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Milford chronicle., 1948-09-17
Price Will Be
Forced Down
By Record
1913 Crops
Farm Group Trio Fore
cast Lower Costs On
FOOd;> 900 Wholesale
Items Decline.

Three major farm organizations
said last Friday that lower retail
food prices "are on their way as a
result Of record farm production
this year"
They noted that On-the-farm
prices have already declined 10 per
cent from the 1948 high. This drop,
they predicted, viii have its effect
on consumer prices as soon as the
products reach the market.
But they warned that meats may
trail other foods in seeking lower
price levels. This is due to live
stock herds being cut in recent
years, the farm group said, ranch
ers may prefer to build them up for
while before sending increased
supplies to the nations meat cOun-
ters.
The three organizations making
the optimistic price forecast were
the National Grange, the American
Farm Bureau Federation, and the
National Council of Farmer CO.
operatives.
Wholesale Index Drops
Their prediction was backed up to
some extent by the Labor Depart
ment. 1t reported that average
wholesale prices for 800 basic COM
mOdities declined O.6 per, cent in the
week ending Saturday, Sept 4, the
second straight weekly decline
The department said wholesale
food prices dropped fully two per
cent during the week. But this de-
cline was partially Offset by a 0.1
per cent rise in the wholesale price
Of commodities other than foods
and farm products.
Consumer prices generally fol-
lowed the trend Of the wholesale
market.
In predicting lower food prices,
the farm organizations made a
special defense of the Administra-
tiOn's farm price support program.
Defend Administration Program
They said the program has stim-
ulated production and "has kept
food prices from reaching the
heights which they would have and
did reach in many countries"
Supports are Insurance." they
said, that a farm price collapse
will not plunge the entire economy
into a depression as it did in 1920
21 and in 1930-31."
The organizations made no speci-
fic mention of the charge of G. o
p. leader Harold E. Stassen, who
has accused the Administration OF
using the price support program as
a weapon to keep prices high fO1
political reasons.
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-17
New Furniture Store
Opens Here Today
Business viii Be Operated By
Forrest N. Webster

Forrest N. Webster is opening a
furniture store in Milford today
friday Sept. IT, He has had wide
and varied experience in the retail
furniture field. Prior to this new
venture, he was general manager
of the Kennedy Furniture Company
of Philadelphia He was associated
with this firm for the past 18
years.
With his wife, Mildred. he has
purchased a home and they are
here with their children-DanieI
10; Donald, Z, and Dee, 6. Mr..
Webster says if the cordial manner
in which they have been received
is indicative of the hospitality in
this section, fate was indeed kind
to guide the family to Milford
He is most appreciative for the
kind assistance and cooperation Of
everyone with whom he has come
in contact.
The store is located on South
Walnut street, next to Derrick
sons clothing store.
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-17
To Observe Air Force
. Day September 18th

Air Force Day will be observed
throughout the Nation on Septem-
ber 18. The date marks the United
States Air Forces first anniversary
as an autonomous member of the
Armed Forces.
Main theme of the day will be
Air Power Is Peace Power" How
ever, another objective of this
years program will be know
Your Air Force Better"
The program, which also will be
observed at Air Force installations
overseas, will include special
Continued on page y
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-17
Sears Celebrating
62nd Anniversary
From Humble Beginnings Has
Become Vast Enterprise

Sears, ROebuck and Co., one Of
the worlds largest merchandising
concerns, is this week celebrating
its 62nd anniversary of it's found
ing. StOrewide sales of premium
merchandise are being offered the
thousands of friends and old Gus
toners throughout the country in
celebration of this event.
This vast enterprise, as it is
known today, is a far cry from the
humble beginning that marked it's
birth in 1886. Conceived by 23-
year-Old Richard w. Sears in a
small railway station at North
Redwood, Minnesota, the company
has grown from a box of yellow
watches to the many thousand
itemed mail-Order and retail stores
that dot the country today.
By the fall of that eventful year
of 1886, Sears watch business had
(conJlnued on page -
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-17
Air Force Showing
Steady Growth

Since it's last birthday, the Unit
ed States Air Force has grown
from total strength of 81 900 Of
ficers Ind enlisted men and women
to more than 100000, approximate
ly 100000 of whom are stationed
overseas.
The Air Force will celebrate its
first year of autonomy as a CO
equal of the Army and the Navy in
the National Military Establish
ment on Air Force Day, Saturday,
September IS, 1948. In previous
years, Air Force Day has been OBJ
served on August 1, since the Aer-
CONTINUED on page I'D
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-17
Worker Electrocuted
On Sussex Project

