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Milford chronicle., 1953-08-21
New Books In Milford
Free Public Library
Fictin1l

Fiction
Beyond This Place-CrOnin.
Is White Tulips-Crane.
Crystal CleaT-Cadell.
Kiss Me Again. Stranger - du
Maurier.
The High and the ,Mighty-Gann.
The Kentuckians-Giles.
Kingtishers Catch Fire-GOdden.
The EmperOr's Lady-KenyOn.
The Echoing GrOVe-Lehmann.
Taw Jameson Martinez.
Golden Admiral-MasOn.
The Chieftain-Payne.
Second Happiest Day-Phillips.
Light in the FOrest-Richter
Landscape of the Heart-ROgers.
SelinkO.
Lost Shepherd Sanford.
In the Wet-Shute.
Battle Cry-Uris.
The Dark Waltari.
NOn.FictiOn
How to Play Your Best Game of
GOlf-ArmOuT.
The Silent World -Consteau.
Call Me Lucky-Crosby.
Lady With A Spear-Clark.
Winston Churchill-COwles.
Poor Mans Guide to Europe -
Dodge.
North from Malaya-DOuglas.
The Untried Years, Henry James
-Edel
With a Quiet Heart-Eve LeGall-
iene.
The Mature Heart-Emmons
MalenkOV-EbOn.
Long Way ROund-Pat Frank.
Annapurne-Herzog.
English Parish Churches-Hut-
ton.
Life Among the Savages-Jack-
son.
Kremlin VS.. the People-Magi-
doff.
Encyclopedia of American History
Morris.
This / Believe-MurrOw.
Mary LincOln-Randall.
Prince of Players, Edwin Booth
Kuggles.
Horn of the Hunter-Ruark.
Only Parent-Rich.
Window on Red Square-ROunds
With God in Red China-Stock-
well.
Learning Laughter-Spender.
World and the West-Toynbee.
Sea of GlOry-ThOrnton.
With Wings as White.
The library is open during the
summer: Monday and Saturday ev.
enings from to 8 o'clock; Wed.
nesday and Saturday mornings
from 1912 o'clock in the commun.
ity building.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-21
OBITUARY
FLEMING

FLEMING
The funeral of Miss Cora B.
Fleming of Bowers, who died last
Saturday night in the Queen
Nursing Home, Frederick, after Il
long illness, was held Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Bow
ers Methodist Church. The Rev. c..
M. Elderdice, the pastor, officiated
and interment was in Barratt's
Chapel Cemetery. Miss Fleming is
survived by a brother, Alexander
M. Fleming of Bowers and four
sisters, Mrs. Tillie Bilderdack, of
Bowers; Mrs. Clara Miller, Phila-
delphia; Mrs. Bessie Frederick. of
HaddOn Heights, N. j., and Mrs.
William Remington, Allentown,
Pa. Miss Fleming will be remem-
bered by many Milford folk as a
companion for Mrs. Theodore
Townsend.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-21

Mrs. Paul V. Mckay, who recently
purchased the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Heisler on .Lakeview
Avenue, moved there Wednesday.
She formerly lived in Montgomery,
w. Va.
Mrs. Harry Propes, Miss Nancy
PrOpes and Louise Baur of Pitts
burgh were in town over the past
weekend and attended the Snow
berger-BradfOrd wedding.
Mrs. John Livingston and children
of Buffalo, N. Y, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. George S. Grier.
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Bradford
will return from their wedding trip
! to Bermuda this weekend.
Mrs. Richard Wilson, with Mrs.
Ruth Ryan of Harrington left for
California last Wednesday for a
months visit with Sgt. and Mrs.
David Ryan in San BernardinO,
California.
Jack Webb returned home Mon
! day after a plane trip to Ankara
Turkey, where he was one of five
boys taking part in an exchange
trip there. arranged through the
Civil Air Patrol.
Miss Elizabeth Carlisle returned
to her home in SwarthmOre, Pa, on
Sunday after spending a few days
at Slaughter Beach with Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Draper, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard F. CrovettC
of BOOthwyn, Pa, were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Mat.
thews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Holloway OF
Williamsburg, Va, were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank R
GrieT.
Mrs. Duane Lynne is in Toronto
Canada attending the convention O
the Association Women of thu
World. Mrs. Lynne will also attend
the convention OF the Home Demon
stratiOn Clubs, being held in Boston
before returning home.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-21
Calvary Circle No. 2

