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Milford chronicle., 1954-09-24

Lieutenant and Mrs. Harry
p Mayhem Jr., welcomed a
son in the hospital at Fort Nc
Clellan, Admission. Alabama.
on September 9. They have a
daughter. Elaine, and the new
son has been given his par
ents name. Harry E. Mayhem.
Srd. Mrs. Mayhem will be re-
membered here as Miss Ethel
Clements. The Mayhews will
move to Edgewood Arsenal.
Maryland, next week for their
next tour Of service.
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At the University Of Della
ware the ROTC officers for the
coming year were announced
and two Milford boys were
named in the list. Ralph Snow
berger will be battalion adju-
tant with the rank Of cadet cap
tain and James H. johnson,
Jrs win be cadet captain of
Company E. Congratulations
to these. our boys.
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A large group Of young mar
rieds surprised Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Townsend at their
new home on School Place
Saturday evening. It was a
house warming and the hearth
ness Of the good wishes they
extended, the food and the gift
they brought were evidences
Of just what they meant. Com
pletely surprised the Town
sends accepted the lovely floor
lamp with thanks and enjoyed
the evening just as all of the
guests did. Not present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Burris, Mr..
and Mrs. Garrett Grier. Mr..
and Mrs. Pennewill Isaacs and
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Leithis-
er Present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Isaacs, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
James Cresson, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lindenkohl, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clement Rohrer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carson Ward, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Govatos, Mr..
and Mrs. Larry Isaacs, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Salevan, Mr.. and
Mrs. James p. Hammond. Mr..
and Mrs. John o. Snyder. Mr..
and Mrs. Laurence Sharp.
Miss Charlotte Ryder, Len
DOnahue. Mr.. and Mrs. viii
liam A. Minner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Mulholland, Mr.. and
Mrs Logan Grier, DR.. and Mrs.
Leslie Dobson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Remsen Barnard, Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Draper, Bird. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Lingo. and Mr..
and Mrs Robert Baechler.
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-24

CHICKEN AND DUMPING
SUPPER will be served on We'd
nesday, September %, at the VIEW
Post Home, Milford, sponsored by
che Ladies' Auxiliary of Post No.
64S3. Serving from to z. home
style. Adults. $125; children, 65c.
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-24

Harry H. Mulholland cele-
brated his birthday over the
past weekend at his lovely
home at Haven Lake. Helping
with the celebration were the
members Of his family, num-
bering fourteen now. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry MulhoIland. Jr.,
with their children were here
from Moorestown, NJ j., plus
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Murphy
and their family. Present were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mulholland.
and Of course Mrs. MuIholland.
Mr. Mulholland, being one Of
those rare people who we're
born at midnight, maintains
that he should celebrate on
two days and does. Family
gatherings, such as this one,
make happy times for those
who participate.
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-24

Mrs Thomas Sharp had the
misfortune to break a bone in
her foot necessitating it to be
in a cast. Il is progressing
satisfactorily.
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-24

CHICKEN & DUMPING SUP.
PER viii be served at the Ameri-
can Legion Home, Saturday, Sep
tember 25th. Benefit of American
Legion Milford Post No. 3. Serving
3 to 8. Tickets: $1.25 adults; chill
dren, $65.
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-24

RUlIMAGE SALE-Kent Chap
ter No. II, o. E. s., will hold a rum
mage sale in the building next to
WOllter's Dry Cleaning Shop, Sat
urday, September 25th, beginning
at 10 a. m.
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-24

CHICKEN DUMPING SUPPER
The Sunshine Glass of Calvary
Church will have a chicken and
dumpling dinner, Saturday, Octo-
Der 9th, at the Church. Start serv-
ing at 4 o'clock.
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-24

BAKE-The Milford Neck WSCs
will hold bake in front Of J G..
Penney's on Friday, September "a,
at $3.50 a. m. Anyone wishing to
make a donation call Mrs. James
Webb, Frederica 5-5f96. Chickens,
chicken salad eggs, pies, cakes,
etc, will be for sale.
Evening star., 1954-04-18

