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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-24
Thief Gets $40
From Home Here

Police are searching today for a
thief who invaded a White Street
home and walked off with about
$50 in change while the occupants
were attending the movies.
Patrolman John Linehan said
that he was called to the home Of
Wade Fletcher, 9O5 White Street,
shortly before midnight and that
investigation revealed that a thief
had entered through a rear door.
The intruder made off with $40
in quarters, dimes and pennies and
Sc in almost-extinct Liberty-head
nickels.
A strong box hidden beneath a
bed was also forced open and a
quantity of foreign money stolen
Continued On Page Eight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-24
treasurer W1UBe
HomorsaAtRec1ptiomHer Here
Six HOnOrees
Viii attend
Cuban Holiday
Celebration

The treasurer Of the Re-
public of Cuba and five dis
tinguished members of Key
Vests Cuban colony will be
honored tonight at 8 p. m.
with a reception in the San
Carlos Institute.
The occasion is the local 'celebra.
ton Of Ell Critic de, Barre, second
most important holiday, marking
the day in 1895 when General Bar
tolome Masso sounded the "Cry al
Barre" small town by that name
in Cuba's OrienAe province, which
resulted in the successful war for
independence from spain.
The local celebration began
This morning Of 10 o'clock with
ceremonies ~ fhe statue Of Jose
Marfi, cvba's beloved "ApesfIs
Of Freedom" IN Bsyvisw Park.
Rites were also held Of The Geld
Star Mothers Monument, fhe
Maine Memorial and HE menv-
msUf 70 the Cuban martyrs In
HE City Cemetery.
The program viii wind up to.
night with the reception to which
the public is invited. At that time,
Plutarco Viilalobo, Cuba's treasur.
'er will be honored for his work in
fnrthering the close cultural rela-
.tionship between Key West and
Cuba. Mr.. Valalobo served as a
lieutenant in the Cuban Revolu-
|tionary Army during its long fight
for freedom from Spanish tyranny
Others to be honored include DR..
Enrique Rodriguez Base, who prac.
ticed medicine in Key West for 81
years; DR.. Julio DePoo, a leader
among the local Cuban-Americar
colony; Miss Benldes Remond, di
rector OF the San Carlos School
RaoM Alpizar y Pogo, Citizen Span.
ish language colunniSt and vice
president of the Immigrados Re
volucionario Cubanos and Mrs. lisa.
bel Lacedoylia.
A patriotic observance will BE-
Continued On Page Eight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-24
March TO Is
Tag Deadline

TALLAHASSEE N II you
haven't got your 1854 auto license
tag yet. you have until March 10
t. buy it.
The Florida Motor Vehicle Com.
mission has decided to interpret
Acting Gov. Charley E. Johns Is
day extension of the Feb. 20 tag
sale deadline to exclude both Feb.
90 and Sundays from the count OF
the days.
II was announced at first the
new deadline would be March
but with the new rehabilitation, il
T Continued on Page Eight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-24
Little Dolores
Fund Totals
S33l.54 Today
Organizations And
individuals Rally
To Provide Care
For Blind Baby

The little Dolores fund today 10
tailed $331.54.
The latest contributions were from
the civil service employees at Boca
|Chica, $44.05, and $40 from Orden
CabaIleros de MART, Logia Marti
No. 3.
Also turned in at the office OF
The Key West Citizen today were
these contributions:
Jose r. Valdes-$5
Just a Friend-$5
Clerk. inspectors and deputy She
riff at Precinct Is in yesterday s
voting-$S
Here are other contributions to
date:
Key West Lions Club 5000
Naval Ordnance Unit $500
Frank Bentley $500
Boca Chica Fire Dept. 1900
william H. Knoll 1000
Age Lodge No. 1885 500
Leopoldo Herrera 500
Capt. Shirley J. Carson 500
Wilson Walker 500
Mrs. Zerbe 500
Robert D. Lippman 500
J. P. Baillod 500
Mary Gonzalez Friends 14.56
Church of God. Olivia St. 1898
Little Theater $500
Anonymous 1900
Total 262.49
The Lions Club is sponsoring q
drive to raise funds for an eye op,
Grafton for Dolores Disgdiertt, five.
month-old glaucoma victim.
The fund drive was spanked BY
a story in The Citizen telling ID
the cfild's plight.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-24
Federal Credit Union Growth
Shown In Financial Report
All-Time Record
Tax Collection
Is Established
Up To January ii

