davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1954-04-23

If you want to hear a real
hassle, listen to Cob James and
] Whitley Baker on trout fishing
sometime. You'd think it was
more important than anything.
Cob favors dry flies. Whitley
pooh-poohs anything but wet
flies. Cob swears by a Fan-Wing
Royal Coachman; Whitley won't
hear of anything but Silver Doc
tor. And so it goes-they can't
even get together on steel rods
versus bamboo rods.
But on Saturday, each got back
from Fox Greek with a catch that
couldn't have differed by more
Milford chronicle., 1954-04-23

elimination contest were Elaine
Birl, Linda Messick, Paulette Bow
den and Dorothy Baker. The spell
ing bee held in the MilsborO School
had about 40 pupils participating.
The Birl girl placed first and
Paulette Bowden second, with
Messick and Baker in third and
fourth places
In the Georgetown School Spell
ing Bee were the following pupils:
Irwin King and Gerald Mears-Mrs.
COsden's 5th grade; Roberta Seeger
and Edward Buddy Ratledge-
Mrs. Richardson's 5th grade; Janice
Pepper and Carey d. Sapp, Jr.,-
Mr.. Lackhove's 9Th grade; Mary
Milford chronicle., 1954-04-23

ter of MI. and Mrs. Rodney NJ Will
gus, Jr., and an 8th grade pupil
in the Georgetown High School
emerged victorious in the elimin-
alton spelling contest between
MillsbOro and Georgetown students
and will compete in the annual
Delmarva Spelling Bee to be held
in Salisbury, on April 20. In second
place was Josephine Holloway, 13
year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Basil Holloway, of Georgetown,
9Th grade pupil. The other two girls
on the Georgetown team were
Janice Pepper 9Th grade and Sandra
Littleton, Sth grade.
The four girls competing in the
Milford chronicle., 1954-04-23

KaKtrina Valkenburgh and Joyce
Wilgus-Mrs. Henderson's Sth
grade 2.
Joyce Wilgus, who viii represent
the school in Salisbury, on April %,
is a member of the Georgetown
High School Band, where she plays
a clarinet.
In the Georgetown School Bee
Mrs. Mary Nichols, vocal music
director, was the prOnouncer
Milford chronicle., 1954-04-23

Lou Parker and Richard Mears-
Mrs. Keeler's 9Th grade; Josephine
Holloway and Carole Bunting,
Mrs. Joseph's 9th grade; KdrsQ
Welr ana sally Ann Sapp,-Mrs.
5th grade; Gail Petty
john and Sabra Elliott-Mrs. Reed's
7th grade; Patricia Holiday and
Vivian Parkhurst-Mr. Cober's 7th
grade; Sandra Littleton and Dianne
Pizzaia-Mrs. Owens 8th grade 1;
Milford chronicle., 1954-04-23
My Margarine
Fools FuSSy Husbands
says Mrs. Filbsrt

Why pay TWICE as much for costly
spreads = when even fussiest hus-
bands go for Mrs. Filbert'S Marga-
rineG "Fm still looking for the man
that doesn't like my margarine!"
says Mrs. Filbert. wives write me
they serve my margarine every
meal, and the whole family swears
its more expensive spread.
Mrs. Filbert's Margarine is her
own delicious recipe. Melt it on hot
vegetables, spread it thick on bread.
Treat the whole family today to the
margarine a woman makes, Mrs.
FlberrsI
Milford chronicle., 1954-04-23
From where | sit :. by Joe Marsh
So They Stopped
Betting Each Other

than a couple Of ouncesl Then
over a friendly glass of beer, they
allowed as how maybe they were
both right which is how so
many arguments should end.
From where sit, life would be
a whole lot pleasanter if we all
respected one anOther's opinions
whether about trout flies, or
having a glass of beer, or voting.
After all, a person has a right to
follow his own line of thinking.
MSe M~l<
Milford chronicle., 1954-04-23

and buildings, to give him sense of movement
Almost before it begins, it seems, the ten-me
stretch is overland a sign announces the city's
limits. The soft pressure of his foot shifts from
accelerator to brake-and the big car settles down
easily and quickly to the prescribed speed
And then begins the real wizardry of Cadillac per-
formance. Stop and go-in and out-roH and creep
all regulated with the slightest touch Of toe and
hand Insofar as the driver is concerned, travelling
the ctys streets is just as easy as the open road-a
little slower, Of course, but just as calm and relaxing
Milford chronicle., 1954-04-23

