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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-27
Registration For PTA
School Set For $3.50

Because The Miami delegation
will arrive . little later man
expected The school Of insfrve'
sion being conducted tomorrow
by the Monroe County Council
Of PTA, registration for he
school hes been moved Up from
2 10 $50 .. N. with lunch being
served ~ 12:Io instead Of Haas
Is previously announced.
In addition 10 the state off,
GERS. Mrs. n. q. cvnie. prssi-
dent Of the 10Th district, will
be in attendance and will take
part in the program.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-27
Marathon Girl Scout Troop Holds
InUestiture Ceremonies Sunday

Girl Scouts of the United States America Marathon
under the Florida Girl Council
tre the home of Mr. and Mrs p A.
Marathon Saturday evening" October g.
The occasion marked the first formal nvesture
Marathon since the formation Of the Council The the first
Marathon complied with all the rulings the organ
cation which gives members the privileges Of Individual record
ed membership international organization the
Girl Scout and the Girl Scout uniform insignia
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-27
It. John W. Robinson

First 1t. John w. Robinson, son
of Mrs. Camille Robinson, 31S
Margaret St., recently served on
the staff of the Seventh Army's
fall machine gun school in Ora
fenwoehr, Germany.
Lieutenant Robinson, regularly
assigned to the 5th Anti Aircraft
Artillery Battalion in Europe, as
sisted in training more than TOO
Seventh Army soldiers in the fir
ing, care, and adjustment of the
so caliber machine gun.
The lieutenant, whose wife. Sar-
ah, lives with him in Wiesbaden,
Germany. arrived in Europe last
April.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-27
Service
Notes
Cecil n. Arias

Pvt. Cecil H. Arias, wose wife,
Bienvenida, lives at 1924 Dewey
St., Tampa, Fla, is returning ia
the U. S. from Germany where he
served at the Bremerhaven Port
of Embarkation.
Private Arias, son of Mrs. Abel.
ia Arias, 402 Baker St.. Tampa,
Fla, entered the Army last April
and completed basic training at
Fort Jackson, S. c. His father,
Loami Arias, lives at $40 Petronia
St.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-27
Convent King And Queen Viii Be
Chosen At Festival Tomorrow

Two popular will be reign king queen
an day tomorrow Thursday when the Convent Of Mary
Amnae Association its annual Halloween Festival
Convent grounds &
Olga Yglesia and Joe Bremen Freshmen Myrna Powell
Mario Rios Sophmores
contest finals by their Convent classmates represent
and Frances Carlo and Fred Thompson Seniors
thu hioL.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-27
BIRTHS
Baby Girl Hernandez

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hernandez
announce the birth of their daugh.'
ter. Vicky Luani, in Honolulu
Hawaii, where Mr.. Hernandez is
stationed with the US. Navy. The
baby weighed 5 pounds, IL ounces
at birth. Her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Gerald Hernandez. live
at sgt Louisa Street.
Your small fry will love a "choc-
olate ZOO" Make it by dipping
animal crackers in two squares of
unsweetened chocolate 1.-TWO OF. J
melted with a half teaspoon OF
shortening. Dry the chocolate-dip.
ped animals on a wire rack.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
You Can Stop Smoking
the Same Way [ Did!"
Amazing New Formula Helps Break Smoking
Habit in S Days Easily and Pleasantly
. Soys G. p. Van Setback, Jr.

In a series of dramatic tests scientists
proved that in 83Go "a out of s. of
the cases, Bantron helped men and
women to stop smoking in S days.
And here is the wonderful thing.
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1t has no unpleasant after effects and
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Bantron was discovered in the re-
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with water after each meal.
This new scientific formula does not
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taste for smoking, or for anything
else. Smoking establishes a craving
in your body-Bantron helps relieve
that craving. Because of this, many
people use Bantron to help them cut
down smoking.
We Guarantee Results
Purchase one box of Bantron and
take as directed. If you feel Bantron
has not helped you stop or cut down
smoking within 5 days, just send us
the empty box and we will refund
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Bantron is recommended to the
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can benefit from stopping or cutting
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5DAY 1<.upasA
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DRUG sT0RE Acampsaa P'sdset
ORAL MAGAZINE. ocToBER ,. 1854
Evening star., 1954-10-03

