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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-06
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TRANSFERS

Storekeeper chief Henry T. Sto-
ner was transferred from the u.
Naval Commissary Store, Key
West. He is to report to Guam for
'urther transfer as assigned by the
Commander, Naval Activities of
he Marianas.
Since his enlistment in August,
935, he has been awarded: the
Good Conduct medal; American
Defense medal; American Area
medal; Asiatic- Pacific area medal;
World War II Victory medal; and
Occupation medal (Asiatic area.)
Before his career began, he at
tended high school at Parma, Miss
ouri. His mother, Mrs. T. E. Sto-
ner, resides at Sikeston, Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stoner have one
child, Richard. She is the former
LaVerne Downey of Seattle, Wash
ington. They have been residing at
1892 Johnson Street, Key West.
Chief Stoner is member Of
Branch so, Fleet Reserve AsSocia-
ton.
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THE Flaming Thing"-the liquid
piece de resistance. Owner A. E
Pilkington decided a fitting cere-
mony should accompany delivery
of THE Thing" Since flames
dance four and five inches above
the connection, plastic fire he'll
NETS were ordered for each Gus
toner.
Now, siren has been added. II
sounds off when one Of the
specials is sold. Since Pilkington
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-06
Girls Reject


TAIPEH, Formosa.-(R.-Boys
argued for it in a broadcast pro-
gram but the girls said mo" to
co-education.
The girls reason, 1t hampers
scholastic progress by inspiring
unnecessary sentiment"
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Political
Notes
BY DON WHITEHEAD

MIAMI Up - Sen. Richard B.
Russell's declaration that he viii
not lead a Southern revolt over
civil rights at the Democratic Ma
tional Convention was the big news
today in Florida's first presidential
preference primary in 20 years.
This was the first time the
Georgian had said fatty that he
will take no part in a walkout
such as the one pulled by some
Southern leaders at the 1913 con
vention.
Voters went to the polls to make
q choice between Russell and tall,
slowtalking Sen. Estes Kefauver
of Tennessee who already has won
Democratic popularity contests in
eight states.
A record smashing vote of $780,
900 was expected. Russell was re
garded as slight favorite to give
Kefauver licking in the South's
only presidential preference con
test.
81 think I'll win," Russell said.
But Kefauver insisted his own
chances were good and that chose
who are against me are in for a
surprise" Others also believe the
Tennessean may pull a surprise
victory over Russell.
Russell's surprise no-bolt state
ment popped out Monday night
during a television debate with Ke-
fauver which developed at times
into a bitter and shouting quarrel.
Both men showed the strain of
their hard campaigns under Flori-
da's hot sun.
The Russell Kefauver meeting
began as panel discussion OF
their views ON domestic and for
eign affairs. But it became an
angry explosion at times with both
candidates almost shouting at each
other and ignoring the moderator
and other panel members.
At one point Kefauver said he
wouldn't 'pick up my marbles and
run home" If the Democratic Ma
tional Convention should approve
a civil rights program including
a compulsory Fair Employment
Practices Commission (FEPC).
Russell retorted: eff you mean
TO imply that I'm going to leave
the party-Oh, no! I'm not going
to leave the party"
Reporters later questioned Rus
sell about the meaning of his state
ment and he said: II will not walk
out of the convention on an FEPC
fight. | intend to stay right there
and fight it out. -
Russell was asked if he might
leave the party after the conven
ton. He replied he would if the
convention nominated somebody
like Alger Hiss"
This was a reference to Alger
Hiss who was sent to prison on
conviction for perjury after he de
MED he had given State Depart
ment secrets to a Soviet spy ring.
Both Russell and Kefauyer in
their debate declared their opposi
ton to compulsory FEPC, so
cialized medicine, deficit spending
and the Brannan farm plan.
But Kefauver has said he would
accept a compulsory FEPC plank
in the Democratic platform if it
were approved by the convention
while Russell has said he would
not accept il.
Russell said Monday night he
would repudiate what he called
a compulsory jail sentence
FEPC.' But he also made it clear
this reputation did not mean he
would walk out of the convention.
There had been whispers that Rus
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Siren Heralds
Hot Drink

