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Smyrna times., 1943-12-23

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In pursuance of an order of Ernest B.
Raughley, Register of Wills, in and for
Kent County. Delaware, dated December 10,
1943. notice is hereby given of the grant,
ing of Letters Testamentary on the estate
of Annie H. Stayton, deceased, on De-
cember 10, 1943. All persons having claims
against the said Annie H. Stayton, de-
ceased, are required to exhibit the same to
the undersigned Executor within one year
after the granting of such Letters Testa-
mentary or abide by the law in that behalf
which provides that such claims against
the said estate not SO exhibited shall be
forever barred.
WILLIAM II. STAYTON, JR.,
Executor of Annie H. Stayton, deceased,
&C G. L. Harmonson. ESQ.,,
Dover, Delaware
Smyrna times., 1943-12-23
Mrs. Lou Fennimore Conner

charge. Interment will be in Odd
Fellows Cemetery.
Mrs. Lou Fennimore Conner
Funeral services for Mrs. Lou
Fennimore Conner will be held Fri
day morning at 1890 o'clock at the
Murry Funeral Home in Camden,
N. j. Mrs. Conner passed away
Tuesday at her home in Camden.
She was born in Thoroughfare
Neck district the daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fenni-
more and spent her early life
around Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1943-12-23
LOST

Between Woodland Beach and
Clayton green two-piece water
proof Latex Suit. Reward if re-
turned to
PRESTON BURRIS,
CLAYTON, Del.
Smyrna times., 1943-12-23
LOST
LOST

"a" Gas Ration Book, Army
Classification Card, drivers license,
and pocketbook.
CARLTON GUY,
R. D. No. / Clayton, Del.
Bradley beam., 1943-10-30

personnel on the Field to donate their superfuons pennies to his ma rital fund.-" This sounded vaguely to me as a form of advertisement but again I was patient.
 Abel hopped onto my. shoulder and whispered in my ear.
 Look, Bub, there's a guy around here that's stealing my stuff. 1 don't like it. That cigar he smokes does better job than I do, and By Gum, if he doesn't cut it out I'll turn him in to the Associated Skunk Scent Union. mean M/Sgt. Tapp' You tell him to get different cigars, or else to stop lighting the one he has. I don't want to get tough about it, but this is absolutely the last warning Pm giving him."
 I made a note of his comment and encouraged him to speak fur ther. 4S
 He jumped back to the typewrlt- CT and nibbled at the carriage.
 "What's this I hear about you and a certain Elsie? He wagged a roguishr paw at me. l ignored him with a coldness that would have chilled less obstreperous soul. For a moment or two he hummed point ed love songs at me. Then he drop ped the issue.
 Another thing. Whats all the non-coms around here tiptoeing for? They act as though they're scared or something. Can't be the new co, can it? Ha, ha, it's about time you guys was put in your place." I could feel myself turn pale. Quickly and silently, 1 admon- ished my friend to be little less articulate on the subject. He didn't speak about it anymore, although from time to time he would break out into sneering chuckles of a par
Bradley beam., 1943-10-30
IN
 SKUNK HOLLOW
By S/Sgt. Edgar A. Lansing

