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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-06
Butterflies
Anybody? Asks
Young Collector

The Key West Chamber of Com
merce receives inquiries about
practically everything, even butter
flies. A letter came in just be-
fore New Years asking:
II am high school student and
q collector of butterflies. / am in
tensely interested in contracting or
corresponding with a collector in
your vicinity. If your chamber
knows of such a person, student
or otherwise / would greatly ap-
preciate a contact with him or her.
Gratefully yours,
Terry Arbogast,
804 w. Douglas Street
Freeport, Ill.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-06

Key West is something Of an
artistic center, which is said to be
a good thing Tor any town trying
to develop or maintain a tourist
industry.
But you wouldn't know ii by the
way the artists are being kicked
around.
For example. local brush weld
erS are prohibited by the city COM
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-06

ing thought quickly anS earnestly
away from the claims of matter
to the allness of Spirit, and rea-
soning carefully from the basis of
spiritual causation.
"The Christian Scientist prays by
communing with Cod" he explain
ed. Because of his cultivated spiri-
tual understanding of God he is
able to do this intelligenty and
therefore with practical results"
He said the power Of Christian Sci
ence is divine, "but it is to be
demonstrated on the human Level"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-06
FAWTU Filler
lis Transferred

Lieutenant John L. Koch, USN,
q member of Fleet all Weather
Training Unit, Atlantic, Key West,
Fla, for the last 80 months, has
recently been transferred to the
General Line School, Monterey,
California.
He entered the Navy in Sept.
1915 as an aviation cadet and in
February 1914, he was designated
a naval aviator at Corpus Christi,
Texas. He subsequently served
with squadron Wat in the Paci-
fic area and participated in aerial
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-06

Nk% &sIae -. when yOs
can enjoy complete comfort, re-
taxation and riding ease on the
most modern motor coaches on
American highways. Greyhound
offers VOC unparalleled bus serv-
ice to every part Of the nation
at less than onS-thifd the cost
Of driving your own car. You
can just lean back in easy-ehair
eonfort-skip the wear and tear
Of highway congestion and
parking :. and save moasy 4
on every scenic mile.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-06

ne was designated a submariner
and was assigned duty on the USS
Sea Dragon. He made 4 war patrols
IN Sea Dragon and was awarded
the silver star and combat
awards for this duty. He was then
rs saed to uSS Greenling and
convicted war patrol in thiS
81 ). From le4S to 1913 he was
as gned to TIC poSs Graauate
Sc eal ;t Annfnolis. rrer, 1913 to
Is he serye4 as Squadron en-,
gl, sar with Submarine Squadron
o. During 1870 10 1850 he was
net TO outy in the submarine
Besuna, Fis next duty before
: GER command of uSS Bang
v as Ord acRee Officer at the
S ar 1e Lsss, New Loadoa,
rim the year 1915. Cdr, Hem
K pc tieipated in TIE tennis
{ apicnship composition in the
+ aiisn area and IVES rum sr.ua
IN &c singles and q member o.
L ina npionsh y eore teen Tic
cSmpe ad in tae An>Navy
{ 1pionship during the same
r. lem Is u nsn,ser Of tie
, n Society OK Naval En-
& s and a raenhe.' al TIE
} ltic, Conn.. Lions Club
lis married to .he former Miss
cite Mcclure Of Huntington.
] 0u@~ his tour of d,,s a
4 tic 0aseer Il SarAsDey-
CT. He ". together vita
I t'sa ses}S. Pail =. age
Wa3 RESIDE At
sVcS3>
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-06
WANTS CRIME PROBE
PUSHED TO FINISH

WASHINGTON LA - Sen. Tobey
(R-Nh) said today he will urge
the Senate to finish the job" of
exposing organized crime and its
relation to politicians.
The senator was. member of
the Senate Crime Investigating
Committee which conduc I e d
months of televised investigations
in 1850 and 1851.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-06

