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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-27
lOO-Year-Old Diary Tells OF
Early Key West Wreckers

Extracts from the diary of a
wrecker lawyer who lived here
from 1928 to 1857 today were
presented to the Florida HiStor-
ical Society.
DR.. Robert Lee Goulding, pro-
fessor of education at Florida
State University, presented the ex-
tracts from the diary of his ma
ternal grandfather, William RAN
dolph Hackley. The Society ended
its annual meeting in Tallahassee
today.
Brigs and schooners carrying
valuable cargo frequently were
wrecked along the, keys a century
and more ago but few authentic
records exist to tell the story, DR.
Goulding said.
y DR.. Gou1ding said that many ro-
mantle tales have been written a.
bout wreckers Turing ships to their
doom on Florida keys in the pre-
Civil-War era, but he found moth
ing in the Hackley diary to subs
tantiate such stories.
Since his grandfather does not
even intimate that such practices
were carried on, and lin view of
his strong announcements against
foul play, injustice, intemperance
and other forms of wrong doing"
DR. Goulding discounts their exiS-
tence.
The Hackley dairy, however, CIV
es detailed instances of how NAL
practice, such as embezzling
wrecked goods, was frowned upon
by those in authority and suitably
punished.
It tells how one of the conditions
imposed upon wreckers by the
court which licensed them was that
they would use every means avail
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-27
Congressional Candidate Makes
Key West Campaign Appearance
Fred Routh Outlines
His Platform
In Congress Race
BY jim COBB

"McCarthyism represents just as
big a threat to American demo-
eracy as the Communist Party"
That was the statement today of
Frederick B. Routh, Coral Gables,
a candidate for the Congressional
seat being vacated by Representa-
tive Bill Lantaff. Routh was in Key
West today lining up his campaign
forces in preparation for the drive
for votes be hopes viii put him on
top in the May a primary election.
The current campaign marks his
first appearance in the political ar
ena.
Routh clarified his stand on Nc
Carthyism, stating: 1--WE must seek
out subversion in government, but
We must do it by due process Of
law - which is the American
way"
81 do not believe in trial by tele-
VISION" he added.
The 31-year old Floridian (al-
though he was born in his parents
summer home in Wyandotte, Mich
igan) lists himself as an educa-
tor. After graduating from the CO.
raj Gables Public Schools, receiv-
ed ALB and MA degrees from the
University of Miami. He is cur
rently working on his Doctorate of
Continued on Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-27

In a conference with the
press, Joe Sirugo, local bust
nessman, and Joseph H.
Church, president of the Die
sci Power Corporation, of
Miami, owner of the convert
ed 203-foot Ism with which
the company proposes to
start thrice-weekly service,
it was pointed out that PLAN
ming is advancing rapidly.
And Sirugo revealed that N. c.
Hines, millionaire Washington real
estate developer is also a principal
of the company.
Financial Statement
At yesterdays conference, Siru-
60 released financial statements Of
his principals and sketches of the
boat, the Patricia currently
locked in Miami. They also exhi-
bited lease agreement they have
negotiated with a Cuban concern
in CardenaS for a dock there.
The company proposes to begin
service with the single vessel, OPP
Grating from a terminal they have
leased from the city at the north
end of Simonton Street. Then, they
later propose to add another boat
as the need arises. They asked for
a lease on the Clyde Mallory Docks
Thursday, but action was deferred
by the city commission.
And the Key West ferry opera
ton will also figure in the U. S.
governments caribbean Project
involving the Yucatan Highway
which will enable tourists to drive
through Cuba and Mexico and back
to the United States.
Route Described
AS described by officials, the
route would begin in Key West
where tourists would drive their
cars onto the ferry, and sail the
90-odd miles to Cardenas. Then,
after suitable pause, they would
drive westward down the island to
Continued on Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-27
Names
Assistants In
Cancer Drive

The names of the volunteer
chairmen who will direct the work
of the key committees in the Am
erican Cancer Society's 1854 cru
sadeS here were announced today
by campaign chairman Bob DAN
els. The drive viii open April 1.
In making the announcement,
Daniels said that he had been for.
tunate in enliSting the services of
competent community leaders
whose identification with the joint
Embarrassing and educational cam.
paign should 60 far to ensure it's
success. The committee chairmen
are:
DR.. Henry Suarez and Mrs. Ida
Sands have been named jointly to
conduct the drive among the col
ored residents.
Publicity chairman is Mrs. Irma
Wagner and Radio chairman Mrs.
Joan Mardis. They viii be reSpon-
sible for directing the promotional
and educational phase of the cru
SADIE. Their committees will Sc
cure the widest possible publicity
for factual information about can
Continued on Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-27
Gambling Raid
Nets 9 Inmates

