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APTS. EuRNIShEp-XA.

close in. near Pentagon. S35 wk.
or SEQ no. OF. $1,000 IA
ARLINGTON BLVD. Beautifully
and PentaGon. $50 with utils., TE.
FURNISHED e-BEDRooM APT,
Is; SIZE mo. ia, 2-sl43. Is
ARaSGr9NSex' IRs 5r9Im tH5n An1v de Aux. T1s
4, 1910 N. 18th St, Arl
ELEGANT, NEW 3-bedrm, apt. every
thing furn., some maid service; pre-
fer bachelors; nr. Pentagon; 81 7C
per mo. OF. 4-S455. 10
no children or pets. 500 per month.
ATTRACTIvE LIv. RM. and bedrms ;
newly decor next TO semipvt. bath:
use Of phone ! blk. from bus and
stores. LOUISE v. LEE. KE. S-5510,
ARL.. 1921 ". TRoY-o Minis. pent.
dntwn. apt. bldg lge,. rm., din, kit.
bath, para. A., mod decor, ter. eNt.
parking: Feb. /. 500. IA. 7-a26s.
COTTAGE APT. walking distance to
Pertagon. Beautifully and completely
furn. lge:. studio living, rm. wood
burning firepl. built-in bar. kitchen.
bedrm.. complete bath. Call OF. A.
.aRM. FrRN. APT, pvt. bath. in pvt.
home. Jackson 2-s037. 10
CONv. TO PENTAGON-Attrsc., re
in modern, wSell-Rept Bldg. Excel TO-
transp.. 500 so. incl. heat and hot
water Apply janitor 401 Common
wealth ave, Alex. DREYFUS BROS,
1919 18th st. NV. MA. s-05S". Id
n: ARLlNGToNESemifurn;. ~. PVT
eentr; utils,; children welcome, IA.
ENGLisH BsMT. EFF1C. APT. near
Pentagon: pvt. entrance, iv.-bedrm.
comb. kit. bath. utilS. furn., $50.
Empl. cple. IA S-900l; avail. Jan. Is
FALLS CHURCH. on busline: arm.
cooking utensils, dishes. 500 month.
Couple only Call JE. 3-1l4l. 10
FALLS CHURCH--3-room apt, COM
pletely furnished. in 4-family unit
ecGnyenifqt ca nFanfT iGs2Tr saator ss3 so per
6677; eyes: JE 3-i14l. 10
AVAIL. NOW-LEe. liv. rm.. twin bed
room, tile bath with shower. kitchen.
For or men only. Some maid
service OF. 4-SO35. 10
ATTRACTIVE FOR COUPLE or . bus
lneoS WuIHeIl fNl, nome, OCCu-
looking city or. 4-aaI3. '
ALExANDRIA-Beaut. apt, with Ere
places, .originsl woodwork; . bed
rooms, tile hath, super kitchen. full
din. rm. diSpossl auto. washer.
FALLS CH.-Congenial woman TO
s!e bus; references T SP'j jE e-sSss! S:HssS from
VIENNA. VA,-Lge.. light. 2 rms; all
pvt; S75, incl util.: close transp.
and shop: cpl. pref. Vienna 54S.
ALIEN, Braddock Hrts area---2-story.
3-bedrm. apt. nice resid. see; owner
small apt, side. entr: A place men
or OF, 4-T504.
ALEX lge. rms. (S6o. so. incl.
elecl in heart of town. to person
buying tenants furn. very reas !.
Being DISCHARGED. Avail. Jan. 23.
Call TE. 6.9611 Sun. bet, -,
FALLS CHURCH. bedrm, liv. rn &,
kit and bath, Cd f., pvt. home:
adults only; Ss5 per mo-, incl. utils,
kit: .:dinette, liv, rm,,
bath; beautifully furnished;. private
entrance en1r poaTsnnE parking free rsa laundry
downtown. Service people accepted;
ST.. Arl.. Va. 3 doors off Lee hwy,
ALEX. VIC -bedrm. apt. in brk.
home on 3 acres; liv. rm. with pic
ture window overlooking ponds,
woods; kit. alcove, bath, s closets;
pvt. entr.. 10 min. Pentagon empl.
cpl or gentlemen 500 XII 9-0l0o
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APTs. UNFuRNIsHeo--o c.

