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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-28

Solares bought quite q tract of
land, built a home and remained
on the island many years there
after.
Mr.. Wilson often heard his
grandfather and his mother speak
of the Indians who lurked in the
nearby woods; and when the tom
tom drums began beating grand
father Solares would rush his
family to the dock and ship them
to Shark River on the west coast
of Florida. Mr.. Wilson'S mother,
Mrs. Corrine Solares Wilson pass
ed to her reward in 1850, but her
son Howard, wildly recalls the
stories of these Indian attacks.
To quote Mr.. Wilson's opinion:
"The very earliest settlers built
these caves to hide from the In
dams.
Pirate Hide Out?
Possibly they were built by PR
ates who used this island as a rem
devious and hide-out after attack
ing ships at sea. They probably
hid their loot in the caves. It is a
known fact that famous Bluebeard
and Captain Kidd used the island
and that their crews lived here
from time to time, where they
rested after their sea voyages.
In 1922 Commodore David Porter
was sent to Key West by the United
States Navy, to rid the island of
the many pirates who infested the
waters. He drove them far beyond
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-28
Hollywood
Notes

HOLLYWOOD Up - It will be a
quiet wedding for Arlene Dahl and
Fernando Lamas. That's what they
claim
! saw the two lovebirds in the
commissary at 10th Century-Fox,
where she was finishing up IA
Woman's World" The redhead was
ravishing in a low-cut dress, and
the Latin lover looked dashing with
his CRAVING locks. After a brief sep
aration, they decided they couldn t
live without each other and an
noupced plans to wed.
When will it be?
1--WE aren't saying" replied Miss
Dahl. cts our secret"
Everybody expects us to have
a big wedding" he said, because
I'm such publicity hound That's
what they say. It doesn't occur to
them that l have never had my
own press agent. So how could ]
be publicity hound?
''When we get married, it's going
to be done very quietly. l think
Bob Taylor and Ursula Thesis did
it very wisely"
It seems to me that Lamas and
the Dahl are talking sense. If they
really yen for a quiet wedding, it
can be done with little fuss. All
they have to do is 60 somewhere
out of town and retain some ele-
ment of secrecy. That is, don't
call every columnist before they
leave.
This reminds me of Lana Turn
er's third wedding-or was it the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-28

Economic cooperation will play
an equal part with political under
standing, because Chou is under
orders 10 find through Asian
sources 4 substitute for China's
needs blocked by Western embar-
goes.
The informants said that was
why Chou brought group of econ
omic experts here to sound out the
possibilities Of expanded economic
relations between the two
countries.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-28

Cuba and they never returned. In
that same year the United States
Naval Station was established in
Key West because Commodore
Porter found the harborS natural
ly deep enough for naval ships. At
that time, 1922, Commodore Porter
called Key West the "Gibralter of
the Caribbean.
Today that Naval Station is a
city within itself.
One wonders what tools the dig
gers used, and what utensils to
carry the limestone from such
depths.
Medicinal Well
Mrs. Raul Alfonso de la Cuesta
who now owns this property said
the well was originally 80 feet
deep, and that in olden days it
contained water of great medicin-
al qualities.
So very pure was the water the
bottles were especially made to be
laid on their sides only. The bot
tom was round so it could not
stand upright. It's label read, ''Na-
turalariS Natural Mineral Water"
and was registered. These labels
were found near the well entrance.
In 1886 the United States Army
(Coast Artillery came to Key
West and soon thereafter the caves
became a popular hangout for the
soldiers. It did not take the own
ers of the caves long to learn to
make and bottle beer in special
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-28

On the work.
shop peaeehe headquarters Of the United Naonsadds is
modern Manhattan skyline glass marble
structure rising 80 stories from the ground houses s
Secretaat of the United Nations Nesting s
Building where the council chambers and meeting
rooms sopng white right topped
by copper DOME contains the auditorium where the General
The aerial view shows the
landscape which surrounds United Nations Headquarters
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-28

Falconry, the capture of game
birds by trained hawks was known
in China by 1000 BIC.
, 1954-09-08
Notions Sign
Asiu Pact
at Monillu TodaY

