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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-14
THIS ROCK OF OURS
BY BILL GLIB
BY BILL GBs

War War = War. I'm sick of the
subject and of the ignorance that
makes it necessary to waste mems
lives and property for the further
prosperity of politicians and finan-
ciers = for the glory of officers
and generals such as Custer who
gave no thought for his men but
expected to go down in history as
the pretty-haired hoy general
who could beat unconquerable odds.
q have to use a dead mans name
but even so, the FBI might ques-
ton my loyalty to the U. So
Needless to say I'm loyal
enough in my own opinion and the
FBI can jump overheard if they
think otherwise. That is another
outfit of which I'm not sure. Ex-
pert law-enforcement officers, yes,
but they are growing too power
full. Hi1ler's Gestapo was also an
outfit of handpicked men with
plenty of brains. Italy, France, and
Russia have their undercover
agents. All through past civiliza-
tionS, such outfits have existed and
it has been the sorrow of the
nation that created them that,
being given too much authority,
the servant soon became the mas
ter. Study the history of the Knights
of the Templar in England, the
InquiSitors of the Vatican, the
Ku Klux Khan of our own South.
Pubicity-seeking FBI men can
ruin an innocent mans life by
questioning him and Dragging to
the newspapers of this fact, Why,
there is hardly, a newspaper or
magazine that you pick up in
which Edgar Hoover, head of the
FBI, isn't preaching a sermon or
Dragging. l wonder if he gets paid
| for this and if such material is
/ first submitted to his SuperiorS as
is the case of all other Federal
employees.
The Draft
Most of the boys in college are
now getting their draft cards. That
is fine provided everyone is draft
ed rich or poor alike - those
studying science, journalism, med
icine, etc. Medical students in the
last war were only too eager to
accept exemption from the draft
and secure funds from the U. S.
in order to continue their studies.
However, they displayed a strange
reluctance to return this aid by
way of serving with our Armed
Forces. Ask the doctors who did
serve while their fellow practi-
TONERS we're at home reaping in
money by the cart-load. Check with
the War Dept. and find out if even
today, doctors for the Armed Ser
vieS are not as hard to find as
hens teeth. That is why / feel
that medical students shouldn't be
exempt anymore than the youth
who is studying to be teacher
or the more unfortunate lad who
couldn't 60 to college and is out
working to support his family.
| MereenarY Troops
The worst situation, as l see it,
is our attempt to buy the blood Of
other nations to do our fighting
I'VE send Europe a few bushels oi
wheat, rotten potatoes, boxes Of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-14
LAST OF ESCAPES
Is CAUGHT TUESDAY

CsfATTA1CeCCEEE Up STATE
Hospital attendants Tuesday recap.
snred the last Of shree mental "a.
tserts vito ESCAPED Saturday b.
s0rcEEg . guard Al knife poins 70
rwlease thegn.
Hospital SuVs VI p Rogers said
George Ward rs geez pssrea near
fsrBna Ridge. soa9s II rsex Mesx
ex Agre. ia Cd Ect rxGaSt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-14
HOBsON IS CHIEF
JUSTICE OF COURT

TALLAHASSEE R~-f1s FioFida
SnEgsEze ceaf1 kas eserted +.
Frank Hebsoa cid Isg<e.
Ths sesen tastsess Fukste -
chef sksiess poss every to years
% > hssss ~ seas0rlsg
fsaaa Nseeexsard Justice Md
l. seeEng.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-14
DEFENDANT CLEARED
OF FRAUD CHARGE

JACKSONVILLE A-The Florida
Real Estate Commission has found
Henry N. BGrch, Jacksonville real
estate agent. innoceai Of fraud IN
The insenaed sale ct \ government
surplus dweEliRg
Burrh was charged with false
preteEse ard issuing worthless
check in aezlIng With . Jscksan-
vile Negro wars2ng 10 hUy 6we4.
M Al Camp Rlsa1lEg.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-14
LOSING A TYPHooN