SIs n. CAROLINA AVE. Sc. = 1
room. kitchen and bath. All utils.
1903 sos Tot 10Th ET sr. Nv W., rm. kit.
bath; S4750 per mo. 2 rms. kit.
bath; SOS per mo D1SMER AUX1ER
CO.. SC5 H st. NV. Ma. SOFIA.
r. l. AVE. NE, 329--1-bedrm ants;
$65 and S67 so per mo. DISMER
AUXIER CO., sos H st. NV. Ma.
13.a KENYON ST. N.w.-4 rms.
kit. ard bath; $40 per no. DISMER
AUX1FR CO., sos Fl st. NV. MA.
lSie sie' + F ST. NE.-1-bedrm apt: 500
mo, D1SMER -AUXIER CO. sos H
st. NV. Ma: SOFA, Ill
rm. apts,. in lovely Sc, apt. develop
ment; extra-larse rooms picture
windows. plenty OF closet space.
storage rooms and laundry tscili-
ties; conv. to bus. schools and shop
pins center; Office located at 3400
25th st. Sc 10. 2-0135 for ap-
pointment TO see
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GALVESTON
APARTMENTS

NICHOLS AVE. AND GAL
WESTON PL., just of South
Capitol ST., near Boiling Field
and NRL. Excel. tranSp. and
shopping: attractively deco
rated apis. in long-established
community in the District.
Bright. sunny, large rooms
with and ) exposures, liv-
ing rm.. dinette. bedrm., full
size kitchen and bath. Apply
At ONCE on premises. MRS.
DALEY, res. mgr, 20 Gal
weston pl. s.w.. 10. 3-42S6. e.,
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CoLoRED-3 ADULTS; nicely furn
liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit, bath, $50. incl
Wills Avail immed.
9 APTS for 3 or adults: 9 bedrms.,
liv rm. kit. bath. Avail. immed
TAYLOR st. NV. RA. 6-5022. 10
COLORED-36O2 PARK PL. NV.
Broom apt. all utils.. SIS.
SAM ROSEY, AID. 4-2700 10
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CAPITOI, Hull


$40 wk.: sink, refgr.; semipvt. bath:
on > carlineS. LOG c st. NV. See
mgr. or DI. 1925.
COLORED-NR. I2th AND n NE
Warm neat sgle. and dble rms, pvt.
rome. Ref. REQ. Call Ii: 4-4573. IL
COLORED-324 9th ST. N.E.-Sgle;
I'M, PVT; home. mr.. good transp, Sall
COIoRED-sINGLE ROOM for en-
ployed man. cow. transp. Ii.
CoLORED-LGE. FRONT ROOM.
next to bath, conv. location, priv
lleges. reasonable rent. DE. 2-547S.
CoLoRED-1e74 MORSE ST. Ne
Nice comfortable room, next to
bath, all privileges, $S week. Ii.
COLORED-NICE RM., In Christian
home; gentleman only: close-in To-
cation. Ii. 3-2955. -1b
COLORED-5iI end ST-Double
rm. suit. for couple or single. home
privileges. LU. 2-0770. 10
COLORED - NEATLY FURNISHED
room; children accepted. Ii. 7-5226.
COLORED-60O BLK. Girard st.
ne; lovely front room for couple
or single person; very reas.: phone,
use Of kit; conv. bus: CO, 5-S629.
COLORED-13II 18th ST. N.E.-Lge
warm dble. rm. for couple: bed
linens furnished; all priv. after O..
Ii. 3-4225.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

