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tls sailinR races heid ay xllaF
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'BaIlpIayer Saves
Life OF YOungstcr

LAKELAND a Bobby Arends,
outfielder for the Lakeland Pilots
of the Florida State League i
credited with saving the lie 3
l-year.old Donald Bridges.
Arendt was 1t the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Bridges SUNDAY
when the Bridges son, Donald,
suddenly began 10 choke.
Arendt breathed into Donalsl's
mouth untI TIE child resumed nor.
nal breathing.
The child IS the grandsl d b.
W. Bridges, one of the group
which bought the PaIatka ran.
chiss and transferred TIE club here
only last week.
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Navy BaseIaners
Slate Two Games

The Key West Navy Baseball
Team has scheduled games with
the Opa-LOcka Marines tonight ana
Friday. BCth games start at 3 pm.
On Walker Field.
The Fleming Street entrance ID
The Naval station viii bs open to
the public. There . - admission
charge.
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League cad II
In size " IL

TIE Elks strengthened their
hold On first place ii ne Ameri-
can Little League with Id III vic.
tory over he last place Shriners
last night 1t Bayviep Park.
Richard Slbila and Robert san.
lana teamed 81 lie mound ID limit
she Shrine d Two hits but both
INKS hurler were j trifIs wild,
thus accounting for tie lCser's
scoring
Tie lks Jumped o. Bob Daley
or i've hits and five runs ID the
very first inning After the Shrine
bounced back with four runs Ii the
top Of tie second On three walks,
two fieldefs choices and ! single,
TIE Elks continued their lombard
ment On Daley aud tailed four
times On Two walks. single and
doubles ~ Carey Dion, Santana
aud sam Holland
They added another IN the third
OF 40 error and Dion's second
dOuhle The Shrine picked up two
runs ID klie third on walk, i
fldexA choice, 4 Wild pitch and
ali inkieid dit. They threatened III
The fifth when they picked up an
ether run OF three walks and i hit
bntsman bai tie threat eneded
when eight year old Chuck King
famed with the bases loaded.
King. however,, cot one It the
Ghflne Two hits for tie evening.
Dion Ied tie El attack with
three doubles q four trips 70 the
plate
ii he second ezre, Evans En-
tefpris1e outseored tie Rotary 10.
"a xee scoring contest
The Rotary dreW ilrst blood mi
III first al ) tilt lslnan and two
SINGLES hnt Evans came back iii
their hah IS the Hrsk and scored
three rms On zoslr walks and b
I sing RE Rotary jumped back
into lhe Lad IL tie second with
live fua explosion 81 walk, al
error t0 alngles and two d0ubs
les
Evans picked ug / single run ID
the eeccd d walk and three
S1,f1F zk1tt44fS go tSssss SSsSsSt tsstSg 80
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OCAI.A a Oscar Lott was &c.
Quilted Tuesday Ii the Staying d
jay &. Armour during an argn-
ment over attentions paid Lots
pretty 2o.yeaf.0ld wife Velma.
mrs. Lott, former driven
waitress. told me court that after
DATING Armour twice she refused
persistent requests u - him
alone again.
Lot was quoted ~ sheriff Don
Mcleod " saying NJ and AZ.
nlour argued ana that Armour
was killed Jan. d during ! tasnle
over i shotgun.
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Because 81 lack q coal and I'll
ss per cent Of Sweden's rail traffic
Is powered b. electricity supplied
By water power.
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ATLANTA iii The Southeastern
Peanut Assn. Tuesday named
Luther Thrner Triton, Ca, presi-
dent and chose Miami Beach. Fla,
is 1854 convention. Lynwood Seay,
Mariana, Fla, was named an
executive board member.
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THE kEY WEST CITIZEN
Todays Action In Tallahassee

