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Milford chronicle., 1952-12-19
DeLGWme State Museum
Has Special Christmas
Exhibit
CONTINUED frnm first naasl


"A tree Of native cedar, decorated
with electric bulbs, tinsels, plastic
and glass bells stands just across
the way from the homemade"
trimmed tree Of the past, represent
ing today's Christmas.
AS is fitting, there are stacks Of
toys beneath both trees. Beneath
the one are wooden-soled ice
skates, cast iron fire engine, a
dolls trunk, small fatirons and, Of
course, dolls of different sizes and
costumes which were made for the
children Of several generations
ago. A toy cradle and coffee grind
er reflect the patterning of chill
dFen's toys Of by-gone days after
the household objects then in use,
just as today many of the chill
dren's toys are miniature editions
Of their parents tolls and other
/ possessions. A wooden sled and red
wooden wheelbarrow are also
among the objects left under this
"Old-fashiOned" tree to delight
the hearts of the children Of yester-
year, as we'll as a magic lantern,
lettered building blocks, and a
HANDSOME brass cannon,
At the foot of the other tree
among packages gaily decorated
with fine wrapping papers, ribbons
and seals are modern dolls with a
trunk Of clothes, roller skates,
plastic automobiles and trucks, a
tinker toy, and numerous games
A toy metal bank, shaped like a
rocket, which Shoots" coin
placed on top Of its sleek body
into its interior contrasts sharply
with the Jolly Sambo" mechani-
cal bank of about 1890, found be.
meath the neighboring tree. Yet
these two toys serve we'll to illus
trate the fact that though there
are a great maany differences in
the toys of the past and those OF
today, they are often alike in prin'
ciple, differing chiefly in the ma
terials Of which they are construct
ed.
I In addition there is displayed il
an exhibit case adjacent to the Ole
tree examples of toys too fine OF
too delicate to be placed beneath
the tree itself. Herein are included
/ a Greiner doll of about 1858, whose
head and shoulders, made of papiel
mache, are mounted on a stu1eC
body; a Parian ir bisQue-headeC
doll: two china-headed dolls, ont
of about 1865. Glass marbles use'
in the last century and a box o
Jack straws carved by a Confed
crate prisoner held at Fort Della
ware during the Civil War ar
also the objects displayed mere.
Among those who loaned toys t
the Museum to make the exhibi
possible are: Mrs. H. w. Rinehar
and Mrs. J. A. Johnson, both o
Wilmington, Mrs. William Drape
of wyoming, Delaware, MRS. Alfre'
Biggs, Mrs. John G. Hopkins, Mrs
Edward Abbott. Mrs. Harry G. Mill
er and Mr.. Clifford Jones, all
Dover. The ice skates are from tn
Harold W. T. Purnell Collection
The Museum, located at 81
South Governors Avenue in Dove
= (on alternate U. s. Route 13),
open daily, Tuesday through Sai
urday, from 400 a. m. until $50
D. m; Sunday, from 200 p. n
until $500 p. m.
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-19
Used His Head

On Mt. Shasta, Calf, Mountain
Climber Dan o'Neill, "a. slipped
and fell on the snowy slope, es-
capped with only minor cuts and
bruises after a 4O-m.p.h. head-first
slide Of nearly a mile, because 81
kept my head, used my toes as
brakes and steered with my fore
arms"
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-19

wives throughout the entire state
IN addition to enjoying the dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Cahall were enter
sained by Colonel Keliens USAF,
Whc talked about his recent trip
to Korea, India and the far east.
Additional entertainment was pro-
vided BY radio stars from WIS ia
Chicago.
Mrs. Victor Satterfield and
brotheg, Edward Mcintyre Of Tren-
ton, N. j., spent Saturday with Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Harrington and Mrs.
Joanna Satterfield
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cuboage OF
Rehoboth, spent the week-sRa with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hammond.
The Firemen held their meeting
at the fire house on Wednesday
night, December 3rd, It being an
election Of officers. Those elected
We're: President, Mr.. G. J. Stew
ard; vice president, J. b. Simpler; ;
secretary, Roland Neeman; treas
urer, Norman Jackson; fire re-
corder, Roy Dill, fire chief, Charles
Griffith and three directors, Court
land Dill, Laurence Keller and
Clifford Milbourne.
The Christmas entertainment
and tree lighting will be held IN
front Of the fire house on Saturday
night, December 90. Old Santa
Claus is expected to be present
Everyone is invited. Music will be
furnished by the FELTON, High
School Band. Another addition Of
lights has been added in front Oi
the fire house crossing the road By
the IRE company, which now makes
it very beautiful.
zee
Shop And Save In Milford
Z II
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-19
Worthless Prize

