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Smyrna times., 1940-06-20

TLEVEN high school boys today
l. are sitting on top OF the world.
They have just received word from
David Sarnoff, President of the
Radio Corporation of America, that
they are the preliminary winners
in the $4,000 Opportunity Scholar
ship competition sponsored by that
company.
The boys were selected from 25OO
entrants in every State and Terri
tory as being most likely to sue
ceed" in careers as radio scientists.
Although the rules of the competi-
tion. offered to more than 1900
high schools, specified ten prelimi-
nary winners. a tie for tenth place
made it necessary to include one
more boy in the list.
The future scientists. who have
Just been graduated from their
high schools, will be brought to
New York and Camden. N. J. IN
August for an entire month of in
spection and study OF RCA's en-
gineering, laboratory and manufac-
turing facilities. During that period
they will be under the eyes of the
Judges, who are outstanding radio
engineers. On September list. one
of the eleven boys will be selected
as the final winner, and he will be
awarded the $4,000 tuition and main
tenance scholarship in electrical
and radio engineering at college
selected by the boy himself from
a list of approved institutions.
Each of the other ten boys will
Smyrna times., 1940-06-20
Gone Strawberry shortcake-

Gone-StrdWDerry SDortcdke.
Census enumerators may have t
wait until August for their pay.
Linwood Sisco has gone into the
creamery to learn the business
Frank Startling left Saturday fol
Baltimore.
Mrs. Richard Marin, near Green
Spring, lost nearly fifty young tur-
keys week ago by the night visit
of a mink or weasel.
Rev. G. w. Dame was called to
Danville, Va, last week by the
death of his sister, and has the sin
cere sympathy of his friends in his
deep affiiction.
Edward Beck, a four-year-old
son of E. H. Beck, fell yesterday
morning from an express wagon,
breaking his arm. DR.. Dwight re-
duced the fracture.
The little boy who stands over
the fountain at the Fruit Growers
Bank guiding the stream of water,
had a bronze umbrella placed over
him yesterday for protection.
Chas. A. Beck finished his enum-
GRAFTON of his part of Smyrna a
week ago; and is now doing the
"Necks" that form a large part of
his district. Herman Roe has fin
iShed his part of this town and
Clayton; also of the village of
Duck Creek.
The top of the lantern and rail
ing at the Light House, mouth Of
Smyrna River, has been changed
to Black in color. Heretofore the
top has been red and the railing
white. This is a change in con-
formity to a general order of the
Light House Board.
A commission of gentlemen,
whose duty it was to divide the
Sutton" property near Woodland
Beach, did so last week by giving
Mrs. Sutton widow of Thos. L.
80 acres of upland and 200 acres
of marsh, and Mr.. Brinkley, &c
acres of upland and buildings and
the balance Of the marsh.
Mrs. Susan A. Lovegrove widow
of James w. Lovegrove has been
allowed a widows pension to date
from August 4th, 1880. She will
receive $1,000 on the first payment
and S12 per month thereafter. Mr.
Lovegrove was a member Of the
@Home Guards" of this town-6th
Delaware Regiment under Col
Wilmer; pension granted because
of disease contracted while in the
service in guarding the railroad at
the time of the invasion Of Penn
sylvania by Lees army.
Smyrna times., 1940-06-20
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
NOMINATIONS

For the third time Saturday af-
ternoon Purnal J. Lynch was nom
mated as the Democratic candidate
for sheriff of New Castle county.
His chief competitor was Peter J.
Ford Of Wilmington. James ].
Toner, Of New Castle, was third.
Levy Courtman George c. Roth
well SURPRISED nearly everybody by
getting an unexpectedly small vote
Smyrna times., 1940-06-20
IN
SCHOOL WORK
Supt. George r. Miller An
nOunces List of Promotions
of the Smyrna Schools
ON ROLL OF HONOR LIST