and w. s. CawthOn, retired state.
school superintendent, To ~, 800 4
year each. Both are over 50. Knott
now draws d pension Of 500 i
month and Cawthon $170 4 month.
Sen. Stands, Gainesville, sponsored
the bill.
The House also approved, 66-s,
bill authorizing Tie legislative
council to make i survey .of & d arb
. bin authorizing the legislative
council 70 make Z survey Of
eatiOnai televisi0n and report back
ID the 1855 session. An appropria-
ton III S2O, 900 would permit the
eoAneil % employ technical as.
Sislants b help make TIE survey.
The House unanimously approved
! BIN requiring students catering
state Institutions IL higher learning
% live II Florida before they can
receive non tuition benefits. Pres.
ent Law provides that ! student
say only that be d ! resident 81
Florida.
The Senate unanimously passed
and sent 10 tie House ! resolution
providing fOF observance Ii Florida
q Sept. II IS Constitution Day ID
eommemoratiOn 81 The signing of
the United States Constitution on
Sept az, I7s7.
i bin b Increase license fees
paid ~ Florida l0dging ana eating
places cleared The Legislature viii
House passage.
Rep. Morgan Of DuvaI County
told the House the measure VIII
bring n between so 100 and 50, GO
4 year II extra revenue.
TIE House completed action on
4 BIN permitting an addition "a the
Agriculture Building here ana az
lowing tie structure % Be air con.
diti0ned. They also authorized !
new agriculture Office building I'll
Orlando.
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NEW SMYRNA BEACH uHAr.
lene Davis, Lakewood, q, avia.
lions Woman Of the Year. Is ex.
pected to be ) major contender
III the Wcmen,s international All
Race which starts ii Welland. Ont,
ana ends here Jnne III. The race
windup win be feature Of The
Seaside Fiesta June 1913.
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1.AcKASNA1igsA. n. ", MIIesl-
dents 81 tbs sfeal city began i
mass cleanup today ailer Ne worst
fIo0d d ~ eiiYs history drove
mare thar 10 Iamilien from TIER
homes and cnnsed damage esiima.
ted s. hiek IS sns nlilIfpn collars.
re 00d came alser heasy
rains caused slnakes Creek . 0veT.
fIow md bach - sewers yestHf.
dny. M0re tkan no lnehes x rain
Ten ii S hours Il - nnlIalo
suburb.
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TALLAHASSEE IN The Florida
State Advertising Commission may.
spend money on teleyision promo
ticn, Atty Gen. Erwin ruled today.
he gave the opinion to Warren
Hlaekmcn, administrative assistant
10 the governor. who had Inquired
whether che statutory restriction
ON use Of the advertising appro-
.priation prevented televisiOn *
penditnres.
The law, enacted ID 1917, names
Out.of-state and national radio
broadcasts IN the LIST o. per1nis-
sible expenditures but doesn't men
ton teleyisicn.
Erwin Raid teievisl0n a z merely
d variation 0f radio communists.
ton and Il would be contrary
q the dictates % common sense
ID take tie position that ne Legs
lature intended % bar television
IS 1 media 81 advertising Tor The
state of Florida.
.--.
TALLAHASSEE q - Gov. Nc.
Carly came hack % his Office To-
day after three months recupera-
don from q heart attack and put
his signature Oh the bill xedueing
dor race track profits g. The first
stroke x business.
He also signed half j dozen other
measures, posed Tor pictures with
his OffIce staff and Ilttle cabinet
and resolved 4 Bio bouQuet IL
roses from the corps C seeretaaies.
McCaKty, stia psie and thin. said
Tie doctor told him he could come
into ne Office Tor an hour i day.
Tha man said one hour and be
didn't mean e. minutes z The gog-
amor remarked.
An assistant handed him The dog
track bill. majoE piece d Iesla-
ton III the administrator program.
Ths governor picked up his pen
and signed L win ! comment 81
lis ssaff:
That was quise i battle tOr yOu
fnIks waan's n
His comment On the legislature
WAS: Tn proud Of them
The governor was stricken -.
8. HE spent about 1 rnOnth Iii ths
hospital and Has hem recuperating
1T TIE executive mansion sEnes
ilen, handling On incFeaSins
amount ~ major business there
ID addition q lie BIN taking
more thin tWo million dollafs !
rear out d dog track prafIts And
turning Il over @ the counties aId
.old nee assistance program Nc
Carty signed these measures:
Making 4 priRa faeie eyid re
of vi0lati0n e state and gnnb
laws % possess 1 federal gslAhllng
Ileensa stamp.
ExiendinR TIA bribery Iaw q -
elude not only zGata R0yeenEaef
officials but Appendices and dap-
tiea " ofiIeers 4 appouieea, 80
making sUlicisagio q hrlka -
much q = okIenss ID aec nes
e. Offering one.
Making changes i the slais
banking laws.
TALLAHASSEE m Hs
rasssd and sent q ne senais -
day 4 hill which would reqnire 81
stnla oyes Is hla Gems
pss1nal EGcord inelaaing
naaki1n a any TleEaberSkip II 80
verxiye orRanExatns.
Tae Tec1eda woaG II r1nlFad 6
prssent suEkaFs @ ~ q
eoyea ~ Lies d ~ sgeA
NJ pie inspeetc ugheF .
naaln which wuSd he
% ~ form ucaid he ge w1r =
80. pricF enpyEen, -
I'D edncakionaI leve
Tie Seses. rs I. an8 -
-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-27

