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Milford chronicle., 1948-01-02

in addition, the Auxiliary conduct
ed a highly successful ''Most pom
ular Girl" contest concurrent to
and in conjunction with the carni-
val
The post membership assumed
leadership in arranging for local
observance of Re-Dedication Week
and Veterans Day this fall; on the
latter occasion, an impressive me-
mortal service was arranged and
staged by post personnel, with the
cooperation of the local National
Guard detachment under command
of post member Lieutenant William
K. KentOn. The City of Milford was
presented with a new American
flag as the highlight of this pro-
gram. Lloyd w. Ricards, Com
mander, Department of Delaware,
delivered the principal address at
the local Veteran Day ceremonies.
David S. Hugg, public relations Of
ficer of Blue Hen Post and Special
Events Committee Chairman for
Kent and Sussex counties, Depart
ment of Delaware, headed the COM
mittee on charge of observance of
Republication Week here.
Martin Hastings, chaplain of the
local post. was in charge of the
recent collection of gift items for
Christmas time distribution to hos
pitalized veterans, and, not only
collected the many items donated
by organizations and interested in
dividuals, but personally supplied
transportation for the gifts to a
veterans hospital.
From post members view
point, perhaps the biggest achieve
ment of 1947 was the purchase by
the post of an 18-acre plot of land
on Haven Lake. This tract. for
merly known as the Theodore Hud-
son property, was purchased in
the spring at a cost of $4,000 and
is to be the site for a spacious. we'll
equipped post home of the future.
Louis Pack headed the post home
committee that arranged for the
purchase of the tract.
The post had active representa-
tiOn at the bi-annual district or
ganizatiOn meeting and at the an
nual State Encampment. Two men,
beTs Of the local post, DR.. James
r. West and David Hugg, were
elected to district offices at the
district meeting held in Camden
last spring. West being named
district surgeon and Hugg district
junior vice commander. AS post
commander, DR.. West headed the
delegation from Blue Hen Post to
the June Encampment at RehObOth,
and the local delegation took an
active role in the proceedings
there.
Members of the local post par
ticipated in the Memorial Day pa
rade here, the encampment parade
at RehobOth, and the Veterans Day
parade at Dover. In connection
with the RehObOth affair, the post
sponsored an entry in the "Miss
V. +. W." contest with the Milford
entry, Mrs. Margaret Cannon,
reaching the contest finals to fin
ish among the top of our contest
ants.
In the early fall, Blue Hen Post
and the Milford National Guard
jointly organized an honor guard
and firing squad with an active
member of both sponsoring organ
izatiOns, Clement Nevins, serving
as squad instructor and leader.
This group has since participated
in the conducting of military fu-
neTals and last rites at the grave
side for several of Milford's hon
Ored war dead.
In addition to all it's other ac-
tivities, only a few of which have
been listed in the preceding ac-
count, officers of Blue Hen Post
Milford chronicle., 1948-01-02
St. Augustine

Juan Ponce de Leon stepped
ashore at what is now St. Augustine,
Fla. on the morning Of April 8, 1913.
and took possession Of the country
for his Spanish king. On September
q. 1865, Don Pedro Menendez de
AVile2 broke ground for the first per-
manent settlement =. and narrow
Avilez street, through the heart Of
present-day st. Augustine, stands as
monument to that original settler.
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ROOMS FvRNlsHEn-s.L. and s.w.