DENVER.-(P1.-A new eatery
opened recently in Denver and
only now are the neighbors be
coming accustomed to the sound
of sirens screaming in the night
The cause of the disturbance is
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-06

fake new Cadillac home with you-use IT with
common prudence and give it reasonable care
and ten wears from today, there should be many,
MANY people anxious to drive it and call 1t their own
The soundness Of this prediction IS attested on
used car lots throughout America. Every day, buyers
are taking possession Of Cadlacs built before the war
and are dong so with pride and anticipation
There are many and vital reasons for this enduring
value OF Cadillac car.
First, of course, is quality. Cadllacs are built to
the highest standard practical TO enforce IN inc
production OF motor car.
The watchword and the goal of those who de-
sign and build tor Cadillac are one and the same
hog Saa4 and hoy enduring esH ms gar % "'4@<'
Year in and year cut, the search Tor improvement
goes relentlessly ahead
Small wonder that the car keeps its youth and
its performance lar, lar beyond the normal span.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-06

Torpedoman's mate second class
Roy w. Bass has been detached
from the Ordnance Department of
the Naval Station, Key West, in
lieu of reporting aboard the U.S.S.
Prairie, destroyer tender Is. at San
Francisco. Bass has been with the
Ordnance department since Jan
uary, 1850.
During his career. Bass has earn
ed the right to proudly display:
the Good Conduct medal; the Anne
rican Defense Service medal; the
American Area medal; the Asiatic-
Pacific Area medal; World War II
Victory medal; China Service me-
dial; China Occupation medal
Bass was born in Salem, Ken
lucky, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. C..
NJ. Bass. His parents now live in
Marion, Ky.
Before his entry into the Naval
service, he attended Marion High
school. He is married to the former
Virginia Jeane Bradbury of Allan
ia, Georgia.
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Citizen Staff Photo

claims sales run about 300 an
evening, the siren screams most
of the night.
The Flaming Thing" is built
on base of gin or bourbon with
added liquors. A grapefruit slice
is placed across the top, sprinkled
with sugar and ISL proof rum.
ers
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-06

The south temperate zone has
more uniform climate than the
north temperate zone because of
the broader ocean areas in the
south zone.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-06

entering the Navy. He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Prem
dergast, RR No. 2, Cedar Lake,
Indiana.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-06

Cheap steel was first made
possible in 1856 by the Bessemer
process.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-06

Richard H. Prendergast, yeo-
man. seaman apprentice, has re-
ported aboard the Naval Station,
Key West, for duty with the Mill
tary Personnel Office. Immediately
prior to reporting to Key West,
Prendergast was graduated from
the YeOman Glass "a" School at
cambridge, Maryland.
Prendergast attended Crown
Point High School, Crown Point,
Indiana, and Indiana University
Extension at Gary, Indiana before
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-06

Richard Thomas Pifer, boatswain
mate, first class has recently been
transferred from the Security De-
partment, U. S. Naval Station to
Bremerton, Washington, where he
will serve on board the AP A-199.
Pifer had been stationed in Key
West since January, 1850.
Departing with him for the West
Coast was his wife, the former Miss
Mary j. Baldwin of Culver City,
California, and their two children,
Wendy Ann, 20 months and Doug
Allen, 8 months. They resided at
1862 Poinciana Place.
Pliers parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Russell r. Pifer reside at 3916-D
Prospect Avenue, Culver City, Cal
ifOrnia.
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tt Will Be in Demand When