MIAMI a West Palm Beach
win be the site Of next years
Florida knights ot Columbus con
yentiOn.
The group reelected al officers
and ended its threeday meeting
Tuesday with selection Cf ! meet
ing place.
National convention delegates
win Be former state deputy Pete
N. Weis, Tampa Arnold p. Nick
Ter, Orlando, Francis G. Barrios.
r.. Coral Gables; and President
E. a. Burt, Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-27

TAKsx4AkEAS SEE TlsR HassKe
ioaay reiected. OIL. i hia ID EsIr.
~ ssais 0ffieerS 10 on q -
Interested ID Businesses subject D.
sAeir reenIasion.
OpponeEts asknd Il ne mxasare
us direStsd & C0npGrocr c. II
Gay ~ regulates Fimda's hank.
~ basiness ani nIso q - officer
. q OrEandn bark
Rep. Ares @ Marioa cnnly
60 q DC prinefpaI sponssx y
- III. ~ 4 Mas NJ ainaed &
- eampsguIler. Fnrtr deh1ka
awed ~ I'LL pa no aEsrt
ks&y III Mny enne slnea Ais sx
tn Ii ! NannnI hank ad ~ &
y Regulates ~ - En6ex1a ~.
elnmen. ~ the sfafa
Ares 8erisfed ~ nFR n
aed kre i mn
- i sness - rnesnsn1 q II :
II - fswr htn
- y 6 - :
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dn.adsy. Nay p, Isss
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80 ~

The Standings
IIll 4 4 &c M L TIT Il AGUE
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TAT.LAHASsEE The Senate
today passed, 80, and sent u tie
governor i bin writing into law tie
$50 i year pay increase for Flor.
DIS school feachers, FOR which
money aIready has been ear.
marked Ii the general approprIa.
tons act
The House previously had passed
The teacher raiSe measure
The Senate also passed, 80, !
series n House approved hills q
ineIade I'll veterans n the fighfing
d Korea under laws granting SPEC.
81 concessions q veterans 81 World
Wars / and II.
Passed and sent IA ne House,
"a were i series N hills ine0r-
poraking the grand eonmandry n
Knishfn TemplaE q Eicria Rrand
chaptaF q Royal Arch Mas0ns d
Florida and ~ nl0sl iIImslridns
aRand ecsaneiA 0f Royal an Select
Masters 0f FLORIDA
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iIe = Tl.e Gilin
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-27