Copyright 1854, United States Brewers Foundation
Milford chronicle., 1954-04-23

And maybe little bit nicer, in one notable
.espect-for now there are drivers all about him
stealing gances at his beautiful car, and wondering
who's the fortunate person whose name is on the title!
What car-for highway or street! Owners every
where say the hours behind its wheel are among the
finest hours Of their whole day-restful, relaxing
and inspiring
If you haven't as yet driven a 1854 Cadillac
you've been missing something wonderful! Better
come in soon-for the most revealing hour you ever
spent behind the wheel of motor car.
Milford chronicle., 1954-04-23

Adreriisemen
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-17
YEsTERDAY.s REsuLTs

Yesterdays RESULTS
New York "a, Baltimore o6
Philadelphia 10, Cleveland 12.e
Detroit 10, Boston So (2nd game IL
innings)
Chicago 101. Washington 81
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
Boston at Detroit
(0nly Game sshsAsledl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-17
Records Fall
I'm Schaefer
Fishing Meet

Florida anglers used warm spring
weather to set many marks in
the new, free, statewide, wear
around Rudy Schaefer Fishing
Contest.
The latest standings include
three exceptional black bass; three
pompano that replaced previous
leaders; the heaviest dolphin and
bonefish yet entered; a top king
fish that is ineligible; a puzzle:
continued fine action for spotted
weakfish and other good catches
From Clearwater, R. H. Devore
used an artificial in Booker Creek
to annex a Is pound, S ounce
black bass. A bare two ounces be-
hind was Elwood Harris, with his
dandy, Is pound, 3 ounce large
mouth, taken from Lake Mann,
Orlando again on an artificial
lure. w. I. Carlton of Umatilla,
had a IL pound, 7 ounce bronze
back.
Mrs. Carl MoritZ has the new
pompano lead. Her 5la pound fish
was caught at Sebastian Inlet, be-
low Melbourne. Daytona Beach in
let housed the S FOUNDER that
gives Leon Armstrong second
place. Third came from Miami
Beach, when Fred Torno used a
lure to deck AVA pound pompano
on the Sunny Isles Fishing Pier.
Key Largo lost a 4S pound dol
phin and Thomas c. Wood, Jr., of
the Ocean Reef Club, gained rev
rod and reel division lead when
his balao-caught dolphin was regis
tered.
Heaviest bonefish entered so far
in Florida was by Carl Jennings,
of Hamilton, Ontario. It weighed
13 pounds, 3 ounces and was caught
off Islamorada and was registered
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-17
-Four High School
Track Stars Are
AsU0rded Letters

