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Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17

Alden Ramsdell, a student at
West Chester State Normal
School, spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. J. Ramsdell, in Harrington.
sos
Edward J. Suthard has been
elected president of the Lewes
Fire Company, succeeding VIII
liam Walls and Mr.. Hall was
elected fire chief, succeeding
Theodore w. Bryan.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleve Lynch Of MillsbOro. is
undergoing extensive repairs
and when completed will be
very comfortable and con-
Venient.
Miss Ellen sipple. Miss Alice
Breme, Miss Mary Vinyard.
Miss Eleanor Bunstein, Miss
Ruth Kitchens and Henry Bum
stein, Of the University Of Del
aware. came home on Wednes-
day for the holidays.
eoo
Mr.. and Mrs. Ad6lphus Gordy
Of Georgetown, announce the
marriage Of their daughter.
Miss Sallie Cordelia Gordy. to
Mr. James Wakeman Foster.
son Of Dr. and Mrs. Clarence
D. Foster Of Southampton, I. I,
New York. The marriage took
place at Salisbury, Nd, October
81, 1884. The ceremony was
performed by the Reverend
George w Humphreys. The
couple will reside at Smyrna
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford John
son have moved into the home
Of his brother, James Johnson,
on Union Street, Milton. They
viii begin the erection of a
home on a lot recently pur-
chased on Union Street. dur
ing the coming e. year.
B. F. Waller motored to
Magnolia, from Batavia, N. Y,
on Thursday, and is a guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Jackson.
Misses Adelaide and Annette
Howe, Of Dover, have returned
from a ten days stay in New
York City.
Miss Anne Drew Scott.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Julius =. Scott, Of West Front
Street, North Milford, is be-
coming a short story writer Of
note. In this weeks issue of
the Youths Companion, Miss
Scott has a story which is de-
lightfully written. and enter
tanning to the reader.
Fire Of undetermined origin.
but believed to have been
caused by a defective 7ue, late
Sunday afternoon, completely
destroyed the brick house to-
gether with all the contents.
on the farm of Camper Ander-
son, along the road from Can
terbury to Magnolia. The loss
will total about $4,000.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
Ten Years Ago.

'glan frem tie December q. 1874 Issu.
Dr. James Beebe Of Lewes.
was elected president Of the
state Board Of Education last
Friday to succeed Howard i.
Seaman, Wilmington, deceased.
Mf. Edgar Harrington has re-
turned to his home ID Detroit.
Michigan. from a visit with
friends and relatives. He was
the guest Of Mr.. William Brad-
ley ol FELTON,.
Mr. and Mrs. John s. Hol-
land Of Milford. heard this
week that their sons. pfc.
Henry Holland and Stan Ser
eeant Richard Holland had met
in Germany.
Mrs Marian 0tWell has re-
turned home after spending
me past several months with
1eF husband az Camp ChaHee
Arkansas. She was acc0mpa-
nlea home By Sergeant Otuer.
Nnc has reported t0 Aberdeen.
maryland. fo attend Ordnance
school
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
Japan s Roman
Rider

Shigeru Yoshida, first Prime
Minister of the new, Reconstructed
postwar Japan, has turned in his
sult-by request-and II year old
lchirO Hatoyama will now pitch
Mr. Yoshida has been strongly pro-
American and has spurned ali Com
munist efforts to cozy up to Japan.
Mr.. Hatoyama says he's a senti
mental old Yankee Doodle DANDY
too, but at the same time he thinks
It will be fine thing to build up
trade with both Russia and Red
China-while working closely with
the free nations of the west.
While General Macarthur was in
charge Of the job of reforming
Japan as a democratic nation. If
will be recalled that he wanted
no part of Mr.. Hatoyama. That
should be the pay-Off-and sufficient
warning for us to watch our step.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
Twenty Years Ago.

