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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-12

Baseball Results

SOUTH ATLANTIC
By The Associated Press
Evening star., 1954-09-29
Commerce Department
Retires II Tomorrow

Eleven employees Of the Com
merce Department viii retire to-
morrow. They are:
Mrs. Norma i. Williams,
Nathan A. Conn, Mrs. Elsie Faye
Patton. Miss Susie 8. Uron. Mrs.
Josephine Morris. Henry p.
Clark. Ingemand O. Lund, Miss
Ouida o. Stovall. Mrs. Jane S.
HILBERT, Chester s. Ring and
Mrs. Gertie T. Adams.
Evening star., 1954-09-29
Points for Parents ., Edy'h rhone. we''oes

for parent child for parents to satisfy
their their children doing
Evening star., 1954-09-29
Marketing Seminar
To Heur WORTHY

James c. Worthy. Assistant
Secretary Of Commerce for Ad-
ninistration. win speak at the
opening session Of the annual
Seminar on. Marketing, from
am. to 5 pm. tomorrow in the
Mayf1ower Hotel.
Mr.. Worthy will discuss the
outlook for Federal Government
assistance to business in the field
of marketing.
The seminar Is sponsored by
the Washington Chapter Of the
American Marketing Association,
Evening star., 1954-09-29

Western-clst cOOrdinated
jeans, jackets e shirts

JGUstSs JuCSeLS ~ SFEEFLS
Rugged Farah Sanforized 8-oz. denim
togs for boys and girls! Double-stitched,
bar tackled jeans and jackets with knit
cuffs, collars, bottoms, plaid suede-fin-
ish cotton flannel lined. Matching cot
ton flannel shirts. Brown, blue.
{. Boys Shirts, Ala
Boys Joekets. zip-front, 4-l2------------3.oo
Boys jeans, seif-belt. 4-l2-------------350 50
Boys Lined Cop ------------------ 50
z. Tors Shirts, 3x6x ---------------------1.
Little Boys jeans. 7-6x x----------------2.es
mot shown Tots jackets 3-6x------------2ss
Little Girls jeans, 2-6x
The Hecht Co., Children's Department, 2nd
Floor, Washington and SilDer Spring:
3rd Floor, PARKington
Evening star., 1954-09-29
SHARON JAY

Let 'em play leap-frog I. climb trees
-. these rugged togs can "take it,! Dan
River cotton poplin, lined and detailed
with the same smart cotton flannel used
for tailored long sleeve shirt. Girls: red,
gray, navy; Boys: brown, grey, navy.
Evening star., 1954-09-29
Mother Is Sentenced
For NegIeeiinu Blind Girl
BY The Assoeicssd Press

BALTIMORE. Sept. 20 R.-
Judge Charles e. Moylan yester-
day sentenced Mrs. Eva Patricia
Green, At. to two years in the
State Reformatory for Women
on a charge of neglecting her
13-year-old blind daughter.
The child's father, william
Greene, was sentenced to five
years for improper treatment Of
the girl in an earlier case.
The girl. blind since birth. has
been receiving training from the
Maryland School for the Blind.
A paternal grandmother living
in New England has been given
custody in the case.
s.
Evening star., 1954-09-29
Oldest Inhabitants, Inc,
Advances Plans for Home

Plans for establishing an as
sociation home were advanced
last night at a meeting Of the
Oldest Inhabitants, Inc. in the
Odd Fellows Hall. Ninth and T
streets NV.
Fifty members pledged loans
totaling $3.50 for a down pay
ment on a site yet to be Sc
lected.
The association passed a reso-
luton praising the District Com
missioners for the successful in
tegration of Negroes in the Fire
Department.
In other business, Mrs. Flossie
Toms gave a brief talk on the
current Community Chest cam
paign.
William D. Nixon, president,
conducted the meeting.
Evening star., 1954-09-29
Mrs. Pee Wee Reese
WHY DO YOU PREFER
BLUE BONNET?>

