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The Key West citizen., 1953-07-24
Times Assails Talk About
Margaret's Alleged Romance

LONDON q The stately London
almes, favorlte chronicle Of Brit,
AIMS society and government,
xaundly assailed the talk about
Princess Margaret's reported 70.
nance today IS seandalmongering
u ils flrst comment on the con
trOvnrsy. the Times, cclumn-lons
Bdilcrial blasted:
BIASED on the nimsiest structure
q guppositiOn. It lshe gossip thai
The princess wants 10 marry di,
voreed RAJ Group Capt. Peter
10Wnsendl has bern given unfur,
xivahly the shape 81 scandal.
Ihe editorial was the Times
most searching comment on royal
affairs since the abdicaliOn crisis
e 1885. The papers opposition "a
Edward Wits marriage 10 Mrs.
Wallis Simpson vas generally be,
lleyed . BIC factor ID his leaving
Tie throne.
ne Tines suggested today that
AarEaret should be denoted. not
eemoved entirely. from the line oi
succession 70 the regency which
would act Is monarch II Queen
aeen Elizabeth II heeomes inca.
pAeitated Or dies before her heir
= of age.
me government On Wednesday
announced i plans 70 amend the
The Key West citizen., 1953-07-24
TeIcphoneCO.
Bargains Oda,
With CTO Men

At the request Of the Union. ]
representative Of Federal Media.
tion and Cancellation Service par
ticipated IN bargaining session
for the first time today as South
ern Bell Telephone and Telegraph
Company and Communication
Workers Of America got together.
CIO resumed negotiation on
modification Of their contract.
The bargaining sessions. now in
their third month, were recessed
July II, in orde rfor the Union
to consider company proposals.
The schedule for discussion to-
day includes:
A company offer calling for
general wage increase ranging
from one dollar up to two dollars
and fifty weekly. The increases
varying by job and job locations,
Within certain job classes the
larger increases are offered to
the more experienced employees.
In addition q number Of exchang-
es are proposed for upgrading to
higher pay scales.
The proposed increasa would
add about four million two hun
dred fifty thouasnd dollars year
to Southern Bells cost.
Officials said wages are the
eompanY's biggest single cost
item in the operation Of the
business. taking about hall Of
every expense dollar. Southern
Bell offleials said the wage
proposal ives made to keep the
pay of telephone employees
well In line with prevailing
wage levels IN the communities
where they work and live.
Surveys were made in cities
and towns, the telephone spokes-
man said, TO determine the rela-
tionship between the pay Of tel
phone employees and workers in
other jobs requiring similar skill
and training. These surveys in
dicate that some adjustment in
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The Key West citizen., 1953-07-24

To
Plans
For Juveniles
Prison sup..
To Arrive On
M11aslay For

i The knotty problem II javenill
detention space win Be ronsideret
~ County Commissioners and d.
State Superintendent of Prisons
Creech a Monday. Il wa laaFnlt
today.
The latest plan offered 81 Com,
lnissioners as I solution To housinf
juveniles pending hearings 81. re-
turns % parents, Is 70 convert part
Iof the first fIoor Of TIE new jan
as qnaTters for the youngsters.
Commissioner Joe Allen, Welfare
Chairman of the Commission made
this suggestion some months ago.
A meeting vas held. sponsored
By the JayCees At which leaders
in the juvenile field were pOIled on
their ideas. Though Tie eoncensus
was that = jail Is not the best place
for juveniles, no other immediate
suggestion for the youngsters was
forth coming.
The leaders decided to wait until
the Superintendent Of Prisons could
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The Key West citizen., 1953-07-24
City Refuses
For
ParkingLOt
Mnlberg Buys
Lot Adjoining
Duyal Street
Property Thurs.
Property Thurs.

