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Milford chronicle., 1949-07-22
Interesting Newton's
Exhibit At Fair
viii BE One Of Largest At The
Kent And Sussex Fair

One of the largest and finest ex-
hibits on the Kent and sussex
Fair grounds next week, will be
the exhibit of o. A. Newton & Son
Company of Bridgeville.
Newton's, as usual, are cooporat-
ing with the International Harves-
ter exhibit, and R. Weldon Brown,
Alva Marion, Kenneth Baker, Ge-
orge Knots, William Tull, and
Arthur Handley, will take turns at
the International Harvester exhlb-
it.
Having recently taken the dis
tributiorship for the entire Genef-
al Electric appliance line, Newton's s
will have on display all of the var
ious appliances featured by Gener-
al Electric. In addition to those
named to handle the international
Harvester exhibit, Paul Cooper
Fen Thompson, Paul Hardin ant
Mrs. Anna Walestein, will be II
charge of the Newton exhibit o.
General Electric appliances. Thi'
exhibit will be located near the en-
trance of the fair ground.
Newton's will also feature dis
plays of the following, Briggs ant
Stratton engines, (gasoline) Wis
consin engines (gasoline) Boiler
garden tractor with motors, Peer
less water pump action display
chemical display, Homefite puml
and generator. action V-belt ant
pulley display, Joliet corn sheliel
grain blower mounted with Is H
P. motor, John Bean haymake
with one bale of hay baled wit
the maker and many other items
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-22
College Board
In
The Gregg Case
Federal Judge Leahy Or
ders Members Not To
Reopen I'll earring At
Present Time.

Suit was filed against the Trus-
tees of the Delaware State College
on Tuesday in the U. S. District
Court by H. Albert Young, attor-
ney for DR.. Howard d. Gregg, sus-
pended president of the college.
The trustees were ordered by the
court not to consider the charges
against DR.. Gregg at the meeting
on Thursday, and to show cause in
court on July % why they should
not be further restrained from ac-
tion against the president.
The board of trustees had plan
ned to reopen the hearing into the
eight charges filed against DIR
Gregg earlier this year.
The action was blocked wheI
Chief Judge Paul Leahy of the fed
eral court in Wilmington issued {
temporary restraining order on the
petition of MIR. Young. The com
plant alleges that the board is vic.
lating the fourteenth amendment
to the Constitution by denying DR.
Gregg "due process of law"
The restraining order and a cop!
of the complaint were delivered t.
members of the board Tuesda!
night. Gilbert Nickel, president
said the board would consider tn
case at its regular meeting Thurs
day afternoon.
1t was not clear who will repre-
sent the board at the hearing Of
July q. Houston Wilson, George
town attorney, presented the char
ges against DR.. Gregg and was ex
pected to appear at the reopenin
of the inquiry. Whether or not h
will be asked to represent tn
board in court remains to be decid
ed. Since the college is an agenc
of the state, the case may be as
signed to the attorney general
continued on page 81
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-22
Dare Devil Racing
Highights 40 Fair
Ward Beam Auto Dare Devils Will Be Open
ing Feature Next Monday Evening; Tues
day Will Be Children's Day; Governor Car
vel Will Attend Thursday; Auto Races On
Saturday Will Be Final Feature

Exciting events, ranging from
daredevil auto racing to a chill
dren's circus, are scheduled for
this years Kent and Sussex County
Fair, which opens at Harrington,
Monday night, July 25.
The week-long round of activi-
ties promises to be oolorful, and
jam-packed with thrills, in addi-
tion to offering visitors an inter-
esting and good time. Besides the
traditional live stock and other
exhibitions, the program calls for
the appearance of Governor Elbert
N. Carvel, horse racing events, a
firemen's parade, and a children's
day. A carnival will also be on
hand.
Ward Beams Auto Dare Devils
will be the featured attraction on
opening night, launching the 30th
annual fair with a pack of spine
tingling events.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-22
Geo. F. Collins Is
HOnOred By Legion
MilfOrdian Received High
est Individual Member
ship Award

