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PUBLICATION
Public notice is hereby given that in accordance with the
Pentheny Employees Compensation Act Of August rs, 1890
as amended, all employers Of three or more employees are
liable for compensation to employees performing work for
them, for disability Or death arising from such en-
ployment, except, those engaged in religious services, domes-
tic service, or work in their homes, and Shall subject to III
penalty Of not exceeding $4,000 81 imprisonment for not
more Than six months for failure to insure, secure the pay
-ment of compensation under said Ordinance by insuring with
the Municipal Insurance Fund; and it shall be the duty Of
every employer affected by this Ordinance to file with the
Assistant Commissioner of Finance, not later than January 10
1854, a statement under oath, showing the number OF persons
employed, the kind Of occupation or industry, and the total
amount Of wages actually paid during the calendar year l9o5
"a separate report, showing the estimated employment Tor
the calendar year 1854, must also be filled by January 70,
1854. !.
In view Of the amendment Of the Pentheny Employees
Compensation Act effective July 80, 1858, all adjustments or
estimated reports covering policies written on or after this
date must show salaries or wages up to a maximum Of $4O.
per week ii the case Of any single employee. Adjustment re-
ports for the calendar year 1858 written prior to- July 90, 1858
will, as heretofor, reflect salaries and wages only up TO e
maximum Of $40 per week ia any individual case.
Copes Of the required forms are being sent all employers
believed to be subject to the Ordinance, for filing these re-
ports. It shall, nevertheless, be the duty Of any employer
subject to the Ordinance who may not have received forms
to request them from the Assistant Commissioner Of Finance
and to make the required reports by January IS, 1854. pay
ment Of the adjustment premiums for the year 1853 as we'll
as the estimated premiums for the year 1854 to be made BY
January 81; 1854
Every employer affected is required BY Section n Of the
Ordinance to keep an accurate record Of the number Of his
employees and wages paid them and such record shall be
available at any time to the Compensation Commissioner as
well as the Assistant Commissioner of Finance.
al addition to the penalty for failure to insure, employers
failing to file statements on the date specified will be sub
ject to i FIRE Of not more than $4,000, and for failure to keep
proper records Of wages paid. a fine Of five times the amount
of the difference between the premium paid an dthe premi-
I'm which should have been paid which fine shall be assessed
and collected in the same manner as the premiums:
Christiansted, ST. Croix, Dec. y, 1858
UDVIG a. CONRAD
Asst. Commissioners of Finance
Custodian Municipal Insurance Fund
, 1953-12-22
SHOP AT
The international Shop

The International Shop
where your purchases win be
wrapped in Christmas tissue and
ribbon free Of charge.
They win also wrap your par
GELS for mailing, fill the necessary
Custom papers and post it for
you. Thus saving you time and
bother.
Open every night until 8 pm
including Christmas Eve.
So shop at
The Inferno Shop
ChristisnSted
, 1953-12-22
N q G E

Friday and Saturday being
holidays The New ST. Croix
Savings Bank will be open
for business on Thursday the
24th Of December 1853 from
8 pm. 70 5 pm
D. S. ARMSTRONG
President
, 1953-12-22
BY the Governor
Of the
Virgin Islands Of the United States
Al PROCLAMATION
OIDsFASHIONED CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL
Q5
BY the Governor
BY virtue Of the power in

BY virtue Of the power in ne vested, I hereby declare
Monday, December Is, 1858. IS ! public holiday il Che Ny
inequality Of ST. Crofx for the purpose q permitting the parti-
cipation Of the people Of ST croz II the old-Fashioned
Christmas Festival 1883
Witness my hand and the Seal Of the Government Of
the Virgin Islands Of the United States, at charlotte Amaile,
ST. Thomas. Virgin Islands, this eighteenth day ct Derember'
I'D, 1858.
NORRIS +. DE CASTRO 81
Governor @
(SEA9
BY the Governor:
Daniel w. Ambrose
Government Secretary
, 1953-12-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Please take notice that an application for Summary Adj
ministration Of the Estate Of COGGINS, deceased
has been made by MARIA COGGINS KING and ALFREDO
COGGINS. Any creditors having a claim against the deced-
ent shall file same in the Court Or with the undersigned with
in thirty (3) days from this date. Persons indebted to said
estate are hereby requested to make payment to the under
signed Within the said time,
Dated December IA, 1858.
, 1953-12-22
(SEAD
BY the Governor:
Daniel w. Ambrose
Government Secretary