Our comments concerning the
best source of Cuban coffee in Key
West seem to have raised cyclone
in coffee pot with rebuttals COM
ing in from all directions. o. w.
Saunders, whose authority, when
ne speaks OF Cuban coffee, we are
beginning to respect mentioned Jeff
Knights cafe near the waterfront
on C2roli,e Street as the acme
among java purveyors hereabouts.
1t c-e-..ed like a sporting thing
70 go down there and see what Mr..
Saunders called good Cuban cof-
&c. How right you are, Mr.. Saun-
ders and we will buy you cup
when We see you there. Mr.. knight
brews fine coffee.
We have another communication
on the situation. To wit: Editor,
The Citizen:
1t seems that Mr. Cobb and Mr..
Saunders drink their coffee only at
one place each.
May / add my coffee cup full Of
information and appreciation that
The Cuban coffee served at Rene's
Restaurant on Fleming Street
comes from Olympus by way OF
Cuba and our local Strong Arm
Coffee Mill! | question anyone say,
ing there is anything finer in the
Southernmost State of the U. S. A.
Victoria Adams.
II looks as though we viii be
drinking considerable coffee in the
future checking all OF these asser-
tions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-06

affect the operation Of the Havana
Key West ferry line.
The entrepreneurs Of that ven.
ture are said to be counting on
Cuban travel to this country and
the tax gimmick seems to be the
latest in a series of obstacles
plaguing the ferry deal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-06

Steve Wochy of the Cleveland
Barons in the American Hockey
League, scored 10 winning goals
during the 1852 season.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
|Areo-Wide Authority Is Urged
To Attack Bridqe Traffic Ills

the bridge is not being pushed
actively by any of the three.
ID. G. Must Take Lead.
II can't imagine the bridge
being built by the two States
without a contribution by the
District. I have taken the posi-
ton you couldn't push this to
success unless the District takes
the lead" Mr.. Macdonald said.
The best approach to solution
of such inter jurisdictional
problems, the commissioner said,
is some ''legalized area group"
empowered to act by the two
States involved and by Congress.
He proposed that a "joint propo-
sition" be worked out between
the District and the two States
as first step.
Noting that Washington area
bridges have reached their satu-
ration points during peak hours
Of traffic, Mr.. Macdonald
warned against tremendous con-
struction costs in trying to pro-
vide facilities to meet "the 25
or 80 minutes of peak congestion
per day"
AS other approaches, he Cd
strongly indorsed the proposed
system of "loop" highways to
divert through traffic around the
city, (2) proposed full express
way" roads to permit nonstop
traffic and 90 suggested that
Evening star., 1953-03-29

Formation of an authority with
legal powers to attack Washing
ton area highway and bridge
traffic ills was urged yesterday by
Commissioner of Public Roads
Thomas H. Macdonald.
Mr.. Macdonald, 71-year- -old
pioneer in highway development,
is retiring this week after more
than three decades as the guiding
light of the Governments high
way Federal aid program.
In an interview. he indorsed
proposals for an area-wide au-
thority as a major step to CO.
ordinate joint traffic solutions
sought by the District and nearby
Maryland and Virginia.
Classic evidence of the ned,
he said is the problem posed by
the proposed bridge across the
Potomac from Jones Point. Va.
to the Maryland shore in Prince
Georges County. The District line
cuts across a part Of the pro-
posed bridge line. Endorsed by
groups in all three Jurisdictions,
Evening star., 1953-03-29
Man Killed, 4 Hurt
In Head-on Crash on
SuitIand PARKWAY

A 20-year-old Washington man
was killed in a head-on automo-
bile crash last night.
Four other persons were
injured in the accident on Suit
land Parkway just east of Nichols
avenue Sc.
Thomas w. Sullivan, colored,
1406 Montello avenue NE. was
pronounced dead in Casualty
Hospital at 7:35 pm, an hour
after the accident.
Injured Are Treated.
The injured are:
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Carroll.
both about IS, 5433 Linda lane.
Camp Springs, Md. He had chest
injuries and face cuts. His wife
suffered a broken leg. They
were reported in good condition
at Casualty Hospital.
MILTON F1Czhugh, rs, colored,
604 Ackers street NE, and
Jerome B. Roseboro, 18, colored,
GAL Third street NE, treated for
cuts and released from the hos
pital.
Car SkidS.
According to Park Policeman
julius Campbell. the accident
happened like this: :
A car driven by Mr.. Fitzhugh,
going west on the parkway,
braked to make a turn. It skid
ded across the wet street and
struck Mr.. CAROLS car almost
head on. The CAROLS were 60
ing east.
Mr.. Sullivan was a passenger
in the FitZhugh car, as was young
RoSeboro. Mr.. Fitzhugh was held
for the coroner.
The accident raised the 1858
death toll from automobiles here
to 16. At this time last year IL
persons had been killed.
Evening star., 1953-03-29

city working hours might be
staggered.
Despite existing defects in the
nations highway system, Mr..
Macdonald said he was well sat-
isfied with progress made since
he took over the newly-author-
lied Federal aid program in
1919
For the past week Mr.. Mac
Donald has been assisting his
successor, Francis v. DUPONT. Mr..
dupont, longtime chairman of
the Delaware Highway Commits
sion. will take over the Bureau of
Public Roads Wednesday.
Mr.. Macdonald, meanwhile,
plans to move Immediately to
College Station, Tex, to become
associated with a transportation
research project sponsored joint
ly by Texas AIM. College and
the State Highway Department.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
Libya, Ex-Ita|ian Colony,
Admitted 10 Arab League
BY the Associofed Press