And then there is its sound and enduring beauty.
Cadillac STYLING is a deuelopmenf-with continuous
Improvement and refinement. Older Cadiiiacs, Of
course are not 10 be mistaken for the current ones
but, regardless Of age, they are aiA C9dfA2e5- and
arc distinguished and dlgnihed IN Their own Tlsh1s'
And then, Of course, there the wonderful Cadillac
name-which never loses its significance, no matter
how old the car which bears H. Year tor year ana age
for age, a Cadillac Is always aside and apart from
other cars.
II is not unusual for Cadillac 10 pass through
four or FIVE or even SIX different families each one
owning il with pride and driving Il with pleasure
Think OF this whcn you buy your next car. II you
get Cadillac-there can be no doubt that othefs
vii Be eager to own II when It has served you ths
normal span.
Why not come in-and see and DIVE tbs "ondcs-
full car: We'd be happy to welcome you any tine
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-06

The polar regions have relatively
dry air.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-06

The BremertOn, Washington, Ma
Wy Yard is also the destination of
Hugh E. Finney, Chief Boatswains
Mate. Chief Finney will report to
duty on board the USS Magoffin
(APA-199D Chief Finney has been
in Key West since 1949 attached to
the Ships Department at the US.
Naval Station.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

two QUIET GIRLS: no smoke OF
FfRST-FLOOR ROOM, incl phone
and complete bath, pvt; entr.; 10
Gated in Bethesda, OF Old George;
town I'd: accessible to transp. ideal
for ffoYIoS2 2 people; $50 per mo. Can MI
ARLiNGToN-Laree airy room. tile
bath, excel. environment, cow. trans
portation, gentleman. IA. S-s127.
ARLINGTON-Rm., twin beds, pvt
home. semipvt. bath. or 2 girls
or couple. KE. 3-5517. 30
AVONDALE, MD.-Sgle. rm. for gen.
tleman: 2 blkss. from D. C. bus: pvt.
home. adult family. -22
room in new home: bus at door:
lndry. privl.; unlim. phi. JU. 1878
ARLINGTON-Dble. bedrm.; front;
opened on porch; next to bath. rent
double or single: conV. transp. ia
SILVER sPRING-Employed gentle
man only, pvt. bath. 81. 1908. SH.
NEWLY DEC. turn. rm.. pvt. ent..
SILVER sPRING-Large airy front
room, good transp. Gentleman pre-
ferred. $40 mo. 81. 5046. "a
LGE. BEDRM. with pvt. bath and
phone. cony: to Pentagon and shop
ARLINGTON-Attractive rm. for ]
or 2 empl. persons, cow. loc. "a
ARNA VALLEY VIC, dbl. rm. for 2
girls with house privils-; very conV'
CH. CH., MD.-nr. E.-w, hwy. beaut.
furn.; laundry; kit; tele. privils.:
empl. cpl. man; or woman; ref.
req. OIL. 1164.
MOUNT RAINIER. clean attractively
looking for home Ike surrounds;
ARLINGTONNLge. nicely decorated
rm., semipvt. bath; cony. shopping,
BETHEsDA@Msster bedrm. and bath
LARGE FRONT ROOM. twin beds.
meals optiOnal; p%A;von1 AR 431S; c2.,v roou
mr.. bus. unlim. phone. liv. rm. privil.
AREiNGToSADesirabie double room,
private ss.s 6sth; convenient location
LARGE. BRIGHT, COOL. new furni-
.sIs .sIsn: es 2!a E:B
LARGE SGLE. ROOM. next bath. pvt.
home; nr. Pentagon, Navy Annex,
shopping: gentleman. ia. 8-6S14.
NEARBY MD.-Beautiful front room,
cross ventilation. large closet' next
QUEENSTOWN, Mt. Rainier, Md
Beautifully furn. room for Q nom
drinking gentlemen, in private apt,
breakfast privileges, $40 each: avail.
July /. AP. 1880 between 12-2 pm.
MASTER BEDRM., 4 windows, cple. or
. men; private half bath next to
shower. unlim phone. bus l blk,
Navy Annex / mile. GIL. 3010. PA
Evening star., 1952-06-22
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.E.