Eight nations have complet
ed draft Of a Southeast Asia
pact and today were schedul
ed to sign it. The meetings
were conducted in secret. for
three days.
The countries participating
are Great Britain, Australia,
Thailand, New Zealand, PAX
istan, the Philippines and the
United States.
Military aid will be given
to the Indo-C Chinese states Of
Cambodia, Laos and South
Wet Nam.
, 1954-09-08
Telephone Tech. Of
ST. Thos. Here on
Temp. Assignment

Dante Mena, Technician for
the St. Thomas Telephone Sys
tenn has been in st. Croix for
the past few weeks on a spe-
cial assignment with the st.
Croix Telephone System help
ing to straigten out the diff
ficulties.
, 1954-09-08
Housing Officials
Discuss Tenunt |
Policies in ST. Thomds

ST. Thomas members Of the
Virgin Islands Housing Auth
ority conferred with Public
Housing area Director Francis
K. Serviates on Wednesday of
last week on tenant selection
policies before Mrs. Espinosa
began audit of the tenants
now occupying units at the
Paul NJ. Pearson Gardens. It
was decided to suspend ac-
ton on cases where lease has
not yet been signed until a
survey Of the situation had
been completed.
At the conference it was dis
closed that persons admitted
to the project who claimed to
have been evicted or who
were not served a court order
are there Illegally.
Charges in the press and
from the platform that favor
itism was being shown in the
selection of tenants and that.
the people most deserving of
homes were being denied
caused the Governor to re-
quest the Area Director to
look into the matter.
, 1954-09-08
Turf Club TO Hold
Races on Sunday,
September IL

The st. Croix Turf Club
will hold races on Sunday Sep
TENDER 18th at the Manning's
Bay Race track, it was an
nounced yesterday.
The six race program was
originally scheduled for last
Sunday but heavy rainfall
forced postponement until the
coming Sunday at 100 o'clock.
, 1954-09-08
Third Circuit Court
Schedules Annuul
Sessions in v. /.

The Third Circuit Court
Of Appeals has scheduled a
regular annual session ITO be
held in the Virgin Islands at
Charlotte .Amalie. This session
will commence on the last
Tuesday of January each year.
The Third Circuits annual
session in the Virgin Islands
will coincide with the annual
session in San Juan.
, 1954-09-08

Mr.. Mena is working with
Walter A. Krask, temporary
General Manager, who made
the request for his services.
, 1954-09-08
Miss Ingeborg Nesbitt
is Acting Nurse Supt.
in ST. Thornds

Miss Ingeborg Nesbitt, SUI
pervisor Of Nurses in the Fred
eriksted Hospital, has been
transferred temporarily to the
Knud- Hansen Memorial in st.
Thomas, where she is Acting
Nurse Superintendent, during
the absence Of Miss Ianthe
Blyden.
Miss Blyden is confined to
her home as the result Of a
major operation.
, 1954-09-08
Governor Dewey Will Nine New Teachers
Not Run for Fourth Assigned by Dept.
Term: Suggests Ives Of Education Here

Governor Thomas E. Dewey
of New York City has announ
ced that he will not run for
a fourth term. He came to his
decision, despite the urging Of
many Influential persons in
luding President Eisenhower,
after the most thorough and
painful considerations" in
which he has decided not to
run for any public office after
his term as Governor ends.
Thus the Governor will end
twelve years as chief execu-
tive Of the Empire State, as
New York is generally known
Senator Irving Ives is said
to be the logical candidate to
succeed him as the Republi-
can candidate in the coming
elections in November.
, 1954-09-08
Executive Secretary
on Staff 81 Curib.
Com. Sec. Resigns

