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Milford chronicle., 1944-07-21
TRINITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Rogers and
two children of near Baltimore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Seeley of Wood
enhawk, Mrs. Evelyn Seeley and
son Freddie of Bridgeville, and
Charles Workman of near Cannon
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Warrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Wheatley,
Billy Wheatley and Jimmy Harper
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Pierce at Seaford on Sunday.
Martin Dunham of East Orange,
N. j., has been spending two weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Smith.
Mrs. James Dill and son Albert,
and Mrs. Roland Russell and chill
dren visited relatives at Denton on
Friday.
William Hastings of Wilmington,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl White were
dinner guests of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Hastings and fam
lily on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Frazier and
son spent Sunday evening at Reho-
both.
The Trinity Sunday school held
their annual picnic at Trappe Pond
near Laurel on Wednesday, July
10.
Milford chronicle., 1944-07-21
Milford, Friday, July 81, 1914

GOVERNOR Walter w. Bacon in
his acceptance speech before the
Republican convention at Dover on
Wednesday presented eleven points
which certainly have outstanding
appeal to Delawareans. Among
other things he promises a cOntin-
uation of the sound business prin-
cipals which have been the out
standing accomplishment of his
present administration. He ex-
plains the necessity for an elabOr-
ate highway building and mainte-
nance program Immediately after
the war emergency. He tells in a
straightforward and convincing
manner how he intends to carry
this work through to a successful
conclusion. This program would
entail an expenditure of apprOxi-
mately $10.00O,000, of which the
Federal government will provide
$5,000.O0O, the state the remainder.
Already $4,1OO.OOO is available. and
the Governor recommends bond
issue of $1,000, 900 to raise the bal
ance of this necessary money. In
referring to labor he outlines a
program of cooperation between
labor and management which is
sensible and practical. He believes
that the salary of present public
employees should be properly in
creased on a permanent basis to
take care of the increased costs of
living. He does not overlook the
returning soldier, nor the old age
assistance programs in his enunci-
alton of the postwar planning
which he has in mind. Workmen's
compensation benefits are touched
on with specific recommendation
for the more liberal aid to widows
of men killed while at work. A
sound school building program is /
urged. and an increased pay for
school teachers is recommended !
The unfortunates of the state are
considered in his recommendations
when he urges additional facilities
for both white and negroes at both I
Stockley Home and at the Delaware
State Hospital. This. in brief, is
his recommendation which he will
enlarge upon as the campaign pro-
crosses. 1t is good. it is honest and
the Governor is travelling on sound
ground when he makes it. This
one statement demonstrates his
willingness to serve the people
well. Certainly he deserves re-
election. 4
Milford chronicle., 1944-07-21
DELAWARE FARM NEWS

Grower support prices for ma.
tural condition dried apricots
peaches, and pears have been an
nounced by the VIA for different
grades of the fruit. The support
program announced is similar to
that in effect during the 1912 and
1943 seasons. The entire pack OF
these dried fruits will be- set aside
by packers to meet Government
requirements. However, in view OF
anticipated large production of
dried apricots, it is probable that
substantial supplies of this COM
modify will be released for civil
ians.
A set-aside order to get suffi-
cient supplies of turkeys for our
armed forces is nearing final ap-
proval. 1t is indicated that the or
der will apply to all states west
of the Mississippi, plus Wisconsin.
Delaware. Illinois, and specified
groups of counties in other states
where turkey production is highly
The order is similar
to last seasons set-aside.
zee
To curb mounting prices of al
falfa hay and to prevent resultant
price rises of such essential COM
modities as livestock and livestock
products, the Office of Price Ad-
has announced nation
wide alfalfa hay maximum prices.
Previous maximum for hay COW
cred only eight western states and
part of Texas. While the new cell
ings average $1.25 per ton higher
than the basic maximum prices now
in effect in the west, they are much
lower than prices now being charg-
ed in many states not under price
The new prices place def
mite dollars-and-cents ceilings on
alfalfa hay at all levels from the
grower through the retail dealer,
allow for seasonal variations in
price. and also for price diiteren-
ces in given areas.
The OPA has announced in
creases in the present ceiling
prices of rotenone and pyrethrum
Milford chronicle., 1944-07-21
BLANCHARD'S STATION