S0s EAST CAPITOL ST, APT. g.
Nicely furn, rm. on carline; uniim
phone service.
S1I0 SO. OAK. AVE. N.E.-Lse. twir
peorm.. cedar cl., clean, nicely furn.i
y DIX. r. I. ave. cars: empl adults;
600 mo-; kit, privil. MI. 3744
fore pm plleF weekdays ea EefS6aysi So s4bs ss
SO MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Larse
front master bedrm. with running
water; conv. tranSp.; use of phone
nas Ior city calls; maid service. FIR
500 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE
Front dble, nm; twin beds, radio
corner brick house: use of front
Porch p2T and snd lawn; sgl.. $40; dbl, SIS
2OI eND ST. NE. APT. Alone
front rm. for lady. Ii. :8-O405.
224 EAST CAPITOL-Small sleepine
nm: quiet, employed young man;
$500 per wk. Call IL. 3-2966
LARGE DOUBLE FRONT RM.. large
home. $40 wk. AID. 0O42.
1I6: MORRIS ST. N.E.-Furnished
front bedrm.; white. prefer . men
" NOIklns couple. Ii. 3-6S37, IA
NEAR SUPREME COURT BLDG
Several lovely furn. rms. for 2 or
more girls. Call Ho. $500.
next bath; pvt. home; rates reas
OR. sl4S or FIR. 1898. pa
END-FLOOR FRONT-Large, light
housekeeping rm. for couple or l
or empl. persons. Ii $4,000
MASTER AND SINGLE BEDROOM,
with or without home privls.; beauti-
Iul detached home; air conditioned.
CLEAN, CONVENIENT, twin beds, good
transportation, single $40 a week
and double S12. Breakfast arrange
ments possible. LII. 3-1700. -2S
4lO l1th ST. NE. Apt. 4. Very nice
front rm: for sleeping for l or 3
people. Also single rm. for 1. Conv.
to carline. Very clean and quiet
home. TR. 642S. 80
DOUBLE RM. Next to bath, mr.. transp.
1911 E. ST. N.E.-Nice clean room
for gentleman. Conv. transp., quiet
hheme. heme. by week or month. FIR.
1issF sT-Lse; furn. rm. With
twin beds. Suit. ladies or 2 men.
Cooking priyils. FIR. 5O4S. -22
NE. BRENTWOOD TERRACE-Gen.
tlemsn. non-drinkers. Nice sgle. rm.,
next to bath, in adult home. Unlim.
phone NO T25l DO
Evening star., 1952-06-22
ROOMS EURNlsHED-s.E.-s.W.

HILLCREST-Laree front room. empl
couple Or men; block from bus
ONE LARGE front rm. and kitchen
End floor. 325 Pa. ave. Sc. -22
LARGE ROOM IN NEW HOME-Ad-
Joining park: 1888 Nash st. Sc. LU.
1900 BLK. 44th PL. s.E.-sgie. rm.;
conv. transp. and shopping. VI
20T0. -22
1-RoOM APT, also another room for
rent. 10l5 s. Carolina ave. sc. =
NEAR CAPITOL-Beaut.. bedrm.,
Semipvt. bath, pvt. home, gentle
man only; ref. exch. $40 mo. Ii
3-l701.
LARGE. BEAUTIFUL RoOM-service-
man preferred or young man. SIS
week. Link. If desired. 10. S-6560
GGLE. RM.-GirI or woman, tele. and
ldry. priv, non-drinker. LU. l-1903
GOOD HOPE RD. S.E.-Large front
nm, for 2. next bath, So week each
6si N. CaRoL1NA AVE. s.E.-2-rm
furn. apt. No children or pets.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
COUNTRY BOARD

