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Milford chronicle., 1953-09-11
Tues. & Wed, Sept. IS & Is
PouI Douglas, Rosulind Russell in
NEVER WAVE AT
AT A WAC

PLoT-Rosulind Russell, Washington
soeioIite daughter Of Senator Charles
DinsIe, is divorced from her husband,
Paul Douglas, and engaged TO Viii
liam Ching. Her futher offers 70
lend his influence TO get her q WAC
senerulship. but PUTPoselY makes no
move in ihut direction and she finds
herself private WAC undergoing
the training OF Fort Lee. Va, where
her high and mighty airs get her
in bad with others WAcs and her
superior officers. DoUslas selects
her as one Of group TO try out
protective clothing for soldiers in
Korea ;htif he is trying to perfect,
and puts her through all sorts Of
tests, protective clothing, sleeping
bags, ETC.. needing her all the while.
She finally rebels, gets out Of the
WAcs but is reeoneiIed TO her hUs-
bond and reioins the WAcs Sc she
sun get free ride 10 Korea where
Douglas is going.
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-11

The Sidney Theatre Now has
the New Gianf Curved Pano-
romic Screen-EnioY Movies
With Realism never seen
beforel
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-11

Most cork produced in the u. S
comes from old trees in California.
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-11

Thurs. & Fri, Sept. 10 & II
Robert Taylor. Avu Gardner in
RIDE VAQUERO
In Color
PLOT-Souihwes Texas, otter the
Civil War, is oVeTUn by Bandit An
,hony Quinn and his Chief uide, Rob-
ert Taylor, who was brought up by
ouinn's mother otter Indians had
killed his Purenis. Howard Keel
brings his bride, Ave Gardner, 10
his new home only TO find Quinn
burned it. Keel builds and fortifies
a new home. He captures Taylor,
sent TO burn it. and spores his life
If he will did him in building up q
cuttIe empire. Later induces Keel 70
take her TO Quinn who laughs al
her request they live PeueeablY. She
grubs a gun but fails TO fire when
Quinn tells her his men will kill her
and Taylor, too. When AVu uVews
her love for Taylor, he sIuPs her
fuce and Ieaves. He meets Quinn
otter the latter has pillused Browns
vile. The two men shoot each other
decd.
Evening star., 1953-12-02

Formico-Tops- -.- s1Q.q5
Solid oak and oak venees with matching formicotops
and eutout gallery edges, secondary shelves.
Cocktail TobIe, 40x20x 5R-in
Lamp TobIe, 2ox2ox24h-n.
End TobIe, 26xl l7x22-in.
stepend TobIe, 17x27x24-in.
Kanns-Fourth F1oor-Wahington; Lo,er Leue-Arlingon
LINED Oak ..-. 1905
Solid oak and oak veneers with carved decos on Sides
toPered legs, extro large sizes
Cocktail Table, 38xl 9xl Tin.
Lamp Table, l9xl 9x24-in.
End Table, 26xl 6x22-in.
stepend TobIe. 28>l 6x24-in
Mahogany Veneered 1925
styles with serpentine apron edge and gallery trim
hand polished finish.
coektoI Table, l712x35 17xleA-in
Lomp TobIe, 20x2Ox27-in
End TobIe, I5x26x23-in.
Stensrd Tnhle l51bx26bx74-in
Leather Top ----- 1898
With FAX GoId Tooine, poneed ends. scooped edges,
gracefully styled.
Cocktail Style, 7x35xl8-n.
Lomp TobIe. 18hxl8 81zx27-n.
End Tobe, l7x25x23-n.
Stepend Tobh, l7x25x25-in
T.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-29
NeiU COnabO Plays
For Dancers At
YMCA USO Patio

