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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-20

WINTER HAVEN Up - Florida
Republicans withheld threatened
court action Tuesday pending Gov.
Warren,s reply to their second re-
quest TO open a special State Su-
preme Court primary election to
both parties.
After meeting Of Republicans
here G. Harold Alexander, Fort
Myers, chairman of the COP State
Executive Committee, wired the
governor that ''unquestionably you
have the right to call a primary
for both parties. !. Please con
slider this and wire me your deci
sion and will withhold any legal
proceedings until receipt of same"
Warren has called primary for
Oct. 14-but only for the Demo
crats--to fill the Supreme Court
vacancy created by the death of
Justice Roy H. Chapman, who last
May was elected Democratic NOM
inee to succeed himself in the new
six-year term which starts Jan. 6.
Warren, after a Supreme Court
advisory opinion authorizing him
to call the primary, took the posi-
ton the vacancy was only in the
Democratic nomination because
the Republican party did not nomi-
nate a candidate in the May pri-
marieS.
The Supreme Court did not say
whether both parties should be in
cluded in the special primary, and
Warren issued the call only to
Democrats.
Atty. Gen. Richard Erwin, how
ever, said he thought the governor
erred in not opening the special
primary to the Republicans.
After the COP first requested
participation in the election, Alex
ander said Warren wired him that
II want to follow the law. / do
not want to deny anyone his legal
rights. II you or any other person
can show that there is a vacancy
in nomination of the Republican
Party for justice of the Supreme
Court, and that the law gives me
the power to call special pri-
mary tn fill etIch VACANCY
will do SO Immediately.
Tampa Republican Tom Watson,
former state attorney general who
was ! Democrat until he switched
this year, has announced his can
didafy for the Supreme Court post.
Watson said he thought the pow
ersl of the secretary of state are
broad enough to overruIe the gov
errpr's decision If the courts should
order him to.
Watson also limited he might cir
cuate a petition to get his name
on the general election ballot if
oiher methods failed. He said it
Would present some pretty good
chmpaign opportunities"
Democratic candidates include
circuit Judge Vincent G.. Giblin,
lfiami, and. Justice~ E. Harris
brew, appointed by the governor
% finish out Chapman's unexpired
term.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-20
US. Reported Urging Britain
To Join In Emergency Aid
Program For Iran To Block Reds

Under pressure from Washing
ton, American and British diplo-
mats are urgently exploring pos
sible solutions to the British-Ira-
MAN argument. The oil dispute has
blocked the flow of petroleum to
the West for IA months and has
choked off the Iranian govern
ment's main source of revenue.
Britain's coolnes to the Amer.
lean idea, officials said, stems
from a belief that to buy any oil
would undercut Britain'S legal ar
gument that the oil already belongs
to the British.
The British Cabinet is scheduled
to meet in London today with
Prime Minister Churchill to con-
slider a reply to an invitation from
Iranian Prime Minister Moham-
med Mossadegh to resume oil ne
gOtiations.
Acheson's suggestion apparently
was intended to guide the British
in drawing up an answer. Amer
lean officials believe that MosSa-
degh's move in extending the invi-
tation is in itself a sign that he
may be prepared to compromise
rather than see his nation 60
bankrupt and possibly Communist.
Most American policymakers
now have decided that Mossadegh's
regime, Nationalist as it is, repre-
sents the Vests only hope of avert
ing chaos. Further, they believe
an emergency aid program is es-
sential to stabilize conditions, pay
civil servants and lessen the threat
of a Communicated upheaval.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-20
Love Guilty
|Of Murder

DADE CITY IA jury took 40
minutes Tuesday night to. find 81
year-old Alvin Love guilty of the
first degree murder of Walter R.
Kirk, So.
The jury recommended mercy.
Kirk was shot to death in his
trailer in Zephyrhills May 6. Love
said three cartridges fired from
his % rifle the night of the slay-
ing were used to shoot at a dog
whose bowling awakened him.
Love testified Tuesday that after
his wife left him, Kirk would laugh
derisively at him when they passed
in the street and make mocking
remarks in public. Earlier, Love
told the jury Kirk twice broke up
his marriage.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-20
Bv JOHN a. scALl


