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The Key West citizen., 1954-02-08
Fast Talker" Is
Sought After
Double Staying
New York Writer,
Woman Found Dead
I'm Furnished Room

| NEW YORK R-Maxwell BOden
helm, bad boy writer of the 1920s
and a woman believed to have
been his wife were found slain yes
terday. A 25-year-old "fast talker'
was sought by police today fol
questioning.
The 63-year-old Bodenheim wa.
discovered with the woman in q
cheap furnished room where drink
and poverty had sent him after q
spectacular and controversial ca
reer in the l920s and 1930S as a
writer of poetry and harsh fiction,
Police today issued a 13-state
broadcast for Harold Weinberg,
alias Joseph Greenburg, and
warned that he "may be. armed" "
Meanwhile, so picked detectives
started a metbodical search oi
Manhattan for clues.
One of the areas on which they
concentrated was Greenwich Vii.
Ilage, the bohemian mecca of art.
lists and writers where Bodenheim
had flourished and fouudered.
Chief of Detectives Thomas A,
Nelson told newsmen last night
that ''this is definitely not a rob-
berry murder"
No other motive was indicated.
The room in which police found
the bodies of Bodenheim and the
woman, identified as Ruth Fagan,
IS, had been rented three weeks
ago in Weinberg's name.
Whether Bodenheim had regis
tered under the Weinberg name
or shared the room with Weinberg
was not made known by police.
The police alarm for Weinberg
noted he had a scar under the
chin and said he was "a fast talk
er." The alarm asked other Of
ficers to "make inquiries in your
neighborhoods of all dry cleaners
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The Key West citizen., 1954-02-08
IRCN Officers
To Visit Here

Captain D. W. Groos, DISC, CD
REC, Chief OF Staff to Naval Mem
Der Canadian Joint Staff and Cap
tain J. c. Littler,. RCN, Chief o.
Staff to CanFlagLant, will visit
Naval Activities in Key West Il
observe and discuss torpedo. anti
submarine and mine warfare de
velopments in which the Roya
Canadian Navy is interested.
They will arrive here Wednes
day for a weeks stay.
The Key West citizen., 1954-02-08
Injunction
Against
City Given
JUDGE CANNON
ISSUES ORDER
REGARDING CAR
RENTAL BUSINESS

Another city ordinance was tenn
|porarily thrown out today by .
circuit court Judge.
Judge Pat Cannon In Miami
ordered . temporary injunction
that stops the city from enfore-
ing IFS ordinance requiring t,~o
years residence here before .
license 10 operate . ear.rsnfsI
agency can be granted.
Aquilino Lopez, Jr., circuit court
judge here, recently issued a TEN
porary injunction stopping the city
from enforcing an ordinance re.
quiring a $500 license fee for out.
of-town stores making deliveries
here.
The Retail Division Of the Key
West Chamber Of Commerce
Prsssvrsd the City Commission
into passing The oUt-of-town store
license when BUrdine's of Miami
wanted 10 make deliveries here.
Judge Cannon told The Citizen
by telephone that he authorized the
order on the sworn petition of the
plaintiff, the Couture Company, a
Miami Beach auto-rental agency.
The agency has offices in princi-
pal cities.
The judge said no one was in
court to represent Key West.
j.. Y. Porter w, city attorney,
said he would file an answer when
ne received a copy of Judge Can
mons order.
The judge said he did not know
what time limit for answering
had been set since he had not
yet seen ihs order. He avthorixed
fhs order about 10 q. m. and
talked with The Citizen as noon.
Judge Cannon added that the
usual time Limit was 10 days.
At A specisl commission sneetinp.
ast Friday. Commissioner Jack
Delaney said:
:" think we ought TO drop The
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l at Naranja.
One of Mrs. Roberts
daughters, Mrs. J. c. Brod-
sky, and her husband, of
Newell, S. D., are visiting
here.
The Brodskys, another
daughter, Mrs. Iva McDer-
mott, of 110S Fleming ST.,
and Mrs. Roberts niece.
Mrs. Merrill Stirrup, and
her husband, of 1413 Olivia
Street, and the Stirrups'
daughter, Orletta, ii, along
with Mrs. Roberts, had driv-
en- to Miami.
In Miami. they visited Mrs. Rob.
ertS' sister-in.law, Mrs. Charles
Watkins and her husband and fam
lily.
The group was returning 10 Key
West when they stopped at Naran.
ia to buy vegetables.
According TO Mrs. Sfirrup,
everyone left the car except Mrs.
Roberts. She had decided TO wait
in the car.
The party crossed the four-lane
to the vegetable stand.
While they were making their pur-
chases, Mrs. StirIup said, they
heard the squeal of tires on con.
crete and then thump.
Mrs. Roberts evidently had
changed her mind and dechled 10
follow fhs group 70 the vegetable
stand, Mrs. SiirrUp said.
Mrs. StirrUp added that ths
family thought the accident was
Unavoidable.
Mrs. Roberts, who would have
been 81 years old June 3, was born
at Green Turtle Key in the Ba-
hama Islands. She moved to Key
West when she was about Is years
Continued On Page TwoJ
Did. Her husband, Edward L., die
The Key West citizen., 1954-02-08
L0cuIHiSt0y1culDyun,a
ToBe eRodncadMay30
Cmdr. Byrn's "The
Filibusters'' Set
For Cuban Holiday
Performance Here