2l; ST. s,E:-Large front room. tEIp
SINGLE, WARM, LIGHT, cheerful room.
NJ SsVY ssR ifss ap 7ss fssh IT, i sboup1e
Rss's ass g. sfa Hn s9 Tn next to 5.sh
nss.y ssa roToMac 5o1R iG1 sfHfsmsnE AVE. sEsnd A. se
double rm., twin beds and bath: laund.
priYils.; "a blk. Penna. carline. FIR. 34s7.
Yard and ProNdence Hospital eony. cow
sransP o,r 5S5 r. aRd St se FR Rsa5as 52ss 5
I.Ys Ia1Yndry privil tio! and unlim. phone At.
III isth ST. Sc. the Lincoln Apis.
No: Clean o double rm,' twin beds, 2nd
fSs 1897 FoKREsgsR I Ssfs ST. s.w-Double roo room,
large closets nicely furnished: in young
nUap't men sia HV week iea At 1850. s6uDie 'i Wis
49s MD. AVE. S.W.wLarge front rm.,
Ink; empl. couple only: S12 wk. CAN
51a 9th ST. Sc, near Navy Yard, con-
veniently located. nicely furn. room for
gentleman. next to bath; reas. IL 0Ssl.
IA F ST. s.E.-one sleeping room, single
81, double; near transportation; reasonable
81 5SE IGE.; FRONT. DBLE. sleeping Tm.
s! iea1 II; 18th ;n4ps sT s.E-Nice, clean, small.
furn. room for lady; Sc VIZ. Large room,
SIS wk Private family. Ii. s739. 10
II2O you ST. S.E.-Will give couple free
rent in exchange for looking after my
ass5e aoo 4th a1y ST.. o s.E-Ncely furn, newly dec
GRATED. comfortable and clean rms, single
Ice. Iea 'ITS5S FRONT potBIE-BED 81 ROOM, large
closet. LU. $500.
iii d ST. S.E.-Front room; pvt. family;
with phone: suitable for couple or for .
15is III? LfviNGsToN RD. s.E.-Attrac., lge.
studio room. next semipvt: bath: kit. privil.;
bus at corner: S35. BERLOW.
141 10th ST. Sc, Apt. 6-BNght double
room, double bed next to bath; couple or
2 girls: kit 'privil.; S4S mo. III
Two lge. attic rms. well insulated and
furn. as liv. rm., twin-bed rm. with basin;
nice, warm; no cooking. VI. 373S. -15
1877 X ST. S.E.-Single room for gentle
man only; on busline. TR. 3672.
1887 ST. SE-Very warm, nicely fur
nished; suitable for l or 2; next to bath.
AT. 6422
CoLoRED-I6Ol D ST. s.E.-Two rooms;
married couple, home priv, no children.
coLoREb-s.E.. YOUNG LADY employed,
to share rm. with another lady, next to
bath. some priyil. Call TW. 175s. Up
COLORED-134 HICKMAN ST. S.E.-Ige.
rm, refined persons, home privileges. 15F
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ROOMS EuRN.-Ner.heas,. Cont,

1850 1880 us, ST; M N:E.mLse; ,zl basement siasYn Im.'
grill and laundry privil.: employed girl;
near slSi cAraoLiic lstli UNIVERSITY. 4417 18th
phone; eony; to transp: DU. 1924;
ssss ss rRaSRS sspfR Sn sP Ph0Ss S2on H9 SsSs
lines At corner: uni. phone; NO; 4331,
mo bus At corner G nj for s0ssF eoys sr Gs' stu
THE MARICK. las B st. ne.-Doubie
Sn $3.50 ssai FasnRF snai "sst anhfEs
CLEAN 1-RooM Ink. unit: settled. en-.
other need apply; hot and cold water; gas
stove: refg.; next bath; reasonable price.
,5gs Apply SiT naTEs East s capitSl st. room ,or
LANCE DoUBLE ROOM, adj. bath: laun-
dsy P5ly hs aafti1s HAYES 81 81 ne NEarRs
furnished f. room, for couple. , TW Sass -;
CoLoRED-RooM FOR SOBER, employed
sIa coLoEnb11oe7 5Fd s.. ne s sth slys ST. NE-Front
room. neatly, furnished. twin peds automa,
couple AT 1880. 17s
COLORED-FULL BASEMENT used apt,
refined couple one child accepted; also
furnished room, refined couple, share bath;
Oil heat: mod conv. TW. 0301.
CoLORED - TWO GIRLS would like to
share large room with one other girl:
home privileges; $5 week. 306 C st. ne.
COLORED-2O2O CLAGETT PL. NE. -
attrac. dble. rms for refined couple and 2
men; also single rm. for. refined man; conv.
.transp.; cooking priv. for couple: Cali AT;
$3.50 after pm. or call in person. -16
COLoRED-1313 EYE ST. N.E.-Large,
middle room; near bus and streetcar;
single or couple. daily workers; pvt. home.'
COLORED-1?631s MORSE ST. N.E.-For
gentleman Ii 6632
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APARTMENTS UhFURNisHEp.

