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The frontiersman., 1954-05-20

control. AlyS ana Jlm VlkaryOuS with Mrs. Lambert were water carriers-and not for quenching ones thirst, either.
 Most men flirt with the wom- en they would not marry, and marry the women who would not flirt with them.
 Wallpapering is taking the at tention of Pat Carney and Barb Carter. Gotta have a house to wash dishes in after the honey moon.
 It's nice to have Frank Me Kenzie drop in on us. He's the fixer of T. V. sets Cf you have one), radios and freezer units. He had just returned from a trip to Eureka where he had to get a freezer in operation before spoilage of contents started.
 
 Because the highest bid did not approach the minimum estima- ton set by the territory, the pro- perty sale of Sam Stoves was declared null and void by Henry Roden, Territorial Treasurer. Mail contact has been made with Stoves surviving relatives in the Shetland Islands. Another at tempt will be made to sell the property on June eleventh.
 Rocky" has more ancestors than a buzz saw has teeth. He's the Grover Whalen of Wasilla. He's present at all functions greets all-transient and digni- tary. Someday, there'll be monument to "Rocky'-the dog that swept the streets.
 You almost have to be an en- gineer to drive these roads. If you drive too fast-you get the dust of the guy ahead. If you drive too slowly-your own dust catches up with and enfolds you. And then-if the roads are hard surfaced-what'll we complain about?
 Judy Betts was a guest of the Cub Scouts No. 319 at their last Den Meeting. Ray Bergman dropped by to take the Cubs. with their guest, home.
 *
 It's no cinch catching a down. hill moving car. But Mavis did it. When Ernie Line left his car with the motor idling-and with out setting the brakes-Mavis took off, from the Wyse's-up the hill-opened the door and stopped the car-before it had travelled more than 20 feet from Smiths garage.
 Law abiding motorist: One who slows down as he passes a Stop sign.
The frontiersman., 1954-05-20
WASiLLA COMMUNITY
 CALENDAR

FRIDAY. MAY 2l BOY SCOUTS, Wasilla School, 3:30 pm.
 MONDAY. MAY 24 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS, Wasilla School, 8 pm. LIBRARY CLUB, Wasilla Li- brary, 8 pm.
 TUESDAY. MAY 25 WASILLA GRANGE, Grange Hut, 8 pm.
 WEDNESDAY. MAY 26 GIRL SCOUT, Wasilla Road house, 3:30 pm. BROWNIES, Mrs. John Polls home, 3:30 pm.
 THURSDAY. MAY 27 V.F.W. POPPY DAY, Wasilla and Palmer
The frontiersman., 1954-05-20
RANDOM RAMBLINGS OUT WASIlLA WAY
By E. Hjellen

I plorer Scout. Gerald Sorensen IS now Jr. Asst. Scout Master and Crew Leader. Gerrit Hjellen is Asst. Crew Leader and has his Physical Fitness Award. Gil Hjellen and Fred Nunley receiv- ed their emblems for Apprentice Explorers and LeRoi Heaven re- ceived his emblems for Agrlcul- ture and Rabbit Care.
 Twas great day Sunday so we loaded the family for a trip as far as the Goat Creek Gar age. Fred Everett is making a "hot rod''-but not to race-just build into a car all the features that he has always wanted. His verbal description painted beautiful, final job.
 On the way back, stopped at Palmer Drug for hot dogs to go. Next time we'll let the kids make their individual two-bit purchase, then-no tax. Potato chips in a sack, too.
 Heard on the radio that Will liwaW Lodge was opening-so dropped in and was pleasantly surprised to be met by Una Mac Donald. She had just returned from Kodiak via the states. Una had been visiting with her sons Don at Seward and Malcom at Kodiak. Pat Wells sister, Alma Decker, will be working at the summer resort, as well as "Skippy" Perry.
 One of these days, Pm going to make another call at Hallea Lod- ge. Have been told that there are lots of changes-Mae's Dolphin iums should be popping up soon. Fluffy" has had a busy winter getting things ready for this summer.
 