A production at the San
Carlos Theater, "The Fill
busters" a three-act play
written by Commander Ray
Byrns, will highlight the OBJ
Iservance of Cuba's Inde-
pendence Day here May 20.
That day is annually
Cuba's greatest holiday and
Officials of the San Carlos
Institute have announced
that this years local cele-
bration will eclipse any held
in recent history. They nave
arranged for the use of the
Itheater and will give all of
the proceeds from the play
to the Monroe County Ju-
venile Council for their
Children's Home fund.
Commander Byrns' play, which
has a Key West setting in the days
when the city was a hotbed OF
activity during Cuba's fight for
freedom from Spanish tyranny, is
packed with local history.
A local cast of Cuban-AmericanS
and members OF the Key West
Payers vii stsse ~ drama.
The play was first pspduced ON
June 9, 1850 at the Barn Theater
and was well received. Jack Clarke,
who directed the initial perfor-
nance, will again direct the play.
Burret Garnet, who designed the
scenery will also handle that phase
Of the production.
Commander Byrns, who was Sup
ply and Fiscal officer at the Key
West Naval Station, has made his
in Key West since his
retirement from the Navy. He
spent many months in gathering
facts, legends and lore concerning
Key West and its role in Cuban
history before penning the play.
The plot centers around the
smuggling of arms from the Keys
and Key West 1898 to aid the Cuban
cause. Key West was called by
Jose Marti, Cuba's greatest partiot,
the cradle of Cuban liberty.
Julio Cabanas, Jr., president of
The San Carlos Institute has an
bounced that a large delegation of
Cuban officials has been invited
1ere for the presentation. Cabanas
added that the affair would be COW
cred by the Cuban press and tele-
vision.
The Key West citizen., 1954-02-08
Pawn Shop Is
Robbed Sunday

An undetermined amount Of
merchandise was taken last nigh;
from Esther and Bll's pawn shop,
704 Duval ST., the sheriff's depart
ment reported today.
Entrance was gained through q
second-foor window sometime be.
tween IL p. m. Sunday and 9 a. m.
today.
The Key West citizen., 1954-02-08
SAFETY GROUP RECOMMENDS
|STRICTER LAW ENFORCEMENT
W. L. Gale Praises
Traffic Report As
Compiled By City Mgr.