VETERANS = Am accepting applications
for 2 bedrm. apis; $50 per mo. BOX io1-
SiCE. Ne. ONE ROOM, kitchen and semi
private bath, End floor, for Christian mig
dle-aged couple: no children or pets: avail
able Mar. /, 194s: $50 Box 339-H, star
UNFuRN. APARTMENT, Venetian blinds,
CaIoric gas range electric refrigerator. gas
and light furn;; se9 mo. 1870 9 st Sc, .n,s
and baths. redecorated, s155 mo, L. v.
THACKER REALTY. Ho. 23eI. r,
GEoRGEToWNmsemibasemeInt apt: apt; I,ne prie
yate entrance. 26-ft paneled knotty pine
living rm, freplaces. bookshelves; ge
bedrm, bath, kitchen; $s5. BOX llo-o'
Two TWo BEDROOMS, living rm,,, kit. and
bath: in Bethesda, Md; 2-yr. lease reg
adults. in new bldg; $3.50. WI. 214o.
5ERRooM R APT. af pvt. bath: furn. or yn-
furn>: employed couple preferred; II mnes
Of Washington. Call Waldorf 235Z' MRS.
Al,lRsIliilSSGToN-Need warm. clean. place
10 liveP See this Two rooms reifiset-
ator, garage kitchen PRIVILEGES; ideal 10
cation; accommodate adults Sl2o. gisoe
taaiUkrL-Three a-bedrm. ants AM,
inred occupancy, Call Gull BARRIER
coIoREDa5ais csaTo1 fl,o AsToR pL. s.E.-with
a respectable family; S45 month room.
kitchen and ssmi-bath. Call VI. 495
SUNDAY between = and s pm. To-
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ROOMS EURNIsHEp-Northeost

s945 MILLS AyELLoyely frpnt 5rI1iI s1ngle
i deSi5sd fer lady Tn pU 445S 4nale rm
DouBIE Eo Go' ROOM, kit. pr,vf.: nr. bus: l
1903 10th sT.--2 single rooms, good sized
ladies; convenient neighborhood; bus at
aG9F sls EAsr N9 a5sPi ac5AsPPiroL sr-Beautiful fSr-
BEARD IL Pstn ST. Ii lNfEsewly fo22s furnished single
5fs%sD ;aS iaS s. Nfsls. s5as, rom,
sandTy "a HF fasa snd phone s' prSeses U % AZ
u 9th ST. N.E.-Newly redecorated G double
room and syn psTior: onari warm, twin eeos
ia i R ST. N.E.ILarse. bright. cheerful
front rm., suitable for , quiet adults; also
fYs fIse hSae srd ST. S.EMsunny dble bedrm. in
pvt home; nr. 3 carlines; leund., some
GSSS soo EasT psyTs cArirok ok sTeonv locate
rooms on Lincoln Park car line; reason
ably priced. Visit or phone TR. 1924. 10
1857 18th ST. NE-conveniently, as,,los located ,e
cation; reasonably priced; visit or phone
25 & ST. N.E.-Large front double rm
near car line, couple or men. HO. S22l
DOUBLE BEDROOM, private home, one
block to bus: telephone and kitchen privi-
leges to right party. Business couple or
WARM VAR r r ROOM s5a1 with kit. liv. rm. and
transp: For young lady. call no. 4eos.
1895 CLAY PL. Single room, brand
new home S nsxt bath; convenient trans Is!
psg'a:lph pso srd 81. f0 N.E.-Lovely double room.
next to bath; "a So. from Supreme Ct: in
snoe Of rs culture sum snd po4eh s5 $40
JUST OFF CARLINE, is eth st. ne, end
a; front@Hall bedrm.' $3.50 mo-; snl
2h2re 9r ER ."lo; 81 s,.~-sl ~le 5u
for rh girls, Single beds, laundry and light
cooking privileges; S@5 and $3.50. FIR.
Al ~ ST sETyG 51 fs front Tosns
psot tH nseh s2Hd faaR aoon for man
lady employed. Breakfast privileges, Un;;
hssse fsss oGrEs Il sasy ST. Ms GO rms olss adjoining
! single, for girls; $3.50 per rm. Phone
1891 M JACKSON ST. N.E.-sgle. front
lady; laundry privl, only: CATHOLIC home;
nr. st. Frances De Sales Church; $50 mo.
9s1 Te hiEA EAST T0tai cAPiToL sT.-Large double
room with kitchen privileses; S6 per week
WOODBRIDGE. .17l6 Kearny st: n.e.--Lge.
front rna; nicely esSo turn' for 2; det-. gentle
1865 1855 MoSRoE S2 SsgS sT N.E-sinsle; mr.. bath,
mattress. no. opis.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