Naturally, Mrs. Reese, soife Of
famous shortstop, Pee Wee, is a
Dodger fan. Also a popular
young matrom Of Louisville, Kyl
"The extra nutrition in BLUE
BONNET Margarine appeals to
me. Why, BLUE BONNET con-
tains both vttansins A and D-as
well as food-energy equal to the
"high-price'' spread! Add BLUE
BoNNET's sunny-sweet taste and
mooth-spreading texture, and
you see why it's my favorite for
Flavor, Nutrition, Economy
Evening star., 1954-09-29

alumni club meeting at noon to-
morrow in the Touchdown Club,
l414 street NV.
Evening star., 1954-09-29

Alumni to Hear Broyhin
Representative Broyhill, Re-
publican. Of Virginia, will be
guest speaker at the Sigma Nu
Evening star., 1954-09-29

Daughter-Mother wanted to
take violin lessons when she was
q girl but she could not SO she is
taking lessons now. Isn't that q
pretty piece she is playing
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13
Today's
Women
By DOROTHY ROE

Associated Press Women's Editor
The man who wants to be sue
cess in business should pick the
right wife, says Joseph Weiss, q
businessman with an unusual
philosophy.
"Most men don't realize how i'm
portant their wives are in shaping
their financial FUTURE says
Weiss, president of an auto seat
cover manufacturing company
with retail outlets all over the
country. 81 won't hire a repreSen-
tative, or even allow a man to
invest his own money in my busi-
ness, if I don't think his wife can
be an asset"
The era of the clinging vine has
passed, says Weiss who explains
his theory thus:
Behind every successful man
there is a woman who under
stands at just what point a man
needs to be pushed and when he
wants to be coddled. She should
encourage him when he's down in
the dumps and tighten the rein
when he shows signs of wandering
into aimless pursuits.
''She must be happy and inter-
ested in her husbands career, re-
alizing that It's her career too,
and that she can make or break
it.
"She must be q good mixer,
willing and able to meet and en-
tertain her husbands business as
sociates, to make friends with
them and to make them believe
that friend husband is 4 rootin'-
tootin' go-getter, even If he's
merely a milk-toaSt.
"a successful wife should keep
her own appearance up to snuff,
so that her husband will be proud
Of her and his associates will be
impressed.
"She should be able to influence
her husband. That doesn't mean
she has to henpeck him. It should
be done more subtly than that.
"Any wife who wants to see her
husband succeed should remem-
Der that she entered a partner
ship with him when they got mar
ried, and that she should be a
working partner, not a silent one. /"
The woman who makes a pro-
fession of being a ''homebody" is
no asset to an ambitious man,
in Weiss opinion. She should run
her house smoothly and efficient
", but widen her horizons 50 that
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13
Top Talent VIII
Present Program
At Does Dance

Outstanding talent has been Sc
cured for the Saturday night dance
for the Emergency March of Dim
es. sponsored by the B. P. o. Does,
to be held at the Elks Club Annex
from 8 p. m. to l a. m. Saturday
Latest addition to the list OF per
formers is Key Vests newest
dance team, Rollene and Bob Poi
lock of the sOOn-to-be-0pened Fred
Astaire School of Dancing, VINO
will present a tango.
Another newcomer to Our Town,
New Ian Abueg, head of the kua-
leis Dancing School of Modern ana
Ancient HulaS, at $40 Umteo
Street, will demonstrate several
versions of the Hula, assisted oy
three of her pupils, Gigi Wagner
Connie Morgan and Nancy Mills.
Through the cooperation OF the
Bamboo Room, the very popular
Don Albin has agreed to sing sew
eral numbers.
Another unusual event will be
the waltz contest, open to every
one, with beautiful prizes donated
bv the Be- chcomber jewelers., and
t N'g s"-~r'se e-5.no fer the
e e.,cI. i,-1,t VIII be an
nounced after midnight, at wlich
time the doorprize donated by Els
ner's Furniture Store will also be
drawn.
Ticket sales reportedly have
been very successful, and it is Sug-
gested that those who plan to at
tend the dance be early in order
h obtain choice tables.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13
Ernest AviIn To
Head St. P0uI's
Festival Plans