The SouthernmoSt Federal Gre.
dit Union has grown to enormous
proportions according to the
monthly report of City Finance
Director Craig Bowen.
The report showed that in the
single month since its inception, de-
posits totaling S2,666.75 have been
received and that $2,l0O has been
loaned to city employees.
The credit union has SO members
who are contributing about $500
per. month by means of a payroll
deduction plan.
No county employees nave Join
ed so far, but they are included
in the charter and are invited
TO participate, Bowen emphssir.
ed.
The credit union provides a low
cost loan program for city and
county employees as well as pay
ing interest on their deposits.
6owen's report also reviewed
the activities Of his department
for the month of January, point
ing out that an all.tirne record
tax collection of 93Ha per cent Of
the current rot rad been esfsA.
Iished up to Jsh. 81. The taxes
became delinquent Feb. !.
Bowen also pointed out that the
city commission authorized the de-
posting of funds in ten-thousand
dollar amounts with the First Fed.
eral Savings and Loan Association
Of Key West. These deposits will
accrue interest at the rate of 81
per cent compounded Semi-annual-
ly. Only reserve and contingency
funds will be used for this pur-
pose and with the provision that
he receives legal opinion that
the ten thousand dollar amounts
would be covered by the Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation.
The report also shows that the
city's cash balance has risen to
81, las. 47S.47 including money in the
city's sewer construction funds and
l05-thousand dollars in U. S. Urea
sury Bonds.
The city's general revenue re-
ct.pts for the month of January
totaled 56.S49.62.
The sewer revenue fund gained
S11 $3.50 and the interest and sink
ing fund was enriched by Sc, ISL .35.
The cigarette tax fund produced
Continued on Page Eight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-24
Candidate Will
Speak To Jaycees

Milton A. Parrot, candidate ior
the state senate from District a,
VIII speak at the Jaycees meeting
at p. m. today. The meeting VII
be in the Jaycee club house.
Parrot. who is a guest Of the
San Carlos Club today Cuban
holiday-has just returned from a
fOur-day organizatiOnal trip through
Lee, Hendry and Collier Counties.
He said he now mas his cam
paign organizations set up.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-24
Aqueduet Dist. Commission
Election Sees Lowest Voter
Turnout Here In Ten Years
Unofficial Count
Sho~s Only 1000
Residents Went
To Polls Tuesday

In the smallest voter turn
out in recent years, five men
yesterday were named to
the Florida Keys Aqueduct
District Commission.
Only zoos voters turned
out at the county's II pre-
cincts. There are about 49,
900 eligible voters in the
county.
Eleven candidates were on
the ballot.
Here are the winners in an
unofficial count:
Paul +. Mesa 1112
Vance Stirrup - 99I
William Freeman - 964
AlonZo Cothran - 908
Harry NJ. Baker 818
However. the jobs these five
men now hold as a result of the
election pay no salaries and they
have no duties. Stirrup and Goth
ron are on the present Florida
Keys Aqueduct Commission.
A special act Of the legislature
required that fhe election be held.
The same act set up an election
on . $4,000. 600 wsfer-bond issue.
The bonds were defeated.
II the bond issue had carried.
a new water pipeline would have
been built from here to the main
land.
And, aIso,sthe bond issue had
carried. the 6 men named yes
terday would have had enough
money to assume the indebtedness
of the Florida Keys Aqueduct Com
Therefore. the five nam
ed yesterday would have function
ed, assuming the duties of the pre-
sent water commissioners.
According 70 Sam 3. Pinder.
supervisor Of registration. yesisr.
days ballefins was the smallest
in the past 10 years.
Pinder dug into his records and
found that at the waterford cleo.
ton last Oct. q, at which only
freeholders could vote, 2,349 per-
sons voted.
Here is the way the voters
turned out by precincts:
Precinct Number ~ Vo,o.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-24
Senator Franklin Outlines Four
Point Senatorial Program Here
Cites Jump
In County's
Population