The list of promotions at John
Bassett Moore School of Smyrna
has been announced by Superin-
tendent George R. Miller as fol-
lows:
Miss Stats, teacher, promoted
to Grade 2 William E. Bartlett,
Marjorie F. Chambers, Frederick
c. Chester, Dolores A. David, Bar
bara A. Deats, Linden S. Dough-
ten, Donald Faircloth, Katherine
M. Jones, Estella Marshall, Joyce
A. McNatt, Robert M. Michener.
Mary E. Miller, Charlyn Missimer,
George w. Parker, Robert Pernol,
w. Donald Poore, Gene A. Short.
Verna G. Smith, Mamie Still, Pa
tricia Sylvester, Mary E. Vaughn,
]. Glenn Virdin, Doris j. Walton.
Mrs. Ricards, teacher, promoted
to Grade Harold Q. Allen, John
H. Burris, June Hirons, Charles E.
Newnum, Clara Robinson, Clarence
Scuse, Earl t. Shane, Harold
Swarr, Betty M. Tucker.
Mrs. Ricards, teacher, promoted
to Grade 3-WalIace /. Badur,
George r. Bell, William L. bigger,
Charles Bramble, Robert Brown,
Elizabeth L. Carrow, Robert Cole,
/ William L. David, jeanne Deakyne,
z. Raymond Dyer, Lois Dempsey,
Wilson Everett, Roma Welch.
/ Miss Neese, teacher, promoted to
/ Grade Melvin r. Archer, Davis
B. Bartlett, Herbert e. Brown,
Victor NJ. Brown, Richard E. En-
mis-, James "A. Faulkner, Jack
\ Keeler, Victor Keeler, George E.
Lister, Nelson E. Messick, Lee w
Moore, Edward r. Porter, Charles
H. Reed, Jr., Lewis Savin, William
/ G. Shane, Charles Wheatley, Do
lores M Bodine. Betty Jean Fox
well, Betty A. McClain, Gloria
Messick, Frances L. Smith, D. Lor-
raine Stats, Margaret Truax.
Miss Purnell, teacher, promoted
to Grade Audrey Ashton, Mary
Alice Blendt, Dorothy Bodine, Pau
Brommer, Jean Brothers, William
Buckson, Virginia Burchard, George
Council, Barratt DeFord, Carroll
Elzey, Norman Everett, Stanley
Francis, Leota Hadley, Earl Har-
ris, Robert Hart, Edward Hyatt
Blanche Kemp, Donald Knots
Betty Lovegrove.
Mrs. Postles, teacher, promoted
to Grade Harry Bodine, Joyce
Johnston, Henry Marshall. Alice
Jane Matthews, Russell McNatt
Leslie Michener, Ruth Newnum
Ronald Nowland, Leonard Pleas
anton, Wayne Pryor, Matilda Rob
inson, Dorothy Scuse. Lorraine
Smith, Patrick Springer, Nea
Tilghman.
Miss Scout, teacher. promoted t
Grade Elizabeth Barnes, Car
u
Brown, James Buckson, Constance
Burris, Jeanette Chambers, Peg
gy Clark, Carl Clough, Richar'
Cox, Elizabeth Deamer, Esthe
Dempsey, Tallulah Everett, Mari
FAIRIES, Nancy Faircloth, Thelm'
Foxwell, Mary Freeman, Donal'
Heinold, Betty Hooven, Jane
Jones, Dudley Kemp, Marger,
Lamb.
Miss Adkins, teacher, promote
to Grade 5-John Bodine, Home
Hart, John Lister, Glenn McNati
Mabel McNatt, Sadie McNatt, Ed
, ward Melvin, Charles Messicb
, Richard Nutter, Louis Oliphani
Carlisle Pryor, James Ryan, Wiz
ginia Savin, Elizabeth Shane
Grade Shorts, Mary Sparks, Joai
Springer, Ann Stevenson, Hele
. Sylvester, James VanPelt, Rober
Warner.
Smyrna times., 1940-06-20
SMYRNA DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
Notes of Marriages, Deaths
and Matters of Interest
of Half Century Ago
ISSUE OF JUNE 18TH, 1890

Taken from our old files of
corresponding week, as near
date of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column,
now a regular feature Of the
Times, will call to mind people
and events of the older genera
tion.
Smyrna times., 1940-06-20
AFTER sUNKEN TREASURE

The Merritt Wrecking Company
have just executed a new agree
ment with the Ocean Wrecking
Company of Philadelphia, for the
recovery Of the treasures on board
the British sloop of war, De Braak,
sunk off Cape Henlopen, May, 1898.
Smyrna times., 1940-06-20
I02 Anniversary of Lighthouse

