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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-10
Steel Leaders
Meet To Set
Union Contract

PITTSBURGH Up - Top nego-
tiators of U. S. Steel Corp. and
the CLIO United Steelworkers ga
thered today for a meeting at
which big steel was expected to
answer the unions contract de-
mandS.
The union is seeking an inspect
fled wage boost for the men who
average between $2.14 and SPA an
hour.
In addition the union is request
ing a guaranteed annual wage, i'm
proved pension and disqualification
programs and other contract
changes.
Although today's talks concern
only U. S. Steel, all the basic steel
industry is keeping a close watch
on the negotiations. All told there
are some 100000 USW members
employed in basic steel. In past
years U. S. Steel has usually set
the pace for all steel companies.
Negotiations began May Is, re-
cessing within a short time so the
company could study union de-
mands. Basic steel contracts ex-
pire June 80.
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Bell Descendant
Is Recipient OF
Free Phone Call

FREDERICK, Md. R-The tele-
phone company opened a swanky
new outdoor toll booth near the
junction of US. Routes 40, 240 and
$40.
The idea was to provide a handy
place for motorists to make long
distance calls on their way
through.
Walter Lanius, company mana
ger, stepped out and hailed a driv-
er waiting at a stop light. Would
he ike to make free call just
to demonstrate how the thing
works? The man said no.
Lanius stopped another car and
made his offer again.
Surely" said Mrs. Walter X.
Myers, wife Of Washington ply
stefan on her way home from Mer-
cersburg, Pa.
She called her aunt, Mrs. David
Fairchild, in Mania daughter
of Alexander Graham Bell.
Mrs. Myers is q granddaughter
Of the inventor.
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Two AUW Officers
TO Other Duty

1t. William Killefer and 1t. VIII.
liam T. Fuller, staff officers at the
Advances Undersea Weapons
School here, are to be detached
from their present positions to re-
port to other duty.
1t. Killefer, who has been at
tached to the school staff since Oct
ober 1852 as instructor in the of
ficers' school viii 60 to the USS
Cobbler for duty as Executive Of
ficer. The Cobbler is stationed at
Norfolk.
1t. Fuller, senior instructor in
the Air Weapons School since June
1852, win go to the Naval Photo
graphic Interpretation School,
Washington, D. C.
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Commander Rice
Takes Command
of Air Station

Commander Richard H. Rice as.
sumed command of the Naval Air
station last week, relieving Cap
tain Thomas Ashcraft.
Commander Rice was Executive
Oflcer at the Naval Air Station
from July II, 1858 until Captain
Ashcraft's detachment.
Captain Ashcraft will command
Fleet Air Wing Three at Quonset
Point, Rhode Island, as his next
assignment.
Commander Rice has received
three Distinguished Flying Cross
es, seven Air Medals, two Navy
Unit Citations and seven Area Rib
bonS.
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FOR CRYIN' OUT LOUD.
BY AuLD cLooTiE

me to be apathetic if such dire
consequences might result, woul6
you, Mr.. Meyers?
You also state that God gave u:
two ears to hear, but only one
mouth to speak and that the worlt
would be brighter if we listened
more, and spoke less. Well, the
world must be awfully bright te
the Russians because all the can dc
is listen not having a voice in then
government.
All-ineIusive cIoofie
You want to know "Who are we
to pick flaws? Are you trained
engineer as is City Manager Vic
tor Lang?" l don't know who the
1--WE" is that you refer to but
can certainly assure you that "I''
am not one to pick flaws.
When you say ''pick" you allude
to a selective process. l haven't
been choosy about any particular
aspects of their incompetence,
just let it ride as all-inclusive. And
thank the powers that be that | am
not a trained engineer as is City
Manager Victory Lang. / have
enough troubles of my own with,
out wishing that on me.
You say that "Only Christ was
perfect: and they crucified Him be-
cause of His perfection" Why en-
list the Lords name as buttreSs
to your specious arguments?
The Art Of Criticism
You state that it is easy to con-
denim; to find fault. On the con-
trary, it is most discerning art.
You have to develop a high de-
gree of skill in order to properly
exploit the failings of others. And
while you are about your condem-
nations and your fault-finding you
have to wire the bones of the ske-
letons in your closet so that they
won't rattle and give you away. II
isn't easy at all, Bill. 1t is a most
exacting task.
To wind up your letter you say
that ''if possible" we should all
attempt to enrich, ennoble and in
spire our fellow brothers thereby
bringing greater joy to all. Why
did you qualify that statement with
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-10