Under Ernest Avila as genera
chairman, everyone of st. Paul!
Episcopal church seems to be wax
ing enthusiastic for the church.
Labor Day Festival.
Mr.. Avila said, ''The enthusiasm
of our own folks is so great tha
it seems to have permeated to al
the other good folks of the com
munity." Monetary success of the
festival may mean whether or moi
the church will have funds to con
tinue the repairs which the fam
GUS Key West church has long need
ed.
Mr.. Avila said today, "My job
is not hard with able following
chairmen assisting me-"
The chairmen are: Glenwood
Sweeting and Anthony Niles as co.
chairmen; Mrs. Anna Lounders as
Feasurer; C. B. Harvey, Jr., Sec
retary and publicity chairman;
Mrs. Dorothy Sweeting, baby show
chairman; Mrs. Idaline Albury as
cake, candy, pie eating contest,
doll show chairman; Mrs. Hilda
Sands as fish pond chairman; Miss
Mary Theodore Sweeting as dance
contest and talent show chair
man." %"
Glenwood Sweeting win also
have craftsmanship Of the Labor
Day races at Bayview Park. .s
Prizes will be handled by Ora
ham Conner. Fashion Show COM
mentator will be Mrs. c. B. Har-
vey.
Coordinating the City Park avail
ability with these church folks will
be Paul Albury, City Recreation
Director and his staff.
The church vestry will be in
charge of concessions and pony
rides and their names will be re-
leased separately later.
Among the prizes are two round
trip tickets to Havana, courtesy Of
Aerovias @; SIS grocery order,
courtesy of Table Supply; $40 GER
tificate from Burdine's of Miami;
$40 grocery order, courtesy of Gulf
stream Grocers; a Mixmaster and
Travel Iron with donor to be an.
nounced.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13

she is able 10 talk intelligently
on a wide variety of subjects.
She needs good common sense,
generous dash of ambition and
the ability to understand her hus-
bands job.
There are two kinds of wives
that automatically put the jinx on
any man applying for a franchise
from Weiss company, he says:
''The woman who is obviously
boSSy, and who answers every
question before her husband has a
chance to open his mouth, is poi
son to a man.
"And I'd never hire a man whose
wife is gimme-girl. A gold-digger
can ruin the ambition Of the ablest
man."
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13

4uc lIlUuILlly uCCLltS Wuo ACAu
on Wednesday, August II, at
RauPs Restaurant.
Cocktails were served at 1880
followed by a luncheon of delicious
fried chicken, french fried pota-
toes, cabbage salad, rolls, iced
tea and layer cake. Mrs. Minter,
Mrs. Munson, and Mrs. Phifer,
the ,hostesses, arranged the tables
attractively with hibiscus blossoms
and fern.
Each member was provided a
name card in the form of a map
of the United States of America
cut from colored paper on which
she was requested to mark the
location of her home town. Maps
were also used as place cards at
the head table.
Mrs. Walter Clark, chairman,
presided at the meeting and in
troduced new members and one
guest.
Mrs. Joseph Luppens, the Advis-
ory Board member, announced
that on Saturday, September A the
Naval Station will have tables
reserved for the informal dance
at the Fort Taylor Officers Club
at 8 o. m. There win be no ad-
mission charged; however do
nation of one dollar per person
for the coming emergency Polio
Drive is requested.
Those making reservations may
obtain a donation ticket" from
Mrs. Luppens or Mrs. Clark.
Civilian friends may come as
guests of club members. The door
prize will be cocktails and dinner
for two at the club.
The soft-ball Championship OF
the Submarine Forces, Atlantic
Fleet and the Championship of the
entire Atlantic Fleet are scheduled
to be held this month at the Naval
Station.
For the afternoon games of Aug,
ust II, %, "a, and Is the Naval
Station Officers Wives Club has
volunteered to have representa-
tives present at the gates at
pm. for the purpose of receiving
donations for the emergency Polio
Drive. Anyone who is willing to
serve as a representative please
contact Mrs. Luppens or Mrs.
Clark.
Mrs. Harold Bach won the
drawing for the attractively wrap
ped door prize which was an ash
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13
CARD OF THANKS