The Reedy Island Lighthouse.
Augustine Beach, below
Port Penn, this month is observing
its 102nd anniversary. 1t has been
the front light to the Port Penn
range for years and now is an in
light. Captain Fred G.
Hill has been In charge of the
for the past ten years.
Smyrna times., 1940-06-20
CHEsWOLD

The Town Fathers of Cheswold
are grading and otherwise improv-
ing their streets.
Gamaliel Garrison commenced
cutting his wheat last Saturday, the
14th.
Rev. Mr.. Stephenson is making
big preparations for his all day
meeting next Sunday at Bethel. He
expects Rev. w. w. w. Wilson, of
Smyrna, and Rev. S. r. Maxwell,
Of Leipsic, to help him and it may
be, others.
Smyrna times., 1940-06-20
RIGHT F00nds
GOOD HIGsAII2| b
Your Health h and w..
pends on p,, @pFl
and Ri sht An,p,, N
= 0hARLOrTE spByo

June is the na.l
production 50 II I nola N
mas been degjgn.ts. ! attag 4
p,-1.y Tal5y ]. month. The ust.. /, \
epaftment Of Aa,i.a r-i'sa \
alc-s an even Iarss, .%'ltr
taan 4 year a &C. 81 2a@]
tiigh production ,,,
curing the las few nos..I n.y. :
a.s3 increased the su1o.1 151a |
year. nose d
I, aas been estimated j..
-pples of food pro59e.s
United States were s1Sss soo.1.
uted everyone would iaa-E h..
"el- balanced diet. T,a 7~''
'.on q milk from the 49,. 3
of view Is perhaps i. -''
poftant part Of this n,s.,l
distribution. ~''s1 !;
Because milk / Az
PIE still do not corsit.. S,t ny
equal 70 meat in Ton,,. -,5, I
recent article in a rit.,,' i. y. :
cd national magazine .'',i ~.
the use of mix by rs-i.t !.
On the grounds that tssr ,., !, 1
more substantial foo5 NJ
r olesIel me fac. =,
children of relief fanir.,
getting milk to drink
Compared with ns.
fruit vegetables. cereal, y
foods milk furnishes ! Ii. ]. !
in energy protein. mirssl,
vitamins.
Many families bDy M.
because they do moi n,
value compared with o.s~ !,
For example, a seven cg- !,
evaporated milk furnis5s, r.
protein as one third ofsr-'
meat, more fat than TN !
spoonS OF mayonnalSe, ai
much Carbohydrates as t.4i
Of bread.
The vitamin and nirml
tent Of milk is higher taar n
most foods It has no sgz
source Of calcium and pssz.-
and is particularly rich il Il,
A.
Use plenty Of milk 70. tsgs
and in cooking You nay /
the favor and convenienq d |,
milk or you may find car,aI
meets your needs Eit.g j
is a good health insura-a
Smyrna times., 1940-06-20
DEATHS

Morgan-Near Seven Hickories.
June 7th, 1890, Maggie Morgan,
daughter Of VIM. Morgan, aged p
years, s months, 23 days.
Smyrna times., 1940-06-20
COUNTY AND STATE ITEMS

4 4 l.
There will be no graduating class
at the Dover public school this
summer.
James w. Ponder, son Of ex-gov-
ernor Ponder graduated from
Swarthmore yesterday, and he will
study law under willard Sauls-
bury, Jr., Esq.
The first ripe peach of the sea-
son was seen at Milford on Tues
day.
Herbert Deakyne, of New Castle,
graduated at West Point last week
standing fourth in his class Of 54.
Thomas Riley, a bricklayer, fell
from the scaffold on the new brick
building being erected by Joseph
Levi, Monday at Dover, and was
instantly killed. His head struck
a joist and was crushed. He came
there about ten days ago from Will
mington, where his mother resides.
Some two or three weeks ago an
oily tongued and very polite gen
tleman landed at Dover, and went
the rounds of the town, claiming
to represent the Climax Clothing
Co., Of New York. He displayed
his samples in the different places
of business and the prices being
so low, several were induced to buy
Of him or rather order. He care
| CONTINUED on Page Seven)
Smyrna times., 1940-06-20
GRADES OF THE
GRADUATING CLASS

These figures grade the stand
ing Of the class, constituting Miss
Julia Griffith the valedictorian and
Miss Nellie FAIRIES the salutatorian,
the two positions of honor.
Smyrna times., 1940-06-20

