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MIGUEL MARISCAL.

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three years with Mrs. Emeline
Bodler.
Miguel was also heard by John
Seeger, head of the music de-
partment of the Pan American
union, and several other impor-
tant figures in the capitals music
world. They were all impressed by
the brilliance of his playing, and
he will be invited to play a con-
cert in the famous Hall Of the
Flags of the Pan American union
when he is a little older.
The day Of his first addition, the
slim, curly-haired boy sat at the
big piano in the famous tall win
dowed, marble hall and played for
these few men who were to judge
his talents. His mother, Mrs. Mi
guel Mariscal, Sr., who has ac-
companied him to Washington,
was also there, as well as several
newspapermen and women. His
small audience was delighted, and
so was a gray pigeon who flew in
to the big room and roasted in a
niche until the music had ceased.
Miguel and his mother were
very busy during their stay here.
They were entertained by Mrs.
Edwin Smell, correspondent for
several North Carolina newspa-
pers, and The Citizens book edi-
tor, Miss Angelo de T. Gingras.
They attended several concerts by
the National Symphony at Consti-
tuition Hall, and at the Pan Amer.
lean union.
They also had a round Of sight
seeing which included everything
from a glimpse Of the nations
capital from the top Of the Wash
ington monument to the inside of
the newly decorated White House.
Asked what she liked best on the
trip, Mrs. Mariscal said it was
the gray squirrels in Lafayette
Park. And the only thing about
the whole trip which disappointed
Miguel was the weatherman pro-
ducing no snow during his stay.
He wanted to write a composition
about the snow falling on the city
park. II he does it now, it will have
to be his imagination playing with
store-window snow, and snow
Sprinkled from boxes on the
Christmas tree.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27
p.s.D kEYwEsr CITIZEN Saturday, December a, 1857
TOP TENNIS PLAYERS TO
MEET In lax CHAMP PLAY

JACKSONVILLE R - Seeded
men players, headed by defending
champion Calhoun Dickson, run in
to what may be their first tests
today in the Florida Public Courts
Tennis Championships.
Dickson and the other seeds
Leon Wilson, Jacksonville Naval
Air Station, No. 2; Jack Station,
Orlando, No. 8; and ArCrew Ziebe,
Jacksonville, No. weren't ex-
tended Friday.
Station, in fact, didn't even play,
winning by default. Dickson elimi-
mated Sidney Monies, Jacksonville,
6-1, so; Wilson downed John Cot
ten, Tallahassee, go, 6-3; and
Ziebe defeated Jim Griffin, Jack
sonville, so. go.
Dickson's third round opponent
today is Jack Mickler, st. Angus
tine, who beat Jack Shreve, Uni
versity Of Florida, 6-2. 81, Friday.
The other pairings involving the
seeds in mems singles are:
Wilson VS.. winner Of second
round match between Hal Schaus,
Tallahassee, and John Houle, Jack
sonville MAS.
Station VS.. Larnerd Munoz, Jack
sonyille. Munoz eliminated Bishop
Edwards, University Of Florida,
rs, 11-9, in the second round.
Ziebe VS.. winner of second round
match between Jim Bent, Jackson
vile, and l'orman Breault, Jack
sonville MAS.
Tae third round will determine
the quarterfinaiists of the 37th
annual tournament.
r. -,'.i results included:
Boys singles: First round
Georsa Huff, Sarasota, defeated
lie -r yaorlan Jr., Jacksonville,
60. C.e; Billy Steger, St. Peters
burg, defeated Gunner Schulz,
Jacksc1yille, s-6, GIL, s.; Lewis
Leach, Orlendo, defeated Dave
Whitstonc. Jacksonville, 81, 6-2;
SKIP Wilhelm. st. Petersburg. de-
feated Frank carnett, Jacksonville
6-3.AS7.
Junior girls singles: Betty
Trammell, Jacksonville, defeated
Caroline Riley, Winter Haven, s-6,
40, rs.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27

tournament and finishes with Dox.
ing matches between Maryland and
Syracuse teams tonight.
Gardnar Mulloy, veteran two
time Sugar Bowl tennis champion
and the nations top-ranked ANA
teur, is favored to win his third
crown. He meets Dave Brown OF
New Orleans in the first round.
Tom Brown Jr., San Francisco,
the nations eighth ranking player,
is seeded second and will take on
Henry Jungle of New Orleans In
opening play. Only two were seed
ed for the tournament.
In yachting, Gilbert Gray OF New
Orleans is favored to win the re-
gatta's Grace of Champions" one
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27
Last Scrinmage
Before Big Day,
For Southern Cal.