MONTE RKgIX lTexieo ~ - n
STRIKE 81 @ n fOndFy Wofkers
ahre today q paFnlyna Mex.
ieea irnn nd slex prnuesinn
Csnpny sglals kInnn Cen.
ERanist aeilars fnr ~ stEike
eaIl
Re warkers yoled last neif q
re1egl ! eanlr1et tksiF ItadsFs M
sli Aexro City ard annens.
60 ~ d auiE their - =
nGua
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FLORIDA
BRIEFS

PENSACOLA 1.-TWO and pos
sibly three Navy airmen were
killed Tuesday ii 4 collision Of
two planes several miles west Of
here
A Navy announcement said there
were no survivors; that II was
presumed that not more than two
were ii i trainer and the pilot
was alone III j HelIeat tighter.
LAKELAND lThe names 81
At least q Florida citrus shippers
win be placed Ia nomination here
today for the shippers advisory
committee.
The u. S. secretary Of agricnl-
ture then win select eight princi-
pals and eight alternates 10 serve
on the committee for the 1855
season.
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PARIS = = ceiferna walk
ean sor.a Il rnl'snnd
ri Rrnnse sa ~ 81
- txa Mefe eEnE e.
4 eS g r el3 M
~ eaea m ~ ~ ~ main
agsar 80 psexlg sKant1a euns
n ~ i - pRf e
wa9a kgeE 90 GoI
- cennNai for Fssk1-
nr a n ~
xy L ~ - - -
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

CHILDREN AND PETs ALLOWED.
2 nice furnished rms... one with
sink and hot plate and one nice
large front rm.. in private homes.
close to transportation. schools,
shopping centers. Call at any time.
Ii. 7.I797. RA. 6-3S06. --15
1so ~! ,,Is BINS: ! MICE Ice: front ont rm; m,
@ pst. pase snd and sink 'ufn Iaunr, r "pn pniv hSt
lR 2 pvt. nome. close to everything;
Children and pets allowed. 4313
DUPONT CIRCLE. 2lio 4 ST. Nv
11sa rem lstn aG1 s aeqsIiw Nw-rront rm.. lS elec
refsr; and stove, running water, S12
lilo P ST. N.W.-"The Churchill. +"
Bedrm. lily. rm; with compl. kitchen.
Next bath. $50 mo. NO. 1865.
L.H.K.-sinele on Mt. Pleasant car
line. All front. 10th and crosstown
buses: walking distance. cah after
Rr5yi5sges snd5y Ho 1eqds s7ss 7ssseDtiOn r. kit
LARGE L.h.K.-one Of best; So Wk.;
warm. clean. quiet; Bendix laundry:
Young lady. 1866 Harvard NV. O.
L.H.R. with twin beds. with hot plate
and frigidaire next to bath and
1901 18th N.w.-Light housekeeping
fr. rm.,- 1st a., SO wk. Sleeping
rms, $3.50 wk., UP. CO. 5-514S
ARLINGTON-4-bu burner gas range ir
rm !; share refgr. and bath. $50 mo
Call ia. $1,000. Ill
QUIET CPLE.-Large front studio
rm.. 5 windows, refrg., clock-radio
TV, African, 2147 F, Elk. 3-0653
COLoRED-FURNIsHED ROOM. nice
home: all privileges. 1853 Monroe
ST., NV. ia. 9-796S after s.
$3.50 18th ST. N.w.-Lge. bed.
sitting rm., pvt. bath. 1st floor
S10.25 wk. DE. 2-1675. Ia
Mr.. DUPONT CIR.-Completely furn
with Yefrigerators and running wa
ter. 1912 21st st. NV. ME. S-5473
10
COLORED-BSMT., Ink. rm. for
employed couple or lady; close to
tranSp. AID. 4-4671. %
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BASENJI PUPPIES, Axe reg. bark
less. short-haired: ideal for chill
dren Gnd apt. EN- 2-OSs1 %
COLLIE. male. 3 mos. IA ch. ped,
Parader Bellehaven lines: perfect
ears. SIS. UN. 4-2943. 10
DACHSHUND, red; 10 wks. old;
Axe. res; imported English stud:
ENGLIShH BULIDoG PUPPIES. excel
lent conformation and bloodlines.
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES. 10 wee weeks
old, Axe registered; reasonable:
call LA. 6-26l1. 10
SHETLAND SHEEPDOGS. Axe. tri-
Color mos. old, 3 males. l female
Vienna 12-J-1l
SCOTTIES-Pups and adults: Axe
reg. finest blood lines. MacKINNON
sn8 Roosevelt St. Arl, JE. 2-3432
bred: S25 and S35. 1405 Michael
pl., Falls Church, Va, JE. 3-lSS9
WIRE HAIRED TERRIER, female, 3
wES. old: beautiful. LA. 6-75S7.
COCKER PUPPIES. o wks. old; Axe
REGISTERED; ideal Valentine gift. XII.
9-3195. %
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

