davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Mother-I've hung the box of
tissues here and If you wipe OF
the mirror with one when you
splash on it, we will always have
q clean mirror.
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IrreeuIors Of NyIons

If perfect, 1.35 and los pair 3 par. for 72s
l44o pos Of rreeuo nyons from weknown manufacturer,
in shades designed for the fovote spring costume coors
Two styles either 81 gauge 80 dener so 20 denier
Proporoned lengths, Sizes 8H to II.
WGL-HOserX lst Floor
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Bedroom Furniture

I Blond Mohosony Group
including dresser and mir
rot, night toble and z
twin-size beds -l9S. so
! Wolnut TFoditionol
Group including vonity and
mirror, double dresser and
mirror, night toble and z
twin-size beds ---- $4,000
I Pegeh m e n t-Finished
Mehosany Powder TobIe $3.50
3 Mshosony Night Tables. 42.oo
I Modern Mople Corner
Chest SS.oU
I Modern Vonity Desk Of
driftwood- finished mohoo-
any 1890
Moonstone Oak Chest
oN-chest -------ll9.5O
I Solid Cherry Single
Dresser -----------IoU oU,OO
I Small, Modern MspIe
Chest Hl.UO
= Blond Mehossay Double
Size Bed 59.oO
WGL-Bedroom Furniture. 5th Floc
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Lomps at
Important Savings

I Wrought Iron TobIe
Lamp with White Pottery
Plonter, textured shade,
II" hieh-----------
! Antique" Bross TobIe
Lemp with green gloss
font. green fobric shode.
2o" hioh-----------
I Antique" Bross TobIe
Lamp with green gloss
font, ton fobric shade
! Block. and White
Wrought Iron TobIe Lomp,
black and white shade,
30" high ------------
! Block Wrought Iron
Toble Lamp, block shode,
triPoo bose, 20 nlon -
I White ToIe fobIe or
Desk Lamp, ToIe shode in
gold rose design, %" high.
z Wrought Iron and
Frosted Gloss TV Lamps,
pointed fish design in black
and white, l3" high
5 Black Wrought Iron
Lamps. weother vone type
bose and finiol, textured
shades, 20" high
WGL-lomps and Shodes
Evening star., 1954-05-06

Misses NyIon or Royon BIouses AS
We're 8.95 to 1925
ITS with and short sleeves collar neenes tucked
and cuwok fronts White pink, blue, navy Sizes
81 to SO.
Now
S. Pure Silk and Sheer Royon BIouses prints and
plain coIors Short and cop sleeves . . bow,
collar and jewel neckInes. White pink, blue and 12o5to
maize. Sizes 81 to 38 8------------------- 1926 a75
100 Pure Silk and Royon BIouses with short sleeves,
Jewel and strino tie necknes Prints and all white 7o5ohd
Sizes 81 to SO 38----. -.--------- 8e5 5.75
80 Imported Wool cordison., long -sIeeved. White,
pink moize and qreen Sizes "a to 40---->- 1926 IT'S
IS Nyon Wool PuII-on Sweaters with short
ssses szes 81 IooR oseo oo0ee 795 SIS
IS Wool, NyIon Orion cordisons with long
sleeves Red white black and Sizes "a to 40 8e5 e65
IA Half-Size Wool Gobordne Suits with straight
skirt, ound-coIIor jacket. Black, navy and
Sizes l6H to zOH 22e5 1915
and ao e szes 10 TO 9e5 SIS
W5L-sporsweo, Floor ss.4v
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Save Over " on Mems
Plastic Roincoots 1893

Were 4.98
40 in group. Lightweight, sure psotee-
tion. Reslon style. Sizes small, medium
end extra large.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
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WGL-The Mems Store. End Floor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-15
Mrs. ". b. Kirke Entertaiins For
W0man's Club Board Members

One Of the hghghs Of the delightful luncheon Thursdaya the
Candeght Inn given for the oc board members the
Womans Club by Mrs. Wallace B. Krke skt presented by
the hosesseS. ~
The s depicted typical morning busy club president
interrupted every few minutes calling
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-15
Mrs. Edwards Ne,O
President OF
Harris PTA