Abel looked around the corner. Once he saw me, he heaved sigh of relief and climbed to his favorite perch atop my typewriter. For a moment or two he preened his hite-striped fur and then regard ed me with the faint sheer of the confirmed cynic.
 "Well, Abel," I said cheerfully, "what's cooking?"
 Abel was silent for a moment and then placing compelling paw on the report I was filing, he spoke in this wise:
 Sarge, Ole Soak, been threat ened by certain parties, who shall remain nameless, for divulging in formation of an informal nature to you. Were it not for certain protec- tive characteristics of my own, l might, even now, be nothing but a ghost of your devoted friend" In a moment I saw that his cynicism was now tinged with very lugu- brious self-pity. I spent a moment or two in comforting him and even gave him a pencil to chew on.
 "Cheap pencils" he said, "the paint don't taste right" could tell he had something on his mind, so I remained silent.
 "I was waching some of the fel- lows drinking beer in a local cab aret the other day, and was struck by the decadence of the men," 1 was astounded. Abel was hardly the creature to take a conservative out look on life. In skunk circles, the reverberations of his moments of revelry are left long after Abel is sobered up.
 "Thy don't drink the way they used to. Time was when a citizen could get soused on beer. I've even heard that there was time, a long time ago, when it was not unusual for beer to be used as thirst cuencher. You know, just drink a pint or so, when you get thirsty. Nowadays the boys, in order to ar rive at even a slightly ossified state, prefer a mixture not unlike carbon tetrachloride and ether. It's decadent, that's what it isl" wasn't sure that Abel knew what the word "decadent" mean, but rather than interrupt him, let the matter go.
 "Y'know, Sarge Rappaneau has been saving pennies so he can get married-poor devil. He urges all
Bradley beam., 1943-10-30

ticularly irritating nature.
 "It's disease, that's what it is" he said after a brief pause.
 "What is? I asked, confused by my friends propensity for the "non-sequitur."
 "This mustache deal. Last week the 1st Sgt.'s soup strainer offends my eyesight, and this week I find the hirsute adornement that S/Sgt. Wahl sports on his upper lip fur ther irritation to my sensibilities. I reminded Abel that all this was none of his business. My remarks did not make any impression on him at all.
 "Y'know that Radio Section is wierd" he said after a short si- lence "They go about speaking to each other in terms of DIT, DIT, DIT DAT, instead of the Kings English. don't say that they're ac- tually subversive, but it sure knocks the stuffings out of my eavesdropping." laughed loudly at this, mentioning casually that for once his nosiness had met it's match.
 That last remark of mine didn't please him too much. To my con- sternation he ran a critical paw along a casual 2X4 that help up the wall.
 Really Sarge" he shouted, "this place is very dusty-flthy as a matter of fact. I shall inform the ...." Desperately, I tried to si- lence him. With a loud leering laugh, he jumped.off the typewrit- CT, and left my office. I mopped my brow.
 A moment later, I was looking for the dust cloth. After all, there wasn't VERY much dust, but it's better not to take chances.
Bradley beam., 1943-10-30

We'll it seems that the Friday Mite dances at the Rec Hall are picking up. Last week 1 know that many people had swell time danc- ing or listening to the music and there is no doubt but that Special Service will endeavor to provide entertainment also. But alas, some one in the WAC contingent slipped up. There actually was no coffee or refreshments at the dance last week. Now, girls, I know many of the fellows would like some coffee or refreshments at these dances, so get hep and make certain there is some at the next dance and inci- dentally you can always leave a gallon near the band stand for us guys in the band. Thank you.
 Do any of you WACs or EM ever realize how much effort and en- durance Miss Mazur and MT. Don- aid of the USO, put into making a dance or a night at the USO suc- cessful? After all, the building is there for your use and your attend ance is most cordially appreciated by both USO directors.
 Lately, strange phenomenon of colors is taking place outside the front of the 96th barracks. As the situation is, there is some sort ot a tireless painting contest going on beween "Slim" Krause and "Pee- Wee" to see which can keep his ar ray of colors on tn empty bomb asings the longest. What a way to
Bradley beam., 1943-10-30
DISORDER IN THE ORDERLY ROOM
By THE 2ofh SHOOTER