A gambling raid conducted by
two members of the Key West Po-
lice Department resulted in the ar
rest of nine persons in a Petronia
Street bar last night.
Police 1t. w. L. James and
Capt. Bienvenido Perez, said that
they conducted the two man raid
in the X. Y. Club, Petronia Street.
Jailed ON charges of operating
gambling hous. and conducting
lottery, were Samuel Hudson, g.
D Fort Village and Steven Pla, 9O4
Terry Lane. Both were later freed
on $500 bond each.
The following persons were ar
rested and charged with vagrancy:
P. B. King, 305 Petronia St.; VIII
son Rice, Baptist Lane; Norman
CARRIER, E-10, Fort Village; Cora
Lee, 416 Truman Avenue; Robert
Skinner, S27 Emma Street; James
Williams, E-4, Fort Village and
Lawrence Garcia, 1927 Emma St.
All were later freed on $3.50
bonds.
The raid also Melted cards, a
black jack table and bolita tickets.
A total of $1OO.SO was confiscated
by the officers from a table.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-27
Three Key West
Workers Are
Due Back Wages

More than $500 is due Florida
workers - including three from
Key West - if they can be located
by their former employers.
Henry A. Huettner. field office
supervisor of the U. S. Depart
ment of Labor's Wage and Hour
Office, said in Jacksonville today
that sums ranging from $40 to
more than $2SS may be paid to
148 Florida workers. The total is
$7,687.04, he said.
The money represented under
payments under the Wage Law
which these business firms have
been trying to correct by making
reimbursement o their employees.
Those from Key West were listed
as Patrick Joyce, Edward H.
Swarthout and M. Thomas Wood
bury.
They should write to the Resti-
tuition Unit, Wage and Hour and
Public Contracts Division, U. S.
Department of Labor, 1907 Conner
Building, Birmingham, Ala, giving
current address and listing the
names of employers they have
worked for in the last year.
Arrangements will be made to
see that they are paid what is due
them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-27
Better Register;
Only ST. Days
Until DeadIine

-ko0,y six more days are left
d wkieh TO register TO vote.
R& headline is April ; at S
p. n. Mats next Saturday.
Jim Ken, chairman Of the
Jsyeees public affairs COM
mittee. today said his orsani.
: zatior,- is urging that everyone
eligible register or verify their
status on The registration list
{ with Sam Pinder, supervisor
of registration.
I'VE know that lots Of people
have not returned the cards
that were mailed by Pinder,"
Keen said.
Everyone must return the
cards, telephone Pinder, or call
at Finders office before next
Saturdays S p. m. deadline.
Otherwise, their names will
be stricken from the resistra.
tion lists and they will not be
able TO vote.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-27
Death Penalty
Set
OF Little Girl
Sergeant Confesses
S'Sexual" Motive In
Child's Strangling
By FORREST EDWARDS

TOKYO IA Pennsylvania SER
geant who confessed ne got "com-
plete sexual satisfaction" out of
strangling to death a pretty little
American girl was convicted to-
day of premeditated murder and
sentenced to die.
M. Sgt. Maurice L. Schick, 20,
World War II Purple Heart veter-
an from Cannon9burg, Pa, stood
stiff and erect, his face impaSsive,
as he heard the verdict and SEN
tence of court atrial panel OF
three generals and four lcolonelS.
He saluted the court, made a
Snappy military about-face, and
marched back to his seat in the
small, bare, whitewashed court.
room.
His jaw muscles contorted his
face into a grimace for a mo-
ment. Then he set his face into a
fixed half-smile which he held as
he was led out in handouts.
Insanity Claimed
His Army-appointed defense at
torneyS based their entire case on
the contention Schick was insane
when he strangled chubby, auburn
haired Susan Rothschild, 9-year-
old daughter of an American Army
colonel, at the huge Army housing
area south of here last Nov. 81.
Supporting their contention that
Schick was insane, the defense put
Continued on Page Twc)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-27
NewFactsOn
H-Bomb Test
Are Revealed
Ry cEoReE MACARTHUR