PASADENA, Calf. R-Southern
california's Trojans may be de-
lighted wheh today's workout is
over.
Coach Jess Hill said it would be
the last scrimmagc the Troians viii
hold in their preparations to battle
Wisconsin in the Rose Bowl grid
classic New Years Day.
Coach Ivy Williamson said the
Badgers would get a spirited tune
up, too, but he has not scrimmaged
the squad since Rose Bowl train
Ing began, nor did he scrimmage
them all season.
Williamson had this to say about
Wisconsin: II think we are as well
off physically and mentally as we
were at any time during the
season. .
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27
LeMAY FLYING TO
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NNOuIluuSu lTutu rage OueI
tirement as Monroe county deputy
sheriff last October.
While lying awake in his own
room, Duane answered his fathers
call to him to come to his room.
Barker. Sr. according to Duane
Suddenly pulled out . gun and
aimed II in my direction" Duane
tried TO grab fhs gun, sripped
the barrel and In the scuffIe, he
said, the gun, . 80 revolver, went
off.
Duane says he doesn't know
whether he pulled the trigger
cor how the gun went off,"
Duane informed the Dada coun-
ty deputies:
II just shot my dad as they
walked in the house on the call of
Mrs. Barker.
The shooting Of the father
climaxed months Of i'll feeling in
the family which resulted in
divorce of Duane from his wife of
six years standing. Duane admits
to beating his father on July 8,
when he says his father pulled
a gun on him at Duane's residence
on Ludlum road, Miami. Barker
was hospitalized at that time, but
told The Citizen 1t was for his
arthritus. Duane, according to his
ex-wife's divorce petition, drew a
gun on her and one Of her three
children that night.
Duane had been on the Miami
police force until his resignation
last October, the same month his
father resigned as Monroe county
deputy sheriff.
The coroner's inquest In Home
stead viii determine what happens
to Duane who is now in Dade
county jail for investigation. Tyler
has asked Peace Justice Vernon
Turner of Homestead to call the
inquest.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27
SUGAR BOWL GAMES START

uled to end Monday, when the two
day basketball match starts.
Unbeaten st. Bonaventure prob
ably viii be favored to beat st.
Louis defending Sugar Bowl cham
pions in one game Of the opening
night doubleheader and meet the
winner of the other opening game
between Louisiana State and VII
lanova.
The Tue day night action
matches the two losers in a con-
ISOLATION game and the two winners
in the title contest.
After a days rest Wednesday,
the climax of the six-sport carnival
comes when Mississippi and Geor-
gia Tech meet for the football
crown.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27

Of several events matching crews
from Southern Yacht Club Of New
Orleans; Pass Christian, Gulfport
and Biloxi, Miss; Mobile, Buccan-
eer of Mobile and Fairhope, Ala;
Pensacola, st. Andrews Bay, St.
Petersburg and Sarasota, Fla.
Tomorrow the tennis meet con-
tinues and college and Olympic
stars will participate in the annual
track meet.
Entries include olympic stars
Walt Davis of Texas A M in the
high jump, Darrow Hooper of Tex
A & M in the shot put, polevaulter
Rev. Bob Richards of the Illinois
Athletic club.
The tennis tournament is Sched-
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27
SPORTS
MIRROR

TODAY A YEAR AGO - Aus
tralia's Frank Sedgman and Ken
McGregor defeated Ted Schroeder
and Tony Trabert Of the United
States in Davis Cup doubles, 6-2,
81, 6-3.
FIVE YEARS AG0-The South
All-Star football team defeated the
North. 1876. in the 10th annual
Blue Gray Football Game.
TEN YEARS AGO-The National
Football League All-Stars won over
the Washington Redskins, 17.14.
TWENTY YEARS AGO - Gil
Dobie Of Cornell appealed for a
simpler. safer game in a speech
before the national football coaches
meeting.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27

was a runner-up spot with the
even-money choice, First Grand
son, in the fifth. He was third in
two races and out of the money
in the others.
His riding record made the slen-
der, black-haired youths mounts
the favorites in most of his races
with the crowd of 11,773, but it
was not DeSpirito's day.
This dismal showing contrasted
sharply with his Christmas day in
Havana, when he booted home
three winners, and with his per
formance at Tropical Park on
Christmas eve-his 18th birthday
when he also registered a triple.
DeSpirito got back in the saddle
on Christmas eve after serving
tenday suspension for a riding
foul-a break that virtually killed
his chances for a new record.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27
CridderS Drill
For Orange Bowl