Today there are NOE ri
600 miles Of air routes II Il
ed States over which Il
scheduled passenger pGs|
daily.
Smyrna times., 1940-06-20

5y DIP
You're the most sl-.-' )
mermaid on the 0eaa
this original style 3F !
of Americas ovn ds;+
ers. In red and V.
stripe or pineapple : !,
cotton pique 7A
Bird SpeaEn''
e17 Tatnall St. sp..I,n
Wilmington
Evening star., 1940-10-14

1902 N. 18th ST. Arlington, Va-Nicely
furnished room for ,; twin beds. next
bath: SIS each. CHI. 5S12.
BRENTWOOD, MD 1923 Rhode Island
Furnished front room next bath; l
fare zone: reasonable. Warf1eld 1863.
FURNISHED ROOMS in new home with
automatic heat Arlington. Va. Very
reasonable Twelve minutes from White
House Buses one block from home run
every 5 minutes. 1Oc zone. 1894 So. 9th
81. Call Chestnut a233 after l pm. IA.
ARLINGTON-Large comfortably furn.
room. next bath, in new private home;
no other roomers: adults reas CHI. 5215.
ARLINGTON. VA-Nicely furnished room ::
new home; private bath. unlim. phone,
garage: board optional. CHI. 0549
SILVER SPRING - Corner room. double
bed near park and golf course; SIS
month Shepherd 2Iq2
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

s ROOMS, BATH, SUN PARLOR, SLEEP
ing porch; $50 mo-. includes all utilities
ERWIN REALTY CO. Call Hyattsville O334
BEAUTIFUL GROOM MODERN HOME m
Lyon VILLAGE. Va. suitable for Army ON
SON. CHI. 2440.
BEDROOMS. BATHS DOUBLE GA
rage, oil heat; years lease. Suitable large
family or employed group EN-. 0511.
SILVER SPRTNG+5-ROOM BUNGALOW.
porches. garage. Oriental rugs, oil burner.
new G. E. refs.. and gas range: every
vember LIST: adults. SH. 6ses-J.
BEDROOMS, LARGE LIVING ROOM:
shade trees; lust redeecrated. 119 W.
yond Chevy Chase Circle 500 month. l5'
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR FAMILY
Of adults who would take interest in own
ers home House recond. throughout.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.. 1898 4ond sT.-s
rooms. auto. heat, built-in garage, $50. Call
Atlantic 3O72.
6 ROOMS. BATHS, BUILT-IN GARAGE.
auto. heat: redec.- insulated: reasonable
for quick rental. OWNER, 6211 14th st.
NV. 49,
8 ROOMS. BATH. PORCH, MAIDS ROOM,
lavatory; completely furn.: u acre ground:
close in: references. Woodley S65a
FOR RENT: HOME CONTAINING BED
rooms living room. dining room. kitchen,
bath; located in suburbs of Alexandria.
on. GRAHAM 4 oGDEN INC.
Oldest Real Estate Firm in Alexandria. H
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NV sEcT1oN-Nicely furnished room.
wn beds IN Rs new nd detaGhedw wo BONO oe Rea
3o35, 10th ST. N;W117Newly turn" com com,
EHceent SasSPsf home homecooRed ot meals AD 6265
ABA N. H. AVE. N.W.--Jewish family,
ROOM AND BOARD. in room, $50 mo-;
vicinity Navy Yard; men preferred. Call
AT 1898 after pm.
DoWNToWN. 1920 18th st nv nw..Roem xJs on
4d1e and plenty sa3 ddube 9d heme-cooked fo0d
1924 LAMONT ST, ,NW.-Front, double
vegetables; garage. Adams 5223. a.
CLEVELAND PARK--Private home; EN-
a9Gfd aHs abdat sdas oet Sn Is Wo aa oaa
MT. PLEASANT sECTION-Larse double
and single room, nicely furnished; excel
lent meals. 1906 Lamont st. AD OLE.
1921 QUE ST. NV, vacancies for. gen.
un enfa phone wsEnr TX Gy ds e% GoR depts
GIRL wishes to share room with another.
Also double for two girls. 2l0s 18th st.
NV. 10.
1920 LAMONT ST: N.W.-Extra large
with adj. porch Home cooking.
1881 CALVERT ST. N.Y. large front
home PRIVILEGES. Reasonable,
SPACIOUS ROOMS in downtown 18th st.
apartment: superior food. MI. 1880.
walking distance Govt. dept.-sinele. dou-
BILE 25 yrs exp. We aim TO please.
1909 RoDMAN ST. NW-Front room.
So, expo, private Law: nr. Conn aye; ex-
cellent meals: Protestant. EN-. 371s.
412 ONEIDA PL. N.W.-Large double room.
private lavatory employed couple or
girls. real home. RA. 9236.
1922 N ST. N.w.-1ssirable rooms with
good meals in refined home; walking dis
tance; reasonable. 10
a715 CONNECTICUT AVE, opposite Ward
delicious meals: reasonable. CO. 9400. IA.
1712 ALLISON ST. NV double rooms,
l with porch eo,t detached house. best meals
34Os 18th ST N.w-Beautifully furn.
food congenial atmosphere. CO. 7135-J.
14lI KENNEDY ST. NW.-Nicely. fur
esfier' ceiient board: private detaehed nome Is.
164l K ST. N.W-Nicely furnished single
and double rooms. one with private bath;
excellent home cooking. Downtown. 19.
1925 10th ST. .N.w.-Beautiful newly
in double for gentleman; excellent board,
home cooking: showers. 10
45O1 IOWA AVE. NW.-sinsle, front
room. clean. corner home; excellent meals:
eenJlemdH' TedSOHdUle- 1E bOSA.
1904 CALVERT ST. N.W-Jewish gentle
man preferred; excellent food. Glover
Park bus line passes door.
1910 CONN AvE.-Newly decorated; love-
ly home for young people: delicious home-r
cooked meals. MI. 1850
DUPONT CLUB. 1926 10Th st. nw.-va-
cancy;' $40. S35 good food. Dupont 9O49.
1s4I KALoRAMA. RID Nw-Refined home.
Attr rooms: studio basement for men:
delicious meals Michioan 517s.
COR 18th AND L NW.-Nice rm next
shower: man; home cooking; very reas.
1101 18th st. NV. Apt. 201.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1908 goth st. NV
Comfortable rooms: good food; nice peo-
pe moderate rates.
54OO 5th ST NV. Ant. Jewish gentle
man wanted for room. with or without
board. with Jewish family. RA. 1898. Is.
1880 CONNECTICUT AVE NW-One va
cancy in double, one single; vacant Nov
1st one double, one triple or foursome.
MASTER FRONT RM twin beds: 2 adults:
pvt. family; near cars. express bus. Call
GE. 1869.
JEWISH GIRL to share twin bedrrn. IN
new home: conv to Government bodes.;
bus at corner; S36. II. 6614.W.
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HOUSES uNEuRNIsHEp.