WASHINGTON 1.-THE United
States repeatedly has urged Brit
ain to join in an Anglo American
emergency aid program for stra-
tegic Iran to avert possible Com
munist coup.
Secretary of State Acheson is
reported to have made this plea
in a memorandum to British For
eign Secretary Anthony Eden with
in the past 10 days.
Acheson is said to have stressed
the need for quick joint action to
keep Trans vast oil resources from
falling by default into Russian
hands.
American diplomats who dis
closed this to a reporter today in
Dictated the British are decidedly
cool to Acheson's idea, but appar-
emily have not fatty rejected it.
Acheson told Eden, they said,
the United States is prepared to
give an immediate "token" grant
of five to 10 million dollars to Iran
if Britain simultaneously would:
/. Buy the two million tons OF
refined oil and oil products now
stored in huge tanks along the
Persian Gulf. This would bring the
Iranian government about IS to 40
million dollars, at present world
market prices.
2. Declare Britain's willingness
to abide by international arbitra.
ton of its long-standing dispute
with Iran over naturalization of
the ia billion dollar Anglo-Iranian
Oil Company.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-20

Editor, The Citizen:
Your good name and address
was just received from an in
innate confidant of mine bv
whom was just informed of
your good reputation and pro-
fessional and social standing,
having heard that you are good
and Well-known Editor" in the
United States of America.
Here is a short description OF
myself. / am an African boy, sta
toned at Lagos, the capital OF
Nigeria, the seat of government,
and the chief trading center.
am boy of Is years, 5 it,, 3
inches tall and / weigh l25 lbs.
Lagos is the biggest city in West
Africa and it has a population OF
$4,000; we have many railroads
and motor roads, steamships
from different places come to
Lagos but have no underground
train as you do over there.
Please Editor" I will be very
grateful if you can publish this,
my few words. + will be waiting
for many airmail letters. l wish
you good luck and God will help
you. amen"
! think l will stop now.
Best wishes, yours honestly,
JACK FALANA,
is Bishop St.
Lagos, B.W.A.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-20
The Veterans
Corner

Here are authoritative answers
from the Veterans Administers
ton to four questions of interest
to former servicemen: e.
@. I'm a Korean veteran and
want to 60 to school this fall
under the new Korean CT Bill.
May / attend any school that was
approved by my State for World
War II veterans?
A. No. A school must be State
approved for training under the
new CT Bill, before you may en-
roll. Approval granted under the
World War II CT Bill does not
carry over, under the law, be-
cause in many cases schools are
required to meet different STAN
dards than in the past.
@. I'd like to take a single
course in school this fall under
the Korean CT Bill. 1t would be
for less than half-time. How
large an educational allowance
would / get?
A. You would receive either
Cd the established charges for
tuition and fees which all stu
dents taking the same course
must pay, or ~ a prorated
amount based on $40 month
for q full-time course. You would
be paid whichever amount is the
lesser.
@. am a World War II vet
eran and I've recently gone back
on active duty. / have never
used any of my CT loan entitle-
ment. Which CT loan deadline
applies to me: July Is, 1887,
under World War II CT Bill, or
10 years after the present
emergency, under .he Korean Gl
Bill?
A. The Korean CT Bill dead
line applies to you. You will
have 10 years from the end OF
the current emergency to make
use of your CT loan benefit.
@. Are loans made under the
Korean CT Bill subject to the
down payment requirements OF
the Defense Production Act?
A. Yes. The down payment re-
quirements of the Defense Pro-
duction Act apply 10 CT loans
made under the new Korean CT
Bill in the same way that they
apply to loans made under the
World War II law.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-20
Logun Will Fill
End OF Simonton

AL Logun, local restaurant and
bar owner. has been granted per-
mission to fill in the end of Simon
ton st. as far out as his own
property line. Commissioner Car
bonell made the request for Logun
at Monday nights meeting and it
was approved by the other COM
missioners. The street end must be
kept open TO the public at al times,
however, commissioners stipulated.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-20
Citrus Juices
Drank Frequently

