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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-26
Visl,insky To
Reply To US.
ChargesIn IN
BY oscooD cARurAERs

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. R--
Slung BY U. S. charges that Rus
STA is prolonging the Korean War,
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrea Y.
Vishinsky worked today on the re.
ply he win make before the United
Nations.
Vishinsky promised--but did not
say when--he would answer the
charges made yesterday hy U. S.
Ambassador Henry Cabot lodge
Jr. in the Eisenhower administra-
tons first major policy statement
to the U. ". Lodge said the Rus
SLAMS could stop the war at will.
No other speaker chose to fol.
low the opening American blast
Immediately in the Political Com.
miItee, None had asked for the
floor in today's meeting. scheduled
for pm. EST.
Diplomats appeared to be wait.
Ing for the Soviet Union TO make
The next move,
Lodge declared IN his i2-n,inute
speech that The new Republican
administration intends to stand by
The Indian resolution adopted by
the Assembly in the first half Of
lis seventh session last fail as the
avenue to peace in Korea.
Past performances by ViShinSky
indicate this comparatively brief
outline of American policy would
produce TWO hours or better Of
vitriolie rehuttal. The Soviet for.
elgn minister usually takes bis
time to work up gueh replies after
tContinued On Page Twol
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Cdr. Byrns Is
Out OF Running
For Postmaster

Commander Ray w.
Byrns, who last week an.
nounced that he had been
offered the appointment
As Postmaster in Key West
following the announce
ment by Hollon Bervaldi
that he Is retiring, reveal.
ed today that he is no
longer in the running for
the $1,000 per year job. At
the same time he revealed
that he had recommended
former Navy man Lee
Goddard for the post.
"Due to the top age re-
quirement, I found that I
could not accept the ap-
pointment," Byrns said to-
day. He conferred last
week in Miami with Re-
publican National Conn
mitteenan c. c. Spades re.
lative to the appointment.
However, b 9th men
mentioned for the job said
today that they hoped
that Bervaldi would re-
main at the helm of the
department IN Key West.
Both Mr.. Goddard and
myself would be happy If
Mr.. Bervaldi would con.
tinue at the position If he
30 desires, |" Byrns said.
Goddard = : fsamer
New York accountant Who
has been active in civic
affairs - Key West for
some time. He L . former
secretary Of the Civil Ser.
vice Board.
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BY DOROTHY RAYMER

Looking like a couple act
us out of Jessie James or
Dalton Brothers melodrama
or a couple of Dead End
Kids grown up by ten years
after reaching a first dead
end" two men who tried a
Jail break on January 16 at
the Monroe County Jail went
on trial yesterday afternoon
for unarmed robbery and
felonious assault with vio-
lence on the person of Jailer
Gerald Labrada.
Both Albert Denver Davis
and Joseph v. Jackson were
found guilty by a six man
jury after over three hours
of testimony by a series of
witnesses and statements by
the iailbreak attemptees
themselves.
Sentence nv Criminal Court
JUDGE Thomas S. Caro- will be
herded down on Friday. Along
with it viii he sentences for petty
larcenv on the part of Jackson.
and three combinations counts
sgainst Davis who earlier yester-
dav stood trial by itry for leav-
inc a IS mile long trail of acct
dents, destruction of property and
physical assault On a highway
patrolman. resisting arrest, and
driving while intoxicated. all on
the niaht of December IL.
That both men have lengthy
previous criminal records Was.
NOT brought 10 al their trials
70. current eharaes. Only once
did Davis Inadvertently admit
that Ne had faced : JUDGE be-
fore. Said he in one Of his STA.
sey oufbursfs. This Is ihe first
time I've been in court well
n this courtroom"
The prisoners were without
counsel since Florida State law
provides defense attorneys only
in case of major criminal charges
like murder and rape or armed
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Helicopter Rescue Squadron
Does Outstanding War Work
BY oLEN CLEMENTS