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Calhoun
have their children and grandchil-
dren with them as guests.
Billy and Bobby Britland of Har-
rington spent last week as guests
of their grandparents. This week
their granddaughter, Marian, is
visiting with them.
Fritz Zott was moved to his
home last Sunday and is improving
very nicely following an operation
for appendicitis in the Kent Cen
eral Hospital, Dover.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Kratz spent
last Thursday in Wilmington.
E. L. Kratz is improving his
property by a coat of white paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hall and
family of Wilmington spent Sun
day as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Goo
tee Brown and daughter.
Mrs. John Burr and Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Cahall of Philadelphia, Mr..
and Mrs. T. A. Cleave called at the
Milford chronicle., 1944-07-21

Is necessary. The point value of
carcass beef was set at 5 points
per pound, However, new point
values for this month have already
been set, effective June 4. The Of
flee of Price Administration custo-
marily puts out wholesale point
charts listing the number of points
to charge when selling large
amounts of meat, such as an entire
carcass. Farmers and other per-
sons who need this information
may obtain copies of the June
chart from their local War Price
and RationingBoards, or from the
nearest district OPA office any
time now since the new point vail
ues have become effective.
SOS
The Office of Price Administra-
tion's soon-to- to-be-established wa
termelon ceilings will mean a
sharp reduction, at retail, from
last seasons inflated watermelon
prices. The prices, f. o. b. shipping
point, for all areas will be $33 per
ton from the effective date of the
regulation to July 4, and $26 per
ton for the period from July to
the end of the season.
sos
The House has passed, with
the "GI Bill of
Rights. The House version of this
bill includes a provision for Gov
ernment-guaranteed loans of $500
to $2500 so that veterans "can ac-
quire a farm which will provide a
living as well as full-time occup-
atom.
Milford chronicle., 1944-07-21

DELAWARE Republicans have
nominated a state ticket which
should prove attractive TO the vO-
ters of the state, and one which
certainly merits the support of all
Republicans. Headed by Governor
Walter w. Bacon, who was renom-
mated without opposition. the tic
ket, with one exception, is the same
as that elected two years ago by
the Republican Party. The lone
exception is Clayton A. Bunting, of
Selbyville. who has proven himself
an able public official through his
four years in the State Senate. the
last two of which he has served as
President Pro TEN. Congressman
Earle d. Wiley. of Dover. deserves
reelection. His actions in Con-
gress have been along the conduct
of sound government and sound
business. He has given careful
consideration of the needs of all
citizens of our state while in
Washington. ]. Morris Harrington
for State Auditor and John S. Isa-
acs for State Treasurer, have both
been efficient and conscientious
public officials. The ticket, without
exception. is strong one-one that
should and will merit the support
of all Republicans.
Milford chronicle., 1944-07-21

spires and the open discussion
of opinions and ideas, that sharp
ems understanding. Complete free
dom of speach and of the press is
the light that builds understand
ing. helping all mankind to ad-
vance onward and upward, through
the opening door of each tomor-
row.
Milford chronicle., 1944-07-21

home of F. H. zott and family on
Sunday.
Gootee Brown and Carl Tucker
were in Georgetown on business on
Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Kratz were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Crawford Bailey of Georgetown.
Later in the day all motored to Re-
hoboth for a while at the seashore.
We are sorry to hear that Roy
Lloyd and Marvin Warner receiv-
ed some decorations while at work
last week at the Cannon plant in
Bridgeville. We wish them a speedy
recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wilson
and daughter are moving back this
week to their home along the state
highway south Of Greenwood af-
ter living here with her mother for
more than a year and renting their
property.
Milford chronicle., 1944-07-21

THE DOOR OF A NEW era
opens. In shadows beyond the
threshold we can dimly see the
snaps of hard days to come. Diff
ficult days for millions of destitute
and starving, in lands left charred
by total war. In the days ahead,
our first task is to speed the
crushing of ruthless, cruel tyran-
ny and oppression then help to
restore to all men, here and else
where, the dignity of full freedom.
Freedom for each man to order
his own life in peaceful ways.
without fear of fellow man. Free
dom to work and to earn his daily
bread. Freedom for each to aspire,
with opportunity measured only by
sndeayor. The light that leads to
freedom is Freedom of the Press:
Education information of all
kinds--- news of all that tram
Milford chronicle., 1944-07-21

On farm sale of large cuts of
beef containing both ratiOn-point
and ratiOn-free items, made direct
to consumers, collection of points
Milford chronicle., 1944-07-21

Don't rebuke anybody publicly
not even a husband.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18