Com. Sec, RESIGNS
PORT Of A The staff
Of the Caribbean Commits
sion's Central Secretariat babe
farewell to Charles Johnson
Burgess, Executive Secretary
Economics) who resigned his
functions at the Commission
on his appointment as Assis-
tant Trade Commissioner for
the British Vests Indies, Bri-
fish Guiana and British Hon
duras in Canada. He will leave
Trinidad at the beginning OF
September to take up duty in
Montreal.
Mr.. Burgess received his
early education at Kingston
College, jamaica, where he
afterwards taught mathema-
tics. He subsequently went to
Nc Gill University in Canada,
where he gained his B. Com.
with distinction, and later, his
Masters degree with a thesiss
entitled AN appraisal of the
Report of the Economics Pol
cy Committee of Jamaica,
l945".
Before joining the Central
Secretariat's staff in Octo-
Der 1949, Mr.. Burgess worked
with the Central Bureau of
STATISTICS in Jamaica, his ma
tive home, and was transfer
red to the Trade Administra-
tors Office to assist in the for
mutation Of 1850 Import Pro-
grammes.
He served in the Research
-#4IE# HM~Eg. II. T.E4
Branch of the Central Secre-
tariat, &, among other things
was responsible for the pre-
paration Of papers for the Con
ference on Industrial Develop
ment held in Peurto Rico in
February 1852. He wrote the
report Of the Conference and
took an active part in the pre-
paration of the Trade Promo
ton conference held in Trini-
dad in April this year.
Mr.. Burgess wrote a series
of articles on various econo-
mic problems of the area,
which appeared in the Month
, 1954-09-08

Nine new teachers have
been assigned to positions by
the Department of Education
in the several schools through
cut the island. Of this number
five went to the Christiansted
High School. They are Miss
Jane Naughton, graduate of
Xavier University; she will
teach the eighth grade; Theo
dore r. Tynes, graduate of
Virginia Union University,
who will teach mathematics;
Austin de Chabert, graduate
of Howard University will be
instructor in Spanish; Miss
lima Jackson Spellman grad
uate, will teach the seventh
grade and Milton Gordon,
graduate of Polytechnic Insti
tute, will teach the Eighth
grade A, until the arrival of
Alfredo Cruz del Vale.
Miss Ruth Harrigan, grad
uate Of Hampton is at the
Grammar school in Christian
sted; Mrs. Asia James, who
had been on leave, returned.
Miss Lena Abel, graduate of
Xavier University in New Or
leans, is now teaching at the
Frederiksted Grammar School
also Clarence Heyliger, a CHS
graduate.
Mrs. Chrystalia D.. Christie
pher, graduate Of the Char
lotte Amalie High School and
Continued on page a
Evening star., 1954-05-24

YOUNG MAN, to share with man.
mod. eonv... air-cond. apt. nr. Conn.
ave, It'll Oct. or later; may have aE]t.
to himself most Of summer: best refs.
required; $50. Box 407-J, star. 30s
GIRL. in an ideal apt. In s.e.. needs
another girl e ss take away the lonely
sss bems sT9DaS sSD n.a Ar1 anS Sts gs 16 tH5a
man: 14th st. transp. HU. 3-91e7.
CONN. AyE.-oirl to share 1-bedrm.
apt. With another girl; Tv; sun deck.
GIRL 70 s1SthfAi SHARE APT. with another ai
girl; linens, Tv, unlimited phone.
Call after 8 PIN. HE. 4-Ss05.
ATTRAc. FRONT APT, cool. iisht,
ave-; bedrm.; girl to share with
another refined girl, 80 to 35. WO.
6-g346 after $50 pm.
GlHL to- share mod. apt. with. an
other girl: In NV. downtown loca-
tion; Ii. 5-670e, Ext. 64617: CO.
BACHELoR. 25-s5. consenial. to
share new 1-bedrm. a.-c. apt. with
one other gentleman. WO. U-634S.
ONE Oh TWO GIRLS to share ist-
a. apt. in apt. bldg. with another
your own private iiv. room sleeping
room combination; conv. to transp.
and shopping; everything provided.
Call HO:. 2-4769, Sat. Sun. or week
Gays; after $50 pm. "a
UPPER 18th sT.-qirl $3.50 70
another Eirl. $3.50. RA. S-o7s0.
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, APIS. FURN.-D.c. Cont
L0vELY CATHEDRAL SECTION :