ABOARD USS VALLEY FORGE
Somewhere Off Korea R-It was
a scowling day. A flight of Douglas
attack bombers catapulted off the
deck of this carrier and headed
for the snow.whitened hills Of
Korea.
Suddenly, one faitered, turned
and headed back. The motor sput-
tered as the bomber twisted and
plunged into the sea on its back.
The man manning the flight
deck bull horn sounded the alarm
with the one word Splash" The
Valley FORCES loudspeaker flashed
II over the ship: plane in the
water off the port quarter"
Only the tail fin of the bomber
bobbed in the water as the Valley
Forge pulled away. After what
seemed an eternity head bobbed
up from the sea. II was 10 seconds
by stop watch since the bomber
hit the water.
Seemingly out Of nowhere hell.
copter swooped down and lowered
over the spot as the Valley Forge
plowed %.
Painted on the side Of the chop
per was one of the most welcome
signs known to Navy pilots downed
in the Sea of Japan off Korea :
east coast: Last Chance Taxi
What appeared TO be horse
CONTINUED On Page Twol
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robbery. In this case, the unarmed
robbery charge was based on the
fact that cell keys were taken by
force from the jailer. County Soil.
citor Allan B. Cleare, Jr., ham
mered home repeatedly that the
seizure of the keys was taking
property of the United States gov
eminent.
The accused sal close. together
chain smoking, getting UP 81 in
fervaIs 10 question witnessss.
the Judge, the Jury and 70 in
ierrvpf the prosecution.
Davis is a slight wiry young
man with a shock of wayy brown
hair, a hawk nose, large alert
eyes and sense Of the theatrical.
Now and then contemptuous half
smile or a sheer crossed the thin
twisted mouth. He alternated be-
tween defiance and Difference and
was much more confident than his
partner.
Jackson, lean and anemic in
coloring with sharp features,
washed-out blue eyes and the
dead-pan expression Of q 'B" mo-
vie bit player, was less confident.
He leaned over for confidential
coaching from Davis before max
ing most of his interruptions. His
nervousness was given away by
the large dampish spots Of sweat
at the armpits and the intertwin-
ing of thin, almost feminine fin
gers. His sandy reddish hair. was
so long II curled up in the back
and formed pompadour in front.
He bummed his smokes from Da-
Wis, stared sometimes with look
of feigned candor.
The session get u1derWsy
shortly after Z pm. Otto Aauere.
foreman. Alfred AehsseHs Jsnnss
camus, Charles Fernandez. VIII
liam [. PIowman ard William
3. Knowles formed No isry
whsn me prisoners s,ssrsd . net
| guilty plea to vnarmed robbery
involving taking 81 ne ialIsr's
keys and assault with vielsnes
on his person. In fhs course Of
testimony, h was brought cut
that jackson beat . irvssy.
oliver Wesley Lveni ever HE
head and face With Q Dropped
flsshliohi.
First witness was Herman Con
| ley of the City Police Department
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conformance with the policy Of
the new Republican Administra.
ton, they had already asked C. c.
Spades, st. Augustine Republican
National Committeeman for Q
recommendation for an acting
Postmaster.
LanfsH added that he had ask.
cd . deputy In charge Of post
office operations IL he would
telegraph Spades and tell him that
Bsrvaldi was Withdrawing his
resignation. The deputy replied
that he would have 10 have .
direct request from BervsIdi be.
fore he could take such action,
but that he would be happy 10
contact Spades when such . re-
guest was received.
The Key West postmaster made
the request by telegram to Wash
ington, but il apparently arrived
too late for action to be taken
Spades had already made the
Recommendation for the acting
postmaster.
The Washington official did in.
form Representative Lantaff, how
ever, that If it is agreeable with
Spades, the retirement application
could be withdrawn and Bervaldi
could retain his position.
Following is the text Of wire
sent by Lantaff to Spades on Wed
nesday:
ssHollon Bervaldi, Postmaster al
Key West for IA years, recently Of
fered his resignation due to a mis-
understanding. He has asked m,
help in having ii withdrawn. Tht
! Postoffice Department is reluctan
to cancel Mr.. Bervaldi's retire
CONTINUED On Page Twol
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.Dade County
Authorities
Hunt Convict

