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Evening star., 1954-09-26
Officers Announced

The washington Chapter Of
the American Friends of the
Hebrew University has an
nounced its election of officers
for the coming year. They are:
Mrs. Samuel Mayer Dodek,
president; DR.. Seymour Alpert,
first vice president; Mrs. Tzvi
Porath. second vice president;
Mrs. Mary S. Resh, secretary,
and Mr.. Jack Kraft, treasurer.
Trustees are DR.. Harvey
zimmerman and DR.. Lawrence
Warwick. DR.. Maurice Herr
mark Is the honorary president.
Evening star., 1954-09-26

MRS. JAMES w. MAGEE
The former
Catherine nj. Butler
Married on September Is in
All Saints Episcopal Church
in Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
Miss MoyFritz
Becomes Bride


Miss Mary Constance Fritz,
daughter Of 1t. Col. and Mrs.
John Francis Fritz of Great
Neck. N. Y, became the bride
on September Is of Mr.. Will
liam Lee Mothersole. son Of
Mrs. Margaret Beck Mothersole
of Cumberland, Md.
The Rev. James T. Collins
performed the ceremony. which
took place in st. Aloysius
Church in Great Neck. A re-
ception followed at the Lau-
raine.
Mrs. Mothersole was gradu-
ated from the American School
In Yokohama, Japan. She
made her debut at a dinner
given by her parents in 1948.
Mr.. Mothersole was gradu-
ated from the University OF
Maryland. He served with.the
9th Air Force in Europe during
World War II.
After q wedding trip to Ber-
muda the couple will make
their home here.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30

POTPOURRI: We noted a couple
of waggish cab drivers singing
Tramp, tramp, tramp the boys
are marching" the other night
when the police chief and his aide
were making their rounds. Key
West has more physicians (12) than
at any time in its history. The
gamblers say that it is pretty hard
to get a bet against Cleveland in
the world series. Bernie c. Papy
left Wednesday for a look at the
series. L forgot to ask Barney
Mature Boy" Adler how he feels
about fluOridatiOn. We hear that
unless a Cub Master can be found
before October 30. a local Pack
will have to be disbanded. Contact
Tony Martinez, 1910 Truman Ave.
if you are interested in this worth
while work. National Newspaper
Week will be marked Oct. l = s. E.
Key WeSterS staying at the Inter-
nacional Hotel in Veradero Beach
over the weekend are sure to be
impressed with the plush atmo-
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30
By jim COBB

sphere. II has an ornate gambling
casino, too. The slap on the
wrist handed 10 Joe Mccarthy was
long overdue, lot of people think
T. Joe Hurka and Mary Carter
Buckner, former members of the
high school faculty were in town
Sunday. They're now attached 10
the Dade County Board of Public
Instruction. Rae Waller, alonf
with her husband and two children
are in Germany where he's station.
ed with the Army. Rae will be re.
membered as one of the better
thrushes TO warble in the Trade
winds here. . 4 wasn't even invited
to Beverly Jones 18th birthday
party last Saturday at the Sun and
Sun and Sand Club. She's "assist-
ant sports editor. Friday is the
big day that's when the bonds
will be paid off for the Overseas
Highway = and the county will bs
richer by millions of doll1rs in Keys
lands.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30
This Rock
Of Ours
BY Bill Glib

q happy existence. Without reason.
able caution a number of appli-
ances in use today could become
a painful and Gripping experience,
if not death, itself.
With all our safety rules plainly
installed on our highways and by
ways only the careless, negligent
person will cause untold suffering
to our loved ones and primarily
to oneself.
It would be a dreadful calamity
to cripple a growing child through
the misuse of these machines Of
death, which, if used, as directed
by law, become 4 necessary item,
in these, our modern times.
"Why Be Safe?" It is important
to keep this thought in our minds
as we 90 about our daily routine
Danger turks at every turn =
from the pedestrian to the drivers
of speeding cars. There is danger
also, in accepting rides to and from
school from strangers.
There is also danger in our reck
less playing. Yes, we must be vi
gilant and careful in our daily liv'
ing.
Our parents through their repre-
sentativeS an law-making bodies
have given US a lever to curb the
lawlessness. Now it is up to us tc
heed all the signs and with aver
age reasonable care we will bt
safe.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30
Polio Epidemic
In Tennessee