 A Health Council was formed in Wasilla composed of members from each local organization. AL tho a place has not been defin- itely chosen for her, the nurse will be in Wasilla on Mondays and Thursdays from 1:30 to 2:30 starting June 7th It is hoped that the library can be used-an- nouncement will be made later as to where her office will be during the summer.
 Bill Westfall with his wife and three boys have moved onto their homestead out Goose Bay way.
 Times have changed. When l came to the territory in the early thirties, the practice was for the man to get settled and then send for his wife or fiancee. Now-the wife comes along. Three new members were ln- itiated into the V. F. w. at the last meeting; Chuck Bergland Geo. Davis and Bill Westfall 1 Alice Bergland, Mary Virginia Westfall, Myrtle Osborne ano Vivian Davis were initiated into the auxiliary the same night Poppy sale is to be held Thurs day the 27th.
 There's lot of land clearing going on-Tony Vickaryous, Bill Niemie and MT. Lambert were firing up a section and had tc work like heck to keep it under
The frontiersman., 1954-05-20
SORORITY TO HOLD TEA THIS SUNDAY

A preferential tea will be held this Sunday, May g by members of Theta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi in the dining room of the United Protestant Church. All members, rushees, and other guests are in vited to attend. The tea will be held from 2:30 to 400 pm.
The frontiersman., 1954-05-20
W. F. w. NAMES CHAIRMAN FOR -'54 POPPY SALE

Commander Bob Lincoln of the local Veterans of Foreign War: post has named "Swede" Soren. son chairman of the '54 Buddy Poppy campaign that will be held here on May 27.
 The new chairman immediate -ly announced that the greatest Buddy Poppy campaign in local history will be waged. He stress ed the fact that every post mem ,ber will be asked to participate actively to insure complete cov- serage of the community. He also said he planned concerted drive among local business and industrial men.
 AS in the past, the ladies auxiliary will play an important part, Swede said. He also stress ed that he anticipates ready re- sponse by the citizens, because funds go to such admirable pro- iects as the V. F. w. National Home for widows and orphans at Eaton Rapids, Mich, and to the local post to help needy and disabled veterans and their de- pendents.
 When you get above the Arctic Slope, you have two seasons Winter and the Fourth of July. And it rains on the Fourth.
 It isn't rheumatic heart fever! Mikie Carter is home after en- :. toying a rest at the hospital from something.
 Mrs. Doris Henry and Mrs. Peggy Betts were substituting at the school for Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Borden. Some more spring colds.
 Raymond Nickolasky broke his finger.
 Norman Knoedler (5) had his first and only tonsilectomy.
 Met Barb and Ralph Cruthers at Teeland's. Barb willsbe return ing to work in the Coop office as soon as the medico OK's it.
 
 Providence Hospital had Bill AOtcheck for Surgery a week ago Tuesday.
 Mrs. Dorothy Nelson was at home with what was at first sthought to be pneumonia-but it yWasn't.
 Another with pneumonia was Jean Dryden-in the Valley Hos pital.
 Not to be outdone-Ty Wilson had double pneumonia-in th' <hopital- an oxygen tent
 Saw ''M. "" Morrison il Doc" Sogns. She's got her hive back. Her allergy is working s' hard at changing her appearanc, that her sister said, "Whom shal Il say is calling?"
 
 Jimmie Byers is home in ; wheel chair-his ''legs" for ; couple of months.
 Carol Morris is home but mus remain abed.
 Carols mother Wilma Wilson should be back in Wasilla ere long. Vaughn is moving his house trailer from the post back ur here. Vaughn is being transferred to where web feet are G. I. anc 'Zavtra" means tomorrow.
 A nice feature of beng press representative is that you gel to go to partleS or glflS ana cal ice cream and cake and have cof- : fee with their mommas. Mary Line had her six year birthday party last Saturday-that's 6 mighty fine bike, Mary. Those that got to the ice cream and cake before I did were; Colleen Carter, Susanne, Jane, and Mag gie Katkus, Kathy and Bonnie *Coghlan,, Ida Hjellen, Jane Nun ley, Judy Belts, Judy Bergman Amy Line, Diane Nelson, Jeanie Marsh, Roxy Axtell, Shield Red ellington and Patsy Osborne.
 * *
 At the last Court of Honor Cub Scouts Wylie Betts, Terry
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-03-05
From Darby Bottom
BLACK TOP SOIL
Fill Dirt and Gravel
RA H6Iq
HELP WANTED
TYPIsT--RooKKEEPER

