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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1948-01-23
FRANKFORT

At midnight, Monday, an eight
alarm fire threatened the main
business district of Frankfort when
the mercantile establishment,
Glover Farm Store, owned jointly
by Messers. John A. Tingle and
David Goodwin, was consumed by
fire. The two story frame structure
has the longest term of cOnsecu-
tive years of public service in this
town to it's credit. At one time the
structure also housed the local post
office. Recently, the owners had a
very thorough job of Temodeling
and undermining done to the inter
iOr and added a new line of bust
ness. Originally the business block
was a portion of the estate of the
late Landreth L. Layton, a Sussex
County land baron of former years.
The response of the fire compan-
les were creditably prompt. Local
fire eaters were augmented by out
fits from Georgetown, MillsborO,
DagsbOrO, Selbyville, Millville, Del,
and Berlin and BishOpville, Md.
However, the frigid weather ham
pered their work because the near
by hydrant had to be cOaxed into
operation by the use of blow tor
ches.
The First National Bank, a brick
structure rs feet distant from the
store, was saved from extensive
damage through the diligence of the
fiTemen.
Capt. and Mrs. Ward. w. Dasey
had with them over the past week
end their children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward w. Dasey, Jr., from Haddon,
Heights, N. J. On Tuesday, the
newly-weds left by automobile for
Dallas, Texas, where they will
make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Arnold
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1948-01-23
GREENWOOD

Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Uhler enter
tanned The Willing Workers Sun
Gay School Glass at their home on
last Friday evening. A covered dish
supper was served to a large num-
Der at $3.50 o'clock. After partaking
of a very palatable meal, a social
hour was spent This was followed
by a business session. The reOr-
ganization was taken care of first
with the result: w. J. Mills, presi-
dent; Mrs. Clara Coulter, vice
president; Mrs. Pearl Mills, secre-
tary and J. R. Barwick, treasurer.
The class voted to change meet
ing night to first Tuesday in the
month. They also voted a cOntribu-
ton to the Polio Fund. After the
transaction of bushes, they de-
parted wishing the host and hostess
much happiness and prosperity III
the year 1913.
Mrs. Vernon Metzner has re-
turned from Kent General Hospi-
tai after having a tonsilectomy OPP
Grafton.
Mrs. J. R. Barwick is a patient at
Kent General Hospital having had
major operation on Saturday. Her
condition is very satisfactory at
this writing.
Mrs. Nora Watson of Salisbury,
has returned home after visiting
Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Andersen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Grams
ton and Eddie visited relatives in
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1948-01-23

The rain, sleet and snow storm of
Saturday night kept the crews of
the State Highway Department on
the job Saturday night, and all
roads were open, although the
driving was hazardous.
Mrs. Casper Boyce entertained
the Tuesday afternoon bridge club
at her home near town. The guests
arrived at one for dessert and the
afternoon was spent playing cards.
Mrs. Joe Unsinn, who is a patient
in the Milford Memorial Hospital,
is somewhat improved at this time.
MIR. and Mrs. Wilbur Adams of
Bellefonte spent Monday with their
mother, Mrs. Jennie Messick. Mr..
and Mrs. Adams have just returned
from visit to Florida.
Mrs. Matte J. Greenly enter
tanned the Wednesday night card
club last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fitzgerald en-
tertained at dinner on Sunday, Mrs.
Sallie Fitzgerald, Bobby and Chas.,
an dMr. and Mrs. Huey Fitzgerald
and children
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel S. Shaffer,
of Denton, Md, were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Morrison.
The w. S. c. S. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Bessie Morgan on
Tuesday evening, January 9th. A
large attendance is desired. Sery-
ing with Mrs. Morgan as cO-hostess-
es are Mrs. Frances Morgan and
Mrs. Mia Martin.
Mrs. w. Davis MARITIME and son,
Davis, were town visitors on
Thursday.
Mrs. Mae Smith of Boothwyn, Pa,
spent last week with her uncle,
Marshall Benson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph c. Penning-
ton and children of Wilmington,
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Swain and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Morgan and
children and Mrs. Bessie Morgan
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Frances Morgan and sons
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Yoder and
children of Jarrettown, Pa, and
Miss Zena Coulter of Philadelphia
were recent weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Alvin Redden.
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will be the guest speaker in Grace
Methodist Church on Sunday eve
ming, Feb 8, at 1880 o'clock. Mr..
Bicking will give an illustrated lee
ture which we will appreciate and
enjoy. Let us have the church filled
to capacity with friends throughout
the community and our town resi-
dents.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Home Demonstration Club met
at the home of Mrs. Frank Nicholas,
Tuesday afternoon, January Is, af-
ter a covered dish luncheon. The
new officers for 1948 were: presi-
dent, Mrs. Walter Mills; vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Roy Barwick; secretary,
Mrs. Della Russell land treasurer,
Mrs. James Smith.
Mrs. Mills appointed the follow
ing members to serve on various
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1948-01-23

