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Milford chronicle., 1953-12-11
----- These Women ----
Cockfuils - Cold
War Antifreeze?
BY CYNTHIA LOWRY
AP Newsfautures Writer

That great American institution,
the cocktail party, has found a
defender, and a good one.
Mrs. Frances P. Bolton, Con-
gresswOman from Ohio and a
member of the United States dele
Cation to the United Nations, main
tains the predinner gathering is a
force in building world peace.
Parlez.VOus EngIlsh7
Speaking in answer to a criti-
cism of the United Nations con-
tinuOus round of entertaining. Mrs
Bolton remarked that personal
contact must precede all pOssibil-
ihes of eventual understanding,
and added: "Our so-called civil
lied parties, where mostly we
stand about on weary feet talking
first to one and then to another,
seem to be the one method we
have of making the acquaintance
of people who have come together
from the four corners of the world" "
Quite frankly, never have con-
sidered the cocktail party an in
strument or tool of amity, inter-
national or individual. 1t has been
my own personal experience that
a cocktail party usually is as
dangerously loaded as a cheap
pistol and sometimes explOdes
disastrously in the hosts hand.
Didn't Catch the Name
I've never attended any U. N
cocktail parties, but I've never in
my life attended private ones
where the cause of peace has been
advanced one iota. AS a matter oil
fact, the way they humble intro.
ductiOns at the cocktail parties
! go to / wouldn't know whether
1 was addressing my best banali.
ties to a member of a friendly dele.
Milford chronicle., 1953-12-11
Thirty Years Ago.

aiken from December 1s, 1923 Issu
DR.. and Mrs. Richard Beebe
of RehObOth Beach, are receiv-
ing congratulations upon the
arrival of a fine baby girl.
The following pupils of the
ROxana Public School made
perfect attendance in the inter
mediate room: Kendall Whar-
ton, James Evans, Selby Hick-
man, David Goodwin, Harold
Goodwin, Horace Long, Robert
Wilgus, Granville Reull, Grace
Lynch, Alberta McCabe, Or
nexa Lynch, Sarah McCabe,
Hilda McCabe, Hilda Long, Hill
da West, Florence Lynch, Della
phine Evans, and Doris Lynch.
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Forty-three years ago Am
brOse B. Poets left Delaware
and went to Alexandria, Mimi,
where he settled on a ranch
farm, and started raising cattle
and in general farming. He
never came back east in all
these years until two weeks
ago and has been visiting rela-
tives and renewing acquaint-
ances. He has been a guest of
his cousin, Mrs. w. George Jes-
ter, in Milford Neck, and will
remain east for several weeks.
Milford chronicle., 1953-12-11

Brinkley Macklin, a young
man of near Bowers, has gone
to Philadelphia, to take a posi-
tion with Snellenbergs.
Sos
The wedding of Ira Sampson
of Blanchard's Station, and
Miss Geneva Ricards, of Green
wood, took place on Wednes-
day, December Bird, 1913.
At the annual meeting of che
Lewes Gas Company, held in
the company's Office Monday
night, the following directors
were elected for the ensuing
year: William H. BOOkhammer,
H. M. Joseph, William G. LOf-
land, James T. Lank, Horace
Brown, and John R. Bayliss.
Fire, of unknown origin, de-
strOyed eighteen cottages, a
number of stables, and two
boats at Bowers Beach, the lar
gest bayshOre resort in Della
ware, Friday night, last. The
fire was confined to the row
of cottages fronting on Muir
derkill River, and no property
along the bay front or in South
Bowers was damaged. 1t is es-
timated that possibly $4,000
worth of damage was done by
the blaze.
Milford chronicle., 1953-12-11

David Coverdale, Jr., and
Edward G.. Phillips, who have
been working for several weeks
carpentering at Chesapeake
City, Md, came to their homes
in Lewes, on Saturday, having
finished their job.
OOO
Nelson Simpler of Selbyville,
graduated from Goldey College
on Tuesday evening. A position
has been offered him with the
firm of Irving B. Hudson and
Company, of Selbyville, and he
expects to begin work with
them soon.
Reuben Savage, widely
known hOrseman on the Del
marva Peninsula, and owner
of the Georgetown Driving
Park, one mile east of George
town, is the champion hog rails
er of lower Delaware this year.
On Monday he had one butch
cred which tipped the scales
at 812 pounds, dressed. The hog
was of the big type Poland
China breed. Within the past
three weeks, hundreds of peO-
pie from all sections of Sussex
County have viewed the prize
pOrker.
Milford chronicle., 1953-12-11

