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ROOMS FURkisHED-Mp. & VA.

ARLINGTON FOREST-single. room for
gentleman, eonv. All. Hall and Pentagon;
$50 mo. GIL Ss61. -27
SILVER SPRING-Quiet. comfortable rm.,
next to bath; gentle family; conv. transp.,
immed. occupancy. SH. 1855 evenings.
1922 HAMPDEN LANE, Bethesda. Md
Private bath fshowerl. cool, master bed
rm. S45 single; also lge. attractive room,
share bath with l person, S35 single. OIL.
SEAT PLEASANT, MD-Furn rm,, semi
pvt. bath; TEL, kit. privils.: couple; $40
wk Call after noon, HI. 1853. -25
UNUSUALLY LARGE sunny room, two
huge closets; one block to transportation
Washington or Alexandria: laundry and
phone privils.; two girls. OV. 1855, go
LEE BLVD. HGTS.-For those looking for
something unusually attractive; lge: beau
tifully, furn. rm. with sun deck; in new
EXTRA LARGE FURN. RM with kit.
privil.; ideal for couple with child. Gall
ROOM for couple. 7 miles from Anacostia
$50 mo. PEstestant. BUS: 10. 1910. I.26
room huge closet with gsindow; Fentlemgssn;
PLEASANT FRONT DBLE. RIM. in modern
home, semipvt bath; share lovely porch
and yard; references. WI. O657. -27
ARLINGTON-Settled couple. large. cool
bedroom: kit privileges OK 1925. -27
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nouses euRNIsurn

NEAR FAIRFAX, VA.-Log cabin, appro-
modern conveniences; oil burner; SIS per
month on years lease; 500 per month
Mss Mi scbneb msHthS sHaSNM NJ shidTsn Can
CENTER: HALL HoME.' Exclusive .resid.n.
tial section near Rock Greek Park: living
buffers pantry, recreation room, modern
reo,m' sin snE,e ,, bedroom: two baths finished
ber; $3.50. GE ssis. 1891 Argyle sit ter.
FURNISHED HOME, Arlington. Va. ~ 8
bedrooms, 2 baths. recreation room. large
!sas;zi! SazsAS As:sS 81 Pe! s.. WESLEY " F.:
completely furnished; July 1 to Oct. i;
$500 per month. EN-. 1878. Box 1866,
ATTRACTIVE detached brick 1900 Res
rn sryoir rd. nw.-Four bedrms., 3 baths;
Rupert MoaIEs Jr w. NA 1aS1s5 1880 viss saes. s.
COOL esgaE G0na suMMEh NM nw RENTAL
July 10 to Sept. 1o--3 to. 4 bedrooms, 2hs
baths, full basement and garage: fenced
yard, screened porch; children welcomed;
GEoRGETowN-s-bedrm. house a facing
monFsss mo $3.50 Pax St July Nv t9 3p SEPT 44s s s1s
JULY I-APRIL-Modern 2-story brick.
insulated. baths, completely furn.. sub
sv e sss5ssds IL 5ss per mo- isss st.
BARGAfN f0: foT reliable t.n.nts-Bethesd.
as June ssssps ssd!% IT, si4c F'9ssa moe IT, Rsa
2-BEDRM. BUNGALOW. suburban Mary.
fsFfed; So per monsh Box efS-sR hsSa ssf ss
CHEVY CHASE. D; G, throush sept. Q,
screened porch. eompl. furn.. appliances. si ss;,
sis6. EN-. 1858. Box 17o-D. Star. s; Ma7
SPRING vALLEY-A lovely furnished
~ baths, plus maids i; ausrters s'ii and BATH, bti
@asd the sV'ss lsnss As5 '.ssy i
$50 per per mo: refs. reauireda do! Cali in Mrs. $.
Weaver; AD. 1927. with W. B. WRIGHT.
AIExXNDR1A, Jefferson park-July to
Sept. l.; large comfortable house. s bed
rooms, 8 baths. cool garden; in attractive
neighborhood; children welcomed no pets.
F6R Fe = efGS; Rent ruKNrsHEp-,uly to n2a Aus.
80; to responsible family with discreet
children. newly Eemodeled, 4-bedrm. house;
sSst mon.a sr5 Pleasant ss9 esos Ssss phone incl $3.50
FOR RENT.Modern Groom, brick house,
IurnlSned; MI. vernon blVd., Alex, Va.
oil heat 2 buslines, l blk shopping GEN.
ter: 1 to 2 yr. lease to responsible party;
SIG Snno mo; oE TIE, o27s after pm. 26.
furnished: $3.50 mo-; Just of 18th st.
NV. JACK HAYES. INC, DU. 77S4. Il
CHEVY CHASE, MD, 200 Taylor st.
6 rms, bath, garage, lge. corner lot, oil
heat, elect. refrigeration nr. schools and
stores; open for inspection. Available
July 5, at $3.50 per mo. EDW. II. JONES
BETHESDA-6-rm, brick; screen porch,
facing lge: yard and garden; no pets or
s1sI small children For l or 2 years or longer.
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APARTMENTs UNFURNIsHED.