DIVISION OF SAINT cRoIx AT cHH1sTIANsTED
r. liz matter Of the Estate Of PROBATE NO. g. 1858
JAMES COGGINS, Deceased Summary Administration
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
, 1953-12-22

Almeric L. Christian
Attorney for Petitioners
, 1953-12-22
LUDWIG B. CONRAD

Asst Commissioner Of Finance
Custodian, Municipal Insurance Fund
Evening star., 1953-04-28
Births Reported
(From the D. c. Bureau of vital statistics)

-" BOYS.
William and Mary Boyce.
Paul and Celia Ehrlich.
Ed and Joan Gauthier.
GAIA and Patricia Gretz.
Richard and Donna Lee.
EdTard TsrE .nd and Sss virsnits MfMahon'
Nicholas and Eta Pistolas.
Charles and Ann Somers, jr.
Donald and Anne Willett.
Charles md OZella Burrus.
Robert and Gladys Ealy.
Willie and Mary jackson.
George and Liu Moy.
Jasper and Evelyn Early.
Daniel and Mary Flynn.
Lynwood and Violette Hariyel.
Adrian and Regina Kidwell.
John and Edna Lumpkin.
Donald and Louise Mcmillan.
Edward and Rosemary Rodill.
Robert and Margaret Voight.
James and Geneva Calbourn.
George a-d Elaine Harris.
Charles and Ida Jones.
Joseph and Evelyn Wilson.
GIRLS.
Thomas and Mary Blackwood, jr:
Ralph and Barbara Campbell.
Bobby and Catherine DeBoard.
George anc Lois LonaS.
John and Barara Nicola.
William and Marjorie Phillips.
Dale and Jean Shambaugh.
Charles and Doris Swearingen.
Edgar and Laura Burke.
Alfred and Avis Hawkins.
Anthony and Ruth McGhee.
Alexander and Ethel Parker, jr.
Melvin and Thelma Streets.
Fawell and Evelyn Workman.
Ermen and Dorothy Boscoe.
Timothy and Mary Collins.
William and Nathalie Lovett.
Joseph and Doris Napoli.
James and -Jacauelynn Price.
Harvey and Elizabeth Storck.
Walter and Minnie Utterback.
Harold end Gertrude Carter.
Walter and Mary Jackson.
Caldwell and Sylvia Mcmillan.
Robert and Lady Smith.
and Mary Swami.
Evening star., 1953-04-28
Deaths Reported

(By the D. C. Bureau OF Vital statistics.)
William M. Nichols, sS. 334s Military I'd.
NV.
Sarah v. Pettey. ss. 49o1 Conn. ave r. W.
Harry w. Grinder. rs. 172S 18th ST. Sc.
Joseph N. Benner. sr, 76, 5816 3rd st.
NV
John 8. Mohler. 73, washington.
William F. Thill. ~, 5417 18th st. NV.
Lawrence M. Sweeney. SO. 1887 Park
Linwood James. es. 1860 East Capitol
st.
Alfred e. Lewis, jr.. So. 2033 Florida
ave NV.
Mary C. Cochran, 4s, 1889 Eye st. NV.
Kahanob E. Roads, 3S. 4918 North
Arturo E. Alers. 35. 1920 Girada st. NV.
Richard T. Jones'. %. San Diego, Calf.
John Caesar 81. 636 Florence st. ne.
Ellen Magruder 81. 81 L st. ne.
Evening star., 1953-04-28