Trucksess, Jr., motored home to
Philadelphia, on Sunday, after hav-
ing spent a few days at Long Acres
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond P. Long.
Mrs. Chester v. Hudson and son,
Charles David, of St. Martins Neck,
Md, were in town Monday on bust
ness.
Last Tuesday, Mrs. John D. Fur
man was removed from her home on
Knox Street to the Beebe Hospital
at Lewes via the new ambulance.
On Saturday, Mrs. Reuben Evans
was brought home from the Mil
ford Hospital. His many friends are
delighted to know of the improve
ment in his condition.
Mrs. Albert F. Parsons is con-
fined to her home by illness this
week. For the past two weeks her
husband has been under the doc
tors care and this alert young la
dy, 80 next May, waited on him and
kept the home fires burning.
Miss LOuvera Hudson has re-
sumed her studies at the University
Of Maryland after having taken
care of her maternal grandmother,
Mrs. John D. Furman, during her
illness, before she was removed
from her home to the Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lehman Helm OBJ
served another wedding anniver-
sary. last Friday.
On Friday, January 23rd, Mr.
James c. Hudson will celebrate his
seth birthday. That's fine! Make
it a hundred, Pop Hudson!"
Aunt Suzy SEE: Friendship null
tiplies the good things of life, and
divides the evil"
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DAGsBORO

Mrs. Elizabeth Parkhurst, wife
Of William G. Parkhurst, age So
years, passed away Sunday, Janu-
airy Is, at 10:3O o'clock at the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital after many
weeks of illness. She was the
daughter Of Mrs. Alice Layfeld and
the late George Layfeld She is
survived by her husband and mo-
Their; three brothers. Harold Lay
field of Canton, Mass; Elmer and
Orville Layfield of DagsbOrO; three
sisters, Mrs. Birda Schroeder of
Philadelphia Miss Ella Layf1eld Of
Frankford; Mrs. Dorothy Dona-
hoe of York, Pa. She had been a
life long citizen of this commun-
ity and had many friends. Funeral
services were held Wednesday at
2 p. m at her late residence. In
terment was made in Red Mems
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Daisey of
Bayard, called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Norwood EllingswOrth on Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Horsman and
mother spent the weekend at BIZ
volve, Md.
Miss Virginia Hickman was the
dinner guest on Sunday of Miss
Evelyn Baker at StOckley.
Mrs. Clarence TimmOns is much
improved after undergoing an OPP
GRAFTON at the Milford Memorial
Hospital the past week.
Mrs. Dorothy Mumford is i'll at
this writing.
Delbert Daisey spent the past
week at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles West of
GAINESVILLE, spent Saturday eve
ming with Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
West and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. ParrOn Vickers and
Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood Filings
worth spent Sunday evening with
the latter's mother, Mrs. Aydel-
Otte at Ocean City, Md.
Mrs. Orville Layfield is improv-
ed after being i'll the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Hudson
we're guests of Mrs. Hudson's bro
ther Mr.. and Mrs. James Hall at
Whaleyville, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry WapOles of
Merchantville, N. j., spent Satur-
day with relatives and called on
friends.
Miss Ellen Daisey spent Sun
day with Miss Catherine Murray
at Ocean View.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lockwood
of Georgetown were dinner guests
of their brother, Howard Lock-
wood and family.
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committees: publicity, Mrs. Nelson
Meredith; International relations,
Mrs. Carl Tucker; safety. Mrs. HUI
bert Edgel; health, Mrs. Chas. Con-
away; community work, Mrs. Helen
Harmon; sunshine, Mrs. Nora Mar
vii; reports, Mrs. Minnie Owens;
recreation, Mrs. Lawrence Graham.
A motion was made that our club
give $4,000 to Polio Fund.
Mrs. Walter Mills and Mrs. HUI
bert Edgel represented our Club in
Georgetown, at the Leaders Train
ing School, Thursday, January IS
the subject being Hooked Rugs.
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soan on Mirrors