"City Manager Victor Lang's re
port showing principle causes ol
local automobile accidents is ar
immense forward step toward max.
ing our town a safer, better place
in which to live," w. L. Gale, pre-.
sident Of the Key West Safety
Council said today. Snow that we
have the facts, we can take de.
finite action toward eliminating
known hazards"
Gale was speaking Of q report
recently compiled by the city man.
ager sid his staff and forwarded
to the National Safety Council for
further study and recommends
tons.
Lsne's report peintsd evt that
HE mAierlty es accidents were
caused BY drivers failing 10 stop
for slshsf stop sisn Or Q traf-
nc signal. Collision with parked
cars, opening car doors in iras-
Tic, and rammins HE automobile
ahead were also listed In that
order Is being responsible for q
large portion Of local accidents.
"Mr. Lang has said that 90 per
cent of the traffic accidents in Key
West are caused by careless or
diseourteous driving" Gale ex-
planned. "The Key West Safety
Council is primarily devoted to in.
vestigative and educational work.
The city manager and those with
him are chiefly interested in elm
mating accidents through engineer
ing studies"
However, The Safety Council
whelehsartsdly ssrses with Mr.
Lang that st fhis stage Of the
game, emphasis nseds 10 be
placed On another branch OF safe.
tY work-iaw enforcement. When
ths police crack down on Q few
careless drivers. word will soon
spread and folks will begin TO
take their driving q littIs more.
seriously. We esn have Safety
here in Key West but only IL all
Of Us are willing to work for IT,"
City Manager Lang has repeated
ly said that he wants the police to
adopt q stricter policy toward traf-
fic offenders. Since most Of the
accidents involve local drivers, ig-
norance of the law can hardly be
used as an excuse. In the past, a
large portion of traffic violation
tickets have been issued on Roose-
Welt Blvd. or Flagler Ave. Yet the
highest percentage of accidents
has occurred on Eaton st. and
at locations within the main Sec
ton OF town. This would seem to
indicate that if stricter law enforce
ment is to be applied, the police
would do well to concentrate on
such thoroughfares as Eaton. ST.
monton, Whitehead, Truman, White
ETC."
W. L. Gale, as president of the
Key West Safety Council, has ask
ed the public to contact him or
other members of the organization
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS. the Boy Scouts of America q youth move.
ment comprising thousands of American youngsters
thls week observing their 44th anniversary. and
WHEREAS. this organization has played ON outstond-
ing port in the developing of good American citizens who
have proved their Loyalty TO this country in peace
well as in won. and
WHEREAS. it is necessary that this movement be
endorsed and sponsored by the vorious citizens well
as CIVIC religious and veterans organizations Of eCch
community it is to continue its splendid work among
the youths OF this great country. and
WHEREAS. q youth organization that teaches its
members to be Trustworthy. Loyal. Helpful. Friendly
Courteous. Kind Obeden Cheerful Thrifty Brove Cleon
Gnd heverent must be encouraged in its work if
American way OF life is to be preserved. now.
THEREFORE. I. c. B. Hurvey. Mayor of the City of
Key West in the State of Florida do hereby proclaim
ond designote the entire week of
February to l3, Inclusive.
BOY SCOUT WEEK
and call upon the chzenry Of our city render special
tribute to Scouting each day throughout the yeor
Done at the City Hol at Key West Florida. this 9th
day Of February. 1854.
c. B. HARVEY.
Attest: Movor
VICTOR LOWE.
City Clerk
The Key West citizen., 1954-02-08
Eiighty-Year-O|d Woman kKIiH@ In
Hig hway Mishap At karanja Saturday
Mrs. EdiCard L. Roberts Dies
After Being Struck By Car

Mrs. Edward L. Roberts, so, who had lived here
since she Is years DID, struck and killed by
car Saturday night.
Mrs. Roberts resided at S17 Peacon Lane.
The accident occurred at pm. Saturday on U.s.
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Foreign Aid
Budget ToCet
First Test

WASHINGTON R - President
Eisenhower's 311-billion-dollar for
eign aid budget for next year - a
prime target for economy advo-
Gates - gets its first test this
week.
The House Armed Forces Com
mittee starts today to decide the
actual amounts it viii propose au-
thorizing for the year beginning
July /. The final bill may be
ready for House action later in
the week.
The committee, meeting behind
closed doors, already has partly
remodeled the program to replace
some outright economic gifts with
loans and the use of surplus food.
Efforts to cut the total are an
dcipated, both in final committee
sessions and on the House floor.
The measure would set ceiling
ON the aid program, with the &C
tual appropriations voted later,
perhaps after further trimming.
The administration requested &c.
ct, ZOO, 900. OF this 81, $50, 900 900 is
EARN arked for global military as
sistance, with the remainder split
between economic aid, technical
(Point Four) assistance and other
programs.
The largest single amount - 300
million dollars - Is budgeted for
special military assistance to In
dochina.
The administration has requested
authority to use this sum any
where else in Asia, in case Indo-
china falls or the war ends.
The committee already has
adopted an amendment to limit the
use of 500 million dollars in eco
nomic funds to ship surplus agri-
cultural products abroad, to re-
place direct dollar aid.
In addition, the committee is dis
cussing proposals to earmark an
other 800 or 400 million dollars for
loans and guarantees, instead Of
using them for outright grants.
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LIFE
ABROAD
BY EUGENE LEVIN

