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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1953-12-25

average $50 to $50 a week.. But
lots of these future Hettie Green's
are likely to dissipate their earn
ings on frivolous fancies. Instead
of buying that faddish hat, shoes,
bracelet, etc, save up and buy
something real slick.
The hope chest has returned in
all its glory. And far-sighted dears
are stocking up on all those things
that make a real home. 1t is easier
to snare man in your teens than
any other time, and if that is your
goal be prepared to contribute
something to that future home.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1953-12-25
WHALE FOR CHICKENS

BOHEMIAN, Mont. - (P) - Poul-
try at Montana State College are
going on a whale of a diet.
It's an experiment to deter
mine the value of feeding whale
sOlubles. Such solubles may have
a factor yet unknown that may in
crease the size of chickens and
turkeys. DR.. E. r. Halbrook of
the MISC poultry department ex-
plains that fish sOlubles have many
of the B complex vitamins. The
experiment seeks to find out whe-
Their whale sOlubles can be sub
stituted for fish sOlubles.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1953-12-25

recent polls have shown. Instead
of concentrating on the latest lip
stick, perfume, nail polish and hair
tint info, smart girls acquire the
well-scrubbed shining hair and
neatly pressed clothes look. In
spare time they learn how to cook
and keep hOuse-and men are mad
for comfortable but clean homes.
Feed the Piggy Bank
Many teen-agers are bankrupt
from allowance to allowance time.
Others make reasonably good
change at baby sitting Csome girls
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1953-12-25

what curved, four-sided and short.
They are a pale blue-green with
sharp hard tip. Eastern red cedar
has dark blue-green needles that
are scale like. White spruce needles
are curved in, sharp-tipped, blue
green and four-sided.
The most important thing to look
for is freshness.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1953-12-25
Too Manv Insec4s

The number on insects in the
world is almost incalculable. There
are more different kinds of animals
Than there are plants, an insects
make up the bulk of the animal
world.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1953-12-25
Tax Table on 1854 Payments

WASHINGTON following personal
social security tax payments this payments next under
scheduled
taxpayers The table based
pendents contributions interest paid.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1953-12-25
SALESMAN
NEEDED
The White Cross Plan

The need for men who are anxious
TO get into the selling field is now
moEs urgent than ever before. If
you are willing 70 see oil the corr
tuets we con furnish YoU-yoU will
muke $4,000 your first year. Ex-
psTienes is not necessary. You may
be the man we are locking for, but
you never have had an opportunity
70 get into a profession that teaches
you professional selling. Car essen
tial. Full time effort, references and
your age should be Between 1850.
For further information contest /.
oXLEY, sos York Rood, Baltimore,
u, MaTYl0nd. l2-lI-4tp
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1953-12-25

Assumes deductions 10
Itate is 11a first to
TEfectiye January l. 1854, rate $780,
MINUS denotes decrease.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-06
Coneh Cagers Eliminated

The Key West High School bas-
ketball team was eliminated last
night when they dropped 61-37
decision to South Broward in their
initial start inthe District Seven
cage tourney in Redlands.
The loss drops them from the
competition and winds up the 1852
3 basketball season.
South Broward, by virtue of last
nights win viii lace Redlands to-
night there in the second round of
the sudden death tourney.
It was failure of the Conch shoot
ing eyes to click last night that
cost them the verdict but the work
of one Bobby Lodenthal, who drop
ped in total of Is points for the
evening for the South Broward
cause also was a factor. Loden-
thai scored II of the q points the
Conch's opponents managed to
garner in the first half of the con-
test.
The Conchs held the Browards
even for the first quarter but a
second period in which they scor-
ed but three points coast them
the ballgame. The Broward five
garnered IL in the second period
to ice the ballgame when the
Conchs could not get rolling
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-06
Marathon Race Is
Slated As added
Feature; Katy S.
Gains Win Thurs.