Rsad Mr.. Won Sehooek's True storys
Mr.. G.. p. Van Schaack, Jr., ia lead
ing Chicago business man. He is an
attorney-at-law and member of the
Chicago and American Bar Associa-
tions. To encourage others who want
to give up smoking, he tells below
how Bantron helped him to quit.
''Our family doctor advised against
smoking cigarettes and told me that
/ would be much better off if ] quit
for good. Time and time again tried
to stop. Each time / became SO
irritable and nervous, that / started
again. It seemed thelesser of two evils.
Zone day a business friend told me
about Bantron. / said to myself, If
he can, / can!' With Bantron, was
amazed how easy it was for me to
stop smoking without the nervous
ness and irritability that accompa-
MED my previous attempts to quit.
After FIVE days / had lost all desire
for cigarettes, and just didn't want
them any more. And how much better
/ feeli"
PAGE 34-THe WASHINGTON STAR PIC
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
For USE

We are sure there must be peo-
Pile who would like to have US for
their very own children II they
knew about us. We think there
may be people whose home may be
made more happy because they
have adopted children. or there
may be people who have and love
children so much that they may
want more. We don't ask for par
ents with lots OF money or social
prominence. We only want TO have
what most other kids have par
ents who will look after us and
love us, and be proud Of us
The Minnesota Council on A.
doptions, representing all Mime
sofa adoption agencies, makes a
special appeal on behalf Of chill
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
Stevens Resigns From
Committee To Intesrate
Negroes In Jobs

New York CAMP --- Judge
Harold A. Stevens of General Ses-
sion court resigned last week as
chairman of a committee set up
to police the no-bias employment
policy adopted last year by en-
ployers and unions in the brew
cry industry.
The judge said he felt little
Roadway was being made and that
his committee was being used as a
front to mask this lack of achieve
ment. An immediate request that
he reconsider his decision TO quit
came from spokesman for the
Brewery Workers Joint Board,
AT of L, and the Brewers Board
of Trade
The committee was established
as an outgrowth of an agreement
signed last year by seven major
brewers, the union and the Urban
League of Greater New York. The
pact called for the employment Of
at least 100 negroes in seasonal
permanent jobs and the appoint
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07

ment of a three-man panel to rule
on grievances involving charges
of racial discrimination.
Judge Stevens told the league
ne believed that the bias problem
in brewery employment might
have to be handled as a commun-
ity problem. He conceded that
many groups in the industry were
acting in good faith in their eff
forts to integrate Negroes into
brewery operations.
The Urban League stepped into
the controversy after James Law
son Of the United African move
ment had started a boycott of
beers in Harlem which had no Ne
gro statesmen nor Negro employees
on delivery trucks coming into the
area.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07

dren of minority racial heritage.
A study made in 1853 revealed
that there were more that $50
such children, ranging in age from
few months TO IL years. Most OF
them were OF Negro or American
Indian ancestry. Many Of them
had been in boarding homes or
institutions since infancy merely
because adaptive parents could
not be found.
You can help Please call
any Of these adoption agencies
for specific information. Your in
quiry viii be very welcome. You
win learn more about the chill
dren in need Of home and the pro-
cedure for making applications
for child. II you know OF per-
sons who may be interested in a.
dopting a child Of minority racial
DeaSNb iDNiaNt"DH yON urge NuFiH
TO get in touch with an adoption
agency? Any one OF these:
Catholic Welfare Association Of
Minneapolis. $50 Builders Elk
change. Main 5275.
Lutheran Welfare Society of
Minnesota. PHO LIST Ave. s., At
54s6.
Jewish Family and Children's
Service Of Minneapolis, 404 South
9Th st, Ma. 5275.
Non-Sectarian:
Children's Home Society of Min
nesota. 2239 Commonwealth Ave
nue., St Paul, 8. Minnesota, Mes
tor 9673.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07

natural parents. The Minnesota a
doption agencies believes these
children the entitled TO have par
ents by adoption! They firmly be-
lieve this philosophy and are MAX
ing every effort TO find the right
adaptive parents for every child In
need
The agencies have no difficulty
In finding homes for the majority
of very young children in need Of
parents. However, there are some
children for whom there are very
few homes available. These are the
children beyond ,he pre-school
age, children with certain physical
handicaps, and children OF all ages
who come from minority racial
backgrounds,
Their plea will make your heart
ache and we hope IL will open your
arms and home TO at least one.
Here Is their plea to you and
you and YOU!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07