LONGVIEW, Tex. IA play
mate, s, gave a firecracker to 2
year-old Bobby Hughes yesterday,
telling him it was a cigar. When
Bobby Lit it, it blew up in his
mouth.
He was in serious condition in
Gregg Memorial Hospital.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-10

If possible?" Surely, it isn't be-
cause some doubt exists in your
mind about mans inherent good.
ness? I'm all for this utopia that
you have in mind, Bill, but before
we can realize it we have to start
at the local level. Those in the
higher echelons Of local govern
ment should set the example for
us plebians.
That's all for now.
Aud Clootie
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-10

There are more than two mil
lion children in the United States
with impaired hearing says the
American Hearing Aid Assn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-10

There are almost IS million cat
tie on U. S. farms, the results of
tive consecutive years of increase.
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SUBSCRIBE TO THE CITIZEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-20
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1900 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Emc. apt,
lge. rm.. cleo. rfgr. and grill: new
$40 week. no. a-S5se. 30
PRIVATE ENTRANCE. overlooking
Capitol ct Union Station Park; g.
rm. furn. apt; S15 wk. SOL End st.
ne. ia: h-OO1i, ia. 1886. .-22
1866 WYMONG N.W.-L.ge.. attrac.;
all cows; quiet; grill priyil.; refgr. /;
$50 mo-; Mt. Pleasant. AID. 2-2975.
NR. SHERATON PARK HOTEL
! Nicely furn,; water. refgr.; sober
l ss' N 81 81. N.W.@s11 so up: able.
$12.50, twin bedrns. Refgr., hot
plate: Parking. $3.50 week. ga
with side porch. refgr., stove and
AIR COOLED STUDIO. refgr.. grill.
clock. radio. TV, African mattr. Sd
SIS 2147 Est. NV. Elk. 3-6833.
coLoRED 1855 OAK ST. NV. -
Room and kitchen; In private home;
nicely furnished. TU. 2-3723. --25
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

PERSON; pvt. room; good
food; home-like atmosphere; transp.
OF door. JU. 7-7288. --22
BUSINESS MAN tired of rooming
houses or hotels: lovely bedrm.,
desired. Call CO. 5-49S8. Pr ).
932 BURNS ST: S.E.-Rm; and board
for mother with child. Win care for
child during day. LU. 2-1S56. 30
HOUSE, 1401 10th st. NV.
Cool rms, bus. people. students,
good meals, switchboard, TV.
THE MARIETTA. 1925 18th NV
Nice sgle. and dble. rooms for young
ladies and men: shower bath: lovely
home. Excel. board. Elevator. 21s
RID. NV, cool Nice
sgle. rm., SIS wk.: .dble., $12. Good
meals; young people. co. b-2493.
CLUE MASON. 1875 New Hamp. ave.
Live in q refined club residence for
ladies and gentlemen: singles and
doubles available from $3.50 per
week and up; incl. full-course meals
and hotel service. NO. 7-6770. 20
The John Kilpen Hotel
ID 1910 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
" block on Conn. ave, everlooking
Rock Greek Park pbie, and sgle.
rms. pvt. bath avail: excel. meals.
Rates SIT SO wk up. no. 2-3566.
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APIS. FURNIsHED-vA.