Mrs. A. Kenneth Akin, Mrs.
Earle B. Butler. Mrs. j. Arthur
Hamilton, Mrs. Walter p. Le-
ber, Mrs. c. M. Roberts and
Mrs. w. B. Stranburg.
The Spring Dance Of the
Navy Dental Corps Officers
Wives Club is scheduled for
Friday at the Officers Club.
Naval Medical Center. There
will be a reception from 7 to 8
o'clock followed by dinner and
dancing to midnight.
Hostesses for the party will
include Mrs. Charles T. Pridg-
con, Mrs. John B. Stoll, Mrs.
Victor Knapp, Mrs. Gerald
Hodgson and Mrs. Frank B.
Rhobotham.
Evening star., 1954-04-18
Spring Dances
Are Planned
By GROUPS

The Army Chief of Engi-
neerS, Maj. Gen. Samuel D.
Sturgis and Mrs. SturgiS are
planning a dinner before the
Corps of Engineers Ball on
Saturday. Col. and Mrs. A. w.
Belts and 1t. Col. and Mrs.
John B. Lamond are also
among those entertaining be-
fore the party.
All Army Engineer officers
and their wives, both on the
active and retired list, have
received invitations to attend
the ball at the Army Navy
Country Club. Proceeds of the
affair will go to the Welfare
Fund of. the Engineers Of
ficers' Wives Club.
Mrs. Emerson c. fischer,
wife of Brig. Gen. fischer, is
chairman of the ball, and Col.
William F. Powers has charge
of the floor committee.
Other ladies assisting are
Evening star., 1954-04-18
R5#

say their farewells. And while
Washington loses one of it's
bachelors it gains another, as
1t. Col. Charles D. Barrett re-
places Col. Baker.
Suppers PIonned
The conimandant of the Ma
tional War College, 1t. Gen.
Howard A. Craig, and Mrs. Craig,
are planning a series of supper
parties in their quarters at Fort
Lesley j. McNair this spring
season.
The first Of these was given
on Thursday with the Board of
Industrial Consultants as honor
guests and the members of the
staff and faculty invited to meet
them. The president of Purdue
University, DR.. Frederick Ho-
vede, and Mrs. Hovede were
present and the list included DR..
Easton Rothwell of the Hoover
Institute and Library of Stan
ford University. Mr.. Raymond
Allen. chancellor of the Univer-
Sity of California, and Mr.. Sher-
man Kent.
Gen. and Mrs. Craig have a
busy month before them. With
the generals dual roles, heading
the National War College and
being chairman of the Inter-
American Defense Board, they
are very active. On Friday,
April %, they will receive for
the board at its 18th anniver-
sary party at the Pan-American
Union, where they also have
planned a buffet supper.
lnvitotions Issued
The secretary of the Inter-
American Defense Board, Col.
Evening star., 1954-04-18
Photo.

c. c. Vale and Mrs. Valle, have
issued invitations for a z to
o'clock farewell party on Wednes-
day, April %, at the headquar-
ters of the board, $500 Sixteenth
street, in honor of 1t. Col. and
Mrs. Ruben M. Macchi.
The guests for the most part
will be members of the Council
of Delegates and those of the
staff of the board, of which Col
Macchi has been vice secretary
for the past three years.
Col. and Mrs. Harry w. Miller
have planned a supper party at
home on Saturday in honor OF
Col. and Mrs. Macchi.
With their daughters, Yessie
and Ivelise. the Macchis will go
to New York May 5, where they
will spend a few days before
sailing May 13 aboard the S. S.
Brazil for their home in Uru-
quay.
Evening star., 1954-04-18
Service News . "'
Leqqetts to Entertain;
Marines to Parade
Co.. Robert H. Williams to Command
Marine Barracks After Duty Abroad
Service News
By EVELYN N. Dent