MIAMI R-Dade County author
tiles continued a search today for
Joseph Albert, convicted murderer
who swung from q 10th story win
dow Tuesday night to escape from
the county jail.
Two telephone calls to Head
Jailer Lee Sanders Wednesday
convinced officers that the near
sighted Albert, object of 4 state
wide search, wants to surrender.
81 hope so," said his brother,
George, and sister, Mrs. Rose
Pierce, who issued plea begging
their 20-year-old brother to give
himself up.
One call came in mid-morning
and the other at noon, but San
ders was on another floor at the
time and couldn't be reached. The
caller identified himself as "The
guy that went wrong last night. :"
Belief that the calls we're bona
fide persisted despite three hoax
calls Wednesday night that result
ed in arrest Of a woman for CIV
ing false information to officers.
After @ninute wait outside
a hotel. officers noticed q woman
standing outside. pointing at them
and laughing.
She admitted she made the calls
because II like to see the cop
cars" She was booked as Dolores
Wiseman, "A.
Albert and William Chapman
were convicted Of first degree
murder and sentenced to 90 years
on Jan. % for killing DR.. Clifton
c. Springmyer in an attempted
robbery of his clinic June "a.
Albert, Chapman and Harry
johnson, who was held on q grand
larceny charge, slugged Jailer Joe
Fronkin and escaped from the 21st
floor cell block in the skyscraper
courthouse jail Tuesday night.
They rode to the 10th floor on
the prison elevator. anchored a
rubber hose to window, and Al
bert climbed down. He was be-
lieved to have swung into a win.
dow on the nth floor and taken
an elevator to the street level.
| Chapman and Johnson were cap
tured on the 10th floor and Sheriff
Thomas J. Kelly said They must
have lost their nerve when they
| looked out Of the window at the
| ground 20 floors below and at the
police station across the street"
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McCarty Is Ill,
.Hospitalized

TALLAHASSEE R-Gov. Dan
McCarty was admitted to Talla-
hassee Memorial Hospital here
Wednesday night, apparently q
victim of the Flu.
The governor complained OF an
upset stomach and was advised
to enter the hospital by his ply.
stefan. DR.. L. L. Dozier. The doc.
tor said the governor apparently
had contracted virus influenza.
His condition is not serious.
The governors executive assist.
ant, Warren Blsckmon. said that
as a result of his Illness McCarty
has cancelled his engagements for
the rest of this week, including Q
planned trip to Miami Friday.
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who with a Navy Shore. Patrol
man arrived at the jail in a pat
rol car after Mrs. Labrada, the
jailer's wife, telephoned for help.
He said he found the two men,
Davis and Jackson, in the run
around" or bull pen at the old
Jail between the cell blocks along
with the trusty and the jailer.
Both of the latter were bleeding
about the face and nose. Conley
said they arrived at about SIT
a few minutes after the call or
the night of January 16. He said,
81 took my nightstick and went
to work." Davis ran back into
his cell saying, you don't have to
hit me. I'll co.
Second witness was Otis Rey-
nolds, a colored prisoner awaiting
trial. He was witness to the first
assault which took place when La
brada was in the bull pen just af-
ter opening the white cell block,
and to Jackson's beating of the
trusty with a flashlight. Reynolds
said all he could see Of Labrada,
after Davis jumped him, was his
feet, but that he did see Jackson
come running out IF the cell block
with some keys which he tried
on the outer door.
"They WIZ the wrong ones, sub,
and this jackson fellow threw
them down and said, these is
the wrong keys "then went back
for the second set"
Reynolds and the other witness
es all said that Jackson went back
to Labrada who was evidently ly-
ing on the floor pinned down by
Davis, his head caught under a
low table inside the white section
cell block. Il jes' saw Mr.. Labra'
da feet"
Questioned as were all witnesses
as 10 whether or not he had been
approached by any of the officials
1t the Jail or BY any court off
cial and offered court leniency for
testifying, Reynolds said, I'm NOT
Hooking for nothin'. !"
Az this point Davis asked 70
question shs witness and loudly
voiced an opinion that he didn't
Think n right for one prisoner
10 testify against another" This
was Me first Of The chain fission
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-26

Rep. La',taff Fights To Retain
Key Vest Postmaster In Position

Representative Bill LuntoH announced today that
fighting TO save the job of Key Vests Postmaster Hoon Be
vold who hos decided to withdrew application for retire
ment But Post Office ofcols Washington sud that moy
be too ote and that they prepared octing
moster to take Office Saturday.
Lono told The Citizen by phone this mornnu that he had
received telem from Bervuld osking that he intecede
with the Post Office department to have his application
trement cancelled because of misunderstanding He
held the S6ooO per Ye post for IA years and
SO years service with the department Reason gove for
retirement FebruY 10th thot he wus in Door heolh
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BULLETIN

The Citizen at noon today con.
faefed Republican National Com
mitteessian e. G. Spades seers-
tary In 81. Augustine. The ssere.
fary stated that ihe Committee
man had received consressmsn
Lanfsffs wire. but had not yet
replied to the wire.
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.$lO73.R Added
To Polio Fund