"I'VE PLAYED A DUAL ROLE this
year." says Brooklyn War Bride, Beth
Wiley. Bob, my Sergeant husband, and
i both have had parts in big Army show
on Broadway. So I've been a housewife
as we'll as an actress-with busting, wash
ing and marketing to do like everybody
else really have to budget my time to
get everything done. l can't afford to frit-
ter away hours hunting new clothes that
are expensive and hard to find. Bob says
l do fine but oh, boy, I'm glad to have
heard about twice the wear with Ivory
Flakes care.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
TWICE the Wear with
Ivory Flakes care I

DON'T TREAT THINGS ROUGHLY with the wrong kind
of SOAP begs Beth Wiley Change to gentle with
pure mild Ivory Flakes Wash tests galore prove hard
toreplace dresses sweaters undes, housecoats give
much as twice the with Ivory Flakes The flake
form of baby's mild Ivory help protect all your
favorite Notwithstanding stockings linens grdes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18

MAKE IVORY FLAKES LAST LONGER, 1901" That's
Beth Wileys you Soaps vital War Materials
We darent flake. &c. measure Ivory Flakes in a
cup or glass Add carefully to lukewarm water Even
little fathers up into heaps of color-protecting suds
Evening star., 1944-04-29
APTs. FURNISHED (cen,.)

WANTED, girl to share Groom apt with
- tEo seenttle sirls, FIR. $3.50. Ext. 424,
LADY to Share attractive. convenient l.
room room apt. with middie-ased lady employed
MASTER BEDROOM, private bath, South
ern breakfasts; garage; in exclusive and
beautiful home Of two refined adults car
ssxSceptlo1ai sScdo opportunity to right person,
wANTED-Giri to share furnished apt.
with another, 4th and Penna ave. Sc:
no drinkers or smokers. Call FIR. Ss01,
a5ss $3.50 flaHnSiaA pouGaAs ST. N.E.-clean attrsc-
lively furn. 1 or bedroom apt. in gentle
home; share bath with one; utilities in
cluded; no pets or children: good transp.
z GIRLS to share 4-room apartment with
other girls; NV. section; Cali Elk. oSl3.
BEDROOM; Lying room Kitchen dinette
oSG IahGE e ROO ROOM hDS kitchen chez atssl bstn en
BACHELOR APARTMENT in rrivate home
consisting of nicely furnished bedroom
living room and bath; refined neighbor-
on 5nee fa SIS doabl ss5 TA 4f64
near Navy Yard: no children. Cali IA,
NEWLY NEW 9''fF FURN. fSo MODERN APT in pvt.
hoTe tile 6sth eahv and aaasp Tets58 az u
bedrms. Reasonable to right party. HO
Lass EsbY Or IA LADY S2S orFcRR haRh to s Share
tifully furnished apt. with officer WAVE
Conn; aye; Box 30sZE, Star:
beds vailable for one or two girls. Privi-
lege Of kitchen and living room. Call Sun
ISL 1911 CAPITOL VIEW AVE, Capitol wi View
Park, Kensington, Nd. (post ONCE. silver
semiprivate bath; partly furnished. Rea-
ONE OR TWO REFINED GIRLS to share
girls apt. Cool in sum: sep. beds. Reas
AR Eos asas NS At ~ r. 1873 ~ 1cT GG I'd 3o
p bedroom APARTMENT, utilities fur
91shed, 9il Gless 39225, between ! and 4.
bath; Electroiux icebox, stove; adults; rea- aae
1912 2sth PL: Sc, near Pa. ave;-Fur-
) ROOMS. Kitchen. private bath, nicely
furn;; f excellent soh0 transp.; sos mo. ITO 18th
s.; s7sa ii BrNToss II SsGS 81, N.w-rwe or three
girls or couple to share house; home priv
nsISSS llegeSs;S D-2 rb bus r, at door ss5 EN-. 7Is7
living room and kitchen, dry basement, re-
frigeration; conv. to downtown: $40,
e-BEDRo0M APT, new apt. project: ne.
1901 NEWTON sT. N.w.-one ROOM kit,
semipriyate bath: employed couple or
FURNISHED APT, private entrance and
private bath. 412 So. Cleveland St. Ar
YOUNG LADY to share comfortable NV.
apt. with one or two others; private tiled
bath: unlim. phone. ia. 1896, eyes. or Sun.
master twin-bed room, 9
closets, kitchen, dining and living room
privils. 81 Buchanan st. ne. GE. 7702.
1914 LAMONT ST. N:W.-Lovely English
basement. attractively furn. reception hall
living room. bedroom, twin beds; Kitchen
dinette, refrigerator; pvt. bath: mar
1910 FAiRMoNT ST. NV. Apt. 34-2
girls wanted to share apartment with
other girls (gentiles). co. 4154
1910 25th ST. NV, Apt. .603--Woman to
share with another, handsomely furn. q
room apt. with kitchen. dinette' modern
elevator bldg; $40. ME. 1908
1888 NICHOLS AVE. S.E.-2-room apt,
completely furnished; $50, including utll-
tiles. Ii. 474O
Evening star., 1944-04-29
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