1853 MASS. AVE. S.E.-5 spacious rooms
and private bath. back porch: adults
only; $3.50. Call Ii. 3003. -2S
5-sM. APT, on estate, incl. utilities:
located mr.. Rockville, Md; child welcome.
caIl nir, 9lypppiMS npM,fG 9l3s. s.uoa.r, s M126 n
new bldg, with cleo equip. kit, auto. heat
and sep. ISN'T; S135, CHI. 4242. -25
You ARE A. cApABdE dEsrnE sxper, Legal Legal
salary and can make available to right
person 2-bedrm, liv rm.. foyer, kit. and
I'd NV, for immed. occupancy. Box 16s-
D, Star. -26
BEDROOM, living room, kit. din and bath
ried couple. Box 243-H, star
2 Ice. ROOMS, kit, private utils.; newly
decorated; first floor; near transp.; $40.
TAkoMA PARK. M6.MaM rms, m and-n.
apt; private -ent.. and bath; $75 mo-;
adults only. sH, $3.50.
basement apt, pvt.
entrance; no refriRerator Call GIL. 1870
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

WENDELL TERRACE-You can be cool
and comfortable in Wash. this summer.
gse ms se vb oter
see serVed; 'fop5i Z Blk to Mt. Pleasant. Navy yard
and LIZ transp, rts.; maid service; S4o
CARRoLL a Strings INN-silver Spring.
Md; comfortable, cool single and dbl. rms;
SO to s35 per wk. sH. 64s5,s sH
CLUB MASON, 1925 y. H, ave, nv
Have double room for ? ladies or men; en-
taEf more and SEE s09d Rs rs shs es
CREsTvIEw CLUB. 26eo 10th St; NV
eEse s0aJe tfsnsa se lawn De fo0 e6sH 5@s Speh0
SINGLE. DOUBLE and to share. for men;
sxeelsIi nj msas sao pu sloss sss - l4os loa
Blk Ga and Alaska ouswMaster rm. with
nG@s n4os ns.h sns s1Ho sf s soung M AIDES
Lovely, large, 2nd.fi. front rm-; tne food
Iaqnd. privil.' nice lounge; sos eaeh' esa.eh
iaO6 18th ST. Nw.-A nice double for
men at only. SAT each. or single at $50:
oa ssa ao1ss very fs5 fsaRs hon 'iaE
l7os 18th N.w.-Larse front room suit,
sa spnaSS :! pii!!ssss p SIs 81 Sssss s00o
CALVERT HOUSE, 1401 10th st. NV
Well-appointed residence for business peo-
pie; double and share rooms; showers:
excellent food; switchboaEd: -
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, i712 New
Hampshire ave. n.w.-Newly decorated
/ studio-type rooms. double and single: excel:
! lent food; daily maid service. switchboard
service Phone NO. 1866.
SLAUGHTER'S, 1927 10th st. NV. tnr
Dupont Circle)-Several very desirable va
cancies in near future for men and women
Telephones in rooms. Maid service. Meal
! daily. including meals on Sunday. -2t
2 ATTRACTIVE DOUBLES for married
couple or refined young women; So 81
each and $3.50 each; delicious Southern
cooking; conv. location. 1855 N st. NV
/ -26
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Room with ad
joining bath for young married couple O
. young men: excellent table. 1899 1Stl
st. NV go
ARLINGToN-Larse, outside. cool rooms
lhome-cooked meals. daily maid service
excel transp., parking privil; lowell
verandas and lawn Gil. sa1O. go
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM for ] man
home-cooked meals; good transp, cars an
buses. Ia. o7e6. 80
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
WANT ROOM AND BOARD for boy 8, girl
IL AK 5O46. 26s
ROOMS, APARTMENTS TO SHARE