To those who assisted us dur
ing the brief illness and death of
cur beloved wife and mother, we
give our thanks and deepest ap-
probation.
To the staff of Monroe County
Hospital and to Pritchard Funeral
Home for their care and SYM
pathy during her last moments
on earth we give our heartfelt
thanks. We also wish to thank
the donors of the floral offerings
and those who gave the use of
their cars.
LOUIS LARSEN
and FAMILY.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13
Pop Will Forgive
Young Elope1's

NEW YORK Up - A teen-age
couple who went on a honeymoon
spree with $500 stolen from the
brides father have been charged
with grand larceny - although the
father says he's willing to forgive
and forget.
Harvey J. Wurtzberger and the
former Deborah Ann Fine, both 16
and of the Bronx, eloped Aug. 3
and were picked up three days
later in Washington, DC.
Admittedly financed by money
taken from the safe of Deborah s
father, movie theater manager
David Fine, the couple bought a
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13
Club Calendar
EVERY FRIDAY

EVERY FRIDAY
10:O0-Gym Classes for OhcerS Wives Bldg
7:30-Youth for Christ. Poinciana Baptist Church
8:O0-Veterans of w. W. Of Hall, 728 Fleming Street.
FRIDAY, AUGUST Is
7:30-Rebekah Lodge Pythian Hail. 7S Felming Street
S:O0-Eastern Star, Scottish Rite Temple Street
EVERY SUNDAY
2:OO-cAP Cadets, Poinciana Community House
S:30-Orden Caballeros de Ia luz Az Amelia St
EVERY MONDAY
1O:OO-Gym Class for Officers wives, Bldg
7:S0-Sgsbee Community Council at Shelter
8:0O-Logia "Msr Nro CabaIeros de Elizabeth
S:00-Acohoics Anonymous
MONDAY, AUGUST
3:O0Elz Taylor Circle, Baptist Church, annex
7:30-Pythan Sisters Pythian Hall, 72S Fleming Street
E30-WSCS Ley Memorial Methodist Church.
8:OC-Juvenle Council, Clinic Building Fleming Street
8:O0-General meeting Women Presby Church church
S:OO-Mehodist Men, Wesley House, HOO Varela Street
S:Oo-Iions Club Auxiliary Lions Den Seminary Street
EVERY TUESDAY
S:0o-Lades Day Golf Tourna ment Golf Club
S:OO-Thrlt Shop Navy Commissary open until II
1O:30-Truman Junior Garden Club, a the school
6:4s-KiwaniS Club, LaConcha Hotel
130-Youh for Christ Bible Study Fleming st. Methodist
8:0o-Knighs Of Pythas, Pythian Hall, 7N Fleming St.
S:oO-Sock Car Association, Legion Home. Stock Island
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13

new $4,000 convertible, ran up a
$208 hotel bill, and lavished con-
siderable sums on night-clubbing
and exorbitant tips.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13
Son For AndArsons

Son For Andersons
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Anderson,
2015 Flagler Avenue, have an
nounced the birth of a baby boy,
August 8. The baby, who weighed
seven pounds, six ounces, has been
named William Stuart.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13
N0uGL Station OWC InstaIIs Ne,v
Officers At Monthly Luncheon

officers
Harry Gallagher the cocharman Mrs Charles
Robinson the secretary
cocharman will become the chairman
Clark unanimously elected the advisory member
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13