Mrs. w. F. Edwards was INSTALL
ed as president Of the Harris
School PTA at the final meeting
of the year on Tuesday evening,
May IL.
Other officers installed by Ned
Simmons, principal of Harris
School were Mrs. Anthony Ulchar,
vice president; Mrs. Reginald R.
Russell, secretary; Mrs. Kenneth
Knowles, treasurer and Mrs. Will
liam S. Robinson, historian.
Each received an iris corsage
and a similar corsage was pre-
scented to Mrs. Elizabeth Singleton,
this being the last of her q years
at Harris School.
TIE meeting was opened with the
invocation by Father Maring, fol-
lowed by the pledge of allegiance
and the National anthem, led by
Vincent Gehr.
Judge Thomas S. Caro- gave a
very Informative talk on liar
mony in the Home"
The retiring president, Glenwood
Sweeting, thanked everyone who
helped make his term of office a
success.
Following the meeting social
hour was held in the school library.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-15
Youth Film, Viii
Be Sho,Un Sunday
At Ley Memorial

youth For the Kingdom" a
Christian motion picture in the
interest of youth, will be shown at
Ley Memorial Methodist Church
tomorrow night. 1t will last an
hour, beginning at 9 o'clock. The
movie is produced and distributed
by the Lutheran Laymens League
missouri Synod.)
The story is of two families, one
living the Christian life and the
other not having Christianity in the
family. The movie is offered with
the hope that it may stimulate the
Christian Home, the Christian
Church, and the Christian Commun-
ity to dedicate themselves anew
to teach young people "the Way,
the Truth, and the Life"
Youths in the movie include Mel
win Shaw as Jerry Maxwell, Gloria
Marlen as Betty Weber, Mandie
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-15

Many of the leaders in the move
ment were exiled and came to
Key West where they continued
their efforts to bring about Cuba's
liberation from Spain.
One of the most famous of these
patriots was PHILIPPE Sanchez who
was called "Lobo Del Mar - the
Wolf of the sea-
IT'S said that Lobo Del Mar ran
guns from Boca Chica Key to Cuba
and his sloops would return filled
with refugees and sometimes SOL
diers of the Army of Liberation.
The soldiers camped on Boca
Chica and the willy old patriot ses-
tablished a 'basic training" center
there. "a
In the play, "Solita" is an ardent
patriot and even has her pretty fin
gers in the gunrunning deal. But
when the US government sends =
handsome Naval officer, Philip st.
John, to Key West to, investigate.
the activities of the Cuban patriots,
Solita, played by ViAnn Youmans,
falls in love with him and her love
affair complexities things for every
body.
ViAnn didn't ask for the part,
but when Jack Clarke saw her
walking past the San Carlos The
alter he said, 'That girl is 'Solita'."
The same evening at a meeting of
the. Junior Woman's Club, the
members were asked to help with
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-15
MOOres Will Make
Home In Key Vest
On Retirement

Col Alvin r. Moore andsj,is wife,
the former Claudia Demeritt Moore
have come to Key West to make
their home following the retirement
of Col. Moore from active service
in the u. S. Army.
Mrs. Moore is the daughter of
Mrs. William w. Demeritt, 900
Fleming St., and the Late Captain
Demeritt, former mayor Of Key
West and longtime thief Of the
lighthouse service here. For the
time being, the Moores will make
their home with Mrs. Demeritt.
Col. Moore served with the
Army Engineers for % years and
eight months. During most of this
time he was engaged in work on
the various construction projects
carried on by the Engineers. He
was in active. war service in com.
bat zones in both World War I and
World War II. Medals which he
has earned include the Legion of
Merit, the Legion of Honor of
France. and the Order ofyLeopold
of Belgium as well as numerous
other service ribbons.
Col. Moore is an architect, regis
tered and licensed in Florida and
4 H.
a member of the American Institute
OF Architects. He has a license to
practice in Key West, but he said
that at least for the present, he is
mot going into business unless it
doesn't interfere with fishing"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-15

koenig as Joe, Shirley Dobble as
Lois Webber, and Jean Ruth as
Carlotta Manson.
The movie will take the place of
the regular MYF hour, a regular
Sunday feature at Ley Memorial
Church. The public is invited TO
attend this very inspiring movie.
Concerning the movie. the Luth.
eran Laymen'S League has this to
say: To-day Youth faces a crises.
Our children need love, sympathy.
understanding, and announcement
They Need God Being mindful
that the Gospel of Jesus Christ is
the power of God unto salvation.
we offer this motion picture with
the hope that it may stimulate the
Christian home, the Christian
Church, and the Christian Com.
munity, to dedicate themselves a.
new to teach our young people the
Way, the Truth, and the Life"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-15
5azy5 3
Note Book N
~ IT,