IN Springfield, III, Mel Kampe
won the big drawing at a local pic
mic, commented breathlessly:
'Man! never won anything in
my life," wondered what to do
with his IL tons of stone.
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-19

Mountainous State
Idaho Is extremely mountainous
and fun Of gorges and old lava de.
posts.
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-19

CLASSIFIED Ads get results
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-20
Petit Jury Panel Reports

The petit jury panel reported this morning and included the following jurors:
 K. Angnaboogak, Harold An masuk, c. T. Buchanan, Mrs. C. IT. Buchanan, James Black, Fred Bockman, Arthur Cox, Mrs. Mae Cleveland, James Dexter, Amelia Gray, Richard Ivanoff, Edith Iya- tuguk;
 Esther James, Anne Jenk S, Marie Karmun, Frankie Lazarus, Lyman Madden, Ruth McLain, o. A. Margraf, Emma Porter, Ifginia Roberts, Franklin Soxie, Lizabeth Swanson, Gussie ToplSok, Elvira Pleasant, Ella Tanner.
 The case of the US. versus Bess Chamberlain was postponed until Tuesday morning at the re- quest of attorney Julian Hurley.
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-20

HOUSE FOR SALE-First $35OO
 takes it. Inquire Nome Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-20
ADDRESSES WANTED

There are buried in the Belmont Point Cemetery many people who have families in the States who, if they knew the condition of their relatives graves, would be very unhappy.
 If you know the address of people who should be notified that they may contribute to the growing fund for the recondition- ing of these graves, the committee in charge would appreciated being notified. Leave addresses at the Nugget or call LCmen Commercial Go.
 MT. and Mrs. Earl Powell of Eugene, Ore, have announced the marriage of their daughter, Eileen Powell, to Walter H. Wiedman of Nome, on Oct. 14th.
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-20
VETS REPRESENTATIVE TO BE HERE THIS WEEK

Warner Peterson, contact rep reSentative for. the Veterans Ad- ministratiGn, will be at the Wal lace Hotel from Friday, Oct. 24, until Monday, Oct. 27, to assist veterans and their dependents with any problems which they may have, coming under his jur- isdictiOn.
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-20
ALICE HUDSON TO LEAVE MUNZ AIRWAYS TO FOR ANCHORAGE CHURCH

Alice Hudson who has been employed with Munz Airways for the past several years is leaving for Anchorage where she will be employed by the St. Joseph Church as accountant.
 She has been active in several local projects and will be parti- cularly missed by the CAP Cadets, group with which. she has worked since their organization here.
 Betty Shea is replacing Miss Hudson at Munz Airways.
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-20
ATTENTION REPUBLICANS MEETING TUESDAY NIGHT CITY HALL
 8. PM.
A Vote of Thanks

To all those who gave me such fine support in the General Elec- lion: If 1 am elected l will not let you down. And if I am not elected l will still do all I can 10 help bring the Second Division into its proper top place in Alaska.
 Ted C. Duffield
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-20

Col. Oscar Cutting of the Ju- neau office of Selective Service, accompanied by Maj. o. s. Wag- ner of the Seattle office, arrived with Pan American to confer with the local board They plan to de- part tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-20
San Francisco Sourdough Notes Weddinu Bells

Irene Bongard and William Sherer of Nome were joined in wedlock Sept. IS. The members of the club extend best wishes to the pair, who have been going together for years.
 Recovery
 Good news comes from Grass Valley that Mrs. Vesta Sheldon James has the cast removed from her knee and is doing fine.
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-20

Frankie Marlin. youngest son of Frank Martin, who has been in service and stationed at Anchor age, is home on furlough visiting his father and family.
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-20
IN COMMISSIONERS COURT