CAMP MCQUARRIE R-citrus
juice is becoming known as an
around the clock beverage as we'll
as a breakfast drink. according to
r. M. Townsend, Lakeland.
lie told the 18th annual Citrus
Growers Institute Tuesday that this
is due to improved mechanical dis
pensers and development of high
quality orange juice concentrate.
Townsend. who is manager of
the beverage and dispenser divi-
sion Of Florida Citrus Mutual, said
that tlese improvements we're
opening up broad new fields Of
sale f5r citrus juices.
The best type of dispenser now
IN use he said, Is the counter type
machine. The cabinet models for
undeFthe-counter operation are
now very effective. too. but coin
vending machines need further de-
velotment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-20
Says Eisenhower
Will Carry Fla.

WASHINGTON Up - John p.
Booth. Florida Republican candi-
date for the u. S. Senate. says Gen.
Dwight Eisenhower viii swing the
state for the Republicans.
Everywhere / 60 Democrats
are telling me that they will vote
for Eisenhower" he told reporters
Tuesday.
Booth said COP senatorial cam
paign funds have reached into
Florida this year for the first time
with $1,000 contribution toward
his effort to defeat Sen. Holland
(D.-Fla.).
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-20
NOTICE OF HEARING

pvhie hearing will Be held BY HE FIerda Milk eemmis.
ssa Brewsrd County Circuit Court
~ lavdsrdse. Florida. Tuesday AusUss -. Sf 81 ieo
N. tcr the purpose "a skns such Investigations
lesm proper 10 HE Commission.
AZ This hearing evidence ard testimony will Be received
hive the processing 81 milk
dairy ensd and dairy
Inc plants. dairy In the oADE bkoWARo MON.
ROE Miik Msrkssins Area
Ths Public Is invited 10 attend
FLORIDA MILK COMMISSION
Henry J. j. Schneider. chsirmaa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-20
Peoples Forum

The Citixea welcomes expires.
stOns Of the vfewa Of Its read.
erss but the editor reserves the
right to delete any items which
are eensidered libelOus or unwar.
eoMted. The writers eh0uld Be
ta1r and c0Rsine the letters to
200 words. and write on ane side
OF the paper only. Signature Of
the writer must accompany the
letters and will be publiahed IN.
less requested otherwise.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-20

VETERANS living in Key Wes.
who wish further information
about their benefits should con-
tact the VA Office at Room 2lo,
Post Office Bldg.)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-20
Republicans Threaten Court Action If Governor
Does Not Call Special Supreme Court Primary

Florida r
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-20
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by US. Dept. of Commerce,
 Weather Bureau

Compiled by US. Dept. of Commerce.
 Weather Bureau
 Part cloudy tonight and Thurs day. NE winds near 20 mph to- night and Thursday. Low tonight 15,' high Thursday 180.
 Nome data last 24 hours as of 2 am. today: Precipitation .O5 in. Month total .19 in. Temperatures: high g, low IS. Max. wind 51 mph. from the NE. Sunrise at TAP a.m., sunset at 4:51 pm.
 Temperatures one year ago to- day: highest A, lowest 4. Extreme temperatures on this date since 1907: highest 38 in 1884, lowest -36 in 1915.
 Data for other selected stations
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-20
GETTING ARRESTED "A TREAT AT THIS TIME AND PLACE

LELAND, Miss, (P1- Getting arrested about noon on Thursday is one of the incest things happen ing to motorists passing through this Mississippi Delta town these days. Some unwary couple travel ing with out-of-state license plates is bounced on by Police Officer w. G. Ray.
 "You're under arrest" Ray an- nounces. "Why?" the motorists ask in bewilderment.
 Parrying the question, Ray asks if they are in a hurry. Most al ways the worrying couple says "No" and off to "trial" they go. Destination is not the jail house but the Leland Lions Clubs week. Iy luncheon. The couple are told that for punishment" they must enjoy the luncheon and accom- panying shenanigans.
 Afterwards, sentence" is pro- nounced - the couple must prom ise to "come back this way again"
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-20
Bishop of Alaska to Ordain Four Episcopal Priests