COUNTRY BOARD on large farm on
top of mountain, cool. quiet and
reStful, conveiences; good home
grown and cooked food served; 81
miles from D. c.; rates reasonable,
Write or phone, Bluemont 2612,
MRS. JANE E. KING, Bluemont.
WILL BOARD GIRLS from ) to TO-;
large modern home, shady lawn.
MRS. CHAS. SINE, Middletown, Va
Phone 139-W-2, Stephens City.
VACANCY in private country home
424-A, Star.
WANT CHILDREN, age ~, to board
on large farm home near Falls
Church. Daleview 90lS. -23
Evening star., 1952-06-22
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

GEoRGETowNmLagge , goss rm;; single O. o.
NEAR E2 0nf2; 0DUfoNr C1RcLE-1arge Tm.,
running r. n Tsser Mn k49s and rsfEr' 1242 Sl't
1928 18th ST. N;W;-Large Ink.
Tm;; rms. s1S * Ts: sSss' and 2 cool .le:I,n' ss
NW.GLarse attrac. rm.. suit. for
empl. person; run. water; new refgr.
hot plate. Christian home. CO. Q5S1'
PA; AvE:aHouseksepias sIo rms; .,,,s 5sisI z;
for Q. single for lady. RE. 34O0.
1924 NEWTON ST, N.w.-2nd fioor
lFe f9t 9Ia Tm; rafa- ssle So ssao SP dOle; gas
,iis itGy' Ma Mass: Esisri ave No' ssS N%-Rans.
drinkers also bedrm., $40 EE
sS1 ME. .yssRSiiyM ssASi N.w.-Lxe. dble. room
nicely y,sf furn. Small child accepted
r. II I. Al 18th N.E.-Nice 2-rm- apt;
studio couch. elec. plate. refgr,
,agk Sink Eli BfITMoRn ARj Sl0s; sr. N.w.-Iissht
transp.. nr. Columbia I'd. DU. 9574
GEORGETOWN, Que st. at 3oth NV
Nice rooms. in mems residence
$3.50 to S15 wk. co. 5246, DU
LARGE LARGE FRONT ROOM. with Frisid.
aire and hot plate. same fir. Will
bath, bath;, aqisEt' aqnE' ePs1 5sflned people; Is s$s'
saHS REpth n7th De; sr' reSSStwrll SSS.tw.-rully eqaipd
cool; no drinking. co I17S.
REAR ENTR. Kent,s Jewelry Store
rm., $40. Phone DI. 1882.
1913 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-Newl.
dec. lge. frt. rm., twin beds. nr
bath, grill; excel. transp. co. 3173
1916 EAST CAPITOL ST, N,E.-Lee
rm., hot water. stove, Frigidatre an,
linens furn. Reasonable.
VICINITY 4th and Rhode Is. ave. ne
II front room and kit. privileges
$3.50 week pU. 1890.
1900 N ST. E.W.--Lge. room. refgr
stove, sink, next bath; nicely iurn.
pTfoNr sefs; Hq, q6rRcfE. sffa; 1928 10th st.
Beautifully furn. double room,
windows, 2nd fir.; refgr, hot plate
0i5 Z. CAPITOL sT.-Liv.- -bedrm.
kit. comb, lge. front rm., pvt. bath
$50 mo. GE. 1910. IA
NO. 8. ll04 L ST. N.W.-Large furr
rm. with kitchenette. S54. WALKED
q DUNLOP. 200 18th st.. DI. 022S
. NICELY FuRN. RMS. facing 81
pTsms Court g,lpfg RlSg &c Gail 1.sS2 Ho. saSi saoI
ing system shower, pvt. sntrane.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
CARROLL ARMS HOTEL
1st AND C SITS. NE.
SUMNER RATES
SINGLE, $18 WEEKLY
DOUBLE. $24 WEEKLY
AT. $500