MONROE N.E<-Near churches ant
and S25i 2 buslines. LA. 6-S9SS.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM, neatly furn.
iShed for refined lady. Reasonable
lois E. Capitol st. ne. Apt: 2. -1C
MICH. PARK AREA-Lovely sgle..
beaut. furn. rm. for refined gentle
man: Sh. bath l other. LA. 6-5729
1898 BENNETT PL. N.E.-sgle.. new
" furn. rm., close to bath; close to
traaSp.: reaS. Ii. 3-4145. 10
Ice. FRONT RM., pvt. bath. tele-
phone: near BladenSburg I'd. ne. Ii
aiO5 ith ST. N.E.-Nice, clean. con-
venient transportation. AID. 2-2397.
39eI 18th ST. N.E.-Large rm.. bath
phone; very private; 3rd floor; rea-
BRENTWOOD vILLAGE-Front rm.
semipvt. bath: refined. quiet home;
nr. transp.; $40 mo. AID. 2-9130.
CLEAN. WARM RM.: near bath;
quiet neighborhood: conH transp:
So wk.; empl.. woman only. DU.
1-0635 after 2 pm.
9th AND FRANKLIN-Lge., COM
Portable, twin bedrm.. for l or 2;
excel. transp. pU. 7-0230: -12
LARGE SLEEPING ROOM. for man;
nr. Capitol and Library. Ii. 3-5537.
CAPITOL HILL-226 E. Capitol:
large, front room, 2nd A., well
furnished; plenty heat and hot
water: / or > adults. Ii. 3-9641.
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HAYWOOD GARDENS
4lOl HAYWOOD PL.
Mt. RAINIER. MARYLAND
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Just across the District line. bus
fare, convenient to shopping center
and theater, excellent bus trans
portation.
Nicely furnished apt: reception hall,
liv. rm.. dinettf. bedrm.. kitchen and
bath; S105. incl. utils.
Reception hall, liv, nm. dinette. 2
hedrms.. kitchen and bath; Sl24 20.
incl utils.
PLENTY Of parking. lovely grounds.
Apply in person, WA 1-6"00. 10
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APIS. FURNIsHEp-p. e.

CONN. AVE. APT. BLDG.
One and 2 bedrms., liv. rm.. dining
foyer, kit. and bath; ali utils.:
switehboard and elevator. HO
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APIS. fuRNlshEp-p. c.
THE RRnAnMnoR

OPEN l-5 PM.
ss8 se,sSeS GSHn Sys sonta;nna sTse iurnshse
combination, with sun porch, kitch-
en-. hall, dressing room and bath
S115 mo-; also q nom -housekeep-
ing, attractively furnished room
and bath, $50 month.
EDMUND j. FLYNN CO.
Washington Bldg, Ma. S-9567
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GEOHiETOWN
1885. 35th st. n.w.-Three rooms,
kitchen and bath. exceptionally well
furn.: utils: incl; $3.50 month.
JOS. M. WISE, 1882 WIS. AVE.
DU. 10000 III
BOILING VIEW APARTMENTS
sss sssso so9sdrm psi mo aD nc S0%Plesss al St fOF9
119;;ft hv rm l1xl7-tt. Dedrm
laundry rm.. etc.; lmmed. and fu.
ture occupancy. See MRS. LEONE,
3021 4th St Sc. Apt. No 3 10,
2-4270 or UN 4-64Sa.
.ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED
18th st. at Columbia I'd. n.w.-2-bed-
rm. apt In elev. bldg. with liv
rm.. foyer. kit. bath. Adults. S125
AID. 2-8053. 10
CONN. AVE. AREA rms. bath
porch. yard. S1O5. NO. 7-5172. :
1-BEDRM. APT.
New bldg: beautiful new furn. lst-
floor front, 1887 1st st. sc. Call
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THE CARLYN

$500 QUE ST. NV.
Desirable efficiency and one-bedrm
apis. available for immediate oc
location.
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WILTSHIRE CRESCENT