ARLINGTON-Lge.. cool efficiency,
equipped kit, and bath. 1 blk. bus,
bridges. Adults. SIS. IA. S-2634.
days. IA. 2-0l3S, ewes. pa
ARL., vA.--Furn. 2-bedrm. apt, 3 ex-
posures. good closets and storage
space: blk. transp. ia. 7-z4S7. j.
FULLER GROOM CO., ia. 5-9010.
NORTH ARL--2 -rm. studio apt.
cooking facils., pvt. bath; for two
teachers. Call ia. 2-66T1. ga !
BROOM FURN. APT, GARAGE. yard,
bsmt.. util. included; $75 mo. 5244
N. 18th ST., Arl.. Va, ia. S-7033,
SMALL APT, suitable quiet. empl.
cple. or one person; block shop
ping: good transp. IKE. S-6721r
COOL, 2-bedrm. apt. cyerlookins
Army. Navy Country Club. Conv.
Pentagon and Navy Annex. Buy
furniture in good condition and this
lovely apt Is yours: $50. Phone "a.
APT.-Arl.. close in
de luxe apt, bldg, beaut: furn. par:
insulation. Sl04.60. IA. 5-6534;
ARLINGT0N--Nicely furn.- liv. rm.,
bedrm.. kit, pvt. bath and entrance
Also studio apt. IA. $4,000, --25
B. ARL.--1 hedrm.. liv. rn.. din
fm.-kit. combination. garage and
nice yard. 500, incl. utils. 523 8.
gath st.. HA. 2-6932. 81
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HOTEL HAWTHORNE

HOTEL HAWTHORNE
2I3z O ST. NV.
Sun garden fan In every room;
reasonable daily, weekly rates.
COLORED = COMFORTABLY FURN.
pany and iD phone one p s1 c So
transp.: So wk. W. NO. 7-3727.
-26
SOLDIERS HOME
Lge. rm.. adj. porch. In pvt. home;
cony: transp.; home PRIVILEGES. TU.
2-4616. 30
ST. N.W.-Twin-bed
front rrn.; cow. loc.; pvt. Also sgle.
rm. DU. 7-6641. ---26
COLORED-526 SHEPHERD ST. NV.
Nicely furn.; good transp.; semipyt.
bath. RA. 6-5179.. ---26
- 4O6 ELM ST. NV. ~
Furn. rms. Call before IL noon OF
after 8 pm. Kitchen privileges.
~
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1851 18th st. NV.
One bedrm., liv. rm.. dinette. kit,
bath, elevator bldg, secretarial
service. $135 per mo-; adults only
Inspection by appointment only.
Call CO. 5-2559 or BOSS d PHELPS,
INC, Ma. $4,000. "a
COLORED-942 l4th 81. SCI rm.
and ki i, o share bath with ! coggple.
coiLoRED-es EYE ST. N.E.-one
rm., kit, bath, utils. incl; S42.50
mo. .2217 18th st. n.w.--One rm..
kit. dinette. share bath. utils. incl;
sos mo. ME. 8-4941. I'll
COLORED-1815 KEARNY ST. NE.
Three-rm. furn. apt; lge. yard; ex-
Gel. location; $50. Call Ii. 4-5716.
RMS, with kit. and
bath. In 2-family apt; vic. wash.
Circle; adults only; immed. poss.;
$3.50 per mo-. plus utils. oWo.
c0L05RED-soS G ST. sE.-Efihic. !:
stove, rafgr.; next to bath: newly
dec; SAT mo. Ap. 1855. 23
COLORED-1477 NEWTON ST. NV.
Three rms, KIT. and bath: 500 mo-,
incl. utilities. See janitor or cali
DE. 2-3142. .-25
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APIS. FURNIsHED-D.c.