CAIRO. Egypt. Mar. 28.-The
15-month- -old Kingdom of Libya
today became the eighth member
of the Arab League.
The former Italian colony was
admitted by unanimous vote of
the old members-Egypt, Syria,
Lebanon, Jordaun, Iraq, Saudi
Arabia and Yemen.
The league convened in Cairo
today to take up a number Of
problems. including the Arab
West German rift over German
payment of reparations to Israel.
West Germany has agreed to
pay 1922 million in reparations
to Israel for Nazi persecution of
the Jews.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
If you drink coffee this will interest you:
Hon EST
)F R

In the coffee business other fields talk cheap
That u.s. talk is cheap in ITSELF talk alone proves nothing
So let's get away from just talk about coffee.
Instead let's try to PROVE something and for all.
ke today would have you believe that it's particular blend is
best
Most coffee roasters give you
why you should switch to this brand that one forsakng
all others.
But here something you may have noticed about all of this
coffee advertising:
Not knOo haze of these brands offered
to guarantee that their coffee is best.
Most brands would prefer that you spend your hard
earned money to find out whether not their coffee will
suit your own individual taste.
None of these brands far know willing to guar
antee that you'll like their coffee better than otheror
you don't-offer to return your money.
Now roasting fine coffee is science not sdene with Will
kns We haven't got whole list of foods and beverages to
try to sell you. -. Just quality coffee and tea:
We are know of the pioneers the coffee roasting
business And pretty fair W do say M at roast
ing finer fragrant betertasting coffee because
more Washington people drink Wilkins Coffee than other
brand
Our coffee has done this Not talk Costly promotion just
isn't our strong suit
So here what going do We're going to make an
unusually honest offer to everyone who buys cottee-Gmy
brand of coffee
We everybody in Washington to try pound Of Wilkins
COffee-Drib Glass Maker OF Regular Grind.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
Zoo in Dentists Office

A dentist in West Berlin has
set up a small reptile ZOO in his
waiting room to take patients
minds off their dental troubles.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
Anti i-Rubies Drive Is On

All dogs found without collars
are being destroyed in Lusaka,
Northern RhodeSia. in a vigorous
campaign to stamp out rabies.
Evening star., 1953-03-29

Use just half oft
of the people in WashimgtOm) that wilkins is The finest
experience send the remaining half pound back to the John
H. Wilkins Company, and
We aOM buy you taOO bounds-Yes, that's misbrint
fo0ob0nnds of other brand of coffee you
gardless of price!
Why such offer you ask? Well we've got CONFIDENCE
in coffeewe beeve in it. We kn0w better than any
other coffee on the market.
We made this offer you when first introduced
Wilkins Instant Coffee We still makne So our Instant
o must be the best s already Of the fastest selling
brands-ess than six months after its introductory
You can't gve aaay pounds of somebody ees coffee.
for every pound of your coffee you seu and stay in
business long So must know how people react to
quality coffee once they taste it.
Sure may buy few pounds Of other cofes here
and there.
But, we know thing for sure-and
thai is this: we know that most Of the
people who take advantage of this
offer will find out, many others ESA@O ~
have, that Wilkins Coffee is, without M So -
question of doubt the finest, most Hk1D371L1 |
fragrant, best tasting coffee that is |
available here anywhere, at any l. 0216
price. &W
A@<<- o.u r-,.. 49,, ;. ,,, a..
H. Wakn. j. limited ons any ars.
y cJnmn" GsyAIo 'A'n~ -" ~
1oM n wilkins COMPANY ln
Evening star., 1953-01-18

Free! Wdle sos sesE free enpy II 'Faras Of En-
Gae Lie Depl ~. Castle Oivisioa. Nsstiags
Manufacturing Co., Hastings. Mich. (cas'te.
Ofout. Hastings Piston Rags. Spark Plugs. on
Fiiters)
Evening star., 1953-01-18