uses all Of his baby vile 10 show
them how much he long TO have
them want him for their very own
little son, SO he jumps up and
down, he COOS, he talks, he holds
out his arms begging them 10
pick him up. and oh. how happy
ne Is when the mother 10 be"
reaches down and picks him up.
She hugs and kisses him and he
puts his little arms around her
neck and gives her such big hug
that she tells her husband, dear,
can't we see about taking John
ME 20
The husband Is very thoughtful
and tells her she wants 10 be sure
that when she chooses Johnnie she
will love him az long as he lives
and make very happy home for
him. She says she could not think
OF any other child but Johnnie.
After putting the baby in her hus-
bands arms. she notices a kin
ship" between them. They are ms
happy together as she and Johnnie
were.
There are many more children
eligible for adoption, but II John
ME Ia adopted by this eager
couple he will be one more child
given a chance to love and be low
cd in a happy normal home.
First, he will be allowed TO live
with his prospective parents for n
year. In this period OF time the
home. parents and the child will
become adjusted and when the
year Is up heaven nor earth could
separate them.
While Johnnie was one OF the
more fortunate babies. Billie was
not, but he will hope the next
time, he too will find prospective
parents who will love him and
take him for their very own.
In the meantime. there are one
hundred Negro children to every
one family. Many, many more Me-
gro children are eligible for adop-
tlon. All OF these are being cared
for in temporary boarding homes.
Here is the plea of most OF these
children who are deprived Of their
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07

LESS THAN SC A COPY BY NAIL
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
WE NEED PARENTS

We have no folks OF our own.
Some OF us are tiny babies some
are toddlers some OF us are OF
school age,
Many of MS have been waiting a
long time. We are now in boarding
homes or institutions and we re-
ceive good care. Blu we need and
desperately want parents OF our
very own for keeps.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07

WE 10 JOB PRINTING Too',
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
Public Agencies
Non Sectarian:

Non-Sectarian:
Department of Public Welfare,
Child Services Section, III Uni
versity Av.. st. Paul 2. Mimi, Ce-
dar 3Ol3.
Hennepin County welfare
Board, 1874 Court House, Mime
apolis. Minnesota, Fillmore 1862.
st. Louis County Welfare
Board. 307 Court House, Duluth,
MINI, Phone 7-4522,
Did you know that the Negro
child is the hardest to place /?
Most of the Negro Children who
need placement come from the
Twin Cities and Hennepin County
has the highest number?
All Negro and all Indian chill
dren are good healthy children
and they need good homes.
The Adaptive Society is trying
hard to reach Negro families who
viii accept these children.
There Is one white child for
every 100 white families, and AS
we said above, there is only one
Negro family for every 100 Negro
children. Won't you open your
hearts and your homes to at least
one Of these innocent victims of
circumstance?
Our great present need Is to
find home for our Negro children,
Won't you be the first couple to
call and say YOU want TO be good
parents to one of these children Z?
This Is 80"
Use WANT ADS
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
Mother

Her throne In a rocking chair;
her regal robes. house dress and
apron: her royal anthem. a lula
by. And when her child runs up TO
her with a hug and kiss and
says, Il love you, Mommy." she Ia
happier than II a golden box OF
priceless jewels were laid in hom-
age at her feet. Mother!
This weeks This ~ That" IL a
plea on recruiting Adaptive
Homes for children OF minority
racial groups. Following Is an an
aiysis Of n curvey made In Octo-
Der, 1858. Adoption placements
made between January / and oc-
tober 1, 1858.
Won't You Share Your Love
with Met
Listen and we win lot you
hear this conversation" between
two lonely babies who cannot
make you understand them, but
we listened and hope you do, too
We win call the little eighteen
month old baby Johnnie" and the
little two year old. Billy" They
are standing In their play pen
eagerly hoping some prospective
parents are looking for children,
with whom they would like TO
share their love and home.
Johnnie looks wistfully at a
couple who are standing in front
OF him. In his baby language he
says, II am Johnnie, is months
old. / am big boy for my age
and a very healthy one am
happy here. but this is not the
way boy should grow up |
would love 10 belong TO you two,
want a Mommie and Daddy OF
my very own and oh would
love yon So"
The prospective parents are
happy as they watch Johnnie
smile and COO for them. They
think they would like him very
much. but they want to look
around and shop" a little before
they decide.
As they start TO leave. Johnnie
realizes he In losing them and he
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
Gets IS Days Fer
Driving Without
Auto License

Elihu Phifer of 679 st. Anthony
Avenue, was given Is days by
Judge Archie Gingold in municipal
coure on last Wednesday, when
he pleaded guilty to driving after
suspension of his license. He was
stopped on a routine check by po-
lice at Kent and st. Anthony
early Wednesday morning. Police
reported that he switched seats
with his girl friend while pulling
the car to the curb and tried to
claim that she was driving.
Phifer's license was suspended
for 80 days on April after his
second speeding conviction within
a year.
MI S340 TO PLACE WANT AD-
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DON'T MISS THIS!!.