-Four Key West High School
track stars have been award.
cd letters, II was announced
today.
They were Gene Favors, Nor.
man Allen. Red Stiekney, and
Raymond Base.
The quartet all won points in
fhe conference meet last mon
tn at South Broward Hish
School.
Base Jumped ~ feet, II in.
ehes on his first try at The
broad Jump 10 win second
place in that event.
Favers came In second in
the 22o-ysrd dash with q time
Of 49,. He was fourth In the
44O.ysrd event with. q time Of
$50.
Allen entered only the re-.
lay events and won points in
each Of them.
StieknsY was third In the 40.
yard run with . time Of 22.2
He also entered the ons.mile 70.
lay.
Lonnis SILVER made nine feet,
six inches In his first try at
pole vavltins.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-17
TODAY's SCHEDULE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AVDAI' oChEDOLE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus at Toledo (2.N)
Louisville at Charleston (N)
Indianapolis ut 81. Paul (N)
Minneapolis at Kansas City (N
TEXAS
Fort Worth at Tulsa
Oklahoma City at Dallas
San Antonio at Houston
Beaumont at Shreveport
INTERNATIONAL
Ottawa at Toronto
Buffalo at Richmond "a
Syracuse at Havana
(Ouly games scheduled)
ALABAMA.FLORDA
Dothan at Andalusia- OPP
Crestview ut Graceville
Panama City at Fort Walton Beach
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by C. o. Gordon of Mandalay Fish.
ing Camp, Key Largo.
On the ineligible kingfish, spon-
sor Rudy Schaefer had his person.
al Florida representative, Jim
Hausman, make a tour Of the
state. Jim took enough time of
to go fishing off Palm Beach.
Among several fine fish. he regis.
tered AZ pound, 8 ounce kingfish,
fought on 8 thread from George
A. Bass private boat, Sambo,
skippered by c. c. Anderson. A
contest official, Jim gets a citation,
but is ineligible for prize.
Newest giant seatrout comes
from Melbourne. It's an IL pound,
2 ounce fish caught by Chandler
Young, of Napanoch, N. Y. It was
weighed by Harry c. Goode, of
Melbourne. From Gary Benefits
Seafood, Cocoa, came another
flock of fine trout entries. They
ranged from Bob Petty'S 9 pound,
6 ouncer to Ernie Haywood's 6
pound, 2 ounce spotted weakfish.
Other good trout entries came
from Titusville, Merritt Island,
Lake Worth, Boynton Inlet, Fort
Pierce, Clearwater, Homestead
and Miami.
Tarpon action continued good in
the middle Florida Keys. Harry
c. Amos, of Coatesville, Pa, land
ed a 110la FOUNDER, heaviest Of
four entries received from Ye Ole
Fishin' Hole. Marathon. The others
went Sc, 81 and IS pounds.
Other good catches included q
53l2 pound amberjack off Miami
Beach by Leon Hoffman, Of Allan
tic City, N. j.; a "a pound king
fish off Riviera Beach by Lloyd A.
Sleeper of aim Beach Shores; and
an 11s4 pound muttonfish by Mike
Regan of Miami, who used q plug
for the job.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-17

Thomas Jefferson cut his own
goose quill pens to write the De-
claration of independence says the
National Geographic Society.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-17

Yesterdays RESULTS
Augusta 4, Savannah
Columbus 20, Charlotte IL
Macon s. jacksonville 3
Montgomery !. Columbia o
T0DAY's SCHEDULE
Charlotte at Montgomery
Columbia ut Columbus
Jacksonville Ut Augusta
Savannah ut Macon
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-17
Major League
Leaders
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BATTING-Avila, Cleveland, 1873.
RUNS Avila, Cleveland. Is.
RUNS BATTED N-Rosen, Cleveland,
50.
HITS-Avila. Cleveland, q.
HOME RUNS Rosen, Cleveland, Boone,
Detroit, Berra, New York and Vernon and
Sievers. Washington, g..
PITCHING Lemon, Cleveland and Lopat,
New York, SO, 1000.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING -Jablonski, st. Louis, 1873.
RUNS Moon, st. Louis, 81.
RUNS RATTED M usial, st. Louis, 81.
HITS Jablonski. St. Louis, AZ.
HOME RUNS Sauer, Chicago and Mu.
sial, St. Louis, II.
PITCHING -Podres, Brooklyn and Ras.
chi, st. Louis, 40. 1000.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-17

Managers of the league are
requested to be at the Cuban Club
on Tuesday, May Is, at z pm.
Matters of importance will be con-
sidered.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-17

cago Cub attack on Pittsburgh with
a perfect five-for-five in the first
game victory, 1928, then Jake Thies
clamped down on the Cubs with a
four-hitter to earn q 81 decision
for the Pirates.
Matt Bats won the first game
against Boston for Detroit with a
pinch single in the eighth. Ray
Boone's second homer Of the game,
in the 18th, broke up the 3-hour-
43-minute second game under the
lights.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-17