Permanent position open in
small public accounting firm.
Must be good TYpist, under IS,
bookkeeping experience help
fuI but not required. Willing to
train person who can qualify.
PIE SAINT working conditions.
Four employees in office. Bright
future for individual who plans
to work for a few years. Top
Salary. Call kLondike 1l2I for
appointment.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-03-05

COLUMBUS AUTO RADIATOR

Radiator and Block
Boiled out on Car
New and Rebuilt Radiators for most cars
Harrison Cores. Heater Thsrmostafs
3s0 r. Spring 81. AD. asss
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DANIELS RnIck

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WOULD LIKE TO BUY or grave lots
1T Mt. Calvary Cemetery. CA. s645.
PoLAROID CAMERAS AND FILMS
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a 4. Long st. AID. 2ssl
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Furniture For Sale

Beautiful Dining Room Suite. Buff
fet, China Closet, Table and Chairs.
FA. 7113.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-21
Miss Lopez Wins
Miami Girls Golf
Title Second Time

Eleven-year-old Mary Ann Lo-
pez, daughter of Key West Golf
Club professional Joe Lopez, sue
cessfully defended her South
Florida Junior Golf title she won
in her age class last year.
Playing at the Coral Gables
Biltmore course, Miss Lopez out
distanced her nearest competitor
by Is strokes. Another Key
West girl, Miss Linda Borresen,
won a nine-hole girls event.
Miss Lopez brother, Joe Lopez,
Jr., finished in third place in the
championship flight, putting to-
gether rounds Of 74-77-73-74 for
a 298 total-the same score that
won the championship last year.
Jim Mccoy, Of Fl. Lauderdale,
was this years titlist.
Lopez was awarded a hand
some trophy by Capt. Eddie Rick
enbacker, president of Eastern
Airlines. Other Key West youths
in the 130-player field included
Joe Luppens, Jr- Ed Curry and
Bill Borresen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-21
CONGRESS
HICHLICHTS

WASHINGTON N The Senate
Investigations subcommittee meets
in closed session to explore the
possibility of writing a single re-
port on its inquiry into the Nc
Carthy-Army controversy.
Statements by some of the four
Republican and three Democratic
subcommittee members indicate
there's little likelihood all can
agree to a single report.
The subcommittee also wrestles
with another problem-a demand
by Asst. Secretary of Defense H.
Struve Hensel that Sen. Mccarthy
(R-Wis) be rebuked for naming
him in the original Mccarthy
charges against top Army officials.
Hensel asks the subcommittee
to dismiss the charge and submits
an affidavit which he contends
shows that Mccarthy has admitted
having no evidence to support an
accusation against Hensel. The
subcommittee earlier dropped Hen
sci as a principal in the contro-
versy but didn't pass on the
merits of McCarthy's charge.
Mccarthy is vacationing at an
undisclosed spot and cannot be
reached for comment.
FOREIGN AID - The House
Foreign Affairs Committee begins
deciding the actual amounts it will
propose authorizing for foreign aid
during the coming IL months.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the
Senate and House suspend regular
business as q mark Of respect for
Sen. Lester c. Hunt (D-Wyo) and
House Delegate Joseph r. Earring.
ton (R-Hawaii). Both died Satur.
day. Hunt, worried about Ill health,
fatally shot himself. Harrington
died of q heart ailment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-21