NASHVILLE IA September
surge of polio has reached epi-
demic proportions in Tennessee
but no cases have been reported
among children treated with the
new Salk vaccine, 4 state official
reports.
Health Commissioner X. H.
Hutcheson said that until four
weeks ago polio was on the decline
in the state as compared with the
four-year average, but that it now
has topped the average.
About 5000 children in Shelby
(Memphis) and Sullivan EAST Ten,
nessee) counties participated in
the national test of the vaccine
developed by DR.. Jonas E. Salk Of
the University of Pittsburgh.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30
INehru Wants
Peace For India

NEW DELHI R-Prime Minister
Nehru told Parliament that India
will not become involved ia a war
unless she is specifically threat
ened.
Opening a foreign affairs debate,
Nehru renewed his attacks on the
Southeast Asia Defense pact. He
also again denounced US. oppo-
sition to the seating of Communist
China in the United Nations.
Referring to the recent coastal
fighting between the Chinese Com
munistS and Nationalists, Nehru
said that some actions of the For
mosan and South Korean govern
ments "could drag the big Western
powers into war"
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30

Some misguided people take the
twisted view that turning in false
fire alarms is great fun. They pro-
baby fancy themselves as real
clever practical jokers.
But what they certainly don't
realize, unless they are of a sad
iStic nature, is that our fire lad
dies are exposed to no small
amount of danger every time they
answer an alarm. Riding a fire
truck, sometimes through heavy
traffic, is not the safest way to
make a living especially over
Key Vests narrow streets.
What kind of satisfaction do these
people get from their action? The
answer certainly escapes me.
Pm sure of one thing | wouldn't
want to be in the shoes of anyone
caught turning in a false alarm.
I've seen too much fire in the eyes
of the boys over at the fire station
when they discuss the current rash
of false alarms.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30
HE'S FOR FREE CHOICE

According to letter by DR.. w. r. Ploss to Bill
Gibb dated Sept 49, 1884 the Monroe County Medical
Association after threequarer hours debate did
dorse uoridation of city in city water mains
For anyone who read, and understand what he
is reading the official attitude of the Association is
plain: it does not endorse fluoridation. Period.
Fluoridation is compulsory mass medication En-
dorsing is contrary to the policy of American Medical
Association 1t s incidenty, also contrary to our Bill
of rights which guarantees to the Individual his
choice And finally, it has official endorsement of
Monroe County Medical Association
am in favor of A. NJ. A. policy as against personal
opinions of few doctors and dentists favorng compus-
ry fluoridation.
Sincerely,
A. R.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30

Anyone seen a pretty little black
and white female Spaniel puppy?
It's about three months old - a
mixture of Cocker and Springer.
The dog was lost on the Naval
Station but since it is such a friend
ly pup, it could have followed some
one anywhere in the town.
"Patrick," the name of the lost
dog, was a gift to the young baby
of 1t. and Mrs. Tavern Lee. SO
FELTON, Road, Sigsbee Park. They
are heart-broken about his disap-
pearance. That is a heck of a
name for a female but Mrs. Lee
tells me that "Patrick" also ans
wers to the name of Patty" A
reward is being offered.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30

(Note by Glib: Donna Rae Co.
mez, Convent of Mary Immaculate
student, won first prize in an es-
say contest amongst high school
students. She received a $25 award
from local businessmen through
the Key West Safety Council.)
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30

have placed into their products the
vital accessories to insure safety
for the lives of the drivers. In
bringing out the points in which
the value of safety has been
brought to bear heavily upon the
minds of the manufacturers, it is
logical that they must have had my
safety and yours in mind.
"Why Be Safe? A question which,
in itself, has the prime motive for
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30
LET'S CELEBRATE'RUNNINC OF FERRY AND
WORK FOR FURTHER PORT ACTIVITY