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chattanooga IS, Mobile 20
Birmingham 6,5, Little Rock 81
Atlanta a., Memphis ~ (3nd game
called after eight innings. curfew)
Nashville 3.l3s New Orleans -
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
Mobile at Chattanooga
Birmingham at Little Rock
Atlanta at Memphis
New Orleans at Nashville
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
PACIFIC COAST
Seattle 81, Portland - @s
Hollywood 90, Oakland IL
San Francisco Ga, Los Angeles ~
San Diego 81, Sacramento 1-6
INTERNATIONAL
Ottawa 81. Toronto Sc
Rochester ;, Montreal / .t,fe KS
Richmond 13.4, Buffalo rs
Havana 90. Syracuse II
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus z, Charleston
., Toledo 2, L0uisville 8
Indianapolis Q. Kansas City ; (1nd game
postponsd)
Minneapolis Is. St. Paul 0
TEXAS q
Tulsa 5, Dallas /
Shreveport 6. Houston 3 "a inniAss)
Oklahoma City 2, Fort Worth
San Antonio l0-6. Beaumont -
ALABAMA-FLORIDA
Crestvisw 8. Andalusia'opp 0
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-17
USS Gilmore Defeats HS-l By 81 Score
By PEDRO AcUILAR

USS Gilmore trounced the HS-1
baseball nine "a in an Island City
baseball league game Saturday. It
was nip and tuck for seven frames
but In the eighth the Gilmore lads
scored four runs to win the con.
test.
Gilmore got their other runs in
the fourth when Southers doubled
and Mulloly and Mace homered
over the Left field fence.
At bat Southers hit two doubles
and triple; Mulloly hit a homer
and a single and Mace hit hon.
er.
For the losers, WOLF hit a double
and a single.
SCORE:
r. H. E..
Hs-1 ---.... 200 o2o oeo-4 8 2
Gilmore : 900 400 OAK 8 2
Batteries: Burks and WOLF; Sim
nard, Papul and Ragno, Mace.
Winner: Paul; loser, Burks.
Time 2.15. Uumpire, D. Lastres.
The Naval Air Station "Flyers"
won over the Cuban Club last night
by a 1872 score and thereby took
over first place in the standings.
The pitching Of Vanczel featured.
He held the Cuban Club to hits.
! SCORE:
r. H. E..
c. Club -. 101 900 010-3 Z
MAS ------. 030 222 21x-12 IL 3
Batteries: Villareal, r. Lastres
and Roberts; Vanczel and Zydiak.
LEAGUE STANDINGS
CLUBS w L Pct.
Naval Air Station 3 0 1000
Cuban Club al .667
K. w. Eagles Il .667
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-17

X-U0Rl not ihcIude SpSpehotd FhlItdoI'
phia.st. Louis game Of May IL.
YEsrERDAY's RESULTS
Cincinnati ~, Brooklyn "a
Milwaukee -, New York -
st. Louis -, Philadelphia 80 t1nd game
called ut end Of eth. curfsw law)
Chicago Ill. Pittsbursh IS
T0DAY'S SCHEDULE
Chicago at Pittsburgh
st. Louis at Philadelphia (N)
(only games scheduled)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-17

Sunday afternoon, the Key West
Eagles defeated the Mike Plumb
erS by a S to 3 score. 1t was an
excellent game and Coach Davis
hit a double and a single for the
losers and pitched the last four
innings allowing only one hit and
one run.
Torres STARTED fo- the Plumbers
and was touched for seven hits and
four runs.
SCORE:
XIV Eagles 600 22O 0lO s 50
Mike Plu. 010 600 020 8 6 4
Batteries: Allen, PORTER and Nc
1ntosh; Torres, Davis and Aceve-
do.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-17