Isaiah Hall. So. 96I r st. NV.
Roger Willis 81. 3515 s. Kemper rd..
Beatrice Clarke. So, 300 st. s.w.
Thomas Smith, so, 712 18th st. ne.
Howard Fleming, 80. 272 Kentucky ave.
Evening star., 1953-04-28

George c. ober. jr.. 81. 2946 Upton st.
Annie Rubin, AZ. 1893 Sheridan st. NV.
Alvin d. Hall. %. Arlington. Va.
Julia johnson, 20. 1921 Virginia ave-
NV.
Mamie Brooks, 81. 1900 Lamont st. n.ws
Evening star., 1953-04-28
Points for Purents-sy Edy'h Thome. wo'oe.

Mother: I'm afraid that
Billie is not as bright as our
other children. They talked so
early and he talks SO little
and so poorly.
Evening star., 1953-04-28

Mother: Doctor, will you
;eSt our 3-year-old sons hear
ing? He's very slow in learn
ing to talk and it is hard to
understand him.
Evening star., 1953-04-28
coot's the Fashion, sass

Woter-repeent royon and acetate check coot that you
can wear beIted swoeger style. Note the unique
dort detailing SNORT turn back cuffs ond above
oI the matching bow eop Sold. grey. 10 to 10.
Second Floor-Washineton and Arlington
Evening star., 1953-04-28
Sheers are Washable!
1875

Wonderfully on bembere typical Geo9ono
whole Lett Mondon
neck II to TO- Polko dot "o oFess
Navy black, brown red. Ii to A.
SeundFoo
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

movers. We move bv the Job lob or I hour.
Dependable. low rates. DE. 2-6l36.
LARGE stake body: ton-and-la, with
services. DICK, ME. S-7219 Sc
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
ss5SSs the soumtr' safe storage IN
ARE YOG MOVING to California V or
to some other Western State Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates; JuDsoN
l bsssb.. n. HAuLNG noe eesl rn0yinS
st. Hs t cD RI s9fso after pm
MOVING: Lowest rates in town All
MoYERs. 70 a.ssso. wal
MOVING VAN-By Job or hour;
With driver. $3.50; men. SIS. JE
VAN sERv1cE-Movins and
general hauling. ct any time. Free
estimate. Reas. rates. 10. 3-54O7
MOVING - Also fast pickup on
trunks. luggage, boxes. etc. Day
and night. 2 days q wk. ia. 9-0115.
TRANsFER-we will move
y. johnston IISsHS, TRANS
FER. Appliances, trunks or baggage;
any time. incl. Sun. no. 2-?0S0.
MOVING AND sTORaGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment On your moving: storsge;
reas. IA. 9-2937; eyes,. RIA. 3-14l6.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

SILVER SPRING - Vicinity Johns
Hopkins Laboratory. 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial. full bsmt.. near elemen-
tary school and transportation. 81 so
mo. It'll pm. 10. 5-2SOO. HUG
3R14 MILITARY RD.-Det. rms
st,i baths ssod hN N s C9in cellar and
NEWLY DEC. 4 bedrms,. Ia baths;
Bendix washer. TV; excel. transp.;
$3.50 mo: Call ia. 9-7975. 3
Oh. CHI. p. CT attrac. furn. 3-bedrm.
house, short or long period. AID.
FOR LARGE FAMILY: mr.. Capitol
6-rm. furn. brick home; As bedrms.;
Cd. cond. Elk. 3-6S4S. Lv. name, phi.
AMER. UNIV.-Three oedrms.. Ia
baths, sunrm.: COW. to bus and shop
ping; S22b mo. Wo. 6-o193 or RE
sMv 1Te sPRNG-rwo bedrms.: nr.
school and Shopping: full bsmt.;
$3.50 mo. 10. 0-0326 -
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apts or
houses or sublets: Wash, Va. white:
open DAYS MA. S-0O0l.
WANTED, 2-bedroom apt. unfurn..
NV. or Capitol Hill, available June
/; 3 employed adults. Call after 6
pm, AID 4-2363, Ext. FOL. 80"
BUSINESSMAN DESIRES 1-bedrm.
apt, furn. or Dnfurn., in vic. of
Cathedral and Conn. ave. NV. June
]. Box Bod, Star. >"
SINGLE gentleman desires attrac.
furn. living room and bedrm. apt, or
studio-type rm. with bath or semi
pvt. bath in outer NV. area. Box
329-D. Star.
DOCTOR, wife and child desire 2 or
8 bedrm. unfurn. apt, June l or 10,
in NV. Wash. or suburb. Call AID.
4-1ft35 .
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