Mrs. o. z. Ferelrs Katy S
finished strong last night to
cop a win in the feature race
at the Key West Kennel
Club but she had plenty of
action from Foothill and
Resonater who finished Sc
cond and third in that order.
A heavy underdog, the
winner came from behind
like a streak to gain the win
and pay a hefty 21.00 for
her efforts.
Foothill also m a d e a
strong bid, finishing just a
half length ahead of the IA
vored Resonator. Foothill re-
turned 7.60 and $50 while
Resonator paid 800.
In an evening marked by
heavy payoffs, Raven Beau
ty and Furnished Blade
came in to pay 1860 while
the Quiniela on the first race
returned 1860 and the Sc
cond, 1920. The fifth race
Quiniela was good for
1880.
Tonight will be Ladies
Night at the track and an
added feature, a Marathon
Race over the 3/8 mile dis
lance scheduled.
All ladies will be admitted to the
track free of charge.
The puppies win circle the track
one and half times in this feature
which has proved to be popular at
other tracks in the nation.
Julienne is favored to cop the
regular feature on the basis Of his
decisive win on Tuesday night
when he bested easily a blue rib
bon field Of greyhounds. However,
he will get plenty Of competition
from Really True who has shown
some fine form to date
Mort, a frisky greyhound who
has won five of nine starts, win al
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-06

Sunday night the local baseball
season viii get underway official
ly when Jim Farr, entrepreneur
of the Florida HobeS, a major
league club in rags and bags, has
scheduled banquet at the Flame
restaurant following his teams
two game series with the Cleve-
land Indians farm aggregation.
A trio of the finest all-time
great major league baseball play
ers will be guest speakers at the
affair, including Red Ruffing and
Iris Speaker. The public is in
vited to attend the affair for which
tickets are available at the Safe
way Travel Agency, 606 Duval
Street.
Birdie Tebbetts, originally Stat
ed to pilot the visiting club viii
not be able to make the trip be-
cause Of Mrs. Tebbett'S illness, it
was learned today.
The Cleveland roster will in
clude Baby Joe Davidson the In
dams 100000 bonus baby. Herb
Score, another Indian bonus play
er has been optioned to the Tus-
con club and will not appear.
Jimmy Bloodworth and Indian
farm director Mike McNally, viii
accompany the club here.
And speaking Of Speaker, who
serves as a goodwill ambassador
and minor league training camp
tutor for the Tribe, this Cohch be-
lieves that he is the finest center
fielder in the history of the ma
tional pastime.
The "Grey Eagle" as he was
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-06

affectionately known complied the
fantastic lifetime batting average
of .345 in 10 years in the major
leagues, a tremendous achieve
ment exceeded only by a handful
of players throughout the years.
Speaker was one OF the first play
ers voted a place in baseball's
Hall of Fame in COppertown, N. Y.
No one could play center field
with the skill of Speaker who dar-
ed play certain batters practically
behind second base because of his
great ability to go back after
fly ball. He managed the Cleve-
land Indians for several years and
piloted the club to its first Ameri-
can League pennant and Worlds
Championship in 1920.
He played in lit or more games
per season for 10 straight years
and complied such high batting
marks as: 1888 IN 1912, 1886 in
1916, 1888 in 1920, 1878 in 1922, $50
in 1928 and .389 in 1925.
And when tn eGrey Eagel goes
to bat Sunday night on the BAN
quet circuit an interesting talk is
in the offing - better get those
reservations.
Maxim May Vacation Here
Joey Maxim, VINO pounded out
a ten round decision over Danny
Nardico, the Tampa slugger We'd
nesday night in Miami is said to
be Key West bound for a vaca-
ton after his efforts. Maxim is
favored by many to regain the
light heavyweight crown which
Archie Moore knocked from his
head.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-06

50 be q strong contsndsr and
should not be overlooked In the
field. This puppy has finished out
Of the money just enee IN the eur
rent meeting and could come up
with a win tonight.
Other entries include: Navy
Diver, Some Mix, Forward, VII.
shire, and Hyrnor.
Post time Is Sis p. N.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-06
KING RECALLS OLD
fConiinued from PAGE Onel

Continued from Page One)
the days when The City Manager
was chief engineer for Missouri
State Highway Division 10, work.
ing out of Sikeston, Mo-, and being
frequently in the Cape Girardeau
area.
Since that time, King has lived
in many places ald known many
people, but he seldome forgets a
face, and he can usually place a
person he has known at all well,
however long ago.
Naeter and his wife have been
in Key West for months vaca-
ton. They are returning to Cape
Girardeau soon.
The visitors feel that Key West
is fortunate to have a man of
Kings caliber at the city helm.
They spoke highly of both his work
and his character.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-06
Sports Mirror
BY The Associated Press