Chinese Nationalist weather recently &C
cused by agency Of the Nationalist Government of los
ing yphoon. The weatheman charged with failing
to properly chart the Of the disastrous typhoon
Instead of going where the weatherman predicted,
the typhoon struck Formosa November 14th without
warning The storm left 100 dead and missing and
ured about 400 It also destroyed almost 10000 houses
and damaged an even larger number.
In the Chinese view the weatherman had he acted
properly could have accurately predicted the of
tphoon His failure is being considered grounds pun
tive action.
We have sometimes wondered if this policy would not
improve our weather-predcton system and regret
that the science of weather is not that simple.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-28

liam Stinger Of Philadelphia are
spending two weeks with Mrs. May
Hearn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pickering
had as their weekend guests Rev.
and Mrs. James Haney and three
children, minister of st. Matthews s
Church of West Philadelphia. On
Sunday their dinner guests were
Mrs. Hazel Esham and Mr.. Mac
Laughlin, also Jack Esham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Justice,
Jr., and son Barry of Greenwich,
Rhode Island, spent a week with
their parents Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Justice, also Ralph Justice of
Norfolk, Va, visited his parents,
the above Justices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo GwiazdOwski
and two children, Paul and Carol
from Connecticut, spent the past
week with Mr. and Mrs. Francis
DerricksOn and daughter, Eliza
beth. Mr.. and Mrs. Gwiazdowski
spent Friday evening with Mrs.
Gertie Keen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Richards and
sister, Mrs. Bessie Martin were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Boy
er Hooker on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brice Hickman of
Wilmington were guests of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James MinOs
Parsons and Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Pusey over the weekend; also Mrs.
George Mitchell at Bethany Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leidy of
FrankfOrd visited Mrs. May Hearn
on Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quentin Evans of
Philadelphia were guests last week
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Howard Burton.
Bruce Burton spent two weeks
with his aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joshua Dukes in East Lans-
dOwne, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Bant
and son Bobby visited relatives
and friends in Newark last week
Their baby daughter was kept by
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Norman E. Calhoun of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Belts spent
the weekend here at their summer
home and visited their aunt, Mrs
Clara King Richards on Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard P. Hadley
and two children of New York are
spending several days at their
parents summer home, namely
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-28
OCEAN VIEW

We mourn the passing Of Mrs.
Mary j. West of Drexel Hill, Pa,
who died on Thursday, August 20.
The deceased was the daughter OF
the late James and Ella Belts Ben
nett Of this community
She leaves to survive, hus-
band, Charlie West, and a son by
her first marriage, Oliver Evans !;
a sister and brother Lucy and
Lawrence Bennett, and Ward, Ches-
ter and Roy Bennett half bro
Tiers; several nieces and nephews,
namely Ernest Bennett. and nieces,
Grace, Hester Ella and Hilda Ben
nett, Pearl Murray and Virginia
Miley, besides several cousins.
Funeral services were held from
the Spencer ID. Videom's Funeral
Home in Drexel Hill, Pa.
Viewing was from Watson and
Gray Funeral Home in FrankfOrd
on Sunday, August %, from 1O:3O
until 1880. Interment was in Mar
iner's Bethel Methodist Cemetery
at Ocean View. Rev. w. S. Grant
Officiated.
Several friends and relatives at
tended the funeral services from
Ocean View, among them were Mrs.
Clara King Richards, a first cousin
of the deceased Mamie ]. West; sew
eral from the Loyal Workers Sun
day School Glass, of which she
was the teacher 20 years ago. Be-
fore moving her membership to the
Methodist Church at Drexel Hill,
the deceased was a faithful and
active member of Bethel Methodist
Church here. She served as presi-
dent of the Ladies Aid for seven
years, besides being teacher in
the, Sunday School.
Her influence was for good, and
we feel she will receive a reward
in heaven.
Rev. Warren of Selbyville deliv-
cred a fine sermon on Sunday NOR
ming at Bethel Methodist Church.
At the vesper service we were
happy to have with us, Rev. Don.
eel C. Wildey of Milford, who gave
us good sermon. Mrs. Wildey
rendered a lovely solo, "His Eye
Is On the Sparrow. The pavilion
was full of Worshippers.
Vernon Cobb underwent an Op.
Grafton at the Beebe Hospital in
Lewes last week. We wish him q
speedy recovery.
On next Sunday evening the ser.
vice in the pavilion at the beach
will be in charge of Mariner.
Bethel Methodist Church YOune
Adult Choir; Mrs. Ella Mezick, di
rector; Mrs. Dorothy Murray, or
ganist.
Mrs. Ethel Davidson was the or
ganist on last Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac L. Bennett
had as their dinner guests on Sun
day, their children, namely: Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Bennett and fOul
children, Raymond, David Lee
Mark. and Mary Beth and Mr.. anC
Mrs. Ernest Lathbury and two sons
Walter and Frank.
Mrs. Lurinda Wells and niece
and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-28