TAVERN. beer. wine; air-cond.; ODD
Sold. Home; new hosp. ctr. OWNER.
No phone calls. 100 Upshur st.
HARDWARE STORE, fully equipped
and stocked. Cheap rent. Hu; g.
LARGE SERVICE STATION for 2 lease;
no good will to buy: moderate capt
tai investment required. Located
30OS Rhode Island ave. ne. Phone
NE: 8.0443 bet. and for APP
GAS sTATFioN FOR SALE, with net
income. Of $500 per year, leased
to major oil company which pays
taxes on property. Price, $65, 900.
GIFT III I AND pSf Eco Accession; SO
leaving Washington. Call for appt.
RE; f-464s. THE GIFT STALL.
BEAUTY SALON-Downtown location.
Air eonditio Toned Very reasonable.
USED Ea!H Cal! "a BUs1NEss-well eo mSp
35-car lot in ideal NV. location; ex-
Gel. lease. Reason for selling. getting
new-car franchise Only responsible
parties, please. Box 1876. Star.
REsTAURANT-ABc lie. on-and- of
sale: loo, on cor. Of busy intersec. in
ness with q future. Priced for i'm
med. sale. To inspect. call Mr.. Brown
with YEoNAs REALTY. ia. $4,000.
GROCERY-MEAT-Excel. loo. in Falls
Church. Monthly sales over SIS, 900.
Good lease, low rent. business show
ing high profits. Priced below mar
KEY value with low down pymt. To
aspect tr gall Mr. Brown with YEoNAs
DRY CLEANING and laundry agency.
LARGE? suB 81 cAn 1875 CO. for sale:
Excel Excel equip; and in fun operation;
BUTCHER sHoP FOR sALE-Retail
and wholesale business. Only meat
store in area. ia. 5-90S4 or JE.- A.
GAS STATIONS bays with an ex-
Gel lease and most desirable dntn.
loo; Unusual oppoI;. for small in
USED CAR LOT, lights, bldg, good
lease, low rent. Georgia ave. ioca-
ton. Prestwood. RA. 1854. a
newsstand and sightseeing conces-
sion in downtown hotel; new equip
ment; owner has other business.
WHEN hRi 0- SELLING OUR HOUSES to
ally take back 3-to-5-yr. gilt-edge
purchase money trusts which We
offer for sale at reas. discount. If
interested. write for details. Box
DUMf Truck. late model. should
Driver viii stay. GULF sTATioH.
1881 Bladensburg I'd. Ii. 3-9l92.
DUPLICATING SERVICE OPPOR.,
experienced operator, salesman,
own equipment. downtown. Box
335-D. Star. Il
NOVELTY STORE-Long estab. bust
ness. $4,000 gross, opportunity at
only $4,000, Inventory eommsnsu-
HAGAN, JU. -S-43S3, "a
SEVEN ROOMS, 9 baths income $3.50,
lease, excellent furniture, must sell:
make an offer. Inquire 947 last st.
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LANGLEY PARK Mn
HOUSES TO SHARE