All signs point to well boxed
compass come Thursday, April
30, when the Chief of the Bureau
of Ships Rear Admiral Wilson
Durwood Leggett. jr., and Mrs.
Leggett entertain at a 6 to 8
o'clock party at the Chevy Chase
Club.
The reception is planned in
honor of the Commanders Of
naval shipyards who will be
here at that time. No doubt a
great many old friends will again
get together for a brief reunion.
Rear Admiral Hugh Elliot
Haven, Bureau of Ships Inspec-
tor General will be here from
San Francisco. Calf. also Capt.
William L. Turney, and Capt.
Robert A. Hinners. With them
will be Capt. George c. Weaver.
from Long Beach and Capt. Ray
mond j. Moore of San Diego.
Rear Admiral Homer N. Wallin
is coming from Puget Sound.
The Wallins are we'll known
hereabouts, having had several
tours of duty in town.
Capt. Schuyler N. Pyne is ar
irving from Pearl Harbor and
Capt. William julius Richter
from Panama City. to name a
few of the 25 visitors expected.
There is also an air of great
expectancy around the Leggett
house for they hope to have
their family back shortly from
Salzburg, Austria. Their Son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. B. Sewell, are flying home
and hope to be here by the first
of next month. They are bring
ing Keith Howard Sewell with
them to be introduced to his
grandparents.
Change Of Commend
There will be a colorful
change of command parade on
Friday, May IA, when the COM
manding officer, Marine Bar
racks, Col. James p. Berkeley,
turns over the post to Col. Rob-
ert H. Williams.
Col. and Mrs. Berkeley plan
to leave shortly after for Cali
fornia, where they will visit Col.
Berkeley's siSter-in-law, Mrs.
Randolph c. Berkeley. jr.. at
Santa Ana, before Col. Berkeley
leaves for his new duty assign
ment in Korea. He will not see
his brother, however, as the lat
ter is on his way home from
Korea.
Mrs. Berkeley plans to return
to Washington and make her
home here until Col. Berkeley
returns.
Col. Warren Baker is also
among those going overseas. He
leaves about May 4. Prior to
that he VIII 60 to see his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Otis Baker
Of West Roxbury, Mass. They
plan to meet in Connecticut and
have Q quiet holiday before they
Evening star., 1954-04-18
Concert to Aid
Scholarship Fund

The Aspen Institute OF Music
OF Aspen, Colo, will present an
evening Of chamber music for
the benefit of its scholarship
fund on May is and II at 8
o'clock In the evening at Hill
andale, the home of Mrs. Anne
Archbold, 1905 Reservoir road.
Mrs. James Hopkins Smith
and Mrs. Robert Low Bacon will
act as chairmen for the affair,
assisted by Mrs. Zigmond Le-
bensohn, Mrs. Paul Mite. Mrs.
George w. OakeS, Mrs. Alan
Pargellis, Mrs. Joseph Sargent
and Mrs. Arthur Woods.
Evening star., 1954-04-18
handbags mended "like new"

handbags mended "like new"
If your fovorite handbag needs expert repoir-
ing, bring it to Woodward & Lothrop's Repair
Center - the hondbog Hospital" We mend
broken catches, snaps, hinges and rivets; put
bags back into frames and refine them
We will also reweove moth holes, teors and
burns, in suits, eoots, dresses; repair sweaters,
umbrellas, zPpers, hosiery; clean and repair
gloves = no matter where purchased.
WGL-Repor Center, lst Floor
Evening star., 1954-04-18
Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Ayres
announce the marriage on April
10 of their daughter, Carole K,
to Mr.. George D. Bailey, U. S.
Army. at st. Peters Evangelical
Lutheran Church. The couple
will make their home at Hilltop
Manor, Md.
Evening star., 1954-04-18
Don't Jolt Touster