George F. Collins of the Milford
Legion Post No. 3 was awarded the
highest individual membership
award for any Forty ct Eight mem
ber in the state for securing the
largest amount of members in the
American Legion. This award was
presented to him by the Depart
ment Vice Commander, William
Regan, at the 31st annual depart
ment convention in Dover, Della
ware on Saturday, July is, 1949.
At that time he was congratulated
upon being the District Command
er of Kent County, in charge of
membership, in his district, and
he, himself, exceeding all Legion
naires in getting the highest
amount of members. This award of
individual membership champion is
the first to be presented this year
in this state 1t is great honor to
this post to have a member of Mil
ford to receive it.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-22
Sussex 4-H Clubs
Plan Fair Exhibits

Over $50 All boys and girls en-
rolled in the All work in Sussex
County are busy this week prepar-
ing exhibits for the Kent Sussex
Fair which opens on July 25th.
The All department of the Fair
includes over 80 classes in which
club members may exhibit canned
food, baking, vegetables, eggs,
clothing and crops. In addition sew
eral Alters are entering livestock
and poultry in the open classes at
the Fair.
All All judging contests will be
held at the Fair this year on Fri
day, July Goth, starting at 1000
a. m. Contests will be held in Poul-
try, dairy, vegetables, clothing,
baking, food preservation and
swine. Members may judge in only
one project, and that must be the
one in which they are regularly en-
rolled as a All member.
(continusa On page y
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-22

Following the traditional Gus
tom, Tuesday will be "Children's s
Day" Every child under 12 years
of age will be admitted free. Many
special features to please the
youngsters have been arranged, in
cluding Josh Kitchens and his
trained animal circus. Friday is
the rain-check day.
Attractive purses and special
prizes on the racing card is expect
ed to draw many horse owners to
the five-day speed event. On Tues
day, there will be the 1925 pace,
two-year-old trot, 2:14 pace and
1920 trot; Wednesday. the 2:25
trot, three-year-old pace, 2:10 trot
and two-year-old pace; Thursday
the 2:15 trot, free-for-all pace and
1922 pace; and Friday, the three.
year-old and 2:25 trot, the 2:2(
pace, 1922 trot and 2.16 pace. Many
CONTINUED on page 81
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-22
Pepper Family VIII
Hold Reunion Aug. z
Annual Session VIII Be Held At
Trappe Pond Near Laurel

The Pepper Family Association
is making plans for their 14th an
nual reunion which will take place
at Trappe Pond, near Laurel, Del,
on Sunday, August 7, at IL a. M,
with its president, Mrs. Minerva
James Robinson of Claymont, Del,
presiding. Mrs. Robinson is the
granddaughter of Mrs. Minerva
and the late Clarence Pepper OF
Selbyville.
Other officers are secretary. Mrs.
Charity Pepper, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. c. A. Pepper of George
town; treasurer, Mrs. Ellen Pep
per Penuel of Oak Orchard; pub
lie relations, and vice president
Mrs. Nettie G. Ziegler of Bridge
vile, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George A. Penuel of Oak Orchard
The first meeting was held in
1885 at Riverdale and there has
been a meeting each year with ex.
ception of 1943, when due to the
war and gasoline shortage, there
was no reunion.
(eontinued on page 81
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-22
Eight Kent Countians
Volunteer For Service

During the month of June and
the first part of July there have
been eight men enlisted in the
Army and Air Force as announced
by list. Sgt. Paul Peacher, local
recruiter for Kent County. Four OF
these were graduates of the 1949
High School Glass.
Eugene Nichols, age 1S and VIII
liam B. Wright, age II. both of
Dover enlisted in the Regular Ar
my for three years and will receive
their training with the 33rd. Arm
cred Division, Fort Knox, KY
Ceontinusd On page 81
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-22
Mobile Health Unit
VIII Be At Fair
Chest X.Rays May Be Obtained
From 2 p. M. Until s p. NJ. Daily