Elaborate preparations to celebrate the beginning
Of the operation Of the ferry City Key West between
here and Cuba reflect the hope of Key Westers that
will be the prelude to the regular port by other
steamships.
The Citizen will not recount again the various steam
ship lines that operated between Key West and other
ports the Atlantic and the Gulf of Mexico That op
Grafton discontinued few months after the 1886
Labor Day hurricane destroyed the Florida Coast
Railway trackage in the Matecumbes Since then, Key
West with of the best ports in the South been
like man with pocketful of money desert island
good port, and ships to it; plenty of money and
place to spend it.
The Citizens primary concern is with the "Cty of
Key Wes which is scheduled to make its maiden trip
from here to Cardenas Saturday, We believe the running
of the ferry three times weekly will prove be
That will include the coming here of tourists
and will re-estabish connection with Cuba. That
connection begun first with schooners then steam
ships than century and abruptly termin-
ated by the 1885 hurricane.
Latest information indicates that the steamship
Florida, which operated between here and Tampa and
here and Havana many years. will running to
connect the three ports by And the outlook
enng about the resumption of operations by Cyde-Ma-
ory liners between here and New York and here Gal
weston.
To grow it should grow, Key West must get back
It's Importance port We do not decrease pride in
our great Overseas Highway whit when say that
our progress will be cramped if have to depend on
that alone for ngresS and with the outer world
Key Westers generally of that fact That is
why they advocating the construction of another high
way, this by way of Cape Sable route that had
been recommended to the late Henry M Flagler by his
engineers when he expressed his determination to build
railroad to Key West.
At present, however let us join wholeheartedly in
the celebration of the beginning of the operation of the
ferry City of Key West" between here and Cardenas
We would like to see forum program some day on
which Republican and Democrat agreed on all the
major points.
Those who are aware of the role of the small indie
pendent colleges In this country will do something to help
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30
Why Be Safer
RV Donna Rae Gomex

It is impossible to estimate the
value of safety in our modern day
Of speed. The manufactures of our
everyday appliances are required
by law to incorporate into their
products every conceivable factor
that will make their products safe
to use by the most inexperienced
hands.
Our automobiles have changed
our ways of living. Manufacturers
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30

Lillian Huntlev Sioou'rnev. who
published 81 books between 1915
and 1866, was the hrs, u. ).
woman author to be rated in the
best seller class,
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30
PEOPLES FORUM

The Citizen welcomes sxprsssions Of HE views Of s read
srs but the editor the right 10 delete items which
considered bsieUs The should
fs and eonfne the letters 100 words
Of s paper only Signature Of is writer
letters and will Be published unless Otherwise
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30

The Bureau Of Census does not
list cowboys In its detailed division
of the Texas labor force.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30

John W. Roberts, former Key
Wester, woh left here several
years ago to reside in st. Peters
burg, and is now residing in Jack
sonville, has sold his former home
on Washington, near White street.
to May Nicklas Reynolds for
$1,000. The lot has a frontage of
50.3 feet and a depth of 90 feet.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30

Those who aware of the role of the small inde-
pendent colleges in this country will do something to help
them survive today.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30
September 30, 1874

y X r
September 30. 1874
Good faith of statements made
by housing authority by the Fed
eral officials was challenged at
lats nights council meeting. and
action requested by the Federal
Housing Authority on two projects
was delayed.
Whether or not Mayor Willard
M. Albury was "just joking" when
he recently endorsed a proposed
merger of the city and county
health departments, still remains
moot question, although Mayor
Albury returned to the city yester-
day.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30

We would like to see forum program some day OF
which Republican and Democrat agreed on all tn,
major points.
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APIS. FURNISHED. 6.

