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Milford chronicle., 1947-01-17

Tuesday morning found Mr..
and Mrs. Soren j. Petersen be-
ginning their long contemplate
ed trip. Having their new Olds-
mobile and all home arrange
ments having been made, there
was no further need of putting
off" something that had been
their dream for a long time.
They will make their first real
stop at Green Cove Springs,
Florida, with friends there and
then drive on down to Miami
and cross the state on Tamiami
Trail. They expect to visit in
Texas and California and will
return home about the first of
April.
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-17

uIIS'S VtIN L w U. Js n lVh
Miss Taylor is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Levin William Taylor
Of Greensboro, Maryland Her en-
sagement to Mr.. William Marshall
Hugg, .Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Marshall Hugs of Sussex Avenue,
Milford was recently announced.
She is>a graduate of the Greensboro
High School and the Milford Me-
mortal Hospital School of Nursing.
Mr.. Hugg served in the u. S. Army
for five years in Panama, Trinidad,
Dutch Guinea and the T.. II. O.
where he was Il German Prisoner
for several months. No date has
been set for the wedding.
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Collins
OF Magnolia entertained at a party
en- Monday evening in honor of
their guest, Mrs. Clara d. Watson.
CT Philadelphia when a number of
friends enjoyed their hOspitality
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-17
THE TOTAL TAX BILLl in th

L. S. last year-Federal. state and
lOcal-will be over $1,000 per fam
lily or nearly one dollar out of
every three of the total national
income.
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-17

4N EMMMl central Palace, is
Naz@ EMMl claiming the atten-
--S1----e-SI1--@.' ton of lot of folks.
and Milford has a fair sized
contingent attending it. 1t is
quite a mammoth i'm scope and
there is nothing left out of the
aquatic world that does not
have some form of exhibit. we
hear. Mr.. and Mrs. Rroddus
Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Wood and twin sons, Dave and
Bill, Mr.. and Mrs. Remsen G.
Barnard, Bird. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson S. Vinyard were the
ones brought to our notice as
being present.
"a
Mrs. James j. Deputy enter
tanned at her home on Friday
evening, complimenting Mrs.
Charles II. LigOn. The other
guests present We're Mrs. John
B. Baker, Mrs. James b. HO-
man, Mrs. Laurence Fitchett.
Mrs. Oliver A. James, Mrs.
Russell J. Emory, Mrs. Lester
Adkins, Mrs. Robert A. Reed,
Mrs. Carlton FoOks, Mrs. John
s. Hallett, Mrs. John Wymer.
Mrs. John f.. BurriS and Mrs.
Phillips II. Jacobs.
ca
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Dra-
per, 3rd, welcomed their sec
Ond son in Memorial Hospital
on Sunday, January ~. and
have named him Charles Ber-
nard Draper. for his maternal
grandfather. Their first son is
George H. Draper, ".
%s
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Me-
mortal Hospital in its effort to
be in a better position to be
self supporting, without the
benefit of card parties and such,
is making an effort to increase
its membership. With the dues
only Il dollar. it would seem
that every woman in town
might belong to the Auxiliary
and feel that her money was
helping with some need of the
sick. There may be some pro-
ject, perhaps, that will be car
ried on during the year, to in
crease the treasury, and if
there are women who do not
feel that they could assist with
that, a dollar from them would
show their interest nightly
Mrs. Curtis Vinyard and Mrs.
Frank r. Grier have this work
in hand and would welcome IL
call from you, or dollar
brought or sent to them. Help
your hospital in this way.
"a
Mrs. Raymond Masten and
Mrs. Oliver A. James have been
entertaining their friends this
week to series of card par
ties, first on Wednesday eve
ming and in the afternoon yes
terday and today at the Mas
ten home on South Walnut
street.
"a
Tuesday morning found Mr..
and Mrs. SOren J. Petersen be-
ginning their long contemplate
ed trip. Having their new Olds-
mobile and all home arrange
ments having been made, there
WAS no further need of putting
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-17
THIRTY YEARS AGO
TAKEN FROM THE 1917 FILES OF
THE MILFORD CHRONICLE

