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Bad weather is forecast today for Eastern portions
Nation Snow hurres expected for the shores
of the Great Lakes region the ST. Lawrence and upper
Valleys Showers expected in the Florida peninsula
rain likely in the coastal regions of Georgia and South
Carolina Temperatures will be cooler the half
Of the country while temperatures will Western
hal 4 ZAP Wirephoto Map
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ment as well as permanent pro-
motions.
While the promotion re-
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Monthly precipitation in inches In thu
Capital Current month to datel:
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The Sun and Moon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-11
Knotty Problem
To Be Decided
By Mex. Officials

MEXICO CITY R-Mexican off
Gals must shortly answer a knotty
question: Is the killing of rebel
sympathizers during a civil war
crime or politics?
The case arises because Guate.
mala's present anti Communist
government has asked the extra
dition of Jaime Rosenberg. He is
accused of the killings while chief
of police of the former Commu-
mist dominated government. This
regime was overthrown after 10
days of civil war.
Under international law and the
extradition treaty with Guatemala
he can be extradited for common
crimes" Blu not for political ac-
tivity. It is up to Mexico to decide
whether the killings were political
or were plain murder.
Rosenberg is under arrest on
the extradition request. Whether
he will be freed and allowed to
live in Mexico depends partly on
the amount of pressure left wing
elements can bring to bear on the
Mexican Government. The case
will probably be decided by the
courts. The left-wingerS are de-
Tending Rosenberg on the grounds
that the killings-Rosenberg him
self denies responsibility for them
were political actions. They in
woke Mexico's traditional respect
for its policy Of asylum for politi.
cal refugees.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-11
Spanish Exiles To Honor Infants

For financial reasons, Don Juan
had planned only a small family
party for the Infanta Maria del
Pillar on her 18th birthday. The
Society of Spanish mobiles over
ruled the man they consider king
and took over organization of a
suitable affair.
Almost all of the society's 1000
members plan to attend, each pay
ing his own way and contributing
toward the expense.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-11

ESTORIL, Portugal R-Nearly
1000 Spanish royalists are gather
ing here to give the daughter OF
Don Juan, pretender to the throne
of Spain, a mammoth coming-out
party.
The reception and ball are ex-
pected to be the biggest social
event of the European social sea-
son and to overshadow the fabu-
lous wedding of the Duke OF Alba's
daughter in Sevilla in 1947.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-11
|P.O. Job Exams
Are Announced

The Fifth U. S. Civil Service Re-
gion has announced an examina-
ton for substitute postal transpor-
tation clerk for filling positions in
the state of Florida. Applicants
must be bona fide residents of Flo
rida. The jobs pay $1.711a an hour.
A written test is required. Age
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-11
She Nav Be Empress

TOKYO "a 17-year girl who
now walks to school may some
day be empress of Japan. The
magazine Sangyo Keizai says Hat
suko Kitashirakawa is the "official
choice" to marry Crown Prince
Akihito, with formal announce
ment due Nov. 3.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-11
mits are from IS to 50 years but

limits are from IS to 50 years but
are waived for persons entitled to
veterans preference. Men only are
desird for thse positions.
Interested persons may secure
application forms or information
as to where such forms are avail
able at any post office in Florida
or the Fifth U. S. Civil Service Re-
gion Office, S Forsyth Street, ". ".
Atlanta, Georgia.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-11

Monday. October II. 1854 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Pss.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-11

To make way for oar new Tabeless ire we ere esessA
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lowest prices Of The year Deluxe Super Cushions 40
the same long mileage tires that came On new losx
cars The same tires made with Coodyearjs patterned
ST cord process for extra strength that more e.w
owners prefer over al others And. 4 ro~ sCt 81
they're yours at big savings during this sreat .s .,,
Get them now - while they last = and SAVE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30
Laredo, Imperi|ed
By Flood, Is Without
It's Wafer Supply
BY the Assoeioied Press