Since there are a variety of ma
chimes in the stores, you should
know something of their features
before making your choice.
For occasional plain sewing,
mending or darning, a straight
sewing machine is satisfactory, the
specialist says. If you like to do
fancy stitching and embroidery,
you may prefer the more versatile
swing-needle or zig-zag type ma
chine. Decide whether you do
speciality sewing often enough to
warrant the added cost.
A lOng-shuttle machine has a
simple and direct mechanism, easy
to clean and oil, but is a bit nOisier
and not designed for as high-speed
operation as the round bObbin type.
Round bObbin machines are usual
ly Notwithstanding and better
balanced for higher speeds.
When you go shopping, check
/ the features of one machine
against the other. You want your
sewing machine to be easy to han
die and operate, readily adjusted
to your particular sewing needs,
easy to care for and keep in per-
feet running order.
Make sure the machine has a
written guarantee that makes good
any inferior or defective parts or
concealed damage. Also, reputable
dealers supply free service agree
ment to correct any defect in ad-
justment or parts other than wear
for a specified period of time. Upon
delivery, be sure your machine
sews as we'll as the one demOnstra-
ted. Service adjustments are best
made before the free service OIL
guarantee period runs out.
If you have other questions
about sewing machines, contact
your home demonstration agent ol
Miss Pearce. County extension off
ices are in Newark, Dover anC
Georgetown.
Milford chronicle., 1953-12-11
Twenty Years Ago.

taken from December IS, 1888 lssu
Mr.. and Mrs. David Filings
worth and daughter Betty are
now firmly settled in their new
bungalow on Main street, east
side of the railroad, in Ellen
dale.
Mrs. Burton Millman has
purchased of Charles Walius,
the property on Willow street,
GLENDALE, and we understand
it will soon be occupied by
Cove Belts and family.
soa
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle F. Worth
ington are being congratulated
upon the birth Of a daughter
on Friday, December 8, in the
Milford Emergency Hospital.
Janet Lee and her mother ex-
pect to go home tomorrow.
Pupils of the fifth and sixth
grades in the Houston Public
School, have elected officers as
follows: President, Harvey
Marvel; vice president, Flea
nor Brown; secretary, Ann
Vinyard; treasurer, Mrs. Han
son.
Reynolds Robbins Of Freder-
lea, has about recovered from a
painful accident to his head
and neck, caused by a falling
limb while he was trimming
trees for the telephone COM
pany last week. He was treat
ed at a Milford hospital.
Milford chronicle., 1953-12-11

Albert French and Miss Mary
Lynch, both of Milford, were
married Saturday, December 8,
at 1890 a. m, in Denton, Md,
by the Rev. Milton Andrews.
SOO
Milton Bergen has resigned
his position as fifth grade tea
cher in the Georgetown School,
and will teach in Baltimore af-
ter the first of the new year.
Mrs. John Hazel, Jr., has re-
turned to her home near ROX-
ana, with her new son, David
Freeman, born in Philadelphia,
November IS. She was visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hazel, Sr.,
there.
Miss Margaret Stockton, a
former director of music in
SelbyVille School, now director
for the schools of Kent County,
was a weekend visitor at the
home of Mrs. Mary P. Watson
of Selbyville.
oos
Samuel S. Mcclure, of New
York, founder of the Mcclure
Magazine and Mcclure Syndi-
cate, the first newspaper syn
licate in the United States, will
arrive in Lewes within the next
few weeks, having chosen this
colorfui little town for a So
journ of several months in
which to complete his new au-
photography.
Milford chronicle., 1953-12-11
Ten Years Ago.