William J. Bryan of Laurel died
about two hours after admittance
to the Beebe Hospital, Lewes, last
Friday after suffering burns when
he came into contact with a high
tension wire while working on a
construction project near Days
bOrO. Bryan also suffered injuries
when he fell from atop a power
pole and plunged % feet to the
ground
Police said that Bryan. an en-
plOye of the Joseph P. MCGEE
Company, electrical contracting
firm engaged on the construction
continued on page q
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-17

NNP PNetA ctAANCs 10 JllC GILL lOI
the coming year.
1t has been found that the ex-
animation and cleaning of a child's
teeth in the school is not only a
dental health measure, but also is
helping in teaching the child to be-
come accustomed to having some
one work in his mouth, and there
is much less fear of the dentist
when there are actual filings to
be done.
Every boy and girl in every com
munity should learn at home and
through the school program how
important and vital this program
is for keeping we'll, say health Of
ficials. A family dental program
should begin with regular visits to
the dentist from two years through
out life. This saves not only teeth
continued on page 81
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-17
LeWes Foreman
Killed At Work
:. VI. Hart Trapped In Wheel OF
Fish Factory Machine

Scott NJ. Hart, 20, labor foreman
at the Fish Products Company, was
killed almost instantly last Friday
morning when he was caught in
the wheel of a conveyOr machine
on the dock of the menhaden fish
ing plant.
Hart was taken to Beebe Hos
pital at Lewes where he was pro-
nOunced dead
Fellow wOrkmen said the mans
apron caught in the wheel, the
mechanism whirling his body
around in circle at high speed,
breaking a number of bones and
his skull
Hart, a native of Sussex county,
was a son of the late Joseph Hart
and was a lifelong resident of
Lewes. He had been employed at
the fish plant for many years.
He is survived by his wife, the
continued on maze ~
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-17
Annual Sussex PIMA.
Election October ~
All County Land Owners Are
Eligible To Vote

The annual county PIMA. cleo
ton has been set for October q,
according to an announcement by
&. A. Pepper, county chairman.
Three community committeeman
for each of the 10 districts of the
county will be elected to represent
their neighbOring farmers in their
respective districts in the work of
carrying out the 1949 PIMA. Con-
servatiOn program.
Following the election of COM
munity committeeman these newly
elected members will proceed to
elect the three county committee
members who will be in charge of
the county Office.
All land owners are eligible to
vote and are urged to do so.
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-17
Sound Fire Program
For Schools Stressed
Program Outlined BY State De.
partment of Public Instruction

Pa-A AAAANAAO VI 4 UUAAC AlSGLUCLLUU
The necessity for a sound fire
prevention program was outlined
to the teachers and administrators
OF the State in a bulletin prepared
by the State Department of Public
Instruction.
The statement, signed by Robert
G. Stewart, director of research
and publications, and approved bv
DR.. George R. Miller, Jr.. State
Superintendent, emphasized the
need for adequate precautions to
eliminate any fire hazards that
might exist in the public schools.
1t was stated that the safety of
the children under our care is of
utmost Importance.
Continued on page 81
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-17
PLa" To Promote Improved Dental
Health In Delaware Schools

Now that school is under hygien
@ employed by the State Board of Health organizing their
10 encourage improved dental health Delaware schools
cg each student the Importance hygiene the
Ae OF good general health and life well
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-17
Southern States Local Membership
Meeting To Be Held Here Sept. p

Presentation the reports Cooperative
and Southern States Milford Cooperative election
local directors
be among the hghghts of the Southern membership
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-17
Child Safety Is Job For Entire
Community Safety Head Declares
School bells are ringing again!

q NJ aga
Delaware
dren and aduts-reView of traffic safety
Wh vacation and children
must De extra careful But all children
Evening star., 1948-06-01
EARN G. GARDEN Cont. J