.aksn frsm he osssmbsr n. 1884 Issr
Charles II. Marsh has pur-
chased the property Of the late
Mrs. Katherine Walls on Pine
Street Georgetown.
see
Midshipman Henry SippIe OF
Annapolis, viii come to Mil
ford on Sunday to be the guest
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Y. sipple, for two
weeks.
Miss Mary Bell Klmmel left
Washington, d. C., on Satur-
cay for her home IN DuOuOin.
ILL., where she win spend her
Christmas vacation. She was
accompanied BY her niece, lit
tie Ruthie KimmeL
eos
Mrs John A. Tubbs Of selby-
vile. went to PHILADELPHIA On
Friday where she spent the
night, and on Saturday met her
Two sons, Townsend. and Bin
lubbs, students 0f the Culver
Military School in Culver.
Indiana, who are now at home
with their parents for the
Christmas holidays.
Charles III. Grantland. who
for almost eight years, has
been Secretary of State. ten
Qered his resignation to Cover
nor Buck last Thursday. Rea-
son was poor health. Governor
suck indicated he win name
Walter Dent Smith of Whining
ton, as Mr. Grantland's success
s0r.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
Thirty Years Ago.

'aksn from ihe DessmbsT lS, 1874 Iss,
Charles G. Waples, who re-
Gently purchased the Jane Neal
property on Federal Street,
Milton Is building an addition
TO Il and otherwise improving
the property.
Stephen Wharton Of FenWick
Coast Guard Station and Carl
Lekites Of Indian River Coast
Guard Station, visited their re-
spective families IN MillVille,
last week.
Messrs. Alan and Horace
Derricksou of Ocean View. are
expected home the 21st Of De-
cember where they viii spend
the holidays with their parents.
They are attending the RAN
doiph-macon College in Vir-
ginia.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Meredith
and daughter. Mary Lizabeth,
have returned 70 their home in
Milford Neck after several DAYS
visit ia Wilmington, Phiiadel-
pnia, and Camden. N. J.. with
friends and relatives.
zee
fhe firemen at Greenwood
nave had q new siren whistle
placed on the row of brick
buildings Of b g. Barwick.
They have also purchased the
lot Of the late G. w. zimmerman
and viii erect a building in
the near future.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17

Florence z. Tease. A. s.. re-
ported in New York for train
ing in the Waves, last Thurs
Gay. She is now a member Of
the Singing Platoon" Of 48th
Regiment.
500
Mrs. Jack Burris and two
children, Elizabeth and Bob
Of Balboa, California, will az
rive IN Delaware on SUNDAY
Tor Q visit here with Mr.. and
Mrs John w. Burris and
Joseph Marshall Of Lewes
Word has been received bv
his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Arthur j. Sockrider. 81 Nil
ford. that their son, Cpl. Major
W. Sockrider, has landed safe
~ somewhere ia England.
Pfc. and Mrs. James Farmer
ere the proud parents Of a baby
daughter born st Beebe Hos
pital, LeWes. on December 18Th.
Mrs F'amer viii be remembered
as Miss virginia Donovan. 81
Milton
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
The Past In Review
News As L Was Reported In The Chronicle
Forty Years Ago.
aken lF3m ihe December q, 1914 Issue

Iaksn from ihs Dsssmbsr is. 1914 IS.
George a. Rust Of Harbeson.
made q flying trip to New York
this week spending Monday
with his son. Ralph, at Oyster
Bay. ~ y.
Larry Moore and wife, and
Chester i. Moore and wife of
Atlantic CITY N j., have re-
turned to their home after
g few weeks with relatives at
Oak Orchard.
W. H. Stevens and Co, and
DonohO and Co., Of Seaford.
each received on Saturday an
order for 1850 gallons Of
select oysters, to be shipped
TO q western firm.
Noble EllingsWorth OF Phila-
delphias and the noted fox
hunter Of Milton. Is home for
q month to look around, and
incidentally to fox hunt a
little.
Clifford NJ. NAPLES Of LeWes,
has purchased a large building
lot. situated at CoOlspring Of
]. p. Warrington, w. o. War
rington, Emil Pepper and Eli
Robbins. and expects to erect
q handsome dwelling and store.
Thomas Hinckley, son of
Robert Hinckley, Sr., Of Reho-
both Beach, who is In the
American Embassy at Vienna.
has been granted permission
70 spend fifteen days at the
front bV Kaiser Wilhelm
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17