City Manager Victor Lang re-
fused Thursday TO issue an occu-
IpationaI license to the Muiberg
Chevrolet Company for a parking
lot at the corner Of Duval and
United Street.
| M the same time, the hot con.
strbketsg was famed 10 life once
more witt to announcement nat
the automobile dealer completed
negotiations for the purchase Of
the adjoining lot on Duval Street
from q Baltimore man for a sum
Of $4,000. Mulberg has indicated
that he win use the land for q
parking lot, as well. According to
q warranty deed recorded In the
Office Of County Clerk Earl Adams,
the sale Of the lot which fronts 100
feet on Duval Street and Is 197 feet
deep was made by Mr.. and Mrs.
James Saffel Of Baltimore.
Residents ek fha area. led BY
City Commission Dslio cebo. sre
Up In arms beeaUse Of HE fact
that MvIbers has constructed
sarase and parking lot in The
residential area. They have 81.
tackled fhe legality of the build
ing under HE city zOnlns code
which states that only communi-
~ garages snd parking lots are
allowed In fs1e ares.
The city commission, at their
meeting last week instructed the
city manager to withhold issuance
Of an occupational license pending
q legal opinion from City Attorney
II. Ignatius Lester.
They asked for 4 definition Of the
term community garage"
Yesterday when attorney Win Al
bury went to city hall to obtain
the license, he was told that il
could not be issued until the mat
ter was clarified BY the commits
sion
Mulberg has indicated that he
win store new and used cars at
the lot and also make II available
to the public.
Residents Of the area claim that
it Is unsightly and that it via hurt
the value Of their property.
The Key West citizen., 1953-07-24
Juvenile Judge
IS Legion Speaker

Agro. IVA Warner Gibson. Judge
l 11unrDe County juvenile Court,
Naa th1 guest speaker at the re-
kular meeting of Arthur Sawyer
Po1 81 American Legion on Wed.
neaday evening. Judge Gibson told
tha Lagl0nnaires Of the many pro.
bIGma that confrOnt her court each
day. Shs explained the legislation
81 hehale u children that was pass.
q during the recent Legislature
nosalDn.
Nine new members were ohligat.
Il q q ceremony conducted by the
Key West Guard Of Honor. The
naw members include: Jack Il.
E1aEkss William Z. Coad; David
y. Brown: James c. Register Jr.;;
Charles ". Sanner; Ernset Muehl.
hesgees I'll Uzelac; Leonard H.
palller: and Walter Z. Rogers.
The Key West citizen., 1953-07-24
Woman Injured
In Accident

One woman was injured Thurs.
day and an automobile extensively
damaged In an accident 1t Truman
Avenue and White Streets, Police
reported today.
The woman, Shirley Watson, sz1
Eaton Street was taken to Monroe
General Hospital suffering from q
back injury after a car driven b.
Mrs. Thelma Witterer, l6s-A Poin
ciana, smashed into the rear Of {
motorcycle owned by Marshal
Jolotta, Of the USS Robinson whs
was stopped for . Light a. the IN
tersectiOn.
Officer William Bethel made The
investigation and brought nc
charges.
The Key West citizen., 1953-07-24
Easing Of C'nyisb Lam Promised
Schools Open
august 3lst

Seheel opens for sII pupils IN
Me eeVnsY On Monday August
u. Superintendent Os Public IN.
stFuetion HoFaes otsTyans an
ReUneed today.
The August opening comes
heeaUss LsboF DaY ls late fhis
YssF. o'sFyant said.
Parents will have their
Youngsters completely On their
hands for Only three weeks. The
sehooi summer recreation pro-
gram winds Up August !. The
fellewed three weeks, 4hsn,
will Be free ones for children,
srd busy snes fer parents who
win have 10 watch over The
youngsters.
While sehool Is out eonstant
oxpansion Is going on ss well
as renevasions IN most - ihe
buildings 81 ihe county.
TEvnsan's eight new class
Foems viii be ready n ths
ialI, bvs not n ilms for HE
openins Of sehool, otRFYsnt
said.
RenovaSiens On Key West
Nigh School, DeUslass ard Har-
rs are solns ahesd. hs said.
The Key West citizen., 1953-07-24

Recently, the four members Of
the Rent Control Board had 70.
|ceived letters from Washington
thanking them for their service ''in
view of the fact that rent controls
will soon be terminated. !"
But Freeman knight, Area Rent
Director, could neither confirm nor
deny that the action would be TAX
EN-, although he said that he knew
"a study was being conducted To-
determine II conditions In Key
West still warranted the critical
designation.
The city was placed On the llss
because huge stsp.up n
Naval defense sefiviiies In Key
West caused . severe housing
problem. The move was credited
BY officials for making n peIsIhle
fer iise city 70 ehasin : federal
grant Of naarly FnliIion dollars
fcE me construction Of Z new
sewer system which wss badly
neodNd.
Only a areas throughout ne
country are nov scheduled % re-
tain the critical de mon after
July 81. Federal rent control will
also end al that time for all non
The Key West citizen., 1953-07-24
Grew Members
Are Rescued As
Tanker Burns
By BILL LOTUS