LOVELY CATHEDRAL SECTION -
Liv. rm.. bedrm., kit. batn. shower;
elevator; excel. trsnsp. and shop
ping; S11O. OIL. 4-2219. -26
52O5 2nd ST. NW.-Spae., cool. attr.
liv.. rm., dinette. bedrm.. kit. pvt.
sdsh sdas sntE kA s3p5sis ssisi 0us stsF sFS hRR
4soO GA. AVE. N.w.-Newiy dec.
! bedrm:, lily. rm., lge. dinette, kit,
Ytils; incl; RA; 6;;7377. rs
Soom fisehen bsshrSom bSsaISSms poTeh nTeR:
suit. 3 Of 4. call MISS MORGAN.
DE. 2-8100, CO. 5-09S5. pa
CAPITOL HILL-Unusual apts., with
maid service. In charming restored
or month. Ii. 7-644s after Q pm.
facing Meridian Park. Avail now for
4 girls or adult family; mo. or
LONGER: $125 mo. 10. 5-1975; -2S
apt. bldg, efaciency. S69.50, utiis.
incl; avail. immed. ST. 3-36l2:
18th. R sr-Mod., lse.. cool stud studio;
refer... pvt. bath, pvt. entr.,. linens;
cony. transp.; 1 man; $55. Also unit.
$50. 1886 r st. NV, $3.50 Pm.
s25 RK. CRK. CHI. RID. N.w.-Entire
End A.. 2 rms. kit, and bath: heat:
nPPyt PVT c. snt; S55; 3;, RAJ .,,hst S,2oSs: ~
ditioned; 500. oL. 4-3ss3. 26'
2-bedrm. apt. In apt. bldg. lge.
closets: cool. CO. 5-4205. "a
winter. light housekeeping, no extra
cost; shower; rent S38.40. Must see.
903 10th St; NV: Apt. 100.
ATERAC; IT, S:knr Tv raI nPTs.s1e Tk Up Up
NV. DI. f-7ssS. % Va
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES quarters;
pvt; entrance; 2 rms, bath. DU. z
s.E. CONGRESS HTs.-Mod. furn.,
elec. kit, auto. washer, garbage
disposal; mr.. bus and stores. HE. A.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C. - Eficiency
type, / bedrm., fully equipped for
Ink; maid service. EN-. 1929.
Evening star., 1954-05-24
POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.,

WILSON On aogsEsM;Excel; rms; 9 : g selsss;. 8
1883 18th sT. N.w..Businesswomen;
single and dble. rms: clean, bsaut.
turn.; modern baths. NO. 7-9669.
27I5 CONN. AvE.-Pleas.. single
bedrm.; 2rd-floor front; large closet.
2i4S I ST. N.W.-Airform, studio
rm.,. refgr., grill. clock-radio, TV;
newly dec: S5-Sl2. Ex. 3-6o33:
ROOM, newly decorated. unusually
only. Phone CO. 5-7i6S. Cathedral
NicE STET sefTssn ROOMS s1S for 2Sts ee quiet
people S ysknf ash distance s. ssrSs: Tss
Rhode Island ave. NV; refs. re-
DSSSWssSSHTHowN-comfort.. SSssSHH single. dou-
BILE bedrms.. cool. next bath. Ras; ga
hr; elevator. CO. 5.0504. -26
sa ;isan dsIy SI H%ssls f% ..Esss SSf asi I%s di.
downtown. pU, 7-949e. -s7
14O4 18th ST. NV, downtn.-Neat
sgle. rms, S5 and 81 wk. or BY mo.
Ma Mad dMsSs ssFyice AJE Hg STfovei7 sTs7sg Ss,.
rm.. new furniture. maid service,
1920 18th ST.. Dupont Circie-Lge
front Ink. Sil.25 wk.; SINGLES; 81
18Th AND COLUMBIA RD-Livine
room, bedroom. kitchen and bath;
suitable for girls. 2443 18th St.
DUPONT clReLE-single and double
TSems. roe s. With With Frisidaire and hot Plate. Plate
IDoWpNT0WVN - Clean. extra-spacious
dbles.; Bendix. TV, twin beds; 50 per
person; S5l FL, ss sgle; Ho- 2,5321 "A
.sia cAIM,1EDRA;a ave; En- NIW-spsa- ,s.
or . adults Reasonable, 24s
1880 HARVARD ST.-Sleeping rm.
with privilege of reception rm.. kit,
and laundry. AID. 2-9446. 2Ss
Evening star., 1954-05-24
ROOMS WITH soARD