3I7 14th ST. Mclean, comfortably
furn. single and double rms, next bath;
sos Ascof sss fnd r car ffss A @
room for 2: near 4th and Rhode Island
ave. ne: unlim; phone Call Hobart 463S.
lR 1ioe OATES sT. N.E.-Master bedroom,
next bath, for gentleman: quiet gentle
2O2I N. CAPITOL ST.-Large furn. sunny
room for ] or gentlemen, next to bath;
ao car EAST 0US cAPToL RT sTLarge
room, windows, twin beds, newly
aTTRAcTrvE ATTRACTIVE DOUBLE ROOM, in wood
transportation. HO. 1890.
9O5 ST. N.E.-One single front, small,
for lady: well-furnished home; privileges.
iaIs IL sT. N.E.-Rooms, I single for a
single person and | big room for couple
furniShed; reasonable.
WOODBRIDGE. 17lo Monroe St St; ne, ne;~
phone: on bus route: kitchen privileges.
Ideal :, home ON for some one. ..,.,,,
room, suitable for two girls or couple; twin
BEDS new furniture; convenient tranSpor-
tation; reasonable. Call after 6 pm. week
days, all day Sunday. 3O'
1918 12th PL. N.E.-Single room next to
bath; private home; laundry privileges; bus
at corner; S5 week.
SUNNY, comfortable, quiet: . blocks from
Gapit9l;, ! / block from car line ; TR; 57l55.
legeS, for ladies; good transp. AT. 4179.
3625 9th ST. N.E.--Large room, twin
beds, next to BATH conv. transp.; some
kitchen privileges
1903 DOWNING ST. N.E.-single room for
young lady; convenient transportation; pri-
vate home; refs. HO. S57S.
in Capitol View for or
girls with home privileges: $50 month.
TR. 1857.
Evening star., 1944-04-29
ROOMS WANTED,

NAVAL OFFICER, permanent: small apart
ment,, room, PVT. bath or apt. hotel room
and bath. Close downtown NV. Rm.
315, Annapolis Hotel, after or Sunday.
BY JUNE by permanent Government en-
ploye, cool room with private bath and /or
sleeping porch Box 257-E, Star. 30*
STUDIO ROOM with kitchenette or kitch-
en- privileges. Georgetown or Dupont Circle
area. preferable. HO. 4215, evenings and
Sunday. 3Os
GENTLEMAN wants furnished room, rea-
sonable. At last place for 12 years. State
details. Box BABE, Star. 30*
FRENCH CAPTAIN, permanently in Wash
ington for scientific work. wants room
with private bath or small apartment.
close to Connecticut ave. between Nebraska
30s
OLORED-Unfurnish room Immediately
by colored woman. Phone DU. 1862. 30*
Evening star., 1944-04-29
ROOMS FURNISHED.
MARYLAND and Viyoinio

NEWLY FuRNn near bus line and res
taurant;. single room. So double room
$50 1924 North Mckinley I'd, Airing
ton. Va CH 55lT.
PLEASANT double room; empl couple OF
women, daytime work; private gentle
home. Call SH. 5Ol9.
IAkOMA PARK, MD, l S Sherman ave
large furnished sleeping room, 3rd floor,
prlyete entrance; S25.
LARGE ROOM, 4 windows, beautifully
furnished private bath and phone; excel
ient transp., gentlemen. WI, 4i2S,
ARLINGTON--Newly decorated twin-bed
room, next bath, in adult home: officers.
ComNenient , buses. CHI. 1892.
GIRL TO share twln-bed room with another;
convenient to Pentagon, Navy Annex Ar
nngtoh Han Call CH. Q930.
% MELBOURNE AVE, Silver Spring, Nd
= nicely urn. bedrooms one twin beds,
other double bed; use of study; ideal for
summer; reasonable.
ARLINGTON rooms, twin beds u block
from bus new home. unllm. phone, semi
pvt bath. CHI. 1895
TAkoMA PARK1-1Q9 Baltimore ave; one
r. single one SIo oouble, 81 single week
Sligo 1856. 10
Evening star., 1944-04-29
Aprs. WANTED tcons.)