 Here again coming through the weekly edition the BEAM We happy have the opportunity of writing for such fine and hope that the future have the privilege doing the While the subject of the Pfc Robert Levi would like weekly Special Service He reached by phone through Ext 2os
 which Activities bokok for the Squadron and the Officers in charge. #*" very happy Capt and we know that with the cooperation of Squadron Bradley Warehouse has returned while It. Jack w. Potts leave after his stay in the Hospital.
 Sgt Cigarettes" goes Gdhse" We think Pvt Alvin of this haven't been meaning, will Pvt John he Kid Pop Bhy last weekend and from all indications really New Jersey red And also know that when Pop" good time assured. Cpl Tom Tyrone Taylor Pryor female Pfc understand his steady in civilian life Did pull rank her "Tyone"???
 Training" that the telephone Red Cross If am not mistaken her name a very petite cooking Pfc Louis Morning Report" Slgn has the office
  which sleep. We admit Lou it isn't fun what this Pfc Aurelo EXP Pusher Caeo still trying twelve that going physically the requested...
 Cunningham his going all Virgil Sleepy" Harrison YaArmy game Saturday he really joyed Especially which in the stands How for the swell job he has done Red Hall for the dancing each week A job we'll done Tommy
 Bone Cuher' Pryor Battling Kd
 
 Phi and when announced will gladly it along how would of fellows like either Kay, Esther Marie being teacherP?? the night shift the Main Exchange would T1ow Teacher??? Cpl Recruit Training Brennan and Pvt this coming weekend. We will find tsomeh more this column.
 all week rolls around
Bradley beam., 1943-10-30
: q Band File DO
:: BY SPOKE"

spend extra time on, isn't fellows?
 I wonder if Margie Qualls realiz- es how much confusion she caused in the barracks recently by accept ing a date with "Satchmo" Resin to help celebrate his birthday. As it is, his side-kick Bud" Russo does not approve of taking girls out to celebrate birthdays in the Detroit fashion.
 At our last concert in the USO building, there seemed to be little confusion about setting up chairs for "Casey" Rabito and "8" Bor- relli to play their piano duets. As the situation was, there just were not any chairs around for the fel- lows to sit on, so a call was sent out for some, when all of a sud- den chairs appeared from nowhere, carried by different members of the band. I wonder if the audience though that was part of the show!
 Aside from the author of this column to John "Rommel" Carbon, neau: I still think you have a hid den love affair somewhere John. By the way when are you going to break down and confess? ? Keeping on this subject, I wonder what that guy "Al" Carosselli has over wom- en. They all want to meet him and the bloke doesn't break down and just to talk to them. Jug wishes he
Bradley beam., 1943-10-30
had that chance, don't you Jug?

/ *>'% "
 Will some one please get Joe Coffee Nerves" Fleming out of that haze he is in. That furlough is still a long way off Joe. We have strange character among us in the form of Tony Doe" Marcopoto who actually has planned his ten lay furlough. Now Tony, how can a guy plan a furlough especially when Resin insists it can't be done.
 Incidentally, has anyone seen two members of the band by the names of Sweeney The Beat" and '1ron Nerves" Mckinley. Please find them because "Tiger" Hall wants them back soon.
 Our special thanks to Mrs. Jack ie Harris for the splendid service she gives to the orchestra members in the USO kitchen, during one of our intermissions at the USO. Also our sincerest thanks to Mrs. Frank Hall for the delicious cake she baked flo rthe fellows.
Bradley beam., 1943-10-30
My Pal
By H'YA ACE

composed this edition last Saturday night the table cloth that off Imi Fdnndo Of necessity cloth and back Base copy from watchdog Squadron column likely the Hartford City Jail We just won't with Indian pennies for such emereency.
 We won be unhappy though the happens just long Sgt Leonas Town Patrol Kids bring of sse "M shermaa cooking night when City Jail for the nightly seize of the tranquil City of Hartford
 The Battle Bradley on Fighting charged-the air with
 W. fighting S4lst In ad Squadron nupt Pfc Oliver Tex" Cromwell high help of minister Tex surrendered the Four Freedoms for
 