Key West Junior Chamber Of
Commerce president Paul Esquin-
aldo, March of Dimes chairman
Jim Keen and March Of Dimes
treasurer Chef Cold presented
Paul ]. Sher with q check for
$lo73.72 as the contribution to this
years fund from the March Of
Dimes Ball which was held at the
Casa Marina.
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Track Receipts To
Go To Baby Jasper

The entire net gate admission
proceeds at the Key West Kennel
Club tonight viii be given to a
fund for the purpose Of sending
Baby Jasper Walker to the Mayo
Clinic. Rochester, Minnesota for
treatment Of serious illness, Abe
ArOnovitz. track president has an
n0anced.
Aronovitx said that he decided
Continued On Page Twol
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Police Officer
Today

Bill Gibbs, Citizen cclumnist was
today appointed ~ . patrolman Of
the Key West Police Department.
He was formerly . member 81
the Fire Department.
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However, when Lantaff phoned
the Post Office Department in
Washington, he was informed that
they could not make a commit
ment to retain Bervaldi since, in
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The Associated Press Teletyps
Features and Photo Services.
For 70 Yeors Devoted to the
Best Interests Of Key West
Evening star., 1953-05-17

ARLINGTON. VA. Businesswoman n
to share apt. with another. conv. 10
cation. near Pentagon. OF. 4-8963.
YOUNG GIRL. under 25, to share
attrac.. air.cond. apt. on 18th st,
nn.y: nn.y:Sit Sith another Jewish girl. AID.
CHEVY CHASE DR.-ColleRe man to
Ssses snare apt; pvt. rm. Call Mon, OIL.
LADY has apt. to share or room for
Joa Jen' deSsaso' 5oB or 2 girls; all privileges.
sh 1ith hvIGMxSuns sno,5.q LADY to shs5s apt
WILL saARE my 5ve lovely . aptl 4;m with ?
other ladies; sep. bedrms.. apt bldg,
Gony: transp. AID, 4-S464. Eyt. At.
M!DpLE-AGED LADY to share apt.
TesaonaSlei a aaGsneE Ii cyt sssssd ssdrm.; priyi;
N.W.-Lady will share apt with re.
6-l554 OF RA, 6-274s. I'M
C0NGENlAL GIRL: 25-35. to share
iod ant snd yth sytb sts Jswsh siEIi cSny
JEWfsH Girl. $3.50 $3.50. to share .
MfSnI MI9fSati1n; Xc TX Call Ho. 25e540,
minDaE-AGED I'M ar sSa-n J!nS Man viii win rent rent pvt.
Dupont Circle. HU. 3-3s72. ~
G!HL 10 share furn. apt. with 2
other girls: reasonable. Cali after
WILL SHARE @ebedrm ant with
couple or girls; ali linens ana
2 YOUNG COLLEGE GRADS, desire
Bird to share furn. 2-bedrm. apt. !;
. c9nX GII, loc. ADJ 2ss4945.
cious apt: TV: all privileges. Call
lii 3 pm, AID. 2-l749.
STUDIO RM.. In apt. for i girl; home
PRIVILEGES; TV, reasonable. Call DU
cnI InRIn 1R2 sun; nrr1M atte- 8 pm. wkdys.
other TO share her apt; twin beds
and privileges. Call Ii. 1896.
Evening star., 1953-05-17
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.E.