GEM EvERBEARING strawberry plants
IL other varieties, fresh dug. raspberry
plants. red and black JOHN BURDOFT
Colesvile, Md. Call Ashton. Md. 3s46.
LOVELY AFRICAN vIoLETs. guaranteed
disease and pest free. grown in our, own
sreenhouses; over 30 xarieties; "a STURDY roy
PINK Beauty free with zach order Of 4
yiolets; Afra soil, scientifically treated 5
lbs, 35c: ask for price list on violets and
other nursery stock; free delivery Wash:
visitors welcome BEHNKE NURSERIES,
right on the Wash, BALTIC, blvd: at Belts
vile. Md Tower 62S4. Open Suns. 3
BEES AND BEEKEEPER's SUPPLIES. WA.
3135 i
FLOWER BOXES. urns. vases. bird baths,
lawn benches, gazing globes. H. D.
RODGERS, 3215 Mass. ave. sc. VI. 1854
TOBACCO PLANTS. approx. 200. 1000 ready
to set; At farm near T. B., Nd; ANDREW
GEMENY. UN. 420s or MA. 9430. ,
TREE REMOVAL AND SPRAYING. prun-
ing topping, fertilizing; complete tree sery-
ice: fully insured. Call any time, J. W.
KELLY. Tree Service. DU. 1852. -
Evening star., 1948-06-01
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BOSTON BULL PUP. axe. registered
Can after 4 pm, .4l6 North Capitol St
BLUE PERSIAN KITTENS, males and Ge-
males, . mos. old Telephone 81. 81
LOVELY PUPPIES FOR sALE-Males; s5:
females 81; police and fox terrier mixed;
) weeks old TW. 0l61.
FOX TERRIER. female, large: la ady's con-
slant companion; house trained. SH. 3I4a
PUPPY. male, ) mos. old. collie and aire-
dale mixed; needs new home; eXceptlonaIly
nice dog ANIMAL WELFARE LEAGUE
CHI Ass after + pm. -
RED IRISH Settlers. registered and
inoculated: hunting and show stock
KEEPSAKE KENNELS, phone Rockville
REGISTERED. brown eyed Dalmatian al
COOKERS. Axe reg HI. 444s. SO ssth
GREAT DANE PUPPIES. and older Danes
tawns. brindles, males and females: Al
Axe reg. frcm champion bloodlinss e;, s. some ON
show prospects; see them. ELPAW KEN.
NELS. reg. Alex, Va. Duke st. ext !
BOARDING, GROOMING-Every care for
your dos. Separate outside runs; Sanitary
under veterinary supervision. ELPAW KEN
NELs, reg Alex, Va; Duke 81 'Ht,
GREAT DANE ptPPiEs; reasonable
cropped R D. LINDSEY. colesville' Md
DOCS AND CATS boarded week ends o.
lonser; air-conditioned kennels piekuE
service: veterinary SUPERVISION. B1DE-A
WEE KENNELS. 4215 Conn. ave. WO. Wa
Evening star., 1948-06-01
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