The japanese population rs nd
creaSing at the rate Of more than
million 4 year.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13
Manaolds Have Son

Msngolds Have Sen
A son, whom they have named
Daniel Clayborn, was born on Aug
uSt 10 to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph r.
Mangold, Marathon. The baby
weighed six pounds, seven ounces.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13

Girl For Ssnsings
Patricia Ann is the name Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Lee Sansing of
Marathon have selected for Their
daughter, born August 6. The baby
weighed six pounds, IL ounces.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13
Baby Girl SiIvers

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Slvers, 2O7-C
Poinciana, became the parents of
a six pound, IA ounce daughter on
August 8. The baby has been nam
ed Kathy Lynn.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13

WoIfsons Have Daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Gurdon
Wolfson, 1881 United St., are the
parents of a baby girl born August
6. The seven pound, eight ounce
girl has been named Lisa Kay.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13
BIRTHS
At Galley Memorial Hospital:
Baby Girl Rodriguez


Baby Girl Rodriguez
A daughter, weighing six pounds,
four ounces, was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Pedro Rodriguez, D Z George
Allen Apis, on August 8. The baby
has been named Arleen.
At Monroe General Hospital:
Son To Koeberniks
Mr.. and Mrs. william F. Koe-
bernik, Mastic Trailer Park, are
the parents of a baby boy born
July 80. The baby, who weighed
eight pounds at birth has been
named William F., Jr.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13
Girl For Sawyers

Girl For SaWyerS
A baby girl, who weighed seven
pounds, nine ounces, was born on
August 4 to Mr.. and Mrs. A. Err
nest Sawyer, 9O4 Eaton st. The ba-
by has been named Debra Eileen.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13

Smoeks Have Son
A baby boy was born on July
81 to Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Court
ney Smock, &C Arthur Sawyer
Road. The baby, who has been
named Ernest Wooten, weighed six
pounds, 10 ounces.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13

Boy For SWeetings
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Sealy
Sweeting, Jr., 25O1 Seidenberg Ave-,
announce the birth of son, Her
man Sealy III, on July 30. The
baby weighed seven pounds, two
ounces.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13

Son For MYrieks
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Edward
Myrick, TIT Caroline St., have
named their son, born August 4
Harold Nick Axel. The baby weigh
ed seven pounds, four ounces.
Evening star., 1954-05-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

ADAMS MILL RD.--Facing Rock
Greek Park. Lovely brick home con-
ststing OF owner apartment plus 2
furnished apartments rented out.
Excellent condition. full basement.
income property; Sis.S5o BAINUM
REAL ESTATE. JU. $1,000 or IA.
wooDs-Lovely brick CEN
ter-hal! Colonial. Den plus ; ped
rms; 2 baths; rec. rm.; new kit:
inspee is as reeommended G0o G cai g9I LEGuM Gun
& GERBER REALTY co. EN-. p
1000 until q pm.
FOREST HILLS--Here is that ram
bier you've always wanted. A lovely
setting tucked away from traffic.
dining room. % s;t today's s, kitchen snpaiSg Fu1i
basement with. deep freeze. washer,
and river. Call for further details,
LEGUM a. GERBER REALTY CO
TIL pm; EN-. $4,000.
baths, patio. Priced low. $4,000. No
agts Open daily. 1888 31st st. NV.
SHEPHERD PARK-1st offering. Det.
brk. center hall; A bedrms... 2 baths.
den. powder rm.; nice yd.: 2-csr
brick gar. 18Th and Jonouil; sc6,5Oo.
NEW EVE BRICK RAMBLERoNo better
controlled home location in the city.
West of Rock Greek Park (Chestnut
ST. entrance: has living rnl:, dining
rm.. kitchen with Gishwasher and
garbage disposal. Formica top table
and chairs master bedroom with
private bath tub and shower),
twin-Size bedroom. han bath. smaller
bedroom or den in knotty-pine with
bookcases: knotty-pine recreation
room with ceiling-high fireplace: 3
car built-in garage with wide
straight-in drive: beautifully finished
interior with so many little extras.
Price only S34 500: Eve. Mr.
Waite, Realtor. Ma. 9-0753.
Evening star., 1954-05-03
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