The USo YMCA has a new COM
DO playing for their Saturday night
dances. The names the same, the
music still good, but the men are
different. Four young men who
love music have organized a COM
DO to play for servicemen and girls
who attend the weekly dances at
the local USO club.
The musicians have taken the
name of the former combo which
disbanded last August, 1.-THE US
Guys" and they are wise when II
comes to making with the music,
shot and sweet"
The "Guys" present Vincent
Rocky" Graziano, of the USS
Sarsfield on the drums; Robert
Beals "a former Y's Guy) of the
USS Guavina, blowing a "real
cool" trumpet; and Tommy
Thompson, ''real gone" on the
bass. ys
All this makes for a hot time in
the USo YMcA on Saturday nights,
on the outdoor patio, overlooking
the Naval Station, in downtown
Key West. With style that Is de.
finitely their own, and musical
repertoire that can't be beat, these
fellows have added a new zip and
spirit to the dances at the "Y."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-29
Mrs. Gordon Made
Ne,O Secretary For
Hospital Auxiliary

At the last meeting Of the Wo-
mans Auxiliary of Monroe Gener-
al Hospital, Mrs. Herman Gordon
was elected as secretary to fill the
place of Mrs. Marinus Abrahamse
who resigned due to i'll health.
It was noted that some of the
equipment for the hospital has ar
rived and is in use. The three
quarter ton air-condition unit has
been installed in the major opera
tons room and is much appre-
ciated by doctors and nurses. The
fracture bed, incubator and 30
heaters, have been received. A
vacuum and heaters are also in use
now at the County Home.
Completed, too is the tiled bath.
room in Wing adjoining the
Auxiliary Room. A letter of thanks
and appreciation has been received
from Director Albury, as well as
a letter from the Monroe County
Commissioners who thanked the
Auxiliary ''for their splendid"
work. The letter from the Board,
signed by Earl r. Adams, Clerk
of Circuit Court, shows that the
efforts of the Auxiliary member.
ship are recognized as real com
munity service.
The hospital Charity Ball win be
held March 81 at the Casa Marina.
Mrs. Reggie Pritchard has been
appointed chairman of the dance
committee. 1t is from this affair
that the Auxiliary receives some
of the funds needed to carry on the
projects of getting much needed
equipment and necessities for the
hospital and the patients. Citizens
are asked to keep the date of Sat
urday, March 81 open Tor the Ball.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-29
SIGHTSEEING ENJOYED
BY TEXAS MOTORISTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Theordore Jensen
of Pasadena, Texas, have been
spending vacation days at FL RAN
cho Motel. They arrived January
~ by car, and have been sight
seeing around the Island and the
Keys since coming here.
Jensen, an honorary Rotary
Club member, is a builder. He said
that he had flown over Key West
many times in planes but that this
was his first stopover. He added
Il like the place and the climate
is wonderful. We expect to get a
lot of rest while we are here"
The Jensens are being joined by
friends from their hometown, Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Hartman who are
also motoring here from Texas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-29
ARTHUR BINSWANCERS
WINTER At MARATHON

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Binswanger,
formerlyrof Key West and Califor-
mia, are vacationing at Marathon
for a few months in their super
trailer. Mrs. Binswanger is the
former Vera Craig, mother of Mrs.
Winston Jones, of this city.
The BinSwangers enjoy being
nomadic in their de luxe portable
home and have been living at La
guna Beach, Calf. They came to
Florida this year via Tuscon, Ariz.,
and Guymas, Mexico.
Binswanger is busy taking
movies for television films, travel.
ogueS and special locale films.
Coach and Mrs. Winston Jones
visited with the BinSwangers in
Marathon last Sunday. Their
daughter, Robin, stayed behind to
visit with her grandparents.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-29