Saturday: Armed Forces Day
with parade and open house
NJ the base.
Don't forget the big fiesta
next week. The time has come
for everyone TO pitch in and
help make this . really big
thing for Key West. II could
grow and grow into . Key
WestsvsEsian Of the CaspariIla.
land Tampa doesn't have q
play oil lie very own like we
All The spsopls who are work.
ing 50 hard are getting exactly
nothing out Of the Fiesta ex.
eept the satisfaction Of doing
q good turn daily land nightly,
tool More about this tomorrow
If Petronia doesn't drown on
her way from Fiesta hsadqvar.
tiers!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-15


The phone calls ranged from
renting the club rooms to a re-
quest for the use Of club equip
ment and complaints about the
condition Of the lace table cloth.
And what's more, every phone call
in the skit actually took place.
Miss Minnie Porter Harris on be-
half Of the board presented Mrs.
Kirke with a gold charm for her
bracelet and bouquet of red ros-
eS.
The new president, Mrs. Ray
Byrns was also given a bouquet
of roses from the board members.
Mrs. Byrns introduced new mem
bers of the board: Mrs. Gordon Sea-
grove who will be chairman of the
American Home Department; Mrs.
Al. Mills, corsage Chairman:
Mrs. sKathaflne Monroe, = welfare'
chairman; Mrs. T., M Dick, who
will be chairman of Possesses, Mrs.
T. S. Caro-, co-chairman of the hos
pitality committee. - .
Other board members who will
again serve the club but in differ
ent departments are Mrs. Ray
mond Felton,, co-chairman of the
hospitality committee and gift
book custodian, and Mrs. Bernie
C. Papy, house chairman.
Mrs. Henry Sands and Mrs. J..
E. Tucker, decorations chairmen.
II was also announced that Mrs.
Robert Dopp would be the sponsor
for the Junior Woman's Club.
Mrs. Byrns, and Mrs. Seagrove
will attend a workshop" meeting
at the Coral, Gables Woman's Club
on May "a, under the direction Of
Mrs. ]. Riley Stats. director Of
district IL.
Mrs. Byrns asked the members
to support the Juniors project for
the Fiesta Allegro y Beneficial next
week. The Juniors are sponsoring
the grand ball at the Casa Marina
on next Friday night.
Mrs. Orion Russell, finance chair
man reported that over $500 had
been cleared from the garden par
ty for the benefit of the library
and that contributions were still
coming in. She announced a spe-
cial meeting of chairmen at her
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-15
CLUB CALENDAR

EVERY Sunday <''""'-
2:00-CAP Cadets, Ponciana Community House +
3:So-Orden Caballeros de Ia Luz. az Amelia st.
EVERY MONDAY
1000-Gym Class for Officers wives Bldg 49, Seapane Base
800-Logia Mari Nro Cabaeros de Mart Elizabeth
S:00-Acohoics Anonymous, SIS Duval Street
MONDAY. May "
3:OO-Elzabeth Taylor Circle LIST Baptist Church
7:3O-Pythian Sisters Pythian Hail. 728 Fleming Street.
7:3o-WSCS Ley Memorial Methodist Church, at
S:O0-Juvenle Council, Clinic Building, Fleming Street.
8:O0-General meeting First Presbyterian Women, church.
8:00-Mehodist Men at Wesley House, 100 Varea St.
s0O-Lons Club Auxiliary, Lions Den, Seminary Street.
EVERY TUESDAY
s:oo-Ladies Day Golf Tournament, Golf Club -.
9:00-Thrift Shop Navy Commssary open until Il
6:45-Kiwanis Club, LaConcha Hotel
7s0Youh for Christ Bible Study Fleming
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-15
ELSIE THOMPSON TO
BE STATIONED IN
GERMANY WITH VAC

WAC PFC Elsie Lee Thompson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Thompson, has returned to Camp
Kilmer, New Jersey, after spend
ing a ten day leave with her parents
PFC Thompson is now quartered
at the Overseas Replacement Sta
ton awaiting orders to 60 to Heidle-
berg, Germany for reassignment.
She has been stationed at Camp
Kilmer since September and re-
ports that she has enjoyed her as
signment there. She says she will
find it hard to say goodbye to her
friends at Camp Kilmer, but that
she is anxiously looking forward
to arriving at her new post over
seas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-15
SWEETINC.SILTERIO
WEDDING ANNOUNCED.