EIOuI q Il . NE " HUI . . Aus OGAAAy
The Kent and Sussex Fair As
sociation is cooperating with the
State Board of Health and the Del
aware Anti-Tuberculosis Society
and has provided choice location
for the State Board of Health Mo-
bile Chest X-Ray Unit during Fair
week. 1t will be located directly
across the street from the Admin
istration offices and chest x-rays
may be obtained from P. M. un-
til 8 P. M. daily.
DR.. Floyd l. Hudson, Executive
Secretary of the State Board of
Health, urges all persons over Is
years of age who have not had a
chest x-ray during the past two
years to have one while attending
the Fair. 1t is particularly import
ant that persons living on farms or
in small villages take advantage OF
this opportunity, since it may not
be possible for the Mobile Unit tC
visit the area in which they live
Children under Is years of age
may be x-rayed upon the request
of their family physician.
CONTINUED on page %
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-22
Chance To Win
Calf At Fair

Delaware All Club members and
all other rural boys and girls un-
der 1S years of age have an oppor-
tunity to enter nationwide con-
test in which two pure-bred Ayr
shire calves will be awarded. one
to a boy. another to girl. The two
prize calves will be given by the
Ayrshire Breeders Association for
the two best letters on the subj
ect. why l Want An Ayrshire
Calf"
The contest closes on August 1,
and entries should be mailed the
(continued on page.s)
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-22

pockettowing position behind
prime movers, to have .duffle bags
and field ranges and other material
gear into CT trucks.
No the cold war hasn't sudden
ly turned hot-It's just a pheno-
menon of American life that has
been repeated every year for de-
cades, barring the years in which
sctual shooting wars were going
en-. It's the preparation for the
National Guards annual field ira
lining period. Your Delaware Nat
ional Guard will be undergoing q
summer field training during S0th
of July to the 18th of August
Between June and early Septem
Der, this activity will have takeT
place in thousands of communities
across the nation, and upwards o
| Continued on page 81
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-22
40 Et 8 Elects
Officer For 1949
Fred L. Marvil Is Named Grand
Chef De Care

During the Grand Voiture Pro-
menade of La Societe Qurante
Hommes Et HUT Chevaux, Thurs
day, July 14th, held in Walter Fox
No. 2, American Legion Post Home
the following Grand Officers were
elected or appointed and installed
by Chef De Chemin De Fer Passe
Edward Mulrooney:
Grand Chef De Care. Fred L
Marvil, Viture No. 1920; Grand
Chef De Train, Charles Foster
Voiture No. 4 Grand Conducteur
John Elwood, Voiture No. 4; GranC
Commissaire Intendent, Howard
(eontinued on page q
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-22

President Theodore Fletcher, Of
Preston, Md, who heads the board
of prominent Eastern Shoremen
who are bringing the big-time pari-
mutuel betting to this section of
the country, announced that up
wards of 500 horses would be on
the scene when the trotters and
PAGERS go postward for the Sis
opener.
The popular daily double. as usu-
al. will be on the first and second
races, with the windows closing at
500 P. M. Joseph Blimeline, of
Baltimore, who was mutuel man
ager at Rosefroct Raceway, oxon
Hill, Nd, which had a record
breaking meet in its inaugural this
year, and at Laurel Raceway,
which literally smashed the betting
| leoptiuusd % page .
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-22
Seaford Man Loses
Arm In Auto Crash