has been received by Sue and Win
ME Jones. Dick is papa now. His
baby son was born Nov. n and
named Eric for his wife whose
name is Erica. 0lmsted is in adj
vertising business now but says
he'd rather come back to Key
West than wait around in the cold
North to take a chance on making
the $50, 900 a year his boss makes.
WlSEcRAcKER PRIZE of the
week goes to MAZDA Lazarovici who
remarked that a certain girl was
"gOing around under falsie preten-
ses.". and that prompted Earle
Johnson to tell of a man he knows
In Provincetown who has found a
way to make use of old castaway
falsies. He puts them on his knees
when he scrubs floors. Never q
houseboy knee for that guy. Jim
Cobb added that he knew one Of
the top execs in a firm which
makes the dainty buiIder-uppers
and that the company is called
"Acme Deceivers. I know q COW.
girl who Is q bronchial buster. Be.
fore Glib faints, I'D better take q
line on another front.
PRODUCER David Heilweil who
has had Is plays on Broadway is in
town. Interview coming up. | hear
he's been going to the Barn Thea
tire regularly ever since the night
we met and l took him to see a
rehearsal of "The Bat" The dra-
ma win be put on February 16.
Players meeting slated for the
first Tuesday of each month has
been changed to the first Monday
Feb. 2. this time, because Of Shir-
ley Papy's wedding date.
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CONCH
CHOWDER
eY RAYMER
/ sim haba cold in de head, so

/ still haba cold in de head, so
Id today's column seems full Of er-
rors. id amt. Ids de oil roclin'
virus done got me aside fromb
that id gibbs me a good chance
to GLIB some gibes to Glib who
said in his column that by puns
hab bad scent. Pahdon, while /
GLIB myself a Kleenex. Now,
that's cleared up and back to nor
NAL. Almost! On the subject of
puns, Shakespeare's plays are full
of them. ! can't quote the prize,
there's a censor's office. But look
up the reply which Juliet's nurse
give to Peter, a servant, In the
scene from Romeo and Juliet when
the nurse asks him what o'clock
it is. Punning, someone said, was
the lowest form Of humor. Out up
I'm thee! It's also lot of fun and
can be lucrative. For example, In
a recent issue of New Yorker ma.
gazine, there's a highly amusing
article about a man who was OBJ
sessed with punning and finally
consulted a psychiatrist. What
happened, interspersed with sam
| pie puns, is one of the top selec'
tons in humor writing. and nc
doubt the author win have no punt.
tive measures threatening him.
DoccoNE: Belle Bjurback los
her Boxer "Sherri" and called to
put an ad in the paper for her re.
covery. Before evening, however,
a kind man brought "Sherri'
home. to port. The next morning
vi Veidt called to insert q similar
ad. nils" her Great Dane is nil
about the house. If someone sees
a pony-like fawn colored Dane with
a Disney "Pluto" gait, that's
nils" As for Claude M'Collie who
is the hero of a humorous sketch
I'm cooking up, (''The Secret Life
of Claude M'Collie"), he has add.
ed something to the last para.
graph. Yesterday he greeted the
cavalcade of Cuban officials, un.
officially, with great fanfare Of
barks In front Of the City Hall until
/ ran out and dragged him away
from his temporary glory. Item:
Libby Holman's children win ar
rive at the Casa Marina this week
end to be followed by the famous
star shortly after.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY today to oul
city Editor, Margaret ForesmaI
who says she Is celebrating her Sc
18th birthday. Can scarcely wal
to see Dean Murphy the March o
Dimes show star. He and his wife
Dottie Dey are personal friend:
and Dean once did a satire of me
at work frantically tipping, answer.
ing the phone, interviewing show
business personalities, ETC.. much
to the delight of onlookers who
practically fell on the floor at the
end Of the impression skit when
Dottie came in and handed him
broom. adding, while you're do
ing all this, just sweep out the of.
fice.". Wonder who the man Of
distinction was over at Casa Mari
ma at the formal ball wearing q
monocle, by jovei Word from Dick
Olmsted, former Citizen reporter,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-29

Chairman of the sale is Jessie
Michaels, assisted by Elizabeth
AcheSon.
The Chapter has voted to send
money to the National Endow-
ment fund to aid in cancer re-
search, the Girls Home for I'm
fortunates and for the Home for
the Aged.
It was announced that Nellie
Pearson, popular member of the
local Beta Sigma Phis has been
brought back there to the Naval
Hospital following an accident in
Nevada.
The next meeting of the organi-
cation viii be important with cleo
ton of the nominating committee
coming up. Another project for the
month of March win be designated.
The membership attendance fell
off this past month due to the wave
of flu, it was reported.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-29