The first houses in Green
wood to be lighted by electrici-
ty were CalhOOn's Barber Shop
and the HOuseman Auditorium.
eoa
Samuel G. Cubbage Of Lin
coin City, has just received two
fine cOckerels, descendants of
the Tom Barron strain Of Eng
land He is extensively en-
gagged in the chicken business,
having about a thousand White
LeghOrns.
Schooner Ethel, Of Milford,
Captain Warrington, is at the
Milton dock with a load of coal
for the Royal Packing Co. It
is so seldom we see a sail
vessel at Milton, one is almost
a curiosity. The Ethel will
winter here.
G. L. Blades Of BurrsviIle.
so far has the reputation Of
having butchered the heaviest
pOrker this year. This particu-
lar hog weighed 487 pounds.
He has butchered five whose
aggregate weight was 1919
pounds.
soa
Her coal supply running
short, the British Steamship,
Saint Kentegren, from Nor
folk, for New York, put into
the Delaware Breakwater with
her bunker coal supply all
gone. She needed 20 tons to
enable her to reach her des-
tinatiOn.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
Tastv

II you like wilted lettuce. try
serving the lettuce leaves with =
cooked bacon and vinegar dressing
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17

About 100000 Americans die each
year from heart disease.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
ROOMS WITH BoARD

CLAIMING ST: NE, s2s-sinsls n
A9TfRAc.o 9Sfis4ScSo' CSMFtoRTTABLE. and.n
rm. in real home for elderly
people; carefully planned aea meas
RIM. AND BOARD, in pvt. home. for
empl. or elderly lady; excel. transp'
cLnB Ii MASON. MASON 1925 N. H. ave. nv
A club residence for. those seeking
the best sgle. and dble.; for refined
ladies and men; sic ;r per wE; and anf SN,pi up
PRIVATE HOME, Mount Pleasant
Young man to share room with
another man; porch: adj. bath: 2
meals. z days. DU. 7-09S0. Ill
N AEL; min inv D Svi Ci eGng SOt transp cppli
1917 81 RHODE RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Singles and dbles.; good meals: TV;
reasonable; downtown. DE. 2-s646'
ROOM AND BOARD for working
mother and day care for or Snii. mn
across from elem. sch, bus to D. G.
and Pentagon at door; exper. grand
mother: reas. JA S-5l64. 10
33?O 10th ST. .W.-SGle... dble.,
triple rms; best food. TV lounge;
Bendix; excel. transp to downtown
DOipssS psskEERTWoob. E1as 81; S-ss5o Mpo&A,traeeive
rm.; excellent meals; SIS; nr. car
line. AP. 7-o435. 44l1 41st st.
1856 N ST N.W.-Excel. food. conv.
location, kindly atmosphere. Tvg and
BfndiS: toE Tenned Mps nyHWIs ycTns Ps0p.e o',se.
eooI COLUMBIA RD. NV. at Conn.
ave. Nice rms. good meals. rec. rm.,
TV ping pong. piano. On bus and
carline. Youne people; singles. So
sunny triple and dble. rms. newly
dec: delicious home-cooked meals:
free TV, home privils. excel. heat;
S45 mo. per person. AID. 2-9435.
r4ol 10th N.w:1Lse; dsls: i.: das2 AlsG
meals. Switchboard. TV. Reas. Id
WALTER RFED vIC.-Nicely furn.
twin-bed rm.. delicious meals. RA.
1 RM., inclosed porch. for working
lSso sGsTf fhIid II! NV r. double oSG32 rm suit
meals. S1650 wk. EX. 3-5H34
ROOM. breakfast. kitchen privileges,
garage: in private family for lady
references. RA 3-59S9.
1873 ALLISON ST. N.W.-Attrac
front nm. pvt. home. excellent meals
close to bus. RA. 3-l66l. .---
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
231O ASHMEAD PL. NV
" block off Conn ave. Ioverlookine
Rock Greek Park away from traf1ic
noise. cow transp,; dbl and SCI
yates Si7'5O wk. up HO 2-3566
Evening star., 1954-01-10