A 22-year-old Seaford man lost
his left arm early last Friday when
his car sideswiped tractor
trailer truck on U. S. Route fS a
mile north of Delmar.
State police said the victim.
James Franklin Purdue, was driv-
ing with his arm resting on the
window sill of his car. When the
crash came. the arm was so badly
mangled it had to be amputated at
Peninsula General Hospital in
Salisbury.
Troopers said the truck was
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Milford chronicle., 1949-07-22

with these phases of agricultural
extension work.
The 4-H section of the building
will feature competitive exhibits of
boys and girls entered in various
club projects such as clothing,
canning. cooking, home improve
ment, gardening and field crops.
Activities for 4-H'ers which will
take place in this building. during
Fair week include Dairy Foods
Demonstration Contests, July q,
at 1889 p. M; Dairy Production
Demonstration Contests July 2S,
1870 p. M, and judging contests for
club members entered in poultry,
dairy. vegetable, clothing. baking
food preservation and swine prof.
ects. The judging contests will
take place July 29, with the three
Gccutinued on page o
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-22
Extension Service Bldg. Becomes
Headquarters For Fair Goers

An coou exhibits greet visitors
rcutura Extension Building this at the KenSussex Fair the
of $3.50.
AS in previous the building will educational
exhibits in the home demonstration agricultural fields Daily
demonstrations boadcass
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-22
$65O,OOO Track At Ocean Downs
Ready For Opener July 18th

the South have converged
the $650OOO track for the
the 20nht Monday 25 with indications that
ghtace
nowhte overlook
ingt the nmnarn nIav nd OceanC
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-22
Boss, Can You Spare Il Man, Is
Plea Of National Guard Head

Just about this time of the thousands OF your fellow
will They will
khaki cotton uni
will their maibag their cleavers their
their desks their schoolboo manhande heavy into
Evening star., 1949-01-31

CHAsTLETON HOTEL. 18th and r
SITS. NJ w-Several apts. available for
immediate occupancy, CONSISTING OF
$3.50, including maid service, linens
and utilities. DU. 1000. -6
COLORED-l RM., semipvt. kit.
bath: for . people, in pvt. home;
$50 each per wk. 1914 13th st.
NV, NO. 6492 -31
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DOGS, PETS. ETC. Cont. J

BmE-A-WEE KENNELS-Dogs and
cats boarded week ends or longer;
heated kennels; outside runs; craft
ing and shipping Dogs called for.
osshed @ and dss drssturned. So. 421b Conn.
DScHsHuNDit q PGPPfEs, II HfEs S'ss male. wSa and
females. Axe registered, reasonable;
Dachshund at stud. Fairfax 139-J.12,
fOY COLLIE, 4 months old. sH.
BOXER PUPPIES, reasonable: Axe
5Ssasaisstered: Saas excellent bloodlines. 81.
sPRINGER SPANIEL. eh-yr. ma male,
pediFreed. aftectionate, very reason
23s5; g; W. KINNER. woodland
BE, Reach; Edgewwater. Nd 81.
stock; mahossny and white, male
COCKER PUPPIES 'osia, show prospects,
from champion stock at companion
puppies T RocEviile vile 9SSs SSa iof spflhs
COCKER SPANIELS, red and white,
eiack eaad and white. 1 yr. old. S26.
ELPAw' WI Kennels, reg: every ysa Care
Of veterinary. Make reservations tS
for boarding. ELPAW KENNEL g.
5sg. AleSSy' At X Va. Duke st. extendsd
IRISH SETTER sfG; PUPPY, 9 mos, 81 eld
pHhMAfPfdN. RaIa, fPffalgreed; ma,. AT. y 7155 4, i
offer Cali UN. 1891. ' "S
COOKERS. Jet black, pedigreed, 10
wks. State Hill champions; S35.
Phone FA. 260S. a
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RMS. FURk.-Mp. g. VA.