On Friday evening, July gath,
Circle No. 2 of Calvary Methodist
w. S. c. S. met at the cottage Of
the leader, Mrs. Elizabeth POOre,
at Slaughter Beach, where MEM
bers and their families enjoyed a
hot dOggie roast. A most enjoy
able evening was had by all pres
ent.
On Wednesday evening, August
26th, member and their families
are invited to the cottage of Mrs.
Lulu Webb, at Dewey Beach, for
covered dish supper.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-21
Happenings In State

CULVER RESIGNS = Gov. J..
Caleb BOggs Wednesday of this
week reluctantly accepted the res
ignatiOn of Samuel N. Culver of
Delmar from the State Highway
Commission.
Mr.. Culver, who is critically i'll,
submitted his resignation upon ad-
vice of his physicians and family.
In accepting the resignation,
Governor BOggs expressed keen
regret and hoped that Mr.. Culver
would have a speedy recovery.
Both Governor Boggs and the
members of the State Highway
Commission praised Mr.. Culver for
his valuable services on the COM
mission and his previous services
to the state.
Mr.. Culver had been a member
of the Highway Commission since
1850. He has been a prominent
Democratic leader in Sussex Coun-
ty and at one time was a member
of the General Assembly.
Ali CAMP-"Know Your Neigh
bors" will be the theme of the
fifth annual Delaware All camI
to be held at Camp Barnes, neal
FrankfOrd, August oath to Septem-
Der 5th. State All Leader Sam
Gwinn announces that 115 CAMP
ers and leaders are enrolled fol-
each of the two weeks.
Campers will devote mornings
to classes in outdoor cookery
campcraft, leathercraft, miniature
gardens, nature study, camp news
paper, home nursing, and similar
projects.
Afternoon programs include In
dian tribal meetings, sports con-
tests, and swimming in the new
pool. Daily assembly programs and
vesper services will be built
around individual themes-witI
each day using a new theme. Yes.
per services will be held on the
bank. overlooking Miller's Creek.
AT night the campers divide into
four Indian tribes - Delaware
Cherokee, Seneca, and Susquehan.
ma.
Club leaders and members of the
All Order of Link, the honorary
All society, will hold a two-day
weekend camp August 29th and
SOth.
High lncOme-Residents of Della
ware had the highest per capita in
come Of any state group in tn,
United States last year, according t.
a report by the Office of Business
Economics of the U. S. Department
OF Commerce. The average incOm,
for DelaWareans was $2,26O.
Other states with high incOm,
per capita were Nevada, S2,25O
Connecticut, S2,OSO; New York
$2,O3S; California, S2,O32; Illinois
1888, and New Jersey, $1,959.
Only four states showed a de
crease: South Dakota, 13 per cent
North Dakota, II per cent; Wyo
ming, three per cent; and Montana
two per cent. The first two wert
affected by a sharp drop in agri
cultural incomes.
Personal incomes increased ma
tiOnally by almost $13,0OO,O0O owe
1851, the figures showed. Incom
was $242,529,0OO,OOO in 1851, S255,
367 100000 in 1852.
Mississippi had the lowest pc
capita income last year, with $81S
The national average was $1.63S
Delaware, although it's income wa
the highest in dollar value, did no
show as high'a a percentage increas
over 1851 as did states like Kansas
with 20 per cent, and Nevada, wit
Is per cent.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-21
Birthday Party

Buddy Wisseman celebrated his
14th birthday on Sunday, August
9th, and on Saturday afternoon
was given a surprise party in his
honor. His guests came at and
spent an enjoyable afternoon to-
gether. Present for the outdoor
play and the birthday ice cream
and cake were Donnie Steiner,
Teddy and Donnie Fisher, Jack
Walls, Jack Willis and Wayne
HOyt, his brother, Darrell and his
sister and brOther-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Burbage of Norfolk,
Va.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-21
Wedding
TRICE LARAMORE

Miss Ada Trice of 9 Maple Ave
nue., Milford, and Lawrence Lara
more of Harrington, were married
Saturday, August 18th, at Denton,
Md, by Rev. Thomas Huntington,
at the Grace Methodist Church at
1870 a. m. Mrs. Martha MOwbray,
sister of the bride, was matrOn of
honor and the best man was Mr..
Harvey Rumble. After the cere-
mony, pictures were taken, and the
happy couple left for a honeymoon
weekend in Cambridge. They will
make their home in Harrington.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-21
Helen Wilgus Receives
Scholarship