! ROOMS, Kit; porch; excel: transp, resi-: resi-.
aen5la dental spitnDe 81 for msn n@ students 1875
ARLISGToN, Va or 5 men only; close
clar. Isrse studio apt, din I'm. I'm kit kit
a oath Tth ma pe S9*eT u use Deas emp
etc, please Box 437-D, Star.
TO SuBLET from July, ] TO Sept, 10: on
able for one woman: sos. Box a97-c, Star
RECREATION RIM. attractively, furn. into
an apt. sempvt. BATH no objection to
young, baby; 500 month. Call Victor 63ias.
1881 1881 FaIRMoNT r ri ST. N.w.-comb liv. rm
nserstor half bath }or Rnn. pyt entr $50 Ask
LARGE wELL"FURNisHED APT; rms,
bedroom, lily. rm., dinette, kit and bath;
sG pef efa0n mon;h hF No upSG 1S5o ss BOX
so So TAYLOR so1i. ST NWs x:5 rooms suitable
APARTMENf I ESFxeS feuP5f a5f7 18th Ro St nwNewly
furnished; living room bedrm., twin beds,
dining kitchen and private bath air con.
sarage; available now; excellent transpor-
ISriPe DuPoNT CIRCLE AREA-Light attrac-
tive, completely furnished except linens
and silver; living room. bedroom. private
bath; kitchen with dining space. closets.
couch. Years suitcase. $50 month Ref
aRGI sFsResE hiRY Us h9Rf gPT 9R StaT bed
summer months; s95: new development
Cal IA. a%S0G % Boy 29o,D, Star u
alAs s 5SS% saaps sns 1?sa
s asFTsd SA s5 RG1 BnvD BsrSsn B. ssar Nd
ssoPR B5 ef5s m suitable iaa ss%
is1s psFisn1 e T. AVE- ofS NV yssb bst Goth and 1u.
refined couple or gen!leman: next to bath,
beautifully furn.; S55. MI. 972s, co.
Couple; = elec refgr. share bath; sis w;
n9 .soh aFirkhs GATHEpRAL fSa Md Ave- aVs apt
furn.; util furn.; accom-. : to adults;
fwo f1to ROOMS n KIT. f. and bath in basement
&c CO.. sva Nc sans seaof Can IS Hq5 25th l. st. SSasH
vi VI Ssi now HAVE AVAILABLE ", ,,. 2 apts. and and
s95 per mo-; up. | tq 2 bedrmS For Fo,,hn in-
sKnGHfwoob SAY sEc46y CO. competey
furnished ,,-.bedroom apt. all utilities fur
nisheSd; references required; slS5 so -
sas ST. N,w-Desirable Groom apart
1sn oSn IIR0r fAkG2 aIRY tTR1 ROOM sS seek with bath
kitchen, completely furnished; convenient
to buses. streetcars. stores NV. July
and August: references required. Write
asIs CONN. Apt. Living, bed. kitch-
snette' sn' Nn Snower er. bath; suitable girls;
StWLy s15S TG D2cokA1ED, ofta , rooms, twin dou-
BILE beds: suitable for girls: private en-
trance; $50 each. 1401 18th st. Sc. tu-
iso7 EDMoNsToN RD., ,MD.-Liyins rm,.
dining rW bedrm, nsr KITCHEN; bath porch
iee5, EUCLID-c rms. bath and kit:
cars. stores: settled married cple., Govt.
enpl pref: ref No liquor users; perm.
home for right parties. Inspect by appt.;
e-RM. FuRN. APT. semipvt, bath. Ink,
cleo. refgr;. Si5 mo. Call IA. 1882,
534 Crittenden st. NV.
IF YOU ACT QUICK, you can get fur
nished apt. for S105 per month. south of
Alex, > miles. on G-minute busllne. by
calling Alex. 6s15 or TIE. 254s. CURTIS
E. MARTIN. 1.,n So. Royal st. Alexandria.
Hill dist; efhciency-type 1-rm. apt, lgc.
dressing rm., dinette, kitchenette and bath,
comp and attrac .furn except linens;
SS5 mo. MA. 62l0 bet. a-5 or Box 294-
p. Star y
Evening star., 1948-06-01
APTs. FURk. AND UhFUR.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

GOVT OFFICIAL desires 2-bedroom furn.
house or apt early June to to- sept va
STUDENT VETERAN and bride to- be;
ae 5eeen ssek to
desee IN p 6. Call wi. 5osa after pm.
slNSLF Sen nesr eH qSseS hwy coiiese PARK
TWo SISTERS. employed by FBI, desire
II LIFE e rs ss sWAsHisGFoN fh rs 2Sas WoSDrKruL
had 2-bedrm. unfurn. apt. for wife, BABY
$50 max: D1. 5Noo' Ext. 400 Iues' BOX
HARVARD iS SrsiHD ipHD.. in perm. research DOS:
desires to rent 6edroom hdr., spt or dr Sma nefs
FAMILY FAN Rls'' WITH VII cHIL6REN, desperately
need to two or three n or aban
TouSG TsSs ?0RR WoRkINe SEE 4eH conPIf ' very
and considerate Of others property. desire iI
YOUNG fe,t G. EMPtt COUPLE. desire unfqrn. L
srRvls sfagH 'Rt Ro 5000 5000 Hss e9'stsS rs
nloyes of Capital Transit Co: who have
TO family, cali MI 6363. Ext, ST.: Mon
day throush Friday ,.ch.a an md to 5,ib pm ,nd
VICINITY wARpMAN PARK or bed
rooms nnturnsed sood renned ntsrsnesi permansn Sn
GovEkSMENT OFFICIAL. wife; wsIi0s; + e;
apsrment aoyrd vth sS neso Tepa
FIRM pl or GovT oSe EsPLoYE. MI A anxious @ to live
MR. Mr., sTETssoN, ST. ST. 900, Ex $!o7
3 B.cHELoR CHI PHYSICIANS. >, desire e-bed-
ADJ ADULTS ErsSsS 81 want nj bedroom apt in apt
bdg fg55 rn1ur4 4sso sn ser
s@ s1sGT TefSfake AZ ROLLING FIELD with small
children needs 3 rooms: 90 s,J, furnished or IN
YOUNG EMPLoYED couple marrying in
June desire 1-bedroom ept, furnished;
ef to Nc 1881 e
YoUNG = Gl MARRIED COUPLE require bed
RRMY ARM no ssERGT fsasSn or pite pa child
want or . bedrm. apt; or house, furn
nrr; Fort Myer; rent up to SO After D.
GEoRGITowN STUDENT and wife desire
or rms kitchen and bath. Me. 555l
Call after pm or write BOX -s"-C
EMPLOYED LADY wishes, small fur
nished apt; NV. preferred. Call Dis
4 HOME. PLEAsE-Apt. to At white
collar income. thirtyish COLLEGE woman;
Southerncr, appreciative Of hreplaces and
picture windows; grieving for little place
to ix up. Give me break? Box 259-
JACK CoURTED JILL; bought two rings
Some furniture and other things
But before the knot is tied
He needs a home for his sweet bride
An apartment big enough for two
At q modest price-what can you do2
Box 29S-C. Star. 3'
ARMY OFFICER and wife want furn. or
semffurn. apt. or house; conv. to Uniyer-
sity of Md; no children or pets; refs. Du
COLoRED-2 SISTERS desire Groom. kit
and bath apt. furn. or unturn.;. nv or
nearby ne NE 2s05. Call all day Sun,
Mon; Tues. after $50 Pm. l.
Evening star., 1948-06-01
FARM and GARDEN.
TRACToR-Gravely model D tractor