IT. COL. AND WIFE desire attractive
Iurnished apartment northwest section.
permanently located. No children, no pets.
references; Call MI. 1913 between 8 and
WE Want exceptionally attractive unfur-
nished one bedroom apartment, located on
Glover Park bus line, preferably near ter
minal. in NV. We are young Government
alternative viii consider Glen Echo section
near near convenient transportation. DE. 503l.
ONE ROOM AND BATH. furnished, Within SH
qsst.S ave or near paH asoTsia ave. car. MoRt6iy
MOTHER, daughter. employed, Gesire .
or 3 room cool furnished NV apt, pref
erably Mass. or 18th st. Box 275-E, Star.
MODERN a-BEDRooM furnished apart
ment' @ central; by May 15-30. References
SMALL / OR : ROOM APT APT. I IN MT. Mt. Pleas
ant area wanted by responsible bachelor
for, 8 months or duration. Write Box
ENsiGN wants 1st-foor. 2-bedroom "a apt,
ne, no children or pets; convenient Navy Yard.
GovIRNMENT EMPLOYED COUPLE. with
high school daughter, desires unfurnished
2-bedroom modern apartment in nice sec
ton; will rent Immediately or at owners
WANTED TO SHARE a RR'S s'tsF or POO room we'll
fgrniShed ~ T.S Sa5 apt With Jewish girl DU 6162
GMPEo9Ep fE FL YES yoHSG eESGaR WOMAN with ae'
old, boy at boarding school, hcme week
ends, desires furnished one or two room
nnoquseEeeping \ o. Sc % apartment on Georgia and
Alaska BUS nne, beyond Harvard St, prefer
ably near District line, Phone ST. CLOS.
REFINED, EMPLOYED COUPLE. civilians,
apartment, kitchen, bath, for permanent
SHp occupancy. Call Republic 1920, Extension
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE interested in two
or three room carefully furnished apart
ment in representative NV. section, within
500 References: Ma sos6. rex Ext a99a. 9os.
niShed neI az apaTtment modern bulding perma
MAJ NAL S. M. Marvick, Republic 6700, Ext.
RESPONSIBLE, quiet couple. no cbf,drsn
no pets, want permanent unfurn. apt, z
rooms, kitchen and bath. Ma O704.
wK toWn APT Al bntht with kit private bath GEORGE
women w pap0hs IA caISe 1885 aFea' by sG resp
ARMY Arm I1,Id MAJOR and wife desire small we'll
June phone aRt N co DV sfct4n aer on or
desire 2-3 rooms, kitchen and bath: down
permanent residence, Box 305-E, Star. i
' Ws,tANSIED-Furnished 4 aSi apartment, 2 rooms,
pes ana sok eats 5ss sy a aae' couple NTH
az eePAfRTMENT famIE IT %th two bedrooms wanted
near Rax car 9.E Hnss; Phone AD 1882 or write
PHYSICIAN seeks large APARTMENT or
small house. suitable for Office and living
or ararSsFs; Ms $e1 northwest section Call Wo 1!15
YOUNG COUPLE desire furnished apart
mest; a. prefer ne. or Sc. area. Box 230-
WAVES desire furn apt, ! or 2 bed
rooms, liv. rm., kit. and bath; NV. section:
SE) 80 59s$ t9 SO per month Call to 10 pm
FOR 2 WEEKS, completely furn. apt, by
Marine officer and wife; NV. section
pIet.i eIa.n from rom May Is to June l. Box
I-BEDRM. APT. wanted by responsible
business girls; either furn. or unfurn.
GOVERNMENT GIRL and mother, furn.
2;.bedrm; apt, or twin-bed studio apt,
conv. to transp. DE. 1858.
COLORED-Want or 8 room apt, or
or room house; references. District
Evening star., 1944-04-29
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT Cont, =.