1897 ABBEY PLACE NE.-6 RMS. BATH,
strictly white neighborhood: h.-wh., mod.
kit; nr.'G. P. O.: $50 80. RA. 7344.
sen sEM1iDETASHEP 5,.5 IRIGK- sss; SO; 8
1,3y I4S ADAMS I st g. nv. nv. FRANCIS A. BLUM
GROOM MODERN BRICK HOUSE. NEW:
and front yards; % SIS per e month; @ Also Also besa S
tiful 5-room corner. suitable for doctor or
dentist. A wonderful opportunity in River
Terrace: the tastes. growing community IN
sses oee It sn1 kises see .rr.es r MS sfth end
Benning I'd. ne. AT. $500
1921 ord 81 SOUTH, ARLINGTON, vR-
ginia-2-story brick house; 4 rooms,
kitchen. bath; oil heat; unfurnished; S55
month; 15 minutes to town. National
1IO3 FERN ST. NV. (NEAR WALTER
Reed)@Semi-detach brick. seven rooms,
two baths, oil heat. Frigidaire: very desir-
able sole; handy ~ to stores and transportation
5ee aSrd W., ARLINGTON. vAEs
rooms bath; oil heat. screened.in porch:
as asry s7 :Snas0nss END ISs 1os e. bus route Apply
$40. .OO-43I 18th ST. sE.-sIx ROOMS.
bath. pantry. electricity: large yard: ga
rage, h.-w.h. Key at 1909 B st. Sc. IA
1881 NEWTON ST. NE IS LARGE
rooms; oil heat; ami: mr.. university and
. colleses: $50 per month.
1907 POTOMAC AVE NV. OVERLOOK
ing rivers rms. 2 baths. oil heat; insula-
ton; lse. corner .ot; S75. Woodley S776.
$500 ASH ST, MT. RAINIER, MD.-MoD-
ern Ems bath oil heat sarase excellent
se07 EAsIERN AvE|S HAas. 8ATH,
Anil; issss Sssd: SO.
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