The president Of a Czechoslova-
khan shoe firm has an office which
can be moved up or down between
floors Of the factory.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-17

The salmon lays about 1000 eggs
for every pound Of weight of the
fish.
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COLORED--HAvE QUIET neighbors,
On nice quiet street in Randall
Community carefully selected ten
ants only; separate entrance and
parking for each apt: Ice. liv.-
a aIfc y. aTs as. pig bedrm: and bath;
fgr.; clean asphalt tile as; from
S59.5n up; .utils. added. 80 Eye st.
s.W. Open 4-6. Sat. sun. -
COLORED--2S0s POMBROY ST. Sc
81 bedrm., Mv. rIn., dinette, kit
PHRIES. Realtors. Ma. 5000. "a
C0LoRED--1s4O VERNON AVE. NV
excel. loo. Me. S-6sSS. 49,
.COLORED - 1923 CORCORAN ST,
N.W.-Ultramodern liv. rm., bedrm.,
hafirm.. tiled kit, bath and shower;
all pvt. from hall: gas ht.: storm
wy WI Ven: blinds; very desirable
1nsp. invited; newly decor. Key at
ADJ. !, or call OWNER. DE. 2-5616
COLORED 2914 SHERMAN AVE,
NM RIM. and bath, S37 so. Key
&, ,N NO 309. y, LEE DONNELLY &
COLORED--222 K ST. N.W.-Loyely
remodeled 2 rms. kit. semipvt. bath,
$55-S65 mo. HARRISON q ADAMS.
c ssS + s: NH NA A. s-sso es "a
remodeled Q rms. and kit; S35 mo.
HARRISON q ADAMS, Ma. S-S30S.
COLORED - NOTHING ELSE LIKE
THIS in Washington. BY careful
selection Of the right tenants in
Randall Community, you are as
sured OF respectable, quiet neighbors.
0ne.bedrm, apt, modern, Of course.
S59.b0 and S64; SO. plus utils: Open
sat. and SUM- 4-6 pm. 81 Eye. St.
coIoRED-wooDRIDGE AREA
Det.; B rms, kit. and bath: gas
a.T;n,; avail; mr.. transp. La.
CoLoRED-s.E. SEC rms, kit,
and bath; cony. to everything. 10.
coLoRED-7ao ROCK CREEK en-.
RID. NW.-Priyate basement apt;
Utilities; sos; employed touple.
coIoREpsn1oiis54 MONROE ST, NV,
bath: h.-w. heat: laundry rm.;
compl. redec.: $3.50. See janitor,
LISS REALTY. ME. S-663S.
COLORED-2 ROOMS, kitchen and
bath; SIS per mo. Phone RIA. g.
c SodLsoSRiED1e eth ST. NV
rm., kit. and bath: completely dec:
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sr ssIl BOSS 8 PHELPS INC. Ma.
Cso,gsoeGRSEsD-ATTRACT1vE 1-BEDRM.
ke ea Sisshe e. 7e41zzE4 u'lis. .asl'
COLORED - 1895 CORCORAN ST.
N.W.--1 rm., kit, bath: $3.50 incl.
util. See Mr.. lincoln in 3rd a. rear
apt. CAREY WINSTON CO.. 1928
COL0RED-1S40 S ST. N.W.-1 rm..
kit. alcove, bath: S53.75 incl. util.
CAREY WINSTON CO.. I72a Conn.
c sysi SIS: 1L4fSS BRIGHT ROOM
with kitchenette. shower bath. huge
$3.50. Apply 2269 Sherman ave.
NV. %
COLORED-3O5 9th st. n.e.-Apt.
top-hoor, front, l room and kit,
gas cleo. and heat included. $45.50
mo
9th st. n.e.-Apt. bsmt..
2 rooms and kit. gas. cleo. heat and
hot water included. SAC mo. Look
after IRE in winter.
Colored-2022 Clagget pl. ne.
Benning I'd. ne. Apt. 2 rooms.
nlrdad GSS No nTha ohnIn re
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vHESAPEAKE TERRACE

Garden, apis. Express bus service
Large rooms. newly dec; utils. incl.
laundry rms, outdoor clotheslines
One-hedroom apartment $79, SO
Two-bedroom apartment $50. 75-S92
4242 4th ST. Sc. 10. 2-9776
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APIS. UNFURNIshED-vA.