The Rt. Rev. William J. Gordon, Bishop of Alaska, is scheduled to ordain four deacons to the order of priests at All Saints Episcopal Church in Anchorage on Feb.16.
 Those to be ordained are the Reverends John Martin of Tan ana, Robert Grumbine of Valdez, Norman Elliot of Nenana, and Howard Laycock of Point Hope.
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-20
DRINKING WATER FROM SEA

LOS ANGELES, Calif., P)-An inventor of a practical process of converting sea water into drink ing water and the Refinite Go. have almost completed negotia- tions for building "pilot model" plant.
 Company officials said inventor Peter Jones, of Los Angeles, will build the portable plant at Re- finite Co.'s home office, in Oma- ha, Neb. Jones explained he has successfully produced ''baromet- ric" or natural vacuum which makes the boiling and purifying of salt water more economical.
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-20
Presidential Primary Politics
 M'Arthur, Stassen & Ike
 Entered in Pennsylvania
CBY THE ASSOCIATED PREss)

In the national political arena, the names of Gen. MacArthur, Harold F. Stassen and Gen Eisen- hover were entered in Pennsyl- vania's April g Republican pref erential primary.
 Their packers did not need the candidates consent to enter them. The three have until Feb. 25 to withdraw.
 Sen. Taft of Ohio said he de cided not to enter the primary, since Pennsylvania 10 at-large delegates to the COP convention already have been chosen and the vote is not binding on them.
 Taft told Washington newsmen he thinks he will get "the pre- dominant majority" of conven- ton votes from Washington, Ida ho, Wyoming and Colorado dele gates.
 He said he reached this conclu- sion as a result of his recent five state political tour.
 In other political developments, the legality of Eisenhower peti- tions in Minnesota's March IS primary was challenged. The point was raised by William C. Green, former assistant state at torney general, who said he rep resented a group of Eisenhower supporters who believed it was unwise to enter the general.
 On the Democratic side, Sen. Kefauver of Tennessee was re- ported by aides as opposed to be- ing entered in the Minnesota pri- mary. Kefauver was quoted as saying he did not want to inter fere in the "favorite son" race of Sen. Humphrey. Humphrey has said that if he wins his delegates will be available to President Truman if he seeks the nomi- nation.
 In Durham, N. C., Kefauver criticized the Truman admins tration, saying it had too often waited for Russia to move and then has desperately improvised counter measures"
 Campaigning in Wisconsin for the Republican nomination, liar old E. Stassen said in Fort Atkin- son that his farm policy could be
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-20

summed up in six words: Full parity prices without government controls"
 StaSsen said farm surpluses would be disposed of free to needy Americans, sold overseas, given away to other nations, stored as national reserves or processed for storage or new industrial pur- poses.
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-20

SECOND DIVISION, TERR1- TORY OF ALASKA. In the Matter of the Guardianship of the Estate of Haldor J. Hal dorsen, an insane person United States of America ) Territory of Alaska SS. I hereby direct all persons who are next of kin of Haldor J. Hal dorsen, and all persons interested in his estate, to appear before me at 1000 AM. on March 3, 1852, to show cause why a license should not be granted for the sale of the real and personal property of his estate for the maintenance of said Haldor J. Haldorsen. Dated at Nome, Alaska, Febru- ary 2, 1852
 (SeaD
 Russell E. Arnett
 United States Commissioner
 Ex-officio Probate Judge
 Cape Nome Precinct,
 Second Division
 Territory of Alaska. Pub. Feb. 6, 13, 20, 1852.
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-20

Barnyard hens strut or sulk in relation to their standing in caste system.
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-20
Thursday. Feb. q

3:0O-Early Morn. News 8:15-Morning Melodies
 8:30-Morning Devotions 8:45-Jack Berch
 9:00-Music for America 9:30-You Name It 10:00-NeWS 10:05-You be Weatherm'n 10: 30-Southern Shindig 11:00-DaVe GarroWay
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-20
A. F. R. s. RADIO PROGRAMS MARKS AIR FORCE BASE. NOME. ALASKA

12: 30-Slumbertime 1:00-Slumbertime 1:00-Sign Off
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-20
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
 No. 776 Probate

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT, SECOND DIVISION, TERRI TOPV OF ALASKA
Evening star., 1952-05-17