aiken from December II, 1s4s Issu
Two billion dime-slzed ration
tokens will go into circulation
on February q.
A light earth tremor, the
cau0 of which is still un-
known, shook the entire State
of Delaware, and sections Of
nearby Pennsylvania and Mary
land, last Friday shortly af-
ter 6 o'clock.
A. G. jackson, cashier Of the
Baltimore Trust Company,
Camden, was elected President
of the Kent County Bankers
Association at the annual din
ner meeting of the Organiza-
tion in Pleasant Inn, Dover.
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The Swanky Rehoboth Indian
Beach Club property in the
fashionable Indian Beach sec
ton Of Rehoboth Beach, will be
sold at public auction on
Thursday morning at IL o.
clock, December %, according
to Caleb NJ. Wright, of George
town, receiver.
s~a
installation OF the newly
elected officers Of the Kent
County Volunteer Firemen's
Association, headed by w. w.
Pettyjohn, Dover, as president,
will take place at Hartly on
Wednesday evening, January
19. The retiring president is
Clifford Milbourne, FELTON,.
Milford chronicle., 1953-12-11

way to get rid of social Obliga-
tiOns on a wholesale basis.
Takes Care of Them
All you have to do is invite
everybody you owe, lay in a guam
tity of alcohol, ice, and put out as
much or as little as you want to
spend on solid fOOds-nuts, potato
chips, olives, corn chips, sunfiower
seeds or fancy hot things if you've
extra hands to pass them. Then
you step back, make sure the
shakers are kept full, keep smiling
and pretty soon everybody walks,
stumbles or crawls away. The
debts are wiped out.
But as a veteran, would say
guest rarely achieves anything
more at a cocktail party than a set
of aching arches and a hangover.
One reason for this is that a cock
tail party is managed like a game
Of musical chairs. The experienced
hostess, if she sees a couple of
guests really buckling into some
thing that looks like a conversa-
ton, rushes in instantly to break
it up.
Technique Available?
"NOne of that" she will ad-
monish, you must circulate
Come here, / want you to meet the
most fascinating man who does
bird calls"
I'm not in a position to disagree
with Mrs. Bolton. But if those U. N
cocktail parties do what she says
they do, I think they owe it tC
the rest of us to make their tech
niques available to us all. YOU
can't expect to achieve world
friendship until you've got your
own neighbOrs seeing eye to eye.
Milford chronicle., 1953-12-11

cation or to an arch-enemy. And
there's usually so much noise in
the crowded room that it would be
almost impossible to identify a
telltale accent.
Cocktail parties have their uses,
but had never thought further
ance of world peace was one of
them. Nor would l include making
friends and influencing people. l
think the cocktail party is a fine
device because it is a fairly easy
Milford chronicle., 1953-12-11
Choose Sewing Machine
That Suits Your Needs

If you expect to find a sewing
machine under the Christmas tree,
better brief Santa Claus on the
type of machine you want.
A sewing machine is a lifetime
investment, explains Ruth F.
Pearce, extension clothing special
ist at the University of Delaware
Milford chronicle., 1953-12-11

Edward H. Dunning, Jf.,
aged 10, son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward H. Dunning, of
Shanghai, China, has arrived
here and is now at the home Of
his cousin, Mrs. J. Thomas
Robinson, on North Bedford
street, Georgetown. He now is
attending the Georgetown
School.
William L. Boldly, Jr., form
erly of Wilmington, has arrived
in Sac PaulO, Brazil, where he
will serve as an instructor in
the technical aviation school
being organized there by En-
bry-Riddle School of Aviation
of Miami. Mr.. Boldly was re-
ceptiOn and Office secretary and
assistant in physical education
work at the Wilmington Y. M.
c. A. for four years.
aOa
Promotion of Major Wilmer
Kersey Benson, JT., Of WyOm-
ing, to Lieutenant Colonel, was
announced last Friday by the
War Department. He served as
a second lieutenant in the 615th
Coast Artillery Reserve Regi-
ment and was transferred to
the Corps Of Engineers in July,
1884 Shortly after he left
New York for service in the
Panama Canal Zone.
Milford chronicle., 1953-12-11

While butterfat averages for
man dairy breeds are: Jersey--5.3
percent; Guernsey-5 percent; Ayr.
shire percent; HOlstein-3.4 per-
cent, individual cows of the same
breed will vary widely in their but
teTfat production.
Evening star., 1953-01-19