TOKYO R-JapaneSe reaction to
American hydrogen bomb tests
mounted anew today after two
more fishing boats returned from
the Marshall Island area showing
radiation effects.
The Japanese government Off
cially informed the us. that the
first boat to be affected, the Fuk-
uryu Maru lucky Dragon)-was
20 miles outside the prescribed test
danger zone when it was show
cred with atomic ash March l.
The two latest fishing boats
showing radiation were quaran-
tined. However, they apparently
escaped serious harm and no fears
for the crew have been expressed
by Japanese officials.
One had been operating some
$50 miles from the Bikini test site
and the other was about 200 miles
away.
No Conclusions"
The japanese governments note
handed us. Ambassador John NJ.
Allison reached no Conclusions.
1t outlined a report on a govern
ment investigation.
The note said there is no evil
dence that the Fukuryu Maru re-
ceived warnings, by radio message
or any other means, while being
in the area before the accident
occurred"
The new developments came as
government officials began to COM
pile the cost of the incident in
order to give the US. a bill.
The % crewmen of the Lucky
Dragon" were reported improving
ION the surface" An Air Force
plane was sent to Yaizu to bring
81 of the men to Tokyo for further
medical care. The two most SER
Continued on Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-27
Fla. Education
Leader Will Be
Here Next Wk.
DIR. MOorer Will
Evaluate County
School Program

DR.. Sam Moorer, director Of the
division of Institutional field SER
vices of the State Department of
Education, will be here next Tues
day and Wednesday.
Horace O'Bryant, county super.
intendent of public instruction, to-
day said DR.. Moorer will evaluate
the school program here and plan
for expansion of the present school
service for children.
Accompanying DR.. Moorer will
be d. Robert Gates, consultant II
education for exceptional children:
Victor B. Johnson, consuItant Of
guidance and pupil personnel; and
DR.. r. w. McComas, director of
the division of mental health of
the State Board of Health.
Guidance Work
DR.. Gates and Johnson will work
with Miss Eugenia Nicola, county
school system guidance director.
DR.. McComas will help set up a
Continued on Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-27

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Kew West-Cuba-Mexieo Ferrv
Plans Outlined By Sirugo;
Early Service Is Promised
Ship No,O Undergoing Repairs
In Miami In Preparation For Run

Officials of the Key WestCuba Transit Company said
yesterday that ferry service between this city and Garden
as, Cuba SHOULD be reality in the near futurasSS
At the same time, they released details of<{N&{w6-
million dollar operation which will preyi9Ste first
scheduled link between Key West and tSe"fand re-
public in many years I'll
And the officials also announced that thkr.bans in
clude future service between Key West Cuba dMexico
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-23
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE. complete. for 2 people
In air-cond.' efhciency apt. neal
Statler; reas. .JU. 9-51S2. PA,
FURNiTURE---.Moving: din. I'm. suite
Tash ab.4 naShns desk ,.I ar c hst:
an otfer ia. 2-1l23. .-24
FURNITURE, misc. pieces for liv.
dining and bedrooms; also sewing
machine, washing machine. TU
Soo4094. from 70 pm. Fri. Sat;
IN tsd 1ar cabinet Sss cITe
ror, ant, frame. 45xl7M in; round
card table and chairs, ext. table and
pad. kit. wall cab. 21x13 In; table
top kit. cab. 42x25 in; ! cornice
with trsv; rod 12.ft. lg.,, l approx
FUkSiT tsE 20 pc. iiyins rm. suite,
good cond;; $75., Ii. 7-6S37.,. "a
FUkNITURE--1 bedrm.. L din. rm
suite. in walnut: must be sold this
week end. Call RIA. 6-2336. "a
FURN.-Living rm. sofa, $35; 9
sEis; SEQ 20; e, S IA e. a-71s $50 IVA
FURNITURE Household furniture.
glassware, ornaments. embroideries.
linens: etc; AID. 4-SS22.
FURNITURE-Liv. room. din. room
and bedroom furn.: in excel. cond. !;
less than two years old. LU. 4-099S.
24s
bedroom, living room;
twin beds, Simmons Beautyrest;
vac. cleaner, vases. Ludlow 2-O523.
24'
FURNITURE-sectional sofa, sleep
couch, dinette table and chairs. 2
end tables, coffee table, bookcase. 9
pairs Grapes, RCA radio-record
player. rollaway bed. ia. S-70S4.
IA. S-6659. "a,
EURNITURE-Mod. davenport, 9 IT,,
all foam rubber constr; 3-pc. solid
cherry bedrm. suite; all mos. old
after 2.3O D. m ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-23
MlScEL. FOR SALE tcont.l