Soap win streak mirrors. A cloth
moistened with water containing a
small amount Of vinegar or am.
monia is much better.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1948-01-23

First Professional
Alfred J Reach signed the tirsi
professional baseball contract with
the Philadelphia Athletics in 1864.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1948-01-23

It is estimated the average per-
son has two colds a year.
Evening star., 1948-09-11
APARTMENTS UhFuRNisHED.
TWO BEDROOMS, living r,

TWO BEDROOMS. living room: dinette
kitchen and bath; lovely neighborhood,
adults only. HI. 47a4. -13
2 ROOMS, kiC. inclosed porch and bath:
settled working couple; no children or
pets. Ss5 HU. 7751. -l2
1924 ORREN ST. N,E.-Entre 2nd floor
pvt home. = large rooms. kit. pvt. bath,
closed porch, utilities furn.; no children
or pets, for. quiet employed Christian
couple; no REFRIGERATOR; S65 month.
ENTIRE THIRD topl floor of private
residence in exclusive GEORGETOWN sectioni
two large rooms. entrance hall and bath;
room. f1repl., separate entrance: equipped
for light Housekeeping. Frisidaire, un-
furnished; SIS per month. DE 1904
HSFtRN. ROOMS and SIS week te
married white couple, husband employed
or middle aged widow; care . school-agt
children and g.hw Call AL. 1891. Il
18th AND PA. AVE. N.W.-2-rm. base
ment; share bath: $50; day-working cou.
pie or men preferred. DI. 1890
TAKOMA PARK rms. and bath, utils
furn.; S63 per mo. Phone 81. 1880
TAKOMA PARK-1st fir. rms and bath
bedrms. and kit, dinette. liv. rm. with
fireplace utils. furn.; rental, Sl35 mo
Phone Sligo 1860: ewes. SH 5l01. Il
COLORED-ONE-R ROOM. KIT, semiprivat'
ba tn settled employed couple; no children
near Howard University. Box ssS-V, Star
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