If your toaster does not have
a crumb tray that can be re-
moved or opened out for clean
ing. use a small long-handled
brush with which to get out the
crumbs. Never shake or jolt an
electric toaster in order to clean
If
Evening star., 1954-06-27
ROOMS eURN.-MD. 8 VA.

ssh pEs 81 sons 's'nE sa5H 5 nsHs s'R
silvia silvia sPkfSG-singl. I'RfSs rm., MS adjoin-
CHEvT CfhE1v ~ CHASE, IIasao' MD.-suite With
phone, pvt bath. window fan; park
nngg;pS ing SIS U0u Tk o. a. 2-257S; q s,,dents ms A.
DL i4os 18th ReS ST. n% 1St With vii S'qhas qefrisers
tion and gas stoves at So each. 2S'
eGLE. RM., next to bath; close Silver
Spring shoppins, center: kit. ldry:
privils. If wanted. JU. 9-7034. -27
AEFNGTSsPSs arn moasln apt cs a. IN 1905 nsTy
NfWdY EWES 81 biE6SeRRArED. cetR cool. -hs front
room next ext, to bath; home privileges.
ofA; "a; ecilAsRsEfNDoN e1lssf CIRCLE. with With or
without. air-cond.; lHe. rm;. semi
ARLINGTON : Excellent accomoda-
privileges. laundry facilities: good
aiss Il. oUHNT1Co ST. n: Arl,. Va.
-(via Key Bridge and Lee hwy,
turn right at Quantico to 1st
rm. twin bedsl. bathrm. and ige
closet space: 8 exposures: avail
July I: empl: cple. pref. JE, 2-1629
HYATTSVILLE-Fron drst-nr. rm..
adj bath; on buSline; .Pss66kins
LGE. DELE. RM.,. twin beds: " blk
or 2 Catholic girls. WA. 1920.
COLONIAL VILLAGE - Corner rm.,
cross ventil.; semipvt. bath: nr. bus
line; empty. lady pref. Phone ia.
$4,000, ESxs. 72s. 1874 N. Troy
CHEVY CHASE-Master bedrm.. pvt
bath: gar: lovely home: 2 blks.
north Of circle: gent: OIL. 4-3653.
REFINED GENTLEMAN-Newly furn.
Hills: on Greyhound busline. UN.
4-3590
ARL. SO.-Large front rm.. near Pen
tagon; semipvt. bath: cross venttl.: f:
gentleman: $40 mo. OF. 4-8S23.
Evening star., 1954-06-27
APTs. FURNIsHED-D.c.