eI47 r ST. N.W.-Air. foam studio;
refgr.. grill, clock-radio, TV; pvt.
entr.; shower. -Ex. 3-8633. --l2
s24 9Th N;w.-clean, lisht sms,; ney
,Sas S9nd Msss sl mcS SSE ri NwSiy eSssS t,,rn,
oil heat. S14 wk. for 2. Also bedrm.
so wk. No drinkers. ,AD. 4-97S0;
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-single rm. !:
SO week. 1242 CAST st. NV. ME-
NEAR ear DUPONT CIRCLE-1ncludins
1s4s 2ist St. NV. NE. s-5473. 10
1 ROOM. refsr.. gas stove. $50; also
bedrm. and kit. refgr.. gas stove;
all utils., $50 mo. co. 5-1s52;
esso 18TH ST. N.w.-Large. brisht
stove: $40 wk. DE. 2-1675.
NICE CLEAN ROOM, pvt. bath: good
NV. HO., 2-O352. --22
1909 GATEWAY BLVD. District
Hts. Md.-Attractive room for l
employed person: hotplate, refgr.;
1iif ~ III3S III sissSSsw ST.. sSSs:w-Lse front sm.
dna dTihsins T; aYHt5tt H5 eGa;ss es4sse Close IN NO
GENTLEMAN'S RIM, refgr. and hot
plate: 3270 Cathedral ave. NV;
MNH2F1EoWER NN 115afa HOTEL vIc.-Extrs
Kit. free. pU. 7-71ls before Q pm.
BEpRM. AND x1rCHENErTE. usils.
furn. Frigidaire. Employed couple.
sober. 944 N. Y. ave. NV. NE; B.
1894 5stoi NEWTON ST. 'N.w.-spac: rm.,
d6le, or sGle!. reiris.. stove. Clean
Ink. Nh ROOM white neighborhood;
l block upper Georgia ave. shopping
center; $40 week. RIA. 3-3672:.
CALVERT AND ONTARIO PL,, 1852.
,sai az Nj yNEwPSN Rs5 r9 s4 sN9 sNwss AD aS1ns En:
Ink, refgr.; hot plate, LIST d. frt.'
ROOM AND KITCHEN. refgr.. rea-
senable,; 400 blk. Mass. ave. NV
G%p aS bash akhAs also sIss sinse s0s$s ssS month
NEAs ii1s va EWEAsLsTER III sT kERb1s R iss attr.
rms. cooking. pvt. refgr;. bath. ent;
vEEy ETes NHcETE tfSnsg rTRS Tf FA FsA4u5iS S7TS RM
coEoSES s1d sins.te '1sss RsooMs a H9 n. SECTION
$50 J. unfurn. NJ Ii. 6-i675, I0'
COLORED-l4e4 CLIFTON ST. NV;
Front rm., \ lge. windows: next
bath; stove. refSr.; baby ok q. aD'
CoIoRED-7os A ST. Mise.
pleasant rms. refgr:. new not hiaa.sS' ansS
See MRS. MASSEY. on premises. or
phone MA S-OOlO,
Evening star., 1954-01-10
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