BY GOVT EXECUTIVE and adYlt dsush-
ter; :-bedroom apt. or equivalent, fur
nished. pref NV top rent $3.50 month
fWo P ADUiTs desire 1-bedrm; apt, in apt
bldg. between Conn; ave: bridge and Neb
rso 2H 900 5st sgS after PM
e opT ;e re- 81 ALA l2
sgffn'ls ssI5, M Iesa oakLEY 9fdrm apt Can II: a.
APT. FURNISHED. 3 employed girls; j or 2
LIVING nqe9err.s stchfs fe sisa
ARMY i;ia MAJOR AND WIFE desire unfqrn
apt. or house, conv. Pentason; very best
oSfRs ssss issprsd APT 1E Wr4H isaa KITCHEN and
couple. no children, no pets. Ex. 1928
MARINE OFFICER urgently needs Q or 2
bedroom furnished apartment in or soutn
Of Alexandra by October /. Box 394-V'
FAMILY Fan WITH ONE CHILD desires fur
YSUS ssM,PLoYEp s,tPsL G DG coGFf. f2l desire
nished apt. for L month. Excel ref oV.
ddxT,sfHks MP 2H sseo Apt pvt bath el.c Iefsr.
snpIsssa sss sgpDis; no children or gets.
PPhh;oEE2sjsiosaL Fl; M2j aSa WOMAN desires / Or ?
:a aais;s d.s e r.
BEpRM, L. r. APT. vic. of 18th st. and
Harvard, for. businesswoman. Max s42.
ARo ~ 'stSi 'Gov!. Girls want turn. or untarn.
apt Call AT. 0004. IL
COUPLE, 6-YR- old want 1 bedroom apt
furn., unfurn.- MONTGOMERY County Nd
Around SO. Important to child to start
desires small furn OF
unfurn. apt. Prefer apt. bids, doWnto.n'
suitable for 3 or men
students. Vets. Not too distant from Cath
legs. S1g0-SI25 mo. Tw. 1888. ---l2
REFINED. employed young couple must
have or 2 room apartment. private bath,
in NV or Silver Spring section. 81. 75l7.
WANTED BROOM APT. pvt. bath. kit
chen. furnished; vet and .ifs' both en-
GOVT. OFFICIAL. wife and small ehild
or unfurnished Convenient TO Fentsgon.
CHISEsE q. n. OFFICIAL. family of 3
ate apt.: max. Sis. cal Lu. 4sos. 1s'
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ROOMS, APARTMENTS TO SHARE,
YOUNG JEWISH GIRL to share Al

YOUNG JEWISH GIRL to share apt. with
another girl: Call Lincoln $3.50 after s
sEAr. coSGSEsiaG SsS GIRL, a4-ao to l share
sional girl. Phone Ap $3.50. Ext: 81 5
GiRE Gf1sIe 70 q saakE asisT 2.bedrm apt with ii
other girl; Sc: gentle: state age. where
and yo,G Tet P9T M.Y 54x t. Star
Dupont Circle area. CAN HU. s47I: IL
KENNEDY St, Apt. 4 Phone IA. 1851
after 1890 am. Saturday and Sunday.
GENTLEMAN has modern bedrm. apt. to
share with another man ST, s596. -IS
suNGAL0W-2 thJ sS si6NSio young refined ladies' to
Mt Rainier. Hyattsville bus, go to 31st
ave, walk to 3lst pl. Any time before
MOTHER and 5-year-old daughter will
share large lst-noor, 3-rm.. kit. and bath
apt with 2 ladies: all home privil, unlim.
gsone only restriction no S arinkns avail
WORKING MoTHER and s-yr. son will
share two-bedroom apt. in. Fairlington.
No objection to mother and child ,ov.
YOUNG MAN 70 share mod. e-rm. kit. and
bath apt with another gentleman in upper upper
section, to share with Jewish couple or
GIRL HAS APT. To SHARE witt With another
girl in 30s $35, including utilities. 1928
10th St NV. CO. 5154. -12
YOUNG LADY wishes to share her attrac.
mod. apt. with l coneenial fun-loving girl
bet. IS and 30; conv. transp, ldry priyil.'
YOUNG LADY to share room and private
bath. twin beds; private family; s25 per
month 3 for , | Phone wo; 9s54 Ia .
apt bldg for re refined consenial ossina ,Suns
bia Heights; excel trans. Refs. Available
VII. viii sHAsn s8H AFT Ts ~ish siar young lady by
caiI Hfnan after ad' pm nefi hU Ysf siso 1gfh
GIRL to share spacious Arm. apt. with
NR. PENN. AND MINI. AVE. s.E:-2
business. girls to share furn:. apt with I
ether To- sisIi iss twin Ipr beds. Call iu g74e'
NEAR NJ r PREsiDENTIAL GARDENs. ALEx.
Young man viii share modern furn.
apt. with another man; $50 per month.
TIE. 100 after pm, -l2
NV apt with another young lady. Govt
empIoye, who would enjoy own room. EN-
CATHOLIC GIRL. 81 80. to share 2:bedrm.
incindins fnch s' utils: n Phone Du. so7a Sat and
CATHOLIC GIRL wanted to share. twin
bed room apt. with another girl. break
fast included; reasonable. Box 433-V.
Star
Evening star., 1948-09-11
FARM and GARDEN.