MIAMI, Fla, R-Both Orange
Bowl football teams. Alabama and
Syracuse, were here today. labor
ing under a warm sun to get in
shape for their New Years day
battle.
A 4S-man Alabama squad ar
rived by plane Friday. The Syra-
cuse Eastern champions have been
here since Monday.
From the airport, Alabama
Coach Red Drew hustled his
team to the University of Miami
practice field for a fast workout.
Syracuse concentrated on kick
ing phases Of the game in a light
90-minute workout Friday.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27

NEW ORLEANS R-Sugar Bowl
activity begins with a bang today
as competition opens In boxing,
tennis and yachting and one of
the two unbeaten teams that play
In the New Years football clash
starts It's final pre-bowl drills.
Mississippi. the twice-tied team
that ranked seventh nationally,
flies to Biloxi on the Mississippi
Gulf Coast and win work out today.
Georgia Tech, unbeaten in Is
games and the second ranked team
this year viii fly to New Orleans
tomorrow night for its final drills.
Today's competition opens with
yachting and a three-day tennis
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27
Kansas State Win
Seen In Tourney

KANSAS CITY R-Kansas State
and Colorado are favored to wind
up the first round of the Big Seven
Conferences seventh preseason
basketball tournament in winners
roles tonight.
The K-State Wildcats, pre-meet
and conference championship IA
vorites, viii take on the Oklahoma
Sooners at 8 p. m. The Colorado
Buffaloes will meet guest Yale
University at 10:45 o'clock.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27
DOUBLE DRILLS
FOR FLA. SQUAD

GAINESVILLE R - Florida's
football team completes its home
work for the Gator Bowl game in
double drills today.
Final preparations for the Jan. /
game with Tulsa win be made
closer to. the Jacksonville game
site. The Florida squad viii 60
Monday to Ponte Vedra Beach,
oceanfront resort 25 miles south
east Of Jacksonville.
Monday and Tuesday workouts
viii be held at Jacksonville Beach.
Wednesday the squad viii timber
up In the Gator Bowl Stadium.
The 81 man squad resumed prac-
tice here Friday after a three-day
Christmas holiday.
The accent was on offensive tao
ties as big Rick Casares, Papa
Hall and Buford Long provided
most of the ground attack. A pass
ing display was staged by Fred
Robinson, young st. Petersburg
sophomore who stepped into Doug
Dickey's position at quarterback.
Dickey pulled a leg muscle last
Saturday. He was able to walk
slowly Friday and appeared brief
ly on the sidelineS to throw a few
passes to a student manager.
The defense playfully mauled a
"B" running attack, the main Of
tenders being All American Tackle
Charlie LaPradd and Guard Art
Wright.
To- hos rot ratonI 4, Enhr,a~,,
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27
BASKETBALL
RESULTS
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
BY The Associated Press

0Y tU0 ASSVSt0t00 bSSS
BIG , TOURNEY
First Round)
Missouri 63 Iowa State 81
Kansas 70 Nebraska 66
SOUTHWEST CONF. TOURNEY
First Rovndl
Baylor 81 Texas 43
Rice 6S Texas Christian 49
HoFSTRA INV. TOURNEY
First Rovndl
Williams 81 Wagner u
Hofstra "a Wesleyan So
AUcUSTANA TOURNEY
Mankato 81 Augustana 81
South Dakota State 70 st. Johns
(Minn) 50
OTHER GAMES
Wisconsin ga California 81
Iowa S6 Oregon 81
Washington 81 st. Louis 81
UCLA "a Oregon State So
Southern California IS Washington
State go
San Jose State 6S Stanford 81
Washington (St. Louis) 81 Idaho 81
Navy (Calif.) Amphibs 6S Denver
81
Lewis & Clark 100 Alaska Univ So
Santa Clara 81 Los Angeles Loyola
81
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27
COUNTY OFFICIALS