TRACTOR-Gravely model D tractor with
cultIvator attachment $500 or best oner
Phone OK. 0S51
RoTo TILLER. Rotoette Choremaster gar
barsain ssfaaaqnS prlees iaIm Es cESTRAE MOTOR Co
5000 Lee hwy, Arlington, CHI. 1000.
FLAGSToNE WALKS. terraces, freplaces.
pipe drainage; all kinds of cement work.
F. MARCUCCIo, Rt. 4, Horner's lane,
Rockville Md. Phone Rockville 35ss.
DEMO. RoToTMLER, new warranty; Ion 81 9n
off list price. CHI. 1000. CENTRAL MOTOR
CO, 5000 Lee hwy. Arlington.
GARDEN TRACTORS, Planet jr;. "a h;p
s sthf fNc s5eS siss aoa Gs .ye %edes s a spl
! SH. $3.50.
BOYLE TREE SURGERY Co.-specializ-
/ ing in tree removable trimming, feeding
! spraying, etc. RA. 1879 after pm. -
DT,mross creeping phox sDlupSIns a2IRnoFT iEls
colesvle Gsey Rshei Md f'fessfi csii Ashton n
LANDSCAPE PERFECTION--As the artis,
brings out every detail OF beautiful
painting We also constantly strive te
solve your 10 eovs sr.nv s.
/ OF your need Bulldozer grading. prepsra.
ton of lawns. seeding. rolling. specisl
@f;i rotted cow s' manure. M sio. % bu.; Wonder.
sro, SIS: specimen yews, szaleas, holly
| rhododendron. magnolia. dogwood. pyra.
sroad leaf aVep eVersreen, M RsS shade " ormam.ntss
towering shrubs, perennals roses, vines
ground covers. selected plants local.!
day aSsn sradins % drsinase ' as'en tTe
fencing, brick. stone, hasstone, cement
Ii lesS, ov. soob. IL
Evening star., 1948-06-01
HOUSES FURNISHED.

to Sept j; 8 bed
rms; = baths. maids room and bath, sur
S;; aRLiNGroSMLos.ls si1i 3G sa Ssas s-Dedrm "a.
bath, CENT etnter-hsIi entrance. liS. rm. m with
frepl., lse. din. rm.. mod. equipped kit
with Bendix; beautiful screened porch: up
2 lge. bedrms.. tiled bath, wealth OF
closets, rec; rm. with frepl., complete
maids i'd quarters. oil a-S. heat; At. gar;
sa t. lease one sGs syn Tyne 1a FRED
GEORGE, Realtor, 2173 N. Glebe rd.. GL
ARLINGToN-June 4-sept. 1: 8 bedrooms
: baths maids room and bath, sun porch
hagstone terrace, Bendix. air-conditioned
EfSdss sgVTsL% 1T SIs S1 month GH os1S Srck
bedrms.. pa baths. plus breakfast rm.
gar; screened porch; available abou,
REALTY. ov. o5s1. oV. 1885. -
800. MASS. AVE. PARK DIST. N.W.---In.
expensive upkeep; nicely furnished, three
entertaining because of large living room
dining room, den and screened. giassed-ir
heated porch. good for winter or summer
plus chaltreuse furnished patio surrounded
by trees: no garden expense; modern but
ler's pantry, excellent kitchen, main fool
hot water etc; perfect; lease ayaila6i.
SUMNER RENTAL. June 18th; 2 bedrms.,
shady garden, Bendix: $3.50 incl. serv-
ices of part-time housekeeper. Falls
CHURCH n, bus; "a; 4I67 r..o, 81 ,
furnished. CHI. 62s1. before pm. Shown
by apointment Il
Evening star., 1948-06-01
BOATS,