COUPLE would like 2 bedrms.. liv. nm.
kit. and bath, I'd. and laund. privils.
in suburban D. c. APP. 7-Ss1O. -3L
GIRL TO SHARE attrac. house with
3 other girls. Bet. $500. Sill. Spg
Md; $40 plus utils. JU. S-39T0.
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MOTOR COURT

one Of the best locations on U. s.
No. 1. south OF Alexandria; go
rental units and living quarters for
owner Receipts about $4,000 in
80. REQUIRES high-class operator
and substantial down payment. For
information call XII. e-0l97. JOHN
HILL CARTER, Jr., Realtor, eli
Prince st.. Alexandria, Va.
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CHEVERLY

Liv. rm with firepl.. din. rm.. COM
plete kit, . bedrms and tile bath
LIST f.: stairway to unfin. attic !;
full bsmt.; gas heat. Only . yrs.
old; Sl25 per mo. Available June -.
CLYDE r. ADAMS. REALTOR
$40 Annapolis Rd UN. 4-l143
Open evenings It'll pm.
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pEALERs WANTED

Of nationally advertised
homes. garages and utility. buildings
has dealer-distributor franchise avail
able for Prince Georges and Mont
gomery Counties, Maryland; LOU
Va. and the District. We offer en-
individual or firm who can show
financial stability and proven
sales BACKGROUND an opportunity TO
net So5.0 900 to 5000 annually.
No inventory required. A small.
fully protected Investment Is re-
uuired. We make available to our
dealers financing for his customers.
Replies held in strict confidence.
interviews will be held in wash
inston. Reply to Box 5143, Belti7
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RESTAURANT-G GRILL
Just reduced, Downtown, near Govt.
and once bldss. Short hours, SIP
Gay wk. Well equip, Quotes 500
weekly. Easy terms.
AGENTS DI T-6501. ME- S-5454
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NEW DE LUKE BLDG.
Nay l. eaii E a8Pat S1ssss. Avai sD
CHEVY CHASE, D C.
Four bedrms., 2 baths; . blocks from
Chevy Chase Circle; $3.50 per mo.
S San BOSS d PHELPS. INC, Ma,
C GI,tI HltosTw bedrms., nv; nm, d.
mo; plus utilities. P. T. CoNsTRUC.
TON CO.. 1424 x st. NV. ST
CoLoRED-l41s T ST. N.w.-one-
nm and 2-rm:, kitchen-and-bat tn
az APIS $50 SI5 to $50 mo. See janitor
CoL6RED@loo BLK. PARK kD.
newly decorated. Call RA. $685.
bet. 3 am. and 3 pm. a
C0LORED-1IO3 v ST. N.w.-Entire
ma n: rms, baths; suitable
Ior rooming house; $14O mo. NJ.
Ne Hot $500 44fnNSAN' 1872 18th ST. "a NV
COLOREDwi4oO LIST ST. NV
rms. with ,semipyt. bath; immed. oc-
SHP'; a Hhns only; $55 mo. Call
coLoREDtMIs4s EUCLID ST. NV.
occup., approx b14r5s: s 81 50 o mo.,
incl. all utilities. To inspect. see
CoLoRE6Naass 18th ST. NV
rms. kit. and bath: $500 to
So. 80 mo-. incl. all utilities; re-
gently remodeled. redecorated apt.
bldg; adults only; immed. occup.
TO inspect, see jan. on premises, or
call ME. S-5402.
COLORED-I7O2 SEATON ST. NV;
modern, 3 rms. kit. and bath; rental
$50 per mo. MA. S-O5S7.
COkORED-I1OS COLUMBIA RID.
NV. Apt. 2O-Two rms, kit. and
bath; heat, h.w.: janitor serv. !;
porch: S75. LISS REALTY CO., NE.
S-666S.
COLORED-I6O7 O ST. N.W.-Two
rooms and bath. refrigerator, small
stove; S73.24 per month Nav be
seen sat. and Sun. Call BETHEL
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419 CHESAPEAKE Sc.
New ant. bldg. Just completed; i'm
mediate possession; 2 hedrms, liv-
tnE. room. kitchen. dining room and
bath. SIS: 80, utilities not included.
See Apt. No. col.
JACK CRAFT
sos 14th st. NV. MA. $4,000
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CAPITOL HILL