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and the results will be presented
to a Coroner's jury at an inquest
to be scheduled after January 1st.
Following the fatal incident,
Pruitt surrendered to a Sheriff's
Deputy and was lodged in the Mon
roe County Jail.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27

firm (Southern Tackle Distribu-
tors) and became vice president.
He said 1t would be good TO have
a sideline when his baseball days
are over. ,cv
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27

The silk worm moth produces
only one generation a year in
countries with marked seasons.
such as those in Europe. but in
japan 1t produces two year and
in India production is almost con-
tinuous.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27
XMAS LIGHTING
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er, 3041 Flagler Street and Leland
Roberts, $40 Pearl Street.
Category lIi - Commercial
Mobiles Art Center, 1l0l Tru.
man and Duval; Dion's Auto Ser.
vice. White and Fleming, and Pep
si-Cola Bottling Co.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27

II has not rained in February,
in Kartoum, Sudan, for 20 years.
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HELP-DoMESTIc
CLEANING WOMEN = O,

week; So: NV section. Cali HU.
COOK-G.H.W.; must be excellent
ssok' ssd Pile, pleasan. personality; live IN:
live-in; reference. Lo. S-0s7e. 1I wa
COOK, white; good qualifications;
Lying quarters: good salary. OR.
COOKE Hw.. live-in, Thoroughly ex-
per-; new, modern rambler. Recent
legal Eefs req. Very good salary.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK-Age rs to
'35; must live in and have refs: fond
OF children: $50 wk. TU. 1896. a
q. II. W.. light complexioned colored
PGegs0e; Pe9 Can cars TX Of 5s24 children; hours
G.H.W.-COOK. live in: reliable: ref
ere srences Eeauired; good salary. Phone
G;HW., housekeeper type, 10 through
pm: dinner; 5hz days; good SAL
2. c. references required. 1884
HoUsEKEEaPPEiRa T. and m companion. viii white,
MAID for ssnersl Ssek tH hcuseSSfk sSaz and
care of 2 children, while parents
work: live I'M. S27 week. 81.
ChEEhFU UL IOUNG WOMAN to live
in; g.h.W., plain cooking; 5 days;
So; vic. Dupont Circle; refs. AID.
1895. -5
ABLE. EXPERIENCED colored women,
between 25-55. for general house,
work, laundry, simple cooking
Some care of one school child. Beau
tiful brand-new Westmoreland Hills
home with all modern appliances.
Must live in. Sun. and "a day
during wk. off. Only experienced.
willing worker, with recent D. C.I
refs: need apply. OR. 039S. 81
EXPERIENCED. with ref, g.h.w. forI
doctors home; no heavy laundry;
must be good cook. live in or out;
must stay sew. nights; $11O mo.
Call OR. 77S7. 3
WHITE GIRL. between 20 and 80. to
care for invalid child; live in. Call
WO 2195 ~
SETTLED colored woman to live in;
help care for children and do gh.w.
in doctors family. Must have ref
erences. OIL. 3436 bet. $50 and 1Ol
pm. 3
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Royal Underwood
Remington Smith, S26 and up. CEN
TRIAL TYPEWRITER CO., 2019 18th
TYPEWRITER. Remington Rand port
able. sacrifice $50: I yr. old. in
excellent condition: LO. 7-3616.
81 I Elm st.. Temple Hills. Md. %
TYPEWRITERS-Ne portables; free
home demon. by factory repr. Terms.
81 wk. Elk. 1424; eve.-Sun.. LU.
TYPP2vWHRaITERs. adding mach. check
writer's. duplicators; sales. serv. and
rentals: bought and sold. MA. 1924.
TYPEWRITERs. new smith Corona
port. $64.50. Factory rep, Free home
TYPEWR1TERS-Rent Q new Royal
portable, S12 for 3 mos; 1st 3 mos.
deductable from purchase price.
CENTRAL TYPEWRITER CO., 2O19
4th st. NV. HU. 6121.
VIOLIN, old, exceptional tone; labeled
Sanctus Serapitin Anno-1769. Of
fer. OR. 1926. 3
for sale. S25. JE. 3-0789.
WASHER, wringer type. perfect cond. !;
$50 or best offer. 20S Moncure dr.,
WAsaERs-Thor Automagic; excel.
cond.; fl. samples; was 1928 so, now
only $149. Also large discounts on
other famous brand fully automatic
washers. STAR RADIO CO.. 400
11th st NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
FURNITURE