LAREDO, Tex. June 30
Laredo today awoke to business
as usual-but without water sup
ply-with the greatest flood in
Rio Grande history surging past
its doorstep.
Across the river. Nuevo Laredo
showed no sign of life. It's on
lower ground, and most Of the
$4,000 persons there fed to the
hills while water rose in the
streets.
Upstream IS miles, the situa-
ton at Piedras Negras, Mexico.
a village of $4,000 across the
Rio Grande from Eagle Pass,
was described as desperate.
How many were drowned-if
any-at Piedras Negras, nobody
knew.
The river was back in it's banks
there last night.
Passes 62-FOOt Level.
At Laredo the river rose to 62.6
feet today about 8 am. and
stayed there for a while. Water
was up in the streets closest to
the river, but farther uptown the
Mexican boys were out sweeping
the sidewalks, city buses and
2 takes were running, and the sun
was shining.
A tremendous sanitary prob
lem was building up, but Laredo
hoped to have some water turned
on soon.
Nearly 100 miles north of Del
Rio, at Ozona, Tex, the latest
count showed Is persons dead
and one still missing in cloud
burst.
OF the possible loss of life at
PiedraS NegraS, a State highway
patrolman indicated it might
reach into the hundreds.
But we don't have any def
mite number" the patrolman
said, adding:
I'm sure there were a lot of
lives lost. They are in awful
bad shape over there. Water
went over the roofs of two
story houses"
> He said he believed reports
of 500 dead in the Mexican city
Of $4,000 would be grossly ex-
aggerated."
:, However" he said, "there are
signs that terrible lot of people
took an awful beating"
10000 Believed Homeless.
. State disaster and relief con-
trol headquarters estimated from
10000 to 10000 homeless in
Piedras NegraS.
= AS the river returned to its
hanks at Eagle Pass and Piedras
NegraS, the fight against the
food waters centered at Laredo
and Nuevo Laredo.
= Associated Press Reporter
Dave CheavenS said two spans
of the steel railroad bridge con-
meeting Laredo and Neuvo La
redo had washed away, the first
at 2:30 am. and the second an
hour later. The pipeline supply
ing Neuvo Laredo with natural
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30
Ad Man Ends Life

CHICAGO, June 80 R.-
Myron T. Harshaw, 50, an ad-
vertising executive for many
years, was found shot to death
in his home in suburban Win
netka yesterday. Police said he
had taken his own life. He had
been vice president at various
times of the Carroll Dean Muir
ply, Erwin Massey, and Camp
bell-Ewald advertising agencies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30
Eisenhower Praises
Peoples Reception
OF Court Decision
BY the A..oeia,sd Pres.

DALLAS. June 3O.-PreSident
Eisenhower says the peoples
reception of the Supreme Courts
recent decision outlawing segre-
cation in public schools showed
social and political maturity.
He made the comment in a
message read yesterday at the
convention of the National As
ISOLATION for the Advancement
Of Colored People.
The President said:
1--WE have passed, in this year
1854, a milestone of social adj
vance in the United States. The
social and political maturity of
our people evidenced by the
reception given the recent
Supreme Court decision is of
great significance to our Nation
and to the cause of freedom in
the world"
1--WE must have patience with
out compromise Of principle. We
must have understanding with
out disregard for differences of
opinion which actually exist"
the President said.
Continued Social Progress"
"We must have continued So
cial progress, calmly but persist
emily made, so we may prove
without doubt to all the world
that our Nation and our people
are truly dedicated to liberty and
justice for ALL"
DR.. aiming H. Tobias,
NAACP board chairman from
New York, told the opening ses-
sion:
1--WE are not going to stand
idly by while enemies of the
Democratic process in the person
of public officials whose salaries
are paid from funds derived from
taxes of all the people hold
closed-door conferences for the
publicly announced purpose of
devising ways and means Of
evading the courts ruling.
To Help in Solution.
eve are going to lean over
backwards to help honest, eff
cient Negro teachers in the Solu-
ton of their problems.
I'VE. are not going to deal
gently with those congenial
Uncle Toms who have a vested
interest in segregation and are
willing to sell their people down
the river to save their own skins.
Nor are we going to be sympa-
thetlc with those teachers who
are too lazy to prepare them
selves for the larger and more
eXacting responsibilities of in
Iteration"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30
Fund Cut to Force Firing of IS,
Library of Congress Declares