GIRL TO SHARE APT. with 2 other girls
1343 Monroe st. NV. AID. $40 or co.
INTELLIGENT CoNGENIAL GIRLS, as-
30 to share 2-bedroom. cool, modern apt.
Sc. with Jewish girl. Box 196-H, Star.
STUDIO COMBINATION, share bath.
Sitsss9 MoascH 0pH5twSj Ho S54a 1925 18th ST. NV
GIRL TO SHARE attr. 2-bedrm. apt. with
3 other girls; twin beds, Bendtx; $50
1881 Euclid st. NV, DU, .9170. .-27
1 GIRL to live with 2 other girls In large
newly decorated apartment; everything fur
nished. Call HU 1850.
TWO GIRLS to share furn. apt. with an
other 9th GIL a9 twin beds. Call LU. 6746 or
YOUNG MAN to share bedrm. with an
meals optional. EN-. 1906. -25
2649 WOODLEY PL. NV, blk. fr. Ward
man Park Hotel-Young lady to share
lovely sitting room, bedroom, with another
lady; unlimited phone; pvt. home: $50 mo.
CO. 5946. 25'
i OR 2 GIRLS to share with another girl
until Sept. |: near Dupont Circle. Phone
MISS SHEPARD, ME. 5000 or AID. S625.
Mr.. UNION STATION
Middle-sged lady to share arm. apt.
with one other lady; twin beds. AT. bal.
CoLoRED-GIRL to share large front
room with another girl, 3117 18th st.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwest.

ALLISON ST. NV; S14,950-This 7-room
home nicely arranged for two families:
oil heat, two inclosed porches; owner must
sell Cali Mr. Bramham, DI. 4704, with
M aMEKICAN UNIVERSITY PARKS. new
detached brick homes: GI approved. on
Alton place. between 43rd and 44th; Just
2 bfks. from Sears-Roebuck on Wis. ave-;
near schools. churches. stores and trans.
throsa bout electrical rsirs.; e.: stGye:
$3.50: or ewes, Du. 1897. Ext. 304. House
open at 44th and Alton Saturday and
sMERfcaN ,nHRifc UNIVERSITY PARK, s22. 800
First Offering Of this attrac. brick home,
close to ST. AIMS Church and School.
First floor has lv. nm. with freplaes;
bedrnas., Q baths On End a.; storage attic.
years I'D. A; TWEED co. 66o4 cosnn
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

PERM. CIVILIAN. with local law firm; g
desires lease; NV. Wash, Md, or Va, MA.
sssSi sMsSoNTAls; "a e1d5 1HdD5yANeE RENT, 5 or rm
PaMY YsaF of ARMY issi doIossI Rg ssfa
house he sat1e in Arlington. Phone Shepherd 1919
Tfskfoys Ts Is sso5 sater Or Dm erm unlusn. house
seSee.; @Ss aged sssa sS.1dren: esI s 10. !tas 20
Alex. or Ar: pref; pay to $3.50 per mo.
ARMY ssS r0'iai coLoNEL. ossEi Just returned fr.m
unfurn. home with garage. within easy
travelling distance OF IVA War Goles %
ARMY AZ Hfofi OFFICER needs a-bedrm. turn. n or
v1Is bon heusf n ns c TW S5 % eass. e.
6 RMS, UNFURN., in D, ca adults,
GO" Ssy rsf sfnDlozea 4aao careful tenants' G pder
bungalow or small house. NV. Bethesda,
Chevy. Chase. Silver Spring; srewn
sssa family eals max Tsss ssse
WILLIAMS, DI. GAS; WI. 74o9 evenings.
s-BEDRooM HOUSE, by professional en-
''sa sh Sss $780, &1 Ss or ssss
WANTED, HOUSE UNFURN.. viii consider
small repair or redecorating. LU. Q563.
UNFURNIsHED Q or bedrm. houses or
apt. in good location; no children. no pets.
FOREIGN SERVICE OFFICER and wife
wish small unfurnished house or 2-bedroon
apartment in NV. section. for 2-3-year
lease, starting Avg; r NO children: N, no
S11O. Saturday or Sunday. DU. .4T31;
weekdays, RE $500, Ext. 1885 before
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HOUSES UNFURklsHED.