 "Tex Sgt requested you ladder Juliet from her in the WAC Mus lpement Please comply by indorsement hereon.
 primary bring about the Guard Squad high standard of efficiency the fact that many o its members were formerly civilian work We have former pound Altoona Hartford Kingston, well sheriff from Mississippi Pfc Barne Liis who played an m moonshne" from his On the other had with the problem of inducing the Dick Tracy writer's and chap who used peddie Wilkie buttons along Times Square, @@'
 The Ace awarded Pfc Frank Kelley
  attempting that missing from that he was preparing Office the end Kes dermina dividends and he discovered who the unknown sol Pfc Kelley, himself You might know that he worksn n Personnel No. l!
 LOOSE SHIPS
 Editors Lips pleasant thi~es. oo)
 Perhaps hath put it that the Air Force may Army this should ha all another three wear the new uniform Fncy the possibility Crisham hold sway over the Supply preparing Fights the a esed uniform than will probably be all and wide.
Evening star., 1943-06-24
ROOMS WITH BOARD wANTEr
APAR1MENrs FURNISHED.

DOWNTOWN, lois VERMONT AvE.-AT-
traetlve Engllsh G bassmsnt apt @ for go couple or
s LARGE ROOMS. COMPLETELY FURN;
extra. toilet. lavatory in basement. servant
laundry room; gas light included; conv.
location July-August; S1S5 per month;
is ST. N.E-LARGE FRONT BED-LIv.
rm.. Ind A.. nicely furn,. > closets; for
couple or ladies': share kitchen if desired.
3 VERY LGE. NICE BEDROOMS Il COULD
be,chsa be ixed as l Iy rm1 and large porch mo
ing gas and light ? rms. and porch if de;
sired; good NV section, conv. transp. Call
o with parchase hhM Of furntaTe sA Cali before sS4
pm. FIR. 1850.
2 GIRLS TO SHARE MODERN; COM
pletely furnished b apt in Northwest Wash
Cali RA. 66a7 or Georsia 1854. 'A ''e'
APT. TO SHARE WITH > OR 3 OTHER
girls; Arm. apt. light; airy. newly deco
Call between | and pm, LU. 5Os5.
GIRL TO SHARE APT. WITH . OTHER
girls, Mt. Pleasant section. Call DU. 6l22
after pm.
YOUNG WIFE OF sERVICEMAN DESIRES
EX. 65e1. 9 to 5 weekdays.
MT, RAINIER ROOMS. FURNISHED
WA ST un19rnished' 515 couple; s3s. 1906 a3rd ST.
rooms completely furnished l443 Sheri-
oan ST NV. Apt. 103. GE. 1195. $3.50,
& weeks.
171s. LAN1ER PL. N.W-Housekeeping
apt. of rooms. porch; suitable 3 young
EXTRA LARGE e-RM. COR APT. LARGE
enough for adults; semi-pvt. bath and
0535.
l-ROOM APARTMENT, BEDROOM AND
kitchen. furnished. I42l orren st. ne.
ToaooM To1S Attsp1ic AMT ASR As5s DOUBLE SLEEPING
21sa ,Iis Isl ST Nw R9eMs KITcHEN
utilities; EMPLOYED couple.
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY-FURN,
apt with private bath, available July lst;
2 or 3 Govt. workers. 20S 1st st. Sc.
sUBLET TO RESPONSIBLE ADULTS
Large furn. 4-room corner apt; bedrms
y s5 m mo kt 4dsms sn5s ss sh s oa ussday r.
sERvICEMANs WIFE WILL SHARE g.
room fiat with another. Call 5-S pm.
513 18th st. Sc.
4710h, sHADYsIDE, AVE, BRADBURY
s45 sak mo Phone Spruce and bath
BETHESDA. = COMPLETELY FURNISHED
apt, ! bedroom, Ss5; possession July /.
1888 KENYON ST. NV. APT. 4-sERV-
ice Wue VIII snare 4-room apt.' private
bath and beds.
SE. SECTION-GIRL TO SHARE APT.
with service wife; conv. transp. Suitland
Bldgs. Call after 6 pm. Ii 1865.
WOMAN ATTORNEY, AGED 80, WILL
share apt. with girl who works nights;
Tsl Talking ne distance downtown. RE. 1885,
AVAILABLE JULY 1st. COMPLETELY
furnished, including linen and house,
keeping; furniture, at $3.50 Rent. all
utilities, $50 monthly. Address 1875 Car
roll st. Sc, near Congress. Library. Re-
public 1900 Ext. 1865.
WILL RENT MY NICELY FURNISHED
apt. for 3 or 4 weeks, private entrance.
2122 Randolph pl. ne. TR. o020.
Evening star., 1943-06-24
GOLD-DIAMONDS,
WATCHERS

Highest cash prices paid. Get our offer
before you sell. Arthur Markell. aIS st.
NV. Rm. 30l National O2S4
Evening star., 1943-06-24
ROOMS FURNISHED.