KARACH, Pakistan, IN Al
first glance, Karachi looks like q
mems world. The streets are
crowded with men. The few women
who can be seen hide their faces
behind wells or "burkahs," hoods
with eye Sits.
Purdah-the seclusion Of women
practiced by many Moslems-stAl
is alive in Pakistan despite the
growing influence Of modern ideas
Young Pakistanis are anxious ID
modernize their customs, to bring
women out into the open and ID
give them 4 place In business and
society. But the new ideas are tax.
ing hold slowly.
Although the concept Of purdaf
IS not backed by any specific au.
thority in the Koran, tradition and
customs over hundreds of years
have given the practice q sane.
toned place in most Moslem com.
munities on the subcontinent.
The custom is Q hard one d
change, even for a modern youns
Moslem girl like Zohra Hamid.
Zohra (that is not her real name
since she asked to remain uniden,
tified) has attended school In th~
United States and 10 now one od
the few women working In the
government offices here.
Few women, no matter how
modern they might be in outlook,
are ready to accept work." she
says. Even II they wanted ia
work, their husbands or families
might object.
when I marry fully expect
to have to quit work. Most young
men probably would object to my
being in purdah, but they still
would want me 10 stay home a
much rs possible. They consider
It backward TO wear Q burkah,
but they still are not prepared ID
let their wives roam the streets
at will.
"Here In Karachi I never u
shopping alone, or to q restauran,
or movie alone. The men Just
wouldn't understand. They woult
point at me, perhaps question my
morals and possibly insult me.
~sI have girl friends who are a
modern az I am. They also worl
for the government in Karachi. Blu,
when they 60 back to their home
villages, no matter how short the
visit might be-. they return b
purdah."
The clinging to the past keeps
Moslem women from working il
stores and offices, from appearine
In large numbers In restaurant
and from shopping in droves.
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For haH.sizers - AIR COOLED
sleeves on a slimming, new style!
Combine breezy eyelet with solid.
color cotton-or filmy lace with a
sheer! Designed for short, fuller
Il to save you
alteration problems.
Sizes 1415,
161a, 1874, 2O1a, 221a, 24,A. Size
L. .aKes yards 35-inch fabric;
" yard contrast.
This easy-to-use pattern gives
perfect fit. Complete, illustrated
Sew Chart shows you every step.
Send Thirfy.fivs cents in coins
each pattern for 1st-class mail
ing. Send to Marian Martin. care,
of The Key West Citizen, No. 1856,
Pattern Dept, 232 West 18th St.,
for this pattern-add S cents for
New York II, N. Y. Print plainly
NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE.
SIZE and STYLE NUMBER.
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Truman Dinner
POstponenent Told

PHILADELPHIA IN - A dinner
to honor former President Harry S,
Truman here on June 30 was post.
poned today with the announce.
ment that Truman has undergone
a serious operation.
The dinner was to commemorate
Truman's 10th birthday and the
establishment of the proposed
Harry S. Truman Library Al
Grandview, Mo.
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THREE bedroom, Jalousie recrea-
ton room, terazzo floors, tile
bath and kitchen. Refrigerator,
stove, large living room. Must see
to appreciate. $4,000. Terms ar
ranged. Call 2-62O4.
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THREE BEDROOM CHS TOPPING
house. Large, cool living room
with screened porch. Separate din
ing room. Enclosed back yard.
Carport. Nicely handicapped. ala
Staples Avenue.
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JOBS ON SHIPS, High Pay. Great
Lakes-Ocean. Exp. Unnecessary.
Stamped self-addressed env. brings
reply. Ship Opportunities, Waseca
231B, MINI.
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FOR RENT: Furnished house and
one apartment. Couple, no pets.
Apply 1928 Margaret St. Phone
2-62SO.
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FOREIGN Employment Construc-
ton Work. If interested in for
eign projects with high pay, write
Foreign Service Bureau, Box 295,
Metuchen, N. j.
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8 BEDROOM Sunshine. Fully land
scaped and fenced. Workshop,
utility, many improvements. 2017
Fogarty. Phone 2-7564.
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Houses For Rent

FOR RENT: Small one bedroom
furnished house. $40, plus utili-
ties. No dogs. Apply C. J. Raines,
1923 Catherine or phone 2-5S44.
Call after S pm.
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FOR SALE: Two-bedroom Top
Pine house. Corner lot, large
living room, separate dining room.
$14, 400. $4,000 cash, second mort
gage of $2,400. Assume monthly
payments of approximately $72.
POPS Staples.
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25-Real Estate For Sale