Mr.. and Mrs. John West.
Mr. and Mrs. Dittert of West
Philadelphia, called on Mrs. Clara
X. Richards on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Evans and
son entertained at dinner on Sun
day, Ralph Justice and friend, Miss
Dolores Gray, the latter from Fen
wick, and also his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Justice and son Nor
man Justice and family.
Herbert Burbage Of Norfolk, Va,
spent his vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Asher Burbage.
Our sympathy is extended to
Mrs. Blanche Calvin in the passing
Of her husband, Elmer Calvin in
Elizabeth, N. ]. Those who attend
ed the funeral services for Mr..
Calvin in Elizabeth, N. j., from
here were Mrs. Lille H. Belts, his
mOther-in-law, and Mrs. Elsie
Hickman, a sister, and Mrs. Nell
Beers White, an aunt.
Guy and Harry Holloway of
Clearwater, FlOfl0al called on Mrs.
Vera Belts, their sister-in-law.
They are boarding and guests of
Mrs. Elva Steele here.
Mrs. Clara Richards of Franklin
Vile, N. j., will attain the age of
81 years this Sunday, August 80.
Congratulations to this grand eld-
erly lady. She is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Nelson Dolby, here.
Mrs. Richards raised five daugh-
ters and two sons. 1t would be
nice IL her friends remembered Mrs.
Clara Richards, in care of Mrs.
Nelson Dolby, address it Ocean
View, Del
Harvey Bunting of Lewes visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Tyre on Sat
urday.
DR.. and Mrs. Cecil Freed of
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-28

Ocean City, Md, called on Mrs.
James A. Belts on Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Aus Murray is spend
ing few days at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Hickman Of
Bethany Beach were dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman 2. Cal
houn on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Town
send and son Scottie Andrew. en-
tertained guests from Bridgeville
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest WOOtten
and daughter Patricia have return
ed home from a vacation trip to
Quebec and Canada.
Mrs. Isaac Long, Mr.. and Mrs
Horace Long and their mother,
Mrs. Ethel MADEIRA motOred to
Pleasantville, N. j., and visited
relatives and friends last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lem Lynch enter
tanned guests from Arlington, Va,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Horace Derrick
son visited their sister, Mrs. Mat
tie ShOckley in MillsbOrO on Sun
day afternoon. Another sister, Mrs.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-28

Wiley Of Bridgeville, joined them.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Horace Derrick
son, Jr., and two sons of Swarth-
more, Pa, and Alan Derickson, of
Pittsburgh, Pa, have returned to
their homes after spending their
vacation with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Horace Derickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Short are
spending their vacation here at
their summer home along the In
dian River.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-28
WILD sPUDs 10 REscUEI

DURHAM, N. c. - up = Pota-
toes from the backwoods, real wild
life, are pointed towards develop
ment OF better spuds for the Amer
lean dinner table.
DR.. Donovan s. Correll, a botan-
ist from Duke University, says that
out-of-way sections in Central Am
erica and Mexico have developed
disease and frost resistant strains
which would help potatoes on U. 8.
farms.
In his books, published by the u.
s. Department of Agriculture, DR..
Correll says that the potato had its
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-28
TAPs EoR NEIcHRoRs