6ss 7th ST NE;-sinsle E1l rm;; gentls:
LGE. 0fF 'FRONT.' osSF RM.; M oI''oi: 4 bif transp
gentleman. Quiet home. Ii. 7-593S
eos sth ST. N.E.-Lovely housekeep-
Nh. RAINIER. 423O 34tn st.-Gent'e-
man to share rm. with other gen.
tleman, $500 wk. WA. 7-03S0. III
PVT. HOME. lge. frt. rm. Govt. worker
preferred: Man only, white. 402
ROOMS. sgle. or dble. in pvt. home,
close to path; phone and TV privi-
leges: 2Ha blks. from carline or bus.
vic. r; I. ave, and S. Dakota ave.
LARGE asi N1; DoGB2E 1HB2s0' ROOM, twin -be beds
pvt. home; 20 min. downtown; cow
to F-4 and E-2 buses, Avondale sec
:50i I4th ST. N.E.-Attractivel
furn. rm.. suitable for .; kitchen
pFiyiIs. pTH CT AP; r8SiSs 2-6Ss6; room r.xt n
SasnsS Sath; s. wk.i gentleman only. Ii.
eSis SiS'sT EASTERN AvE.-Rm. next
bath. pvt. home, phone in room; SS
wk. RA. 3-2691 after. s. pm.
RIGGS ROAD AREA: newly furnished
ai1s4a aiie size room next to BATH TA'
1o11 JACKSON sT.-Nicely furn. frt.
rm. in quiet neighborhood; conv. to
dntn. bus. LA. 6-5761.
MASTER BEDROOM. twin beds, phone
in room; S35 for l; $45 for =. 40
1909 18th PL; N.E.-Attrac. master
bedrm.. new furn.. extra bath. pvt.
home; SS wk. AID. 4-OO42.
TRINIDAD AREA single rm.. nicely
furn.; conv. transp.; pvt. home. Ii.
LARGE FRONT ROOM, semtprivate
bath. transp. at corner. 4039 So.
Dakota ave. ne. LA. 6-1344. is
FURNISHED RO0MS-Large front
room, private shower bath. 3042
Vista St. ne, NO. 7-1636.
RM. in widows home;
no other roomers: Phone Ii. 3-5257.
COLORED-FURN. RM.. mr.. Ben
nings shopping center. Good transp
Home privil.; for couple; child ac-
CofoREb@s31 18th ST. Ne
Furn. rm. for ! or 2 ladies: l child
accepted; privileges; convenient
location IL, 3-2O22 30
Evening star., 1953-05-17
ROOMS FURNIsEED-N.w.

COLORED-FRONT DOUBLE RIM,
for girls; ] single rm. Tor gentle
man or young lady; home PRIVILEGES;
respectable. AID. 2-13S9. lis
COLUMBIA RID. NV
single room for man or lady. TU
COLoRED-NICELY FuRN. RIM. on
empl. gentleman only. AID. 4-26Oi
CoLoRED-ess IRVING sr-ssle,
rm.. nicely furn.; conv transp.,
laundry; emDl. person. RIA. 6-2545'
COLORED-1ith AND T NV. and
Ga. ave and Kenyon st. n.w.-Lge.
DU 7-665s. 10 a am. eDs'i,Gn. to p'm. cso co
COLORED - NEWLY DECORATED.
double room. screened porch, pvt.
KIT, for : refined ladies or couple.
HO. 2-4636. LIZ
COLORED-FURN. ROOM for rent:
home h% > ? IpTiyileEes' Nd nr. good transp
COLoRED-CAL1FoRN1A ST. NV
Large front, 3 windows; shower,
large closet space. DU. 1856
FIRST OFFERING TO COLORED-Re-
fined gentlemen. 1926 Euclid NV,
singles. $3.50: doubles, twin beds,
S13-$16: basement apt, pvt. entr ,
SIS. HU. 3-4315.
COLORED-1 FURN. RIM for rent.
! child accepted; will take care of
child while mother works. 242s n.
COLORED - ROOM furnished; 4s13
Illinois ave. NV; nice room for
single man. RA. 6-1073.
COLORED-LGE. RMS. all privi-
leges; cony: transp.; elev. service;
1Ieas, 1925 18th st. NV. HU,
COLORED-ATTRACTIvE front rm..
pvt. home; PRIVILEGES: conv. transp
CoIORED-FURN. RIM. light house
keeoing; no children. DE 2-2Sl2.
COLORED-2 ADJOINING unfurn
rms; will furn.; phone and kit
1916 Florida ave. NV, NO. 7-35S2
evenings after 4.
COLORED-LGE. FURN. rm.; nice
working cpl; all privileges. HU.
CoLORED-214 7th ST. N.E.-Lovely
and SO wk. rms: share kit. and din.
rm. See Mrs. williams on premises
to inspect. SIGLER & CO.. RA.
CoLoRiE;D-sGLE. RM.. Brookland
area; gentleman or lady: nice fam
CoLoREDEDEslRE NEAT CPL; chill
81, dTen n@ a@Geeptsd+ II l. 71RS26.
cellent transportation: man. NO.
COLORED-RM.: gentlemen: nice
quiet home; home privileges; $3.50
WE Ii 4-5O6O
Evening star., 1953-05-17
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