52 HAMILTON ST. NV. - Refined
young man to share house with
other young men. Private rm.. rent
S31 mo-, incl. facils. RA. 3-7133.
VIC. 18th ST. N.w-Jewish girl wishes
to share 1-bedrm. apt. with another
girl: S45 mo- Call CO. 5-27OS be-
tween 10 am. and 4 pm: 10
1 OR g GIRLS to share apt. with !
other girl: Conn. ave. EN-. 2-024s.
ONE OR 2 GIRLS, to share nice
home with / other girl:. all privi-
leges and conveniences Of your own
home; very reas. rent. Box 4lo-E'
YOUNG LADY to share attr s-bedrm
home with other ladies in Shoreham
vicinity. Call after pm. HU. B.
sHaSo1RREHAM HOTEL vIC.-Proies-
sional woman living alone. will share
large, well-furn. 2-bedrm. apt. with
! woman. Avail. bedrm. furn. as den.
Has very large closet and enci: pch:,
city about half time, S75. AID; A.
TWO coneenial gentle girls to share
lovely apt. in Arlington with another
girl. ia. 8-1109. 10'
WANTED. 2 girls to share beautiful
nv apt. with 2 girls Reas. DE. 2
conn. AND CATHEDRAI-Pvt. bed
room facing park; elev. apt: liv. rm.,
kit, bath, phone. linens. utensils.
Maid serv. and laundry facils. avail
Man, $55; DU. 7-49l3. 1I5
not over y. to shsTe attrse
Ssa SssdFm; mo. aRs FL. ZIP sis7ss: other girls
QUEBEC HOUSE, Conn. and Porter.
Young lady, 25,35, share apt. with
YOUNG 5GiaS', sUsiNEss. sTSi s. WOMAN viii viii
share attractively furn.. mod. apt,
bedrm.: ali COW. IA. 7-33i4.
DOWNTOWN-Reflned girl wanted
to share cozy apt ~. twin beds;
Mr.. sHOREHAM-cong. young man
wishes to. share with another, his
attr. newly dec. apt; pvt. unlim.
phone, $35, util: incl; NO; 7-3917.
SHARE COLLEGE COLL GEa PARK dhR fraternity
NOV move in FEB; L IL. a good C,d sen deal t% for
1924, AP. 7-22OO. Ext. 10.
JEWISH GIRL desires girl. 25-35,
share & AZ attraS;; 2-bsdrm ,6p apt. S9nE SSnE'
,soS Soy EYE l4S ST. Tv NPWA.tfsc PRx Hn stSdic
rm. in apt. for girl with home
privls. References. D1. 7-0324;
other girls. Phone HU 3-4S29. Ia
WOMAN wishes to share her lovely
NV. duplex apt. private studio rm..
GIRL to share lovely 2-bedrm. furn
apt. with 3 others; in conv. NV.
Sec; TV and all cows; mr.. bus and
streetcar lines. All day Sun. and
after 8 pm. weekdays, EN-. 3-5464.
ONE ETRH, Tn share ntca I -hAdrm ant
with one girl; cow. NV. neighbor-
hood; TV, Bendix; reas. AID. 4-4350
Ext. 314.
WANTED, couple to share nicely furn
2-bedrm apt. with man; nr. Boiling
Field; reas. rent. ME. S-6463.
Evening star., 1954-01-10

COLoRED-TWO RO0Ms--Furn. or
gnfurn,; ;,5s near TRANSPORTATION. Gall
CofoRED@17sI EUCLID ST. NV
Single, basement and 2nd-floor front
rooms; employed persons. CO; B.
coIoRED-LGE. SGSSi FRONT RM.UFor
cple. or 2 men. Call any time
cSosGrPSp0N2 Stse5 : PM pu' RM 5asoIk;, lit 10 sbsr.
bath bath gtils; furn.; adults only. 1897
coIoRED&iSs7 Slo Fl nM 18th ST., NV
room. room Cali Il 7-ei7s. TO :
COLORED-NICE LARGE RM.--For
employed person, all privileges. 1883
Newton st. NV. TU. 2-3S11. 10
COLORED - SUNNY ROOM FOR
RENT-Convenient transp., all, priv
CoLoREDNTwO CoHiLEoeiRiED3Tiw IRRotoMs, front and
dren; employed persons. AID. 4-3351.
CoLoRED-a11 D sT.-very large.
clean. conf. rms. kit. privils.:
adults only; $3.50 per wk. uN.
CoLORED-I4eS SHEPHERD ST
Attrac. redec.. porch; privils.; en-
ployed adults; block transp. RA.
CoLoRED LG. ROOMS. $3.50
sIo5o; cookins priyils;; child sc-
coRSsEDEaSs7 sspeSsi miss vi FvSEiRMos1T Ss1l' AVE.
n,w.--1 double front; / single with
coLoid 6-NICELY FURN. RMS. at
1913 18th st, NV. and 1888 1st st..
NV AD 4-97q4 or AID, 2-6936.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
ROOMS fURNIsHED-s.E.-s.w