One Of the features of the show
is a dutch auction" Artists pre-
sent at the Fair viii be glad to
tell you about the details.
In New York, at Washington
Square, artists put their paintings
up for display and sale, sometimes
working on a canvass as they
stand by their wares. In miniature,
the Street Fair in Key West is
like this.
On Saturday morning by nine
o'clock some of the exhibitors will
be hard at work putting up chicken
wire on which the work viii be
hung. It is expected that a canopy
viii be extended from the top of
the wire to protect the paintings
from intense sunlight, and Incl
dentally, make more comfortable
for the artists who viii be in at
tendance.
Among the exhibitors will be
Lephe Holden, Bill Greene, Karl
Agricola, Larry Harms, Lee Albert,
and recent award winner, Peter
Hayward. Most Of the work viii
be for sale.
The Fair is a definite winter sea-
son attraction which fascinated
tourists and is part of Key Vests
picturesque charm and unique in
terest.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-29

special invitation Is extended to
tourists who like homeeooking.
The menu features a Key West
and Cuban favorite. black beans
and rice tfriioles y arrozl, pic
cadilla, (another Latin-American
alshl. cole Slaw, rolls, and butter
and a unique Key West dessert
called ''Qaeen-oiAIl Pudding. " with
tea Or coffee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-29
Tourists limited
To Enjoy Native
Dishes At Supper

A supper WIN b sponsored to-
morrow evening by the WOman's
Society Of Christian Service Of the
Fleming Street Methodist Church.
Hours q serving are from 5 to Z
,. m.
The public Is invited 10 enjoy
The moderately Priced supper
which will take place in the church
aecial hall O. William Street. A
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-29

Eddie Yost, third baseman for
the Washington Senator's, signed Q
1853 contract without taking cut
In salary despite a batting aver.
age drop of so points.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-29
CARD OF THANKS

Twice within a brief span of
time, death crossed the threshold
Of our home and claimed my
Mother and my Friend, Susie Skel-
ton. We wish to express our sin
cere appreciation to doctors and
nurses of the Monroe General Hos.
pital and friends for their floral
offerings, cards and cars.
THE FAMILY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-29
81 re TIA 8
SON FOR LIvINesrcNs

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Liv-
lngsten Of go Ashe Street are the
parents Of . baby boy born at the
Naval Hospital On January Is. The
new arrival weighed : lbs, So O.
and has been named Mark vi.
hams.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-29
Beta Sigma Phi Backs Candy Sale
Tonight For March Of Dimes Queen

The project for Beta Sigma Phi sorority the beauca
Colored Old Folks Home At recent meeting
president of the said that the work
nicely The chapter sponsoring candy sale tonight Duva
Street Proceeds will to the sorority candidate for March
Dimes Queen, Linda Jolly. The candy is homemade.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-29

Duke University thea known as
Trinity met Wake Forest On
March 2, 1906 at Durham. n. G.
in the first collegiate basketball
same ever played in the state.
Wake Forest won 2a.le.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-29
Apply To Wed

Norman Bel Wood, 20, and
Shirley Mae Papy, 20, 1921 Wash
ington Street, have applied for a
marriage license at the office Of
County Judge Raymond R. Lord.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-29
Coming EUents Cast
Their Shadows Before

"Me and Ny Shadow" what
Is Il? A mystery dramsf A hilsr-
ious comedy?
We've yet 10 find OUT which one
u Is, but you can bet your bot
tom dollar. whichever II Is, II will
provide an evenings entertain
Hnent for HE family.
Watch for iil See itI
u will be- presented BY the
Harris Elementary School PTA
some time soon. Watch The Girl
xen for The date.
San Jose States basketball scor
ing record Is held by Stu Inman
now coaching at Fresno's Roose
welt High. Innan tailed S21 point!
in 1919.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-29
Street Fair Of X. ". Artists Group
Scheduled To Open This Sunday, Feb.