Secretary of State and Mrs.
George H. Hall went to Dover Oh
Monday to remain for the inaugural
ceremonies OF Governor Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Draper,
Jr, Misses Mary Smith and Betty
Aldred were among those who at
tended the inaugural ball in Dover
Cn Tuesday evening.
Miss Elsa Patterson of Philadel-
phia is the guest Of Miss Ruth
Heisler there have been a number
OF parties in her honor. On Satnr-
day evening Miss Hesler entertain
ed for her guest.
Daniel Chase and wife of Reho-
both who have been spending two
months with their son, Frank
Chase, in northern New Jersey,
spent few days visiting with his
sister, Mrs. Lydia G. Jump. this
week
While driving in AN automobile
nofthWard on South Walnut Street
on Wednesday evening of last week,
Rev. r. ii. }. Andrews, rector Of
Christ Church, Milford, narrowly
averted driving his car into
freight train when he misunder-
stood signals given by the watch
man stationed at the crossing.
j Snow was falling as Mr.. Andrews
approached the crossing and as a
result of this he was unable to see
freight train backing out from
siding. The watchman was swing
! ing his lantern to notify the train
/ crew that the road was clear. but
Rev. Andrews thought that the sig
raj was for him. He started across
the track and when almost on the
crossing saw the train bearing
down on him. Taking in the situa-
tlon IN an instant, he Swerved his
car to the left onto the bank by the
track and just missed the train
win nm at the time were his wife
and Mrs. Robert p. Davis. Mr.. An
drews has been engaged in circulat-
ing petition this week asking tbe
railroad Officials to provide safety
gates at both the Walnut Street
crossing and the railroad. A large
number of persons have signed the
petition.
MI and Mrs. George W. Collins
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-17
WARRINGTON

Mr.. Larry w. Warrington, aged
6S years, native of Millsboro, died
at the home of his son, Paul War
rington in Milton, early last Sunday
morning, after several months ILL
ness. He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Della Warrington, his son,
Paul Warrington, two daughters,
Mrs. Henry Plummer, Georgetown,
R. d. and Mrs. Annie Moore, Milton,
and two sisters, Mrs. Sophie Hast
ings, Lewes and Mrs. Gibson of Will
mingtOn. Funeral services were
conducted by the Rev. Walter Beck
with, in the Hickman Funera
Home, MillsbOrO, last TUESDAY
afternoon at p. m, interment, Ode
Fellows Cemetery, Laurel.
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-17

Mrs. Raymond Masten and
Mrs. Oliver A. James have been
entertaining their friends this
week to Il series of card par
ties, first on Wednesday eve
ming and in the afternoon yes
terday and today at the Mas
ten home on South Walnut
street.
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-17
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He New York Motor
Boat Show, Grand
Central Palace, is
claiming the atten-
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-17

On Friday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Taylor celebrated
the joint birthdays of Mrs. Tay-
lOr and Mrs. Edward Trice at
their new home near Lincoln.
Present for the celebration
were Mr.. Trice, Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis Watson, Mrs. Annie Nor
ris. Miss Lena Taylor, Miss
Minnie Coffin and Mrs. Lille
Hall.
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-17

Mrs Imly Abbott had a pleas
ant surprise on Friday. 1t be-
ing her birthday, the four girls
who make their home with the
Abb0its, invited her to be their
guest at the movies in the eve
ming. Upon their return home,
Mr.. Abbott having arranged the
birthday table in their alb
sence, the birthday cake, with
the right number of candles
and other refreshments were
ready for their enjoyment. A
gift of some pieces of FOstOria,
in Mrs AbbOtt's pattern, made
the birthday and the surprise
complete. The hosteSses were
Miss Louise Younger, Miss Ma
Omi Walters, Miss ElOn Town
send and Miss Ruth Town
send.
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-17

The announcement of the
marriage of Miss Alice Marie
Ingram, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Ingram, and Mr..
William G.. Emory, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Emory is
made. The ceremony took
place in the parsonage of CAL
vary Methodist Church, with
the Reverend Leslie f. Werner
officiating, on December 80. Mr..
Emory is employed in the post
office and Mrs. Emory is con-
tinuing her work with her fa-
thcr at the cold storage locker.
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-17