WELL-FuRN. liv. nm, bedrm.. large
sunny .5-window kitchen, located Is
Rlock from shopping center. 10 min.
from heart Of town; ideal for single
girl or man; $49.50. all utils. incl.
i4S4 fiissTH 81. NV. i blk. from s1asler
furri,, incl. linens and ali utils.:
$85 per mo. Call VICTOR CAHILL,
Ma. s-6313. or MRS. LEWIS. RE.
sss IoNeFELLow ST. N.w.lmos-
ashsEad; s16 ssAd incl fD', uti Is af Ra
G G16 Ri 1855 slst st. MI
Apt. bldg: lse; liy; nm, firspl.: bed
1892 EYE ST. N.W.-Large. airy
t sM al lSs $50 g - peg me- incl. qsils
GEORGETOWN-The famous Chapel
Apt. Of historic Halcyon House;
pvt. entr., Ice. rms, view, garden;
$3.50 mo: HUI: $4,000.
@S0S NICHOLS AVE. SEQ rms
s Kit and ,s bath: eoRv t. transp
SCOTT CIRCLE AREA, 1927 18th st
all lge. rms: utils. furn.: S110. Oper
9 TO 2, or for appt. Call JU. 0.
NV. SECTIoN-Loyely 2-bedrm. apt.
liv. rm., dinette, kit: utils.; from
and back entr.: SIS mo. co. 5-1426
121 N. CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-Kit
and rm., S40-S45, utils. incl. LII
3-9832 or Ii. 3-9703.
PARK RID. NV. 1328-2 rms. front
Frigidaire, range, SIS wk. AID
2I4S CALIFORNIA ST AT cONN--
Very attrac.. nicely furn; util. stu
dos, $50 up; Wo; 5000. ,,,,
Bedrm. apis, nicely furn,. suitable
persons. $50. WO. 5000.
NORWOOD APIS. I341 E. Cap. st
Newly dec. ! rm.. kit. and bath OF
LIST and End u.s.: reas. tn. 2-099S
NEWLY DECORATED 2-bedrm. apt.
suit: for 8; conv. loo. in NV. Ia
9-2849. 10
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18th AND NEWTON

1Ot11 ANIL NE w 4ON
Large 2-bedrm.. well-furn. apt. pvt.
bath. SIS for 8. utils. furn. EN-.
@-1174. ---9 81
COLORED--1354 FAIRMONT ST.
N.W.--1 rrn. kit. bath: S3S mo; 2
rms. kit. bath: $62 mo. Shown 0 to
8 pm. 30
IcOLoRED-N.w.-s rms. kit; pvt,
couple. NO. 7-0s37. IS
COL0RED--I-ROOM efficiency apt,
$45 mo-, suit. for ! or 2 persons,
near Lincoln PIX. II. $4,000 OF
ICOI0SED--ls14 RHODE ISLAND
AVE. N.W.--Large room, kitchenette
and semi-bath, $45. Inspect, then
caIl CO: 6-6222. --S
rm.. kit, share bath, pvt. home;
conE: transp. No children; So
Coios RED VERY DESIRABLE j
room. kitchen and bath g apis, sas
and one at $40 per mo-; converi-
entity located at 1402 18th st. NV
tnear p st D Sfe ianitor. z. ELIOT
MIDDLETON, Realtor. RE. g-1lS1
ICOLORED - Ice, BEDROOM, lge
Kitchen, porch and bath: con-
yeniently located; 18th and p SITS
NV. For details call NO. 7-1626
CoLORED - MODERN studio rm.
share kit and bath: mr.. Park I'd. and
l4th st. Hu. 3-SA41, RIA. 3-0277.
COLORED-W ST., BET. N. car. ANr
LIST N.W.-Lge. bsmt. apt, pvt.
entr AID 4-7fl5 10
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APIS. FURNlsHED-D.c.