BEAUTIFUL CENTER HALL, 4-bedroom
and 3-bath brick house on Arlington ridge,
view N the etS Of qsm sRs
terrace garden; $3.50. Apply Box 1916.
SILVER sPRNG-s-rm. detached beaut,-
full brick home: all large rms; " block
s1ss per mo. GERALD REALTY co,
Ss3s So = A. & ST. hwe p rms s175: Can
ST SILVER i psPR1NG-Ayail. July / on lease;
large .liv. rm.. with fireplace, din. rm,,
mod. kit, spacious screened porch. maid s
rm with Law in basement; gas heat; . lge:
saIl EIiAWREscEsS% e S sS%s IUTEs, Realtors, 2 to
sEVhRAL afsisi siiHH FGRN HOMES for rent. nearby
Fry. NC. Realtors. 4ess East-West hwy,
NEW HOME. Just completed. 2 blocks Of,
sFlek: sonsistins 81 iov.Iy rooms: modsIa
party p en s;,ssr Lease; $40 %DonsRls.
81 aszE Eth zoSsS Ss;s Kitchen bath SEQ: 500 no
sRaNpNEW fnaSfn skooMs q s an modern nod nss de lux.
detached, home, large, front porch. nre-
His, Md Excellent location, rent only
S13b per month to desirable party on
lease. Call DU. b700, l pm. to 8 pm,
s1io Ms SM1Sa SM1sSeaARrHuR BLVD. This @Ss s-Toom
house on large lot in this excellent
residential area will be available July l.
We suggest you drive by and see 1t before
calling for further details: One year
lease lease at ss sls5 per mo. &C. HARRY l. FRIED
s,RM; DET HOME, Gil heat. Takoma PARK:
brand.new 7-rm det: brick home facing
$3.50 per month. Immediate possession.
KAY kaY REAITY SEA1 -, CO., RA; SS0o IS25 I25 j.
rec. rm. Fairlawn Village, Anacostia;
sdults only. Write r. J. HENDERSON,
NORTH ARLINGTON, 2srd rd at Lee
hwy rms, bath, plus acre Of land;
ton; $3.50 per mo SCOTT SANDERS,
3919 s. Capitol ST., TR. 1868: eyes,, vi.
NEW NEW 6-RooM HOUSE; o1; $3.50 Der
1ooIe RADD1CK DR.--New bungalow.
rms. and bath on 1st noor, full attic and
good references required. Call AT. 7o43.
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ROOMS EURhIsHED-s.E. and s.w.

4s7 ST. s.W.-Dble or sele Sleeping
103 ST. sE.-singie and double rooms;
81 to S12 weekly; near Capitol good
transpoEtation. ~ u
twin beds; pvt. home men or employed
couple: laundry privils. LU. 1864 81
LARGE FRONT ROOM-Suitable for Q;
rants, etc. FIR. O107. 30
3i5 BURNS ST. S.E.-Beautiful room in
new home for couple; everything fur
7i1 KENTUCKY AVE. S.E.-Furn. rm.
for man. FIR. 1878 call after 4:3O. 80
BEAUTIFUL b @ twin.bed room, coolest , house
girl to share with another girl; 2O-min.
transp, downtown. AK, 0es5. 27'
416 18th ST. S.E.-Dble front rm next
to. bath, 3 windows, kit. and laundry
privileges. Call any time. -27
425 9Th ST. S.W-Large front rm. for .
emplnyed adults; S3h mo ME Q211 i
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COOPERATIVE APTs.-sALE.