DUPONT CIRCLE VIc1NITY-Attractive
son unm pone net MI oeos
ssaS aea 18th wiadows sG fol large ads 5Sa
room. adj large porch, $50 mo each.
2224 M ST. NV large, cool rooms,
shower; SIS per week; also 2 single rooms.
DISCRIMINATING college woman. over 80.
apt With another s aef!EA0! RE- $5sb. so1 H. o.
1900 MASS. AVE. NV. Apt, 42-Clean
front room, inner-spring mattress. large
closet clos ne, near BATH elevator unlim. phone;
1901 HOLBRoOK. ST. N.E.-Room for
gentleman. room in new, private. newly
furn;, employed couples home. no other
roomerS; call before pm. AT. 259s.
st. n.w.-L.hk. room; rent. 81 80 per
week; c.h.w. conv. to transp. RE. 9614.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Single room for
Navy or Army officer. Phone North 1904
24ls PENNA. AVE. N.W.-Nice front room
for ,nht. lisht housekeeping four windows; cars
81 sIR SrS;,H 6 ST. Sc; NEAR NAVY YARD
UPPER 18th ST.--Large front room. with
sdats Dase seneman a ohs ssnse IA & hSuse of
WALKING DISTANCE.
1er,. Ger double room room for ladies; cool. win
4408 39th ST. NV.
- Modernistic room, private bath. twin
beds. = gentlemen. all transportation with
in | clock. Ordway B402
FULL HOTEL SERVICE.
One-bedroom, living room suite: front
So day double. Also double bedroom. s6
-. IS day. See asst. mgr, Fairfax Hotel
DON CARLOS HOTEL.
Quiet. clean: phone in room; 24-hr. serv-
ice; inner-spring mattress. tub-shower
shared baths: $40 wk. single: twin beds:
Sl5 wk: 2007 Q st. near Dupont Cir. 25.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.
EXECUTIVES. OFFICERS AND WIVES
clubroom, hotel service: l0c bus; excellent
location. Modern transient club; nom
housekeeping. GIL. 3946. Weekly rates.
1905 N 18th ST. Arlington. va-2 dou-
ble rooms rent by week or month. Call
SILVER s!1 SPRING: Mp;-Por sl5 each ]
mother and child; near bus. and my chll-
dren are in school. Sligo 1892.
41l5 29th ST; Mt. Rainier. .Md.-Large
front room. bath, kitchen privileges: young
people who work. Warfeld 1870.
ARLINGTON-New home. new furnishings:
hlsh. cool. wooded area: 10c bus. CHI.
RLINGTON-Beautiful large double. pri-
Vate bath. new home, new furniture: for
refined, employed people. Convenient Lee
highway bus Gil. S02S.
CHEVY Ct ,sa CHASE; sa; MD; MD, go go Jones Bridge
lawn, S25 single, S35 double WI. 6222
FURNISHED ROOMS.
Private bath, continuous hot water bus
stop at door: located on u S. highway No
l. between Wish. and Alex
ARLINGTON HOTEL,
Phone Ivy 1915.
Evening star., 1943-06-24
FARM & GARDEN
ROOMS FURNISHED.