FOR Buying or selling any kind OF
Key West property, contact Paul
Boysen, 626 Fleming St Establish.
ed 1919.
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CHS FURNISHED cottage on large
lot. Grassy Key. Paved street.
ALI utilities. $4,000. Terms, if de-
sired. Phone 2-7673.
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STORE FOR RENT. Choice loca-
ton, Southland Street. Apply
Chuck's, SOL Southland, 2-2206.
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LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE
=, Inc Undersigned will sell Mt pub.
nc auction for cash. the following
/ wooden bar
! Back bar
~ Stools
/ N Matte Cash Register No.
Beer openers
Ice maker
! Stainless steel service sink
! stainless steel sink 3-eompart-
Various glasses and shot glasses
-Four compartment beer cooler
! Coca-Cola cooler
Pop Corn maker
-Four compartment beer cooler
II Two foot square tables
Three foot square tables
= Seven foot bench tables
/ Piano
! PEDESTAL fan
Table model fan
! Amplifier
Loud speakers
I Flood light
Stuffed sofa
/ Stuffed matching chair
] Dining room table
Magic Chef gas stove
] Kitchen sink
Refrigerator
u ton Philco air conditioner
3 Iron double beds
Vanity
3 Chests of drawers
Small office desk
Large hanging floursscent light
Z Small hanging flourescent
lights
1 Neon sign-on "Jims Habana-
Madrid"
1 Neon sign on TOP "Habana Ma
The sale will be held at 1900 A.
M. July 5, 1854 At the Habana Ma
drid Night Club, AL Front Street,
Key West, Florida.
Merchants Finance Cooperation,
q Florida Corporation,
Sgd Robert J. Lewison, for
BY: Lewiston q Engel. Attor-
neys at Law
704 Biscayne Building,
10 w. Flagler Street,
Miami 80, Florida.
June 14-21-2S: july ., 1854.
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26-Lots For Sale

FOR Lower Keys property, phone
Summerland Key 2 or write Hud-
gins, owner, Summerland Key.
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24-Business
Opportunities

SMALL sundry store, fully equip
ped, good location. Very reason
able. Call 2-689S.
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FOR RENT: Available July 1.
Two bedroom CHS, completely
unfinished house with utility
room. Excellent location, near
ocean. Large yard. Year lease.
Phone 2-5731.
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LIVE IN Luxury this summer
MAY Dec. y at Casa Marina
Hotel. Right on ocean. Private
Beach. Single 81, double Sc. Free
continental breakfast. Special low
weekly and monthly rates.
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TWO large stores to rent. Apply
Tropical Hotel, ia Duval st.
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l0-Female Help Wanted

BEAUTICIAN, all around operator.
Apply Martin Hair Stylist, 921
Truman, Phone 2-3021.
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FURNISHED bedroom apartments.
All utilities included. Adults only.
915 Windsor Lane.
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CONGENIAL young man wishes
to share apartment with same.
Rent reasonable. Apply $50 Duval
Street, Room 8, in rear.
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NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME LAW

NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME LAW
Notice IL Hereby Given that the
undersigned. desiring to engage in
Of WHITEY'S FLOOR COVERING,
located at 1877 Eaton Street. Key
West, Florida. intends to register
the said name with the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court Of Monroe Coun-
ty, Florida.
DAVID LIE ROY KoLHAoE.
NEBLETr q YoUMANs,
Attorneys at Law,
41e Southland Street,
Key West, Florida.
june 5.i<.21.2s, 1854
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To Rent

IMMEDIATELY or in near future:
UNFINISHED, 3 bedroom or large
2 bedroom house for long term
rental by Naval Officer. Phone
2-6560.
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EFFICIENCY apt. opposite USO.
Weekly rental. Couple only. No
pets. The Price Organization, Real
tor, AL Fleming. Phone 2-7611.
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l-Announcenents


ONE bedroom. all electric. Private
bath, utilities, linens, dishes fur
nished. M and B Motel, 1881 Eaton.
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AVAILABLE June 22nd, two bed.
room furnished apt. Electric
kitchen, dining room, jalousie
porch. Child over 10 years accept.
ed. Tel. 2-2716, before 8 Pm.
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PART-TIME Porter. Apply But
ler's Shoe Store, s1S Duval
Street.
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WAITRESS. Good hours and work
ing conditions. Apply Caribe Res
taurant.
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5-ROoms For Rent

EXTRA Large Room, private
home. Private entrance, bath
tub and shower. lila Grinnell,
Phone 2-3175.
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APARTMENTS and sleeping
rooms. Nicely decorated. By day,
week or month. Stutz Hotel. Apis.
40 Fleming.
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NEW apartment. Duval Street,
upstairs. Water pressure always
25-40. Electric kitchen, tile bath.
Tub and shower. Access to wash
Ing machine. Parking. Child &C.
cepted. No pets. $8S monthly.
Phone 2-z006.
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IA HACIENDA

IA HACIENDA
NEW air-cooled furnished apis.
Tile baths, all electric kitchens.
Residential section. Near beaches.
Everything furnished. BY week or
month. S07 Washington.
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ONE BEDROOM and one living
room set. First reasonable offer.
108-D Peary Court.
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COOL, completely furnished 2 bed.
room and efficiency apartments.
Best location. Weekly and monthly
summer rates. Telephone 2-5776.
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SEAMSTRESS, steady position.
Part or full time. Collins Men
Shop, sos Duval Street.