CONGENIAL GIRL to share attrac.
apt. with 2 other girls. So. Arl.,
conv; Pentagon, washington. ct.
LADY WISHES another lady to share
silv. sprg. e.' Cali Cali u. s-1oas Fri.
after 6 and all day Sat. and Sun.
LADY between % and IS to share
t%ip bedrm: apt apt with another t5SI LADY lyi
p4ialesss ash ss ee5Ps NO a0s 0S4ss5 Sss aster a
REfINED Ed YoUNG "a HSe 0T LADY to share
lovely apt. with 2 other ladies; Car
ro;I a,s3 GARDENS nieIs tao IN Takoma PIX ~.
GIRI waNTED s!s1T D:1S ShassS snare apt with
TV. phi. mr.. trans: $40 mo. Utils.
ONE OR TWO G1RLs-Twin beds.
to share with another SIT
YOUNG MAN. 1888. will enjoy shar.
ing this UNIQUE and comfortable
house on Rock OK. PIX. clif1 with 5
SDmica "a ,tqsst basis r.pfns maid Me- Meals pys
YOUNG MAN to share modern enc.
in new air-cond. bldg; conv. NV !:
,SVEt% lSeasioR' EN-, En- SI3Ps2s' xP2 ,n.r. v,.,
Working woman; pvt. rm., T ali priv priv
lis; washer.dIyer: LU; 4-7730.
share cool. 2-bedrm. apt. with re-
fined. middle-aged woman; reas. JU.
9-5e70. after 8 weekdays. All day
1888 sssi coLSMBiA e91 SSni RD. NV, Apt. iss;
2 young ladies to share lge. we'll
furn. apt. with other ladies; conv
location. AID. 2-l254, 80
YOUNG LADY-25-35. to share apt.
with ] other lady; NV: S45. Call
co. 6-0335. Ext. 5o4. days or eyes
CONN. AvE.-one-two girls, 22-s5,
to share 3-rm. apt with girl: $40.
RE. 7-5300, Ext. 81, days; EN-. .
CoIuMBIA RID. N.w.-Girl, 20 to 25.
to share 2-bedrm. apt. with other
girls; available tmmed. AID. 4-S540.
GIRL WANTED: to share sttrac; apt.
location. good transportation. lis
CAPITOL HILL-Young man to share
3-rm. apt. with man. Unlimited
/ Sat, ali day sun. Ii. 7-9540.
1s to "a. to share NV apt.
with 2 other girls. AID. 2-1io4.
WIS. AND NEWARK sT.-Giri to
share 2-bedrm. apt. with 2 other
girls in apt. bldg. Call EN-. 3-17SO.
LARGE a-BEDRM. APT. woman. to
share with one professional woman;
central location; good transporta-
tion. utilities furn: refs. exchanged.
Now avail. Ewes. or week ends, DU.
2 e.BEDRM. APT. Arlington, 90 min.
p; C.; 9ps 2 sstirJIs to share with
nicely furn. apt. with congenial
man; moderate habits. Upper Conn.
ave. EN-. 3-4O65 after g pm. IL
COUPLE or Q conRenial ladies: every
thing shared in beautifully furnished
apt. in Broadmoor. with woman; For
further information. EN-. 3-SSe5:
GIRL. about 20 yrs. old. shere, apt.
with girl In Sc. sec. 10. 2-426S AFT. |
$50 WkdyS.. an day Sat. and sun.
Evening star., 1953-05-17
ROOMS FURNlsHED-s.E.-s.W.

CORAL HILLs-Rm. with pvt. bath
CAnITOI HILL. OPP. House once,
block library Congress: pleasant
furn: rm.; man. Ii. 3-2913. lis
man. Phone Ii. : 1868. 1922 c
eS01 GAINESVILLE ST. Sc; lovely
room, Tv, close to restaurant and
transp:; SOP eprivileges; $40 per week.
OFF PA. AVE; g window front bed
rm., in home facing park. 1400
2sTH ST; s.E.-Large, cool. single
room; tile bath with shower. semi
coIOREDn@FUiRN. ROOM '; With privi: VI:
leges. 504 D st. s.e., Ii. 7-4654.
CoLORED-s.E.-Room for rent,
furnished; quiet person. Ii. 4-4302.
CoLORED-a RMS, furn.: l sgie,
dble.; all home privils 912 Indep.
ave Sc. Ii 6-5SSS. 17s
COLOREO-s.W.-Nicely furnished
room for settled couple. Apply st
223 D st. Sw.