ROOMS FURNISHED. e
DUPONT CIRCLE-Single room. S35; dou-
BILE room, $40; l triple, sos: several loca-
tions near Dupont Circle. 1775 Mass. ave.
907 MAPLE AVE, Takoma. Park Md
Nicely furn. room for couple or 2 girls,
S4 each. Shepherd 2S13.
los 36th ST. NE. right at Greenway
Shopping Center. "a
1902 7th ST. N.W-Sinsle room for
young lady.
DOWNTOWN, 1919 K st. n.w.-Balcony
room, 3 girls, kit. privilege. Reasonable
Single studio room. S25.
733 18th ST. NW.--Lovely room. ideal
for l or 9: private entrance; c.h.w.
7O9 GREENWOOD AVE, TAX. Pk.-Furn.
bedroom. Gentleman pref. Non-smoker.
Sligo S751 between 8 and 1880 mornings
GORDON HOTEL 916 18th st. n.w;-con-
center and Govt agencies. 24-hr elevator
able rooms, VI bath, suitable for 3 In
room, at S1.bo Yer person. or $3.50 daily.
Evening star., 1943-06-24
APARTMENTS WANTED.


FURNISHED, FOR, 3 NAVAL, OFFICERS:
married. with families out of town; should
include lcebox and hot plate. Call RE.
1400, Ext. "a 10. pa
MARRIED COUPLE DESIRES APARTMENT
near Dupont Circle: to $50; no children.
Box 410-K. Star.
2 GENTLEMEN DESIRE FURNISHED
bedrooms. l. r., bath. etc: close.in suburban
section sec out Conn. ave. preferred. Box
FURNISHED APT. IN APT. BLDG: RE
sponsibe, employed young lady desires one
room; kitchen; bath VICINITY Dupont ont" Logan
31z5. bet. 9 am. and s p pm.-------5 IN. 80
reasonable rent. CHI. 63i9. -.
TWO MEN OF GOOD HABITS WANT APT.
with cooking fac. in Georgia phone area.
Full details. please. Box ISL. Star.
H locaae In IN MasR Hn desire fsaNiar faFnishsd apt
living room. bedroom. kitchen, pvt. bath;
no children. no pets, prefer NV. or Arling,-.
consider buying furniture. Call CH. 6393. !.
NEED FURN. APT. OR SMALL, HOUSE,
prefer 2 bedrooms take less; Alexandria
ar f0ea wesh es Ha e0q1s
SMALL APT WITH BATH IMMEDIATE
ly: quiet. single, Govt. worker. Phone
NO. 27O9 after pm.
'oHEfsr ss PBE ass 8E
Box 15-L Star. 26'
APARTMENT, ONE OR TWO ROOMS,
K. and b., August /; married couple, re-
fined. Protestant. no children: up to $50;
will be permanent. Box 20L. Star. 26'
3 FURN ROOMS, WITH PRIVATE BATH,
BY couple with one child. Willing to pay
$50 month. Call MI. $3.50 26'
LADY WITH SMALL DOG DESIRES ONE
room, kitchen. bath furnished apt, pref
erebly ne. section. Box I'LL. Star. 25'
TWO GIRLS. COLLEGE GRADUATES,
Government employees. desire . or 3 room
apartment, unfurnished or partly furnished.
kitchen. bath: prefer Northwest. Phone
RE. 1900. Ext. 3O31 25'
REFINED COUPLE DESIRES 1-2 RIM,
kit. and pvt bath furnished apt in D. c.;
must be clean; will sublet for summer.
DI. SS22, Ext. 311. 27.
LIVING ROOM BEDROOM. KITCHEN AND
bath. furnished, preferably NV. around
$50; REPUBLIC $500, Ext. 1850. or NO.
1896. WEBSTER. "a
MARRIED COUPLE, NO CHILDREN: I'M
med. small apt, furn. Will buy furniture
Nebraska or Mass. aves. NV. pref ENSIGN
BEZDEK. OR. $500. Ext. 141-1. Ewes.
DE. O674.
TWO WAVE OFFICERS DESIRE FUR
nished modern three-room apartment. n W,
convenient transportation. Call RE. 740O,
E1k 1898, $50 to 4. ENSIGN FENTON
24s
Evening star., 1943-06-24
APIS. FURNISHED Cont. J