RESPONSIBLE FAMILY OF 90 boys. 8
and and one grown girl would like to
rent or room house; prefer NV. sec
ton but will consider any good location:
will sign a long-term lease and will take
good care of property; some sort of refrlg-
Grafton must 90 with house. Call CO. 355S.
PERMANENT BUSINESSMAN, with one
child, desires long-term lease on three or
four bedroom home in Chevy Chase about
June !. Box BILE, Star. 30'
FURNISHED or unfurnished house in
Northwest Washington or nearby Virginia,
with two or three bedrooms: occupancy
May or later. Phone Glebe 1854. 30s
WANTED-By permanently assigned Army
officer and family. accustomed to caring
for own home, unfurnished house, 3 bed
rooms, by June l or earlier. Virginia, good
NV. or Chevy Chase location near school;
will pay about Sl25. 1t. Hamar, Jr. RE.
6T00, Ext 73019. DE. 02a1 evenings.
ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED, 3 or bed
room house for summer or yearly rental;
NV. section, preferably vicinity Shoreham
Phone Stark, AID. o700, Apt 401-C..
COUPLE with grown children desire to
rent modern unfurn. house. 3 or 4 bed
rms, . baths. NV. section or GEORGETOWN,
approx; $3.50 per month; best refs. RE.
SEPT IS, within walk. dist. 49th and Mass
ave. NV, unf., 2-3 bedroom house; $50
SIS month"; responsible family: ref. Box
SOC. Star
Evening star., 1944-04-29

1899 NICHOLS AVE. S.W., APT. 2-A-Two
Govt girls to share apt. with another;
new building, new fCrniture: take Ft.
Drum AIS bus at 10th and Pennsylvania
ave. NV. to Nichols ave and Irvington st.
Sw May be seen after $50 pm. week
? BEDROOMS, living room. kitchen, pri-
vate bath private home; restricted neigh
borhood; everything new. 4807 Sth st: NV.
APT. TO SHARE with one other young
man modern apt unit in nearby Virginia.
convenient to bus transportation: expenses
shared: reas. Call Alexandria 6779 after
1881 l2nd PL.; HyattsviIle, Md.--a rms; !;
Semiprivate bath; heat, Gas, light included
1900, 18Th ST. NW.-2-room apt, com
pletely furn, eony. trsnspp suitable 15I for
sMALh 8RooM NJ APT m private E zen entrance
64c5 Allegheny ave- Takoma PARK, Md
6iIo I2nd AVE, Hyattsville, Md-Living
and bath; ~ blocks from bus Utils,
gTn EPR9KGd Sc cPuPe oniqn 2nom 36A9
en, dinette and bath; heat gas elec. and
SERVICE WIFE will share Woodbridge apt.
> 30 p.m-7 p m. weekdays. Pvt rm., all
home priv, rent free. co. S257 after
COMPLETELY furn. Iiv. rm.. bedrm., den,
kitchenette and bath all utilities, adults,
IAK0MA PARK, MD" ~ sherman ave
room furnished apt, pvt. entrance,
Frgioalre; utilities furnished, $50 mo.
FURNISHED APT. for or more girls, or
foFnishsd Z r. rl r2oms At l4th and Girard SITS.
S35 5Ist ST Sc, Apt. Immediate
possession 3 rooms, nicely furnished IN
new apt. in Normandy Village: jantor
service, all utilities included: no objections
to one baby Ss5 per month Call FIR. 543s.
GIRL TO SHARE APT. with serViceman' S
wife Y block to Trinidad bus line. 23 mino
utes downtown, reaS, FIR. 5422, after 6
p m, or call at 1924 Orren st. ne
300 MADISON ST. N.w.-Gentile home;
hv room, dinette, kitchen, bedroom semi
private bath nice, quiet, employed couple.
Evening star., 1944-04-29
APARTMENTS WANTED

NAVAL OFFICER and wife, permanent
duty, desire 3 or room furnished apart
menti preferably NV. section. j. c. Quinn.
co. 1000, Ext 354 $40 am. 29'
WAVE desires small unfurn. apt in NV
sec, OIL 1900, ext. 657 or 661, to 4 80
week davS.
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT wants
short sublet. small furnished apartment,
trict 5505 81"
RESPONSIBLE YOUNG MAN desires l.
rm. furn; or unturn. apt, modern apt.
bldg. 10th or Conn ave dist; mmed.
OCCUPANCY. Call EX. 4747, until 6 p m. 3O'
GENTLEMAN wants one or two room
k. furnished apartment. downtown n ".
district only. Call Rice, District 22O0,
Ext. 224S. 3"