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
3-bedrnn. rambler, Pimmit Hills, Sl15
2 s-nedrm. serntdet., Jeff. Manor, S105
WILLIAM L. WARFIELD. IA. 7-1773
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

vICIN. 18th AND v-congressman's
home for past 8 yrs.;. spacious 2
bedrms.. dining rm.. foyer. Twins
rm,, kit. and bath; in well-managed
restricted bldg; 24-hr. elev, and
switchboard. Bargain ct $4,000.
Low month assessment. Immed. oc.
cup; AD. 4-15S9. II no answer AD
NEAR MERIDIAN PARK-Foyer.i Tiyi iiy
rm., fuil-siaed din. rm., sun porch
nedrm., kit. and bath. This apart
ment Is 0 walkup and needs some
value at $1,000. on terms. Please
eau Mr.: Gavin, with H. g. SMITHY
CO.. ST. $4,000; res. AID. 2-5O04,
ONE OF THE LARGEST and fines,
apartments in one of Washin ton &
best cooperative buildings is now
sgs.g5ele sSa95 din sDsstGuxs Tn xx,ss foyer y
kit. pantry and adjoining maid
rm. and bath. The location is both
quiet and convenient, and there are
three exposures. each with q view.
Very. reasonably priced for cash
purchaser. Please call Mr.. Gavin.
with wit H Hn 6; snMdTHY nadI Co. ST. 3-330o0:
DE Luxe, two-bedrm.. 2-bath apt.
looking Rock Creek Park. Modern,
S-yr.-old building; large living room.
dining space, stainless-steel Kitchen,
ample closet SPACE. Close to extern
siye shopping and transportation
Price, S18,950, with excellent terms.
Please call Mr. Gavin, with II. G.
SMITHY Co. ST. $4,000; res,
AD. 2-6004. lie
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

NEAR FLOWER AvE.--Mod. 1-bedrm.
apt; good neighborhood: near
trensp; nn1S and shopping center. ~
1898 Ss'Gg; lsth N.w.-a rooms, dressins
M. s.th AND MINNTSoTA AVE-. Sc:
BATH. S67.es plus utiis. Veterans
preference. 1915 Dubois pl. sc; LU
BETHsSDA-e bedrms.. kit. with din
oNE BEpRM.. IIv. RIM, dinetts, kit
anc bath; in sn apt. bldg; $685. d
mo. incl: utils. Empl couple only.
ESQ MAINE AVE. s.w.-s rms. kit
mo. Csll r.. a HUMPHREYS. Real
CL0sE-IN Arlington. 1920 N
UaseeofR. Uniae It ePS sPso sa sEANNoN EsR 81 fes
LuCHs co. 1908 H st. NV. Ma
AsESASpRIA, near National Airport rs
Liv, rm.. bedrm.. kit. and bath apt.
s ass 9f sRAsseS sses : kycas IEsasR C. e.
ARL.. right in Clarendon. u Fix. OF
Wilson blvd. 2 lovely Ice. apts. Can
/ nBE6RM. APIS. s7o.7s to s75.7b
irci. utils.; in Arlington anA Alex.
andria. File application 1910 Yer.
mont ave, Suite III. Mon. tnfoush
s23 NEWTON 81; NE, 4 rms. KIT;
and bath. heat furn. S7s. mo. win
g e.,i sh1Tn 10Y ofssSs bssSsen l and Sunday.
sss n siS H. 81. INV N&.-rwo is.. so rms. !
heat and hot water furnished; rent,
sos; Key IN Wallpaper store ol
NV, MA, S-046S, is
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SELECT RENTALS
IN NEARBY VIRGINIA