3eO0 g., l.. .AyE.--Attrac.. newly dec;
BLDG: conv. location. AP. 7-4461.
TAKoMA PARK-Liv. rm.. bedrm.,
kit, sep. din. rm.. bath. screened
auto. washer. disposal. Pvt. front n
and rear entr; Quiet. cony: neigh
eodDIe bSThSIed on,y sig3 So gRnGGzs,,u utils. iBei
TAKoSiA aHaDis Oisa PARK. lss SI11a Lee aye.-Sew
near schools; $50 and sos, incl
utils; auto. wash. mach; ~. 9-7905. |
ise. project, conv. to NH and Naval
Hosp: S73; 30 mo. incl. all utils. |
SILVER sPRiNG@Nesr Piney Branch
snsP9ins spss Avail ieHMsss Nay ovs s-sss Ssd1d ane
utils. Call JU. 9-1S64. days: JU.
s-BEDRM. APT. in lge. project; conv.
to NH and Naval Hospital; $3.50 \
mo-, incl. all utils. Phone Po. 2
APTs. AVAILABLE AT CoBUR TER,
800 Defense hwy, Bladensburg.
Md. Next to schools and shopping |
center. bus stop at door. WA. z
Newly DECORATED. spacious 2-I
bedrm. apt. lge.. liy. rrn.. lge.. fully
equip. kit. tile bath. 9 closets. in
mod. attrac. bldg. with on-streetl
parking: locker space, fenced pa; playl
cross cross; ventilation; cow. Shopping,
schools. transp.; all utils.. furn.;
S95 per mo-: avail. approx. May l5. |
Must be seen to be appreciated |
6124 41st ave-. Hyattsville. Call AP.
TAKOMA PARK-2-bedrm. apt. near
elem. and jr. high schools. $95 mo. |
incl. utils.: 1-hedrm. terrace apt.
SIS mo; incl. utils. MANOR APIS,
GRfGoEY re shSlG EsTSTEs sEssE 81 APTsi Prss0o bed
rm. from $88. 80 to $6s.50: 3 bed
rms. S75 to $50: utils. furn.: chill
drer, welcome. 7016 Greig ST.. Seat
= Fslssassnt. : ss Ss 4 No MS 20 Or; s-229s; a 4.
bsc $50 fSnd sS e nearly t, neS Ssos sqR Rsa
TAX. PIX. mr.: Wash, san.--one lge.
5Pd 5 ss st. s9s asth 71s 1S0iSss sRsG
SILVER SPRING, Sligo Pkwy. Apts.-l
Spacious 2-bedrn1. units. newly dec
Grated; and 3 exposures; Ice.
rooms. especially nice kitchens; mr..
Fs,r Iee Hsa mstsS sehep ans ssSs4 srsss schDs noel
msr:, il. IT, 7-7s7s. io4 'croyaon
TAKoMA TGu6Si PARK 1-bedroom az apt,
utiis. HE. 4-71s4. JU. 9-75os:
SILVER sPRING-1-bedrm. apt. in
new 6-unit bldg. 2 blks. to bus and
shopping center; quiet location; $79
mo. plus utils. WA. 7-103o or WA.
|ExTRA-LARGE 1 and 2 bedroom
apts., direct transp. to d. c.. close
to schools and shopping center:
53rd pl.. Defense hwy. 1858 Quincy
pl;ls p;ls,I IBladensburg; Nd. WA. 7-3721.
TMEHT1 TMMEERILEE p.pH ARMS ssoo r,,.nv,. 49,.
detached. 5-family bids.; utiis. furn.
Laundry and storage facils.; $S9. so
H. PHiFER. ST. 3-s7I1. -3
TAKOMA PK.-Modern, spacious. q
bedrn. apt. with screened porch
Tm'' I'm lst 7SofT fir.: Ss2. s4l5 Flower ave.
cfaHEiviY CHASE. Md bedrm.. ny,
rm., dinette. kitchen and bath: $75
Realtors. MA. 5000. ~
TAX. PIX. 905 Fairyiew ave.-Liv.
Dlsts1y rsn $so ptils rs fuTn nnss Jmmss
500 SLIGO AVE-. Silver SPRING.
bedrm. apt. Good transp. RA. g.
s EXPOSURES APIS, cross-currentI
overlooking street and lawn court, |
family. laundry facilities. On
CONN: AVE. busline in Kensington.
Two bedrms., $9S.50. utlis. incl |
HOWARD r. SCHAFER. OIL. 2-5441. |
rpEUsNTr,TyT m n ryYTTy N a mrs
Evening star., 1954-05-03
co-oPERATivE APIS. SALE