BARITONE a valves and trombone
2-1615. "a
BLOCKS. NC. i7lo Lee hwy. hf.
Key Bridge. ia. $500.
BED, double, mahog., panel head and
foot. plus springs. $3.50 cash. Call
BEDS :!t south p com DE WITH tSo inner-:p
like new; .$45 ca. LU. 1884. PA
BED, double solid mahogany, 4 pos
cer: Upright y ss cleaner. Best
%qu9ff China chest $40 or best t sfIer
BED. roll-away, innersprins matt.
peri c SGSk; $50. Cali any time.
BED; Hollywood. Q mattresses. .spe-
Eaesl @ eoRd f DU 7 !SS sso EXT ssd ~
BEDRM. SUITE, solid mahog., With
boxspring and innerspring mattr. |:
lge.. overstuffed chair: console din.
table solid Imoadhsos.: with ext. end
BEDRM. SUITE. maple; good mat
tress. double bed and chest, $50.
RA: 6-72I4. 8 to 5 pm. "a
BENDIX AUTO WASHER, 81 model;
IN n'w ex saf shape. laos dirard st.
BIcYcEnEss, new and used. a4- ina and
COLLEGE PARK CYCLE ;Sai s 4, SPORT SPORT
SHOP, 500 Berwyn I'd, College
Park. Md. TO. 9-5SS0. "a
BICYCLE BIC schVinn, girls ger: $40.
BiCYcI i90fi schwinn. a4- Mt ex-
e Sasan condition. Reasonable. ~, z
ONNN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-23
Rooms HOUSEKEEPING

Ink .aI,.:. / blk \ Of Ga. aye; shogpins
hood. SOIL 9th st. NV. RIA. 3-3672.
Ink. 800 Rhode Island ave. ne.
Dble. rms ny. gas stove. Frisidaire'
NV Nv c SE sSsh bedrm. and kit; elec.
1875 ssspl BfLT I'M H. 81. N.w.-cieaan,
sunny 2nd-fir. front; running water,
share refgrr. and bath. large closet.
ss sS, I isth sr. N.w.-Larse. bright
PVT. ENTR:. $12 wk: Overlooking
Capitol at Union Station Park. sol
Second st. ne. IA. 1896. --25
Mr.. DUPONT CIR.---Comp. furn. incl
run; water and refer; cony: transp;
i242 2Ist St; NV; ME. s-5473. "a
attrac, dble. or sele.: cooking facil-
tiles. cleo. refgr.; bus at door. AID.
DGPSNT CIRCLE, a11o r st. NV nv
Nicely furn;, large, light .housekeep-
Ing room. linens supplied.
DUPONT CIR, 1922 p st. n.w.-Lge..
downtown. $40 wk. AID. 2-l365;
AIR FOAM STUDIO. refgr.. clock
SIS. 2l47 F st. NV. Elk. 3-ee33
FOR 2 OR 3 middle-aged business
or professional women: 2nd-f. in
quiet. refined home OF retired teacher.
Use OF phone and private parking.
Garage for rent. Nr; bus and Claren-
1910 YOU ST. NV or 2: house
keeping rooms. furn. or unfurn.
cow. location. 3 to 8 pm. 2Ss
CLIFFBOURNE PL. N.W.-Enic. dble !;
share bath: modern; S55 mo. HUI
o3ooS1O4 AD; 216222; -24
efflc.: all utils. incl: near every
thing: S45 mo. CO. 5-5175. pa
CHILDREN ACCEPTED: NV. area
near everything. Nice furn. rm. or
End a.; lndry, sink and hot plate
AID: 2-9617 or RA. 6-3SQ6: rs
1915 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-LarEe
rm. and kit. .refgr.. ETC.; for couple
Also smaller Ink. rm.. CO. 5-9S36
9a2 NEW YORK AVE. N.W.-Nicely
F fgFni sfssoo light Housekeeping nm
Mt. PLE1sANT-1 and rms.
nicely turn;; all gtils,; linen; bus
cow p Ave. orr. 'ssHiif;RIDAN-PARK
HOTEL-Furn.- unfurn.; refgr.; L.
and La busses at door; $50 to 500
mo-, person; $50 to SO, . per-
sons. Call CO. 5-2717. -25
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