State Senator James A. Franklin
Of Fort Myers is visiting in Key
West in connection with his cam
paign for reelection to the Senate.
He is staying at the La Concha
Hotel and will be here for several
days.
Senator Franklin was asked his
views as to important<matter af-
fecting Monroe County and this
District and among other things,
mentioned the following:
~. With the large increase in
population in Monroe County il
should be constituted into a sep
srste Senatorial District. In 1855
the Legislature is required TO re.
apporfion representation in the
Senate and with the background
OF efforts over q period of years
hope to be able TO get other
members Of the Senate TO
80 along with me in creation of
= Senatorial District in Monroe
County.
So Monroe and Lee counties now
are the largest shrimp landing To-
cations in the United States. have
taken a great interest in doing
everything possible to assist the
shrimp industry. At the 1858 Ses-
sion of the Legislature | introduc-
ed and passed Memorial to Con-
gress asking the Department of
State to work out treaty govern
ing shrimping operations in Mexi-
can waters and this has now been
Continued On Page Eight
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-18

marrying the former Dorothy Roberts just about cnched
the deo for they settled here when he honordbly
discharged in 1882 at Norfolk. Va They to Key West
then and he entered the plumbing contracting business
twenty-five Yeors of serving the people OF Key West ublY
ond well proves thot he mode wise decision.
49, No One Hurt
Any type Of construction hos ceroin element Of d-
ger-the everpresent possibility that one might get
hurt on the job. Thot no one hos ever been hurt
A. H. Wllms construction job is sure proof to US that skill.
core the best moterials and pride in workmanship oil pay
off, "A. H." feels. and rightly that he be proud Of
this superb record.
The Ne,U Se,cer System
Right now the new sewer system is keeping Willioms
ond his buster thon that proverbo onemed paper
hmger with the itch. As to- pipes me lod. teins
connections must be nstoled efficiently d quickly This
is your chonce nsol that plumbing you've been
thinking about Any changes you've been putting OFT cn
be done the time your home plGce OF bust
is being linked to the lines. Don't forget-HONE
plumbing Williams specioltY You nome it, they'll do
for You-unYhing from Agnes to Lizard in plumbing in
cuding emergencies
Pick up the phone while you're thinking about it.
ond coll $685. An esmote cheertuY mode. might come
pleasant srprise-ess thon you thought it would be-
in good mmY Whot surprises me 10 that twenty
Yeors Of efficient that hos been
hurt A. H. Willms Job Thus worth thinking obou
too. Thots the kind Of workmanship wont-dont your
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-18
Ex-Texan Williams Now Key West Plumber
A. II. Williams, Plumbing
Contractor, Is Specialist In
Complete Home Installations
By BILL GIBB

Hove you seen those signs the window
of ceroin brond of cor? Soys Mode in Texus by
Texuns." Well. A. II. Willioms is Texm. or until
he become Key Wester. ond thot pride in work
mmshp and product is demonstrated right here in Key
West euch time "A. H." In culed in to moke complete
house plumbing installation.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-18

One of the lcest of these installations 10 North Beech
Road This new home of the show pieces Of Key West
is only one Of the outstanding jobs Wioms hos occo-
pshed this residential This job posed lot of new
problems oil Of them solved by thu pride omd skill
Key Westers have come expect when they call him in
to service their plumbing or repluce it with in
stolotion. ~
Originally from Beaumont Tsxus. A. H. WilEams got
LOT of coral dust his shoes while stooned here Key
West os United Stutes Mone Follng in love with ond
Evening star., 1954-10-14
FARM AND GARDEN