Joyce M. Silverio, s21 Olivia
Street, was married yesterday to
Laurie E. Sweeting, 1410 Petronia
Street.
The ceremony was performed by
Justice of the Peace, Enrique Es-
quinaldo.
The couple win be at home at
612 Olivia Street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-15


the Fiesta and oXiAnn volunteered
to try out for a part in the play.
When she walked in the theater
the next night, she was greeted
with open arms. handed a script
and she's been "Solita" ever since.
1t wasn't until much later that
the director learned that he had
chosen PHILIPPE Sanchez great
granddaughter as the feminine lead
in t'The Filibusters."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-15

home at 500 p. m. Tuesday night,
May 10. -
Mrs. Raymond FELTON, displayed
the gift and equipment book and
gave a brief report. ut
The luncheon tables wde beau
tifully decorated with FRANCE
ments of red hibiscus. The place
cards were fashioned frtm snap
shots of the Woman's Cub build
ing, and appropriately, f9 a rainy
day, the favors were miniature UNI
brellas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-15
Son To Russeils

I Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edward
Russell, 902 James Street, an
nounce the birth of a baby boy at
Monroe General Hospital. The baby
has been named Daniel Irving. He
weighed six h., seven OF. on ar
rival.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-15
Great Granddaughter Of Lobo Del
Mar Has Lead In "The Filibuster''

The San Carlos Theater just about the most intriguing spot
town these days It's literally running with that commodity
the cast Key Vests historical drama, The Fbusers
goes into its last week of rehearsals.
The play for the benefit of and those who haven't
reading The Citizen lately based happenings and
during struggle independence
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0R Hit.. 0b bedrm m. rsisr, SCI. 30.
1920 Foote ut. ne. liv: rm.,. dinette,
kit, bedrm., tile bath. incl. refsr.,
Az 6Ist ut. ne, q sedrms., liy. rm..
dinette. kit, tile bath, $S6 Incl.
WILLIAM c. FAUsETT. elo1 Dix st,
me-, WA, 7-1121, LII. 2-6772. liz
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COLORED

COLORED
OPEN 8 TO 8 PM.
CASTLE MANOR APIS.
ISIS 18th ST. NV.
Completely Redecorated
HERE Is WHAT WE HAVE LEFTl
Two: 1-Bedrn1. Apis, $92
(Foyer. living rm.. dining rm.. kit.
bath, porch.)
Two: 2-Bedrm. Apis, sos
tFoyer, living rm.. equipped kit,
BATH porch)
For inspection, see MRS. SMITH,
Ant. No. lO5 =
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APIS. UNEURNlsHEp--MD.