SAN DIEGO, Calif.-(P)-Over a
period of several weeks Dickie
Cooper, schOOlbOy studying trum-
pet, stepped out on the porch of his
home and played the military bugle
call taps" each night at 9 p. m.
He and his family were relieved
that the phone didn't iangle with
protests. Then Dickie went away
for a weekend. NeighbOrs called
to inquire if he was sick. They
missed the taps. Some said they'd
lost sleep lying awake waiting for
il.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-28

origin in the Andes Of Bolivia and
Peru.
COrrell has gathered wild pota-
to relatives in Mexico which are
now being used in breeding investi-
cations in the United States, Ger
many, Canada and Alaska.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-28
HoopLuMs IRAP sAILoRs

MANILA Up Police recent
" rounded up men dressed as wo-
men in Luneta Park in the heart Of
Manila. American sailors had com-
planned they were robbed by these
Seductive sirens" who often turn
ed out to be tough hoodlums.
Evening star., 1953-01-31

AIRY, NEW 2-BEDRM. APT.-12x18
liy. rm.. mod. kit. colored tile bath;
$3.50, mo-. includes all util. Out
conjunction Of Southern ave. $50
for inspection. LU. 2-l0OO. EXT. s..
Evening star., 1953-01-31
Washington, D. c.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 81. 1853
RMS. FURN.-MD. 8 VA. Gent. J

for gent. In pvt. home: everything
every eonv.; 5 mi. to Pent.. 1 r's; mi. 70
White House. 1909 Colonial terri,
ALExANDkIA-Lse.. warm rm.; twin
beds. ,neW, furn,; windows. 3 clos
cts; u blk. bus serv. to PentaEon
nv ana annex; annex; pvt. home; empl. only.
ARLfNGTON-2 rms. newly dec: 1st
convenient location. IA. 5-5659. q
ARL.-Lge.. double rm. with twin
0eS$; 0S; elk; from bus. Gentlemen
EockvMLE . Lovely room. semipvt.
sonabIe. PO. 2-6423. D
CLARENDON-Beautiful room, 1 blk.
TO, bus and restaurant. Why live
with unpleasant furniture when you
can have nice room2 IA. 5-s3S2.
3. ARL.-Nice furn, sgIe. rm.. pvt.
home; 8 Minis. to Pentagon; uniir1.
phone. Gentleman. OF. 4-S9S9. II
ALEX.-Beaut. dble. rm. in pvt. home,
With special privileges;. Lge. closet.
ATTRACT. single or dble. rm. In pvt.
home; 2 nice, empl. girls or ladies.
Convenient. Reas. ia. S-354l. %
SIL. SPRING, l blk. to Hecht's; at
SAHtkr III. III lONCly IlOHlt. Ouly = IN
family. Unlim. phone. JU. 5-73S9.
SECOND FLOOR, next to bath; 2 biks.
from Hot Shoppe. Hyattsville area.
WA. 7-9117. Il
ROOM AND BOARD FREE-Present-
able lady to care for doctors ONCE
ana APARTMENT in evening. Box
DouBLE ROOM. private bath; pri-
yste nome. Arlington. Call KE. s.
NEAR BUCKINGHAM--Room with
twin beds: l or 2 gentlemen. 3
buSlines. TV. Bendix. Ewes, Sat,
Sun, ia. 2-7S92. Il
LYON PARK, VA.-Large rm, 30xl5.
Southern exposure. Dutch Colonial
house. Suit. for man and wife or 2
Govt. girls. 500 mo. IA. 2-41SS.
AV0NDALE, MD.-Front rm., Q win
dows; 2 blks. from D. C. bust in
private adult home. WA. 7-3932.
Evening star., 1953-01-31
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