Liv. rm... bedrm,. kit, bath; COM
pletely furn; adults For appoint
ment. call Ma. s-54e1: ewes. Ii.
1887. q
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rm.. dressing closet and bath; SO.
l rm., dinette. kit. dressing closet
and bath: 500.
Above apis. are air cond: in modern,
elevator. switchboard BLDG. Apply
l4l1 N st. NV. 80
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CHILDREN ACCEPTED Lee. rm
with kitchenette. 1885 Calvert ct.
nv, nv. H H0 9;,2 So5629; RA;; 3-O277, so
RA. 3-4Ol1 for appointment. 3
Mr.. THOMAS CIRCLE-For 3 or
Sgle persons; pvt. bath and kit
Sl2O mo-, utils. incl. JE. 2-7564
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PARK CENTRAL
HOTEI-APTS

De luxe efficiancy with solarium and
Murphy bed: beautifully furnished
in completely air conditioned bldg.
with lobby and desk service; only
S103 per mo. See resident man
aver 40
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NO. ARLINGTON

Modern 3 level home. with 5 bedrooms
and 2l2 baths. First floor contains
living room, dining room, den. 3 bed
dining room and hail carpeted; .
bedrooms and bath on End A.: rec
reation room with bar: patio: Gear
garage. For appointment to inspect
call BOSS d PHELPS. INC. MA.
$4,000
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EFFIC.-N.W. section; elevator and
Ianitor service; excellent transp.
10th ST. NEAR L N.W.-Fully fur
niShed 5-room apt Will sell furni-
ture. Phone ewes. -DI. 1861. II
nth AND WEBSTER-Large bedrm
extra-large liv.-kit. combination;
utllS.; many extras. Cow. location
for 2 or 3. Child accept. RIA. 6-SS45.
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bedrooms. living room. dining room,
kitchen and bath; 500 so: utilities
included: on busline in fare zone,
See janitor. HERBERT HARVEY,
INC. 912 18th st. NV, RE. I'll 500,
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FOR 8 NICE GIRLS

Living room, bedroom. tiled bath
large beautiful kitchen with lots o
work space; everything like new
private entrance; utilities furnished
in lovely sc. neighborhood; S9(
monfb Call IN QSr-@ x
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70 Forester st. s.w.-No. 2. Two
rms. kit. and bath. dinette; S66.19.
613 Penna. ave. s.e.-No. 4. 2 rms.
kit bath; S64.4O.
FREDERICK A. BLUMER CO.
617 Penna. Ave. Sc. Ii. S-10S6
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REsTAURANT-ABC lie, on-and- of
sale: loo on cor. OF busy intersec. in
nearby Va. A good, profitable BUSH
ness with q future Priced for Inn
med. sale. To inspect call Mr.. Brown
with YEONAS REALTY. ia. S-2lOO.
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2 Bedrm., Full Basmt.
Cony. location, close transp., de-
tached
WELLoNs REALTY CO., Ii. 4-1lOo
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CHEVY CHASE, D C.
Four beGrms., 2 baths; Q blocks from
Chevy Chase Circle; $3.50 per mo.
can BOSS d. PHELPS. INC. Ma.
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TAVERN. beer. wine; air-cond.: ODD
Sold. Home; new hosp. ctr. OWNER.
No phone calls, 100 Upshur st.
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HOUSES FURNISHED Gent,