Special fall sale of new flne-quality
bedrm:, liv; rm.,. dining ,rm; furn.
springs and mattresses. bunk beds
lamps. tables, mirrors and house
hold misc. Savings up to 40%
ersd nsRse' sna '0mPale Pmmed de1sr9
Closed Sun, open wkdays. till s pm
DAWSON FURNITURE CO.
2245 Rhode Island Ave. NE. x
FURN.. CUsHMAN MAPLE Colonial
dining room suite. b OF: excel
$50: GE comb. radio and victrola
s yrs; for 0d ktcSs1 SSzS scr sSrneE IA e9p19sEf
FURN.-Private party giving up
home due 70 circumstances; must
sacrifice at very low. attractive
prices: bedrm. suite. liv. rm. suite,
kit. set. chest Of drawers, rugs, dra-
perieS, dishes, utensils, washing ma
chine (almost new. Also numerous
odds and ends. 4604 Iowa ave. NV.
GAS RANGES, new. used; $3.50 up;
Installation. PEERLESS SALES. 2237
Georgia ave. DE. 1868.
GAS RANGES. new. used; $15 up;
guaranteed; easy credit; nothing dn
ACME STOVE. 1011 7th. Ma. S952
GAS STOVE, Kenmore; right-hand
oven and broiler; good condition.
GUN. custom grade, model 81 Win
chester Skeet. double 20 gauge. hard
" used; $50 under cost; ideal for
ENTWISLE. Elk. 300. 8 to 5. s.
collection: excel. target
an and de deeI rifles with SCOPES: cal
aew l2-sa; Browning automatic: nc
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

DUPONT AREA-Studio, 2 rooms;
gas stove; semipvt. bath: SIP week.
1857 P2Rk Ridge. rm.: or 2;
hot plate. refgr;. laundry privileges.
7th AND SHEPHERD AT N. H. AVE
Lge., pleasant. dble., Ink. rm., pvt.
bath, refgr. and lndry facils.; 2
girls or cple.: .S55 per mo. Also sgle.
lh.k. ,onn; I'm; girl: 25 per mo-; ref.
sis 10th ST. s.E.-one 1-rm. and
one 2-rm. and back porch. gas
stove and elec refrigerator: "a
Sc. SOL SEWARD SQUARE-corv
loc., lge. front rm:. .kitchenette. new
rsfgr,, gas stove, sink. Suit. 2 adults:
SadI Child afcepti Tokos MISS HOBBY. 1st
NR. o0f; 6UPoNT 1-gIaSi CIRCLE - Completely
fprn., incl. refgr. 1242 21st st. NV.
1859 EUCLID ST. N.w.-Large rm..
newly dec. twin beds; good loca-
tion and transportation. -3
N.W:-One or 2 bedrms. for lady abb
stainers; will rent sep; running
water. hot plate. refgr., large closets
uni. phone, excel. tanrsp. GE. O776.
CIRCLE Lge. light
eSdfesasRns cal after pm 1o0g 81 o5so
COLORED-133l VERMONT AVE.
N.W.--1-rm,. eff1c., newly dec. next
TO Ws BATH 70 WsSn s71s parking facii'; $3.50
sis E ST. N.E.-Attrac. large bsmt.
rm.; kitchen privileges convenient
transp.; l or men. Ii. 7-6194.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

COLLIE .1s. Eyes ysSy gsgyass nioe ss special SA
GERMAN SHEPHERD. AKC reg: /:
4k yrs. old; excel. disposition; sale
required by owners move. H. H.
SCOTTIE PUPPIES, 3M mos; 2
brindle females. champion sired;
Axe reg; distemper shots; excel.
show possibilities; delightful pets;
$100 each. WI. 1898. --8
WEIMARANER PUPPIES for sale.
purebred. hunting stock; must go.
$3.50 each or best offer. 81. 1889. A.
BOXER PUPPIES. 10 wks., Axe res,
champ. sired. ears cropped; all fe-
males; fawns, brindles. OIL. 2671.
TWO ENGLISH BEAGLE PUPS. 4 mos.
old: one started. LU. 4-0623. 3
both S75. Calverton, Va. 1852. -
DALMATIAN, pure bred, female, 2
yrs. Price secondary to good home
See at Peter Pan Kennels, Marlboro
9811, B. A: BROMWELL. owner,
District 1868. --3
BOXER-A beautiful golden brindle
outstanding ,bloodline.. 712S Car
roll ave, Takoma Park. Md. -3
CAT--Wanted home for Maltese cat.
female. Spayed. Intelligent, hand
some IA 4.0S36
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APTS. FURNISHED