hss plate ss and nfs fsrn lEf rm fFSat With F ot
plate and sink. Laundry privils
ll,p n = pvt. home, close to everything;
Kansas ave. G NV. % RA. OEsa e-Ssoe. o1S aS
3539 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. light front
rm.; din. alcove. stove refgr.; utils
tuTn,: $l1 wk. DE. 2-1675. 81
DOWNTOWN, 21O ST. N.W.-Large
6edrm., complete, kitchenette; $40
UPTOWN. 1889 HARVARD ST. NV;
ned-Iv: rm. comb, complete kit, adj.
bath; $50, 1; $50. 2; no drinkers.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-completely
t9rn;' with refgr. and running water.
ARL1NGTON-4-burner gas range in
raIi mi snare ,sng rsigr. and bath. S65 mo
taIs ddls.,ittI, I4th ST; N:w.-L.h.k. rm.
child accented. RA. 6-SOoa. 81 SIS u
CONN. AND PORTER@Lge., twin.
x-town L bus; 2 girls. EN-. 3-9456
1880 HARVARD ST.-sleepinR rms,
privileges include reception rnl., Kit.
LIGHT HoUSEKEEPING RIM. for for 2
~or gentlemen. Me. .S-01l7. -6 "
N.WEPvt; home: unlimited phone;
1SEs Win range
and refgr. for l S45 mo- Also 2-rm
unit suitable for 2; SIS each per
mo. CO. 5-2O62. Il
1866 WYOMING N.W.-Lge.. attrac.
frt. rm.. all conv.; hot plate, refgr.
settled lady; Mt. Pleas. AID. 2-9404.
ONE LGE., LIGHT, CLEAN RM. with
SINK, stove and refgr.; good transp.
e48 DELAFIELD, PL. N.W.-Front
6m:. twin beds; share kit. IA.
SMALL, LIGHT-HOUsEKEEPING RIM,
with Frtgidaire. 1920 Columbia rd.
NV. AD. 2-93S6. Il
ARLINGTON. furn.; very close in;
unl1m. phone. Also dbIe. rm. with
cit, priyils. IA: 7-67S9.
% BRYANT ST. N.W-Attractive
clean. 2-room apt; good neighbor-
mood; handy downtown. Reasonable.
COLORED - Sc. SECTION - Lee.
front Ink. room; privileges of
Frigidaire and phone. Ii. 3-5240.
COLORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM
and kitchen. for single lady or couple.
Call RIA. 6-6795. II
Evening star., 1953-01-31
RMs., AFfs. TO SHARE tcons.

YOUNG LADY, 1886, to share one
priVils. Call 10. 2-6311. III
WANTED: 2 Government girls to
share 5-room ant. with 2 others.
Good shopping area: transportation;
NV References required. Call ia
GENTLEMAN (25-35), college srad OF
professional to share large house in
Alexandria with congenial group
OF men; private bedroom, full facili-
ties; convenient to D. C. XII. 8-327S
or XII. 9-1622. II
1 OR 2 GIRLS to share attrac. g.
rm. apt. on 1st fl. of pvt. home in
res. neighborhood. Call AP. 7-3254
THREE ROOMS AND BATH. suitabl,
for 2 girls; NV. location Owner
home ONE on week ends. TV. AD,
GENTLEMAN will share nicely furn
1-bedrm. apt. OF upper 18th st,
with quiet, refined gentleman. Must
see to appreciate. TU. 2-27SS. --2
CAPITOL HILL-Gentlemen, flrn,
apt. to share with 8 young Govt.
employees. Ii. 3-6S11. 3
YOUNG LADY or congenial cple. 3
rms. Near Navy Yard. Will care
for child. II. 6-6106. IL
AWO !OCNO MENs OeSlTe anOIner
age 24-30, to share 3-rm. apt, NV;
all utils.; S35 mo. TU. 2-4606. sun.
and after 8 wk. days %
INTERRACIAL INTERNATIONAL,
Terry House. Studio room in at
tractive apt; permanent; any race
acceptable; must be person Of high
character. DU. 7-5965, %
ARLINGTON--Congenial girl to share
attractive. 2-bedrm. apt; Is min.
70 downtown and Pentagon; So. so
mo. IA. 2-6371. -
WIDOW WILL SHARE 2-bedrm. ant
with couple or | or 2 ladies. Cony.
transp.,. shopping center; unlimited
phone; laund. facilities. UN. 4-7443.
CoLORED GIRL has apt. to share
with another girl. Call TUa 2-237S.
COLORED GIRL to share apt. with
another IN modern apt. bldg. At
Evening star., 1953-01-31
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