IN NEARBY VIRGINIA.
$110 MONTHLY 80
2-bedrm. brick. full bsmt.; large
Si35 MONTHLY
Brick rancher. 3 bedrms.. de luxe
area. A-acre wooded lot: ultramod
$3.50 MONTHLY
3.bedrm. brick rambler: full day.
light bsmt ; large wooded lott, Ben
dix, dishwasher. disposal. Poss.
GROWN REALTY, JE. $4,000
SILVER sPRING-3-bedrm. rambler
wall-to-wall carpet included; i'm.
mediate possession; S140 month.
JAMES G. CONLEY
s71o oeorsi. kss.. kkssa'0r' Ju. s-s7oc
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
!. 500 ....
5s03 66th ave, Eastpines, East River
dale, Nd; very nice 2-bedrm. ram
bier in mod suburban community;
ava liable February /.
sos
GIL Gath ave-, Seat Pleasant. Nd.
2-oedrm. bungalow with finished
rm. and basin in attic; available
Immediately; key in once.
$125
10407 lnwood ave, Silver Spring; 8
bedrms.. Ia baths, 2-story det. brk.;
nice community; key at 10400.
$3.50
306 e. Greenway blvd, Falls Church,
Va; 3-bedrm. brick home with full
bsmt.; conv. to buses and schools:
in excel :ond. Call JE. 2-01OO for
appt. to inspect.
1900 18th St.. CO. 5-0222
COLORED-4639 A ST. SEE.
bedrm. brk, home. modern bath
kit. In excel. cond. Conv. to transp
and stores. Vacant. $50 mo. No
so7-eOo End ST. W Ws.W.-
$77.50 and S75 per mo. 2-bedrm
remodeled houses with automatic
gas heat, new ranges. baths, asphalt
tile floors. Win rent only to refined
couples capable of paying rent. Nc
children under IL. MA. S-9257.--lS
COLORED--6-rm. brick home, oil
heat. det. brick garage. Mr.. 9th
and T SITS. NV. Refs. required. 10.
SEPHINE G. JONES. HO. 2-3I5l
AID. 2-05S2. 10
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1915 EAST CAPITOL ST. NE. Large
room. good heat. hot water. stove
and Frigidaire. Reasonable.
627 A ST. N.E.-ciean ist d. single
Or double; Free laundry privileges
,ss Gsll DE E,,S! 2s12Ss. ~ nwz1Si,v
to transpE Ink. rms. S45; also.
single rms, $50: utils. incl. AID
60i G ST. s.E.--Lge. front rm., sink
stove. rsfgrs;; sngps;; s1o.25 wk. Ii. s-9S92.
1857 PACK PAaK RID. N.w.-Room. SP 10,
plate. refgr.. laund. privils.; mr.
ONE BLOCK FROM CAPITOL-Larst
double and single room. Reasonable
rates. 305 New Jersey ave. sc. 19s
BABY WELCOMES refgr.. clock k-radio.
~: African mattress; newly dec
coIoREED1unNiTFiukaNx..iEiSsGhat''h uniTi IT, i.SGa'' house. mSs
keeping rms, for quiet empl. per-
sons; Apply 1890 9th st. NV.
SERVICE. -19
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-h.W

NEW HAMPSHIRE 9OUsE Newly
ssSissSsea. ssiisS5Sasses 3"' serViet Sh' nay ih2 ssv
COM oNSIAHE AVE. AND 8ALORxMA 3D.
Cheerful double and single rms,
RM. wiTa HnTHT'pS PVT. ro BHTH. conven,
transp. Call Ia. 9-soo2. 42s
one oSP'hsE sfSslE ssi n'E. AND ONE oodBL1 MHs
RIM. pvt. home. Reasonable. Gail
EN- 3-525G after 8 pm: -19
CONN. CATHEDRAL. AYES. lge. rm.
huge closet: nr. shower bath; ex-
eel. transp.; S37; man. Ho. 2-330S.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. 1890 i9tr
pietely redecorated and refurnished
tA ture motherly woman. Now avaii,
able in units OF 2 rms. and pvt
PENNINGTON. 1924 18th st. NV.
near DUPONT circle-Maid service
24-hr; switchboard service; phone
nsa II AZ resnS convenient 5dsst. legation x
1S93 L 81. N.W.-Downtown; warm
frt,. ssle,. rm.; southern exposure
OSTARfo M RHo'lPf. r., 1857 mr.. Col. rd.-
Sgle. bed-liv. rms, residential. Close
In. Reas. AID. 4-3l13. 6-1o pm
ee12 Sth ST. N.w.-Niceiy furn. dSle
m. for l or 2; reasonable. ia
! SiSSSHSiLE SSSSSGHSiLE ROOM, for smpl. couple
Evening star., 1953-01-19
ROOMS FURNlsHED-NE.