An escaped inmate from the South Windham,
Me-, reformatory, told why he fed They're all
down on me because I'm the only Red Sox FAM"
4 Detroit junk dealer, whose horse went through
red light, won suspended sentence after he told
the court that he thought his horse was color blind
After shooting at woman he saw with his
fancee, man in Rio de Janeiro said: II thought
l was shooting at my future mother-in-law."
man in Tel Auir, charged with illegal possession
of two hand grenades, said in his own defense: Il
had them with me in the army and became psy-
chologically attached to them.'
after he tried to jump off bridge a man in
Baltimore gave his reasons: Il am making too
much money and don't know what to do with it,
Answering charges of shoplifting in Waterloo,
Ohio, court, man admitted taking pair of gloves
from downtown store, but said he only did 50
because he failed to receive a reward after he
turned in shoplifter there.
n nsot0rist in ST. Paul explained why he didn't
have drivers license - the pigs ate it as it fell
out of his pocket while he was feeding them.
In MEXICO, movie star admitted that he divorced
his wife some months ago without her knowledge,
but continued to live with her. II had planned to
tell her. !" he said, but never got around to it,
To explain why he yanked out his mother-ir1-
laws false teeth and ran off with them, machinist
in New York. said that it was the best way of keep
ing her quiet.
lH Montgomery, AIs., a man was fined five
dollars and costs after he was found guilty of dial
ing telephone numbers at random, despite his plea
that he lust wanted to become acnl,ainted
Evening star., 1953-01-17
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

BACHELOR TO SHARE 6-bedrm. house
with B others: best NV. location;
maid service. excel. meals. DE. 2-55S5
GIRL us-26). to share furn, ant.
'TgA,th SaSd other .ttos employed girls. Cali
DAVIS Fl. NV N.W.&onep oeS p'm; Or aa airls,
share expenses for 3 mos; modern
transp. Cali .Wo. 6-623s after to'0 8,
NON-SMOKING. NON - DRINKiNG
GIRL to share attrac. 3-rm. ant.
with Christian girl; Sc. LU. -6403.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA men seek
third TO share modern completely
lurh' @-oeorm' apt; TV. DU. 7-S367.
MAN-Ideal home with 2
others; in town, NV. location. Lots
G Of room. co. ,5-,5262, is
arlzs aEm fpTn PTce at e4o VII 11 4oss oGtnsr AZ
Ice. mod apt'
TV. Jewish man pref. Best NV.
loc; Transp. RA. 3-4S0s, RIA.
WANTED. / or . girls to share Spa
decor in mod. motif Maid and
garage service. Call DE. 2-763O.
TWO COLLEGE GRADUATES. men
mid-20's, desire third to share ..
bedrm. furn. apt; excel NV loca-
tion. AID. 2-4945, Friday and Sat,
q to q pm. -IT
TEMPLE HILL, Govt. girl to share
algeo lge; apt. with another in apt. bldg.
GIRL to share apt.
in N. Quebec House. Prefer some one
mid-twenties; EN-. 2-06S2. 10
FIVE MINUTES FROM PENTAGON
TO share with l or . persons.
Furn. apt. College graduates. TV.
JA. S-66Sl. lis
- Girl. around 25. to
share 2-bedrm. apt with 9 others;
S35 mo. Call ia. $4,000. Ext. 795.
TEACHER wishes to share apt. with
young; .congenial girl. Mr.. 18th and
Columbia rd, DU. 7-2770. -1S
QUIET GIRL. over 80, share well-
furnished bedrm. apt. Close in. AID.
4-0S55, In
Evening star., 1953-01-17
ROOMS EURNIsHED-N.E.

near Franciscan Mon
astery. Two double rooms, SO each;
very good transportation. La.
Lovely ROOM. convenient trans
portation; prefer man; will accept
couple: pvt. home. LU. 4-53S7.
1905 10th ST. N.E.-Lge. front rm..
twin beds; mr.. Catholic Univ. LA.
DOUBLE BEDRM., for
two ladies; home privileges. Ii.
6-1563 after 6:30 pm.
113 r. l. AVE. N.E.-Large double
bed. newly furn. room. for two. 49,
COLORED-MARRIED CPLE. for front
rm. with kit. privil. Good transp.
II, 6,3533; after s.; Is
ref, empl. lady or couple; Kit.
CoLORED-3O3 TODD PL. NE
Nicely furn. front rm. for man or
couple. Home privileges. DE. 2-6593,
CoLoRED-ase7 5th ST. N.E.-Two
nice rooms for refined. employed
men. HO. 2-55S9. lis
COLORED-CLEAN. COMFORTABLE
rooms, for employed persons; privi-
leges. AID. 4-3451. -17
after $50 pm. Saturday; all day.
Sunday. Ii. 3-543S. lis
Evening star., 1953-01-17
ROOMS FURN,SHED-S.E.-S.W.