ONE GIRL to share fully furn,, mod.
gen and D C. Cali ia. 6-9463
rWS0 rvVSsf RRfINED RiISN GIRLS to share al attr.
.e6s @6safRt Ho. ati ag4tisESs5t. ES5tn one otnef: II t|in
n, ARL.-Dble. rm.. pvt. bath. kit,
laundry, phone. social privils.; for
fenned girl; conv. IA. 1880:
BACHELOR to share large NV. house
with others. Maid service, excel
lent meals. DE. 2-55S5. -4
NEAT YOUNG WOMAN (25-3O)-To
share ige, 2-bedrm. apt, attrac. furn..
AZ ayaIS IMeFiSan Fsb Hi I1 Hotel ssS With Other
ERL., ref, congenial girl. bet. 25
and 35, to share lge. 2-bedrm. apt.
with ! otner % girl; girl; refs; eSch:; cony;
WILL SHARE attr. ,S-rm, apt. with
one girl. 20-25; unlim. phone. conv.
bus and shopping. Call after z Fri
day. al day Sat. and Sun. Jo.. q
FivE.RM. APT, Sc. section. wm
share entire apt. or rent one rm.
WARDMAN PARK VICINITY, over
looks Rock Greek Park; pvt. bedrm.
utensils; man, sos. DU. 7-4913.
ONE GIRL. 81 to 2e, to share 2
bedrm. apt with 8 other girls:
$3.50 mo-. share other expenses,
GENfaEasMSN aIsS1S to share lse air-condi.
toned efic apt; TV, pvt phone, sun
deck, laundry facilities, EN-. D
You'd s0f LAbY AaBS'' to share large, .-so COM
Portable apt with another; child ac-
GIRL TO SHARE twin bedrm.. nv
rm.. kit. bath with other: $46 mo,
2423 81: NV, pI. 7-6415. IL
ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share apt,
146S Harvard st.. NV; conv. shop
pins and transp. AID. 4-06S0 after 8.
8. ARL.-Employed couple or . girls:
blond furn., TV; kit and laundry
PRIVILEGES. IA. 2-S91S. -5
WANTED-Young lady to share apt.
on Embassy Row with others;
Earsgs service; CAN DE. 1850. ~
3 Univ. GRADS, men, EOS, wish
Bird to share 2.bedrm, furn. apt.
Roc' n ". loo. AID. 2-4945, SO pm,
l4ss NEWTON ST. N.w.-LarEe apt.
to share with young married eple.
Call In person, JOHN cARuTHERS.
OR 2 GIRLS to share a-bedrm. apt
In Mex" Va. Excel. transp. XII
S-o96o. ~
Evening star., 1953-01-31
MOVING. PACKING. sToRAcE

MOVING AND HAULING, day OF
night pU, T-9687 or NO 1850.
FURNITuRg MOVING Of any Kind,
experienced help. reas. rates; free
estimates. Phone il 2-2111. Night
rEn2vsngAAI pn1ns IA 2sS9SS8s; SsGss; $500. lis
age--LoW as So per mo-: reasonable
moving rates: Va. and D. @. SAFETY
6TQ. q TRAN6F. CO., TE 6-6l 8S.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET Of
across the country: safe storage IN
separate rooms: expert packing.
Phone NO, 7-O1O4.. UNION STOR-
AGE Co. NC. Established JD06l.
ARE YOU MOVING to California or
to some other Western StAte2 Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING. Ma S.4S52.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving. 3.
Z. MORRIS. 1910 18th st. NV. Call
.TU. Elise after pm:
WE MOVE ODDS AND ENDS Or en-
tire household; reas.; quick trans
RofAEI TRasNsssiFER-We rs move by
the job or 50 per hr.: B rms. as low
as $50. DE. 2-6130 or DE. 10000.
Evening star., 1953-01-31
HIsTORIC FALKLAND NANCE