ssIs s.d ls n e N; Nv, e. igs.
SIS mo, See resident manager,
Excel s-rm' o spts $50 100 t sae che
Tor abts.: SO AID 2-9296
ATTRAC. Tv APIS, $40 wk. up. Child
Or baby SslePs9n .s Also n S1 z rms;
Pvt. bath, pvt entr;; utils. furn
DUPONT CiRCLE-.2 rms. kit. SENT
pvt. bath: $50. 1873 p st. NV.
TAA AZ sIsg Pk., Mr.. wALTEK REES-
Nicely furn, i and 2 bedrm. apts.
TV ! blk. express bus, shops. ~
1851 I IN TsAIRMoNT ST. n.w.-conb
liy. I'm. -bedrm. pvt. bath. kit: apt
bldg. See MGr.. 2-6. Sl0-Sl2 VIZ.
CAPITOL HILL-Two Housekeeping
rooms, large closets. lavatory on
first floor. Newly decorated. NIGEL,
furnished. excellent transportation
rent. sos: util. furn.: no childrer Of
,S ps.s. ~ 5000. 9 70 spm, s 8.
porch hall. SIS. mo-; no obj. to pet
lis IA RHoD D ISLAND AVE-. ME. Z
Completely furnished apt: $50 mo
Also room; IS week - s 81
beaut. farm. Air-conled, restrictes
ant. AID. 2-4ia4. DU. 7-5h40. II
ATTRACTIVE EFFICIENCIES. utils,
linens. SI0-Si4 wk, 1924 Vernon
ave. NV CO. $4,000. %
18th AND COLUMBIA m. Spac
wsll.iurn; -bsdrm AZ. spt; Tor 3.
.IA3R N ST. N.W.--Attrac. 3-rm. arit
bath apt. and several Ire. efdciencie.
avail. inEned. OIL. 2-13s7 or co
5-4S41. or tnnuira Ant. 9. -S
apt. bedrm.. kit, semihath. adult,
only; back apt. bedrm. kit. incl
. porch. semihath. II. 6-6512. -
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and gas.
$50 each; also. iete.model refgrs..
SIS. win deliver. ST 3-i2l6.
REFRlGEkAi ORs. recond., late mod.
els. Ire. rtock, bargains ACME STOVE
Co. 1911 18th st w.. Ma 6-S952.
REFRIGERATION. s-cu. It., Westtne-
house. 4 years old. $50. WA,
REFRaiHGikRAToRs. used. large sssort-
ment from $40 up. some with l-year
EgalTantse;, a time payments; FRED
REFRiaERa fTSI ~ sies e.. s n;s reeond.
from $50 80 PEERLESS SALES CO.,
2237 &c ave. NV. DE. 2-5566.
condition; 8 GU. IT.; 500. Call RA
RFFRisERAroR. CT. : sy. H.. 5000
.R ERR ;ini ia Phiico, , 0 GU
t., Sl75. Auto. wash. mach. west
inghouse, 500 OF. 4-0697. rs
REFRIGERATOR, gas. Servei. Also
Kenmore gas range. Both apt. size
Good cond. Reas. Wo. 6-536l,
REFRIGERATOR, 7m-ft. coldspot,
like new sealed unit. RA. 3-3a5a
R e Rfi n aToi servel gas. new e
while they last. Eu. 3-7.55. %
REFRIGERATOR. WESTINGHOUSE; new
condition; "a Gu. IT,: 500. NO; z.
REFGRs.. late y model. apt. -sizs
westinghouse: $45; fully guaranteed
4130 GEORGIA ave. NV, tn. 1881
IREFRIGERATORs. used: rent or buy,
SIS per mo Full guarantee DOWD'S.
EN- 2-7310 4412 Conn ave.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