TAK0MA PARK, 9 blocks from bus
f fTrnl si-s sSsy LIST a.; utils. included.
ARUNDEL ARTS. 47oo s1ss a.. MT.
Rainier--Excep. lge. 2 bedrm, apis:
viii redec.; al utils.;- S94 mo, See
MR.. ANTHONY or can ST. $4,000.
CORAL HILLs-Garden apis. Ct b. c.
line: 8 bedrms.: 800 utils. mel. |;
mr.. schools. bus. shops. 10. s-7oSS.
TAKoMA PARK-Mod. garden apt:
siI. sFG. AREH-Ssdrm.. Gy. rn.,
din. rm., kit. and bath; $50 mo.
incl. utils. 10. 0-7SSl. III
TAKOMA RARK - Choice l.bedrm.
apts. Ia new 0.unit bldg: $S2.60.
Incl; Al utils. Location excel. JU.
1900 Elk. RAsT-wRsr hwy. ;ust
west Of 18th st.--2-bedrm. indi-
vidual dwelling unit: duplex with
PVT. front and rear entrs.: cony. to
decorate; 500 per mo-. plus utiis.
ROCKVILLE III VII, = s on.-n edrm. ants: IN.
rm., dinette. kit. bath. screened
rear porch: near schools and shop
A PIE sasvnssiiE scs AFocosS S2os 4Ea.
Md. Next schools and Adopting CEN
ter; bus stop at door. WA. 7-276S
sI0l FLOWER AVE-, Takoma Pr
Enc. apt. newly dec: mr.. Wash.
SAN, cow. shop. and transp.. See
MRS. HRAMHALL Or eau 81; s.
COS Sin. sPG. AVE-. sii.sspe.. Nd
Three-bsdrm. apt; excel loc:; $500
mo. See Mr.. FORD or call 81; p
|TAKOiIA PARR. Md -bsdrm. apt.
SO to $50. 2-bedrm. ant. $50 10
$a5. NAY use own washer. eioshes-
$3.50. Or Fulton G-74B$
ROCKVILLE. 3 bedrmss Nv. ma a..
nette, kit. and bath. Tenant 3urn.
9as and eIec. $3.50 per mo-. 4gI-H
Dawson ave. (0psn.) 10. 5000.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHEp-p. 9.

COLORED--i72O YOU ST. N.W.-3
ished. WllI sccept . children, no.
2-2049. ACME RENTAL. no. 2-04O6.
CoLoRED-7s4 MORTON sr. NV,
OF Georgia aves--I,tv. rIn.. bedrn..
kit. bath. al utils. 500 mo. DI.
CoI0kaED-s LOGAN CIRCLE NV.
sgHsssS, Nh Isl HAn Sas HI 81 fen9lsBa
COLORED--13O6 9th ST. NV
rms. Kit; ssmibath: $47.b0. MIR.
MINI. AVE. Sc
bedrma liv. rrn., kit. dinette.
bus; redecor.:: S65. heat incl. Lo.
c sl1oiaEsDs NEW YORK AVE.
N.W.-Newly remodeled or bed
rm. apts.; $50 up. EN-. 3-91s}1.
COLORED--1455 HOLBR0OK ST.
Me-. mr.. Sears DgpleE bedrm:,
n.y. ny 81 81 s ss4s San Or pave sves saI sM g.
Cc0aI1oSRiED-N.w.-sevsral q and s
rm. ants. furn. OF unfurn.: Ieas.
COLORED--l3O0 FLORIDA AVE.
h II veIsEsse;t bI r al Adult sd d sas
$500 mo-. incl. heat and hot water.
See ianitor on premises or cali
c Oh siifOy; 9Th ST.. N.W.-New-
~ decorated, l large rm;, kit; and
bath; $62.50 mo-, incl. al utilities.
See janitor on premises or call ME.
csoIoRED--411e NEW HAMP. AVE.
rml., Q bedrms., Ire. kit, frt. and
rear porches, backward, gar. Can
d b sssn bet. aRd ag I'm sS Na
Q rms. kit. and bath. pvt, S55 and
: sos; utils. incl. adults. Call 10 to
4. v. D. JOHNSTON. HU. 3-4614.
coLoRED--soos END sr. NE. Apt.
1--One bedroom. S65 per mo. No
children chi. VIM Z. SAUNDERS CO..
cso Ssii / 81. x;w:a rms,
c st Hi o-SssS seth ST. Ne
Duplex apt, 2 bedrms;. liy rfns;.
c IHieist sne9 ss Ssh Sci 81. ST. it
a. B, near Ala. ave- rms, KIT.
Rent $50 so. For Inspection. see
Janitor, 2435 25th st. Immed: occup.
HoHENSTEIN BROS a DONAHUE.
CS SGS + B, = 2 1884 IIaisTpSESpiENpENcE
ave. s.e., Apt. 22--2 rms. kit. and
bath. heat, hot water and tanitor
on premises. HCHENSTEIN BROS.
q DoNAHUE. 652 H st. ne. Ii.
CoLORED--173s-A HOLBROoK ST.
N.E.-Liv. rn., l bedrm., dinette,
kit and bath. $67 so per mo. RE.
CoLORED-LOVELY 5-RM. AND
BATH APT.--Firepl. In liv fm.,
yard and garage, Only professional
Or Government efnploye need apply.
DE 2-2R4R ID
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EFFICIENCIES
AVAILABLE NOW