CLUB MASON-1726 N. HANP. AVE.
offers de luxe living in q club res:
idence: share rooms for rennsd
ladies; $40 per wk. and up, incl. full
course meals and hotel services. NO.
THR MHAR-tEETA. 1925 1eth st. NV.
Lovely. bright sgl. and dbie. rms.
with running water. For young ladies
and men. Showers. excel. meals. elev.
dble. rm.. $12 wk.; sgles., SIS. Good
meals; recr. rm.,. TV. piano. pins
pong. Young people. co. 5-2493S;.
VACANCY FOR YOUNG MAN. nice
lge, rm.. elec fan, friendly Southern
LARGE TWIN BEDRM. in pvt. home.
Excel. meals. Conv. transp., TV. TU;
2-6555. 1852 Webster st. NV. -.-.2S
14OI 10th ST. N.W.-Sgie. and doie.
rooms, showers; business people; stu
dents. Selective menus; switch
1879 SSsro GAEsiATN ST. NV. Nice
home for girls; two meals daily;
laundry privileges; congenial family
convenient transportation: nice
neighborhood. Tuckerman 2-33l7,
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

MODERN FURN., pvt. bath. refer..
cooking facilities, real cute. DU.
BExUTiIfiREsT MATTRESS. eiec.
refgr., pvt. entrance, 4 outside win
dows, overlooking Union Station
park; o1ss1 501 End st. ne. APT; g.
CoEUMBia 81. TI RD. AND 1sth-Redec..
conv to stores, theaters and 4
sransportations. pleasant. refgr. AID.
1854 QUE ST. N.w.-Lovely 1st-hr.
Ink. room with gas range and
2I45 F ST. N.W.-Airfoam studio
rm.: refgr., grill. clock-radio. Ty.
newly dec; $6-$15. Elk. 3-6633
11s RHODE ISLAND AVE. Me-
large room for 2 completely fur
2418 PA. AVE N.W.-One .rm. fol
Ink. well furn!; new refgr. and
stove: conv. tranSp. -29
$3.50 18th ST. N.W.-Lse. bright rm.,
Ven. blinds. deck porch. refgr.. stove;
CGOLORED-ROOMs, Ink, furnished
or unfurn. Telephone In room.
good transp. RIA. 6-S7S5. IA
Evening star., 1954-05-24