TT sth ST. Me- bedrms.. kit,
Nv. .rm.. pvt. bath; $40 and S54.
Adults: no linens. No drinking. 30
Dis 18Th ST. N.W;-close In. down
s rss'' y rent ave See EeWSidens m mai,
adults. NJ. Asri S Of f7s.s2574os
2S1s nth ST. NV. on Columbia so I'd.
-Lge. enc; kit. tile bath, S67 so.
L ME- AT pAhkADRcacsoga 2 Ssmt ,iId,o
i104 18th 81. N.w.-powntown,
neatly ,i turn a1 apt. utils. incl. $50
APT PT.' H III SisasS MADE EAsY-I Ss
ing for q lovely furn. apt. at reas.
rent? Wonderful selections, ali parts
D: G; Let me show you. For free
rental service. call MANDEL. ME.
1918 N ST. NV. and t,oor. Open
inclosed porch; separate apt, nicely
tuTn;; $50. CO. 5-s849. ga
CONN. AVE, CALVERT ST.--Mod.
full 1-bedrm. apt; new kit, tile
path. utils., linens: pvt, entr.; $1O5.
4-S pm. 1888 Woodley pl. NV.
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. 1 and Q bedrm
apis. newly built; utils. incl: I'M
mSculats 18th and Col. I'd. vic.
vic. IWalx1RsD1iM AN PIX. AND CoSN.
D y aasn Ho sn'! si Sas n pvt. bath end
1855 cAEvERT ST.. N.w.-Efac. or
l-bedrna. apt. elev. BLDG: new furn.
gee res; mgT;; Apt; 900. ~
1888 WEBSTER ST. N.W;-Nieely
per month, RIA, -6-1 749. 20
APPLY 1744 LAMONT ST. NV
porch. utiis. incl; adults. Sio5 mo.
CHEVY CHASE. vic. woodys-1 bed
tifully furn. even to china and silver:
EYE, ses a sos. s AVIAN P ssDsi 1:
, We. e. Sr7sS$ aftss 9, r....-. 80 60
Incl usiis: ERNEsT r 4. I G6i0; s 81
KaIoR1lsi IA s sitso aND so.h = Wen
fSorrnn,, Ky w. r@.' nsdIr@. Iii bath.
MASS. AVE. NV. I1l1-Beaut. dntn
2 front view bedrms., dinette, uyt.
kit. bath: utils. incl. HU. 3-4i32.
ished for : Or 3 girls: N SIS. hVaii.
gol: GO: 5-2SSS. IA. 9-6349. 20
apis; cony. s.w. and Sc. ioc.; $40 up;
infants ok. NE. $4,000. 20
CATHOLIC UNIV. VIC.-Bedrm.' iiy.
rm.,. kit. dinette. bath: apt. bldg. :
nicely furn.; redec.: $50. La. 6-95SS.
1900 QUE ST. N.W.-Attrac. MOD Nv
rm, bedrm., kit. bath and porch.
Avail. immed. In apt. bldg. No lease
1426 ALLISON sT. N.W.-Nicely
iurn.. lovely hsmt. apt. pvt. entr. !:
~; A. rai; :d,,,t nedTTs; kbit, pvt. hath:
1868 NGLESDE TER-Front room
/ with 3 windows. double bed. studio
couch. desk. plenty drawer space,
utilities. large kitchen. AID. 4-7A94.
ga
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SCHOOL, PLAYGROUND, CARLlNE,
library and stores ! blk. from apt.
Liv. rili.. hedrm.. kit, bath and rec.
rni. IN full bsmt.: front and rear
sas .;s. i Sl' ' Wssss.s az
COLUMBIA nd, 17th ST. NV
sporcht SS5. AID. .2-s06S. IA
apts. available. $3.50 per mo. and
up. See Mrs. zaic.s Apt. 201, Al64
LivinGston I'd. Sc. 10. 3-4079. 30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. apt. mod
ern kitchen. bath; apt. bldg; highly
desirable residential Ut. HO. 2-6742.
1913 18th ST. N.W.--NeWly decor,
living rnls bedrm.. kit, bath and
porch 5000 mo. See resident
K9 RsRsSel ST. tmodern apt. hou.e,--
Lge. Hv rm., hedrm., sun rn., kit,
ss ss 49, Dawn AVN R frs sTTEzi4rs T 595
MI. PIEiAsANf-Near park; s rms,
kit. and 2 baths, flrepl., 500 incl.
utils. and Rarage. so. $4,000. ID
SOS INCL. UTILS.-Liv. rri., bedrm.
dinette, kit. and bath. vie. 8. Capt
tol and Elmira st. Sc. 10. 3-5400
,ANAC0sTIA-De luxe. I-bedrm. apt.
completeiy rsdec;; shop. transp
GABLES CO.. Ii. 3-6S66 or LU
1850 18Th ST. NV rm.. kitchen,
bath; 5000. rms. kitchen, bath;
$4,000. RAYMOND r. RUPERT,
l0lT 9TH St. NV. ST. 3-6464. Pa
Kitchen, bath. $50 SO. RAYMOND
B. r RUP 81 - 1o17 9TH st. NV.
i3ia SisaFD ST. N.w.-s bedTa a
din. rm.. liv. rm.. kit. and hath:
redec. See Mr.. Wines. Apt. or
tn. 10000. RA. 6-0210. --22
$500 18th ST. N.W.-2 rms. kit.
and bath, In lge. bldg. See janitor
or call TU. 10000. RIA. 6-92l9.f
10th AND b SITS. NV apts.: en-
tire 2nd a.: 8 rms. pvt. bath. en-
tire 3 I'd A.: rms, pvt. bath. un-
lin. ph.; utils. furn.; plenty closet
space; reas. DI. 7-4S90 after 5;
arr CHANNING ST. Me- rms.
kit. and bath, outside exp: all utils.
furn.: reas. rent: strictly private.
LA. 6-333S. -21
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 3 VA.