The fourth semi annual Street Fair Paintings viii this
Sunday, February at with work of the Key West Artists
in opear display The Fair win be held at the site
before Clinton Place the Municipal Aquarium The show
viii be for eight days and viii daily
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-29

Daring The 1857 Naiioaai League
season. Harry PeFs1wssi AZ the
Cincinnati Reds allowed the most
saersface ais. l&
Evening star., 1953-11-11
APIS. FURNISHED. {.

COLORED--NEWLY FURN. and deco
rated en1ciency apts., pvt. Kitchens,
S14, SID and SIC per week incl.
utils. References. See custodian.
1905 Belmont I'd. NV. Apt. 2. EN-.
|COLoRED-1eoO IRVING ST. NV.
Apt; bldg. 2 rms. kit. and bath;
partially furn. Will supply paint
$75 per mo. ME S-68S3.
coLoRE31isIs eIa9dsEd 1I,3,I' 18th ST: nv Nv:
Exclusive Exclusive T iocstioTn eM Dupont tno.siSh: Eirele
area; l and 2 room efficiency apts. !;
Sl5 to $50 per week
COLORED-2-RM. APT, pvt. kitchen
and bath; EMPLOYED adults. IL. g.
coLoREbM1soS col tn ah.eI : S'm' BLOCK KENiL- KEN
WORTH AVE. N.E.-immediate oc-
cupancy; l bedrm., liy. rm., dinette,
kitchen and bath: $3.50 including
utilities. Apply COLONIAL INVEST
MENT Co. S19 9th ST.. NV, RE.
coGSREDisfS aGSia Mr fSv1l otS e Ms sF SSSW!lss
Beautifully furnished. modern l.
rm. and 2-rm. apts. XII. S-l03l.
CoLoRED-e-RM. BsMT. APT. Dri-
vate everything. nicely, furnished,
coEoREbS14th sdceGs cnidi AND M clifton, CLIFTON Ga Ga
ave. and Kenyon, and 18th and
California sts.. 1-rn. and kit. apis.
DU. 7-0656, 10 to pm. -12
COLORED-1625 I1th ST. NV
rms; with pvt. kit; mr.. transp. LA.
CoLORED-14aO HOPKINS ST. NV.
"a rms. kit. 1st A.: all utils. furn. !;
very reasonable rent. RIA. 6-1101,
CoIoRED@i317 IRVING NV, and
nearby-2-rm. with pvt. kit. and
pvt. bath apts.: new dec. utils., furn.
CoLoRED SNORTHEAsT rms.
and bath, first A.: gas heat. Rent
incl. utilS., except elec. Ii, Al Loo
1 OLORED-1 AND e ROOMS, kit.
and bath: S55 and UP. HO. 2-S191.
OLORED-COMPLE BSMT. APT:
S55 per, mo-; utils.. included. SIG
Quincy st. NV, RA. 6-4S53. -13
COLORED-l42S 9th ST, N;W.
(Petworthl-2 apts.. kit. and
5347. RA. 3-4llO.
Evening star., 1953-11-11
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