WILMINGTON, Del. IN ~ The
s,l7s-tOn tanker Pan Georgia burst
into flames last night as It's crew
completed unloading l1O, 900 gallons
Of high octane gasoline and fuel
oil at . Delaware River dock here.
One crew member, Ray 0tt, q
second assistant engineer from
Galveston. Tex, Is missing and
presumed dead. Ship officers said
he apparently drowned after leap
ing overheard IN the furry Of ex.
|citement which swept the ship.
Coast Guardsnien and Whining.
ton firemen used graphing hooks
in search for his body.
Of the other crew members. "A
were rescued by Coast Guard and
Army engineer rescue boats and
brought to Red Cross headquarters
IN Wilmington. Another eight were
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The Key West citizen., 1953-07-24

Regency Act. Under Il Margaret
lnow would act TOR her sister
The new order or regency, said
the Times, should Be-: Prince
Charles after he comes Of age,
then the Duke IL Edinburgh Cor
the duke first 4 4 regent is needed
while Charles Is 200 youngl, and
the princess after TIE duke hon
lorably placed on the list but called
upon only in the event az q highly
improbable catastrophe i"
Though the government has no,
said how II plans 10 change the
regency lire, she parliamentary
correspondent Of tae British Press
that the proposed bill, expected 70
be introduced ii the House Of Com.
mons in November. still would
leave Margaret regent in case d
the death Of Eliraheth's husband.
Acting Prime Minister r. A. But.
ler.s announcement Of the impend.
ing regency change didn't mention
the princess, but 4 was widely in,
lterpreted as q move TO pave the
way for her marriage 10 the d
|vorced Townsend. II was believed
the Church of ENGLAND. which op,
poses the remarTiage IL divorced
persons, might be more lenient 4
the chances were made more re-
mote that Margaret might some.
day have to exercise the monareh's
deties as first Defender of the
Faith"
The Times editorial said Queen
Elizabeth II had been personally
saddened by the bandying
about Of her sisters name in pub
lie gosSin"
The Key West citizen., 1953-07-24
Judge Lopez.
Attends County
Judge COnclave

Circuit Court Judge Aquilinc
Lopez, Jr. just returned from
Europe. IS attending tha County
Judges Association convention
and banquet today in Marathon,
his office said.
County Judge Raymond r.
Lord IS one Of the three hosts
from this county and Dade at the
three-day event
The banor.at takes place To-
night at Kew Motel, where the
judges are convening.
The Key West citizen., 1953-07-24
Local Woman, Male Companion
jailed For Assault, Robbery
Sheriffs Office
Gives Woman Map
So She Can Find
Help After Beating

A 25-year-old woman and hel
male companion are in the Mon
roe County Jail for investigation OF
charges Of assault and battery and
larceny as the result of the beat
ing Of = tourist and the theft o
her purse containing $50, it was an
|nounced Thursday.
Justice Of the Peace Roy Ham
lin identified the woman as Mrs
Gloria Papy, 2OO-E Poinciana ane
and her companion as KirkwOos
Bethel. no address. They are being
held under bond Of $500 each aftel
they were arrested by Constabl,
Jose Espinosa.
The arrests Stemmed from Al
incident which occurred in Wylk'
Restaurant on Stock Island, Wed
nesday night.
A HoIlywood. California, Wo.
man, MRS. Dereshy W. Jeyee.
who Is visiting here u us Semi.
mole Street said that she became
aeqUainfed with fhe pair In tss
bar and they had invited her -
dinner o. ihe Poineisns addfDss
kAfar. afaa said thaf sise uassf -
fha pswdss goom ieavIne her
pUgse en shs kaf. When she rs.
furned, Mrs. PspY, Bethel ard
her purse Wsro missing.
Mrs. Joyce said that she took
cab to PoincianA and when she
knocked on the door, spotted hel
purse on d table inside. She theE
entered the house 10 retrieve 1t, at
which time, she reported, she wal
severely beaten by the pair ant
driven from the house. She incur,
red. severe bruises in the battle,
she said.
Later, aeeerdins 10 her reporss
she FefUrnsd 70 Wylk's and spet.
ted ffe pair once mere. They
proceeded 10 bsss her again. she
charges. and The next morning,
she weni 10 ihe SherifFs offiee 10
eonplsin. She reported tief she
was told That they could Dc nofh.
ing fer her there because thsre
was shertags Of deputies and
referred her 10 Peace JUsfie0
HamIin. They even furnished an
attractive map 10 guide her on
her journey.
Hamlin instructed Constable Es-
pinosa to investigate and later IS
sued warrants for the arrest Of the
pair. When Espinosa went to the
Poinciana address, he found Mrs.
Papy there and took her into GUS
tody. However, unknown to the Of
ficers at the time, Bethel fed out
q back door and escaped.
After q full day Of investigation,
he was arrested late yesterday
by the constable.
Hamlin said that he viii hold q
preliminary hearing into the case
next week.
The Key West citizen., 1953-07-24
City 10 Lose Critical Defense Area Status;
Rent Control Will Be Abolished Here Ju|y
Washington Rules Housing
Shortage Here Not Acute