Mothers Day Celebration Sun
day, May 8, st. Peters AME
church from to 7 p. m, sponsor
ed by the Youth Group. Choral
groups from other Twin City
churches will be featured.--advt.
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
THIS N THAT
By HAZEL UNDERWOOD

MOTHER LOVE
As babes. feel the touch Of love;
And like the by day
We feel the warmth OF loving hands
That guide way.
We know the understanding there.
The sympathy that grows
To follow US down through years OF time
Like fragrance from q
Her voice Ia kind and sweet
$50. She Is close
Beside me AZ His feet.
-Clarbel L. Thoms
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07

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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
What Are We Like ?

In many ways we are alike. We
need to eat, and sleep, and play.
We need love and attention. But
we are each different just like
all children. We have different
ways Of smiling and eating -
ways we like TO be held We all
look little different from the
fellow beside us. Some of us are
white, some Negro, some Ameri-
can Indian and some Oriental.
Some OF us are mixture OF sew
eral races.
Are There Mothers And Fathers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-06

ARL. No., mr.. GIebe I'd. and Lee hwy.
--Lge.. attractiyely furnished rrn.
Gentleman only, Semipyt. bath, pvt
ertr.: parking for cars. Vacant. S45
mo. ia. 2-5057, IA. 2-4311.
N. ARL., Lorcom Lane. blk. fr. Les
hWy.--Lge. cor. rm. Sep. entr. Ext
phone avail. ia. S-9137. -S
NICE RM.. semipvt. bath; Is min
Pentagon, Wash. Lovely N Arl. Sec
ton. ia. 7-4411. -0
LGE. RIM, twin beds. pvt. bath: near
bus and Pentagon. For refined
ladies. IA. S-6S53. --S
COTTAGE CITY, Midst d. next to
bath, dhle. exposure, single 81,
double $40. WA. 7-9403. a --I2
WOMAN MUSICIAN will rent lge.
frt, rm. to congenial business wom-
an; pvt. entr in apt. on 4-acre
fast priyils.; 10 min p: c.: 3 blks.
Lee hwy; bus. ia. 2-S745. --S
N. ARLINGTON--Nicely furn. bedrm
in apt. bldg; pvt. entr.: close in;
conv. tfansp. IA. {7-01n7. --s
ALEX home. cony. to air
young refined adults. XII. s-706S.
NEW HAMP. AVE. EXT, mr.. D. G.
hne--Lge.. airy rm.. pvt. bath: for
gentleman: reasonable. HE. 4-4645
Ice. DOUBLE RIM. in cool, suburban
area: wooded lot; gentlemen pref.
Call mornings, APP. 7-7356. --6
Ice, COOL BEDRM., with pvt. bath,
in Silver. Spring. 2 blks. from shop
ping center and movie: bus stop In
front Of the door; suitable for 1 or
.. Call Ii. 3-4443. %
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1910 r ST. NV. The Churchill"-
Mr.. bath. SIS wk. NO. T-9s6S.
Mr.. DUPONT crRCLE-compleeStely
water inT a Re a, .sfsE nv s1 Nm s SHRns
I22s M ST. N.W.-Se up for sgle
parking IS
4I9 9Th ST. S.W., l and 2-rm. apis,
well equipped, newly dec; $40 up:
S Snsoe included; infant ok. Me.
Ice. STUDIO RIM. and kit. s1e.5o
wk.; cple or 2 girls. 1908 Kilbourne
pl NV. no. 2-SS13. 10
1901 NEWTON ST. N.w.-Lse. attrac.
studio rm.; semipvt. bath: trees,
pchs. $50. co. 5-799S. -7
2sI7 2sth ST. NV. mr.. Sheraton
Park Hotek Nicely furn. rm. and
s eSaiss. D Ma's s4oa seefrisera'0r. SOBER
18th AND n. i. AVE. N.E.-Attrac-
lively furn. apis. / or Q lge. rms.
iull kit;. adj. bath. Suit. PA adults.
AID. 4-3163. -7
NEWLY DEC. STUDIO RIM. in nice
NV; hot plate. refgr.; express bus:
Ns ssq NC SApI EA; s-seassi; ~
liv. rm., full kit. conv. Navy Yard.
TO A st. Sc. Ii. 4-S949. -
BEAUTIFUL ICE. LIv. RM.-BEDRM.
comb; on busline; maid service.
e538 18th ST. N.w.-Lge. bright rm.,
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14I Iith ST. NE. 935 Mass. NV
Large, clean rooms; $3.50 week:
drinking III 100000
stove, all utils.;. $50. / rm., refgr.,
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1926 OTIS PL. N.W.-Nicely furn.
liv. rm., bedrm.. din. rm.. kit; utils.
furn.; $65. To. 2-3SS6.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp--N.E.