N. ARL.-MOD. BRICK HOME, 1st-fi.
bedrm., pvt. shower: cow. transp. !:
young man. JE. 3-7716.
ARL.-Lge. attrac. bedrm.. pvt. bath I;
near Clarendon; In apt. bldg. ia.
SILVER SPRING - Attr. sgle. nm,
dble. exposure; priyils.:: / blk. ex-
press bus; reas. JU. S-1Ib9.
SILVER SPRING, Md, Dale DIR. -
Pleasant, well-furn. rm., adj. bath;
ample parking space. JU. 9-4274.
rHE ANCHORAGE, Alex.---Nicely furn.
rm., pvt bath. 20 min to Pentagon,
meals avail, XII. 9-SS77, --23
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.E.

Mr.. CATHOLIC o., 1879 Taylor Ct.
n.e.-Furn. rm. with tel: young
man or student. LA. 6-16l2. 90
2115 9Th ST. furn. bedrms.; on
bus and carlines; unlimited phone,
Al Ty; rsas xy TstsS Du. IN 5,45 ~, ~
bath, double tor single: transporta-
ton good. DU.. 1886. -25
ONE LGE.. BEDRM, with pvt. bath;
close to transp. La. 6-2167. 30
COLORED- NEAT, stove, running
water; $40 q week. AID. 4-0641,
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Mr.. MASONIC TEMPLE
SPACIOUS ROOMS
Tastefu1ly furnished living room, twin
size bedroom, dinette, kitchen and
bath: modern, Well-kept apt. bldg I;
cony. to everything: SS9. 80. Apply
tanitor 401 Commonwealth ave-,
Alex. DREYFU6S BROS. 1919 lbth
st. NV. Ma. a-0ha2. --2l /
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ALEXANDRIA,

kitchen and bath: / blk. TO stores,
theater and bus, minimum fare to
Pentaeon and DC. RIvERvIEW
APIS. 1116 n. Pitt sts IL. 6-os69.'
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ALL NEW FURNITURE

I and 2 bsdrm, apts; with lEe. spacious
Beauty Craft cabinets. lge gas
range, freezer unit in refsr. and ex-
haust fans; auto. laundry facilities:
off-street parking; SHOPPING center
oe new ppsSsr s eonv street t ra 1pSn
and churches. Directions: Out
Nichols ave. to Alabama ave-, left
on Alabama to Wheeler rd.. right
on Wheeler I'd. to Waller pl.
70. 2-37S3 UN. 4-S500
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YOUNG WOMAN WANTS 70 SHARE
LOVELY firm. AIR-COND. APT.
EXCHANGE REFS. AND SHARE
ExPENSES. CALL JU. S-3477 FOR
COLORED GIRL to share apt. with
another girl; ali PRIVILEGES. Call
any time, tn. 2-6427. pa
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APIS. FURNIsHED--MD.