TIDEN GARDENS-Attrae. apt with
din. rm.,- kit. and 2 baths occupancy
July l.. Inspection by appt. only. Tele-
phone Mr.. MANN, pI. 9494 from 8 to B;
WI. 1899 from Z to 8 PM; Sat. and Sun,
WI. 1899 from 8 to pm. -27
WHEN VACATION is OVER you viii wish
you had secured this lovely 2nd-door front
apt; 3 lge. airy rms, foyer, kit. and bath;
beautiful parquet floors; no children nor
pets; S12,500. cash or terms. Call AD.
as05 a2s0o ADAMS MILL RID. N.w-s5 900,
$1,000. At office, 1882 Biltmore St NV,
Saturdays, 10 to 8. D. o. SMITH, GE.
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ROOMS WANTED,

GENTLEMAN. Govt. emp. desires quiet
rm free from radio sounds. light kitchen
pr4vil prefer Takoma or NV. State price
Box "96-H. Star. 27'
YOUNG LADY wants studio room with
Kitchen privileges or will share apartment
GovERNMENT WOMAN urgently desires
single room in quiet apartment house,
adult family, elevator service, Mt. Pleasant
carline; NV. Give full particulars. MISS
vile Va 37s
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

EX-GT MOVING SERVICE. storage: none
too small: reas rates. We take surplus
furn. as paw on moving. GLOVER.
MoviSG ACROSS THE STREET or across
the country, safe storage In separate
rooms: expert packing. Phone NO o. o4.
EDEIMAN MOVING AND STORAGE Co
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving,
REDUCED RATES, 3 average rooms Of
furnitqrs stored in .,ndiyidaal sMomp.Tt: M
for additional space. SAFETY sTQ. b
TRANS. CO.. II. b1ss OF TE 1895.
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POTOMAC HUNT SECTION. white brick
re smbler, 80 min downtown; bedrms., 3
baths. full basement. recreation rm..
and chicken house with running water,
kennel. sheep shed on 12 acres with
stream power mower; house nicely furn.
probably longer. S275 per mo. Good hunt
er available. Rockville 1925. -25
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APARTMEkTs SUBURBAN.

UNFURNISHED APT, private home; 2 rms,
kit and bath; all utilities furn; no chill.
dren or animals $s5. to 8 call WI.
NICELY FURNISHED, newly decorated,
rooms. kitchen and private bath, end a.:
private entrance; $73 per mo-; utilities
furn.; "a block bus transp 1S Lincoln
ave. Takoma Park. Md, 81. 309s after
$50 pm, all day Saturday.
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE
icAnstl

MOVING By VETERAN Of experience. With
cail any time. MR.. COOK. dL. 5i37. ~
move or haul anything. night or day; no
Job too small. Cali EARLE. AT. 1881. 25.
FURNITURE VAN, two expert movers; SIS
hour: every piece guaranteed against
damage: also packing. Grating. LU. s805.
service; furniture moving and hauling
MOVING AND HAULING By experienced
veteran: reasonable rates. 24-hr. service
SMALL JOBsLTrunks. personal efi.et,
baggage, etc; days, nights, Suns. Truck
with white driver, $3.50 hr. LU. S9O5.
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ROOMS UkFURNlsHED.

14If EUCLID ST. NW.-Room with small
kitchenette, st floor front, $3.50 month.
Apply 1923 9th st. NV. or call DU. o524,
hours s to q, 12 to l and to 3. i
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ApTs. EURk. AND UNFURk.