HAMLIN ST., a4eO-Two adjoining
bedrms.. suit. cple. or friends. Gar
avail, unlim. phone, laund. privils.,
conw transp. $3.50 wk. DU. 1890.
1867 MONTELLO AvE.-Double rm. :
on nusline: also sgle. rm.. unfurn.
PLEASANT, clean. we'll furn. rm. for
: men or empl. cple.; must be seen
EMPLoSYEED couPLE-Near tsG1 trans. ans
g p9rSatiSaRi @ap,IHi RE sSe3I; a. lG :Iedoin.
room for l or > employed young
men: Call Ii: 3-2966. 10
3O5 9TH ST. N.E.-Nicely furnished
room, End A.. front. Lady or gentle
CoaoREbLGTfRacrIyE oa6 d. d;SfRa RIM Mo f.,
lady-Next to bath; all privileges.
COLORED - BRoOKLAND - Lge.
furn. rm.. suitable for girls OF
CPL; use of kit. and laundry; pvt.
home. Also l sleeping rm. LA.
COLoRED-NEATLY FURN. RIM. 70,
employed man; some privileges. Ii
6-4S41. %
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Rooms EuRN.-N.W. leon,.l

l71S EYE sT.-single for man;
idsI CCLlFFffoS 81: N.w.--House
and reading lamp. sgie. and dble.
2-9409. JE. s-93i3. Iii
1920 18th ST. N.W.-Near. Dupont
furn.. $3.50 wk.: also sgle. near
bath, SO wk. AID. 2.973l. Ill
2-5a6S e sJi 10. fcS5 S"S76S. So''0 WeeH A1i T
Mr.. SHOREHAM--Lge.. redec.., beaut.
fIrn;: nr. bus: sgle, SS; dble.. 9.
i51s Is' gSf' ST. NV. ~ AD Walking distance
downtown; lovely 1st-tl. single. nr
l95s 95!n' p 3 sr. "fskW N.W., dupont Manor;
clean, warm warm fn3nt trent single rm, near
lSsS 49,. GIkARD HyS s.; NV W. Palmer
sg: or obi. rms: $40 week. ia
's5s MASS. AvE.-ssl; room, OPP.
LGE eash FRSNr S$ BBEpRM Bff Month pRt. half bath
GEoRGEToWN@comf. HS5siSNi srl. rm. With
from bus. Phone DU. 7-5ss9 after
Or Rm; ADS. 2Dd Fs RooMs. sass' pvt. bath. pvt.
new rambler. MRS. WAYS. ewes,
on 18th ST. CARLINE, 2 rms. with
kitchen ,50g privils.' next bath. IA.
1905 IRVING. right of 16th-Dble.
front rm.; unlim. phone, good furn.;
excel, trgaannsp.; entertaining pr;yils
WHY DoN'T YOU GET OUT of Il that
dark dipgy rm:? 4 nice rm; costs ;I. no
Can MR.. MILES, Co. $500. 10
CLEAN, LARGE RM. for two; good
transp.; cook If desired; all ptils
M fsrnIShGs WIFnMaS RA fpaIik PaRk-s,rgIe 1s snd
dsis- dGls rm osTi TIth aztS twin 4 | beds. 10.
WALTER REED ViCINiTY-Double
rm.; End flrr. with sleeping porch at;
1PPS PnSns NJ SsfEl'sS ST. NV. APT s@sSs sSs-rurne
ished room for Young lady. AID, 2
els srd., ST. N.w.-Nicely furn.,
for empl. LADY,, .dble. bed: exp.
transp.; no smoking or drinking,
DuPONT Cir. VIC, a11o o st. NV.
nlst n4H clean; Rn1As single room; good transp.
ISIS IDtn 81. N.W.-FrOnL f0l.. 10
by 90 it., furnished as parlor and
bedrm., with use of hotplate and
refgr.; very nicely furn. for . or
people; ! blk. to L-2 and Mt.
Pleasant cars. Is min: downtown;
PETWORTH--Large. clean front rm
for gentlemen; unlim. phone
2I2O 18th st. N.W.-One rm, SAG
az two, $40; refrigeratoTs. gas
1919 2Ist "ST.-One lge. furn. rm ,,
next to bath. see resident manager
1909 R. I. AVE. N.w.-Rm. for 3;
pvt. bath: also sgle. or dble.; meals
II desired, HO. 2-9340. -
COLUMBIA RD. - Attractive room,
suitable for l or .. AID. 4-S679.
1909 CRITTENDEN ST. N.w.-ssle.
rm.; pvt. home; Italian cook; conv.
to transp. RA. 6-5309. lie
EORGETOWN-Beau room in apt
house, choice location: reas.; empl.
lady. DE. 2-69sS after l o'clock.
Mr.. zoo, 1857 ONTARIO PL.-spac,
bed-liv. rm.; pleas, quiet home; LIZ