1901 CONN. AVE. NV.
Lovely air-cond.. furn. efficiency
apts,; Iiv. rm. 13x20: lge. dressing
rm. and bath; plenty OF closet space
utilities and secretariai service.
Call resident manager. EN-. $4,000.
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1913 ONTARIO pL. N.w.-Lse bed
and dinette,' newly furn.; % Z to !
girls or cple.; children accepted;
1897 sI' NEWTON ST. NV rms.
sg,,ts xii; semissth; eo igs4I WIS incl' sos mo-
1fqs fdsi'f; PARk RD. I,'Sit N.w.-Nicely furn.
Priced from $3.50 to S1O0 month.
utils. incl. Inquire Apt. No. 1. 10
244O 18th ST. N.W.-Three sizes,
Comb. living rm.-bedrm.. kitchenette
kitchenette and bath. sis month.
Three rms. jr. dinette rm., kitchen
ette and bath. Sl55 mo. Ali incl.
1tils. VII Apply swItchboard. 10
ette. and bath. S120 mo. Also rms,
kitchenette and bath, S155 mo. All
1914 18th ST.. N.W.wNiceiy furn.
units ranging from l rm. and bath
cSs Ssas kENStpY Sfpt WIS sr Sc aRtSf SdS
KIT. bath. modern. Newly deco:
rated. nicely furnished. Conven-
lent location, Sl25. DAWN REAL
ESTATE, TU. 2-222S, RA. 3-56S9.
GARDENS. Conn. ave. and
Ttlden st. n.w.-Nicely furn. apt
Of liv. Im., din. rm.. kit, bedrm.
and bath. $3.50 mo. on years
lease: J. NELSON HUGHES. EN-.
CAPITOL HILL-3 rms. bath, pvt.
entr;, utils:, dishwasher. SS5: un-
furnished. $40. Ii. 6-973S. 10
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TRENTON TERRACE
Garden Apt.-10 Min. Downtown
Attractive, large, ] and > bedroom
unfurnished. SS1 so. and 3 bed
rooms. unfurnished. S10S. All
utilities included. once. 1000 Mis-
stSsippi ave Sc 10 o-06IS
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CONN. AVE. NV.
THE BERKSHIRE

1HE bERhSd1RE
4201 MASS. AVE. NV.
Attractively furn. efficiency apt. IN
this de luxe bldg; elevatork and
secretarial switchboard service.
Rent. Sl1S per mo-, incl. utils For
further Information call res. mgr.
EN-. 2-4200.
H. G.. SMITHY co.
s11 18th st. ST. $4,000
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ARL.. 1921 n. TROY-a Minis. pent.
dntwn apt. bldg lge. rm.. din. kit.
bath. para. A., mod decor, ter. ent.
parking: Feb. /. 500. ia. 7-n26s,
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MONROE N.E-Near churches and
monastery. NOR sts t,Gn rooms for ladisS; sssS $40
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CAPITOL HILL-Attract. furn. / bed
rm:. liv. rm;., kit, ,semipvt. bath;
H. C st. ne. Ii. 4-15S9. 10
CALIFORNIA ST. at Conn, ave.1One
snd and bedrm ss DnbnS sDts stSdo' ,eassis sa.5Ss
rentals. Dsnti S Wo. 5000.
1900 CONN. AVE.--Handsome front
studio; M,U S6so Snd f.; nicely fuFn' s77'6o'
4Ss @o' VALLEY Alley AVE. s.E.-compl. l.
park; utiis. incl. 10. 2-71O3.
BSMT. APT.-Light. airy. g rms,
pvt. bath and entr;; mr.. K-4 bus
line. ia. 9-102s before, e; go.
IDEAL, modern Arm. and tile bath
iiv. rm., , attrac, porches: nr. bus,
shop. center: utils. furn; ~ Gal
MT. a!ln PEEAsXNr + T 81 ST. y!ApSi NV mr. irving
-$42.50: warm. coy. Ink. apt;
for Quiet person; & iiv. rm; ,aEt and small small
utils. incl: clean house: KE; S-4s30.
bedrm.. dinette. kit. bath. pvt. entr.
A. m. Il; eple; $3.50. utils furn'
1874 EYE ST. NV rms, kit,
bath; suit. 2 or more; non-drinkers;
MT. PLEASANT - Spacious, furn.,
complete 3-rm.. apt; porcheS, ga
rage; grounds: excel. transp. DU.
THREE ROOMS. semipvt. bath. end
f.: o.h.-w.h.; one block from Navy
Yard; $65 mo. 1O1S Potomac st.
NICE FURN. 2-bedrm. apt; $50. incl.
9tils;, 134s Spring rd. NV" IA.
TAKOMA PARK-Nicely furn. efic.
apt; $40 mo-. utils. incl. Pref. single
or working couple. Close to stores
8 ROOMS. private bath, outside
rooms. walking distance to Library
of Congress: laundromat avail; $50
mo; 232 9th st. s.e..@ Ii. 6-36S2
Ills KfLBO6IURNE PL. N.w.-2nd
mr.. front apt, twin beds. new kit
chen; conv. loc.; S62.6O HO. 2.1210.
BsMT1gsdE%; ISN'T Be E1 sitchsnstte: . shower;
III r. 1StS tSoiSi 81. s.E.zNicely turn. a
bedrms;.. liv rm.. kit. and bath in
small bldg, conv. to Navy Yard;
$74.50 mo To inspect, see Mr..
Thompson on premises or call Me
GE009RSGHETowN, 1924 Wisconsin ave
n.w-1 bedrm.. liv.. rm... Kit. and
bath. with sun porch; new modern
| furniture. .newlv remodeled bldg.
Sl15 mo-. incl. all utilities. To In
| spect. call Mrs. Lerner for appt. be-
tween . and 10 am, ME. S-x439
or ME. S-540O.
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COTTAGE APT, walking distance to
Pentagon. Beautifully and completely
burning firepl. built-in bar, kitchen.
bedrm.. complete bath. Call OF. A.
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LING AND ANDREWS