CLEAN FILL DIRT, topsoil, sludge,
bluestone, hauling. eXcavating. grad
ing. Mr.. HARTING. HE. 4-5673.
NURSERY SELLING OUT, everything
must go. Evergreens, shrubs. trees.
equipment, fixtures. tools. display
stands, awnings. fire extinguishers
right away. SLIGO GARDEN MART,
Es7I3 Ga. ave. Silver Spring. Md.
VIRGIN ToPsoIL, best quality. any
quantity: immed; del; FLEMING
LANDSCAPE SERVICE, UN. 4-464s.
RuLLDoZERs for grading. excavat.
ing. land clearing: free estimates
Call UN 4-s533: night AP 7-n5as
AZALEAS, hardy field grown. soc and
faSps2ap,lff! fap sSl9 lfth .Sn St Ttrr Fs SERVICE
azaIeas. FousE d Bid. JE 4-n646
JE 2-"s43, JE 2-Os7S
VERY GOOD, RICH TOPsOIL for
lawns and greenhouses: very reason
able. Gail 10. S-4933.
AzALEAS; S.L s5c ws,;, eai or SIS per hun
$3.50 per hundred. Flagstone and
stepping stones. lc per pound. CAP
I'd. n e. u i-0,a,3 -f5
SOD BLUE GRASS to purchase b,
acre in field. Lower MONTGOMERY Of
Howard County. HA. 2-3522. la
TOP. SOIL. so bushels. $40. or l0(
bushels. S19. delivered. CAPITOi
NURSERY. Ii. 4-n423. lib
TOPSOIE., dark rich loan: ideal fol
rlawns. flowers and greenhouses; u;
tons. sic delivered. Lo. 7-T4s7
cow MANURE. well rotted, $40 pc,
Is bu.: $50 per 10 bu.; 81 pei
k5 bu. Spruce 3-1716. ewes. -1j
TOPSOIL that can be handled witt
q rake; and COW manure. JE
Evening star., 1954-10-14
APTs. FURNIsHED--vA.

ARLl,Ssdrm. RI apt: in n,,I mod; xss; apt
cleo. sos. S9s. Adults. ia. 2-189o.
ATTRACT. s-RM. APT. COW. loo. in
sesident,al S,dd aEea; n y a Arl.; utils. incl.
theaters rms Is c1nu n lqs Pentascn sSs shond and
p. G., ia. 2-6456; after 8. ga.
FALLS ns' CHURCH, on busline - :i-rm.
apt; completely furnished. including
all utilities; adults only; 500 per
month; now available. Call JE.
AIExANiDR1A-Beaut. II a-bedrm. ap apt.
din. ,rm, super elec. kit. auto.
snssSa th,pS; furn with ANTIQUES; rsaSI IE.
ARI,-1 bedrm.. liv. rm., din. ell: kit.
500 mo-, utils. incl. AID. 4-9257.
ARL.. NEW BLDG.-Nr Hecht's: l.
bedrm.. new, mod. furn., 8 expos
ures. extra closet space: washer.
az dryer s-5so4 il bsmt'; sllo' incl. Ia utils'
NEwEY HAi DEC DEC. liv. rm., bedrm., kit.
and bath. avail. immed., maid serv-
ice if desired, conv: to- Pentagon
and Navy Annex: 500 per mo.
incl, utils. Call ia. 5-e197 OF, ia.
ARIiNGToN, vA.-Basement; rm..
working cple, preferred. ia. 2-5666.
LIV. RM.. bedrm, dinette-kit., bath;
nicely furnished; lge. closet; yd.
parking; mr.; Pentsgoon and stores.
Evening star., 1954-10-14
ALTURAS HOTEL.

single and double rms. pvt. batlas
or running water: dining room,
elevator and switchboard; 80 day IN;
weekly rates HU. 3-6li6.
HOTEL l440
Rms. with running water. phone and
elev. sery.. Sl0.b0-Sl7.50 wk. 144O
Rhode Island ave. NV.
= CLEAN. comfortable
room; cl9ss s ,iTa g tTonsp. 1910 assss lSth
cOLORED-G4o FARRAGUr ST. NV,
-Beaut. master frt. bedrm.: accept
cple. with child, or man. TU. 2-l46s.
coLoRED-ARE you looking for + 4
nave one With al 4oee conysnisness susrase 1os
L ST. NV. co. 5-SsS6. l5s
C0LORED-LGE. DBLE. RM. or sgle..
mr.. 14th. st. carline, 18th st. bus;
unfurn. II desired. RIA. 6-237s aft; 5.
PARR-
s n front nm .IsI..E s porpsn p. ssTT,se
coioREp@LGE. 81 glenssi Ger FiRoNr 4 RIM. nice
neighborhood. PRIVILEGES. To; 2
ccSIISo,RED cIS,E - 1918 CLIFTON ST.
sl1, sstI ..a .lS issal1 2p19 s b.as ssos1Ps
- sgle..
dble. and l.h.k.: empl. men; refs;
reas. l441 Clifton. HU. 3-9197.
coLoRED-ieoo EUCLID Nv
fsses hss ssmifuTNn N r; sxt hath; hath ldIS
4-S04S or Ii. 3-6873. --I7
COLORED--NICE FRONT rooms,
with one kit. next to bath. cpl. HO.
2-5620. after 8 pm.
Evening star., 1954-10-14
APIS. FURNIsHED-p.c.