WILL SHARE COOL. SPACIOUS NE. 8
room apt. with or Girls: excellent for
working couple. TR. 1851 after 8 pm.
2146 WIS. AVE. ON CAR LINE-.3 FUBN
phone.
TO RESPONSIBLE PARTY-BEAUTIFUL-
ly furn, 3 rms, kitchen, bath ref. re-
aaired; sox aa-S sl2s month; "a block car line
y NEW YORK AVE: N,W-BAsEMENT
private bath and entrance. util furn.: S45
sUBLEAsE--MoDERN .oNE-RooM APT
house, nsa E as7 G5sts or En- ssh ssas apart
LIVING ROOM, BEDROOM, DINING ROOM
kitchen, semi-privste bath, 1st floor. Call
Ii. BIB after pm.
CoNGENIAL GIRL, WAVE. AGE go, WILL
snces EXCHANGED. Ludlow 5416.
GIRL, "a TO 30, WANTED TO SHARE
furnished apt. with 2 other Jewish girls;
maid service: reasonable. AID. 602s.
SPRING vALLEY-,LARGE BACHELOR
sissssd-in Shower: Nc Eltehen maid service
and all util included: S65 mo. Telephone
connected. extra. EN-. 1886
Single HOLLYWOOD beds. % recreation atsDnMl, room
small sasrden, shower bath. refg and sriil.
s1o0: telephone extra OR. sso4. l'O'O'
:'-RM. APT. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY
to desirable person buying complete. prac-
tlcally new furniture. MI. 5463.
ANOTHER GIRL TO SHARE GIRLS APT
Apt Apt 40. 1853 Columbia rd NV. AD
54ol End ST. N.W-BEDRooM, LIV
conv: transp.: cool cor. home adults. ref
J6l1 IRVING ST, NV ROOM, KTTCH-
en- and porch all utilities. Including teie-
phone Apply in store.
72s 9th ST NE ROOMS, SEMI-PRI-
teTrsd Gentle home IU.. 1853. Cal Cali
2 ROOMS, KITCHEN, sEM1-BATH: MAR
ea Month e0ues csl FR Hsilisss 5as included $50
YOUNG NAVAL OFFICER TO SHARE
Dupont Circle apt with 3 naval officsrs.
Call CO. 1902 after 6 pm.
FREE FREE QUARTERS. YARD, FOR QUIET
sa SsSsnd houss ehd co 4d tN5
TWo-RoOM APT. SUITABLE FOR GIRL;
UTILITIES Vi m insluded sesi, Location. 1928 44th
1854 NEW HAMP. AVE NV RMS,
furniture. GE. 6529
DUPONT CIRCLE--LARGE LIVING ROOM
bedroom, kit. and bath available July Isl;
Sl75 month. Call MISS HOBBS. DU 5000
sERvIcEMANs WIFE WISHES TO SHARE
RA. 1888 or Ex. 3sss
GEORGETOWN-COOL 3 ROOMS KIT
and bath: conv. transp.: July-August No
children. MI. 1912
NICELY FURNISHED APT FOR . OR 3;
maid service; near bus and Pentagon and
navy BlogS. ia. lS47 w. "5'
18th AND HARVARD STs.-LARGE FUR
n1lSned 1lIind 2-nedroom apt. Tor the month of
THE CHASTIETON, COOL NV COR
studio rm. for, girls in lge. :s-rm apt
shared with 2. CO. 1857: DU. 1000,
FRONT ATTRACTIVE BEDROOM, KITCH
en- and porch: Frigidaire. sink range
c.h.w., completely furn. :. or 3 employed
quiet adults. 6O7 Florida ave ne
3 ROOMS, NEWLY DECORATED, FURN
apt in reconditioned house on a street
with New Orleans flavor; cross ventila-
non; references REQUIRED. GIG G pl NV
Apply evenings
2 PROTESTANT GIRLS TO SHARE FURN
4-room apt. private phone; conv trans
portatlon. Call AT. 9sT4 after $50