CASE CORN BINDER, power driven ex-
cellent condition. Cali cH. o522 after 8
bAFroDms. nareissus. tonauils: large
slizins; .@5 per gallon. Phone, Vienna
FEED Mill with breaker and new buErs,
IN good condition. MR. WENTZEL, FA.
RoToTILLER-Jaoues Frazer-Rntoette-
Choremaster walking and riding type
oT e. ss5 Lee pEss' hSy
TLAGSroNE a sFIcIAITY-cemsnt and
stonewoEk all kinds; walks, steps, ter
ing walls, drainase tiles and waterproohng
ANGELO MARcuCCIO. 32s Diamond ave i,
Ga'thersburg. Nd. Phone Gaithersburs ~.
1919 GARDEN TRACTOR with rubber
tires tres ~ hp;: includlng 347lnch power power
d snd oSsh
HGLLANp iE5 IA T ssTER for sale M sGs Used two
and
grading seeding. soddins spraying shrubs.
eyergreens, trees trimmed and removed.
Used rsis eiARsxiL ansGf With pox s and mower
5sS;S. kSSEys; Ss iSs ST. sssS s5sS Ga. ave siivsF
Tor soIL-FiiI dirt; sand: manure. blue
aqd T9sd Treye eH y yard ton
trucks. barb wire, Forse harvesters
TMSESG TTHkfSG poWN '' 'TREEs-soddins. mix mixed
topsoil. SO yd.; well rotted manure
si4 yd Brick and cement work; L
iaN6scAPE T SERVICE. soddns. gradtns
and seeding: sod and topsoil delivered
ASK operator for Ashton 21s2. Ia
COW MANURE. well rotted, bushels
$3.50; 10 bushels. SIS; Is bushels. SIS so
delivered. Top soil. WA. 45a3. IL
HARDY AZALEAS. all sizes and colors, soc
ND o51O 18th st. ne -12
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

1901 X ST. N:W-Air- conditioned rooms
Se F9om wi5h GE airsrondtoning Unit
a3p6isi NHI6EI ST 80 up. PRINCE KARL
i Isso GiKARD ST. NV. The Palmer
Isa, conn AvE.-Larse vell-furnished m,a
I3is EUCLID ST. NV, Apt 24-pvt entr
CONT table rm. summer or winter: for
perm person; quiet home: conv. transp;
SCOTIS HOTEL. 2131 st. NV, near
Dupont Circle.Transient rooms avail at
sy.a ~ and = 80 daily; some at s11,5o wkly
day in a 250rn. modern hotel; exclusively
Tor women; all rms, single with running
coee @ase t6on 1e5s IN wh Fm iday Im on each
picstion for future n resdence SIDE @ Guy You a viii viii
enloy phn ne ne 1riendIv ni M atmosphere at SCOTS
Is14 G ST. NW;-Air-cooled rooms. each
rm. with air-cooling unit. running water:
nished sarden: free laundry facilities;
sisso up GEoRcfAS qR Hofm fsIolfss Ex Vsss1, sssf
e114 CATHEDRAL AVE, OF conn-At-
trsctlve nstll .5 Ind-ioor tn9I room with running
Essir ss.f srk1se fia5 e. sw-B.auts,uiI I1e Totm
sHPdrE 1s1o ia,P PrytIs n "a stss sac., ,ro
sNERicaSss 1S1siRsRP1y aRsR Nj PARK: 47li
;semipvt. bath: Kit, privil.; empi. young
200 BLK. X. SHERIDAN ST. Nw.-Nicely
tednishfa beda "a mssts5 sss bedroom pvt bath tsin
iae6 MASS AVE. Nw.-Gentlemen, most
desirable. modern convenienees, downtown
ss after iRss' nm Mr. eS5Ri5 soR6oS SssI!E
Isa7 LAMONT ST. Nw.-one andlstory
4eas @ SID spd ST. ST. N.W.w si Master stsr' bedroom
with pvt. bath, in quiet home Of 2 adults;
al ccnv.i semitic gentleman; s3s. GE.
iiso 14th sT-oirl or woman: attractive
othsI 5sS in IeTss osss
next to bath. nicely furnished' & ' phen,
so1 RsSA ADAMS sam fG MILF RlI EN- as bedim
semitic home r0en,s en- eusInss a.s, Gentleman
Ss,s s"'!, NEVADA SSsBs AvE@for M osFp gentleman
nicely M tp5n n , clean room with pvt, bath
TaE Tin GI1L-BERr. M9 BERT 24so 18th st. NV NV
/ rm.. pvt bath: tub and shower, large
f!Gis's si. NGRsnAM a;RS AM sf GO
nsa5 I4,h 1oSx spa coorado car ,ovs, ls -aons
GEOk1E IoWNN large IoVeS rooms
couple. > men or girls; breakfast il
desired: Nj: s9o5. -l2
GRANT CIRCLE AREA-Ssle. rm. with
adjoining incloSed sunny porch: for gentle
man: semitic pvt. home: no other roomers;
express bus st dooro IA sSs5 Ia
ssts' t snsi. nS Or dou6ls good 'sa sfsnsp "a
s3os KANSAS AVE. N.w-Larre double
front room: semlbsth- twin beds. 2
closets; nicely furnished; laundry privi-
leses; J-6 bus stop. ladies only. GE. 4s12.
III
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ROOMS FvRkIsHEp-Mp. 3 VA.