CABIN CRUISER, 35xa IT, Chrysler
Grown Motor ,n.sa Hssd only 80 hours IS
hss nis. Iedqses SorRs so4T slt19 YARn S.
5WTBoARD MoToh sh-h.p. Fir.ston.;
MoToR No, S ST gsS aaa volts per
sLOoP, ls-ft, semi-keel. Condor ideal
family type; new eond. mahogany trim;
AFT. YAWL. Gray. aux. bay built for
good bay sailing; bunks for 2; best offer
for, quick sale. LU. s09l or see at Buzz
yards Point Boat Yard. i
Al CONDITION, guaranteed used out
board motors, also 194S Evinrudes with
latest advancements; old motors taken in
trace. Evinrude motors to rent by day
or week. Fishing supplies, SOUTHEAST
SALES CO.. 737 11th st. sc.
MARINE SUPPLIES, paints. rope, nre sx.
tmguishers. olsSoard motors, seripps a. M
= FRANK PEI Xn$ccHo b SON. 1912 1lth
sNIPE SAIL BOAT. complete. sa25: 1s-
foot Old Town canoe, sos. with complete
sailing rig. S15: loft. row boat. 500.
vi 1875 Box lS1-D, Star. -
Evening star., 1948-06-01
ROOMS WITH BoARp.

VACANCIES IN RESIDENCE CLUB TO
women; excellent meals; Inquire after 53;3t
1905 18th ST. NW:-Neat. quiet room'
and attractive meals. for young men
Triple avail. now, single June 6; $50 mo
each MRS koRKIsCH: M; 5774. 4
Nicely furnished rooms with running water
TELEPHONES; for youns ladies' and youni
?O13 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Charming, clear
guest home for young men and women
finest balanced meals obtainable; excel
daily maid service: dble. and single rms.
good transportation. DE; 979S ,
CALVERT HOUSE, 1401 18th: large double
new furnishings, vacancy in triple with
priv. bath. switchboard, excellent food and
service.
1854 MASS. AVE. NV. Dupont Circle
Double for girls. triple for men; vacancies
to share: excellent food. %
18th NV. l4os-Two vacancies to share
double available June / excel. meals and
transp. Du, 1857 or MI: 2140, Il
1909 KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Attractive
quiet room and excellent board for mer
and women; homelike atmosphere. IA
-
Evening star., 1948-06-01
ROOMS euRhisHsp-s... e,d s.w

NR. NAVY I'd, 75s 18th seize, airy
front dble.; 3 wind: excel. furn.; elec
one LGE. DouBLE ROOM. $50 each. One
lge. single, kit .privil.; $35. Call after
, pm. FIR S456.
345 BURNS ST. S.E.-Beautiful rm. ir
new home for young couple; everything
furnished Call AK. 3712. )
6I9 MAINE AVE. S.W.-Bedrm. share kit
liv. rm.. unlim phone; good transp.: will
consider care for infant in quiet home
ME- 341a Il
I.6 ST. S.E.-Larse, bright. airy front
dbl rm.. nicely furn.. twin beds; use oi
phone; $50 each Ii zoos. Il
NICE FURNISHED ROOM. semipvt bath
kit privils Call TR. 65O4. -
ANACOSTIA. 1855 you ST. S.E.-Nicel!
fore 10 m. or after s pm, Ii. 4799. -
CoLoRED-LGE. FRONT ROOM for rent
near bath. c.h,w.: for gentleman or mar
and wife, no children; loc mr. Boiling Field
ST. Eliz, Navy Yard. AT. 1866 from
to IL am. or after pm. 3