NV NpIe' OF laules' ~. %-"oSi',
11Se y ST. NV, Apt: o7w;Furn.
Apt. j. WALKER 4 DUNLOP INC,
1900 18th st. NV. CO. 6-0222.
VERY LARGE APT, q rms. idea,
ooi boys or girls: s135 mo. DE 2
NFSR STs' cAP1roI-e.bedrms, liv. WI rm..
dnssH din; sm' kit,' tos, 1ss f. utils. incl IL
sTTu1Io' RM.: Kit to- semipvt. bath.
$3.50; utils. incl. co. b-1214. DU,
Sii7 ii9'ecoNN CONN AVE- rms. kit. bath.
sSFsse; sais: E sSmplesely aesss7 redee very nce
Incl Incl. e. e. 51a12 g1' aa'h bu Ss2 s5sfs us''
si s.ih nsy = SgssS.n dss a5ss.? ssssa a,: SS5
rSss sA; isfa1S rERRY ST. N.E.-Avaiilsble EdiG
Jan. Is. One bsdrm., liy; rm:, kit,
is. bath; o.,i IN u 1a-n9it ssse6 slds. 5000 To
BROOM APT.SIdeal location; s4s,
incl. utils; Mt. Pleasant area. 1882
2 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH
Hin, For responsible. employed
Govt couple. Utilities furnished
$76. Call Ii. 6-6s43 after 8 pm.
14S 18th ST. -bedrm. apt.
newly dec. nicely furn., pvt. bath;
$65 mo. LU. 1928 or Ii. 4-605S.
145 18th ST. s.E.-Extra lge. In. K. rm.,
nicely furn.. new Frigid., 3 closets;
$45 mo. LU. 1923 or II. 4-6O5S
CAPITOL Hills lee. rms, incl.
porch, pvt. entr. twin beds. 1859
213 Tin ST. NE lge. rms. porch:
children welcome; garage. Ii.
HOY iith ST. NV rm., Kit,
bath. immense closet. Murphy bed.
p. J. WALsHE, INC. 1115 Eye st.
EFFIC. AND I-BEDRM. APT. avail.
immed. in lge. apt. bldg. Cali EN-.
2-12O0. resident mgr. CHESA-
PEAKE APIS. 1907 Conn. ave. =. W.
READY N0w-Beautiful apt. close
to bus; utils. furn. Liv. rrn., bedrm.,
kit. bath. powder Fm. RA. 6-93s2.
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231O ASHMEAD PL NV
y block off Conn ave. overlookine
Rock Creek Park away from traffic
noise. COW transp,: dbl and sgl
rms. pvt baths avail excel meals;
rates. &l76O wk up HO. 2-3O66
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plentiful, so down comes
on this lge. attrac. compl.
4 rms. suitable . or 3. no
utils. incl, excel. shopping
sp. RA. 3-219l. 5205 I'd
Evening star., 1954-01-10