ATTRAC. Tv APTs., S16 wk. up: child
or baby welcome; also hskpg; rms,
reas l10l nth So. NV DI, 7-7SSS.
GEORGETOWN. 1880 Que st. NV
bedrms.; In apt. bldg. See tanitor
after d RE, 7.32l6.
DUPONT AREA--Unls sual apt, .attr:
furn.. pvt. entr.,. liv. rm., kit. 4
sgle bedrms.. bath: suitable per
sons: DU. 7-2326 or OIL. 4-1312.
Mr.. G. W. u, SOS 19th st. NV
Newly redec. bsmt. apt, pvt. bath:
2 or 8 adults; S75, utils. incl.
NV, 1900 blk: S7O: another. Ga.
ave-: S74.35 mo: couple. RA. 3-1Ss3.
144s OAK ST. N.w.-s bedrms. in
loc.: $50 mo. ia. 9.05SS. -15
CATHOLIC UNIV. vIC.-Bedrm., liy.
rm.. kit, dinette. bath; apt; bldg,
nieelv furn.; redec.; $50. LA. 6-95aa.
iii Sth ST. Ne pedrms.. KIT.
and dining .rrn. comb, pvt. bath;
no linens; adults; no drinking lis
BEACON APTS.. 1901 Calvert Ct.
p.w.. elev.--1 bedrm., liv. rnl.. XII.
bath, S7O. utils incl. EN-. 3-90T
ExQUIsITELY FURN.. modern apt !,
has 2 baths; accommodate TO )
adults: lovely area: 5000 N. Dakota
ave. NV. RA. 6-7641. IL
Evening star., 1954-10-14
$3.50 WEEK
ROOMS WITH BOARD

HOUSE. 1401 18th NV
Ideal loc.: large frt. rm. and rm. to
share; good meals; switchboard.
UPPER 18th ST. N.W.-Twin-bed rm.,
in pvt. home; employed adult; school
cohGMBfS sSllG Efls0%s RD. NV, s0sSl ssSSol-Nicss
sgle rms. SIS wk.; dbles., S12;
good meals; yng. people. CO. 6-2493.
15s
TIE MAR-LEETA, 1925 18th st. NV.
Lovely single and double rooms
for Young ladies and young men:
1897 18th ST. N.W.--Larse room,
pvt. bath; single room: young man
to share room with another man.
Evening star., 1954-10-14
ROOMS FuRN.-MD. g VA.

COTTAGE CITY, MD.-lst H.. mex,
to bath. double exposure. / person
81 DBIE:s s1S AND va sGLe. 5Ig4oSi iarn. a9 rm!;
blk. busline. Hecht's shopping center;
empl. adults pref. ia. 2-6I29. III
rm., with twin beds,
for l or 2 gentlemen; very conv. and
reas. TIE. 6-S214. IA
ARL., In apt. bldg.-Bedrm. and bath,
pvt. entr.; close shop. and transp.;
soom for employed sirl:
kit. and laundry privileges; on bus
line. Call KE. S-6S22. -1g
SILVER SPRING-Sgle. or dble. rm.
with pvt. bath, pvt. entr. see
by appt. only. JU. 9-T017. -15
ROOM in new home; some privileges;
close Clarendon Circle shoppins and
Evening star., 1954-10-14
APTs. FURNISHED. c.