FORT DUPONT AREA-Room for
person in clean quiet home. Bus at
Coor. LU. 4-2492. 10
FAIRFAX VILLAGE. 1920 Fort Davis
pl. Sc -Dbie. rm. for sober gentle
man in pvt. home. SIS wk. LU.
KENTUCKY AVE. SEE large single
rooms; now modern furniture. Rea-
Sonable. Ii $4,000. 10
CAPITOL HILL, near Cong. Library
Large, light. warm room. next to
5sth5 5135S. empl, gent. $50 mo- q. Ii,
CoNv TO GOVT. BLDGs.-single.
neZt to bath: 'S5 wk.- Also lge front
rm. next TO bath. DI. 7-5592. 10
NEAR CAPITOL and across from new
Congressional Hotel: 81 and, up.
under new management and being
redecorated. 3o5 New Jersey ave
Sc. pI. 1-SS3S or II. 3-97o2. 13'
FAIRFAX VILLAGE-Room for lady
or :! adults: pvt. home; reasonable;
privileges. Write Eox 211-E. Star.
COLORED-DBLE. FRONT RM--
Newly dec. Hollywood beds; mr..
tr?nsportation: II. T-4434. Is
furn.; near Capitol: will care for
child as mother works. LII 7-1261.
COLORED-14I2 E ST, S.E.-Warm
and attractive room for single or
double; PRIVILEGES LII T-0733
Evening star., 1954-01-10
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1900 KENYON ST N.W.-Cor. suite,
pvt. bath: grill WEST, rsfgr.; conv
NV, OGDEN rrn. and kit: refgr.,
hot plate. radio; next bath; also
dble. bedrm.; gas heat. NO. 10000.
a7es ONTARIO RD. N.w.-single
eftlc., mr.. 18th and Col. rd., $40
mo, all utils. incl. CO. 5-5175.
MI. PLEASANT. 1854 18th st. NV
Well.furn. dble. rm.. twin beds.
running. water. refgr, hot plate.
utils:, utensils; bus at door; $50. so.
SIMILAR room for l; $42.50. HU.
cox. CONN. AvE.-Bachelor rig apt.
fntr. mot Dlsss' sM seffssFa;i 5efsF;i pvt. bath end
DUPONT CIRCLE, 2110 r st. NV
Nicely furn:, large, light housekeep-
ing room, linens supplied.
L:H.K.-Double room with television.
300 Rhode Island ave. me-: refgr..
gas stove. tel, twin beds: sgle., 81
wk.; dble., $50. DU. 7-7309. 10
1929 p ST. N.W.-Walking distance
downtown; large, desirable rms.
$3.50. utils. incl. AID. 2-1365,
10
Evening star., 1954-01-10
ROOMS FURN.-MD. & VA.