FURNISHED ROOM. new home; close
to conveniences; pvt. bath. 6IO BoS-
ton ave. Takoma Park. JU. 5-3S0O.
ExTRA-LARGE, sunny. front double
other reomers. JE. 3-s76a. lis "
ALEXANDRIA-Near Pentagon and
National Airport; room for l or 2
SILVER IS sPRTNG-Attractively RIM: va fnrn
bedrm.; pvt. bath: suit. for sgle.
pers9on;; conv. to transp.; slo week.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS
Hotel service. Reasonable weekly
rates rates; Hotel & Norttord4 Easy com;
Washington a."esf esfl H K seasss0n sass' s ans
GENTLEMAN--Lovel room, next
conv. to bus; $40 month. JU. e-o4si.
ARLINGTON--Attractive rm., next
sth st. North. oW. sai4. is
633O BROAD ST. Brookmont-Large
maa,s rm;, lst H. uS for cple; pvt. bath; .
ARLINGToNWDo1ble rm.. pvt. home.
2 employed persons; conv. transp,
pRIvATE RI, tHs i ENrR. and bath: unusually
sttrac. rm,; close-in Silver Spring:
q, ,s iNIS; nlk , bYslinS. 81. l:;3: Is
bedrm. for . girls: close 10 Arlington
Hall; bus at corner. OW. 1896
FURNISHED ROOM. 1st floor. next
semipvt bath: single or double.
,;aIs AIsXanSris; TT sriS ;: TE 1s'5 S33s; is
Very lge.. newly dec. front rm., .
exp; gentleman; SO. JA. 4-0as1.
-23
CHEVY CHASE-Attractivel furn.
master bedrm.; pvt. shower, tele-
WI. 1850, is
LGE. REDRM., 1st floor, twin beds,
pvt. bath; new N. Ari. residence;
mep only. IA. 7-1927. lis
Evening star., 1952-05-17
ROOMS FURNisHED-N.W.

CLOVER II,1, Ter PARKaSoOl; PAR, pleasant for
,aae dble,; ,s;s sas ssls. or; ol21: ,, is
town location. for young ladies;
maid service and every convenience.
DUPONT CIR, 1882 10th st.-e ssl.
rms; use grill and rCfgr.. shower;
$IO-$11 week WI. 2562. --2,22
?IIi o ST. N.W.--Very lge.. attrac-
tive rm., adjoining bath; brkfst
grill and fan; sgle' $40. co. 9,55,
Mr.. wARDMAN PARK-sgle. or
dble., nicely furn.; men or women;
1923 EYE ST, near Doctors Hospital
Front single room' nr. bath: Sl1 so
1915 18th ST. N.w.-second a. front
rm; empl. man. private bath, show
erS; gentle family; no other room
ers; $40 week. GE. 615T. 49,
mr.. 18th and R-Two
sunny. sgle, rooms, next bath newly
caTRHDSAL 'eSG fisfr
iadv: $40. GE. S4Si. U -as t''
WELL FURN.. conv. loc. rm. for empl.
woman, preferably $500: break
fast privileges if desired. MI. "521.
PRIVATE HOME, Q bedrms. followed
by cool porch; l ]ge. rm. with .
single beds, ideal for ? ladies or =
gentlemen; other rm. smaller; ga
rage If needed. For more informa-
tion, call DU. 675S. lis
33O9 PORTER ST. N.W.-One room,
for gentleman; French family. KE.
7-0414 -la
Ice. STUDIO ROOM with running
water; gentleman only: $50 no.
Also. rm., pvt. bath; $50 mo. For
information. call OR. 2s9O. 10
FURN. ROOM and screened-in rear
porch in pvt. home; near 18th st.
bus and 14th ST. carline; close to
shopping center. movies; gentleman.
1872 Monroe st. NV. HU. 559l. 1S'
io1 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Nice room.
Government worker. il.
1880 10th ST. NV. Two large,
comfortable rooms; S30-S35: tel
privil.; conv. transp. DE. 764l. 1S'
DUPONT CIRCLE-Large. well-furn.
double room; adj. to cath: unlim-
tied phone. l4l9 goth st. DU. 1899.
Evening star., 1952-05-17
HE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
SLAUGHTER'S
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