A l1IdF c o',a pike =. FRED
now Beautiful and spacious living
dining room combination. 2 large
bedrooms, latest In kitchen equip
ment parouet noors, venetian blinds.
! bedsoom. sss.iSoI FOR INTO esili
f ii sia3ST GARDENS. h.. few
| and bedrm. units available.
Phone. Tt. $4,000 or come 70 the
non ave and Russell I'd
A Fo S slSss A mi I 81 R;.l f pi rias
except eise. Out wilson Sivd.. lsft
on Oar #; tight TO 1884 10th I'd; n.
ARL.. ROssLYN AREA - Lovely l.
s:s.T 'Pei ri It Il q bus. s a. a- sss
10 MINIS. 10 D. C., S minis. to Pen
tagon, on 3 buslines: nice shopping
center; cross ventilation IN al apts:,
LEE Apr ssar2 Zoo " T. Mssns st. T.
GIEBE ROAD-In the heart Of Buck
ingham is avail a 1st-n.. 2-bedrm.
apt. within stones throw Of shop
ping, SCHOOLS, tneater, buses. Rental,
S94 so. INCLUDES utils. IA. 7-6s60
ATTRAC. I-BEDRM. APT. in apt.
bldg. Pvt. porch yard. Mr.. tranSp..
shops. KE. s-62ss. -
ARI. S.-lst floor of modern ramb-
Ter. o rms; fireplace, yard and
bsmt. $140. all utils. IA. S-0255.
ARLINGTON-New 1 and lh-bedrrl.
apis. Immediately avail: 2 hIks.
from shopping and Fort Myers
Hail. Rental. SIS and $50. plus
utils- IA. 7-6660.
6-RM. APT, coumuting distance OF
D. c., 500 mo- incl heat and wa
ter. CAN Herndon 27e. -
bedrm., bath, kitchen. dtnette; flag
stone terrace. trees; 500. IA. g.
6125. "a
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/ BEDRM., FROM $76.5O
2 BEDRMS., FROM $3.50

1tEN 7 NEOUOED 10 1OJ
26i7 29th st, SEW, rn., bedrm.
GEORGE r. HANE, INC, 51A r st
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CoLoRED-1-BEDRM. APT. NV.
1883 IRVING 81. NV, S55
SAM ROSEY AID. 4-270O
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PETWORTH AREA

Efaciency and 1-bedrm. apis. Avail
able Immediately; modern apt. bldg,
COW: TO stores. transp., $50 So
$62 90, incl. all utils. Apply janitor.
All End st. NV. DREYFUSS
BRoS2 1913 18th st. NV. Ma.
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THE ROSEMONl

TIE HOSEMUNI
Exceptionally nice 1-bedroom apt,
conv. to Pentagon. # Myer, In
modern well-managed bldg: STA 80
Incl. heat and hot water. Apply
ianitor.. .401 Commonwealth ave,
DREYFUSS BROS.
1919 10Th st. NV. MA. S-05S2
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APIS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