GLOVLR PARK-Girl to share attrac.
apt utils. Iurn.: COW. tranSp.. pvt.
bedrm ! or ; girls. EN-. 2-524S.
2 OR 3 GIRLS to share lovely apt,
with one another; good loo, close to
CONGENIAL GIRL to share apt. with
another girl: NV. sect; conv. dwntn.
DI. 1924 after 6. all day Sat. Sun.
TWO GIRLS to share beautiful NV.
apt with 2 other girls Reasonable.
Can after 6, DE 2-5954. ga
ARL.-one blk. bus, walk Arl; Hall;
cony. Pent.; girl to share small home
with 2 girls, S3": ia. S-55O1.
YOUNG MAN to share an apartment
With wit oar an ct man; not in service
WORKING MOTHER viii share her
working mother and daily maid for
child care: vic. Dupont Circle. Reas.
EMBASSY NIB 1SsY' GIRL wishes to share f her
apt. with another fne American rirl;
mod. apt. bldg. 18th and R SITS. NV.
DU. $1,000. Ext. 1913. "a
WHITE WOMAN to share apt, Du-
pont Circle vicinity. with another
woman commencing Feb. !. Key
noted on good taste and comfort,
S Spa dseorated BY New Yosk
HUI. 3-74s5. "a
conn. and Garfield vic.--Young girl
to share with : other girls; pvt. bed
rm. S42 mo. HU. 3-s1o4. 3-4541,
1 Girl. to share northwest .-bedrm.
m. AID. 2-43S9. "a
GIRL to share comfortable twin
bed rm, apt. with another girl; conv.
a aT Ice loo sh NE s, SIG4 5.p.pT,; G4
with, with another lady; Near transpor-
YOUNG MAN. desires room mate
to share nicely furn. air-cond. apt
Call co. 6-7549. bet. 8 and Z pm
LARGE MODERN ROOM. for 3
R B1asa9 Drivileses; Sc section. 70.
GENTLEMAN EMIL; to share turn. 7 house
with other bachelors: excel. meals
and slndn maid aid service, Porter St, mr.;
turn. apt. With SAfe Other e4fT Girls o-f@ on
bus min. Pentsgon, conv. shop.
REFINED GIRL TO SHARE with an
other 9th g girl well fHrn: twin-b o
YOUNG MAN. S3$..sa, will enjoy shar-
ing comfortable home overlooking
Rock Creek Park with men, tcol-
leee graduates; maid, meals, pvt.
rm. off-street parking. NO. 7-ol 50.
CoNGENIAL GIRL TO SHARE j.
bedrm. apt. with another girl Mod
THE wooDNER,o 18th st.-airi to
share attrac. .effic. apt. with another
girl; unlim. phone. reas. DU. 7-5620.
GIRL. 10 tn o. tn share large nicely
downtown; reas. CO. 5-597S. IA
10th AND r N.W.-Young lady to
share mod. apt, with another girl
Maid service incl; reas. NO. 70 20.
MAN. pvt. bedrm.. next bath in apt
GIRL. 1898. to share apt. with 2
girls in Clarendon section. ia. g.
CONGENiAL LADY to share attrac-
tive apt, twin beds with another
lady in NV. section. Kit. privils. OPP
tional: AID 1921 8 after 6. -2b
educated man wants
to share with similar gentleman at
toned, Tv-radio-phono. blk. from
streetcar line; S SIS mo. Write "o or
call personally 1908 Florida ave.
GIRL in COS to share attractively
furn. apt. with another girl; pvt.
bedrm. 1920 Clydesdale pl. NV.
COGORED - LADY WILL SHARE
northeast apt. with neat young lady.
II: 6-9S91 after 6 pm. Pa
with / other lady; mod. apt. in NV.
sec; Call any time: NO, 7.SQ93. -26
COLORED-1 OR 2 REFINED, empl.
ladies or cple.; twin beds; NV. sec
ton. DE. 2-373S. 90
COLORED LADY, to share comfort
able apt. with. another lady; pvt.
bedrm., use Of entire apt; utils.
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ROOMS FURhlsHED-N.E.

so RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE. Apt
1-Sgle. nm: gentleman; pvt entr.
phone; of-st. parking; bus at door
10 min. downtown; IS wk. DU
LADX@corner rm.,, in end-ti. apt,
Breakfast BT. kinsF pri ssniD' no bath 495e su:ns
62l 9Th ST. N.E.-Lae. rm.; nome
privileges; mr.. bus stop. Ii. 7-s056,
I15 9Th ST. Mclean. comfortable
rms. running water; conv. transp.
Lee sses Do 6afsS R IL asa Ss9, TX
ca: Just like home. ali privils.,
phone. Tv: large clubroom. parking
cOLoREb-RooM1 for couple or sin.
gle person; Apply 1908 3rd st. ne.
or call NO. 1924 any time. "a
COLoRED - FURNISHED. . rooms,
kitchsnette; on carline, DU. 7.s1S9
az e- ponsle rm. for refined person
FRONT ROOM s9 for
couple; home pr!yileges. 1884 Q
- ROOM for married
empl. cple,; basement kit; Also sEle.
room for man; COW. transp, Ii,
CoLORED-e FURN. RMS, LIST fioo-,
front; use of kit; dble., ST.; sele.,
$40; empl. couple; children accepted.
DE. 2-4TS3 "a
COLORED-NICE, WARM front rm.,
next to bath; Christian home;
privileges; cow. loo; reasonable.
CoLoRED-i NICE FuRN. RIM. for
gentleman or married, empl. couple
$3.50 per wk. Ii. 3-1236. -25
COLORED-NEATLY FURN. RIM. for
couple or gentleman; home PRIVILEGES;
cow. transp. Ii. 4-4S01. "a
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ROOM FOR RENT next to bath in
new home. girls only. Call XII. s.
ATTRAc. SINGLE or dble. bedrm.
first bus zone; unlim. phone. ia,
GENTLEMEN PREFERRED-9 bed
rms. in refined pvt. home. well fur
nished. Reasonable. JU. 5-3553.
ARLINGTON - Clean, single room 90
ALEx.-Pvt. home; girls: 10 minis.
ak. w Phone one o oVa s-o $685. Seq seq
ROOM in Silver Spring home: on
busline; XII: priyils.; suitable for
business woman. Ju. e-2217 after 9.
BETHEsDA-one lge. rm., twin beds.
single nm; mr.. bus, OIL: 2:6220.
BEDRM.: next to bath. 4215 Lee
h ~ Minis Ar to E % bus A step 9po64 & dS S9
home: weekly rates. $500 All. blvd =.
NORTH orr oa aRfiNG "a sHSny
rm.; next to. bath. in a;:iet home;
kitchen, privil. If desired. ia. II $50.
COZ WAYNE AVE, Sill. spr.--cor.
front rm.. pvt. home; SINGLE or
double rm.; phone privils,; reas. JU.
FAILS CHURcH--1se. twin front
privils.; gentlemen; $40 wk. dble.;
SIS sgle. JE. 4-0679 after / pm
ARL.--Beaut rm. in pvt home for
couple or girl: kit. and laundry
prl Hnls; conv. to bus stores. or.
NO. ARL.-Rm. in pvt. home; "a
blk. to bus on Washington blvd;
IA blks. to Wilson blvd. ia.
WITH OR WITHOUT PVT. BATH
Comfortable detached house; de-
sirable neighborhood: hall entr.;
ext. phone on End H.; twenty Minis.
from District. Week ends and ewes,
OV. S.SS7S. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-23
!oe Sal. FROM NINE TO FIVE BY 10 FiseherLaa

WESTINGHOUSE Laundromat and TO-
volt dryer, 1852. No special wiring
necessary; plugs into any outlet;
like new; $3.50 for both. KE.
S-5516. "a
WHEELCHAIR, new; HOLLYWOOD;
cost, S76; practically unused: yours
for $50 cash. OIL. 9-SS56. PA
TIN. TV. incl. three rms. of good
cond. furn., etc Please call after
9 pm. 4006 8. Capital st.. Sc.
Apt. 4. 23s
~ VOLUMES Of Zane Grey; only
read once; $45 (exactly Va Of orig
iral price,. 10. S-S822. pa