OFF MINI. AVE. S.E.-Lovely newly
decorated double front room; see to
appreciate. Semi-private bath and
shower; private home. nice neigh
norhood; Sl9 week: Lu. 1920. ,, is,
sitchen eHsfHs one e. ehld 41sga sn '0nv' use of
COW. s.E. SEC. - 2 lovely rms,
Tefgr;; in nice home Of empl. cple.
HILL. of Lincoln Park
115 18th st. s.e.---Lge. pvt. sele.
HURST G Ii. ?T-s66o. i'N N9l
IT & ST. ST s.E.-sleepinE room. Gall
NR. R. 'iao91 Pa. AND SOUTHERN AYES.
S.E.-2 dble. rooms in lovely home;
shower phone plenty aS,toP Of s9a parking anS
$40; refined gentlemen. 10. s-4524.
CAPITOL HnI-Lge. dble. or single
bedcliying rm. 323 9th st. sc, Ii,
fi4aa'. AND WARM. master n bedrm.,
qRmtsd a5es and TaRST TaSGyct5Gla dstsnce n rm
Capitol. Sgle. or dble.; also small
sleeping rm. will rent by wk. or mo.
MASS AVE. sitting rm. in
apt. Kit; privil. EMPLOYED lady only
LOVELY TWIN BED ROOM. S25 each
per mo-; beaut. residential section,
nr. transportation. Call LU. 1869.
is
FRONT ROOM, also pvt.
studio apt. with shower. LU. l-0511.
CoLoRED-LARGE FRONT ROOM
neatly furnished, southeast section
Call after X n M Il T-OTR3 lSS
COLORED-1416 G ST. S.E.--Singlt
COLORED 1887 INDEPENDENCE
AVE. S.E.-Dble. rm., kit privils.
laund., privils. Call Ii. 7-0079.
CoLoRED-NICELY FURN. DBLE
RM.: cooking privils.; good transp
LII T-l721 any time 10
Evening star., 1953-01-17
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HOTEL-one
room KIT. and bath; completely
shower; sS to ST. per day day for saO Ae1 or
l%it Re6ple eod 1u5l 1dtS hotel SERVICES; no tis
bath. $500 monthly See resident
ToN ] 3 TN6UsINTS g, CORR. Safi" S$i i st.
IDEAL pix FOR ES s5a9lS cdTPkE or 2 girls; at.
tractiyely furn. liv. rm., bedrm.. kit,
parquet floors; 24-hr. switchboard
ard an sya, elsy; service. After 10 am.
1907 NEWTON ST. Nw.-1iv. rIg rn.-
bedrlA.. comb, lge. kit. Shown By
appointment. RA. 3-4Oi1. 30
2328 ASHMEAD PLACE N.W.-2
bedrms.,. 8. closets, din. rm.. liv.
rm'' bath. kit; S1s5. DE. 2-2s29.
n: ARLINGTON. VA. Entire End
floor. pvt. entr.; liv rm., bedrm.,
din. din. rms bath and porch; adults.
TAX; PK:~Liy; rm., bedrm., kit. din
FMS. rms in pvt.
f1N hSme; 1ssss eloss to transp'; utils. incl.
E; CAPITOL sT.-Modern, Groom.
bias basement nsnit.,, apt. private entranee;
LIVING RIM, kit, dinette. 2 sedrms..
den. pvt. bath; adults; Christian
nome; vacant Feb. /. RA. 3-5391.
TAKoMA PARK. MD.-Four-room do
and 2 single beds). dining room ROOM
kitchen, util,, tel, furn.; Si25 mo.
Also efic. apt. New home and furn.
S15 mo. utils JU. 5-46SS. IS'
STUDIO ROOM. kit, dinette. screened
P'ttdn,unis P9Fen; utils'. Bendix; 500 mo. 9I9
elev. bldg. EN-. 3-5797. 1883 New
lSss MONROE Sdp ST. E"s; N.w.Wrwo iGse. lee.
rms. modern, kit, pvt. bath; entire
T. SfSE mr. BAFSfY IsShf c2RGL2Bsc6e,ns fGT 2r
reas. LU. a-775s T'ti' or Ii. fA'S 7-Ssls.. is.
Mr.. 18th AND COL. RD.-Efic.' 1.
$55; 2. $50. Also unusual lst-h.
1tii. 1855 Eanier fin pI. NV. SeiHO AD. 4.es7o..
515 FARMLAND PL. s.E.-Liv. rm.,
dinette: bedrm;, kit. pvt. bath; 500
only %G; E%plcyse Jo' S"sssS' couple or ,s men
BRIGHT. CHEERFUL APT. entire
3 rms. kit. mod. tiled bath with
shower; nicely furn:; Sl25 per mo-,
incl. utils. e. QUINCY SMITH. INC,
141S H st. NV. DI. 7-9O57; ewes.
and week end. OIL. 2-9474, II
THE BARCLAY. 21OO Eye st. NV
Available for Feb. ! occupancy: Q
efficiency apts.; SIS per mo-, and
] apt. which consists Of liv. rm.,
bedrm.. kit. and bath at 800. These
apis. are very attractively furnished
and have been recently redecorated.
See Resident Manager, MIR. HARLEY.
,0ss ONTARIO RID. N.w.--on the
ecmpi. furn.; $3.50 mo. % NO. aO O7-sssS
lfcE. htsss PvP. P i RMS. bath. ire. e2s s,...
laun.. -utils.. 4 adults, S34 ca. mo.
s32O 10th ST. N.W.-2 rms, kit.
and bath; OF Conn. ave. Nicely
furnished. Utilities incl; Sl00.
JOSEPH so5a = BRUNO. e0S H st. NV.
l3io COLUMBIA RD. Nw.lIs..
room and kit. nicely furn.; no
children. DU. 1924. --1S
boz 18th ST. NE, Ii. %-s063-
Beautiful apt. for couple: every
thing furnished. lis
Continued on Next Pase.)
Evening star., 1953-01-17