Ralph Brown was sentenced to four months in the Federal jail by the US. Commissioner Satur- day after pleading guilty to as- sault and battery
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-20

Coming fine but we need more, Visit the cemetery and see what can be done with your $500. Mail subscriptions to Robert Baldwin, PC. Box 161.
 Committee
Evening star., 1952-08-29
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

sttr. ssle, studio rm,, refsr., grill.
$40 mo; maid, linen inc. 81
SO. VARNUM ST. N.W.-Largs
double soG room; small child accepted.
1859 EUciiD ST. N.w.-Newiy dec
Grated; twin beds; (hot plate);
good location and transportation.
1860 MINTwooD PL. NV. west Of
Columbia I'd; Ink. apt: semibath:
refsr.; child accepted; $40 week.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-e151 ? st.
NV; front bright rm.. ssle.: linen.
At door; Slo si'' per week. nesl 0'i'N''' 0u'
DISHES. linens. cook. .utin.; lEe.
sSp' ssS menhy aHR 'ess e. s4 s4as@'yt Iss5 eals; E
sPs mSnE 81 sr. nE N.E., nice airy rm- n5T With
full kit. privils.; next bath; conv.
transp.; empl. person. Ii. 7-6194.
MT. PLEAsANT-Lge., quiet. doqbl.
fspine fsGns Tm s45 sefsT sD PISS rs plate ,. pix
room; pvt. bath; laundry privils.;
td tdansg;; ysS !" near nm 1ssh a7I and cOlumOis
LARGE nls6+ ROOM ROOM with with. kitchen; near
eI4s r ST, N.w.-studio rm.. incl.
porch. yard. refgr., radio. TV. .air-
14so Harvard E'si; ST. N.w.-Furn. 0g Tm.
with reception rm., kit, laundry
1916 FAIRMONT NV, bedrm; kitch-
enette; running water; convenient
transportation. -
1914 Isth ST, N;w.11xe. fm..
and sink. 2 empl. adults. $12 per
wk. Shown from q to 8 pm. .-29
1895 N. HAMPSHIRE AVE, NV
Ink. oom; elec: refgr: and running
14O5 r. L. AVE. .N.W.-Lge. front
rm.. hot, plate, refgr:: nr: bath: for
employed couple. co. 5OS3.
front rm.. refgr. and Gas stove;
bsmt. and 3rd A.; suitable 1 or 2.
MI 94l4 or CO. 1896. --3l
CIRCLE-Two bsmt.
Ink; rms: Frigidaire: accept small
child: conv, transp. ST. 0650. II
COLORED-NR.. 18th AND COLUM-
BIA RD.-Double bedrm., for ] or
2 persons: one share rm.; all privils.
co. 4913. 80
Evening star., 1952-08-29
FARM AND GARDEN