ALEXANDRIA-Conv. to Pentagon;
pleasant Pleas b;,, ES1c. E% desirable E 9catOn
bath, ossle.. 81: cDle.. $40. VA.
ARL. Lagss room next to bath; @ y; in
Pe{omsc PoE hSms s. 1s pix; SoaS tS bus 21o9 N
PVT. ENTR., pvt. bath for l gentle
man. near Pentagon; near bus. OF.
4-9364 after 8 pm. weekdays 10
ARLINGTON-Lge. furn. bed and sit
ting rm; I'M conv; bus serv:s to Pentagoonn
ALEXANDRIA-One rm.. pvt bath on
st q nr, transp. K1. S-2022., 10
ALEXANDRIA-Rm; in refined home.
Powhatan st. XII. S-796S. III
NICE RM. in pvt. home, to 2 young
busline; ref. exchanged. ia. s-26s0.
SILVER SPRING, close in: room and
pvt. bath; for congenial couple or
single; use of home If desired. ~.
sII1 ARLINGTON BLvD.-Lge. furn
ALEX.-Comforta rm. with pvt.
bath and garage; for gentleman with
cofoN1IIfle TsfS IflePhH1e P8hTTHAGGE IT, sRis o
rm. for or 2 girls. or couple; semi
ia. $4,000. Ext 72S. 10
CHEVY CHASE, vicinity Chevy Chase
Circle-Comfortabl furn. single rm
semipvt bath: OIL. 2-035s, IL
ARLINGTON. VA, 1923 s. 10th St
Neatly furn. front rm., on busline.
to Navy Annex and Pentagon; $50.
ARL.. Columbia pike-Attractivel
i0 mips 10 Pentason. IA. 7-i4s4.
LovELY SIi iI-f4ss; sGLE. BEDRM.. pvt. bath.
CHEVY CHHsE0comf: nicely fprn.
rm, pvt. bath: walk. dist to Bethes-
da; unlim. ph; in rm.; home prinyils.;
$40. OIL. 2-9O79 or OIL. 4-6791.
ARL., S., nr. Pent and shopping area;
employed LADY. ia. s-2622, Ill
EXCLUSIVE NEIGHBORHOOD in city
Fl rms F1' IL Old GhGti0 coi0na iRsf Soef
to bus. Refs. req. JE. 3-s283.
n. ARL.-Lee. attrac. rm.. pvt. bath
telephone. in new home; excel. loc.
ART1NGFoE, fhc NsG5aFno5E ma master 5s7S1ad 1Dedrm. twin
@ ers. iEs blk. to'nt 70 transp. SE C'" Close IN.
ARHLrSGTTooSa. vA.-s11s sth st. n.
sh9Wer. oels eEn Gentlemsin mi neIs "a. e ea-s214.M M
s: ARL.-Lee frt. rm.. conv. to Pen
Gentlemen. or. 1865.
ALEX.-Front rm.. lRe. closet. blk.
bus; adult home: empl, cple. pref;
ALEXANDRiA-Pvt. home. 1 szl.. /
dbl rm.: Is min. Pentagon; Ty.
Bendix.: unlim. phone. OV. .3-0633.
CHEVY CHASE. Md, at District line;
excel. transp.: twin beds. pvt. bath,
or . employed ladies; $50 sgl.. $85
dbl. OIL 2-5S47 Sun. or ewes. --12
ALEX.-Large room. Q closets. for
mature lady. Privileges. Adults
home. Good bus service. OV. 3-3016.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
ROOMS WANTED

REFINED LADY desires unfurn. lst
4. rm., with kit. pvt. or Ink;
NON N-DRINKING, SMOKING business
lady desires private room; fun
kitchen priv: NV. area. in apt.
bldg. Box l33-B. Star.
QUIET ROOM or small apt. with
private bath and refrigerstor. ana
desired in 1st taxi zone. by quiet
newspaperman. No rooming houses.
Box bob, Star.
REFINED LADY, white, empl, de-
sires furn. bedrm. in quiet. pvt.
home, with breakfast; near transp'
NV, sec. Box SOB, Star.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
ROOMS UNFURNisHED

1926 KENNEDY ST. N.w.-Detached
home, 2nd A.. cor. rm.: or
empl. ladies; refs. RA. 3-4576. 10
CONN. AVE- warm. 2nd-h. rms,
adj. porch: light cook: mr.. shops
empl. woman; no drinkers. WO
OFF CONN. AVE-, 1925 NJ st. nv
Two connecting rms, bath; refgr..
$50. incl. utils. RE. 7-4S7O. wkdays'
TWO DOUBLE Rms RMS. for workinE .
persons; reas. $500 Blaine 81. ne
C0IoRED"e LGE. FRONT RMS,
furn. or unfurn. 10. S-9252. FAIR
mont Heights, 10
COLORED-2 UNFURNISHED rooms,
near bath. on End floor. Apply any
time Sunday. 13 r st. NV. IL
COLORED-2 LGE. FRT. RMS. empl
cple.; can be furn.; for , men or
2 women; NV. ia. 9-05l9.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
THE
NEW DUNBAR HOTEL |

18th AND YOU SITS. NV.
For permanent residents. see our fur
nished rooms for assured WINTER
comfort and economy. See the va
riety of rooms and services offered
and the shopping facilities available
for personal needs. "a hours q day.
Advantages not available elsewhere.
Rooms shown day or night, includ-
ing Sunday. Come in or call NO.
1-S970. 10