HISTORIC FALKLAND MANOR on
week; Beautiful rooms, ample baths,
parking on the grounds. Present
vacancy for / Young lady. JU
s$2S seth ST. N.w.--LoveIy sEIe o,
dhle. rm.,. with or without board;
excel. meals; conv. Govt. depts. ii
1903 18th ST. NV, choice location
Large sgle., dble. rooms, newly
renovated. S15-S17.5O weekly incl.
meals. Special monthly rates. lS
WILL GIVE LOVING CARE in pri-
Nvate Christian home. day or "a
hour care. JU. S-3724. l.
CAPITOL TERRACE, 1920 18th st.
n.w.-Home atmosphere, home cook
ing; nv. rm., TV.; beaut. location.
co. 5-9S40. .
MT. PLEASANT-Single rm. in a very
well-kept home, for young man; ex-
cellent food; reasonable rates; tele-
vision. good transportation; unlim-
ited phone laundry privileges. AID.
1856 N ST. N.W.-For refined, sober
young man; ideal location; delicious
meals. Conv. for student. House.
mother, MRS. WALLACE DAVIS.
GENTLEMEN-1761 Hobart st. NV.
Newly furn. home, adj bath. Home
cooking. Good transp. NO. 1854.
Evening star., 1953-01-31
BILTMORE CT,UF

ADDRESS OF DISTINCTION
NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
A residential club for the junior
and men. Excellent cuisine, TV and
mSuic rm., recr. rm.; less than IO
minutes from the down town the
ater and shopping district. DailS
single rates from $3.50 per day
special monthly and weekly rates
18th st. NV. NO. 7-OG34.
Evening star., 1953-01-31
APARTMENTs wANTED

N. Y. LADY WIDOW, literary tastes,
wishes attractive furnished l-bed-
room APARTMENT, 3-4 mos: social
FREE-Landlords applicant waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apfs. or
houses or suhlets: Wash, Va: white
o0en q DAYS. MA R-O001,
SINGLE PROFESSIONAL WOMAN
needs unfufn, apt. in NV. location.
preferably GEORGETOWN. AID. 2-6934
Saturday, Sunday evenings. 20
Evening star., 1953-01-31
APIS. UNFURNIsHED tcont. J

NEW sEMmET. DUPLEX APIS, mr.
Texas ave. and Ridge I'd. s.e.. avail
able March /, 1858. One bedrm.
iiv. rm.. :dinette. kit, bath, refgr.,
cow, M Blk. to shopping, 3 biEs.
14th AND HARvARD-Newiy deco
rated 2-bedrm., semipVt. bath apt.
on End d. Is now available for only
$67.50 including all utiis. No obiec-
throughout HERBERT d sons,
Realtors. LII. 3-0129. IL
ONE-BEDRM. APT. In modern apt
bldg $3.50 incl. utils. Good
transp. Inquire No. 5, 1000 Otis
st. ne. LA, 6-445S. Open Satur-
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ROOMS WANTED

. UNFURN. ROOMS WANTED, down
town; give full details and address;
MATURE, RELIABLE BUSINESS
WOMAN wishes room and bath or
to share apartment with one other
accustomed to living nicely; Conn.
ave. pfd. Box AR-X. Star. Il
Evening star., 1953-01-31
Big Roomy Apt.-$7, 600
1927 Chaplin st. NV, Apt. S
FIRST FLOOR
COLOREU
BROOM Apt

TOTAL PAYMENT, 5000 MO.
Located in midtown NV; clean as q
pin. Living room, fully equipped
kitchen, large bedroom and tile
hath, big closets, high ceilings: only
S6.500; maintenance included in the
low monthly payments. Call Mr..
Taylor, evenings, OIL. 1862. Listing
No. D-13.
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES, INC.
1898 K ST. NV. ma. $4,000