PEACHES. tree-ripened Albertas. The
news you have been waiting for
for canning, freezing and fresh
serving. Buy them this week end.
LUCKNoUGH ORCHARD. Ednor,
SUGAR WG. CORN. fresh-pulled. delicious ce
field where grown. on Rt. 1ss, 10
Apple orchards. Turn IT. 5 mi. Cd
Ga. ave. at high water tower
TREE REMOVAL. SIS and up. get our
PAuL's TREE SERVICE. Lo b-457s
sma B. e iarG CUE as .stss. iSw MAioN5RY s515 fer
NC. Silver Spring. Nd.
mall .nd SAWS SAWS. neM i1d gsss; RSSFs
Silver Spring. Md.
Sn% .uDer SeH snd Il s4.asor H G. pcTs sns
cult, mowers. rakes. forage har-
pickers. balers. drills. spreaders,
Load leaders; s;!S power % units iSG WAGONS heavy
cement cement mixers ana dlsRs: Hsetn new tTs ides
mowers. rakes. corn pickers. spread
ers. elevators. wagons. leaders,
wagon unloaders. bodies, sprayerS,
lime and I.aa.I fertilizer n.. dist: Brilli9n
TONERS; baler and binder tWine.
NC. silver Spring. Nd. MdA O.
sfES1AL~D1smon9 "a ~ Ian. < Salsr tTine. VINE
USED EaGiPMfENT&cub; aefiPsf IL, reg. Avl
Aliis Chalmers c wImower and
plow; H w/mower and cult: Mas
sey Harris 101 w/plow; Economy
w/plow and mower; F-12 w/mower
silage harvester. MALoNEY'S. INC. :,
Silver Spring. Md.
NEW BELLE CITY corn picker re-
duced to S975; new garden trac;;
tors and power mowers at reduced
new harrow. ssS5; sN Ford With With
front end loader, S1,i50; used
spring-too disc-harrows and plows.
SE1BEL'S SUPPLY. Burtonsville.
TRACTOR, 43/1o
h;p.: and equipment; used about I
Wit wsIIIo7 r1ck s1ssF cSERN E m ON SHARES ARES or
iii y 'ils MS Phons Ss;Siis
JOHN DEERE COMBINE, brand new,
used on 25-acre field only. Big
over 81 800. s0io viii iIeu.cshs sacrifise fHST foT
q $50; Call Poolesville 202s or
HURRY! HURRY! = Special Labor
Day sale. shrubbery and ever
greens, DIRECTLY from fslds; 81 and
rd.. Friendly. Md. (off Indianhead
hwy. s.e.). 10. 1892. 81
Evening star., 1952-08-29
DINING ROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT
sAv1NGs OF SoS 70 5oeE on
NEW SAMPLE CLosEoUTs. LOOK
AT THESE BARGAINS.
Solid lined oak extension table and
leaf and 4 chairs. was & &Slos. SO; s. now
5pedestal Duncan Phyfe table and
chairs, was $4,000, nov S349.5 90
Duncan Phyfe style, was $3.50,
now 1925: mahog. or maple ex-
tension dinette table ana leaf and
4 chairs, was S69.50 now SAT. so;
many more BARGAINS too numerous
to mention. Oper Saturday all DAY.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th st. NV, Elk. 6742
The Sample Bargaln Store Of Wash.
oeF seTTe resr ARsx oS srs or sood
cond best offer. Lo; 4-0331: II
DISHWASHER. auto. brand-new moor
sample, Hotpoint under counter
Can J. r. ENRdHT CO.. OIL. 100.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
MIscEL. For SALE tconf. J
BATHTUDS. new. used; built-in legs;
tAf tsALRs co.. cSoosas ass7 ETY. a.. ave bH. asss'

sAIfHrusss .1f ns" .sss;: Sssa; su1lsz,a
BEAUTY ii sHoP re EoufPMsNTM: fi NJ II modsTn SSSq;
upholstered partitions. wet and dry
dition. Lost our lease. Will sacrifice.
Call after 8 pm. RA. o0231 for
appt. -3
BED. mahogany. pineapple poster,
springs. mattress, $50. TU. 5027.
BEDS - Roll-a-way. complete with
FURNrTURE CO, 1927 II st. ne.
Ii. 1881. Il
BED. double. Simmons metal. Beau
tyreSt innerSpring mattress. springs.
CO. 1924. 81
SURPLUS
sterilized 36 in. Hollywood beds COM
plete. $l4.95: double bunk beds.
$19,95: new canvas folding cots,
$4.95; solid maple 4-drawer chests,
S19.95; new wood folding chirS.
1925 N. FRANK q SON, 414 3rd
st. NV. Elk. 1914.
BEDRM, SET. twin beds, maple. 81 so;
din. set. 9-pe.; med. size. $S5: hitch
ing post. $50. LORI, 1916 pm,
DU. 6417; eyes,, Sun. WO. 1859.
81
BEDRM. sET-Twin; 10-pc. dining
rm.. refsr., Maytag washer. firepl.
set and odd pieces; $3.50 cash. LA.
6-S133 Al
Evening star., 1952-08-29
:ont.) ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.w.