l645 CONN. AVE N.W.-Lovely 3 rms.
and bath; everything furn. AID. g
1641 until 6 p.m.; Sundays and
eyes,. DE. 2-404l. liz
1890 BILTMoRE ST. N.w.-Front
utils I'M. 3-9077. -I5
ONTARIO RD. AND 18th N.w.-Liv.-
bedrm.. kit. and bath. mod; furnH
In apt. bldg: 500. DE. 2-6060,.
1873 LAMONT ST. NV. - Newly
furn. de luxe 4 rms, bath. garden.
porches. Open. OIL. 4-3549. ,-17
GEORGETOwN.-Lge. liy. rm.. 2 bed
or 3 adults. $165 incl. utils. Ho.
LSSpoN a,Sfs5, HALL APT. HOTEL. i111ss
18th st. n.w.-Efhc. bed-liv. rm..
Sit;. bath; day or week. MA; g.
conn. AVE. mr.. Mayfiower Hotel. in
lge; apt. bldg.-1 rm., kit. bath.
Sri. Ne. 2ias-2 rms.
kit. bath. pvt. entr.; no linens, $50.
soes 18th ST. N.w.-Lge, bedrm..
liv., rn1;. comb. KIT; sdinetts, furn.'
incl, utils. See RESIDENT NAN
18Th sAH AND COL. RID. N.w.-Immac.,
2 bedrms.. tastefully furn.. new,
NICELY a FuRN. EFfICfENcIEs; utils.,
ave. I NV. CO. 5-5oo4. GI5
THOMAS CIRCLE
All neUlv deporQted. . rooms kitchen
Evening star., 1954-10-14
GOLD
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOXER, male. fawr, Il mos: UTz
line, best pedisree; Axe registered.
GHIPPING CRATES, dogs. cats. etc.
All sizes lightweight. low cost. 721
Oglethorpe NV. RA 6-3445
COCKER PUPS. champion bloodline.
teddy bear type; bred for person.
Nlity. 1915 Hamilton St, w.
.Hyattsville. Md. WA. 7-227s. 10
FIVE BEAUTIFUL, 6-wk-old Great
Dane pups for sale at $50 each.
KOESTERS BAKERY, Waldorf. Md.
POINTERS; . males and .
females. - yrs. old pure bred no
papers: from excel hunting stock;
ready to hunt. Phone DU. 5-1nS6.
COCKERS-Champion sired. un-
usual. ,-ne rods. sell to adults only.
ia. 2-6I O6 after 8 pm.
MIN. POODIES. small. 3 months old:
HO. 2-3456 between 9 and IL am.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS: black, red.
Ablond, Axe, pedigreed. KI. 9-09SU.
BOXER PUPPIES, z wks. old. Axe
reg.. fawn.; female and = males.
5435 Kansas ave. NV. ia. 9-60lS.
-l7
Evening star., 1954-10-14
The John Kilpen Hotel

231n ASHMEAD PL. NV.
"a block of Conn ave. az 230O. over
looking Rock Greek Park. Dble. and
sRle rms. pvt. hath avail: excel
meals. Rates S17.50 wk. up. HO.
2-3566.
COLORED-THE OMEGA INN
SO UP; double, $3.50 up:
room and 2 hot meals daily, $3.50
Up. Special dining rm. rates for
students. 1910 14th st. NV, DE.
2-S4O9. -17
Evening star., 1954-10-14

WASHING MACHINE. GE wringer
type with timer and pump; excel.
cond.; reasonable. LO. 7-02S9. 81 s
WASHING MACHINE, automatic:
Hamilton dryer: excellent condition.
WO.s 6-4S66. I'D
gal; new. $50; also used sas stove
and reigr.. SIS ca. OIL. 6lS0S3.
MOTOR0LA radio transmitter set for
S29. Valuable rare books, antiques,
picture frames, beautiful wall tapes
try, 0xl2. Collection of blacksmith
tools, onyx marble-top table. electric
HKeener LII 6-&Qfi4 Ia
Evening star., 1954-10-14
APTs. UNFURNIsHED-D.c.