bath. pvt. det. home. uniim. phone,
transp. two doors, l mi. Navy An.
nes' s,1kN syfI rsS s6oM Si,s Gh 1910 81 ,r,,1
s.E ye NsvS vest, annss s9nT AND to
couple Or two girls. oL. 447s. -
nr. bath furn. for comfort: un-
limit. limited oEI Phene Sn4s and laundry privil'
5sHs to FYsS ss RIM .;s.. in ss sv' sssPl:
breakfast Spriyil. If desired. OK.
MASTER BEDROOM, twin beds, pvt.
hath for ] TO 2 gentlemen, 2 blks
tstnsej ufl 9lso Restricted neish00rh9od. Ms
ARL.. va. cow. to Pentason-Larre
front rm.. newly decor. new furn,
fentlemen ea oass $50 mo mo 0'esi call Sum or
after 8 pm: oW. $3.50. 81
n; ARL.-1 bedrm. and kit, nicely
tn5n empoyeS ssmoSt soupe BATH eH 'a'sssl' ss ioF
VA.-very large, we'll
furn single rm. with bath. on North
Glebe rd.; in pvt. home; on busline;
.gExsSnR,9N,c.iG gentlsHsR only OK tTn l14e' ,.d-m
next to. bath; phone and Laundry
or ssl. Write Box 402-M. Star. al
gentlemen only lse.
single rooms, adjoining bath; l blk.
Russell rd., Pentagon bus; 20 min.
downtown. $50 month. OV. 1859.
4335 LEE HWY. Arl.. va.-sinele
and double sleeping rms. for sirls,
in pvt. home; bus at door. OK. 1887
81
SILVER SPRING. 9512 Garwood st
of of Franklin ave:-Front sunny
room in new, quiet home, y block
from . buslines 81. 1862. 81
BACHELORs-Two connecting rooms,
fireplace and bath; $50 per week,
breakfast extra. MRS MoNTGOM-
ERY, TIE. OsO5 or OV. 1921. 31'
ATTRAC BEDRM.. double or single,
on 2nd d.: no other roomers; conv.
bus. CHI. 1892 al
SEAT PLEASANT. MD.-New double
room, pvt entrance, pvt. bath; !
blk. bus: men or couple preferred.
ROOM FOR WORKING MOTHER.
with day care for child; reasonable.
CO 40SS 81
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

Mr.. WALTER REED. 7711 Eastern
ave. NV, "a blk Ga. and Alaska
bus; choice rooms. in graciously
styled home; fine food. sH. 3317.
MaNcHftsriER An HESTER APT. HOTEL, l4ss
NJ st. n.w.-Dble. rm.. pvt bath;
switchboard, elevator, hotel serv.,
xcel. meals. attractive dining rm.
FoF oF wRo5Ra'krNG "a MOTHER and school
1888 sss vi %roM1Ns ny 81. Ave. N.w.-Tou.e Nsa
under new management, entirely re-
dec; dble. and sgle.; good food
available Feb /. -31
1 s04 10th ST. N.W.-vacancies for Q
or 3, in beautifully fprn. 1 rm; also
h 5000 home.cooEed nel oo food; @ n reas. ae mi .
PARK VIEW TERRACE, 1928 18th
st. n.w.-cheerful room with board;
block from Columbia I'd. AID. 9479.
17o5 KILBoURNE PL. NV. Mount
Pleasant loop-Desirable dble. rm,,
TWO GIRLs-Beautifu room; excel.
14OS 18th ST. N.wNpoSbles and
to share; excellent meals: close in;
friendly atmosphere. MI. 2740, DU
1865 s 18th ST. N.w,-very nice rms.
for men to share; excel. food: S47
puPoSPP. o. VI. circle Nj XII 1xfEA-1.rse wah aou-
BILE. and triple rm.. with 2 meals
daily including Sunday, sLAUGH-
TESs kANsas sas Ash, .stn Sws,nss T. nv a and
home; good food; bus at door; reas.
GE 1891. 81
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APIS. WANTED Cont J