TODAY A YEAR AGO - Gerry
Priddy, last of the major league
holdouts, signed his Detroit Tigers
contract for a reported $32, 1000.
FIVE YEARS AGO ~ The Brook
Ign Dodgers traded second base
man Eddie Stanky to the Boston
Braves for first baseman Ray
Sanders and a cash sum reported
to be $4,000.
TEN YEARS AGO - Beau Jack
outpointed Fritzie Civic in a close
I2-rounder before 1888 in Madison
Square Garden.
TWENTY YEARS AGO - Bill
Dickey and Tony Lazzeri signed
their contracts with the New York
nkces but Babe Ruth threatened
= quit baseball if he doesn't get
IRE than $4,000.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-06

against the tight zone defense
they faced.
1t was Bob Sawyer, who made
his last start for Key West last
night who supplied the scoring
punch with II points while Stu Lo-
gun made 10.
Sawyer. Aldo Vidal and John
WalSton played their last game
for the Conchs but Coach Win
Jones win have nine ball players
back next season around which to
build.
Last nights summary:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-06

Since the Hall Of Fame game
started IN 1870 the National
League has won six times and
the American League five.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-06

1he Brooklyn Dodgers have
finished one-two.three in the
National League pennant race in
- Of the past IL seasons.
Evening star., 1953-05-21
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

SHEPHERD PUPPIES. Axe
rsgistered;s rs szSS weeks old; reasonable. rassR
MoTHER Es1E iG VAS SicSUs 4 BOXER, father an-
known; 3 lovely puppies, z wks. old:
S10 each. JU. 5-S193 after pm.
GERMAN SHEPHERD. IL mos, old.
black and tan, beaut. marked, house
Axe reg; wonderful WATCHDOG. Call
MR.. MILoR,, 8 to 6. JU. 9-1S21.
BOSTON BULL-1a wks. old. beauti-
full, Axe: must sell, $75. OIL.
BOXER Pups. males, fawn and Srin-
sfAMEsE fsfi 4 RiTTENs. 4IT1fi sp., ? mos. 1o old.
papers avail; inoc,, house broken:
Sv Z males asso5 ] female; s@5 and s $50,
GRkMAS GH. 2lsGsa SHEPHERD. female, 5 mos,
lovable: KI. s-7476. ga
one female; s5o.seo. oil. 4-7s44.
PONIES ta). one Shetland. one show
BEAIL's FARM. 10. s-e079.
COCKER PUPPIES; beaut. silver
buff; weeks; Axe reg. OIL, 2
DALMATIAN PUPS; males, S25;
females, $16. Call RA. 6-S646.
COOKERS. 5 wks.: 5 adorable pups,
blond or black. Bring the children
and select a pet; S10-S25. LA, g.
Will IL GIVE German Shepherd, male,
5 yrs. loves children to good home
in country. OIL. 2-02S4. -24
breeding pair. plus
breeding cage. SIS. HE. 4-356l.
male, 8 mos. old. child COM
panion, reg. 1st $50 takes him. 1744
Richmon hwy, Lot IL. Park DIR.
Evening star., 1953-05-21
ROOMS EURN.-MD. 6 VA.

minutes from D. C.
Arl. Hall; Pentagon. DAILY MAID
SERVICE; PARKING. JA. $500.
SOBER MAN ONLY, cross ventilation,
8 min. to airport, 5 min. Pentagon;
ample parking; So wk OF. 4-9452.
Arlington. a4ss No. auantico st.,
fur;n. twin bedfm. witt With Ipt. pvt. bath. ai.
a windows, lge. closet space; ga
rage. Roomy and cool. --25
ALEXANDR1A-Corn room; choice
residential location; nr. bus; $3.50
per wk: KI. S.S975. -22 =
ARLINGTON-Wide open spaces: 10
minutes from D. c.. Arl. Hall. PEN
tagon: MAID SERVICE; PARKING.
COTTAGE CITY. MD.-cheerful rm.;
6lk, from on. transp.; l or 2 persons.
BETHESDA-1st II. single: 4 win
dows. side entrance. semipvt. bath;
near Georgetown rd. Gentleman;
$40 mo. Oh. 2-S263. -23
ARL., VA.-Lge. rm.. next to bath.
Rooms NEWLY DECORATED, ssso
Baltimore blvd, Collese Park. Md.
ARk.. RI NRGtARBY-Atttac. master bed
rm., semipvt. bath and entr.; gent;
conv. loc.: gar ia. 2-42Sl. -23
Evening star., 1953-05-21
ROOMS AND APTS. TO SHARE