Word has been received that
Helen Wilgus, daughter of Mrs. S.
Willis Hammond, has been award
ed a $500 scholarship to the Uni
veTsity of Delaware. Helen is
spending her second summer at
Bethany Beach working at the Sea-
side Inn. Two other Milford girls,
Dorothy Bennett and Betty Mae
SnOwberger are there also.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-21
OBITUARY
STEELE

STEELE
George B. Steele, Jr., aged 65
years, retired farmer, died at his
home in DagsbOTO on Thursday,
August 18th, after a long illness.
A son of the late George B. and
Lavinia Banks Steele, he is sur
vived by his wife, Mrs. Emma l..
Steele; 2 daughters, Mrs. Mary
Perdue, Salisbury, Md; Mrs.
Elizabeth Campbell, Selbyville; a
son, Elmer Steele, Clarksville; 5
grandchildren; one great-grand-
son; a sister, Mrs. Clara ThOmp-
son, Millville, and brothers, John
r. Steele, Louis and Ebe Steele,
all of DagsbOro. Funeral services
were held in the WatsOn-Gray
Funeral Home, in FrankfOrd, on
Sunday afternoon at two o'clock
Rev. Arthur Backus. pastor Oi
Christ Methodist Church, in Days
borO, Officiated. Interment in St
Georges Methodist Cemetery, in
ClarksVille.
JOSEPH
Paul Richard Joseph, 10 month!
old son of Charles H. and Saili'
Ann Short Joseph, died Sunday
afternoon, August 10th, in Milford
Memorial Hospital about fOul
hours after being stricken at th'
home Of his great-grandmotheT
Mrs. Francis Burgette Short, il
Milford. In addition to the parents
the child is survived by a twil
brother, Howard Andrew Joseph
his grandparents, Judge Isaac d
Short, II, of Georgetown and Mrs
Uula Morton Short, of LeWes ant
his great-grandmOther, Mrs. Fran
els Burgette Short, Milford. Funer
al services were held in the Care.
Funeral Home, Georgetown, Ol
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
Rev. Robert E. Green, pastor O
/ Avenue Methodist Church, in Mil
ford, Officiated. Interment in UniOl
Cemetery, in Georgetown.
LINDALE
Mrs. Anna Adam Lindale, "a, G
Pennington, wife of Augustus Lin
dale, died Saturday, August Il
1858, in Milford Hospital thre
days following the birth of he
ninth child. Mrs. Lindale was bOr
in the Milford area and had live
here all her life. In addition t
her husband and infant daughter
Rosemary F. Lindale, she leave
eight other children, Elizabeth P
s.; Margaret L., 8; Augusta, z
Harry j., s; Helen E., 4; twi
boys, Nicholas B. and Anton 3
three years old, and John A., 2
months; her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Joseph Adam, Milford, and tw
brothers, Anton Adam, Milford, an
Joseph Adam, Chester, Pa. tn
funeral was held at $3.50 a. m
Tuesday from the Lofland Funers
Home with requiem mass at 10 o
clock in st. Johns Church, Mi
ford. Interment in Odd Fellow
Cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-21
Local Happenings


RUmmage Sale-A Rummage Sale
is to be held on Saturday, August
22nd, in front of Torch's factory,
beginning at 8 o'clock. Benefit of
the Beth Sholom Community Center.
RUMMAGE SALE - Kent Chap
ter No. IL Eastern Star will hold
a rummage sale in the old magis-
trate Office on North East Front
street, Milford, on Saturday, Au-
gust p, starting at 10 o'clock.
There will be many bargains on
sale for all ages.
Library Gift-The library has re-
ceived a memorial gift of Scharf's
History of Delaware. This rare,
valuable set considered the author
| ity on early Delaware history is a
great addition to the library, as well
as many other gifts and memorial
books, recently presented by in
terested friends from other states
as well as this community.
CHURCH WOMEN-An executive
meeting of the local members of
the Council of Church Women will
be held in the Baptist Church on
Tuesday at two-thirty. Miss Edith
L. GrOner, financial director in the
New York Office of the National
Council, will be present and will
address the group. All members are
invited to be present. Mrs. Carl
COlell, president of the Milford
Council, will preside. Miss GrOner
is itinerating through the State
and will visit the five councils.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-21

their parents, have made their
home with their great-grand-
mother, Mrs. Francis Burgette
Short, who has watched with
much interest and love their
progress and growth. Friends
are expressing their sympathy
to each of the family, who
deeply feel the brunt Of the
loss.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. James d. o.
Steen of Washington, d. c., are
the proud parents of a son,
born on July q in Sibley Me-
mortal Hospital in that city.
He has been named James
Daniel O'Steen, .Jr. Mrs. o.
Steen is the former Miss Mari
lynne West. daughter of DR..
James e. West.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-21