NEAR CHEVY CHASE and Columbia
Country Clubs and Bethesda Medic
cal Center. Call OIL. 2-3173. --22
TAKOMA PARK, 1901 Greenwood
ave-. corner Clayborne, 2h blocks
from Piney Branch shopping center;
entire LIST A.; 2 bedrms.; $50 90,
incl. utils. Apply Apt. /. or 2525
Mr.. WALTER REED-1st A.; liv. rm..
2 bedrms.. sleeping porch, dinette.
kit, bath; $50; adults. JU. 9-0989.
TAKOMA PARK-I bedrm., bath,
neat American kit; comb. liv.-din.
area; near stores; I fare downtown;
SS5. incl. utils. JU. 9-21SS.. 20
TAKOMA PARKS rooms, bath, $55;
2-rm. enc. $50: utils. incl. Raj
FELL REAL ESTATE. JU. 9-1103.
TAKOMA--Nicely furn.; liv. rln.,
bedrm., kit. with din. area. bath:
pvt. entrs.; 1st A.; block bus and
shopping. JU. 6-S545. after pm.
GROUP OF BOYS OR GIRLs-Hsye
you thought Of q whole house to
yourselves? Phone JU. 5-24S2. --22
LARGE AIRY 2-BEDRM. APT. over
looking Potomac in country home.
Furn. or unfurn. Garage, screened
porch. Utils. $S6 per mo. LO.
T-S141. --26
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-. HAMPTON COURTS APT
2013 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
Bedrm., liv. rm., KIT, bath, recep. hall.
ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
Newly redec.. nicely furn.. elev. bldg.
co. 5-bS3S NO. 7-1998
CHESAPEAKE TERRACE
Express Bus Selvice-One Fare
ONE-BEDRM. APIS. S95-S105
O-BEDRM. APIS, $112-Sl20
Immed. Occup. All Utils. Included
4242 4th ST. Sc.
Res Mgr. Apt. s. 10. 2-9770
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ROOMS AND APIS. 70 SHARE

ROOMS AND ATS. TO SHARE
1 OR 2 GIRLS to share NV,
2-bedrm. apt; reas. rent; well lo-
Gated. RIA. 6-S463. 80
THIRD GIRL wanted to share apt.
with 2 other girls; vicinity Sheraton
Park Hotel; $50. DE. 2-6262. pa
YOUNG MOTHER will share her q
bedrm. apt. with working mother
and child. Care for child. JE. 4-5314.
ONE GIRL - Private bedroom, share
kit. bath. small living room with 2
girls. Good location. RIA. 3-O4S1.
N. ARL.--1 girl to share 2-bedrm.
spt. With aal7 8 other girls: $27 mo.
Eoi an rs !; SHARE apt, mod, on
Mt. Pleasant line. French. Arab or
German speaking woman pref, Hope
yySoy IKE music avail. immed. Gan
LADY WILL SHARE large apt. with
working mother and child: day care
Of child. RIA. 3-0607, after pm.
Arm. APT.-Man will share with 2
men. wall-to-wall carpeting, window
fan. radio-phono. Tv. DU. 7-8367.
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-s.E.-s.W

HILLCREsT. d. C.-Loyely. cool fm..
2 CLOS. semipvt. bath: new home OF
CPL; sent'man: $40 mo. LU. 2-7s10.
sos NEW JERSEY AVE. Sc, across
! the st. House once Bldg. / block
to Capitol, Cgngressionai Library,
supreme Court Bldg. and railrd.
station; clean. comfortable, single
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COLLEGE PARK

hind Hot shoppe and shoppir,e
center; 2 bedrms,, full bsmt.. lovely
yard l blk. bus. S125 mo. Apply
sample house, 4214 Guilford dr.,
or call RE. T-246l, 20
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GALVESTON
APARTMENTS
NEWLY FURNISHED
LONG-ESTABLISHED
COMMUNITY