The government today ruled that Key West no Ions.
suffers housing shortage sufficient justify federal
rent control.
The Office of Defense Mobilization announced that
the city, along with five other will lose their "Cr
cal Defense Area designation July 81 and the action
automatically kills rent controls in the area.
The announcement cleared up mystery concerning
the status of Key Vests Area Rent Control Office since
the Office of Rent Sterilization scheduled to be abolish
ed July 81.
Although hints had been received that housing
trolls would be lifted here todays announcement the
first indication that definite action had been taken
The Key West citizen., 1953-07-24
UnusuaICift

DETROIT lA-Attorney EFnest
IL. Rossi gave his attorney-Wife,
Christine, an unusual birthday
Ipresent today. II was $50 which
ROssi told his wife 70 use as an
entrance fee In The race for the
Detroit City Council. II win be her
first venture n politics. She has
been q lawyer is sears.
The Key West citizen., 1953-07-24
Conservation
Head He
Will York
Out Problem
n IIM CON

Early relief for Monroe
County crawfishermen from
possible hardship caused by
new conservation laws was
promised today by State
Conservation Director
Charles Bevis when he pro-
| missed that he "will be happy
to work out any problem
which may arise. -
Bevis phoned The Citizen
from his Tallahassee office
to comment on the situation
after . series Of articles in
this newspaper pointed up
the fact that there IS q lot of
grumbling in the ranks Of
the crawfishermen because
of the new laws.
Bevis hit back at charges
that Dade County i getting
special treatment because
certain regulations to be en-
forced here do not apply in
Miami, BY saying that any
consaFvation law on the
books will 'sbe enforced In
every county IN the state
including Dade County
Monroe County fishermen have |.
been protestlng the fact that Dadel
County dshefmen WIN he able t0l
sek their traps In Key West waters
and take their catch back 70 Afia.i,
n1l Ald sell 4 during the closed
season.
Bevis admitted that he was a.
ware that Miami,s Senator Charles
had passed ! population
BIZ, " that Is law applying only tol
counties Of certain population,
but he said thai be had not had q
chance 70 60 over the bill. Bevisl
said, however, that his agency has
the power to override such action III
L Is found to be against the best
Interests Of conservation BY maxi
Ing new regulations. Gautier push
ID through his bill on the last day
it the legislature.
1--WE have No centred ever 10.
eel leslslaiien." /" Bevls said. "hvs
~ esUnty viii 81 any preference
lfom ~.
cemmonslna en- . Fe9Ulaiion
which states ihai ell erswflsh
taken must have . tel measure.
merit se % least slx inches. De.
Wis ssid that u That Inethod I'm.
pesss . haFdship en fishermen,
he viii zee That shs regulation
b adiUsled." He hlnfsd . return
- ne ferMer mssheA which stat
% that ne minlmUm weight
Was ere peUnd.
The state conservation board
meets every Tuesday and they win
Be happy 10 hear any complaints Of
in the state, he said.
Bevis admitted that Q regulation
prohibiting the sale Of frozen craw-
Lish during the closed season would
be ! hardship on some restaurants.
There are going to be . lot Of!
complaints because this i 1 dras-
tic move, . he said. Reason for the
aew Law Is the fact that Illegal
rrawfish were being sold IN the
past.
Bevis pointed out that Monroe
County Conservation Agenty Joe
knight Is currently attending school
h Tampa but win be back IN Key
West Saturday. He added that
knight Is familiar with the think
Ing Of the Board and win Be avail.
ahle TO advise fishermen In the.
nrAa
Evening star., 1953-10-22
Suspect Convicted
In Assault Attempt
| On CIV Student