ings, Lewes and Mrs Gibson of Will
mington. Funeral services were
conducted by the Rev. Walter Beck
with. in the Hickman Funeral
/ Home, MillsbOrO, last TUESDAY
afternoon at p. m, interment, Odd
Fellows Cemetery, Laurel.
ROBINSON
Funeral services for Mr.. Edward
Robinson, aged 60 years, will be
/ conducted in st. Thomas Methodist
! Church near Stockley on Saturday
afternoon. January 18th, by the
Rev Sigurd f.. Christensen with
interment in the cemetery adjOin-
ing the church. Mr.. Robinson was
the son of the late I-andreth and
Anna Robinson, and was native of
ShOrtley, near Georgetown, but has
lived in Seattle, Washington foI
many years. He was killed in an
automobile accident, in Seattle, last
Friday. He is survived by brother
Robert Robinson of Seattle, Wash
ingtOn and two sisters, Mrs. Annie
Aist of Washington. ID. c., and Mrs
Ida Kerr of near that city.
JOSEPH
Mr.. Newton Joseph, aged 6S
; years. we'll known retired farmer oI
Frankford, died early last FRIDAY
morning in the Beebe Hospital afteI
~
, Joseph was the son of the lat,
Levin and Mary Joseph. and is sur
vived by his wife, Mrs. Nora JOSEPH
and four children. The children ar
= Mrs. Annie Hudson and Mrs Mil
dred Ellwanger of FrankfOrd, Mrs
Mary DrummOnd, Milford and Nh
William Joseph of DagsborO. Ais
surviving is d sister, Mrs. Sallie Nc
: Kay Of Phila. Funeral services fo
MIR. Joseph were conducted las
- Sunday. January 18th, at p. m. i
the GumbOro Holiness Church, b
the Rev. Milford Sullivan. pastor c
the church. Interment in Mechanic
Cemetery, Millsboro.
CULLEN
\ Mrs. Rachel G.. Quillen, widow {
the late Armwell l.. Quillen, pas.
! ed away quietly Wednesday morr
5 ing, January Is, after long il
It ness, at the home of her daughtt
tt and sOn-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Tho
Nj. Chambers, near Laws Church
Is She was born April 10, 1858. TT
y daughter of James G. and Sarah
- Mitten. The most of her marie
IL life she had lived in the vicinity
\. Laws Church of which she ha
ls been member for a great mar
1t years. having lived beautif,
N Christian life and was a devote
'e mother and loved by all who kne
her
.' Mrs. Quillen is survived by q
II only daughter and brother, Tho
| A. Mitten of Everett. WashingtO
II besides a host Of friends.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday afternoon at one-thir
o'clock at the Berry Funeral HON
ri West Front street, Milford
lS Friends may call at the funer
80 home on Friday evening after
Up O'clock
el Rev. David f.. Wood. pastor
Ii. the Frederick Methodist Churc
til will Officiate, assisted by Rev.
IS Edwin Tull of Milford
N of pap
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-17

Miss Elsa Patterson of Philadel-
phla is the guest Of Miss Ruth
Heisler there have been a number
OF parties in her honor. On Satur-
day evening Miss Heisler entertain
ed for her guest.
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-17

Mrs. John w. Fry entertain
ed the presidents of the clubs
in Kent county on Saturday at
her home for luncheon. A bust
ness meeting followed the lun-
cheOn and the date of March IL
was decided upon for the Kent
County Forum. Mrs. Fry is
vice president of Kent county
for the Delaware State Fed
Grafton of WOmen's Clubs.
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-17

Mrs. BrodduS Jones is enter
tanning friends this evening
for Il game of bridge, at her
home on East Front street. Her
guests will be Mrs. Robert
Baechler, Mrs. Robert Kirby,
Mrs. l.. Hayes DickersOn. Mrs.
Charles Clements, Miss Kitty
Clements, Mrs. Garrett Grier,
Mrs. Larry Isaacs, Mrs. Edgar
lsaacS, Mrs. Theodore Town
send, Mrs. James HOman, Mrs.
John f.. Rurris, Mrs. James
CressOn and Miss Anne Town
send.
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Draper,
Jr., Misses Mary Smith and Betty
Aldred were among those who at
tended the inaugural ball in Dover
Cn Tuesday evening.
Evening star., 1947-06-16
BOATS (conf.)