and 4-9O cars; 50 Wk. AID. 4-31 13.
1918 EYE ST. N.W.-Clean. comfort
able front rm.; quiet house, running
water: twin beds; for ! or 2; good
location. Phone ST. 3-5571. %
CHEVY CHASE-Beautiful room and
bath; private home; Wisconsin bus
block; kitchen PRIVILEGES; or 2
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HOTEL-one
room Kit. and bath; completely
fprn: air.conditioned apt: tub and
limit 500 Goth St NV. IA. so54ss.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-Ldv. .rm.
utiis.; maid serv.; sos. wo. S-7s5i'
MT; IT.. PLEAAsA@NT-s a MT rms. kit. semi,
PVT: bath. Clean. Call AID. 4-6Se6
DE Luxe APT. IN PVT. HOMER
tire End n. of mod. brick residence.
Bsdrm.. hv. rm.. bath and extra-lge.
Kit; compl. furn.. except linens: pvt.
eentr. $ll0 per mo-, incl. all util,
must be Responsible. Adults only.
Call Mr.. GATES. RA. 3-2710. RA.
BEDROOM, liv. rm., refsr.. hot plate.
private entrance. linens and dishes;
ns' nE 91aSaS 9PeanStasgon and Arlington Han.
,SsS 1c,S s.. N.w.11 rm.. Kit. AND
R5s F6N AStU iss g eosF si' yAsHSa "a I G.
LIVE I'VE 6Ffos. HA; s;4ssSt RSck CREEK PARK,
2025 Park rd.-cozy, cute, clean,
you'll take it. No alcohol. / or 2.
$65-$75 with bedrn.; 2 to 4, $780,
SIlo. ~ ooi Once oppor. to earn rent
WIlsoN vi sY1 HOUSES. 81 1929 18th st. Eia NV.
NEW Sc. APT. Mod. furn., elec. Kit,
break nook: tiled bath; fiuor., lights.
kit., bedrm. and bath; rail ali Utilities Utilities;
furn.; adults only; no pets. Gentiles.
ali HAMILToN ST. NV rms.
pvt. bath and entrance. blk. from
J-6 bus; $75 including utilities. RA.
loss ). Goth ST. ARL.-1iv. rm.,
bedrm., kit. and bath: pvt. entr.; on
1S0s < STREET rO ). E..Bedroom,
lily. rm., kit, bath; utils. included.
Clean quiet home. Employed couple
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-one rm.,
kit. adj. bath and shower. all cows;
empl. lady; 1770 Church st. NV
COW. TO CIV AND GU-Liv, v,-bedrm.,
Nh. 18th AND coiiGMBIA RD. NV
gtiIs. y il II iSclaass: sasS Ontario '' I'd. a.
FACING ROCK CREEK-Apt. ncwl,
aseGp sSn fda fSrp Sa,h bsek hs p01sb eedEm St
incl;; 2 adults; s11O per mo. AID
rARoMA pARK-Nicely furn. Ice
enc enc art. II PVT sIatils'' good transp.
CONN. AT NEBRASKA-I room. kit
sS ssS oah o chdrea sidase Nss Wy tnsaissed esass
NICELY FURN. front rm. enc. apt
for l person. $11 wk., utils., linens
1924 VT. ave-. NV. CO. 5-5004
GOOD LoCATIoN-Beautiful bedrm
and kitchen: utilities; conv; transp
Couple, reasonable. RA. 6-SS45.
MASS AVE. N.E.-Iiv. rm.- -bedrm
combinations; also small bedrm. Lge
kit, nicely furn., bath shared. TIE
downtown - Entire floor, every.
EsMiPIiioYYEEpI DYED "ies5 coUPLEGwiii Fl sp0 shar,
rambler with adults. Separate apt
bedrm., liv. rm.. and kit.-dinette
bath, 4 lge; closets; pvt. entranc'
NieaLyY fea yfrf fuRNisSFp III SiaoSh lsrre 15edrm
Park. S146.39 mo. ia. 9-3723,
I5ss MASS. AVE. N.W.-Studio apt.
share bath and refsr. with another
SAC mo. Ia
ENTIRE FL. 2 rms, kit. pvt, bath
sss1 apsg; ut s4ao ,st6 s11is s.. snS NV wk ,d 81
SO25 18th ST. N.W.-Efnciency apt.
| rln., furnished, SIS mo. See resi-
dent manager on premises. 3
| I -RM. APT. next to bath; NIGEL,
flirnishod. I mock from tPnnsuorta.
tioE Ii. 7-2S7s. To-
Evening star., 1953-02-09
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