sHIPLEY PARK-one and Z bedrm.
extra large rms. picture windows.
plenty Of closet space. storage rms.
and laundry facilities; conv. to bus.
schools and shopping center. Once
located at a4oo 26th st. Sc. 10
s51s 18th ST. N.w.-Newly dec.
saSo and s7S apd pef %S See 'pss
S56.5o. plus utils.,
new with pvt entrance, spacious
liv. and sleeping rm., dining alcove.
modern kitchen with garbage dis
posal. extra-lge. storage and dress
ing closet. Phone 10 3-4040.
SI6 18th ST. NV, DOWNTOWN
rms, kit. bath; $50 per mo. j.. c.
WELDON CO., ME. S-3011. --15
BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert st. NV.
mr.. 18th and Columbia rd.-Eley. !.
and BE1RMs' batb' EM, w. ars677 r%; ain' fm' KIT
$40 4th ST. N.W.-Furnished or un;
furnished apts.; one efficiency. and
also one-bedrm. apt; conv. down
town location. See resident MANAGER
in rear bsmt. or phone Ma. s-4sls
ONE BEDRM., liv. rm., kitchenette
dinette and bath; newly dec; $5s
CO. 6-7269. Ia
1851 LAMONT ST. N.w.-Moderr
apt. bldg; eficiency apt. heat and
st.d hot water 1sz e furnished mis- newly deco eco
21. VIM. J. DAVIS, INC. 500 Il
st. NV, MA. S-3556. la
THE ELDON. at 10th and L SITS. NV
Comfortable and spacious bedrm
aptS. now avail. at this conv. loca-
tion; nice room layout. storage and
ns4, hsat Mo- No. by RS d. 9s3 y or y SHAN
81 ToRREsTER ST. s.w.-4-rm. apt
All utils. furn. DON BLAIR, RA
6-94Q0 or RA. 3-4192.
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV
Atssc s,sdo apt noSs Tessnsy M Fsdeso
rs;tS stier AND I p'oi OGDEN N.w.-De luxe ?.
bedrm, apt, extra lge. liv: rm.
full din. .rm.. screened porch, ga;
AAUEgRsISAcH gsI a. CO, DI. 7-65o1. Tu
QUaSDRYe UaaSSfDgRYe Then visit 5000 4th st.
s.e. fbetween Atlantic st. and Valley
ave.)-Big 1-bedrm. apis. CASTE
fully decoratedJ. now ayailable;
BOo.DU, 1NCLs ALL VI 1L4 j 4Es0,
colorful tiled bath and ample closet
space; automatic laundry facilities;
express bus transportation to down.
down IN block. Call res. mgr. Mr..
Denison, 10. 2-gS47 or SHANNON
4 LUCHS co. 724 14th st. NV,
ANAcosTiAopupiex; M STA 2 rms. kit.
and bath: utils furn.: newly dec:
S66.50; no children. LU. 1904.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lse. l.
pedrm. apt. air cond.. firepl.. book
shelves. SI25 mo. OIL. 6-5f66. Ia
Sc. SECTION, Just of MINI. ave-
Bedrm., liv. rm., dinette, kit, bath;
$50 to S6T per mo-, incl. utils. Call
WEAVER BROS, INC, Dl. 7-S3O0
1889 ONTARIO PL. N.w.-Liv. rm..
bedrm.. kit. and bath: $50. Man
aser OF Apt 10. Call Wo. 6-Si01.
a-RM. AND BATH APT. e14a K st.
NV: $3.50 per mo-, incl. all utils.
Apply 215l X st. n.wa RE. f-2461.
40 CHESAPEAKE sT. s.E.-Brand-
new apt. house. 2-bedrrn. apts.. gar
bage disposal: air-conditioned mod
ern apts., conv. to everything. JUST
2 LEFT. Call MR.. DuVALL, pI,
7-640o. --lk
Evening star., 1954-10-14
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

5000 QUE ST. N.W.-Nicely furn..
warm, Ink. rm.. bus at door: double
rpoS Or s,nsls srr1hio Ar 4-sSi7. r.,aS-11S5,,,
clock-radio, TV. air-foam matt. 2147
r st. NV. S7-S15. Ex. 3-6633..
lis
1918 KENYON N.W.--Beaut. a-rm.
Ink. apt. al ntils;, linen service;
DNTN., 928 G PL. NV. - Hskpg. or
slpg.; clean, decent. light, pleasant:
81 wk. up: day tourists welcome.
e539 18th ST. -N.w.-Lge. light front
rm.. din. alcove. stove, refgr.: utils.
furn.; S11 wk. DE. 2-1675. lie
$3.50 WEEK
First floor, lRe. rm. and kitchenette:
running water; elec. refgr.. gas
range; I block off Conn.,; walking
distance dntn. 1925 18th st. NV.
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