COLORED; UPSTAIRS RM., end Fl.
front; nice sect: empl persons;
privileges. Ii. 4-0979 -26
COLORED-LARGE FURN. RM. with
home privileseS; mr.. shop. center.
Children accented. LU. -44S5 -22
COLORED-NEWLY FURN. RM., for
refined empl. man; maid serv. and
priVils. 1884 D st. ne. Ii. 4-0275.
CoLORED-NICE ROOM for rent;
S45 a month; home privileges: near
buSline. LU. 1896. -22
COLORED-NICE ROOM for single
man, home privileges. Ii. 3-3S37.
COLORED. N.E.-Single room, woman,
in quiet Christian home on bus line,
cooking and home privileges, $3.50
wk Hobart 5263
COLORED-RIVER TERRACE section
Newly decor. rm. for lady, lge
closet; next bath; privils. Ii.
3-4H2S.
Evening star., 1952-06-22

BACHELOR win share spacious ant; apt;
Fer Fer information. TR. 424o, Ext
TWo GIRLS wish to share unusaally
preeiate Cali NO. 4339. S22
LADY TO SHARE attractive apt.
Bath B esHam snd phone nse St St ny mel [" conn nar
exchanged; S65. Cali Sat. after
YOUNG Man. 3o-35; reas. rent. s35;
near near GWU SHy an and main Navy; twin
n: ". sECTIoN-Two girls between
22 and 80. wanted to share modern
2-bedrm; apt, with l other. 500
mo. each. Ia. 3053. ewes. after 6
raREEtRooa II Ell s1s ssnj ANb BATH APT. s7 to
share with girl; Sc. section: ell
Call LII. 4-0G33. 10
BACHELOR will share furn. 2-bedrm
apt. in darlington with another
man for summer. possibly. longer
sla' ' weekly eefhsD TE Ei' a7s4 aaa all iaelils.eS
NV, vic. l4th and Upshur-Girl to
share with another, 3-rm. furn. apt.
= bedrms.: reas: Call VI. 1896. --22
YOUNG LADY bet. 1885 to share
gnnsualy snr,nn lse S99l APT in siiyel
al door. u. s-3as7. ' 0N
GIRL wanted to share 2-bedrm. apt
with 2 others; NV. section. For
partlculars call DU. 5946. --24
APT. to suit your taste
and budget; will share with girl IL
bath in NJ NV; p'' apt. bids'; ktscneeesss. eons.
transp. RE O63O. Ext. 4Ol.
YOUNG CONGENIAL GIRL to share
apt. in Sc. with l. other. Nicely
furn. TV. Good transp. LU. 4-653O.
GIRL, 10 to a5. to share 1-bedrm.
spIi spfii' cR NV; s95a section; conv. transp' sa
GENTkEMAN ttss-s5) lse. house in
Alexandria with very congenial
group. Full privileges for gracious
oHIRsSsr6wyNs HlRRs 6y Ns3G7s Mf Rs,nslr Or AL: 1sd Sd
Elderly gentleman. alone. win share
fined middle aged employed couple.
Avail. July l., 500. AP. 1880. be-
tween II and pm.
1901 PARK RID. NV, Apt. 401--2
with 2 other young men. AD. sly.
CONN. AND CALF. VIC.-Girls. "a
81; l-bedrm. apt; twin beds: nom
1WO COLLEGE MEN desire TO snare
apt. l other; free parking; S35. CO.
SOl L; nights and Sunday, -23
Sept. L: l bedrm.. sleeping porch,
liy.. rm., kit. din, bath apt; -TV;
$50 mo. EN- 1864. -23
TWO GIRLS to share furnished apt.
on Conn. ave, in finest neighbor-
hood: $3.50 each. DE. 1916. -222
COLORED - WORKING LADY to
share 3-rm. apt. with another en-
ployed lady, twin beds. close to
COLORED-GIRL TO SHARE apt
another: pvt. bedrm.. . rms, KIT.
and bath; in n e. section. Ii. :3-O647 :.
COLORED-MAN TO SHARE ant
with one other; all privils. Ii.
LADY between
25 and 80 to share large apt: all
privils.; conv. tranSp. All day Sun.
before IL am. wk. days. TU. 250S
LADY to share
2-bedrm. apt. with l other. Ii.
COUPLE share
aptss conv. transp.. reasonable. Ii.
7-5SS2.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