Mrs. Duane Lynne is in To-
rOntO, Canada, this week at
tending the convention of AS
sOciated Country Women of
the World, which meets every
three years. The last one was
held in Amsterdam. Mrs.
Lynne met Mrs. Margaret NAL
lOry of Hythe, England, with
whom she has corresponded
since the last convention and
will bring her to Delaware as
her guest following their trip.
They will visit Ottawa and
then attend the Home Demon
stratiOn Clubs convention held
in Boston before returning
here. Mrs. Mallory will sail
from New York City for home
next month.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-21

Letters from Mrs. Frank
BOan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward J. Saleyan, are full of
the beauty and friendliness of
Honolulu and it's people. Mrs.
BOan recently flew with her
husband, a Coast Guardsman,
from California to Hawaii, and
they are now well settled in an
apartment for their stay of two
years there.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-21

In World War II there were
about $4,000 battle deaths of AM
orleans in the Pacific area.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-21

During the lifetime Of President
Thomas Jefferson. three other
Presidents we're frequent guests at
Monticello, his home-John Adams.
James Madison and James Mons
roe.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. S. Pennewill
Isaacs are the happy parents
of a daughter, born in Memoir
ial Hospital on Tuesday, Au-
gust IS. She has been named
Patricia Ellen Isaacs. They
have a daughter Carol and a
son Edgar.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-21
Weekly Weather
Report For Milford

From Thursday, August 13 To We'd
nesday, August 19, Inclusive
John E. Barcus, weather record
er for the United States Govern
ment, reports the following weather
conditions for Milford as recorded
on instruments located on Lake
view avenue, for the week begin
ming Thursday, August 13. and end
ing Wednesday, August 10, inclu-
sive:
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-21
VRGINIA 5. ToWNsENp

Elizabeth DeChant, and Mr..
Lee c. McMillen, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph McMillen of
Cleveland, Ohio, which was re-
Gently announced by the Rev
erend and Mrs. John M. De-
Chant. of CrestOn, Ohio. Miss
DeChant, a 1851 graduate of
the College of Wooster, is in
training at the Presbyterian
Hospital School of Nursing,
Columbia Medical Center in
New York City, and will re-
ceive her bachelor of science
degree in January. Mr.. Nc
Millen has his bachelor of
science degree in education
from Kent State University
and will receive his masters
degree from the same school
in September. He has accept
ed position as music super
visor in the East Palestine,
Ohio, schools. The wedding
will take place during the
winter. The DeChant family
will be we'll remembered here.
a
Cadet Jack Webb returned
home Monday. For the past
month Jackie has been travel
ling by plane to and from Tur-
key, stopping in the Azores,
Italy, Germany, Greece and
France enrOute. This was an
exchange program developed
by the Civil Air Patrol, and
Jackie won the trip in compe-
tition with other boys from
this state. One hundred and
ten cadets met in Washington
and were sent to different
countries, five of them going
to Ankara, Turkey. The same
number landed in that city on
Sunday and then on home. 1t
was a wonderful experience and
one that Jackie enjoyed and
will be remembering for
long time.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-21

Most cork produced in the U. S.
comes from old trees in California.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-21

OF local interest is the en-
gagement of Miss Margaret
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-21

The news of the short ill
ness and death of Ricky, twin
ten months old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Joseph on sun
day, brought grief to his fam
lily and sorrow to their friends.
Since the birth of Ricky and
Howard the latter part of Oc-
tober Of last year, they, with
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. William Kutz
are the proud parents of
son, born in Memorial HOspi-
tai on Tuesday, August 18.
They have a son, Douglas.
Mrs. Kutz was the former
Miss Barbara Hart.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-21