CAPITOL HILL --2 desirable 6-rm
chaser. Apt 33. l2S c st. ne. "A
COLORED-Own your own apt. home
in one Of the following NV. loca-
tionS:
1915 10th st. n.w.-2 rms. kitchen
15Oi Swami st. n.w.-s rooms and
bath.
1900 Mass. ave. n.w.--5 rms. and
bath.
For details. call or come to ONCE Of
VINNICK & COHEN. 1902 L st. NV.
ME- S.2294, TU. 2-O297. -3
Evening star., 1954-05-03
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

Up Up AND DEIIVER SERVICE. IA.
5-9197 or ia. 5-919S. -7
MOVING By HOUR or job, light and
heavy hauling, day or night. JOHN
SToN TRANSFER CO.. Ii. S-53S9.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe. storage in
separate rooms; expert packing.
HifIs AGE cE IsG sS 1909
small and large Jobs: trained men;
LIGHT HAULING, local moving:
beaches q specially. s. L. MORRIS.
TU. 2-1150 or Ii. 6-2SS9.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment Tt On SoSsg ySur moving storage;
FURNITURE STORAGE. minimum. So
moving: low rates. REDSKIN VAN
SERVICE; INC; Ho. 2-I223.
since 1882. Careful handling. Rea-
sonable prices, 725 Fairmont st. NV
EBELiN BEi RIGasSv Sov1AG' a. AND AfiSSg2 f2kANsFEk-
right; call I II. s.5o47. " S uSn'
CHESTER MOvERS-A trunk or a
truckload: reasonable. ST. $500;
Low COST LOCAL MOVING and
hauling any time; free estimates.
QUICK 5 MOVING boxes. couches, Re-
households; reasonable. NO. 7-2713.
Evening star., 1954-05-03
APARTMENTS WANTED

1st FLOOR bedrooms. in small
apt. bldg or remodeled house; by
couple; in NV. Silver Spring or
Bethesda area. Call JU. 5-5S54.
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OWNERS have the tenant. do you
have the place? Need furnished and
for white tenants. $50 to 5000 mo.
Reas. fee for results. Call Mon. thru
Fri. ME &-h435 to nm -
Evening star., 1954-05-03
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn

"A Tree GrOWS III BROOKLYN
And Many Trees Grow at
Donna Lee Apis.
In Nearby Falls Church
The Beauty of Nature With These
Added Features:
Spacious rooms throughout.
Built-in chest Of drawers.
Lots Of closet and cabinet space.
Private locker storage.
At-your-door bus service.
Laundry rms. within each bldg.
Private play school. ages 81.
Shopping CENTER, schools. churches
within community.
See resident manager, Mrs. Williams.
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DIRECTIONS: Out Columbia pike to
Baileys Crossroads. right to Charles
POMPONIO REALTY, INC.
2222 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-686O