DOWNTOWN - Convenient G.W.U.;
al utilities, phone, cozy kit. Phone
BEAUTIFUL APT.-Dupont circle
area, Young lady will share with
JEWisH WsSlf BTsrSEss rs Sfs$ 1,f6s WoMAS Pn Share
til S pm; TIA. @3777. nights and
OR 2 GIRLS to share 1-bedrm.
APT AZ > lS2S3' SSSa iyar siw sec; eonv. transp
DOWNTOWN; girl to share modern
apt. convenient to GNU. After
g pm; call NE. 5753; -:
gewsh geT es ady st. Rx Eth g snothsT aven5ss
LADY HAS APT. TO SHARE with 2
sirls snl :. all pFiviieses Na slo4 Mt. Pleas
kitchen. small living room. bath;
NICELY ei TfHF FuRN.. large e-bedrml "a apt.
Sand md, Ty ,se. to share share with another
consenial girl; refs. eXchansed. Cali
after pm. weekdays. AP. 6151.
LADY. age a5 to 90. to
oLdle SHIdil dpL., lWlu DtQS. Wltn
aSnGother; | block. street car and bus.
csfaoIic THa SlR!' GIRL to share large meS l.
bedrm. apt. with 2 other girls; $40
mo: incl. util. CALVERTON APIS.
1873 Columbia I'd. NV. Apt. 207.
GIRL TO SHARE rm. with another:
pvt. bath. twin beds; close to transp.
gentle home; reas. 1900 GalIatin
. nm vn1INE cIpYs g.. st~o-
I'm. house with . others; $40 mo.
MAN. Fl to 80. to share mod.
1-bedrm. apt; . min, downtown;
MOTHER AND CHILD WANTED to
sh:,s share apt, with another mother and
YoUSG MAN to to share lse. Well
Th college nes sTads anSP Mt Pleasant saint
1A61 ais3' 70; 70 SHARE APT; near nv Wis.
and Mass: ave. Call EN-. 1910. is
GENTLEMAN, GEN, 30 to share od 4-rm, apt,
CoNGENIAL LADY to share nicely
furn.. NV. apt. with another: conv.
to transp;; nom smoker, non-drinker.
WANTErGMiddle-ased lady to share
excel. transp. Gail Sat. after / pm.
! t9 Sun pI !! ,poo PM co a,S 4o5a us
bedrm. duplex apt; nicely furn.
Reasonable RA. 0622 10
YOUNG MAN to share nicely furn,
small effic. apt. with another young
man; Dupont Circle area. Call HO.
GIRL TO SHARE modern apt. with
another: twin bedrm: in Va, of
Lee blvd. Call after 5 pm. all day
Sat. and Sun JE. S-205s. 19'
MAN, 81, Govt. employe.
native p. c., desires share apt. MI.
Evening star., 1952-05-17
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.w.l

3O52 3Oth ST. Sc, Apt. 6-Sgle.
rm. for refined lady, phone, laund.
privileges; pvt. home. no other
roomers; kit. privil. for breakfast
only; conv. to bus, Naylor Theater
and complete shopping Sec: So mo.
II interested. call any time Sat. or
Sun, vi. 9555. -I9
1896 FIT. DAVIS PL. S.E.-Beaut.
rm. in quiet home and location.
Close to transp.: next bath and
phone. Refs. EXCHANGED. Call after
Z pm. and Sunday. VI. S946. II
CAPITOL HILL, on East Capitol St
Nice liv. rm. and adjoining bedrm
combination for rent to single man.
$40 wk. Ii. 3-0129; ewes, call Ii.
32ISl. is
LARGE FRONT RIM, conv. to transp. !;
next bath. FIR. 1871. is
1887 INDEPENDENCE AVE. Sc
Large rm., for sgle. or cple; home
privils., conV. tranSp. Ii. 7-0019.
I726 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV;
residential club for those desiring
the best in social fac, and meals at
moderate rates. Single and dble.
rooms for ladies; also sgle. for man.
CLUB MASON. -l9