GEORGETOWN ATTRACTIVE ROW
house, rms, garage. oil heat; nr. schools,
TINY, BRIGHT STUDIO COTTAGE: 4
rooms. bath: stove heat. fireplace: garden:
utilities included; S35. Alexandra 4131. I.
3506 18th ST. SO. ARL. CH. aO34.
II r. an. and 2 b.. furn.; acre; S1225.
r. and . b.. unfurn.: "a acre; SS5.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.


CLEAN, NICELY FURN LIv. RM.,, KIT,
can be din. rm. or library. 27l2 Wis.
ave. NV.
CEDAR COURTS" TAKOMA PARK, D. C,
nr. Walter Reed. 40 Cedar St. rooms.
kin b. m 81 peh %f play ya "a, ag9 MR eoGy E eHs5y o
PARK LEE, 1890 PARK RID. NV AND
large delightful rms. spacious dressing
s9om ha 81 dn aoDsI1 sif das oass shower eeV
l272 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. COR N
Front: L and , rms, kitchenette and bath;
utilities furn. Apply mgr.
CHEERFUL DISTINCTIVE ROOMS,
kit. bath; porch; auto. heat; sarage;
adults; bus; Chevy Chase. D. C. WO. !334
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE. OR, 3
attractive rooms in private residence for
Ink; gentlles. Emerson 4033.
wooDRIDGE-e LARGE RMS. NEWLY
fur. in new home; Frieidaire. shower, util-
tiles fur; adults. 3905 oath st. ne.
STUDIO APT, NEAR MAYFLowER AND
iSsts0t5 i69s Conn. H'IaS ave. M NE. aiie'
17O7 C ST. sE,-LARGE RIM. AND KIT,
front apt; elec; refrigerstor; nicely furn.'
on bus route: clean; adults.
ANACosT1A. l4as MINNESOTA AVE. Sc.
e.hw.,- gas. elec. oil heat incl: gar. IL
PARK LEE, 1890 PARK RID. NW-DE-
lishtful liv. -bedrm., on lse Ions ball, kit,
1879 ST. w.-1-RooM, L,H.K. SUITE.
Frigidaire. $40: suitable for or 3
5414 sth ST. N.W-ENTIRELY PRIVATE
md floor. bath accommodate :, or ) adults
nicely furnished: 3 exposures.
. ROOMS, KITCHEN AND ,sEMI-PyT,
bath: gas. elec. and heat furnished; adults.
us Shepherd st. NV.
2a6 End ST. NE-FIRsT FLOOR: FRONT;
! rm kitchen. bath gas, cleo steam
heat; adults preferred: IS week.
HOUSEKEEPING. CHEERFUL BED-LIV- Lr!,
After pm. 3033 18th St. NV.
1913 NJ ST. N.w-ATTR. : RMS. KIT. :,
springs; gas heat: excel. cond.; refs.
1850 NEWTON ST. w-BEAuTIFUL
phone: $3.50 monthly.
1908 NEWTON ST, N,w-3 LOVELY
sssPRs sisasa PeTsh RsS3s Fs!dars sss everything in
sllo 18th ST NV; At COL ,R!,;,i RDU
fully furnished: Steinway grand piano.
HnhosFsa @ sed M sTn bsS ssSs ss sFss es double M
1913 wALBR1DGE .PL, goth AND PARK
rd-Cozy liv. rm., din. small bedrm., kit. ::
ami. everything furn.; $50; . adults.
3O21 CAMBRIDGE PL NV Ice. RMS.
bath. Frisidaire: hot water phone sas'
very reas.: adults.
1859 COL. RID NV, APT 305-2 COM
municating rms. suit or 8: also single
room inner-sprins mattress. Adams OBS
1855 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE--NEwLY Y
decorated. floors refinished: all conven-
fences: heat. light and gas included. %
1873 IRVING ST NV RIM. AND
kitchenette; clean, quiet house: cony. loca-
ton; adults only.
7lo VIRGINIA AVE SE-NEATLY FUR
nished. 3 rooms. bath, c.hw. FrlgldsiTe.
oil heat rent reasonable. 10
NEWARK ST, OFF CONN. AvE-3 GIRLS
to share furnished apt phone. laundry and
maid service incl. and kitchen PRIVILEGES.
Emerson 1881
SHOREHAM HOTEL.
Sublet beautifully furnished > rooms and
bath Apt. F-301. Adams 0IO0.
NEW FURNITURE.
very unusual unit. consisting OF large
living room. solarium with concealed bed.
all-eectrlc kitchen. large dinette. dressing
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VERMONT AVE AT THOMAS CIRCLE.
- Rooms. Kitchen and Bath.
3 Rooms, Kitchen and Bath.
District SS22.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