The Library of Congress will
be forced to fire IS employees
under its 1855 appropriation ap-
proved today by the House and
Senate, a library spokesman said.
This eventually will mean a
curtailment of service, the
spokesman added. Just what
services will be affected will not
be known until a study can be
made to determine where the
available money can best be
spent.
The measure approved today
by Congress gives the library
$9,399,636 for the fiscal year
beginning tomorrow.
Sought 81 More for Staff.
That is $59,657 below last
years appropriation. Library
officials said the loss actually
will be 1921 900, because in
creased costs of approximately
1921 900 will have to be absorbed
in the new budget.
These increased costs include
in-grade promotions of Library
personnel, required by law.
Because demands for service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30

have been increasing, the Library
had estimated it would need
SIC, 209.8 1888 for fiscal 1855. This
would have allowed adding 81
more workers.
Cut by Both Houses.
The Senate cut the amount to
equal last years appropriation
of $9,459,293. The House cut it
further, and the final compro-
mise figure was worked out in
conference.
The actual loss to the Library
proper-Which deals most di-
rectly with the public-will be
about $4,000, Library officials
said.
The Library has a staff of
1000 for all of its operations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30

gas was broken, he said, and
utilities officials had cut off the
gas supply into the stricken
Mexican city.
Sweeps Around Outskirts.
Laredo, city of nearly $4,000,
was virtually surrounded by wa
ter, Mr.. Cheavens said. AS the
river continued to rise, he said
it made a Serpentine sweep
around the outskirts. He added
that all that could be seen of
the highway bridge between the
United States and Mexico was
the customs house.
Mayor Martin of Laredo said:
1--WE believe we have everything
under control. We have evacu-
ated or changed the sleeping To-
cations of about 10000 people. F"
Only on Convent avenue, the
approach to the international
bridge, had water backed into
the business district. In all. about
40 blocks paralleling the river
were effected.
Business District Flooded.
Capt. Tom Gallagher of the
Laredo police, who had been in
radio communication with NueVo
Laredo police, said that three
fourths of the Mexican city'S
business district was under wa
ter. Capt. Gallagher said signs
of panic in Nuevo Laredo had
disappeared and that the resi-
dents there apparently were as
calm as the Americans.
Another cloudburst hit West
Texas yesterday at La Mesa, 800
miles north of the Rio Grande.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30
837 M.P.H. and Deuth

Frances chief test pilot, Col
onel Constantin Rozanof, was
credited with doing 1877 miles an
hour in his Mystere jet fighter.
just before he crashed and lost
his life, Paris reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30

Some 40 families were evacuated
and water rose to rooftops instwo
residential sections. There was
no reported loss of life.
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Rooms AND APIS. TO SHARE

MODERN AIR -COND. Conn. ave. EN-
cheney to share with another man
about 20. EN-. 1920. -l4
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for man to
share home near Conn. ave. with
2 ex-naval officers. EN-. 3-4S46;
UPPER N.W.-Young man to share
lge., new. furri. 1-bedrm., cool cor.
apt. with another man. TU. 2-6S2O.
GOVT. GIRL or student (21-30) to
share GEORGETOWN apt. with an
other girl. co. 5-1449 after . pm.
ARLINGTON M young lady to
share cool, desirable 2-bedrm. furn.
apt. with another lady. IA. 2-6524.
NV girl, share mod. 3-bedrm;
home; twin beds. TV. with girls; S3S
mo. RIA. 3-5SO2. ewes. and wk. ends.
MAN TO SHARE large. beaut. furn.
air cooled efic. in mod. GEORGETOWN
apt. bldg. with other man; free
parking: AID. 4-1640 after, z pm
1854 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-Bus
woman to furnish own bedrm. and
share. 2-bedrm. apt. with woman
DU. T-S6S6, apt. 5l0. II"
COL ORED-GOVT. GIRL wishes e
share her 2-bedrm. apt. with an
other Govt. girl; ne. sec. LU. 4-233l
Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-13
FARM. AND GARDEN

SOD, freshly Ratered. loaded on your
truck. 16c yd. over 100 ytis.;; Csc yd:
less than 100 yds. At Olney. Nd. Call
bet. 8 and B. FU. 6-5S14; after B.,
~. S-5Oo2. lS
BEES--10 hives: some equipment.
Sell or trade for bantam chickens.
Call LO. 7-7494. lis
TOPSOIL SALR-7 tons, delivered
locally SIS: additional charge for
CLEAN FILL DIRT. TOP soil. blue
srsdins. SR. za iisS5 sAf az ssssss:s
BULLDOzERs. for gradins. sxcavat-
ing, land clea ring Free estimates
PATIOS, walks. retain
ing walls. cement and stonework,
waterproofing. pipe drainage, grad
ing. seeding. F. MARCUCcIO. PO.
La l;l5ss; AND TREE SERVICE
Topsoil. manure, trees. shrub
berry. azaleas FOUSE a. Bid, JE
4-0646. JE 2-2S43 JEs 3-OS7S
TREE removing, pruning, trimming.
Free est. D. G. and Md. MR.. CLAY
TON, UN. 4-0903 any time, Ia
TRACTOR, Ailis-C Chalmers, Model b,
overhauled last fall; new tires, one
SIT. disk, one 12-in. 2-bottom
plow,, cultivator. i spring tooth
hare, wagon: also black Holstein
family COW. Sell all together or
separately. PO. 2-6638. LII
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ROOMS FURN. ND 8 VA
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING
935 MASS. NV. AND 121 N. C. AVE.
Sci rm., kit, $3.50 wk. Ii. g.