1899 DELAFIELp PL. N.W.-Larse.
good parking. IA. 6-e456. Us
1903 N. II. AVE. MINI. Dupont
Circle; comfortably furn. sgle. rm.;
423 HAMILTON ST. NV. - Master
man. Gentle home. IA. S-ss6i.
1898 2Ist ST.. near Dupont circle
> gentlemen. Maid serv. = DU. S-4z7o.
1885 N. n. AVE. NV. - Desirable,
single room with 2 windows and 3
exposures; $50 month. --28
1854 QUE ST. NV. The Kennert"-.
ESnnns TUom n ons %ises Il ss Hssss clean ssRge
CONN. .-CATHEDRAL AYES. VIC. -
Attractive 2nd-h. front. pvt. home;
$50 mo-; gentleman. Ho. 2-33os.
1910 MASS. AVE. NV. Apt. g.
Lge. front ont rm., close to transp. Call
1875 81 3lSSS1; < 81. Nw-N.wiy painted.
Sgle. and dble. $3.50 and $s per
1914 18th Sf. N.W.-'The Floral
Manor: clean single room. next
to bath; $3.50 .wk.; elev. service;
CENTRALLY LOCATED = 18th and
Eye-Newly decorated. and furn.
Elev., switchboard, maid service. $40
per mo. or by the week. ME. S-5707.
PVT. BEDRM., mod. apt. Tv, Use OF
kit. Prefer middle aged empl. gen.
tleman. After 10 am. TU. 2-5953.
PVT, BATH. pvt. entrance: ample
attractive. N. Cleveland PIX. S4S.50.
EN-; 3-O222, week ends or after 5
BEAUTIFUL E11TfFii ICE. STUDIO RIM. in
pvt: home, sep. entr. garden A.. pvt.
bath; near all conv. RA $4,000.
LGE., AIRY RMS, just renovated;
14th st. NV. Mgr. LIST a. RIM; 1.
18th ST.. $500 blk. Nice large bed
JT. JHI. for fso!r4hla;e$s I; $s weekly. Tu. 2-il3s 1G
PARK RID. NV. 1soa-clean. COM
bath; conv. transp., fuii-size desk;
gentleman. no. 2-3462. -2S
LARGE ATTRAC. furn. front room,
pvt; pvt bath =. and shower tyin beds;
NJ sT.. Ieas. N.WlDble.. twin beds:
refgr.. hot plate. S12 wklv. 703 Mt.
Vernon pl.. cor. .7th and K. -27
1928 10th ST. N.W.-Lovely studio
rm. with, running water; refgr.; 3
windows; all new furn.; lust redec.
GENTLEMAN. refined; empl.. for nice
frt. sgle. rm.; near Carlton Hotel.
NE. 8-5539 Apt. 22. PA
2276 CATHEDRAL AVE. N.W.-Lge
cheerful front rm., single or double;
semipvt. bath: desirable loc. -25
SINGLE with shower. southern ex-
pOSure: adult family: cOnV. trans
portation: references. RA. 6-1342.
WELL-FURNISHED double bedrm. on
front, pvt. home; conv. transp. Call
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S100 PER MONTH
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D.c.

GKORGETOWN-Effic.: full kit, pvt.
bath: apt. house; utils. incl; $3.50
N. ia H-S70O. To. 2-2962.
GEORGETOWN-i bedrm. apts.. mod.
kits. baths. In apt. BLDG: desirable
section. ia: $500. To. 2-2962.
Hts GEO. 8. KING CO, Est. 1898.
2110 Nichols ave. Sc LU z-2b01.
3513 18th ST. N.W.-Newly decor.
liv. rm., bedrm.. kit, bath and
porch; S62.50 q mo. See resident
Mr.. KEY BRIDGE-Ner 1 and 2
bedrms.: conv. Georgetown, Fort
Myer. Pentagon: parking. shopping
adults: medium rent. IA. S-1133.
CONN. AND RHODE ISLAND aves..
near St. Matthews Cathedral-A
unique bedrm. apt. with charm.
Excel. rm sizes. colorful tile bath
and modern elec. kit. Rental of S95
incls. all utils. Beautiful carpeted
halls and stairway and Q wonderful
location at 1908 Rhode Island ave-
nue. NV. Adults only. SHANNON 4
LUCHs CO.. 1905 H St nv. MA.
MELLON ST. Sc. M. Nichols ave-
Nice 3:rm:, foyer. rear porch. $50.
IA. o.41AO, -2o
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

UNFURNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENT,
So. So, and .S7 per week. No objec-
and hot water furnished. Apply after
z pm. week days and all day Sat
urday and Sunday. 1928 Calvert st.
NV.
and bath. NO. 7-S291. Ii. 3-1073
Evening star., 1954-05-24

HILLSIDE RD. S.E.-NEWLY RE
DECORATED, BEDROOM APT.
ADULTS ONLY: S62 MO. CALL LU
BURBANK ST. S.E.-NEW. 1-1ED
RIM. APTS.; $50 UP, PLUS UTILS
CALL LU. 4-5566.
1884 CONNECTICUT AVE. N.W.-I
rms. kit, bath: $100.
524 18th st. ne rms. kit. bath
utils $50.
1857 Adams st. NE rms. kit.
bath. porch; $50.
1919 9th st. sw-2 rms. kit, bath
utils.: $40.
2O1 Kentucky ave. SEE rms. kit.
bath. Arcola; S42.50.
4444 Newcomb st. SEC rms, kit.
bath. duplex; S52. so.
$50 10th st. s.w.-2 rms. kit. bath
utils.; $50
THOMAS P. BROWN. e15 4th st
s.w.. MA. s-1819. IA
Evening star., 1954-05-24
APIS. FuRNISHED-MD