Mrs. Marie Teresa Ayala

Mrs. Marie Teresa Ayla, IS,
died Sunday morning after a brief
illness. Mrs. Ayala resided at S22
White Street.
Survivors are three daughters,
Mrs. Mary Escassi and Mrs.
Charles Williams, both of Key
West, and Mrs. Louis Labrada Of
Miami; one son, Gus Ayala; one
sister, Mrs. Alvia Thompson,
Cleveland, Ohio: one brother, J. F.
Uhrbach of Miami; nine grand
children and six great grandchild-
rem.
Funeral services will be held TO-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 from the
Chapel Of the Pritchard Funeral
Home to st. Mary Star of the Sea
Catholic Church with FIR. Poseph
Maring officiating. Burial will be
in the family plot in Catholic
Cemetery.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-21
The
Weatherman
Says
I he

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy to cloudy with isolated
showers or thundershowers today
through Tuesday; continued warm
and humid. Low tonight about
76/7s degrees; high Tuesday about
$3.50 degrees. Light to moderate
variable winds mostly southerly
to westerly becoming easterly by
Wednesday.
Florida: Generally fair and
warm through Tuesday, except
for afternoon showers at widely
scattered places.
Jacksonville through the Florida
Straits: Moderate variable winds
mostly northerly to easterly. Part
ly cloudy weather through Tues
day with a few scattered showers.
East Gulf Of Mexico: Gentle to
moderate mostly easterly winds
and clear to partly cloudy weather
through Tuesday.
Western Caribbean: Moderate to
fresh east and southeast winds and
partly cloudy weather through
Tuesday with occasional local
showers.
Weather Summary for the Tropi-
cal Atlantic, Caribbean Sea Area
and the Eastern Gulf of Mexico:
The wave disturbance that has
moved east of Florida into the
Atlantic shows no signs Of further
development. A weak wave in the
western Caribbean is causing
showers from Cuba to Honduras
and Nicaragua. Otherwise condi-
tons over the tropical areas re-
main normal.
Observation Taken NJ Post Office
Building. 700 AN. EST.
Key West, Fla, June Il, 1854
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-21
APTISTS RENEW
USSIAN CONTACT

MOSCOW B - The World Bap-
LIST Alliance renewed its commu.
hion with Russia's half-million
Saptists after a M-year lapse yes
erday.
DR.. r. Townley Lord Of London,
lscted president Of the alliance
/ Cleveland, Ohio, in 1850, told a
Am-packed church in Moscow, 81
ring you greetings from 20 mil
ion Baptists throughout the
so<ld"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-21
NsIsn June n. 1854 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Pas.
Maine Republicans To Decide
Today On Keeping Sen. Smith
sx DOUGLAS D. coRNELI.

by O000eAS De SVNNkIk.
u PORTLAND, Maine RAMaine
,puts its vote on the line today in
Ia primary in which Sen. Margaret
Chase Smith contends that Sen.
Mccarthy (R-Wis) apparently
planted the man opposing her.
That is the closest Mrs. Smith
has come to openly accusing the
Red-hunting Wisconsin Senator of
attempting to engineer her defeat
in the Republican senatorial pri.
mary.
And it was her nearest approach
to a direct attack on her compe-
titor, Robert L. Jones.
Jones is q Mccarthy supporter.
Mrs. Smith definitely is not.
The contestants closed their
campaigns last night with tandem
television appearances from the
same Portland Studio.
They met head-on in q corridor
with no exchange Of pleasantries
audible to by-standers.
Jones told reporters he, did say
chow do you do"
Mrs. Smith had spoken of Nc.
Carthy in an earlier TV interview
with commentator-columnist Drew
Pearson that was filmed several
days ago in Washington.
Jones followed through by say
ing Pearson was brought in here
to try and ruin me-"
And he said Pearson twas called
a liar by four presidents, ESQ con-
gressmen and IS senator's"
The race between the 56-year-old
senator and the 34.year-old Jones,
a novice in politics, is the only
statewide contest in today's pri-
maries.
A Jones victory would be a ire
mendous upset and political fore
casters around the state picked
Mrs. Smith as an easy 81 or IL
winner.
The only other competition above
the local and county level is for
the Republican and Democratic
nominations in the LIST Congress
sional District.
Rep. Robert Hale (R-Maine)
seeks COP denomination for q
seventh term.
Both candidates for governor
are unopposed, Gov. Burton M.
Cross on the Republican ticket and
Edmund s. Muskie Of Waterville,
Democratic.
With interest in the primary per-
haps less acute in Maine than in
some other parts of the country,
the outlook was for a light vote
that might be held down further
by afternoon showers.
The count begins after the polls
close at I pm. (EST).
Mrs. Smiths mention Of Nc.
Carthy struck belated spark in
what has been an Unexpectedly
drab campaign.
Pearson told the senator he had
heard Mccarthy put Jones in the
race against her.
The senator remarked .'it is gen.
orally known" Mccarthy brought
her opponent along when he came
to Maine last november for two
speeches and called Jones the
type of person who should be in
Washington.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-21
Justice Wanted