ss5 MASS. NV; AND 1e1 N. c. AVE.
SCI rm., kit. $3.50 wk. Ii. g.
sO3 MT. VERNON PL. NV, cor.
18th st.-Twin beds, refgr.. gas stove.
sink; also sgle., So ea. wk. -19
So AND $40. Ink, refgr.. running
water each; couples, single; gas
stove. 735 No. Cap. st. DI. 7-0S46.
122S M ST. N.W.-S6 up for sgle.
rms, dble., refgr.. grill. $ll.50 up;
rS Ssska Z sr. s.w.-Prons bed-liv ~ rm
and kit. next bath; conv. to Ari.
Blu. Engr.; $3.50 wk. ME. 8-5096
$3.50 18th ST. N.w.-Lge. bright rm.
Ven. blinds; deck porch; refer.
stove; Sl0 yk; DE: 2-1675. 80
426 3rd ST. N.W.-One, two or thre,
rooms. housekeeping; quiet. empl
adults. No drinking. Id
CAPITOL HILLS rms. bath; S6(
mo-; 2 rms. extra lge., $40. 40f
Seward So. Sc. Ii. 3-67S0. LII
1228 18th ST. N.W.--Lge. airy rm.
compl. and nicely furn.. mr.. bath
COW. loo. AID. 4-9649. lie
1852 F ST. S.E.--Middle-a couple
wife as a companion, light house.
AIR CoOLED STUDIO RIM, refrig.
clock-radio, TV. African mattress
2147 st. NV. Elk. 3-6633. liz
COLORED-LGE. RIM. with porch, TO-
quiet couple. 723 Quebec pl. NV.
S5S per mo. -15
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DOGS. PETS. etc.

POoDLES. standard. very black, very
gay. . months. Bargains. ia. g.
S4S4. afternoons and evenings. Ia
BLU PERSIAN KITTENS, registered.
from champion stock; gentle pets or
fine breeders. Bargain price. OWNER
BOXER PUPS, champion sired. Axe:
verv finest pedigrees: excellent snow
prospects. 10; 7,35gS after t,a RI, .. al. IL
and females; thoroughhred; lively
w snd pEHTisinFFo Fox r. T SzafI PuPs,
AXE. champion bloodlines. HE; f.
GERMAN; ggts SHEPHERD PUPPIES
Pnrebred; gray and silver; La 9iata
SHIPPING CRATEs-Dogs, cats. etc;
All sizes. lightweight; low cost. 721
Oglethorpe NV. RIA, 6-3445.
P00DtIEs silver mn miniature pepd,pppeed
best Enelish line. Show prospects.
TOY "a MaNcHEsrER PUPPIES. Axe;
also BOARDING ALL BREED DOCS.
ave Sc. RE. 5-5440. >. lie
POODLE PUPS, standard. interna-
ticnal pedigree; priced Tor quick
sale. KE 7-aaon lS
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, Axe
res dspogttI9|n Sqar rs oSney MA Ms
= o.
wTEsiItMGRRR slSEIS PUPS for sale
Champion bloodlines, sire German
.CiRR1R pSrsN S saER PISash PUPPIES, Axe
reg. Call Ju. 5-7951, 6 to m.
POINTER PUPPIES, req s wks. old.
SO 5;aT59 Or ,s So s,E 5491S; wks i red
bioodlines; wormed free. TIE. 6-ST44
PooDLEs. black. STANDARD :.s,S Axe. AXIS !
w VIZ . L55ySsdly, happy with en mis
noe. young. female. pretty. white anC
black, med. lenBth coat. Avail fol
Kind suburban home II spayed
10. 4-6S0l or ~. 9.3549
house trained, So Tiny Snitz. Sl2
Co oeIIPR mos. old male puppy
Movfng; must sell; registered. Ca
AIpaoRA ABLE COLLIE. German shep
herd puppies. good blood, max
lovely intellisent pets, 9 wks. Ole
vormed, puppy shots: $40 Dun
cSE iSS sssS sSHsEpHERD PUPPIES. AK,
req; 5 wks, old; beautifully marked
war I1i FOR ToX TERRIER. Axe reg
tri-colored, beaut. marked; trainet
good Watchdog, faithful y yrs olo
DACHSHUND PUPPIES, sired B
champion, wcrmed and inocuiateS
Axe regists1sd: IA s,a3IS. ia
mn. male, 10 wss, beauty: hes
offer over SIS. HE. ASH. ---i9
ZONE AND GET 'EM--For sale.
wk.-old collie pups, Axe reg. cham
pion stock; wormed and immunizet
Call IA. $4,000 after $50 Pm
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APIS. FURNlSHED-D.c.