FRONT ROOM. nice private home
l34S Spring I'd: NV. ia. 1850.
room, cooking privileges. IIl6 Euclid
St, NV: MI. 0312. -22
COLORED-RM., UNFURNISHED, for
mother and child or 2 employed
persons. 427 18th st. Sc, Ii.
COLORED-e BEDRMs., sitting rm.,
kit. and bath: conv. located; refs.
required: refined cple. DU. 1880
COLORED-FURN. or unfurn., single
or double; privils.; mr. transp. 923
L ST. ne
Evening star., 1952-06-22
ROOMS WANTED

EMPLOYED MOTHER desires room,
breakfast and dinner for self and
2S-month boy who goes to day
nursery; prefer Silver Spring. Md.
After 6 pm, Ii. 7-4543. 22s
DESIRE TO RENT large kit. in pri-
yate house: 3 times a week. from
1902 PM; in best NV. downtown
sect; basement or first floor. RE.
1858.
HOUSEKEEPING RM.. large. clean.
pvt. home, wanted by refined, mid
dle-aged lady; have linens and kitch-
en- things; NV. pfd. Box 2S7-Z, Star.
GENTLEMAN, Government employe,
desires comfortable, well-furnished
room with private bath; convenient
to Dept, Of Agriculture; state rental.
Box BOZ, Star.
LADY, age 80. desires room with
cooking privileges or share apart
ment with another in Arlington; !;
T. Star
Evening star., 1952-06-22

14O6 18th ST. N.W.-very nice Ink.
rooms. ideal for one person or empl.
COLORED-NEAR 14th AND PARK
RD.. 1923 Holmead pl. NV; rm.
with refgr., stove; $l2 TU. 4l64
Evening star., 1952-06-22
OPEN FOR INSPECTION. SUN. 2-5
2908 QUE ST. NV.

OPEN FOR INSPECTION. SUN. 2-E
1908 QUE ST. NV.
one-bedrm,. apts. with sleeping &C
2-bedrm. apts.. with sleeping ac-
commodations for 8 or 4-$162. 80
mo. All new furn. selected by out
standing decorator. See agent on
premises or call ME. 5402. 90
COLORED-3e17 WARDER ST. NV,
2-rm apt. with kit. share bath:
Conv. transp. RA. ssss after $3.50
CoLoRED-a-RM. APT.-Furn., neal
child. Call after 4:30. Ii. 4-432l
AND TAYLOR NV
Apis. and rms. avail. immed. Nc
children, RA. 5O22.
LGE. RMS. kit. pvt
bath, newly decorated. Adults only
Three rms, kit, bath; utils. furn.
t,1. Stoo; rr rm ss5 XIII MH semipvt. SaaI al bath
M lR EAST CAP. and Penna; ave
with one, in lovely. home. Refined
empl col cple. No children; 500 per
mo. Ii. 3-I75S after 8 p.m.
U ST. N.W.-One rm
and pvt. kitchen. in good cond.. now
available; 500 per mo. JUSTINE
REALTY CO.. 412 5th st. NV, DI
1895. "a
COLoRED-EMPL. COUPLE rms.
kit, semibath. breakfast nook. Nr
Georsia ave-. COW. transp. RA
COLoRED-APTs.. RMs.-Do not
phone, apply 1905 3rd st. ne. 10
am. to 10 pm.
AND UPSHUR. NV
Two, 1-rm. aptS., Semikit., bath,
refgr.; nicely furn. TU. 2060.
FURN. APTS.-COLORED
1453 Fairmont st. n.w.-Three rms.
kit. bath. utils. furn.; $l2O.