ASHRILLE, NC. Up - Asked
whethe he wished to file charges
agains the man who knitted him,
the vtim replied, LET justice
take 5 course"
Amour later a second man was
at IL hospital for treatment of a
headaceration. Asked whether he
knei his attacker, he promptly
naDd the first man.
Justice has taken its course, "
med the policeman, "but !
thk it got a shove"
o charges were filed,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-21
Lugo Funeral
Rites Today

Funeral services for Escolastico
N. Lugo, a, who died June IA,
while driving his car home will be
held this afternoon at $50 in the
Chapel of Pritchard Funeral Home.
the Rev. Manuel Figuroa, pastor
Of FL Salvador Methodist Church.
officiating.
Mr.. Lugo was q native of Puerto
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-21

Summer SOlStice
(Summer commences) June n
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-21
MISS EUROPE NAMED

VICHY, France VI - Auburn.
haired Christel Schaak, 2s-year.
old mannequin from Berlin, has
been elected Miss Europe, 1854, by
beauty judges at the annual COM
petition here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-21
LAD ADMITS ARSON

NEW YORK Up = A 6-year-old
boy set fire to a West Side lumber
yard yesterday. Five firemen were
injured and the blaze destroyed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-21
SKIS CEASE-FIRE IN GUATEMAl A

Rico and belonged to DR.. Felix
Varela Lodge. Burial will be in
the City Cemetery. Graveside SER
vices will be conducted by the
Masonic Lodge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-21

an estimated 100000 worth d
lumber.
The boy, caught running away
from the scene, was questioned BY
police and released in custody Of
his parents.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-21

At the North Pole the Pole Star
is overhead and at the equator it
is approximately on the horizon.
Evening star., 1954-11-29

BETHESDA-4-bedrm.. 2-bath brick.
near transp., public and parochiai
schools: available immed., $3.50, OF.
2-16S3; ewes. OIL. 2-506a
Evening star., 1954-11-29
HOUSES FURNISHED

WALKING DIST, Navy Annex. PEN
tagon: broom brick. attraetively
furn. with mod. furn., incl. 17-in.
Tv washer. Prefer lease. IA.
6-1o6Z. -3
TAK0MA PARK--3 bedrms.. IL
baths, oil heat. garages; nf. shop
s5Os Flower ave. Call JU. s-s53s.
NEB. AND RENO RD.-semidet.:: s
rms; and BATH. gas h..w.h, fenced
s-o6ssse. io ). oBBoHs anRsdi koGs. oGGisae e&as Oh
chevy CHASE. ND. = s-bedrm.
all-elec. kit. full bsnnt.. maids
rm.; mr. park. schools. shop. $3.50
mo-. year lease. EN-. 3-6236. -S
Cathedral; @ reduced II 10 500 with
years lease; a hedrms.. 2 bathsi
2-car gar; I'm. attic. CaIl Mr..
LATTERNER, Oh. 2-615I. -29
TAK0hlA PARKS rms, nicely furn.
Gas heat. Apply 67ol Westmoreland
ALEX. AREA-5-rm. plus playrm..
sas ssss Stores isaisS siiS Dunrk sa5S fGps Gsplssss
so
b. c. 3 bedrms.. new auto o.h.-sir
heat: newly equip. kit. wooded
to responsible adults as long-term
tenants. Phone Riverside 3-4fS3.
COLORED - NEAR ST. GABRIEL
CHURCH and school. Is Sherman
Circle n.w.-Furn. 3-bedroom house
to rent or sell. Open all day Sunday,
stLer 7:3O pm. weekdays. Call Ma.
Evening star., 1954-11-29