35T3 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely fur
nished liv. rm.. bedrm., kit, bath:
SIS mo. See resident manager.
I Excel. s-r@. apts.: $50 500, sachs.
lo orn apis = -, S7qp rs Ap 2. g cnpo
or baby welcome. Also hskpg: rms;
reas. 11O1 nth NV. DI. 7-7SSS.
COW. to everything. See JaI1itor
after 9 or call RE; 7;32I6 ~.
CATH0LlC UNIV. vlG;-tBsdrm., Any ~
beds; apt. bldg. nicely furn., redec.;
PARK ARR CENTRAL GsSioo APT. -HoTEL-iEx-
cellent downtown location, newly
decorated bachelor unit; modern
furnishings equipped for light
able weekly and monthly rates with
or without maid service, for perma-
nents. Daily rates with hotel serv-
Ice for transients. Resident man
agsr. MRS, HAYES, 1900 F ST NV
INF NJ s is.S sr. N.w.--rovely snall
s sps Yit n I gx ssps sEi 500 mo Oh au
l9IO RlTTENHOUSE ST. N.W.-Three
rms. screened porch. utils., Bendix;
suit. 2 or 3; monthly or weekly. IL
DUPONT CIRCLE-Four-rm., bsmt
s Service eti ide s'i for Or Z Be s-oiss
iGEoRGETowN-Air-cond., pvt. en-.
trance. / rm.. dinette, kit. bath
compl: furn, even TO- to Reyes Ferreirs
srd AND DECATUR SITS. NV
Nicely furn.. l;bedrm; apt. in
Aunt apt. bldg. $50 mo. nr
transp. Ssn PENNY s AP0SnTol.iIpsEs
AIS KANSAS Ave. N:W.-l-rm
ant, up-to-date furniture. pvt
home, COW. transp, and shopping
middle-aged people desired. ID
LINCOLN PARK--2l6 l2th 81. Pc;
,I1 WIS. i sA g 81. sSwElevator II TYP
Bids Ind d. front I-rm,. efiieiency
~ sss.. oi Esa.s 81: ss s:.s
eficiency apt, sal wk. -
t4l8 9th ST. S.W.-2 lge.. front rms
and kit cross s., ysntiis sIs In in Man
NV. sEGTIoN--Niceiy furnished 2
q bedrm. apt; phone; ON busline; rea
rH fHpa0 ctsHEsA A sls' APT APTs. p 4es
CONN. AVE NV 5drm;; efis
Is RMS. AND BATH. All utils. turn
: Sti2. 10. Call. M. ]. LANE, ME.
.n asas; MI ss sllf'ss.droom, INN
/; room. dinette, kit. bath and porch
s sos, util. incl. LII. 2-03a2. --15
J. 1.-TWO BRIGHT BACK ROOMS Tor en-
pioyed couple: Sill. week; no chi
/ ireYl. Ii. 4.tl0S1.
lBRiGHTWOOD---2 and 3 rm.: attra
aptS.: End mr.: comb. bed-liv,; utils
j. semihath. 5 fransp. lines. ? emp
5. Girls or cpl After 8 pm, RA,-
All. ctsoND. apt. BLDG. at 1900 bI
Conn. ave. New, bright studio
SIS $3.50 pm, 20l4 Kai. I'd. NJ
3 1s2a BILrM0RE ST. NV, mr.. Isl
Al and Columbia rd.--Front lty. I'm
4. bedrm, comb, kit; SIS mo. ins
utils. EN-. 3-9077. 19
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ROOMS WITH BoARD

LOVELY, COOL, corner rm., pvt
bath. excel. meals, unlimit. phone;
share home with small family: $2C
WYO. AVE. NV, 2OO5-very attrac
rm.. pvt. bath. Good meals. Younl
lady; SIS wk. CO. 5-2493. 1Ss
COLUMBIA RID. NV. 2uO1--Nict
clean single rm.; SIS wk.. dble.. $12
iii Kennedy ST. N.W.--Nice room
private shower bath. for gentleman
private home; excellent board. 13%
RIM. AND BOARD for retired person
Attention to diet. Make yourself al
The MAR LEETA, 1925 18th st. NV
Lovely sgle and dble. rms. fol
young ladies and men; running water
in rms, shrwrs.. elev.. excel. board
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ATS. FURNlsnEDMD.