APTs. UNFURNisHED-MD.
TAKOMA PIX, 1908 FLOWER AVE-
Liv. rm.. bedrm., lge. kit, 8 closets
$50, incl: utils. RA. 3-0O24. a
RS0,Ct akvI Newly dec: I nm.
ter 81 town. on busline: $50 s month nth
Incl; ntils: PO. 2-4296. -5
bedrm. apts.: liv, rm.. dinette. kit,
bath. screened rear porch; near
s ESQ pa enc s sa9pplns center' so6 to
Inn. FLOWER-PiNEY BRANCH shop.
ping center-2 bedrms.. cool. quiet
conv; loc.. couple pref, refs. utils
not incl; $S6; 70 3.6ss9; p
sSsa ST. fp cali siPst T. 4 Kit Hu aaS sfsa
TAKOMA PARK--Modern 1-bedrm
apt. nr; transp. and shopping CEN
ter; Call JU. 5.590o, -
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TAX. PIX. us Mapie;wood ave-
Studio apt, lRe. rn.. kit. bath
porch. all utils.; S4s. JU. 7-9oS4
SILVER sPRING-Newly painted 1.
transD.; vacant: $40. 10. S-4554
SILVER SPRING AREA-ouebec ter
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$S4. so plus utiis. A lot for your rent
al 3, featuring rear kitchen entr.,
garbage disposal: 90 cu.-ft. refgr.;
auto. washing machine connections
in kitchen: close to grade school
and express bus to downtown
Out N. Hamp. ave. about 8 blks.
past Univ. lane to our sign at
Ruatan ST., left on Ruatan l blk,
then right / blk, left to model apt,
1917 Quebec Terrace. Call Mon.
through Sat-, HE. 4-7733 or lea
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and OLD Bladensburg I'd. APIS.
BLADENsBuuRG AREA, bsmt. apt; /
bedrm.;. liv. rm.;;. tlrepl.; kitchen,
and bath. 500, utils. incl. WA. =
T2AkiooMA PARK, 1914 Greenwood
avenue: large roomed. ample closet
space; one bedroom: $3.50: utilities
Apt. Is Or call ~. 7-651s. WALKER
M. FIoWER-PINEY BRANCH shop
ping center-2 bedrms., cool. quiet.
COW, loc.; couple pref: refs; utils.
LOVELY 3-BEDRM. APT. on LIST H.
Close to schools, stores and carline
In EVANSVILLE; 500 per mo. A real
bargain. WA. 7-1594. HO. 2-7957.
UN. 4-302S. a
TAKONIA PARK-DE LUKE
/ BDRM., S79. so: 2 BDRMS, 500 so
Tremendous living rms, all utils.,
parking. S515 Greenwood ave-,
SAM RoSEY. AID. 4-2700
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-03
APIS. UNFURlliSHED-MD.

SLIGO CREEK PARK AREA
Silver Spring near Montgomery Blair
High School and elementary school.
Attractive suburban apartment,
picture windows. Venetian blinds,
parQuet floors. ample closets. kitchen
cilities. newly redecorated; 1-bedrm.
apartment. $S1 80 to $3.50 mo-:
2-hedrm. apartment, SOL so TO
$3.50. utils. paid. To inspect call
mgr, JU. 6.1265, --7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-03
APT. VALUES
ISL RALEIGH ST. Sc.

351 RALEIGH ST. Sc.
i bedrm.. liv. rm. dinette lit. ant
bath. $3.50 per mo-
1850 eTth ST. sc.
New bldg; excel. transp. and shop.
ping; bedrm., liv. rm., dinette
kit. and bath. Incl. all utils. $3.50
2s21 LINCOLN RID. NE
! hedrm.. liv, rm.. dinette, kit. and
bath, incl utils., S69.50
-. 7o9 g ST. Sc
! nedrn.. hv. rm.. kit. and bath
1901 9Th ST. s.w
2 bsdrms, liv rm.. dinette, kit. and
bath. $46 per mo.
GA MASS. AVE NE.
] bsdrm iiys rm. dinette. kit and
431a HALEY TERRACE Sc.
l ~ n e. Gao hy rm.. dinette. kit. and
Ii pANBURY ST. Sc.
bedrni. lily; rm., dinette. kit. and
1901 d ST. Sc.
/ bedrm. lily rm., dinette. kit. and
1885 Sd ST, NE.
Enc. apt. incl all utils.. S54.50.
1885 Sd ST. NE.
bedrm., liv rm., dinette. kit. and
bath incl utils.. $64 per mo
r. A. HUMPHREYS
Realtors Ma. 5000