CHARTER, 47-ft. pleasure cruiser, day,
evening, wkly.; reasonable rates; new 3H2-
h.p. Champion outboard motors 20, cost
s112.50; sell. 500. CHI o144, RE 2777.
RENT A 1874. CABIN CRUsER-New Steel
craft cabin cruisers for rent by the hour.
6ei 6ey r 1T sfaf snd up npeo For
sas S90 s.. a sy. s'ta or call fSs osss KESTA
FOREVER AMBER-A beautiful ae-ft Gar
Wood; speed between 35-40 MP n; new
huil completely rehnished; fqll ndo canvas , coy.
$1,000 or best offer. See at steelcratt
{, Ell JACKSON si & ASSOC. i've. Ex o3s5
oUTBoaRp MOTORS FOR RENT by day
or VIZ SHERIDAN OUTBOARD RENTAL
sr;3 Co el35 .g Georgia aye GE so4o; 40 sobt
all facilities; double staterooms; cost S45,-
ett boat, deemnonstrate deno $3.50. LU. 1898 Is
TWO MATCHED, right and left rotation
Gray marine 4-cylinder Diesel engines
with twin disc clutch; completely recon
asons acs socErT H Teis sos4 S99 sSs
yerted, equipped with .6-7l Gray marine
Diesel with twin disc clutch that has been
completely reconditioned, and new 60-mm.
iniectorS installed; no wear on engine
whatever; $500; engine alone, $4,000
RE. 3093 -16
MODEL-A FORD ENGINE. boat conversion;
$50. 1898 Nichols ave. s.e. TR. 9545.
-I6
26-FT. RICHARDSON utility cruiser, 1946
model; equipped with 115-h.p. Chrysler
me erine motor plus many valuable extras;
fishing parties or pleasure; frst-class cond
To inspect. see Capt Ra.ph. on boat at
Rod d. Reel Pier. Chesapeake Beach. I'D.
OR call JESSIE T BAKER, WI 3034; CT
OUTBOARD MOTOR-Sea King. S hip.
pullomatic starter; used only few times,
SI10, 81. 1170. is,
12; Winchester 20-guage pump gun; COM
plete fishing tackle for salt water fishing.
Evening star., 1947-06-16
ROOMS WITH BoARp.

1874 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, NV, Du-
pont Circle area-Modern' handsomely
young women; l share room with another
girl. $50 per mo-; 2 vacancies. men,, share
room, with pvt. bath, S52. 80; lovely me-
age, din. rn lge. and unusually attractive;
a huge air-cooling system reduces tempera-
lures 10 to Is degrees below average. CIV
ing complete change of air every minutes.
new HAMPSHIRE HoUsE-A few vacan-
cies for girls; in this popular guesthouse;
attractive rates; switchboard service. 1712
aieo o ST. NV. Dupont circle area
Rm. with sleeping porch attached, in pvt.
home. for young man.; excellent prepared
home-eooked meals; unlim. phone, S45 per
I1.4 MASS. AVE.-Young lady to share lge.
rm with other lady, adj. b., $50 mo-. young
man to share with oher man. pvt. b.. $50.
1919 18th ST. NV. right at Scott
circle-clean, quiet. comfortable. running
water rooms. Rates from S4s to S53 per
ice. Plenty of baths. Apply in person,
1909 18th N.w.--Attractive single. dble.
oSn ans share sxes nj
DOUBLE ROOM for .: new home: close to
ONE DOUBLE corner front for (, employed
persons: also girl to share with, another
girl, corner front. twin beds excel meals;
lovely home; restricted. GE. 06S2. 80
HoME-COOKED MEALS: pleasant sur
roundsngs: large room, 4 people, private
bath; also double; convenient transp. to
Pentaeon and downtown: telephone and
laundry privileges; near Colonial Village.
MRS. MOORE, GIL. 116s. -16
S6II 18th ST. N.W-Open 18th, private
Protestant home. east exposure room. with
elegant board. for young, employed, nom
smoking. high-class woman CO. 1855.
Mr.. wARDMAN PARK and Conn ave:
pvt home. large single rm.: refined gentle
man; excellent meals. co. 1927.
Evening star., 1947-06-16
LLANEoUs WANTED Cont. ].
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