N.W.-a BEDROOM, liv rm., din. rm., kit,
bath; rent, S55. Complete furnishings
avsilahle. M. s6ee after pm. 25s
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CRESTVIEW

OF western avs.-New brick bungalovs,
iiv. room with fireplace. dinette. modern
equipped kitchen. large bedrooms ana
ished, full basement, gas &C. heat, Very
convenient terms. For details, call until
3 PM weekdays, sun. IL to s,
VIM. Calomiris Prop, Inc.
1912 18th st. NV, Df. 1855. --20
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NINI1VNI y I Y ~
White brick. 3-story town house. on 34th
st. nr. Prospect; 1st floor. powder rm..
din. rm. with fireplace; handsome drawing
rm., 80 it. long. on end floor; bedrms.,
2 baths and porch on 3rd floor: remodel.
ing completed 8 mos. ago; modest price OK
S2S. 500, includes wall-to-wall carpeting.
with
Legum & Gerber Realty Co.
AID. $500 -2s
GEORGETOWN BRICK
-Four bedrooms and bath. gas heat, firepl.
entrance hall Evenings, MI 2121.
]. Leo Kolb Co., MI. 2100
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Allison st. and 7th st. NV.
Desirable .2O-foot row tapestry brick;
8 rooms, bath. 2 tnclosed porches; gas
hot-water heat. full basement. and de-
tached garage. Easy terms with small
down payment. To inspect, call RE
$500 TIL pm
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016 DECATUR ST.-Lse. twin or dble.
carline; unlin. phone; So2 so. Ia. S404.
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SILVER SPRING
WAKEFIELD SECTION

OF Chevy Chase. Brick Colonial, custom.
eoIored tiled baths, staircase to seminn-
ished 3rd floor; .lge. lily. rm. with hrs-
place. library with fireplace. 16-ft: dining
nook. tiled powder rm. OF hail. screened
porch; full bsmt.. finished rec. rm.. gas
beautifully Handicapped lot with lOO-ft,
frontage; terms. Call OR. 004s until
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s1o. Underwood st. NV: semidetached
brick, 8 rms, bath, built-ins garage, oil
h. H.; exceptionally clean; well finaneed
must be sold quickly
THOMPSON & GRAY
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Price. $4,000. This 3:bedroom hone
must be sold; 1t is located In one OF tns
CHEVY Chase. Nd close to schools and a
shopping center. Automatic heat and =
fine lot are but q. few OF the intereasas1nn9g raan9
GRANT BOSS: ewes. EN-. 2195: Fl
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
home. built just prior to the war. Liv. rm;
WITH fireplace. din. rm., kit. rear screened
porch overlooking lovely grounds Ine
Snd floor has 3 bedrms. and excellent
tiIed baths; stairs to storage attic. maids
rrn. and bath IN basement, gas. h.w;h'
buiit-in garage. Reas. priced At S24'5oo
w. B. WRIGHT
EM 33SO Until PM
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SILVER SPRING AREA
VIII sell under CT bill; 3-bedroom detached
brick; knotty pine-paneled liv. rm. (hre-
place., dining rm., modern kitchen, full
basement.
ATHEY & co.
927 18th NV. Ex. 1877; ewes. DE. 1870
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-23
WARWICK

Funeral services were held on
Monday afternoon at the Atkins
Funeral Home, LeWes, for Ebe Roy
Dorman, well-knOwn farmer of this
locality, who died at his home near
Love Creek on Thursday from a
heart attack. Interment was made
in the Lewes Cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hood of
Milton, are spending the summer
at Oak Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Wilson and
Mrs. Wellington Wilson of Seaford
spent Wednesday evening with Mr.
and Mrs L. r. Lingo
A recent fire destroyed all the
Cutbuildings on one of the Town
sends farms near Long Greek, re-
sulting in a loss of several thOus-
and dollars
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Mitchell are
entertaining at their cottage at Oak
Orchard Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hud-
son Of Pitman, N. J.
Mrs. Emory Brittingham and sis.
ter, Mrs. Helen Johnson, of Lewes
were the guests of their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Downs
over the weekend.
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-23
Make Farm Safety
Number One Crop
CONTINUED from nrst paeel


cultural agents Ofice-and go over
your farm eliminating the hazards.
Here are some of the hazards that
cause hundreds of accidents eacn
year:
Stairs without handrails, or in
need Of repair.
Faulty mechanical or electrical
equipment.
Unsafe bull pens.
Prayed electric cords.
Unsafe ladders.
Defective hand tools.
Rotten boards or planks in pOr-
ches or hay lofts.
Worn ropes.
Unprotected hay chutes.
-Inadequately light hay mows and
barns.
Oil saturated or paint rags.
Incorrect electrical fuses.
Improper bitches to power ma
chinery.
No one ever plans an accident, re-
minds Calvert, but after it occurs
We can always see some little thing
that could have prevented it. He
states that by using a little imag-
inatiOn and common sense in doing
our farm work we can prevent mOPl
accidents and spend less time on
. remOrse when it is too late!
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-23