FRONT RM., private bath; private family:
min nj 0'nsf % bus; sentleman eali S vi ss,s
ARLINGroN-Niesly furnished s front BED, BED,
to bath: near buslines; convenient to
nan Psntas91 Ok a1s Dag navy Bids refined e.nsis-
sSs sE asn.sss sss ham ssn. s': n,s.
fT9n sFs an and ssts ass' bus " door,
CONVENIENT to the Pentagon; next to
bath 6o drnkns in flsan EH gEv.ss home d0e or sss
Wessmoresnd o ei1ele & Can e Dys VII nNs sf5s befs fs
LEE a1s sLyb. ! T Taiers.-ror those lookinI for
beautiful furnished room with bath and
sun deck. in new brick home. FA 1910.
IF TWO REFINED GENTLEMEN are inter
ested in, large front bedrm with twin
Ell GH s99 cHn room for
s5snspsstst!on: $40, ch: os41. III
Students preferred living % rm, Drivileses.
Sss Sss hot Ct Dsse; sso7 n block from d0wniG"n iS
ROOMS tor quiet employed couple.
caII Rxs Gk s,s sg7l at.sr 8 Pm Pm r,orn n IN
sns se,iled seansrz TE ho%s 5ss meals and iaunpf'
s. ARL--Attract. dbl. rm. in GENTLE home
mr.. Navy Annex, new single beds. WORKING
Cpl: or 2 gentlemen; refs, desired. ca
ARLINGTON-Front rm. adj. bath, pvt.
home: gentleman only; $50 mo. GL. 2216.
ARLINGToN-Lge. upstairs studio rm
pvt. BATH also small alcove for Ink; ;
pref. very quiet empl. person. CHI. siS3
ARLINGTON. SO.-Lovely lge. room. 4
windows. adj bath: private home; conv. to
Pentagon and airport. Bus at door IA.
ISd3-J IL
ALExANDRIA-Room pvt bath: all priyil.
SILVER sPRING-Large room adj bath
for empl cpi; twin beds. closets, unlim.
phone, laundry privils; garage If desired.
SILVER sPRING-on busline: large room.
twin beds, pvt. bath, unlim. phone; open
ARLiNGToN-Youns gentleman to share
room twin beds. with another gentleman.
sRRLNGToN, North eIebe rd.-Larss
room with 4 windows. exposures. rs
minutes from Pentagon: well furnished;
bath With tub and shower; gentleman
or ROOM With cooking facilities private
home, no children. 1887 Tuscarawas rd..
Glen Echo Hgts.. Nd. liz
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