WIS. AND NEWARK sT.-Girl to
share 2-bedrm. apt. with 9 other
girls in apt. bldg. Call EN-. 3-15s0.
GIRL. 20 to 80. to share large
ressona5e: noS BE- iH H. si $4sos alter alter 56 556
TWO GOVT. GIRLS, $3.50 to share
lee. 2-bedrm. apt. with girls; reas.
rent. Call co. 5-7531, after 6 pm.
TWO GIRLS to share attrae. 2-bed-
rn.. furn. apt. with girl; conv.
NV. loc.; $26.40 ca. NO. 7-14o5.
ONE OR 2 GIRLS to share nicely
flrn;. apt: with girl. Near Pentagon.
YOUNG MOTHER to share apt. with
another young mother. JE. 3-3S37.
DUPONT CIRCLE Refined young
woman to share modern efdciency
in new. conditioned bldg. with
woman. Sun deck. $50. NE. S-6740.
GIRL. 21 to 25. to share lovely one
$3.50 a month. Call A0. 4-340O,
between, 4:30 and $50 PIN. %"
k witb yh atser to .s share sss 2bed5m San1 fD 6s
Pvt. bedrm. Cali Ii. 4-411e. after
CoMPL. FuRN., for ref. white lady,
bet 25-35, share with lady. No.
Glebe, Lee hwy. IA. s-925s. aft, 8.
ONE GIRL to share 2-bedrm.. 2-bath
apt. with 8 other girls. Wardman
Park area. Utils. and phone iEcl.
with rent. AID. 2-4967. -21
TWO MEN HAVE NICE APT. to share
CAN CO. b-4s5s or ST. s-oass after
d. III,
BACH. APT. man to share with young
man; bed-liv. rm. comb; refgr.; pvt.
bath and entr.: S35. JA. 7-021S.
1 OR 2 GIRLS. 20 to 25. to share
attrac. NV. 2-bedrm. apt. with .
other girls; S31.25 mo. ca. DE.
r. i. AVE. N.w.-Lady will share
nicely furn. twin-bed rm. apt. with
lady; Tv and window fan. Hu.
JUST OFF conn. AvE.-one or 2
men to share comfortable 2-bedrm.
apt. with 2 other men. KE. 7-1961.
OUR NATURALLY air-cond. retreat,
Just across D. C. line in Md, in
vites young man to share with .
other men. Low rent; own bedrm. !;
large yard. JU. 5-16S4.
GIRL, to share nicely furnished apt.
Sa Sao COM 1 dSl.S sye with nft,. another girl;
yrs ef age, to share lovely, modern
convenient location with lady; bus
6 pm. Wo. 6-27s6 or ali day Sat
urday or Sunday. PA
Evening star., 1953-05-21
ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.E.

UNION STATION PLAZA-Cheerfully
SO ssie weeklS k asd sdaso Pa0nf db SefSoe cof
End and D NE. Ii. 7-542S. al
COLORED = LARGE FRONT RM.,
furn.. for sober man. Available JUNE
l: $3.50 wk AID. 4-l195. -21
COLORED-NICELY FURN. RIM. for
cple., $40 mo-; home privileges;
conv. ne. location. Ii. 6-00Ss.
-23
COLORED-NICELY furn. clean front
room: privileges; 18th st. ne. LII
3-3l73 -27 |
COL0RED-e FRONT RMS; use Of
kitchen; only refined persons need
apply; Christian home. LA. 6-942S!
Evening star., 1953-05-21
POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS

FEED, POULTRY SUPPLIES. baby
chicks, poults: JAMES FEED EDS STORE
BABY CHICKS. N. H. reds or white
rock; $I2 per 100; Emden goslings.
$3.50 each; Pekin dueklings, So per
dozen; Md. permit No. LA. O. G..
Maxwell. U. S. so, Lanham. Nd.
WA. 7-1545. IA
4-week-old started
turkey poults. white. and bronze;
Soc each. WA. 7-3S00, Ext. a95.
Evening star., 1953-05-21
FARM ANb GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL. ::eppins. pruning.
PAUL'S TREE SERVICE. LO. SAYS.
LANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE.
sssal TSIsS Fousp sD sTff j. fhrgSSsES {Ss4S
JE. 2-3s43. JE 3-0s7s
BULLDOzERs AND LEADERS fol l
sEsGns fm1ss and f1se NM eng and
BILE ,aS ,S5 RSSs As Il sSS SREENWea assi SAKMs +
NURsERY. iTI sfI Y Ii. L: a-o 1850. M34 -H''
TOP SOIL, very rich dark loan:
ideal for lawns. gardens and f1ow-
gTs; svs IL tons Sr slG TprE 10; yoS 6iSasTi 5o,.
GRaRDfs RE ialS4f TkAeToke, aRo eIBHtH5 DA1ID BRAD M
LEY, sickle bar, snow ploT. culti-
vstor and harrow attachments:
$50. En-; l. 3;sSS4, S%S ,o.a.. ~ I'll sd,,r
t.laso tr1ek at held; l7c So yard: p4 tU
TOP SOIL. clean. fill. dirt. srsdins
and sIsa,So spreading s6oso q soil seeding and
LAWN SUSHiHti MoWER@Wcrthinston SVi alSt; rotor
di;c' m9del aondson ARM AZ ss6d hp or aIn S.Ht
offer Cali Mr.. M1NTzELL. TIE.
RoToTTLLER-Model Hore III BIG, : h.p.;
Al condition; $3.50 or best offer.
CAN MR.. MINTzELL. TIE. 6-s10O.
HYBRID RHODoDENDRoNs. all
I,rP NURSERY. Glenmont. Md
Tu.~'- east at Amaco station. Lo.
-; VIRGINIA ToPson; 1000 loads.
Stockpile at Rt. 236 and Shirley
hwy. cloverleaf For delivered price.
call ANNANDALE SERVICE CO.. JE.
TOP SOIL, rich loan, 400 a bushel:
leaf mold, 49c q bushel; COW ma
nure, 75c q bushel; delivered. 20.
GARDEN FLOWING AND DIsCING,
SEED. Webster 5-5442. -27
MOWER. New Idea; AL condition.
Call Mr.. JONES, Poolesville, Md.
ICS08iSSiINE. Massey Harris. in Al CON
SoNEs. SSH PoolessiISe, @ shSsinSI Nd. sSse. Msi MI
COMBINE: Minneapolis Moline, with
all attachments; In new condition;
SIIIs SSIsk Hd sals' a7ss esl MR. JONES' i Po9le''
com TIl PIANTER. n TER with fertilizer i at
tachment: will sacrifice. Can Mr.,
JONES. PooleSville, Md. 1886. --3l
COMBINE, John Deere, Model ia
Cal Cal Mr.. Mr.. FRI GFRAEEY. iy' Pooiesviiis, I Nd.
MOWER, New idea, 7-foot knife; Al
Pooiesviiie, Md. 1891. -3l
SOD, Ice 50. yd.. loaded on your truck
(approx. csc yd.) for less than 100
yds.; mr.. Silver Spring. JU. $500;
| ewes, JU. 5-S505. "a
A,.-o0Irl voixon
Evening star., 1953-05-21
REGISTERED
HEREFORD
CATTLE

! HERD SIRE OUTSTANDING
BY WHR STAR DUKE
81 cows, some with calf at side
6 two-year-old heiferS
10 yearling heifers
This Is clean, well-established
young herd. Its sale Is being forced
to liquidate q partnership. II YOU
are interested in Hereford cattle OF
the highest quality. see these. Ar
to remain on my farm under my
herdsman for as long as desired
Phone Crescent 644-W.
Evening star., 1953-05-21