DBLE. OR SGLE. RIM, End a.: insul,
nod E Or 4tb blk Of o1sa sh
NICE COMFY. % jewish 'i home: men mr. H transp G4s
prefer =, girls or ? boys or couple; with
meals; dble. with beds; next to bathrm.
ia. 7472. 4421 9th st. NV.
hSms sa ad year ysfd Of e s sSesn re1s
1885 1885 10th ST. NV adj. dble. rms:
rm., $47.5o ea.; share rm. for boy. Excel.
1876 BnTMoRE ST. N.w.-Excel. board
or rooms for young people, free par5ins.
1854 MASS. AVE. NV. Dupont Circle
Pleasant atmosphere, excel. meals; a few
iaos 18Th ST. N.w.Mwe 'ta: can accommo-
Rates. s47 to $50. home you will like.
ia06 18th ST. N.w.-Two nice girls need
another girl for roommate. 2nd-foor front;
very comfortable home and eonv. located.
NEW Ne ? HAMPSHIRE AvE-House. newly dec
grated, rms with studio beds; daily maid
service; switchboard service, good meals.
an.pn aIi2 HeW " Hampshire ave; NV NO. 2266:
best of care UN 446S. -l6
Mr.. KENNEDY THEATER-comfortab
6onv d6lS for young men Home environment
bath, unlimited phone; home privils. re-
fnsd' fnsd congenial girl desired; $50 mo. DU.
WILL ROOM and board children in pri-
yate home, infant to 8 yrs. old. Permit.
Boy 164-D, Star.
W.. Washington'S most exclusive guest
house. has nicely furn. dbl. rm. to share
with another gentleman; it costs no more
food. See MRS SAMPLE, NO. 6770. IL
Tn oiu
home for young men and women. Delicious
food, excellent service, pleasant surround
lngs. DIssIN's, 2O13 Mass. ave. NV,
ALExANDRIA-1f refined gentleman de-
sires pleasant nm, breakfast, dinner, nice
SHas s1ns 81 SHpoNr 3y ciRcLrbge. eaSa dbl rm in
pvt. home, for gentlemen. excel, prepared
home cooked meals; unlimited phone DE.
1922 FAIRMONT-Young man to share
with another man. also young lady; Chris
tan home. good meals; $4o-S42.5 so. GO.
ii iT74 MASS. AVE. NV, Dupont circle
New management. Vacancy to share for
young man; excellent meals, $50 per mo.
o13 WEBSTER NV, Petworth-Large
room for ,; excel. meals in private home;
VI WAKpMAN {as PARK, S,.l Ho1EI
nice large rooms with lots of closet space,
HALF bLOCk DUPONT CIRILE. lOO4
9th st. nw-Beautiful 2nd-fioor front
semi.living room. and bedroom, near bath,
suitable for 3: also vacancy in double rm
for young man: good home-cooked food
REST HOME for elderly people: good
meals nurse, luxurious surroundings: Sl35
monthly. If interested writ Box 295.H'
1I00 10th ST. NW-Double for men;
good food garage available. MI. 2740
nd DU 9267. lie
1911 EUCLID ST. Nw.-Comfortabl rm,
twin beds, southern cooking; good transp.
H1, 1fo, o2si 18th ST. N.w.-Large dble InS newly
decorated, closets; vacancy for lady:
sgle. for man; good meals. switchboard
CoLoREp ROOM AND BOARD; nice
comfortable double room, near transpor-
tation; unlimited telephone; hot water at
all times. 1908 Otis pl. NV. North
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ROOMS WANTED. tcons.)