r. ST. NW.--Nicely
turn. rm.. employed men; on car
line; telephone service. HO. 3905.
COLORED-NICELY FURN. RIM. for
/ or . ladies: twin beds; near l4th
5265 3O'
COLORED-4OI8 ILLINOIS AVE
furn. rooms; , single, refined girls;
use of kitchen. GE. 1913. 90
COLORED - GENTLEMAN - Bright,
sunny, ground-floor room; all privi-
leses. See any time; do not call.
1863 Quincy st. NV. 4
COLORED-352i PARK PL. NV
Lge. and small rm.; refined lady or
gentleman. TU. 45l7. 81
COLORED-39I4 18th ST. NV
Nicely furn. middle room, for lady
or man. RA. $685.. 30
NV. SECTION - Dble.
Im., also ssle., with running water.
Conv. transp. Gentleman preferred.
CO. $3.50. 81
Evening star., 1952-08-29
DOGS, PETS, ETC. Cont }

sssisssa RrsGR AGsRRs'E a5EE
RFaIR FARM; diSA RSekv.lle sIs3tsR 2ls2 ,.u.i. 29
sessllsnt with children; S25. OIL.
BIRD, canary, lovely singer; cage
ana stand included; $50. Ii.
DAC2HsgHuND PUPPIES, red and
t black; sl 8 gks;: subject to e, Axe regis
TERRHRR EssfRi PHfs Pops; Ar small aig black and
white. experimental breed; $40 each.
Phone Brandywine 3I47. 3O'
FOR SALE-Male German shepherd;
reg. papers; IL mos. old; best offer.
COCKER sPAN1EL. black and white;
pedigreed, with papers: Axe; $40.
PUPPIES AND FINE DOGS for adop-
SHELTER. 81. .5iss. Open Sat;
radRouGHBRfnn a5R sSfi ean MspeSester sh 9.es; toy
terriers; excellent stock; IL wks.
PEKINGEsE; Axe. female: 1 black.
hr1ed, | RED; also Sp for sgoggo good home; house
GERMAN GESsMfll saEPHERD, HK HiiS 10 mos, ma male
proval only. HI. 300. Ext. Sl121.
SEVEN KITTENS. 5 weeks old; must
be given away to any one providing
good homes; adults pref. If inter-
ested call Ii. 4-2s92 after $3.50 pm.
LONG HAIRED DACHsHuND, Axe,
female; also 2 male Afghan hound
pups. red with black mask; all show
prospects. XII. 9-l25S. -31
BEAGLES, Axe. small, q wks. to 3
yrs;s some broken. some started. KE.
8; playful, 8 vks. old;
CoeKATIEL. female breeder; $a5.
COCKER d4 Err isaaGow-TypE PUPPIES. Axe
Sss stnd ssrsce saPseor ss 9ft VI R0nafs ss blacks
SIAMESE KITTENS, handsome, in
telligent. Call JE. 4-3959. 81
BLACK MALE TERRIER,
l .yr. old. well built; also ] male,
miniature police type. CHI. 1908.
DoBERMAN PINsCHER. Axe, pagers.
male, black and tan. 10 mos, good
watch dog. ia. 7-5755 after 3;
COCKER; black male. 8 months old;
DAcHsHuND 4PTUtPPIEs. Axe e reg,
breeding. Sired by SON of Int. CHAMP.
Fayorits e. Mar Marienlust. STUD sERv-
BOXER, 2la years old, golden brindle;
sired by Int. Ch.; sacrifice to per-
sons or party. having nice yard;
SIS. Also puppies available ask
operator for evergreen 4-6441. 81
DACHSHUND PUPPIES
Red: Axe reg: whelped July 2. Call
SH. 1919. 80
GIVE Always
Witching "Tiger" Kitten Twins
Bobby SoX, No Toilet Sins
Wisconsin 1896
Evening star., 1952-08-29