A jury that began celebrating
last Monday late yesterday
found a man guilty of assault
with intent to rape a 21-year-
old woman last February /.
The defendant is Oliver H.
FookS, jr.. 27. colored, of the
$500 block of Eleventh street
NV. Fooks had been tried on
the more serious charge of rape.
Testimony showed he had lured
the young woman, at the time
a George Washington University
student, from her home under
a ruse.
The young woman testified
that Fooks had gone to her home
and told her that a friend who
had just taken her home had
been in an automobile accident
and wanted her to come to the
scene.
After she left the house, she
testified, FookS forced her into
an alley at knife point and at
tackled her.
The jury had deliberated for
about IL hours during the three
day period. The lesser offense
carries a maximum penalty of
from 5 to IS years. Federal
Judge F. Dickinson Let's, re-
ferred the case to the probation
officer for investigation pending
sentence, for which no date was
set.
FookS already is under SEN
tenceS totaling from 8 to "a
years for assault with intent to
Evening star., 1953-10-22
Traffic VioIafor Gets
B-Month Sentence
BY the Associated Pres,

ESSEX. Md, Oct. 22.-Per-
hapS the stiffest penalty ever
handed down in Baltimore
County for traffic violations-23
months in prison and $154 in
fines was imposed Tuesday
night on a 20-year-old Baltimore
youth.
James L. Parker faced nine
separate traffic charges and
another charge Of assaulting a
policeman with an automobile.
Magistrate John N. Mcguire
called it "the worst single traf-
flc case I've tried in four years."
Parker was overtaken and
halted by police Sunday night
after a high-speed chase toward
Baltimore from the east along
Eastern boulevard.
Police said he tried to pin one
Of the arresting officers between
the bumpers of his car and the
police cruiser. Patrolman Ber-
nard Robier managed to Jump
from between the cars but was
hit on the left leg and knocked
down.
Parker then raced off in his
car, which he abandoned after
Patrolman Robier shot at it
twice. Twenty more officers re-
sponded to an alarm and caught
Parker in a woods after hunting
for two hours.
Evening star., 1953-10-22

mel Edward P. Troxell, who
prosecuted Fooks in the latest
case, had asked the jury to con-
vict the defendant Of rape and
to recommend the death penalty.
Evening star., 1953-10-22

rape a 19-year-old girl, for rob-
bing her Of IS and for assaulting
woman with a danger
GUS weapon.
Assistant United States Attor-
Evening star., 1953-10-22
Day School Open House

The Piedmont Day School, at
$3.50 Wilson boulevard. Arling-
ton, will hold an open house
from 3 to 5 pm. on Sunday.
Evening star., 1953-10-22

Arlington . Silver Spring
Open Fridoy and Monday Nights to 9
Daily, 10 TO s; Friday and Mondoy. 10 to 9
Evening star., 1953-09-29

Kit. and bath; quiet, good neiehbor-
hood; near stores, transp., Walter
Reed Hosp. area. lSt A., Aunt
bldg Couple only. S75. WA
I-l3S3 or Ia. 9-642O. II
Ii15 2Sth PL. S.E.-New 1-bedroom
apts., SIS incl all utilS.. master TV.
SIT. WESTINGHOUSE freezer top re-
fGr.; incinerator. See Janitor or call
TEMPLE REALTY CO., 1903 K st
5:t31 1th ST N.W.-Apply Apt.
No, 3. Two-bedroom apt. heat. hot
water; adults only. RA. 6-5233
Evening star., 1953-09-29
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