CUMbINAIlUS IN. b.,S 81; bLDL IN I'M KM q; =;
30th st, Mt. Rainier.h WA. 1-l49S.
iOt S. HIGHLAND, Arlington--Nice
apt, private home. near schools and
bus: all utilities, $50. ia. S-5313.
dence: liv. rr1.. . bedrms., study; on
bus route; avail. now until June u,
while owner on West Coast: SEQ
mo. Ju.- s-331l. lie
TAX. PK.-Nicely furn., l-bedrm.
CON. nnic n SkS ittils inrl
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1903 ALLISON ST. NV

pvt; 2 large closets. Reas. IA
pvt. bedrm., twin
beds, liv. rm.. din. kit. and bath.
utils. furn.: $50. HO. .2-0702. .--1Ol
EFFIC. APT.--Two rms, suit. for 81
lines. 10th and 14th. TU. 2-1920.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-07

Lambden, president; Christian
Mack, Austin b. Carlisle, and John
ElwOod Jones, vice presidel Miss
Carolyn Foskey, secretary-treasur-
er. Mrs. Mary Evans Barto of
Washington. d. c., is honorary pres
ident and the executive committee
comprises Mrs. Carmine, Everett F.
Warrington and J. Earl Pepper
A number of talented teen-agers
in Georgetown will appear in the
local amateur talent contest spOn-
sored by the Georgetown Kiwanis
Club in conjunction with the Miss
Georgetown" Beauty Contest, in the
Georgetown High School on May
IA. Entrants already listed in the
talent contest include Grant Lewis,
Joyce Ann and Grace COrdrey, Har-
ry Aiken, Judy Shedaker, Edward
Serman. IT,, James Rust, Joyce
COnoway, Susan Murray, Grace
Warrington and Robert LittletOn.
An applause meter will be used to
select first, second, third and
fourth place winners according to
audience applause. The winner
will receive $25.0O in cash; second
place winner will receive $500.
and the third and fourth place win
ners, $500 each. Lester Coleman,
Of Radio Station WJWL, is in
charge of the amateur talent con-
test and will act as emcee. Age Of
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-07

Isabel Green, assistant recording
secretary; Mrs. Edith Swain, finan-
cial secretary; Miss Dorothy Sam
mons, treasurer: Mrs. Evelyn Pep
per, warden; Mrs. Marianne Pep
per, conductress; Mrs. Sallie Scott,
chaplain; Mrs. Mary Catherine
Hudson, musician; Miss Marjorie
SammOns, color bearer; Mrs. AL
mire Lewis, right supporter to no
bic grand; Mrs. Olive Adams, left
supporter to noble grand; Mrs.
Elizabeth Swain, right supporter to
vice grand; Mrs Edith Truitt, left
supporter to vice grand; Mrs. Lau-
ra Blizzard, inside guardian; Mrs.
Maggie Smith, outside guardian;
Mrs. Sara Savage, right altar bear
er; Mrs. Helen Jean Johnson, left
altar bearer.
Following installation ceremOn-
les, Mrs. Hazel Tingle, retiring no.
BILE grand, was presented with nu-
merOus gifts and she presented
gifts to her officers. Refreshments
were served during a social hour.
The Alumni Association of the
Georgetown High School will hold
the annual banquet and dance in
the high school on May %.
The date was set in a meeting of
the executive committee and Off
GERS, held in the home of Mrs. Mary
p Carmine.
The banquet will be held in the
new cafeteria of the high school at
$50 p. m. Members of the class of
1854 will be guests of honor; there
will be a speaker and during the
business session officers for the
next year will be elected.
Dancing in the auditorium will
begin at 800 p. m. and run through
to 100 a. m. with an intermission.
Music for dancing will be furnished
by Bill Rugg and his orchestra.
Mrs. Carmine is heading the COM
mittee in charge of tickets. Her
committee comprises Mrs. Esther
M. Hudson, Mrs. Aleine Short, Joel
BraUnfeld, Mrs. Jessie Lawson,
Miss Carolyn FOskey and c. Polk
Spicer. Other committees will be
announced later.
The present officers Of the Alum
nj Association are William G.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-07
ntestants is from IA TO %.