KRIss KRoss KENNELs-screened runs
sns. ssnd sd ssqpped ppss fer
I'll. mr. centerville. Phone Fairfax 11-J-2.
DOGS AND CATS boarded, week ends or
yessfinarg sehss gtaiee saeervison aIpEAwEE KEN
H6s va 60Pn We bath
eeoaURPiGRaY 'Gss soak6Ne 81 quo M Most
knns se. cross ss wa OK nsa HWY 1vtse see m
BOXER PUPPIES and grown bitches,
fERsN fhfsPGs sTfa Ssi bses eeafsn snd xs Also
BoxERs-choice pups, Axe. resists.ed
COCKER sPANIELs. blk. 10 wksc; s25
up; home raised; top notch bloodlines. y
1906 Sat Sun; wk. days after 7:30 pm.
COCKER SPANIEL PUpPIEs-rwo lovely.
Lively = black lack females s pedisreed' $40 each'
PnPrIEs. M TfsslaE sehippsrke tGoM best small watch
SOLID SCI HSRsE mEa4 iEfe reS SOs
received By JOHN " 4 MOSS & CO; !.55
KEKmaS Ss ay,' sHrpHERD NA I3aej PUPPIES Il. farm
raised, large bone, purebred. without pa
sIo Bos I ss. Ssa Sandy Ssf spriDe, Mo- Md ia u
too. r, 3. LINDsET' coles7ills' Md. ssii,
IRISH s TERRIER pII PUPPIES. sired by cham
pion After nm, call ME. o54O, Apt
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES. Axe, nicely
marked: sired BY Royalty Kid Ace. IA
COCKER SPANIEL. BLACK male. ] " Old.
champion sired. excellent stud, reasonable;
at stud until sold. Home grooming also
PPuPPiEs,' wks male and female. very
cute. look like little teddy bears; fine for
t'0thai for them. " VI. G.. IfPscoMB,. Mclean,
Lean School. Cali EimWood s7s or $40
AIREDALE, reg. Axe, months, male.
FOR SALE black cocker spaniel pups,
mo cd. line bred, nonquitt bloodline:
500 and up; May be seen by appt. Call
Geesse COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. Axe reg
istered, strong, healthy; males and females;
reas. priced. sP. 0432-W. Will deliger.
FOR SALE Boston terriers, females
Q puppies, ? mature; will consider farm
ing one. All blue ribbon, Axe registered
Must sell at once due to travelling. WA.
COCKER SPANIEL puppies. Axe regis
tered; all colors, all ages S25 up; we de-
liver: champion cocker stud. Rockville
o644 -1S
WANTED-Good home for black Labrador
retriever, female, 23 mos. old, housebroken
WoULD you LIKE to have little kitty
and give it good home? Then call CHI
O723; these are really pretty kittens.
CHESAPEAKE BAY RETRIEVER, male.
/ yr. old; forced to sell, no yard. Call
FIR. 5445 after 5 pm. --l8
Evening star., 1947-06-16
BOATS.

left. sLoOP- -RIGGED SAILBoAT, S140,
DISTRICT BOAT. YARD. l4th and Water
sts, Sc. tback of eas works on Anacostia
MARINE ENGINE. CHIP. 4-cyele Palmer
with reversed scar, $50. Call after p m,
sS1FT. @Shdssi FLYING vi BRIDGE chris-cratt sedan
cruiser, complete in every detail and ready
to go, Phone for appointment for inspec--
sSEHP. Hn Iis" JOHNSON seahorse t; Sc motor, s75
4s54 S,I genning rd S, Sc Ii .6Sr,.. 6965 x,a,t
orator, sis each. MITCHELL MOTORS.
NV NV &c Soft. 81 CABIN CRUISER, custom a
built. sleeps 4 in = separate cabins: air
foam cushions, .galley, refrigerator, toilet;
forward cabin 9xs. deckhouse 12xs, FISH
ssssaS Stpis n best W Offer caii WI 45s7. Ai6
WE SERVICE all makes OF out6oard mo. To-
2H 2HaRINE suprLIEss tia I'll paints. rope, fire e,.
tinEuisners, outboard motors, Scripps ma.
Rsk X; sRsPfa y ( zS9 ' SoN shaS Hss s'if f
RIcHARDsoN Sedan and sports COM
las Air skins. Harvey Wells ship-to-s Shore
livery. THE JACK STONE Co NC. GL
GAR WOOD l6-n. utility boat, ea-h p
Chrysler marine engine: Americas mos
H'y easy eams ca Mf Banf
ARCADE PONTIAC co. l437 irving st
NV AD $500
Is41 STEELCRAFT 26-ft. cabin cruisers
.O-yr. hull guarantee. Sleeping accommo
dations galley and toilet on all models
Safe, economical TO maintain. Prices, 81 =.
O5O and up, fob Demonstrations dali,
at steelcrsft dock, Maine ave and N
st. s.w,, EX; o3S5- GLENN E. JACKSON
ASSOC, INC -19
SAVE on 1e47 Steeicraft demonstrator
$500 or best offer takes this first-clas
26-ft cabin cruiser with sleeping accom-
modations. galley, toilet and icebox. Sc,
at Steelcraft dock. Maine ave. and NJ ST
Iv. GLENN E. JACKSON & ASSOCIATES
TX Sq1S -l9
Evening star., 1947-06-16
HOUSES FURNISHED.