UNFINISHED ROOM Nesired in North
west section. Cali CO. '5042.
SMALL SINGLE ROOM in home or apart
ment desired by settled young woman;
nondrinker, nonsmoker: vicinity of 18th
and X; ref. exch. Box 29S-H, Star.
REFINED LADY desires quiet room, some
kitchen priyileges;. convenient to Num-
tween Il and 6.
YOUNG MAN, empl on newspaper, desires
room in exch for odd Jobs, young son sit
ting: educated, refs. MA. 5000, Ext. 36S.
TWO ROOMS, unfurnished, with Ink. IA
cilities, Write Box 30S-H, Star.
GENTLEMAN, connected with Senate, de-
sires room in pvt family; refined sur
roundings; near Capitol Bldg. or on direct
carline Senate Office Building. Box 334 H,
Star.
nonsmoker nondrinker,
wants lge. single rm., 1St or End A., own
ers home. NV. only Box 322-H Star
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

HILLCREST SE.-Room and board or
kitchen privileges, by Quiet employed lady.
VI 0356 15%
GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL desires comfort
able room and board for self and 6-yr.-old
son. Also care for son in Christian home,
in nearby Virginia Give phone no. Box
66-H. Star. 15'
MAN, Jewish private fam
6429, T St. Station. .-15
QUIET GENTLEMAN-Bright, single room
and board with cheerful Catholic family,
st. Matthews Parish. Give rate and de-
IN REFINED HoME ATMOSPHERE. for ell
derly 1ady BOX 9Q4-H Star
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WANTED, convenient to Pentagon, fur
nished or unfurnished bed sitting room
or efficiency apartment with private bath
Extension 734S7 10.
WANTED-One room. kitchenette, by mid
dle-aged employed couple. DU. s74y. ID
WOMAN, Catholic, en-
ployed: must be near transportation.
moderate rent. Do not smoke or drink
Adult family preferred. Box 212-H, star.
BUSINESS WOMAN desires clean room
refined atmosphere, in apartment OF well
heated rooming house, near c. s. Churen;
$50; state details, not phone numbers
in reply. BOX 26O-H, Star
SINGLE ROOM In private home wanted ny
young man, Government employe; state
rent. Box 25o-H, Star.
GENTLEMAN needs room, preferably in
Or near downtown; please give details.
Eek .:-.15- Il, Star. l5'
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ApARTMEhTs EXCHANGED

MODERN furnished 3-rm. apt; one bed
rm,; desirable location; to trade FOR 2-bsd-
WILL RENT 6-rm., 1-yr.-old brick det.
home in Cheverly. .unfurn., ,el25 mo- in
exchsnge for 2-bedr9om, q, ynf, apt in de-
3-BEDRM.. HOUSE. in
ne, in exchange for 1-bedrm apt. ID
NV area; immediate possession. Caii
RA, g310 Sunday.
WILL EXCHANGE 1-bedrm. apt. in NV;
for 2-bedrm. apt. NV. ia. e553. -4o
Evening star., 1948-02-15
For. Rent,
Apartments and Houses

The address and rental price must
be included in advertisements under
Apartments and Houses For Rent. un-
less Star box number is used. when
for the address In such cases The
Star will secure the exact address.
which will be available to the Rent
Control Administration upon request
Evening star., 1948-02-15
AVIATION,

MEMBERSHIP OPEN in active, nonprofit
Sc So h.p. Write Box 200-H Star. -1T
IF YOU DESIRE good aircraft or engine
work, contact JOHNNY DORR, Maryland
ize M in c; custom fabric and dope work. Phone
Indian Head 4331.
oUARTER INTEREST J-5-A cub cruiser
rebuilt and recovered; $500. OW. 53Ss.
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ApTs eJRN AND UNFURN.

BED-LIvING ROOM. kitchen and dinette
utilities furn; adjoining bath $40 mo.
1916 7th st. NV. IA. 1877. -15
: ROOMS AND BATH, End f.. 3o7 Bird oS- s.
Sc good for business, $40. . rooms, 15oo
0th 3 W go NO fdS2.
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E-6 THE SUNDAY STAR Washington D. c.
FEBRUARY
cArTLE and LIVESTOCK lcont.