FRESH cows, 2. and 10 close spring
ing Holstein heifers: bangs calfhood
vaccinated. Call Vienna 671-J.
HEREFORD BULL, double reg. Dom.
ino Rex, 3 wears old, gentle. Vienna
76-J-2. --27
Evening star., 1953-05-21
MIscEL. FOR SALE tcont.I

PIANO spin ,spins: sss gsv , SH4s greatly
gr fAcfSsy FsEE suHFFeHTtSssE HFFATSEns ssnsh nashsc
PiANoEarsnd. 5 IT. 8 in. Moving.
PA rIANS. o"tSSi Warlitzsr sDine., mahossny
nKTTT,s, 1880 1890 G l st. M, n;T. .:,tSs @SS ~
:p:ois ;p:tsnsasi oay ss ssandasa Tssse psnos
SIS s' down. na' JjoRpAN's, corner 1sth
S and agsa 'ts aeoss RhoR: SV: sT Silver 9Sa40 spr0s
tPhone Pho soH 70. 5eIio5.J~ ~ 0'' 9sS
at S5a2 deorsia ave. TAT Mont.
gomery Hillsl has . complete Sc
lection Of pianos. new and used;
1870 1879 to soDs Pm at a ni1ht. par2 2Den On
PIANOS FOR RENT-spinets and
consoles at moderate rates; hauling
extra; JoRDANp.ss, psoSo corner sT lSta sIa4n1S Snd
6 and f'' s5s$ ~ n4ns oeorsss ave ave: "sfSS silSsr
Spring. (Phone ~. 5-1105). Sill
yer Spring store open evenings.
PIANos-New standard make. full
PIANO. MART, .1015 18th st. NV
lJust above the hbrarU. Phone ST
$4,000. -22
PlANOS-Attention music teachers
and advanced students, We have
several very fine reconditioned up
rights ranging in price from $31O
up, liberal terms. CAMPBELL MU-
SIC CO.. 110S @ st. NV. D1. 1854
PIANos-steinway upright. in exc.
cond.; rebuilt and refinished; priced
at only $9gS; This h,Is,S is z re- rsal Pas 1ns
6 st. NV. DI. 7-S464. -23
PIANOS-Rent Q piano. Campbell,s
gives you the opportunity, to select
only i mo. rental charge plus haul.
Rs es Can cSMssEiL Gi fGRf IN MgsfS ~ SSmP5eoss eo
nIIiQs 9 ss: NV: Pl; !;., 7:S4s4; {, Ia "a
EEands; We urge you to Sc see YlI,Sni, our dis
Whitney: BaldyiEno Eo and Snsr others. Prize Prizes
HSMpsEh SsEf aoYa66ssi Music feS Co. '9qT 1os pane st.
pFiNos TN d: E5:SeBek. 55s1Bs4; s. I'D; Ias s@ar
Knabe uprt... $l25; console style,
Sli5; grands, apt. size, SID;
steinway, others. PAUL GOL1BART.
2S01 Georgia ave, cor. entr.. Amer.
Storage Bldg. AID. 4-592S (930-5;3O1.
Evening star., 1953-05-21
ApARTMrNrs FURNISHED