| 1883 WYOMING AVE NW-sunny, In
| closed porch. connecting bath. reason able:
| attractive double front room, Semi-bath;
i also sinale co 1nl6l.
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COLORED
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

THE IRVING APTS-UNFURN. 1-RoOM
and Groom apts. with dinette, kitchenette.
605 N. Irving st. Arlington. Va
CORNER PROSPECT AND QUEENS CHAP
el I'd West Hyatts-Modern, rms. kit
and bath. pvt. entr.. porch. gar; adults;
S42.50: also 8 rms; S4s so. WA. 1902.
ATTRACTIVE APT. CONSISTING OF 4
large rms. bath and porch: oil heat; cleo
trio stove; Frigidaire; excellent for refined
couple wishing home atmosphere and quiet
no children. 201 Lee hwy Falls Church.
Falls Church lS45
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.
BURLINGTON HOTEL.

ATTRACTIVE APIS. HI0H-CLAss NEIGH
borhood; some furnished Car available on
appt MRS GREEN, Shepherd bl2s.
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SHOREHAM HOTEL.
Sublet beautifully furnished rooms and
bath. Apt. F-30T. Adams 0100.
NEW FURNITURE.
very unusual unit. consisting OF large
living room solarium with concealed bed.
all-electrlc kitchen large dinette. dressing
closet and bath with shower, large
SEE RESIDENT MANAGER.
CAn-
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CHEVY CHASE guest desired-Private
family; delicious meals; beautiful home.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

MALE GOVT. EMPLoYE wishes comfort
able furn. room in Sc. private nome; reas
State uarticulars BoY 44q-V Star
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BROOKLAND. 1914 14th ST n.e.-Double
nm, pvt lavatory Call after pm,
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GLOVER PARK. 3Sls w st n.w.-Attrac.
single nm. excel bed, semi-rvt bath,
shower: new house nr. bus: reas. WO. 25@6.
o711 CONN AVE. opp Wardman Park
Desirable room, $50 per month: refined
people
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NEW APT. BLDGS. S4S so UP.
poRcAHs NsAhsf some x with opRN EPs rSEpcI
locker. laundry. SUN DECK. park lot, on
HEAT, 10 minutes city. restricted clientele.
LIVE IN ARLINGTONS FINEST. Me-
elaine. 2100 Wilson blvd. Chestnut $500
(Open Sunday
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Det apt bldg in nne, convenient loca-
ton and SURROUNDINGS. Largc !. r. with
fireplace. > bedrms dinette. kit. bath
garage: nice yard Open. See il TODAY.
BRODIE & COLBERT. INC. Ma ss75.
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READY TO MOVE IN.

Desirable corner. like new; . rooms:
kit. and bath furn. Free parking. VIII
be available l 9Th and LIST. See these for
price ana location. At Rock Greek Park
near Taft Bridge. 2410 Goth st. NV,
-esident NOR
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5S26 Colorado ave. NV, Apt. 4Rec.
hall. living room. bedroom. dinette. kitchen
and bath: cleo refrigeration. screened rear
porch. Equipped with Bryant gas heater.
Large rear yard
l4O4 CAFP TTZ III Q0S0
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3441 r. I. AVE.
ECONOMY APT.-s39. so.

kitchen, bedrm.. screened porch: heat and
h. ". furn.: S45 mo. Adults. Vacant Nov.
lst Warfeld 1862