0NI t6E onu LIVESEVNN EN0ht.I
bAIRYMEN, ATTENTION-8-eai. large,
fresh, 3rd-cslf Guernsey COW; unusually
butter type. 4th-calf Ayrshire COW. a
good one, will freshen soon; $3.50 each.
t. b. and Bangs tested. See at DONALD
NASH FARM. Brookeville. Md. NO. 0660.
EIGHT SHoATS, 3 mos. old: 500 or SIS
each; two 225-pound hogs, $50. Rock
vile 3610.
FIvE-GAITED MARE registered with pa
good rider, blue ribbon winner: must see
to appreciate; also handmade bridge and
English saddle; excellent condition; Owner
PENNY. SP. 0469-M. 540O Branch ave.
market; about so esSa animals: fine est start for for
some one interested in this work
PURITAN GOAT DAIRY, FA. 1888. 17'
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APTs. SUBURBAN WANTED.

CHEVERLY OR VICTNITY-Unfurn. apt.
desired by Maryland student and school
teacher wife. Call DE. 6367 after pm.
15s
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ROOMS EuRN. OR uNEuRN.
ROOMS uNEuRNIsHEp.

COLORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM, furl
or unfurn.. for quiet couple; ref. ne. SCI
ton. Phone Victor 6S43:
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RcoAs WANTED.

UNFURN., SUNNY ROOM in downtown
gentle apt. building for girl, 25-35. Phone
DI 0734
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

S OR GOVT. GIRLs-Furn. apt. ( rms,
bath. utilities: no dishes. linens or silver;
2 blks. from main business center 5
churches, post office, all buses. TIE. S139.
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guest home excel. location. oE, s475 ~
HOTEL HAWTHORNE. a1a4 G st. nv
double s13-Sl6 weekly all with running
water; plenty baths and showers. RE
1900 18th 18th ST. master bed
PTyats c6IoRspo So Il pseaqtn AVE- h0%e s
2rivils;. breakfast, privils., pvt. home
isi1 EMERSON ST. N.w.-Beautiful, lse
tile, home: single enpI. lady. nondrinker
d aaS sRGfeF Pstb e. rass GE I s5S6 stb
bah for 2 or 8 eiHas with employment,
f;|fheq Isfh' aN6 R5'Si KENNEDY SITS. N.w.-com-
i3R$ S1sT 'fahS0 oFF 18th Ia sTLovey netshbor-
hHRf nR DsSsn bSsas sE aun So 0Ty
fiIRsooNT a RM., on on bus and carline, $40.
500 500 ROCK CREEK CHURCH Rp. NV;
Eansp0fsRf5Ia TWiN BfbgooM IA sem5s 5a5s bath beau
tifuiiy furn.; Beautyrest mattress; owner,
sSlis' e. III, 1.'s linen
sP s}Ga2 ootsfS a single foom
ssiT ssi 81 sarv4 rsvSs' GzAst III e Skx4 s4ss
a iarn prste bsh q ss5 escR
1893 1903 cRrrTENDEN ST. Nw.-Larre,
bright rm.. twin beds, conv. transp.:
Jewish family; gentlemen desired GE.
1856 BREWER PL, NV, nr. Foxhall-
$40; private home EN- 202g.
tractive rm for 2; expos; warm; cook
ing privtls. l101 18th St, Apt, 2Ol. -16
DBL. RM.. next to bath: newly decor. and
furn.: ? blks from Conn. ave. busline;
: persons. SIS each per mo. CO. 1854.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Attr. single rm.
in apt. for refined. single young lady;
breakfast privil. Call Du. 4s43 after
sa6a i4th ST. N.w.-Bedrm. and den,
double or twin, beds, pvt. BATH in refined
coNGENIAI Young MAN to share apt.
Fl DaDon. ciTcd5s. Cali NO. 49s5 after
I7s1 kILBoURSE PL.-Lge. double room,
twin beds, running water, redecorated, $50
1915 2Ist ST. NV. = Triple room with
water; next to bath. co. 5576.
$500 LIST ST. N.W.-Large room. next
bath: unlimited phone, laundry privileges
gentle home; near express bus. ia. 6eSS.
5000 18th ST. NV, Kenesaw .Apts.-Fur-
nished room for gentleman. MRS. PUN.
PHREY, Apt %; co. 0712 Ext. %.
Evening star., 1948-03-14