APT.-Pvt. bath. kitchen; central
NV; quiet employed couple; no
ses4sness sa1ldssn Or p ssx es ss F. e. ssr per
GI STUDENT and empld. wife desire
1-bedrm. pvt. apt. furn. or unfurn.,
nv. or nearby Nd, reas. OIL.
MARINE and employed wife desire
furnished apt. in vicinity of Naval
A544 Annex, "a Arlington y g Q, Va. Call ME.
crown dental Student and empld.
furn. or unfurn., "'nt' n.W. wo. W ss7sWs 81; sap.:
BACHELOR. Government attorney.
6eslres unfurn. apt: living. bed
si6h Kitchen, bath. Can furn. ref. RE.
hrs; AD. 6536 ewes. -
COUPLE. 2 months baby. need small
drinking. wi. 1886. 81
UNFURN. APT. by perm. Govt. scien-
tist. wife and baby; no smoking.
drinkins' pets or parties- TU. 0467
EMPLOYED YOUNG LADIES 1a,,
COLLEGE Grads, need I-bedroom furn-
lshed apartment; NV. section; no
shares: Call Woodley 1859. Sunday
- ST. 300, Ext. 1865 weekdays
EFFICIENCY APT: pref. apt. bldg.
NV. section; wanted BY quiet, re-
fined lady, permanent Govt. employe.
sPxNisH iIi Pk OF ko5fFEssoR and family,
very little Enghsh. needs urgently
RE EI;oom, Th,a kitchen and bath. Call
2 CAPiToL HILL GIRLS desire mod
erately priced 1urn apt. with bedrm.
References. DU 466". 81
NAVY YARD EMPLOYE. wife and
month -old, baby desire liv. rm.. bed
ses6, smi, k15i W4i oafR; siRs unfurn. apt; AROUND
GEN. ELEC. ENGR.. bride, of : mos,
sedate 9-year-old terrier, desire furn
apt. within 3 miles ofs Wash; no
sfter afFlaki9T; Z p.m soI; = ESRLry 5sfSi FIR 2:74
MARYLAND. desires bachelor apart
ment: vicinity Takoma Park or Sill
yer Spring; quiet, nondrinker, non.
H9 sn0Ger & s. AfF sSS tosGE tG1E stsE SsF,crRss a.
GRADES. sI,a de, permanently assisned N
furnished or unfurnished; no shares
Please call RE. $500, Ext 4219 OF
Ext; 1854, Monday to Friday. IL
WANTED. rooms, kitchen and bath.
preferred; Cali Owens :S549. Sun: sun
MiDDLE-AGED. employed Couple de-
SlreS l-br apartment, Sc or ne.
legation; .s by Feb. Is. Address Box
NAVAL OFFICER and wife want after
Feb. 15: furn. or unfurn.. apt, l
or bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm.,
kit; IN apt. bids; NV. section; $500
APARrMEsr AfAHiiss' or house, q to 5 rooms. On
unfurnished. single. occupancy by
lady with impeccable references, i'm
maculate housekeeper:: prefer NV.
VETERAN and wife desire apartment
In NV. section. Call Taylor 47s9
WAVE otieer. veteran student brother
desire furnished or unfurn, apt,
Sun. RE. 74oo, Ext. $3.50 weekdays.
2-BEDRooM furnished apt. for mar
March ist; toTeisn soyt, employees;
pont CIRCLE area; DE. 5000, Ext.
PERMANENTLY EMPLoyED Govt
efficiency apt Box 167-T' Star.
REFINED COUPLE. with baby. want
Housekeeping unit in exchange for
care OF your baby MI. 4s42. 81
VETERAN, graduate student. wife
and 5-mo.- .-old baby need l-bedrm.
apt, furn. or unfurn.; prefer NV.
CONGRESSIONAL SECRETARY needs
sduIts HIJ T5O9 after $40. a
Evening star., 1949-01-31
FARM AND GARDEN