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE - Newly
decorated rms; daily maid service;
switchboard service. l7d2 New
caa aampsh1Ts 1IehIS aSs rn n;s N0 ~ SoS ...
sendiI: ss Es men; % 81; MIN lne1s dntn RssS
1912 18th ST. NV. Scott Circle
Single double and to-share rms;
daily weekly and monthly rates
FGS2RMiNSroN-1es4 az sssSi 18th st. NV.
24-hour switchboard service. phone
IN all rooms; convenient location.
Single: $40 up: double. S12.50 up.
11e1 De coLuMBIA RD.. Apt. s14-
Attrac.. newly decor rm; for re-
1920 I bELAFiELD. FL;1I PIT. ii ice; I'D: I'd.
for Q or 5. RA. s45S. 80
A1BFOAM sleeping comfort; refg.,
radio Tv: sEIe. $40 $40; dble.- or triple triple
siaSsSfoN iSalSSiSSa cI6s. 1i ooss ossso Mass. ave.
NV. Diriomatic area. Single. dou-
and dec: ss5 up: adults. De. 9s4o.
1914 PENNA. AVE. N.w.-Laree front
twin-bed rms alsS & single. "a ,sa.; Ca;
scOTT'S HoTEI-ai3l o st. NV,
near Dupont Circle. within LIST taxi
zone; excel. bus, service: modern
residential hotel. exclusively for
women: large lounge; Nv; free
ming water. telephone. laun. facils..
hair dryers, sewing rooms, conee
shop. Rates SO daily after LIST
WESTMINisTER HOTEL, 1907 18th
st. Sgle. and dble. rms. run. water.
fans. Tv; $3.50 wk. no. 672o.
eas MASS. AvE.-Dble. rm.; $40
Ills yh kfLsoSRxf LSss fi'eF FL.3Tvo s:sTi We Very
pleasant. front, single rms; conv.
transD.; iaund. privils. MI. SS74.
CONN. AvE.-sgle.. new Beautyrest
matt: pvt. home; excel. transp.;
gentleman. DU. 1885. 81
sele. or dhle. rrn., Ilr. bath; all
conv., walking DIST. downtown; reas.
STUDENT, studio rm. and eonnecfins
bedrm.; 1 or 2 people. TU. b3.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

HOLSTEIN cow and first calf:
days. Gaithersburg 364-J-1. 90
HUNTER. bay, gelding. 16 hands;
Weisht. May Nay be Seem seen bet. 6 % and 5
PM, any day at Junior Eauitation
tset FRANK IAiMBEER. Fl. = BEL
SMALL NAT BAY Al GELD1NG: quiet; jumps
FOR SALE-Bull. Hereford. purebred;
CAN Woodley $500 after 6 p.m.-30
DAIRY MEM have 9
fine heifers for sale; 2 Holsteins, 2
Aryshires, 2. Guernseys;. have
sOon; :,r,Sg5 MiTizEp n MARSIo%' SSS1s rvs5 Kt:
HEIFER; open IS mos; Guernsey
Jersey cross. Call fulton S-53s4.
rU1ss a.a Con; sE:: ssss ss;s a. ss9
Western pony saddles. S32.5O:
cslI Is. MI 10' 64s@ sU PSpo sToMsocKs.
1 'Paf PAioMiNo y n niT; STALLION, 3 t,ne sad
Ss asrssE Western DsRss sns 1sEs ssa s9c
wagon. Cali 10. S-O327. $3.50
Meadowview dr.. Suitland, Md. --31
HORSES, team Of heavy work
work anywhere. This is a real buy
at $100 for anyone needing q good
team. Phone Poolesville 202S: or
OIL. 2663. 81
team of light work
horses. in perfect condition. will
work anywhere. This is q real buy
at S125 for anyone needing a good
light team. Phone Poolesville Z02S
or OIL. 1868 --3l
SADDLE HORSE. bay. very gentle,
in good condition; suitable for
child. This is real saddle horse
for Ss5: Call Poolesville 202s or
Evening star., 1952-08-29
ROOMS FURNisHEp-h.E.

FRONT. facing Lincoln Park; south
ern exposure; bath convenient:
2l26 4th ST. N.E.-Lge. rm.. suitabls
bath with quiet adult family. 3ls
LOVELY RM. in quiet Jewish home;
working couple or girl; w. Virginia
ave. ne; close to Trinidad busline;
privil.. unlimited phone. LIZ. 3-7747.
20
COLORED-EMPLOYED, sober man.
Call Ii. 1-S54O. 81
COLORED-32i + ST. N.E.--L~e. or
small pvt. room for empl. man. Ii.
6-4155. 81
COLORED-FOR 3 EMPLOYED young
women; beaut dble., twin beds; l
sRle., newly furn.; in mod. home
with one other. All privils. LU.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