CORAI. HILLS, SCI bedrm., liv.
rrs.. dtnette. kit. bath; reasonable.
Apply I4l4 Boones Hin I'd. Sc,
10. S-S1l0. 10
TAKOMA PARK---New. nicely furn.;
entirely pvt, liv. rn.. bedrnl., lge.
mod. kit, and bath; bus: 2 blks,: lge.
I'd. ~. 9-TfU7.
LIV. RM., BEDRM., kitchen, pvt. bath
and entrance, utils. incl. $T0 per
MOS: also lRe. enc. apt, utils. incl,
SR7 so. 1872 seth ave-, ColmaI
Manor. WA. T-3213. 10
ITAKOMA PARK. MD; sos. Sos rms,
and bath: adults only; newly re-
decorated. 10. o-37S9. -1S
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APTs. FURN.-MD. Conn


lovely rooms; newly
dec. and furn.: conv. to everything;
married cple. preferred. OIL. 2-SS29.
PARK-cozy 3-rm. apt;
pvt. bath and entr.: laundry facils. !;
TX; adults only. JU. S-8771. --15
2-RM. FURN. APT. pvt. entr,; quiet
country SURROUNDINGS: on Potomac
River; sos mo. Lo. 7-S141 after 8.
WHEATON AREA-SmaIl apt. suit
able for bachelor; $50 per mo. in
cludes all utilities; furn. or unfurn.
MT. RAINIER, MD. Entire 2nd mr.;
2 rms. kit. pvt. bath; cool, clean,
nicely furn.; / blk. to terminal: $50
month. WA. 7-2254.
SILVER SPRING--Liv. rm., nedrm.
kit, din. alcove. bath: utils. incl.
$9S.b0; no pets; couple. 10. 3-6SS9
SILVER sPRING-widow has room
with kita priyils.. blkS. to business
district, pvt. home. JU. 5-4923. LA
CLEAN. cool. or 2 bedrms., liv. rm.
kit, bath. spac. closets. pvt. entr.
I'd, adults only. no pets. WA
GIRL 70 SHARE apt, VI blk. end OF
expr. J-6 Takoma busline; pvt. rm
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FALLS CHURCH-2-bedrm. nicely
furn. apt. rents for $140 per mo-
Bus service at your door. Walk to
JE: 3-8573. MRS. WILLIAMS.
BEAUT. APT. in apt; bldg, 1903 N.
Court House I'd, Apt; s; For 5 girls
5.1975 or IA. S-2127. Ia
ALEX.-Beaut. dec, clean, 2-bedrms. !:
suit. "a men or girls. 10 West Chap
man ST., sOV. 3-07T8, OV. 3-3529
N. ARL.-New, 8 rms. LIST fl. of q
apt. house, ~ baths; shady yard;
nicely furn.; S135 mo. ia. 2-2165.
va. mr.. Clarendon -
Efficiency apt. LIST flr., pvt. bath,
pvt. entrance. JA. 7-0660, Ia
NICELY FuRN. APT, in well-main-
tanned bldg; cow; to shop. Pentao
Old Dominion blvd, Alex. ia. 2-4307.
ARL.--4 rms; COW. loc.. bus. shop,
theatersi Is min. Pentagon. d. c.
ia. 2-6456; after 6, IA. 2-7587;
s-ROoM APT, cony. location. 2
adults; 1921 North Utah St., Arl.,
APT F1; ffURN.@o1 blk. washington toni lie,
shopping center. COW. Fort, Myer
Pentagon,. Annex. Liv. rm.. bedrm.
t kis bath Turn Avail ntiIs Avg. e$7o
Arb apis. 5 rms. each. Excel
cond:, yentilating fans. garage; SIZE
TO Sl25. Cow. to Pentagon. KE; 8.
cow. LOCATED to Navy Annex NM
after july go. so1S &C Columbia pbi pike bike
Arl. Mr.. SHER. ia. 7-1SS1. 10