TOP SOIL FREE, lotion pile. 1914
Georgia ave, GE. 1866, SH. 1921
CUB TRACTORS, spring delivery
place orders Immediately; contrac-
tors. small farmers. industrial plants.
MALONEY'S. INC. International
dealer. 1925 Georgia ave-, Silver
Spring. Md
TOP SOIL, fill dirt, bluestone, road
gravel. manure and cinders SH
lf9l lFR, 1913 IS
BEVERLY TREE SERVICE and land
scaping, pruning, topping, elevating:
remove undesirable trees. shrubbery
and lawn work; free estimate. SH
6722, TR. 1884. "a
FREEZERS, International, IL and Is
Gu it.; Victor. 1873 and % Gu. It. +;
Wilson Upright: Is and 80 Gu. #.
MALoNEY INC, S126 Georgia
We. Silver Spring. SH $3.50.
TREES TRIMMED. topped. or re-
moved; truce surgery and cabling.
Flrewood, 900 oak Call CHI 4942.
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ROOMS FURhIsHEp-s.E.-s.w

ANACOSTIA-LRe double rm.. $50:
small single rm., $50: for gentle
man Pvt. home. TR. 2596. .
LARGE RIM. twin beds, telephone
and laundry privils., SIS week each
Phone TR. 1110. .
Sc, Fort Dupont st.-single furn.
rm,, next bath. In pvt. home; "a
blk; transp AK. 279a Il
NAVY YARD, l block 11th and Pa.
s.e.-Lovely sgle. and dble rms :;
all new. furn. Elk. 6s4s, FIR. Sill.
637 EAST CAPITOL sT.-Lovely 3rd-
floor front room, next bath, bay win
dow; Lincoln Park; car passes door
14th AND PA. AVE. s.E.-and floor,
large double room, next to bath.
1855 K ST. s.E.-Room. newly deco
rated. next to bath; gentleman OF
couple: unlimited phone; with Jewish
family. AK. 0aSS. -31
ON CAPITOL HILL and nr. Congress
sional Library-Studio room or bed
room, also garage. FIR. 1888. IS
1897 MASS. AVE. S.E.-Lse. front
rm.. next to bath: in pvt. home
reas.; gentlemen pref. TR. 022S.
1887 NICHOLS AVE. s.w.-Bus at
door; telephone and laundry privils
TR. 1883 after BIN. weekdays. Il
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THE JENNIFER APIS
APARTMENTS WANTED

EFFICIENCY or 1 bedrm. apt. fur
nished; NV. or Georeetown: max,
S75. Call Dupont 296l, TO- =
Naval 4 "a OFFICER and wife desire
furn. or unfurn. apt. NV; section.
Cali Mon. 81 pm. DIR. PREZYNA,
EX-MARINE AND WIFE desire 2-3
room furnished apartment with pvt.
bath. Call MR.. KLEMMER, after
Yo1NiG o,Si q APRo5fsssR2s1oNAL woman who
likes her friends but also needs
quiet, privacy, wants unfurn. EN-
cheney or studio apt. uncl. pvt. bath,
kitchen), NV Md, Va. at once;
apt. bldg. preferred; no basement.
NV Nv ENG ENaLaNn sisf5 COUPLE needs clean
/ bedrm. or efficiency apt, prefer
ably in apt. bldg; NV. or N. Arl:;
rent within reason: excel. refs. Call
OW, 4470 from 1-6. Il
RESPONSIBLE. home loving. fairly
quiet, normal couple, married 12
years-Army people and proud Of 1t
have tried for two years to find a
private apt. or house, furnished. for
$75 or $50 per month. Near Bolling
Air Force Base II possible. We are
fortunate enough to have the best
darn 3.year-old male boxer in the
world. call oW. 23ls.
Evening star., 1949-01-31
DOGS, PETS, ETC,

BOXER PUPPIES, 8 wks. old, now are
ready to be sold; thoroughbreds
every one. cute as whistles, full of
fun; all are fawn marked with white.
ears are cropped, tails are right.
c01.KaR SPANIEL PUPPIES, at Gil
morland, Axe reg, all eolors, cham
pioned sired, best bloodlines. Rock
coCKER SPANIEL PuPPIEs-pedi-
greed, healthy, excellent stock, 10
weeks; very reasonable. GE. 1920.
aERMAN SHEPHERD puppies out Of
Chsnapion Rhapsody Of Grettamarc,
CD; AsGARD KENNELS. FA. $3.50