PANELISTS BAFFLED-DOnald
Utz, of Newark, is $50 to the
good because his occupation
stumped the panel on the network
television program, Whats My
Line?"
Mr.. Utz, the first guest last
Sunday night, won by whisker
When the four panelists exhausted
the ten wrong gUesses they are
allowed, they had correctly deter
mined his field, but hadn't pinned
down the nature of his Job.
Panelists Steve Allen and Ben
nett Cert got so far as ito ascertain
that he "has something to do with
cows"
/ Mr.. Utz is a salesman for. the
Universal Milking Machine Com.
pany.
Chairman-CoI. Ralph S. Baker
has been named as chairman fol
the Boy Scout finance campaign ii
Georgetown, according to John ]
McGovern, campaign chairman FOL
the eastern Sussex District.
The campaign is due to begin il
this area on Sept. 16. Other towI
chairmen in Eastern Sussex in
cluGe. Aldon H. Murray at Selby
vile; William Carpenter for Lewes
William Porter at Milton and james
Wolf for Millsboro.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-21

VFW PROGRAM-The Veterans
of Foreign Wars organization in
Delaware will map it's fall and
winter program at a meeting to-
night at Greenwood.
Outstanding on the agenda, ac-
cOrding to Elwood B. Richards of
Selbyville, department commander,
are a membership campaign and
plans to promote community serv-
ice.' In addition, all posts will be
urged to participate in the State
Chest X-ray Survey, planned for
this autumn.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-21

Killed-Mrs. Mary B. Antonini,
54, of Ocean City. Md, was struck
and killed instantly by an auto
mobile last Thursday night as she
attempted to cross the Ocean High
way, three miles south of Fenwick
Island, below the Delaware Mary
land state line.
Police said the victim was hit by
an automobile driven by Nicholas
.C. Read, of Chevy Chase, Md.
Maryland State Policewho i'm
vestigated the accident said that
Read was blinded by the lights Of
another car, and failed to see Mrs.
Antonini as she started to cross the
highway. She was pronounced dead
at the scene of the accident. No
charges were brought against Read,
but DR.. Francis ]. Townsend, Jr..
medical examiner for Worcester
County is investigating the case.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-21

HE wedding on Sat
urday of Miss Joan
Mildred SnOwberger
and Mr.. James Car
row Bradford, was
Evening star., 1953-02-22
ROOMS FuRNIsEED-N.w.

1880 l6th ST. N.w.-Lee.. comfort,
clean rni.; bathroom floor: phone
privileges: conv. transp.; SS0-$40,
sss e. ALISON IIzSed sr.-1se. fr., rm.; $40
conn. 6SaS Ave. AZ uecsooo5 o5-ReflneS RSiesi guest
at door. no. 2-43O0, ext. 32s.
NEAT ROOM. excel
lent transportation: free use OF
phone: convenient location: young
person or student desired. CAL EN-.
CHEVY iSSi CHASE. D. C.-Por gentle.
man who appreciates fine pvt. home;
very large nicely furn. front rm.,
dbl. bed, desk: next bath with show
ssnssasna1 e sss MS Snls sSoSs sSS r. family
trac. rm.: good tr6nsp.; unlimited
phone; use Of hotplats. De: 2-S3S3.
NICELY FURN. LGE. FRT. RIM,
refgr: and stove; pvt. home; conven;
g Pm. weekdays after 8. AID,
vic. T1.scs; COL. RID. AND 1s.h-A sunny
rm. In lge. apt; Govt. empl. lady;
By: priyHss;;;, best transp.: $40 mo-
ME6 nM1ss pCfSOu Win 0Ny pOolIIou
Tel. DU. 7-4565; city references.
% TsSd.n S bik. from Conn. ave ave
1918 iSth 81. NV nice sgi
for 2 men or man and wife; neal
DUPONT CIRCLE lbelow). Excel; spa.
eicTs rm; for I: iireplSs igs. closet g;
yefi: Dl.. 9:30-2:30 daily. aSeep
NJ. WARDMAN PIX 2s12 cathedra
ave. NV. Lse. rm. and porch; pvt
,sS4 s9Re uNpEkEW6oSS SH5 EsWSto S4S sr G9 57tls
nicely furn., I'm. with. pvt. bath
man $40. RA. 3-7OO4.
LOVELY LGE. RIM. conv. loc., Z
empl. girls or cpl, kit. privii. NO
7-4721. all day Sunday.
GIG QUACKENBOS-N dec. rms
for or 2 girls. complete pvt. bath
TIL 2.l7R2
Evening star., 1953-02-22
RMs.. APIS. 30 SHARE tcsat.D