And there's more! A lining of spe.
cial phosphorescence that glows bright
in the dark 50 you Can fash signals at
nighr, too! And hidden away in the
back is a secret compartment for carry.
ing pictures, or codes, or messages.
Boy! What a sing! A ,magnifying
lens. a day.and-night signal.fasher
and secret hide-away all in one!
h's4a good looking ring, 100 you'll
/ be proud to wear it. Made of sturdy
metal, adjussablesep fit your hnget,
{ Dor't pass up dis Chance to get yonf
very own ROGER WILCO MAGNI-
RAY RING!
Evening star., 1948-03-14

You're on the beam, all right when
you're wearing a ROGER WILCO
RING. You're in for
d lot Of fun! just flip up the hinged
magnifying lens on the top. look
fInough it.. and everything looks
three times as big as normal. Small
print looks big as headlines. You Gan
read the tiHiest-written code messages
ssor notes. And when you hold up the
lens, to catch the rays of the sun-you
can fash brilliant signals to your pals.
Just that lens alone is something you'd
sure hate to miss!
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July Fourth

Continued flom page 3 Greedy leading the llne of march. A community center float cover. ed with hundreds ot artificial flowers made by the Russian women under the direction of Mrs. John Hubley won second place. Cecilia King. last years Labor Day queen, presided over her court on the float.
 Horses made their first ap- pearance in a local par ade, and among the riders was Butch Gal- lagher, bareback on hls new horse, branded in true Indian fashion.
 The Community Center 2nd birthday party observed on Sun day was a big success too, with an afternoon full of activities for youngsters of all ages
 All round champions. who W Ii receive airplane rides with Bob Hall, are Gene Sundbefg Barney Corgatelli, Max Folsom, Jr., Martha Olsen Marie Anderson, and Patricia Mercy
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Darling CIen1enrjne ES Sunday Show

Starring Henry Fonda, Linda DaFnell and Victor Mature, My Darling Clementine starts to- naorrow at the Orpheum The. atFe. The film. set in the 1880's is located in the Southwest and ba bd on actual historical iuci. dents, telling one of this coun- try's most exciting chapters of flaming hate, violence and TO. aaanc@
 Henry Fonda IS cast as Wyatt Earp, the gun-fighting marshal who cleaned up Dodge City, Wichita and Tombstone. Miss DsrnelI is cast as & fiery cafe slnger, Chihuahua. and MT. Ma tuFe has the part of a steely, hard gunman, utterly reckless with his life.
 One of the highlights of the film is the Tombstone, Arlz., setting as it was in 1881, actual " taken in the Navajo country.
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Couple Wed
 By Comn1iSs si0n@r

Navy steward Agnew Bryant of the base and Miss Geneva Wilson of Kodiak were married on July 5 by c Commissioner Anna May Vokacek at her office.
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More Phones In Use

9ub VSS Blaming. Sgt J res 2334 Chichenoff Pete res 3362 Dooley, Paul res 264l Genevieve's Dress Shop 2522 Farrow, H. D. res 406l Heitman, Allen res 4352 Kizer, Art < Lorens 336l Nekefereff, Emily res 3O6l Nelson, Oscar res 2OS2 Shannon, Ray res 3l7l Wheeldon W J res 2C92 Zehe, A. L res 3O72 Koch, Bud res 4OSl Kodiak Baptist Mission:
 Aver Cottage 2os2
 Daone Cottage 26SS McWinnie Cottage 26o6 Kraft, Ben res 2444 Morrison, Val 2452 Raft, John 3352 Savoy. Nita 465l
 MT and Mrs. John Marshall are expected to arrive on the l Denali which IS due July i5
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NOTICE

Under the grading system of inspection on all features of san itation and food handling, the following eating establishments in Kodiak were scored as follows The inspections are made period. ically
 Kodiak Fountain .97 Island Fountain .96 Grayce's Cafe .97 Polar Bear Cafe .96 Belmont Cafe .92 Cheechako Grill .9l The Montmartre .96 The Beachcombers .96 Coffee Shop 92
 Dr. A. Holmes Johnson
 City Health Officer Reber Wright and Miss Gene vieve Getzloff, both of the base were married on July 2 by Com missioner Anna May Vokacek
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Dr. A. Holmes Johnson City Health Officer