tendent Of the Delaware State Po-
lice, gave a brief resume Of the
formation Of the camp, its opera
ton, and aims.
Andrew J. Kavanaugh, superin-
tendent of the Wilmington Depart
ment Of Public Safety, who was
chairman Of arrangements for the
program, opened the exercises by
introducing Judge Nelson. Judge
Nelson declared that nothing is
more important than environment
in the development Of youth.
The invocation was asked BY the
Rev. Waldo L. Disc, pastor of Ep-
worth Methodist Church, Rehoboth.
A flag for the camp was present
ed by J. Reese White, Jr., Of Mills
boro, for the Sussex Memorial Post,
Veterans of Foreign Wars. Major
Barnes accepted the flag. Earl J.
Helmbreck, Jr., camp director, led
the pledge of allegiance to the
flag.
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-23
Cancer Society
Gives y. Of D. Funds
teontlnued from arst paeel

The physics department of the
university will start the project,
which will later involve the cooper
alton of the biology department and
local pathOlOgists DR.. Harold Fee
ny, associate professor Of physics
will be the principal investigator.
Study Of X-Ray Effect
The other cancer research prof.
ect being undertaken at the univer-
sity, it was explained last night, is
a comparison of the effects of X
rays, nutrons and mustard gas
compounds on the growth and de-
YelOpment of corn seedlings
Studies of the embryonic develop
ment of corn seedlings have shown
that treatment with X-rays, neu-
irons and mustard gas compounds
lnterferes with their growth. It is
hoped that the research will add to
scientists understanding of this in
terference and to knowledge of the
behavior of embryonic tissue. Since
cancerOus tissue Stimulates embryo
mic tissue development, any new
knowledge, in this field would have
direct bearing on the cancer prob
! lem.
Principal Investigator
DR.. M. A. russell, of the Depart
ment of Biology, wilr be the prin-
cipal investigator.
The projects were outlined last
night by DR.. A. P. Colburn, assis-
tant to the president of the univer-
sity and advisor on research, and
by DR.. Douglas M. Gay, secretary
OF the local cancer society and
chairman of its research committee
The society elected DR.. COlburn
as an active member" which
means that he is a voting member
of the organization.
At the meeting of the sOciety's
executive committee, preceding the
/ special meeting, DR.. John F. w
King, director of the Delaware Can.
Ger Detection CenteFs, reported thal
several cases of early cancer have
already been diseoyred in the cen
ters.
He said that appointments in th,
centers are being made by tele
phone. Women 40 years of age ant
over may arrange for free examin
atiOns by calling PALS.
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-23

Music for the exercises was pro-
vided by the Georgetown High
School Band, and the Tall Cedars
Band of Milford.
NOtables Present
The guests at the ceremonies in
cluded U. S. Senator John J. Will
Hams; and his administrative sec
retaFy, George S. Williams; Sec
retaFy Of State William J. Storey;
Chief Justice Charles S. Richards; j;
u S. Representative j. Caleb
BOggs; former u. S. Senator John
G. Townsend, Jr.; LieUtenant-Gov-
ernOr Ebert N. Carvel; Municipal
Court Judge Thomas Herhhy, Jr.;
Wilmington Chief of Police James
G. Riley; Colonel Edgar S. Slayer
Delaware Liquor Commissioner
Deputy Attorneys General c. Ed
ward Duffy and Joseph H. Flan-
ger; Thomas e. Peeney, secretary
Of the New Castle County Depart
ment of Elections, and George T.
Sargisson, executive director OF
Recreation Promotion and Service
Inc.
Many police chiefs, and captains
of the Wilmington and state police
attended, along with parents of the
boys at the camp, and other per
sons. About 55 boys are currently
at the camp.
After the ceremonies, the visitors
were guided on a tour of the camT
and picnic lunch was served.