CONGENIAL BACHELOR TO share
comfortable NV. home with 3 oth-
ers' maid and meals. DE. 2-6bS6.
NEAR wARDMAN PARK HoTEI-
ssSs@ aDs sb shaFs sec7 Ssh 'ou2s as
ARL:--n you want to share . place
and feel at home. this Is It. Attrac.
blond furn.. TV, kit. and lndry.
grtHynillss;. empl. cple. or . girls, IA.
MIDD1LR-AGED GENTLEMAN Would
sss. z G.. ipa5 f. 5SssS .f'ss ss' s'ss s%
FRONT RM. in apt. 4th a.. siev.
Dldg.: breakfast pTivils. to lady.
bU. fass 1880 isss st; Exs n.% s0s. Apt 4oa. Gan
i Or Z GIRLS Is to 90; share 2-bedpm.
apt. liv. rm., dinette. Kit. and bath.
In apt. BLDG. conv. transp.. NV.
GIRL TO SHARE ist-fioor apt. 90
80, kit. liy. rm.. bedrm.. bath, front
pnd e. nT Tsar Ho GSreses s.sss17 l7aa KiieosSsns
YoUNG MAN to ~SSs; share nicely iGrn.
house, nv. maid: laundry. meals,
NORTHWEST SECTION = Furn. or
unfurnished room in apt. for re-
f,ned lady; References sxchansed.
ALEX. lady to share apt. with enpl.
SSs slsso ssis6as si. PE RE. e-ssas sssaSn ssn'
MAN wants mature professional or
grad. student to share convenient
and CONT. 3-rm. apt. Near Fort
REFINED BUsiNEsS WOMAN, 80
ner, telephone no. 2-2SS3, 22S
NEAT CONGENIAL GIRL, 2O-25. to
share lge. bedrm. apt, NV. sec.
with others. S2s.76 mo. IA.
LADY wants to share 2-bedrm. house
smoker: mHSHs.eTr: Is minis. to PentaEon. XII.
GIRL. is-2s, to share newly furn.
.bedrm. apt; .49l2 Kansas ave..
Mn Mn. AGED 81: christian aisa' woman to sh.r.
tWin-bedrm. apt. in mod. apt. bldg;
2 blks. Hecht,s Arl. ia. 2-654S aft. /.
GIRL, 25-30, to share spacious 2-rm.
apt; ! blk. Dupont Circle. Cali CO.
wi1SW SesTs sSni WIZ or sHaR sftsI Pm wEday: ,,as
apt. Choice bldg. and location. Pvt.
GENTLEMAN. 1886, COLLEGE grad. or
house In alexandria with consenisi
ington: XII. s-SS7s or KI. o-i6aa.
WORKING LADY to share nicely
furn. apartment with another: SS
NpSr PET week includes sll. Il: 7.4240;
or ! riris. 90 20 to 40, HtnnSs0H; to share With
one other; 10 min. Pentagon, 20
min. downtown; avail. March i;
CONNECTiCUT -bedrm
apt; to share with one girl. HO.
JEWisH LADY to shar. apt. near
CHRISTIAN MOTHER and child to
share apt. with same; night child
care II desired. Call EX. S-64OO.
Ext. 1924 days. and RA. 3-OIS3
IIg nights and week ends. Ask for
APARTMENT 10 share in Virginia:
good transportation to Pentagon and
Navy Annex. Win consider mother
snd child up to 2 years old. Temple
ONE Ni ftGi GIRL, $3.50. to .h.r. room,
1920 conn. AVE.-Empioyed lady,
share attrac. furn. l-bedrm. apt.
kWin beds; COW. transp.; ref. exch,
I'm S-7lSO sun. after /, ewes. $3.50.
ANACOSTIA-:Will rent rm. or
snare S1t bedrms,. liv. rm.. dinette.
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4-46s4 after $3.50. all day Sun.
REFINED LADY. preferably Jewish wish to
saH5s privi. tsSn' Ss6 ma apt; kit ,6ad End util.
COLoRED@1 OR : GIRLS SyVO' 70 sh.r.
twin beds: privileges. RA. o-S4o0
after 9 pm.