LOVELY HOME - Nearby Southern
Nd. Thirty minis. from downtown
boro pike. Four bedrms.. . baths.
auto. h.-w.h., for further infor. Call
M. PAUL HANNAH, 732 nth st.
NV. ME. S-4lO0. .
DUPONT CIR. AREA-Two bedrms.
very attr. grand piano. TV. $lS7. so
NO. 1882 after &. MA. $4,000 days
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Corner duplex, bright. airy. 1 bedrm.
liv. rm.. kit. dinette. tiled bath !;
$685. plus utils. Available immed.
RIA. e-6926.
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ROCK CREEK APIS.
2411 goth ST. NV.
A NEW BUILDING
Overlooking Rock Creek Park I
block Conn. ave.-Eficiency, S35
wk; l bedrm., $50 wk., furn., maid
serv.; free parking; utilities. Open
l0-1. DE. 2-Oq21 "A
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1894 E ST. S.E.-Desirable / bedrm.
Nv. rm. dinette kitchen and bath;
buses: off MINI. ave-: $3.50 plus
utilS ANACOSTIA FINANCE CORP.
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100 BLOCK CONsT. AVE. NE
Two bedrms., liv. rm., kit. pvt.
bath, $3.50 mo. Stove, refer. and
utils. furn. Keys 500 Mass. ave. ne.
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CONN. AT FLA. AVk.-Infee roomSs
kit, bath: firepl; p pr tie entr s0Se
CONN. AVE. csIe: excellent location
attractive Groom; kit bath. front
lovely one and two bedroom apis; :;
"a persons: sensible rentals. Wo.
WHITE, MARBLE BLDG. large room,
kitchen, bath; no children; $50
,s Siskl I S sG1 Mil ns a-oearm.
apt New twin beds. Linens. blankets.
utils. Firepl. $3.50. AID. 2-s425 q
2 RMS, kitchenette. bath, pvt: entr; (;
y wills il VIZ incl S-- Ss5 mo. 1909 18th St
I'll" The T P2RIRWVAY.." 1920 Conn. ave.
now available; completely redec. and
vel ftirn urn. 81; Si25 per mo; adult t.
secy, service. See Mrs, stearns. res.
LTv: RIM. BEDRM.. KIT, Bath,
Wills stiIi IL t1rn G-.s az house; suit. 3
Mt. PIiIiEsAsANT@s-rm. light house
keepins apt; al, utils:; linen serv.
PHI; semipvt, bath; sos. co. 5-96l5.
NEW 1-REDRM.. pvt. entrance and
doors from transp. IA. a~5573. Il
OR 9 BEDRM. APIS. Also bsmt,
1ssssti' v FIX Tos s. Ave I'VE N.w.-Nicely
furn. apt: S12-Sl7 weekly; utils :,
NICELY FURN. and decor. Q rms,
kit, bath; COW. JU. S-l4s6. Ho.
1s3S CALVERT ST. N.w.-s rms.
and bath; adults; $50 mo. Ho.
CsAhV2
MT. RAINIER-Nice!y furn. apt, Q
rms. kit. and bath; ! blk to car and
buslinss; $50. DUNN & CO., WA.
NEHR BOILING FIELD-Furn. l.
bedrm. apt. All utils. paid. 1882
Savannah pl. Sc. B
Milford chronicle., 1953-05-22

Ted Drummond: II hit home
plate before / bat"
Marvin Schelhouse: Before bat
ting, ! rub my hands together"
Milford chronicle., 1953-05-22
JUNIOR SENIOR
PROM CHATTER
Doris Greenlv

Doris Greenly
The usual veil Of secrecy which
exists among the members Of the
Junior class is now in full swing
as the day of the Junior-Senior
Prom draws near. The days are
filled with snatches of excited con-
Versation which are hastily closed
when a freshman, sophomore or
senior approaches. The nights are
more tiring since actual manual
work on the decorations is turned
out at this time.
This is a glimpse of the juniors
life anticipating the rapidly-ap-
preaching prom. Now let's see
what sthe other members of the
school are doing. The girls gather
in small groups to discuss gowns,
shoes, dates, and other necessities
for this "Big Date. Meanwhile.
the boys can usually be found dis
cussing the dance from two view
pOints-tinancial and transDOrtive.
The answers to these two problems
are usually found in Dads pocket
book and garage.
Although the theme is, as usual.
Well-guarded secret, the juniors
will assure you that you are in for
2 very pleasant surprise and they
hope that many of you will turn
out to witness it.