contestants is from IA to 90.
Edward Marzoa, chairman for the
contest for Miss Georgetown" who
will enter as a contestant in the
Delmarva VII Queen Contest, states
that he has already signed up sew
eral entrants and there are still
many openings. The Georgetown
Kiwanis Club which is sponsoring
Miss Georgetown has not approach
ed any contestants, it being pre-
ferable that contestants enter of
their own VOlitiOn. For this reason
application blanks have been plac-
ed in the Georgetown High School,
the limbo and County Seat Lunch
eOnette, and at the DelmarVa Fes-
tival Headquarters in the Delaware
Power and Light Co. They may al
so be obtained from Mr.. MarzOa.
Girls entering the contest must
be between 16 and 21 by June 20,
be unmarried and reside in the
GeOrgetown-Harbeson area. The
girl selected as Miss Georgetown
viii receive a cOmpIote formal out
fit, beautiful bathing suit. = Nv
ing cup-suitably engraved and "A
$25.0O savings bond. Second place
winner will receive a table model
radio and third place winner a
camera with flash bulb attachment.
The judges will be provided by the
Delmarva Festival Committee.
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that $4,000 gallons of water were
used every day; there 5000 tents
in the encampment and on duty at
all times were four fire companies,
$50 police and 175 physicians. The
speaker also showed four films,
which were pictures taken of scouts
leaving for the JambOree, scenes
enrOute, highlights of the events in
the camp and scenes of spots visit
ed enroute home. David Bray was
program chairman.
Glen Grain, president of the club,
announced the Loyalty Day pro-
gram to be held this coming Sun
day night in the local high school.
Colonel Ralph S. Baker told briefly
of the program for Armed Forces
Day to be held at the Dover Air
Base on May Is, where there will
be speakers, a tour of inspection
of planes based there from / to 4
p. m, all to be followed by pa
rade.
Frank GOrdy talked briefly on
tentative plans for the Delmarva
Chicken Festival to be held here in
June. Edward Marzoa, chairman
for the Miss Georgetown and Am
ateur Talent Show to be staged in
the high school on May IA, at 8 p.
m, under sponsorship of the XII
Wanians.
Lloyd HeaTn was received into
membership, the induction cere-
mOny being given by James B.
owen, past president of the club.
\ In addition to the speaker other
guests of the club were James
Lynch of RehOboth, Past Lieuten-
ant Governor of the District; Car
olyn GOrdy, Gregg Bray, Scott
Louis Cober, Susan Campbell, Jan
ice Grain, Ronald Grain, Edward
SeTman, Jr., Ralston Petit, Bruce
Penuel, Thomas Henderson, Gloria
Jean Green, John Frank Beamer,
Crawford Seeger, Richard and Don
aid Putz and Edward KOpple, ali of
Georgetown.
Ralph Robertson, manager of the
local plant of Johnson & Wimsatt,
wholesale lumber and mill work
distributors, was guest speaker for
the GeOrgetown-M -MillsbOrO Rotary
Club in the Masonic Temple here
on Tuesday evening. Mr.. Robertson
gave the history of the company
which was established in 1888, in
Washington, d. G. He told ROtar-
ians the branch plant was located
in Georgetown because of the ex-
istence of facilities which aided in
faster delivery service to retail
lumber companies on the Delmar-
va Peninsula. He displayed a map
which carried locations of lumLeI
retail companies on the peninsula
noting that in section from Smyr-
ma to POcOmOke, Md, there were
about 80 such companies. The plant
here is located on the site formerly
occupied by a fertilizer company
and has a railroad siding adjacent
to the building. Judge James B.
Carey, program chairman for the
evening, presented Mr.. Robertson
Another visitor at the meeting
was Howard L. Ennis, Jr.
Mrs. Ruth TOland, of Wilmington
president of the Rebekah Assembly
of Delaware and her staff installed
officers of Mary Rebekah Lodge No
Is. in Odd Fellows Hall here or
Tuesday evening.
Installed were Mrs. Hazel Tingle
past noble grand; Mrs. Violet Pep.
per, noble grand; Mrs. Helen Will
kins, vice grand; Mrs. Virgini;
| Pepper, recording secretary; Mrs
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MoToRIsT ELoAIs

NASHUA, N. II. (P) - A
charge of operating an improperly
registered motor vehicle in munich
pal court brought out that the
driver had a car registered in Con-
necticut, held Maryland drivers
license, claimed to be a resident
of Maine and was arrested in New
Hampshire.
Given a SIS suspended fine, police
wrote one word beside the address
line on the report "hoater."