17OI NEWTON N.w.-Lee STUDIO rm.
5 P1afh s Is do. 5g ys sav" ki'' n
l21 N. CAROLINA AVE. S.E.-Kit.
and l rm.; $10-S12 wk... utils. incl.
Ii 3-9S32 or Ii. 3-9703.
1888 IRVING N.W.-Single nicely
furn.; Frigidaire; next bath; con-
tinuous hot water. Empl. only
1908 S5'V & sT. s.W.--Front bed-liv. rm
and kit, next bath. conv. TO All;
Blu. Engr.; $3.50 wk, ME. 8-5096
$3.50 18th ST. N.w.-Lge. bright rm.
stove; $40 wk. DE 2-1675. 49,.
1S4O p ST. NV, THE Churchill
Lee. rm., elec. refgr. grill. cleo. fan
Mr.. I6th-Embassies children; cool
clean. cow. frt. apt; oo also Mo
SLEEP ON AIRFOAM--wake up &
music clock-radio. TV, refsr.: $S.
SIS: 2147 p st. NV, TX. 3-66SS
4ee srd ST. N.w.-one. two or tire,
rooms. housekeeping; quiet. empl
ADULTS. No dr nissGnfSSrp. 49,. n,s,.
refgr.. lge. closet. excel. transp:
unlimited phone. RA. 6-3SS4. -
PRIVATE ENTRANCE. overlooktnt
Capitol. at Union Station Park
Beautyrest mattress. cleo. refgr;
$40 VIZ. col End st. ne. ia. 1855
liz
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DOGS! PETS. ETC.
PooDLEs. miniature. beaut. pup


POODLES. miniature. beaut. pup.
pies; not Tegistersd: . Wks. old
NoR-MoNT cATTERY; boarding
stud service, Siamese or Persian;
kittens avail. Lo. 5-1975. 10
NE s0D ssocf snssi pe Sisc q
show prospects. 10. B-4O96' IL
cn,,. 80.
COChEk Fgfs' AK placE ans
Wnlte females, pun males. pun
female. TO. 0-6l6S. -S
FUTURE SETTER OWNER-Beautifu
orange and white and black and
white male dogs. 4 mos. old. An
permaYient shots, litter Axe reg
XII. 8-70S3. -12
ruOpoY1cupprn n arrarrAN prrpS
y ~ IA ~ D xknen. IAN
- was. u.u. 49, 1870
TOY MANCMESTEM FURRlES, Axe;
also BOARDING ALL BREED DOGS
PARkWOOD KENNELS, 6016 Branch
ave. Sc. RE. 5-6440. -S
COLLIES. SHELTIES-A splendid Sc.
s fu stud s sery,ce Sv bIne rihbnr
winrers siTing iarcs iifters RRIAR.
WAN GnIT'TE kRNMETS IN
9eES %
49,. . -
sired; lesvine town. mus must sell; chia6d''
GERMAN an SHEPHERD PUPS, ) week,
old, female; 500; Axe registered
OL; -S2g3; ,r
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APIS. FURNIsHED--vA.