MISSOURI AVE. N.W.-No. Cap.
Bachelor wishes to share his mod.
sspaeiSSS sagSS apt. TV. parking. RA.
APT, homelike, clean, to share Ga
Eirlsl. S35 month, includes every
CoNGENIAI MAN. $3.50. with an
other man: TV telephone, utils. incl.
Gall any time. DU. .7-l9jU. Ill
CAPITOL HILL-Girl in POS to share
mod; eff1c.. sep beds, TV. with
fp' anotheT 40n, 9a F1ri; conV' ioc' and transp.
ANACOsTIA-Man desired to share
nice 2 bedrm apt. with Z other
men Lu. 1850 after $40 ii
ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share mod
ern 2-bedrm. apt. with l other girl;
Sc; excel. transp.: TV. 10. 2-33S0.
LOVELY APT, close in. near En-
oaSSy Row; 2 girls will share with /
sirl Phone EX. 3-5424. ewes. -l2
WANTED. young lady to snare nicely
ethere girls; TV and modern conv
NV girl. 22-a2; modern. 2-bed-
rms. twin beds, TV. with another
sirI; Sos mo. RA. 3-oSO2. ewes.
YOUNG GIRL to share newly farn.
bath, bSmt., back yard: loc. in nice
IN nv seq seq, sou. Cab after 8 pm.
TAllOMA PARK. 25 Holt pl.-2 rms.
kit. and bath with TV and washer;
nicely turn.. children welcome; $50
mo. NE. S-6424; eveS.. JU.s 5-042I
Apply at Apt. IL
GlI:L IN 20's to. share attractive apt
with another girl in very Convenient
NV. section; TV; $40 mo. Available
Immediately. AID. 2-1S07. III
YOUNG WOMAN will share beautiful
l-9edrm. apt. with l or 2 other
GIRL, 25-:I5. to share attrac J-bed-
rm. apt. in conv. NV. loc., with an
other girl. DU. 1856. Ext. 2O5, ewes.
CONN. AyE.-Girl. 25-35. to share
sirls. Call Wo. 6-6912 after 6 pm.
Evening star., 1953-11-11
ApTs. FURNISHED. c.

1918 X ST. N.w.-Furn. eficiency
apt, available immed.; S71. Call
a4es 14th ST. N,w,-Newly deco
bath; can also be rented unfurn
BASEMENT GsI hH s-GiSG: GPT.-pvt. bath. 1lS pvt,
ton st. NV. 1905. Also End d: All
1866 sS'' caoeILiuiMBIA RID. N.w.ELee.
bedrm:. and kit. pvt. bath. porch;
g adults; $50: DE. 2-9707. -12
lsS5 l7th ST. Nv rm.. Kit.
call S MISS doRToS. ieSi ao. aee0i2.SSS' 2.ssso.
CATHEDRAL AVE. NV, esoe-
Excel. location, 10. min. downtown.
l block Zoo and shopping. Lge.
well furn. hv. rm;, bedrm.. sunrm..
2; S45 ca. for 3. Dial Io. 4-6so6
or Ii. 3-4S60. See today.
200 2Sth ST. N.W.-Ciean. nicely
furn. apt; big closet. hot plate,
refgr;;, sink. Opp; Wardman Park
Hotel. co 5-1556. -15
1906 18th ST; N.W.--Lge., stud, liv,
s% Adults eedT%; Ho ktt stasso snd BATH s 2 tS
DUPONT circle xREA-Attrac. re-
dec. apt; new Frigidaire. ige. closets,
Elevator service. ST. S-42S2.
1857 PARK RID. N.w.-Lse. bay 1r win.
$50 Incl. utiis. RA. 6-So36. ia
14th ST. NV, 3i63 AND 3443-Liv.
rm.. bedrm., kit. bath. $50 incl
egos 9sa5'' ALABAMA AZ sGao' AVE. Sc, Nice.
warm, conf. apt: cony. Naval Air
station and transp. LU. 1874.
CONN. -KALoRAMA RID. N.w.-Mod.
studio apt, air-cond; BLDG. refgr.,
s6S.5o. $40 pm 2oi4 Kalorama I'd.
NEAR GwU-small apt, bldg. newly
sOUTHEWEST, 4I9 9th sT.-Lge.
refgr.; infant OK; conv. to every
thing. $40 wk. Also rm. and kitch-
en-; Sl350; NE; s-5096;. -13 =
1865 MINTWOOD PL. NV. 2
E rooms s,tb kit s5s bath mo s6S sb6%n %0 room
1923 4th ST. N.w.-2nd hr.. 2 bed
rms, liv. rm,, kit, bath, pvt. entr.;
$100. incl; utils. JU. 5-2531 -15
GEORGETOWN-,Attractive bedroom
apt. fireplace in kitchen. garden;
$3.50. MEzZANOTTE g. CO.. co.
$4,000. Ii 1.5443. - --13
WILSON HOUSES, 1922 18th st. NV.
Excel: 2-rm: apts.s S95-Sl00: Ink
1914 10th ST. N.W-Elevator-type
BLDG. beautiful ] room and kitch-
DUroNf 81 S1fieGfE GfkcLE asar issn Front bedrm,
lge. liv. rm.. kit. pvt. bath. newly
lsoS Pa; AVE: N:W:@single room; @
pFtsats DFtsa bath private entrance: Can
LGE. BEDRM.. lge. sitting rm. and
ice. Kit. Nr. shops and transp, Gen;
!, Solorsdo' I Z nv w. RI. S;o$e]l; IA
Sc: 1851 HALEY ;, TerraceIBeaut.
dinette. a kit;. 81 bath; pvt sntr; Hob bsmt;'
-: $.40o6 or OIL. ,e-9o1s. I'll
kit, pvt. bath; back porch. Entire
2nd n. Adults only. 1913 Md.
near 18th st. NV
Couple or ladies pref. RA. 6-621I.
2oNN. AVE. AREA-Nice. Q or 8 rm.
and porch apts.; utils. incl: conv.
shopping. transp. AID. 4-5751.
~ E. CAPITOL ST. bedrms.. iiv
rm., kit. and bath. Call Ii. 3-977s
la
Evening star., 1953-11-11
ROOMS WANTED