Nichols ave. and Galveston
pl. s.w.. near Boiling Field.
NRL and downtown; excel.
transportation and shopping.
Bright large rooms, full-siSe
kitchens and paStel-tile baths.
Apply office on premises, 20
Galveston pl. s.w.. 10. 3-42S6
or 10. 2-4474. al
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UPPER GEORGIA AVE.
Attractively furn. 1-bedrm. apt. In
small, newly renovated bldg. bus
and shop. at door; $84.50, incl. heat
and hot water. Apply janitor, 4312
Ga. ave. NV. DREYFUSS BROS.
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DOWNTOWN AT STATLER
1112 10th ST. NV.
Nicely furnished efficiency in large
apt. bldg. with switchboard and
j. 4. McKEEvER CO.. INC.
17S2 & st. NV. ST. $4,000
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CONNECTICUT AVE

Spacious / and . bedrms.. nv. rm., !;
utils.; switchboard and elev.: handy
dining foyer. kit. and bath: all shop
ping centere: children accepted
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Slapghter's-Dupont Circle
egls.. dbls.; from 50 wk.: elev.. s.H.s..
ph. 20O7 o st. NV. NO. 7.4660.
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HOTEI. 1A4n
CENTURY APIS.

11O1GL 144U
One rm.,t kit. and bath; maid serv.
circulating fan: S24. 50-$31 so Wk
144O Rhode Island ave NV
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DoWNToWN--sgle. rms. with bath,
eupAncy with meals from S65 mo,
M. Elevator, awhd.: full hotel eefv.
l426 n OF. NV. co. $3.50.
The Arizona post., 1954-07-02
New Premier
Of Sephardie
FamiIy Origin

PARIS (JTA). - The new
Premier of France, Pierre
Mendes-France, is the son of
a Separdic Jewish family,
while his wife comes from an
Egyptian Jewish family.
Although raised in a Jew
ish atmosphere, he has never
displayed any interest in Jew
ish affairs. Born in Paris At
years ago, he was educated
at the Ecole des Sciences
Politiques and at law school
where he became interested
in economic and financial sub
jects, on which he is now con-
sidered an expert.
At the age of 25, the earli-
est legally possible, he was
elected to the Chamber of
Deputies. At 80 he became
undersecretary of state for
economic affairs in the Pop
ular Front Government of
Leon Blum. In World War II
he was an air force lieuten-
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Arizona Post, July 2, 1854

IL Arizona Post, July 2, 1854
ant; when France fell he
made his way to North AT
rica. There he was arrested
by Vichy authorities and SEN
fenced to six years in prison.
He escaped, spent a year in
the underground, then fled to
London and flew bomber mis-
SionS with the Free French.
Back in North Africa in
1943, he was made commits
sioner for finance in Gen. de
Gaulle's provisional govern
ment. In June, 1916, he was
elected to the Second Constit-
uent Assembly and was re-
elected twice to the National
Assembly on the Radical So
cialist ticket.
The new Premier promised
Parliament that he would re-
signe unlnss he achieved a
cease-fire in Indochina with
in 80 days and revision of the
EDO plan by midsummer.
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as being exaggerated. He said
that Israel had not yet re-
ceiVed any direct information
concerning a preliminary
understanding between Mr..
Johnston and the Arab states.
No Threats
In response to questions,
Mr.. Sharett denied that the
American delegation threat
ened to cut off American aid
ITO Israel in the event the lat
ter rejects the Johnston plan.
He said the us. position in
this matter is that of a medi-
ator offering assistance to
settle a serious dispute, de-
string the development of the
entire area and the elimina-
ton of a possible internation-
al dispute. The us, he con-
tinued, is also interested in
a settlement of the Arab refu-
gee problem which is costing
the us. considerable money
without tangible results.
He said that at no time was
there any talk of Israel maks
ing territorial concessions as
a condition of carrying out of
a regional water scheme. He
declared that Israel would
take no further action in the
matter until full Qualification
had been received from Mr..
Johnston.
Mr.. Johnston, he reported,
had rejected the Israeli sug-
gestion for inclusion of the
Litani River in the regional
development scheme because
Lebanon, within whose bor-
derS alone the Litani flows,
refuses to agree to its inclu-
sion.