Ice: sGLE. STUDIO RM.. I windows,
gnlim gi. phone; $50 per mo. DE.
DoWNTowN-1st II. Ink. front
rm;, 11h,v Frigldaire; mr.. bath; $40
419 9Th ST. s.W.-Bedrm. and kitch-
en-: front semipvt bath; on car
line; newly dec: conv. to military
installations; $3.50 wk. ME-
ifiS|I9 T|g2 MASS. AVE. N.w.-pble.
room and sgle. room; also bedrm.
ONE LARGE STUDIO RM.. running
water. gas stove. refgr. Reduced to
81 i,75 double. $50 single. Apply
l3d9 Columbia I'd: NV. Il
"5s9 S;sa,n. 18th ST; N;W:.E1st..h. bed
plate ntS ST IT. a5 pVi wk G5sn' DE lfs75 [ft9f not
2I45 F ST, N.W.-Airfoam studio:
refgr. clock-radio. TV; newly dec :;
S9-Sl5; EX. 3-0653. 80
1927 TAYLOR ST. N.W.-Two rooms
and bath So; steinway piano;
LARGE. ATTRAC. ROOM. :}rd floor,
next to bath; cooking facils. on lst
CHILDREN ALLOWED - One nice
room, with hot plate and sink:
laundry PRIVILEGES; with care. Of
udU5 II 1PCeSSdTN Cdli AT any Time
AID 2-9f17 or RA 6-3SO6. 20
1928 BILTMORE ST. NV. - Large
room. > windows dbl bed gas and
efgr.; mr.. bath: lge closet; mr.. 18th
and Co: rd. HO. 2-0352. ,
5000 QUE ST. N.W.-One Ink, at
tractiyely furn,; good transp. AD
39Ia 5th ST. N.w.-conv. transp
:? rms, refgr.. eIec. stove. laun.
fac; reas. price IA. a-OsS5. Il
1910 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Liv.-
bdrm. and kit, laund. privils; SIG
per wk. Ii 3-2936. >
1 Ith ST. NV. $500 blk. - Large
bedrm.. kitchen. mr.. bath. utils
incl: So 90 for !. RA. 6-95aO. i
1910 P ST. NV, The Churchill"-
Liv.- -bedrm with complete kitchen
for empl. couple, next bath: SIS
wk. NO. 1-gS6S. )
S.E.-Studio rm. and kit. with di-
nette set and refGr., share bath:
S45. J blk. Barney Cir; man
150i NEWTON ST. N.w.-Lge. at
tractive studio room. separate en-
trance, 500. CO. 5-199S. 80
ARLINGTON-Furn Ink rm., unlim.
phone, conv. close-in location. JA.
Mr.. CAPITOL. 1e1 N. Carolina ave.
z.--Refgr..- stove: well-furn.; $40 wk
Phone Ii. 3-9703.
Evening star., 1953-09-29

GIRL 1875, to share nice bed
Pleasant; q blk. store and tranSp.
Call co, 5-4I06, after 8 pm. so
REFINED GIRL, o2-2S. to share
lovely centrally located Alex. apt.
With another girl. Call after ) pm.
GIRL 0' 10 fSi SHARE APT. with ; 5Sp other
girls; 96o Randolph st. NV. Conv.
trsnsp. $3.50 mo. ia. 9-9.46.
/ GIRL to Share 4-girl apt: mr.. 'p Du-
RSn' iS rG GiF's kit ba3S 9Sdrn5 D 'Ein Is4f beds
ONE OR TWO GIRLS to fa share
Lovely lOvelyo,, apt. With ] other girl Sc.
A CONGENIAL LADY to share with
eomH anUthfE nv iaay' ioc Ny SYn3eGFm aSs apt
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Bachelor, share
bedrm. with another man; twin
beds @o 81. Sitting Tm:; dIaa; BATH phone; $50
GIRL, assd;.n1S IS TO-, to Is; to share modern
sec DU. 1.l613 after 6 pm II
@3rd AND EYE N.W.-Lady desires =
refined girls to share beaut. down
town ant, RE. 7-'2S6S. Ext. sos
SETTLED LADY share 5-rm. apart
ment with another Reasonable.
140o Fairmont st. NV. Apt. 200.
NV, EFFIC. APT. to share With
girl. Sec service. Call after q, week
davs; all day Sunday. DE. 2-527y.
30
CONGENIAL BACH. will share .
bedrm.. liv. rm., bath apt. in Sill
Spg. with another. man. rs to 40.
JU. a-52a2 after & pm. 90
GIRL, bet. 20 and -, to
share 2-bedrm. apt. with 3 Girls.
Conn. ave, EN-. 3-S92S after ) pm.
WANT MAN TO SHARE lse. Groom
house in NV. with 2 others: all
prtvils. RA' 315672 after $50 pm.