RETIRED CIVIL ENGINEER wants
room and board with middle e-aged
couple in Arlington or Fairfax coun-
ties. Refs: given. JE. 2-2493 or
OF. 4-S63O -15
REFINED SOUTHERN LADY desires
warm. quiet rm.. nr. bath; NV; ex-
Gel. refs. Max. $50. Box 1917, Star.
MATURE WOMAN wants room with
. elderly lady in exchange for light
services and small sal. OIL. 2-1394.
Evening star., 1953-11-11
ROOMS WITH BOARD

1917 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV,
sgle. and dble. rms, good meals,
STvi 5endix; Reas: DE: 2-9645. --17
rw.IE;tssV;; pms ri;ts - sT;iitSchbd. N;iSd Ty lounge,
TEkf, er ,mgsos;; no; fall and winter rates
sLAU6HTER's, 2oO7 O st. NV, Of
1sFs Hiesr special ear1 1,o 1all and winter rates;
sSwitchbd.; sgle. and dbie. rms. by
Say. ,wk or mo-; 1st taxi zone.
1ssSSs 7sffSG BEfMoNr RID. Nw-1are.
dec; del. home-cooked meals; nv.
home privilS., pchs. and garden
$40 mo. per person. AID. 2-9435.
BOARD Ard ROOM for invalid lady.
800 per week; will visit for inter-
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 20O1 at Conn.
aye.-Good white section. Nice clean
f1ss Res r or dSe 41 Tms GSSG Sso1e mess sis
UP, on earline. CO. CO. 1905. 10: "
CLUB MASoN-1726 N. H. ave. NY.
the best sgle. and dbl for refined
asil mel fnS 8sR sls S.a. RfF .nd Nd sHd
CALVERT HOUSE Hi4o1 18th St
n.w.--Business people. students; Sc
lected menus. switchboard, TV; ideal
location
THE JOHN KELPEN HOTEL
2310 AsHMEAD PL. NV
Va block on Conn. ave. overlooking
Rock Greek Park, away from traf1c
noise. conv. tranSp.; dbl. and Sgl
rms pvt. baths avail; excel. meals;
rates $3.50 wk up HO. 2-3566.
YOU WILL ENJOY
THE HOLIDAYS IF YOU ARE
LIVING AT CRESTWOOD CLUB
4107 CONN; EXCEL. MEALS
COW. TRANSP. TV. EN-. 3-4074