LIv. RM.. DINETTE, bedrm,. pyt.
bath; SIS mo. Ho. a-3sss. Can
BE6Slry q 81 w. kM;. kls III sssss. siastts. Pvt
Ely 1asst P 81. IT, NV. wv girls only: 3 rms,
dinette. kit and bath. S95 mo-; to
N Mr PAUL scI, HANNAH. N 7ss 18th St. 5s nv.
"fi LGs. rms RMS. and kit. din. rm.,
parking osp space; reas.; empi. eple.
$50 FARRAGUT ST. N.w.-Nicely
furn. large bedrm.. nice kit and
bath. conv. transp. Lovely loca-
1ss5 ~ TAYLOR ST. n. w,-Bac6elor
apt; 2 rooms. bath. Also double
room, bath. Exceptional location;
FoF Sasage RENn@AytsTsct,vs nee ysra; 5.rm- fTrn
apt; : bedrms. "sS and bath; entire iar;
1st floor. Very cool. cross ventiia-
tion; "a blk. bus and street car.
May be seen Sun. after pm.
I4l0 Newton st: NV. -22
NV. .SEC.-Lovely .3-rm. apt: liv.
Tm. TmT;. sit: 5edrm, all utils.; $50 mo.
ONE NE BLOCK from Capitol: clean WE'LL
kept apt. bldg; 2nd FIR; nicely furn. |:
,Sl. NE S-35l9. -e2.
1161 MASS. AVE. N.W.-SJuQlo apt;
share bath with one couple; SAB mo.
2-BEDRM. APT, 4 closets; ne. Sec
ton; good transp.; entire 2nd FIR.
NICELY FURN. . rms, kit. bath; in
Ra a.. s664e sl6e co9Esn. Sqte4 me- loc $50 mo
bedrm sps s2g5 s7s fgEn Jun. +
AVA1L. VA 'iSf iMMEDIATERY fh611 Il Pl~. 1-0edsm
apt. completely and attractively
furn. Sublet in apt. house; 9 adults;
ave. Aes 7a, apply phoSe Seo ov !espsSsee sSsSS
ONE BEDRM., liv. rm.. kit -dinette.
6smt. for laundry. North Fairfax;
14G 1q ma TAMdST dBSSGynlnE ~. sew S.W&Bedrml Sl
iiv. rm.. large kit, bath, porch, utils.
incl; or 8 Govt. girls; $115 a mo.
$50 SOUTHERN AVE. s.E.-1n pri-
yate home. Pvt; entrance. End floor;
For For couple % !, adults soon only $3.50 ps
call LO 1856. -21
THREE RIM. complete apt; for nom
drinking. clean, working couple only.
Rent S65. RA. 3-33S2. pa
AVAILABLE IMMED.-Emciency, air
Near Columbia rd. and 10th st. =;
$1l5 mo. AID. 4-5611. -22
WE HAVE APIS. AND HOUSES. SUB
LET'S. FURN.. UNFURN.; WASH,
VA. MD. lWHITE). OPEN z DAYS.
A-ONE RENTAL & REALTY CO.,
5@4 BOND BLDG, Avn. MA, s-o007
SIS KING ST, ALEX, XII. S-13i3
2205 CLAIMING NE.
2.Bedrm. Apt. Nicely Furn.
COMPLETELY REDECORA1ED
Evening star., 1953-05-21
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

COOL BSMT. RIM. refgr.. clock-radio,
TV. air foam; pvt. entr.; SIS. 2l47
F. EX. 3-6633. -22
1868 WYOMING N.W.-Newly dec.
small front, conv. everything; set
tied person; S24.50 mo. AID. 2-a404.
l4th AND RHODE ISLAND AVE.
N.W.-Dble. rm.. refgr.. grill; conv.
location. ia. S-5306. 80
Ink, running water, refgr.. 81 wk.;
bsmt. apt, SS: quiet, attrac. home:
employed girls. 1466 Harvard NV.
1880. HARVARD ST. N.W.-Sleeping
rms. privil. of RECEIPT. rm.. kit. and
xESR HsSRafSi pUro2F aSi SsHsSi e1keIE. 1895 st.
n.w.-Very clean with sink, stove.
reIgr S36 per mo-. single: al
OPP. ROCK CR. PIX, 2O25 PARK
RD.-Lovely. spac.. white. mod Sgl.
or dble.: adj. rms. If desired; refgr.;
cedar closets. AID. 2-9713. -26
LARGE ROOM AND KIT. for 2 work
ing girls. white. Ho. 2-4o17. "A
rwo 81 ROOMS, Dis kit and bedrm., share
bath. 1st f.. everything furn. $50.
Bus at door. CO. 5-1S5o. -27
LGE. HoUSEKEEPiNG RM.. next to
bath; sink, stove, refgr. 306 End
st. sc. Ii. 7-0149. go
2539 18th ST. N.W.-1st f.; bed
sitting rm.,- lge. closet. compl. kit,
pvt. entr.;. $12 wk. for /, S12.75 for
?. Also cheaper unit. DE. 2-1675.
Evening star., 1953-05-21

PARK CENTRAL APIS. HOTEL.
room-bedroom. large dressing closet
with refrigerator; maid service
available; 24-hour elevator and
switchboard service. Excellent down.
town location. 500 per month.
1900 F. st. NV. ME. S-0540.