NICE SLEEPING nm. next to bath;
also, water in rIn.; near busline:
IS wk. Ii. 7-5536. -
|f2I N. CAROLINA AVE. Sc, ,41
18th st. n.e.-Clean rm., cooking.
priyii., quiet hse, So wk. Ii. 3-9S32.
lib END ST. N.E.--Nice large clean
rooms, almost new furniture; prob
Capitol and Supreme Court Bldgs. ii
Washington any where. Rates 7.50
week. II. 6-3692, ~
COLORED--4ss 9th ST. N.E.--Kit.
privils.. reas.: can be- seen any time
Mt. bath. No landladv. To. 2-s75T
COLORED--CLEAN bsmt. room fol
man: SIS week. AID. 4-0641. -7
COLURED--NICE bright -m., use o
kitchen; call after 9 p.m. LA. g.
4U41. ---S
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APTs. EuRslshEpp. es

T10 .. ST. s.E.--1 rrn.. kitchen, .senli-
door. rear, or n J. WALSHE. INC.
Ills Eye st. NV. MA. S-646a. -
IENT. FL. pvt. bath. linens and utLIs..
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apt Pvt; entrance: 500 per mo
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incl utils. OF. 1870. SAMUEL 2
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s as.as Isth 81 IN NV n En,e ant. i,rn
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I5D3O 18th PL. N.W.-Exeei. cond. I. 2
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bedrm.. scr. prch. LIST a.: $94.T5
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monthly. Cali Ii. 3-4633. -
l40l TUCKERMAN ST N.W.--west-
transp. Rent $40 mo. ~. s-4i60.
DUPONT CIRCLE-studio room and
complete kit near. bath: $40 mo.
Gentleman. DE. 2-0S64. -
NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE
2nd a., 'front.' rms. kit. and pvt.
bath. Enc. with pvt. bath. Utils.
Kinks REALTY CO., REALTORS
Ho. 2-677s Ewes. RIA. 6-S3S6
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ARLINGTON - Attrac: 2-rm. Art II
quiet home: newly decor. cow. loo.
cple. pref: refs. JE. 2-0152. -
ARL. Two bedrms. liv. rnn. leading
onto porch deck, kit. with dinette
tiled bath. ample closets. cool hTeezes
only: uttis. incl. nr. stores and bus
KE. S-581S. %
ARLINGTON--2 bedrooms. iis. nm.
din. rIls. Kitchen and bath. Redec.
Grated DUPLEX apt, pvt. entrance
n. ALEX Enc; Ice. Nv. rm.. kit.
airport. pentagcn Navy Annex
p. G. Avail .iinmed RIA. 6-ED22.
ALExANDRIA--2 bedrms.. cleo. kit.
Ice. liy rm. dinette. 10 w. Chap.
|BEzTfaiaiEs6A@MStod. 6edrm 1.so IN. rm.
din. kitchen. bath, screened
pch.; adults: S96. OIL. 4-lSS7. Is
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$50 VALLEY AVE. Sc. No. Q, and
4S5 Valley ave. Sc. No. 500 and
500 80; near. Boiling AFB: very NICE
" furnished. bedrm.. bath. liv.
rni.. din: and kit: front and rear
S-762l SUM-, call 10. 9-97SS.
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES.
INC. 1929 L ST. NV. Ma. $4,000.
TWO ROOMS, semipvt bath; no OBJ
lection to small baby: S132b wk
604 g ST.. Sc. Ii. 3-a6a2 tn
DUPONT AREA. --clean attrac. enc.
for or 2 In small apt. bldg,
S52 30 and S57 so per mo. Mr..