ARLINGTON. soUTH-Employed cpl.
or 2 girls; blond furn., TV. kit.
ard laundry privils. JA. 2-S91S s
after 8: Sat. Sun. all day. ia
CONGENlAL BACHELOR. Gentle, to
share with i other, new 1-bedrm.
apt; of 10th ST., mr.. Missouri. Must
see to appreciate. TU. .2-27SS. %
TWO-BEDRM. APT. on 1st A., nicely
furn.: pvt. bath; conv. transp.: reas.
Call HO. 2-2353. %
S.E.-Share front apt. Day care
child. Ii. $1,000. Mrs. MURRAY
Lovely ROOM for neat empl. lady,
in well-appointed apt. of l other
empl. lady. in modern elevator apt.
bldg; connecting semibath: laundry
facils. in bsmt. twasher, dryer;
breakfast privileges: bus at door;
S42 mo. NO. 7-s670, sun. or ewes.
after & pm. 10
WANT DfSCRIM. young mother and
child to share clean. attr ant. with
same. MRS. BOLAND. HO. 2-9413
Sun, DE. 2-1050, Mon, Fri. 9s
COLORED-EMPLOYED COUPLE OF
lady to share 3-rm.. kit. and bath
apt. in ne: most exclusive neigh
borhood. DE. 2-2114. %
Evening star., 1953-02-09

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across the country: safe storage II
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TRUCKS, 2-ton. van for hire ]. man
JOB. any time. Elk. 3-7737; RE