4Il3 CONN. AyE.--s-rm.. row brick;
$3.50 18th st. ne, Chevy cS cSsse@s MG;
rms, baths; detached; S175 mo.
1lO c St. ne, near Senate-RoW;
. rms. 2 baths: SS5 mo. GEORGE
I. BoRGER, INC, 643 Indiana ave.
NV Ma S-03h0 an
Evening star., 1954-11-29

1854 CLAY ST. NE.
Living room, dining room,
kitchen, Q bedrooms, bath.
Oil heat. Newly decorated.
Available Nov. /. Rent, $40.
Key at 334O Clay st.
B. r. SAUL co.
e2s 18th st. NV. MA. s-21oo
Evening star., 1954-11-29

FALLS CHURCH. 1-bedrm. apt. scr.
porch. Conv. shops, transp. NOT
In pvt. home: $72.50, TIE. $4,000.
enc. $3.50. Igs.
Evening star., 1954-11-29
BETHESDA

BETHESDA
By owner. Ready for immediate oc.
tWin-sized bedrooms; newly deco
rated. ideal location; walk 70
schools, shopping and transporta.
tion; near Naval Hospital and NH.
our Lady Of Lourdes parish. $3.50
per month. For information, call
LEWISDALE
Adjoining park-Lovely 0-room, If.
bath Colonial; ali-elsctrie kitchen,
y1i:ahs Ess g. 1asss 1ss 2nlE is.s 7, a1a s
CONTINUED O nsxf F1Ss.5
Evening star., 1954-11-29
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

800 + ST. N.E.-10 rms; near Union
station; furnace heat; rent, $e5.
SCHAFFERT, 942 Eye, Ma. S-7S63.
Evening star., 1954-11-29
CoLoRED -e1oe M ST. N.E.Wo

C0LORED - 21O9 M ST. NE. = 1
bedrm.. liy. rm.. kit. and bath:
$72: incl. all utilities. Call NE.
CcOIo6RRED-1 AND e RIM. kit. and
bath; all private; conv... northwest
location: very reasonable. r. j.
cS2SREbEoufNgY n229RE Hoi ils51si p1. NV. we mr.
1st and Fla. ave-; conv. to transp.,
Freedman's Hosp, Howard Univ
2 rms. mod. kit. and bath. 1st f.;
newly dec. pvt; gas heat: 500;
adult CPL. call 10 to 4. v. D.
JOHNSTON, HUI. l3-4614. 90
COLORED-TALBERT ST. Sc. /
blk. from Nichols ave. bus: conv. to
Boiling Field. ST.. Elizabeth's or
Federal Triangle-2 lge. rms, kit,
bath; oil heat; end A. pvt. $50.
Sall SieI sL9etoo 70 too 4. v. D. JOHNSTON,
CoIoREbIisse srd ST. Me-
bedrm. apt. with dinette and lge.
rear porch, S6S.50 mo. Ma. S-S093
or ma. S-2S65. OLIVER T. CARR,
CoIoRED-ae11 18th ST, Me-
bedrm. apt. in q modern brick bldg.
just S69.50 mo. Ma. S-2S65 or
MA. s-s093. OLIVER T. CARR.
CoLoRED o1e esrd ST. NV.
rms, 2 baths; S125. Call r.. A.
Evening star., 1954-11-29
CAPITOL PLAZA

Two blocks from Senate once Bldg.
Most. attractive and tastefully deco
rated one-bedroom units ct S110,
Offering comfortable apt. living Ct
SHANNON 81 LUCHS co.
724 I4th STREET NV. MA. s-2345