Mr.. CATHOLIC UNIv.-pble. rm..
twin, twin beds @Sgs' phons' pyntr: pyt: bath, kit
BED-LIVING ROOMS 81: also. l
ROOMS SStii F6R siefis fSAus6RATioS. ltoso' gall
4dda iOfh ST. N.E.-Lge. front rm.,
twin beds; nr. Catholic Univ. La
1SSAUGtujRArloN SlHijtgujRArN VISITORS RIM. 10,
3 in pvt. home; mr.. bus; SO daily,
incl. breakfast. LA. 6-22O3. 30
1876 c ST. N.E.-Nicely furn. room
81 day. II. 4-5716. 10
COLORED-NEWLY decorated room
for gentleman, Ii. 7-914S or Ii.
coIoREED-RooM with twin bed,
and Q closets for two men or two
girls; Call Ho; 2.7I29. 81
man; cooking privileges. connyy
transp. Ills q st. ne Ii. 6-4466
Evening star., 1953-01-19
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

TWO BEDRMS. tfor inaueuraD; pvt.
bath and entrance: in apt. house:
by the night, "a; 2s5573. Ia
from Washington. KI. S-5SO9. -I9
ARLINGTON-Bedrm.. nicely furn
Convenient to all transportation.
ALEX, DEL RAY-Front rm., pvt.
home; Or. Pentagon and bus; lady;
$40 mo-, $40 wk. XII. S-1466. -22
ATTRACTIVE sgie. or dble. room 70
2 nice girls or lady: cony. transp.,
shops; reasonable. Call IA. 6-3641
after $3.50 weekdays. -19
CHEVY CHASE, MD. single room;
good location. Conn. ave. bus: ree-
ssonesle; no drinking. can OIL
wALKING DIST; NoLs-LEe. frt. Ym;
S25 semimonthly. 336 Powder MI
I'd. at Cherry Hin I'd. 10. s-osoS'
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ROOMS FURNisHEp-s.E.-s.w.

ROOMS FuRNiSHED-S.E.-S.W
2467 ALABAMA AVE. s.E.-Com-
Portable large front room. next to
bath; large closet. Lu. 2-3769.
1924 cARROLLRURG PL. s.w.-Win
accept one child. all cow. use OF
kitchen. Ii. 4-1327. -22
CAPITOL HILL. on Lincoln Park.
115 18th st. s.e.-Lge. pvt. sgle.
and dble. rms. in nice. clean room
ing house; So up; THE STONE
HURST Ii. $4,000. -2l
Mr.. PA. AND SOUTHERN AYES.
S.E.-e dble. rooms In lovely home:
shower. phone. plenty Of parking
space: 10 min. to Capitol: S35 and
$40; refined gentlemen. 10. S-4524.
CAPITOL HILL AREA. Attr. rm. with
breakf.; and ldry: PRIVILEGES. Sgle,
or dble. Excel. transp. and shop.
facilities. S35. Ii. 4-1096. 30
CAPITOL HILL AREA coy sgle. rm
with breakf.. and ldry. privileges. Phi.
in rm. Excel. transp. and shopping
facilities. $40. Call Ii. 4-1096.-20
CAPITOL LOCATION. 200 4th st.
Lge. clean warm nm: Frigidaire,
semi-pvt. bath. S1o-S12 wk. Ii
cSLo5RRlaD-NlcELY FuRN, DBLE.
RM.: cooking priyils.; good transp.
Ii. 7-l721. any time. lie
Evening star., 1953-01-19
HOUSES TO SHARE

GIRL TO SHARE HOUSE with others
time Sat-, Sum-; weekdays. after s.
GEORGETOWN-Nicely furn.- home,
lge. garden, share with l-2 ladies',
1910; piano. TV, auto. washer. NO.
EMPL. MOTHER will share house
with cple. or 2 girls. 10. 5-S522
TOWN HOUSES men desire i or
others to share exquisitely fur
nished town house mr.. Wardman
Park Hotel. Call AID. 4-1104. go
Evening star., 1953-01-19
APARTMENTS WANTED

TWO EMPLOYED GIRLS. want l.
tion. Phone HO. 2-6565. Ext. 1913.
WORKER. refined
colored. wants small unfurnished
apt. pvt. kit, bath. reasonable rent;
NV. pref. Must be clean Box 471-T.
Star.
FREE~Landlords' applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
housed or sublets Wash, Va WHITE
Oper : days MA S-O00I
house for quiet, employed couple.
Prefer Capitol Hill or NV. close in;
must be clean. DI. 7-9330. Ext. III.