1s11 Park I'd. NV, Apt. No. 8. lse
i-rm. enc. with dressing rm. and
bath, utils. incl. $64.
500 Kennedy st. NV, Apt. 8, lge;
enc. with separate kitcnen ano
bath: being decorated; Se4.oo.
1442 Somerset pl. NV. Apt. SOB;
very large enc. with lovely eioset
space: $3.50, utils. incl.
1924 M st. NV, Apt. SOL. bachelor
efac. with Pullman Kitchen eno
separate bath. viii decorator $3.50
s7OS New Hampshire ave. NV, Apt
No. 8, 1 nm. studio enc: very eonv
70 all shopping centers. $40.
Jess Fisher Management Co.
l420 4 g. NV. k4. d-lell
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COLORED-N.W.
REDUCED TO $50
1903 KALORAMA RD., APT. 81
REALTY, RIA. $4,000
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COLORED-2 BEDRMS.
2211 14th st. me-, I'd. n.-With liy
rn., dinette, kit. and bath. Gas
heat. Immed. occupancy; key on LIST
d. Rent 1880. Call HOHENSTEIN
BROS. q DoNAHUE, 652 II st. ne.
Ii. $4,000.
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TATTENTIO N-CO CONGRESS
HEIGHTS AND ANACOSTIA
APT. OWNERS

JAMES CARROLL
3119 Nichols Ave. Sc, 10. 2-o40O.
4708 THIRD PL. NV.
Apt: 80 rms. dinette. kit. and
bath. gas heat, nice cond.; rent.
spection call HoHENSTEIN BROS.
& DONAHUE, $50 H st. me-, Ii.
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COMFORTABLE LIVING
APIS. AVAILABLE NOW AND OCT. 1
l44s SHERIDAN sT.AN.w., Apt. 500
-Large 1.bedrm, apt. with parquet
hoorsi $3.50 utils. incl Apt. open.
$500 14th ST. NV. Apt. 304--Lse.
1-bedrm. apt $7l.50. plus cleo.
i441 EUCLID sT. NV. Apt. 2o2I,
Nursery; s9S.bo. utils. Incl.
1918 OTIS ST. NE, Apt. No. .2-1-
bedrm. apt. $3.50. Keys In Apt. 4.
s2o HAMILTON ST. NV. Apt, g.
l-bedrm. apt, Just steps fren school;
S64.50. plus cleo.
$40 HAMILTON ST. NV. Apt. g.
Lge. 1-bedrm. apt. with front ex-
posure, In well-kept. modern bldg.
across street from school; $50, plus
cleo.
soe KENNEDY ST. NV. Apt. .22-,-1-
bedrm. apt, with dinette ana kitcnen
combined; S64.b0; will decorate.
Jess Fisher Management Co.
1890 x st. NV. Elk. 3-lSll
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IzI0 EUCLID ST. NV.
Two rms.. lit. and bath: cow. to
trSnsp.. Adopting, schools and Gay
nursery; SIS. CO. 6-2e33. IA.
0-624o, 10
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SILVER SPRING-Two bedrms.. cool.
quiet, COW. loc,: couple pref: refs, !;
utils. not incl. $50. 10. 3-6SS9.
OPEN SAT. SUN. MON, 11-DARK
Directions: Out New Hampshire ave.,
6 blocks past University lane to our
sign ct Ruatan ST., left on Ruatan
I block. right ] block; left 70 model
Mon. Sat, HE. 4-SS09. HE. 4-7733.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12

800 Seth ST. NE.
/ bedroom. large living room. eolored
tile bath, modern kitchen. Newly
decorated. AL utilities included In
TO Inspect See Janitor n basement
342 55th ST. NE.
. bedrooms. living room. kitchsn and
$3.50
Zee Janitor in Basement q
500 66th st. NE.
III. i. RUST CO.
1901 18th st. NV. MA. $500
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12

lilo COLUMBIA RID. NV.
Available for immediate occupancy. I
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SULLIVAN BROS.
1870 * st. NV. ME. S-4323l
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