ARLINGT0N-Apt. to share with
pvt. bath; 10 minutes TO Pentason
Or Arlington Hall; $40 wk. JA: A.
GiRG TO SHARE nicely furn-. IyI Twin
bedrm. apt; with Catholic girl. Nice
i0sa 81 sH's' YotNG t5SNsGa'P MEN g' unssr nSlee as.
wanted to share 2-bedrm. apt. with
young foreign serv; man; Mt; Pleas;
Nj. 4seS. FIJI. O. s:so. seis0eaaooNi Sat- f6-a' Can
LADY TO SHARE large front apt.
, a5ate studio rooms. Hu, 5s55,
SsM sssle With or %os .Ts iIt pTssfct nssf kRH E
and Boiling Az Base. comm. . es-
press bus service downtown: avail
able Sept. z. 10. 2-705s. 80
GIRL to share Sc. apt; near Boil
iTansp ns rlsla snd stores Efa 10 GthsE sSs Conc Conc
1893 COLUMBIA. RD. N.w.-Apt.
AZ; nicely furn,. excel. trsnsp, Nj:
NR. DUPONT CIRCLE. boy 90 VSo to rs
$25 per mo. HU. 9745. 80
TWO YOUNG MEN desire 1 other.
$35 mo. Parking and util. incl.
co: Soil ewes and week end. 80
ATTRACTIVE ROOM, newly dec.
ftehsn fG5 Sasinsis pfislssss somag A o7 ss sgsn
YOUNG MAN. $3.50, to share at
tractive ne. apt. Cali any time after
6. Pm. all day Sat. and Sun. DE.
1 o0g oR 2 YOUNG MEN to share nicely
furnished 2-bedroom apartment with
GIRI Gthfs To Gsl sMAkE II :s1f'' 1;sh ant 81 H.,
liv. rm., bedrm. and bath: fr. and
rear porch: on Mt. Pleasant line.
1712 Kilbourne pl. NV. HO. 2667.
LADY to share 2-bedrm. apt. in Arl..
meals inclnded. Reasonable. Gil.
desires contact young
man, age 25-40. interested securing
apt. on share basis. GE. 4157. ewes.
GIRL to share with 3 girls 2-bedroon
apt. Georgetown location. HE. 1895.
YOUNG MAN will share e.bedrm.
apt. with another; all facilities,
radio. Tv.. al priyileges: 14ia
Ksnawha St. Hyattsyille. Nd. Call
aD das throssS asss Sesssan sssaaday. and sf spn
Will VIII saAFF q sHs ~ T.n., REs bah 81 pris asi
e43O PA. AVE. .N.W.-congenial sen-
tleman over 25 years to share /
twin-bed rm. apt. Unlin. phone, al
privils. Call aft. $50 p.m.. ST. 2376.
LADY TO SHARE APT. near sligo sn
Creek pkwy. in Silver Spring. Teie.
phone JU. a-1O29. --3l
= NICE QUIET GIRL =.
with another nice girl. AID. 2s67.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
RFPAIRs AND SERVICE

ADDITION, alterations, repairs, extra
ton % rooms. Everything from base
fnent to attic. CALL NOW. TO-DAY.
for free estimate on your needs.
Specialists in satisfaction; we we nsye MaH
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ADDITIONS. alteration and remodel
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AsfPiHALT 1T 6RiVESwAYs. parking lots.
Telephone OIL. 1900 or OIL. 1857.
BRICK WORK IN GENEkAl-Fire-
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BUILDING -REMoDELING - Roofs,
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CARPENTRY WORK-Attics. porches.
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Good reliable carpenters. ia. 5-5925.
after 8 pm. 20
CARPENTRY WORK, concrete work,
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Phone Hu. 40ss after pm. 80
CARPENTER-BuildinG, remodeling
recr. rm.; reliable. Ii. 3-5O39;
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CARPENTRY. alterations. repairs,
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CEMENT WORK. floors. driveways.
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prices. Dupont S605. 30
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
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CLOTHING, misses. size 9-lO; 2 coats
SUIT and dresses. Reasonable. NO.
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~ 4.45Ss: evenings and Sunday