1 MILE d. C. LINE-Conv. transp. !:
2-bedrm; apt. pvt. entr. utils.
JU. 5-537S. -25
TAKOMA PARK-s-rm. apt, S75; A.
rm.,. $S5: utils. paid. On bus line.
Adults. JU. 9-4559. ga
TAKOMA PARK. MD. - Cool. nicely
furn. Arm. apt. ground-level; lovely,
shaded lawn; pvt. entr.; $3.50 incl.
BUNGAE0W VA xPAkTiMEiNT, SAHksi Mi iiSh Dvt. entT. s
4 rms. and pvt. bath, firepl., yard.
Adults. Cool. $50. JU. 9-4559. pa
s. s., MD:-Lge. furn. dble. front rm.,
elec. laund. privil.; in pvt. home mr..
shop. area, 2 blocks from busline.
Sets, req. No child. Rent, $40. JU.
TAKoMA PARK. s5o1 Greenwood
aye.-Cor. Clayborne; 8 blks. from
shopping center; large bedrm.. Nv.
rm:. dinette, bath; S77.50, incl.
utils; INQUIRE Apt. l or terrace. 28'
COLLEGE PARK-2-bedrm. apt. Of
professor and wife; 4 exposures; !;
fully equipped: 20 Minis. downtown
Wash, June 7-Sept. 10; refs. WA.
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Evening star., 1954-05-24
PIANOS

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Don't miss CAMPBELL'S only piano
sale of the year. Every piano is a
bona fde baragin with savings from
S75 to $500. New, used, floor
samples. demonstrators, returned
from rental; all from our regular
branson and Cable, pianos; grands,
consoles and spinets; many differ
ent finishes to select from. 1O%
down delivers any sale piano. Sale
starts Monday at m; Advise an
11OS G st. NV. DI. 7-8464. -29
PIPE gaiv;' olack copper, cast iron;
Lee hwy. IA $500
POWER MOWER, electric, 1S-in.
Craftsman. model 1913. 8152; h-h.p p,
$50 It. cord and self-winder; perfect
pSGMrds; pcSnMSition; OIL; 1890; pa
er; model 14x2O. friction feed; per-
feet condition.; $500; can inspect,
DOYLE PRINTING 1919 Eye st. NV.
PRINTING PREsS-c. & p. sx12;
variable. motor. rollers. chases. type,
slug gutter; complete outfit. 1895.
d3RRSn. aSlla9toS.. 212s NJ Courthouse .d-'
Pullman PULLMAN SOFA. 2 scatter; e cost.
Almost new. LII. 1858 after. 7 !
RADIO. Hsllicrafters. S-s1. civil pa
troll receiver. ATR .6-volt .inverter;
43 new iTV receiving tubes: $50
cash Box 275-L, Star. IA
RANGE, lovely Norge, 27x3S; $500
new, sell for $50 or best offer, ia.
REFRfGGERATORs. elec., gas, recond.; recon-
from $24.50 PEERLESS SALES CO..
2237 Ga. ave. NV DE. 2-5566
REFRIGERATORS, recond.. late mod.
els, lge. stock, bargains. ACME STOVE
Co. 1011 9TH st. NV, Ma. 6-S952.
REFRIGERATORS- RS-Eiec. and gas.
S25 ca; also, late model refgrs..
$50. Will deliver ST. 3-1216.
REFRlGERATORS. used. large assort-
ment from $40 up; some with 1-year
guarantees; time payments. FRED
ER1CK'S. 1905 14tb st. NV
REFRIGERATORS, used: rent or buy.
So per mo. Full guarantee. DOWD'S
EN-; 2-7300. 441S Conn. ave.
ance over 200 from $25 up: also
apt; ;-size gas ranges, we service all
ne, CO. 5-00Q5