2624 WOODLEY PL., near Shoreham
taoanes y1uns 6,a nan excellent meals good
ihaRSp THR cL6b AB sHAANos, Han 2sl7 Conn. nls ave
nw-Double rms: also vacancies to share
with wit - lady or sentlemsn; maid service
switchboard and selected menu. AD S43O
ROOM AND BOARD for couple or en-
ehid eGkfa Ra mo'ss! sf!4 with child day care for
e9e5 18th ST. NE.-Nicely furn. rm.:
sentleman sef,asa "a XII in pvt home Of ADULTS; meals
SP!I1Rs sPTTY AIDEs Gqs 4 SS. SSSr 4P 7s5s l5
women u blk: Senate once Bldg. BID fn i blk. *
IGE. DBL. RM" Couple ~ preferred, sfsu Lis good
mssiS t5snsp nI3 and os9 soed neishborhood; excel
nssf;' Is5s n po ST. oSiS Nw-ror sober ra5 refined
double; 81 80 to SIS: wholesome 'Ades de-
cfTs !f1Ss' MASON, 1885, 1928 New Hampshire l; ~.
wmDbie ;,,-Dbie room, for men or ladies; live
IN Wash''s finest suesthouse. famous for
y is food and service. MRS. SAMPLE. No
ssHEANGRILA-A lovely home in Chevy
porcshes Tss,ss. southern cooking; catering to
n''Si'os' reasonable Call ord~ay ;235
BELL-AIR CLUB-Near Walter Reed. T71o
Ban Blair rS; NV; = block Georgia and Alaska
doubles and singles: best in food and
ssTylge; ser IS,, sH 33I., sH,, e775. liz
mENDELL LLkRACE-Larse, cool, rooms
ines maid % Service u PIX "n'n mo 'F1Psp isai
1f%ont fion 1stS H. ST. sx NWEss ~ sisS dDle kbar,
rms: for men and women; well-appointed
. residence: excel. food and service; SWITCH
1909 10th ST. N.W.-Doubles and to share
for young men, auie; place, GOOD food and
1fans 1;na MAss f,2Ss IN avf MI I.to pU .265 ia
VACANCIES ctrlS pyt
Gaos sth sT. N.W.-Attraetive dbl. rm,.
clean home near Waiter Reed. excel, home
COOKING empl' people s55, GE, 0ss@
1856 N ST .Nw.-For refined young
women saun home-like atmosphere. Tempting
$50 s5 to $50 S55; MRS WALLACE DAVIS,
The MAR-LEETA, 1928 18th St nv nv
Nicely furnished rooms, running water:
for young ladies, and young men; showers
ssTa,oyS sfXR W.Rbp. ,seghonss sxeelent food r.
fined sentleman: unlimited phone and ex-
S:llsn' Ssos is Rsas sr SwScey S4 slS urn double
friendly Southern family good transp: .
$40 wk. each with breakfast. RA. 392s
LARGE ROOM. suitable for 3 or 4.
Also double room and room to share for
sINGLE ROOM in S' new n;w home. aR 4s for young n
woman or student. or employed mother
ana an ,sfnd shlid over W r. s. oh Hu. ,57l4, -lo
A few vacancies in this fine. home for
yonns Il neople Only $50 month.
for young man in very large nicely furn.
RLoe& seGe bgfoSI sf' GlReIh1so4 Hseih 18th
st. NV; Double rm.. twin beds, semipvt
bath also vacancy in triple rm. for young
nan. Reasonable. Good home cooked
1000 III
1887 GALLATIN ST. Nw.-vacancies
for young ladies' Dbl. or triple. Bal
anced meals Unlim phone Piano fse.
Nv rm., home priyls. home away
ARLiNGTON-Dbl. and single rms, new
ly dec. baths; lge. grounds, Excel.
bus. Close in. oW. 6253. MRS. FAY,
+ 2 SINGLE RMS, with or without board,
excel. meals. nice home. no other boarders
GE. a1g9. II
cooked meals: daily maid service; excel
transp.,. parking privileges; lovely veran-
( daS and lawn