Mr.: DUPONT CIRCLE-completei
cva2 ,24s 2lSt St. NV, Me: s-5473.0fs
BATH COW. transp. AID. 4-s166.
1443 MASS. AvE.-children welcom.
tfrst-hoor front: room. completely
bssec5aat bbeeecorated. Mr.. FARNsWoRTH.
ARLINGToN-Lge. rms, ssx range,
share bath and refgr,; mr.. transp.
426 3rd ST. N.w.-Furn. . large
Srinp Giear ,Ir front rms. Housekeeping; No
627 a ST. Mclean 1st 4. singl.
Call DE. 2-032S. is
1910 COLUMBIA RD.-Light house,
keeping rm., next to bath: clean and
quiet; no children. DU. 7-22s4.
zoe E ST, N.w.-stove, refriserapor.
two IS OR ) RM. M HskpG. APT. -ss Suit
able for . or 4 people; fun kit, free
phone. wash. mach; 1st A.; nicely
furnished. AID. 4-3l63. -lS
6Of G ST: S.E.-Lge. front rm.. sink,
TIT stove: . sngs rsfgr,; slo.25 wk. L. 3-96a2.
1857 PARK RID. N.w.-Room. hot
plate, retgr.. laund. privils.; nr.
transp. Sl1 wk. NO. 7-9SS3. 10
1896 MONROE. ST. N.W.-Two lovely
sep rms, pvt. bath. twin beds: COM
plete equip: quiet. orderly; conv.
transp,. shop, etc. For >. only $50
each. DE. 2-lO1S week ends.
ONE BLOCK FROM CAPITOTI-Large
double and single, room, Reasonable
rates. 305 New jersey ave. sc. 100
42I9 9Th ST. N.W.-Bedrm. and kit:
employed couple; utilities, good
transp. S55 mo. ia. 9-162l. IS
BABY WELCOME; refer. clock-radio.
TV, African mattress: newly dec.
2l47 F st. NV, EX. 3-0653 ga
PVT. ENTR.; 300 Rhode Island ave.
ne; bsmt. efficiency; twin beds,
refgr.,. TV. gas plate and shower:
suit. for 2; $40 wk. each. DU. g
1908 R. !. AVE. NV furn. rms,
! with kit. other with hot plate,
refgr., etc.; empl. cples. CO. 5-5OS3.
28l7 2Sth ST. N.w.-1st A.: running
water; refgr, stove; $3.50 week.
1900 N. ST. N.w.-Bsmt. rm:
windows; stove and refgr: lge. rm.
on 2nd H.; furn., for Ink. HU. s.
42IO sth ST. N.W.-Bedrm. and kit:
empl. cple.; utils.; good transp.; SIS
mo- Phone ia. 9-l621. lis