1886 O ST. N.W.-Two lge. fur
S65 mo. DU. .26s2. A .
BEDRM.-LIv. RIM. combination. kit.
5ids. Nj 1901 Calvert st. NV. See
rkaNt1s saaSi Msfj SCOTT KEY HorEL-one
.:oom. kit. and bath; completely
shower; S5 to 81 per day for or
one ' AND soo TwobEDRM W. Il fSln urn Haas spts
Wkly. and monthly rates. CHASTLE-
TON HOTEL. DU. 1000. -
TWO-BEDRM. AFT. liv. rm.. dinette
RSa R4 4aas iss5 Pssa s6sDhs4a Ss a1ies st. nv
642 Z. CAPIToI-2 bedrms.. liv. rm.,
EnT Eitii pyt. Tv bath poaa and entrance; girls
1851 Gsn MASS. 3y soyaaE XVI. N.w.-Larse apart. s
ba : iSr parrkns spssss mad Service PE.
available. References required.
NEAR 10th AND COLUMBIA RD.
NV. 1850 Irving st, n.w.-5 rms.
gsTsh snd snd sd ,srd; slso ssstsfsfa S. sIssoo!
NEAR IA issRsoolREHAM-Lge. hskpg. RI rm. !:
beau furn;; Tefgr.; S11. sleeping
fm.,S7. 194S Calvert NV. AD. 1851
GEORGETOWN--Liv. rm.. bedrm. !.
kit. and bath: sos per mo. All day
Sun, after 6 pm. wkdys.. MI. 2S4S.
1851 Spartan. 30-ft.. all
c9ny; &C y. Lcc, &C., Rte. g., I; ;,as mi. north ..
LOWER 18th ST. N.W.-One-rm., ),
kit. -din. and bath apt. New, at
tractive; S115 per mo. incl. utili-
ties. GE. 1920 or AID. 1874. -3
LIVING RM.,8 2 bed
rms, twin beds bath, kit. -dinette.
Utils.; lovely q ". section; nr. shop
ping center: fine transp.; refs;
NEWLY DECORATED. / rm. with
kitchenette; share bath with other
couple. DE. 5497. 2233 First st. NV
CoURTs--Lovely new furn.,
2 rms. kit. and bath, ell utils.: air
cond.; " blk, from Senate ONCE
bldg. 100 C st, ne. AT. 4466. -3t
ONTARIO RD.. NV, on the. park
Q bedrms., 2 baths. lge. liv. rm..
din. area, beautifully furn. through |
out, modern, incl. silverware. blan-
kets, and linens: modern. quiet.
bldg: no children or pets. Lease re-
qutred. $3.50 per mo. WI. S52S..
NICELY FURN. APT, suit. for 8 or Al
adults. los Rock Creek Church rd.
NV. RA. 1857. -S
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ROOMS UNFURNlsHED

1904 MARYLAND AVE. Me- un-
furnished rooms: utilities furnished;
C0LoRED-NiCE Ia LARGE RM.Son
Belmont st. NV. for empl. person;
no cook laund. privls. LII. 4-1174.
COLORED. Q bedrms., single and dble
ne. section. Home privileges. LU.
COLORED-NICE LGE. ROOM with
privileges. Call AID. 5379. --3
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FARM AND GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL, S5 and up; get our
PAuL'S TREE SERVICE. L6. 5-457S.
AZALEAS. hardy. field grown; all
;:olors end sizes. 2510 18th st. me-.
LAaSSbssccSSfslNc ASb scSSfsl AND TREE SERVICE.
gE AzasAs s. osas IS Or sa1s "a, ss4s: asA O SiLO
CLEAN FILL DIRT, top soil, blue
stone, road gravel. hauling. grading.
trees removed. 10. $3.50. %
TREE SURGERY done by expert
enced and insured company: tree
trimming and removal Call BE-
rHESDA TREE SURGERY. OIL.
EXPERT TREE REMOVING and trim
ming: reas. prices. Fulton S-6576.
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