BEAUT. APT. in apt, bldg, 1903 n.
Court House rd.. Apt. 8. For s girls
or adult couple; $110 mo. 10.
5-1975 or ia. S-2127. Ia
NEAR U. s. 1, In sight Of Pentagon-
One bedroom and kit: all utils.
incl, 500. OF. 1850.
N. Artist a. Of capt. house: hv.
rm.. din. rm.. bedrm. and kit;
all utils. furn.: trees. and garden
500. ia. S-9137. 10
ARLINGTON---Liy. rm.. bedrm.. kit,
bath. dinette; newly decorated;
suitable for 8: $110 mo. utils. incl,
no pets; no children: available
now. ia. 2-63Sl or IA. S-4051.
NEAR PENTAGON-Transient daily
rate: children welcome; free park
ing. ia 2-3343,
suit. ga men or girls, I9 west Chap
M MAI aRL Iii; .bedr@. nv apt: PVT
entrance, lge. yard; child welcome
Call IA. 7-5247 before 9 pm. --14
SUBLET. completely furn. 31bedrm
apt. in darlington. July 10-Sept. i
children accepted. TIE. 6-SS67.
N.--Nicely furn. efii
cheney; pvt. bath. pvt. entr. Cal
ia. S-5237, after pm. 10
ARL. permanent or transient. Meal
Pentagon. Completely equipped
playground: maid: pets. ia. 2-34b3
|EFFIC. APT, 2 rms, bath; S65 incl
phone and ttilS, ia. 2-1903. p
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S60.6p, REDECORATED-3 small
rooms and bath on Carroll ave.
busline. mr.. shopping, Takoma. Nd.
C sdSiiS 0 Hills IS SCI slpo bedrm., nv.
rm.. dinette. kit. and bath, $94.50
incl. ell ntils.: located In garden
type DEVELOPMENT. 1414 Boones
1 Hill I'd. Sc. 10. S-S119. 10
HYATTSVMLE--4 rms. and bath. al
utils.: use Of large yard; S75 mo,
WILLETT REALTY CO.. WA. 1880,
WA. 1882
PARK-Newiy dec, Q lge.
bedrms.. Ice. liy. rm., kit, dinette,
Ice, bath, $3.50. JU. $4,000. --1l
SILVER SPRING--Liy, rn1.. Dedrm.
kit, din. alcove. bath; utils. incl
S9S.50: no peis: couple. 10. 3-fSS9
TAKOMA PARK, S517 Flower ave-
3-bedroom apt. furnished. Ill
SUITLAND, mr.. Census Bldg; liy. rm.
bedrm.. bath, din. space, kit: newly
dec; pvt, adults; $S3. 10. S-3n.s7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08
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washington, D. G.
THURSDAY, JULY ., 1854
MIscEL. FOR SALE tcent. /,


EURNTTURE-- Hollywood and fold.
Ing beds. Excellent condition. Can
after $50 pm. WA. 7-3hS6. --S
FURNITURE-complete mahos. iv.
rrn. suite tables, lamps. etc: COM
plete bedrfn. suite. dinette set. ma
hog. drcpleaf extension table with
PAD. excl cond.. reas. RA. S-OSSl;
drop-leaf ext. table. pads. S36: an
tique solid black wal drop-leaf table,
$40: .5-pc: blond dinette, S45; ma-
hog bow-frort credenza hufiet. 500;
val, credensa. $40; blond cor. cab;
antique cSerrywood chest $50:
NV. I'll Z pm. EN-. 2-6677.
FURNITURB. RUG. midnight blue,
9x12. with pad. $45 Green marble
top coffee table. IT,. Ia it., $40:
Kitchen table. 3 chairs, $40: 4
SsasH1m pS Soaera; $40 s Pos
florida ave. NV. Apt 22S, Ho.
2-5670 after z pm. -S
FURNITuRE-Bedroom suite. walnut:
sofa bed and chair: chrome break
fast set. rug. RA. 3-14t6. -
FURNITURE--Mahog Queen Anne
highboy and chest. ANTIQUE. and other
WAloC. lutAt.. C1uCNS. CNlua 2nu
silver. Call EN-. $3.50. 10
F!IRNITURE-25 apis. full Of nice
furn. Pedrm., Nv. rm., breakfast
sets, rugs. all kinds of tables. desks
VIII sell as complete ants, as low as
SIS for 3 rms. Of furn. or separate
pieces. All day Sat. and all day
Sun. Must he removed bv Mon. night
This Is . chance OF lifetime. 1914
18th ST. NV. Salesman In lobby
FURNITURE UNCLAIMED 9 END
chifisrobe. SIS; metal wardrobe, sis;
vanity and mirror. $40: 9'x12, rus
and pad, $50: love seat bed, SAB.
sofa down cushion, $50. inner
parlor chairs, 81 so: sofa bed $50
seefetartal desk. $50: sofa and
chair. 500: Hide-a-way bed, $40
We also do reupholstering: Sofa and
chair. labor and material, S9S: sir
covers, sofa and chair. S54, labor
and material. Furniture refinished
antique restoring. cabinet work
cornice and draperies. No job toe
large or small HOFFMAN UP
HoLsTERFRs, 2447 18th st. NV.
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