BRICK DET. RESIDENCE completely furn
in excellent taste in Forest section Chevy
master bedrm: with bath, also 2 other nice
formation and nspeetion call M Gibbs
JAMES Gh SI1 l. 6IxoN 81 On CO. f7s9 conn ssa AVE-
CHEVY CHASE, MD-Pvt, home, furn. ::
and bath, recreation rm.; summer mos:
st EfaHsa sapp n9 M 3s3 ior arse
hood in nearby Md; available July 1st; 2
mos. rental at $500 per mo: e. M. FRY.
INC, Realtors. WI $40. 7240 Wis ave
aARRfsoN ST. NV. right off Conn. ave.
Living room. dining room, breakfast
rooms, 6sa1I 6sfhS; siIr eI heat garage; s9 $500
TEN-RooM HOUSE, maids room with
many beautiful trees and shrubs. Open
all day Sunday. Available now. S275 mo
sI9G Knss 81 Wessy HeShfs M to Sept 60
semidetached 6-room home, attractively
rent, $3.50 for season. 6127 sth st. NV
s BEDROOMS, 4 baths, beautifully ap-
pointed; embassy. Mass. ave. section; July
to Sept l. $3.50 per month. Occupant
floor: 2728 36th pl: NV, Wo. 46l9. lie
SPRING VALLEY AREA - Lovely. cool
detached prlck residence, overlooking 70,
tomac River Valley; 4 master bedrms.. 8
baths, double garage, recr., rm. and serv-
ants quarters: immaculate condition
throughout; excel. transp facilities; 3 to 8
year lease to suitable tenants: $3.50 unfur-
nished: $3.50 furnished. JOHN R. de
SIBOUR & CO., NO. 1868. Box 323-J,
70 suBLET Furnished house, 5so9
Aberdeen rd., Bethesda, Md; bedrms.,
, baths, End floor; den, liv rm, din.
rm., kit, large screened porch, Cali
Ma 3120, Ext. 1929. -22
5 TO WEEKS, from early July: Mt
Pleasant; or rms, 212 baths, garage;
5000 per mo. plus care. Call q to $50
eve. only. AID. 1858: or Box 14-L, Star. :
Evening star., 1947-06-16
RooAs Observation-Disclosures.

1900 BLADENsBURG RID. N.E.-New
furnished rm for couple or 2, in private
LOVELY MODERN BUNGALOW nice
rooms, additional attic room with stairway
exeeptionally large porch screened, od,L fpl
garden stone fence Ssyn7 yery a1traHSe fNE
$50 W ST. N.E.-NiceIy furnished dble
rm., next to BATH. at shopping center and
busline; S45 month. DE. 5245. -16
With lsuadry priyegtes CAL bnfoI IL 963d
sI6 EAST CAPiToL. Apt. 52-cool room
gentleman: on car line; SIS mo: unltd
phone. Call after 6 I'M. FIR. 1887. i
1888 NEWTON ST.ERoom to o. share with with
Stores: S. wk. DU. 1856. II
eoIs BENNING RID. Me- bedrm. and
kit. semipyt. bath. Ii. 5sH
quiet; inner-sprlng mattresses, maid service:
running water In most rooms, plenty of
baths, $50 and up per wk;; good trans
1856 DIX ST. NE, River Terraee-,Nice
rm., newly decor, adj. bath. pvt. home,
112 blks. carline, bus. restaurants: empl
EXTRA-LARGE FRONT ROOM for . or 3
large, closet: SIS each for 8, or S7.oo, each
PRIVATE HOME, cool, decentralization:
near buslines: laundry privilege and tele-
phene; lazy; MI. 632s 100 r.r.e 40 r9or,
eth ST. N.E.-3 rms. LU.
14T3 IL