$3.50 QUE ST. NV lge. bedrms..
after 8 or cali RE 7-3216.
ExceI * S,F%; sPfs.; So so, siSS @ %Sos s.ah:.
ss1s iGT apts 18th ss9 Sc. Hw.Niesfy 2iSSsS fur
SIS mo. See resident manager.
SH1PLEY PARK GARDENS APIS
Attractively furnished, brand-new
furniture; completely redecorated: ]
bath; isrs. rec; rms. rms; picture Picture windows win 1
ample closet space and laundry ia
cilities: convenient bus and shopping
eSSs SIh ouE 81 ST sT ~ Sw.OMod 2-obSS an. bldg
studio ant. with refgr. and Er.Il. for
light housekeepinE; park facilities.
Available immediately
18th. AND COLUMBIA RD.---Air-
cond.; nv. rm;. bedrm; kit. bath;
n1M. suit, No. sS5 2 7-Sga4s gizls. S44s 18th st.
CAPITOL HILL, sos Z. capitol-2 Or
dinette, bedrm. and bath. Entirely
NOD nod csT and TvP PVT; Il; Il SIG1U6. ~, ~
ft Sne bath %%esasS ea.s. z
lis Pm RHODE ISLAND AVE. Ne
Completely furnished apt; 500 mo
s55 Aso Per- EGp%; MO-, ss INck. Sssk. Urns.@Nic.
o Srn independence sse e11 OsTg 1U sasss o9 ssn
25IS 18th ST. NV. OF Columbia I'd.
Il rm., dressing rm.. kit. bath;
$65 UP. MGR. Apt. 1. AID. 4-032S
DowNTowN-compl. furn. apt. tor
dinette. m0S;i with ~ Nv: rS sth. H. very cool
Ss5. No charge for furniture. Ma
CATH9oLIc UNIV. vIC.-Bedrm.. 1liv
rm. kit, dinette, bath: apt. bldg:
nicely furn., redec.: 500. LA. 6-95Ss
Sill NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
furp rms; s75 mo baths IA. st4tsjaa ttj al l-so stii'
LIV RIM, bedrm.. din. rm.. kit. and
very clean; $40 mo. up. RA. e-95o1
1Os WEBSTER ST. Mist fiool
Sinette 81 esplexi porch y % Bath Re1 and dressini
incl. utils. WA. 7-2149. Il
PLEASANT HILLS-1 -bedrm.: nicelS
furn. duplex apt: gas heat; auto
washer; 20-in. window fan; fenced
yard; close to transp. Call Wo
MT. IT RAINIER. MD.-s-rm. furn
apt; pvt. bath, porch. a.u.f. OF
bus rte; adults. WA. 7-1263. 81
END OF MT. PLEASANT CARLINE
for /; S55 for 2 adults: share bath
pvt; entrance; AD; 2:2S3S. a-27
5OOS FIRST ST. NV, Apt. 2--Liv
rm.. kit. bedrm.: twin beds. bath
ST 3-3466. or ewes. EN-. 3-S369
GEORGETOWN. 1906 P st. n.w.-Ir
apt. bldg. charmtng liy rm,: bed
auire Apt. 8. AID. 2-0374. -27
MT. PLEASANT. 1914 Monroe st.
Spacious rms. lge:, kit. pvt: bath
3 adults: child. ok. NO. 1926;
NE. nr. Senate onice-2 rms.
eitchsR ss1 s7o %d hath S7k Isdsf sS sHctio Nj
DOWNTOWN, walk distance Govt
bldEs. and G, w. upiy;-2 iafgg,
g. util. incl: $110 mo. *
Evening star., 1954-06-27
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

'SsS TsS.sa tsta sads sn Nwss deck see!sh Sd?ns
DUPONT cIRcLE-spscious front
tEiHns d6Is' d6.s' pvt; bath; hM eHtE; ss52s FefsF
CAPITOL HILL, No. 2, 9th st. mel
and rooms: afos ihk, units; everythinT
chosE f45s N n, 7SaGs 7ntcels furnished HS studio
kitchen and dinette: reasonable Ho.
1885 S'iSi ST. NV. Apt. 1, downtown
For sdTeated man moderate habits
DUPoNT CIRCLE AREAwAttrac. sit:
ting rm. and bedrm. with use OF
hot plate, refgr and unlim. phone.
For 2 young ladies' Ress. NO
BRENT.Wl1ooD-Beautiful ne. sec
closets: 2 share kitchen and bath;
all conv. HO. 2-139S. -26
COLORED.HoUSEKEEPTNG RMS,
hEe 7e1SE d rIrn; rmi ana pvt; Tor KIT; settisd hT
NR. conn. AND PoRTER-cool,
ground floor room. pvt. shower and
entrance. fireplace; $50. EN-; g.
1922 N. h. AVE. N.w.-Kit., bed
1910 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Nicely
furn. light housekeeping rm.. next
bath, cool, reas.; also apt. DU, =
AiR.CooLED sTUDIO RM.-Refgr.
grill, clock-radio. TU. airfoaln. So
SIS. 2147 F st. NV. Elk. 3-6613
as1s 10th ST, N.w:-Lse. from,
studio rm.. business lady. semipvt
bath. Mt. Pleasant car and Conn
THE SHERMAN. Apt. sos. 18th and
L sts.-Studio rm., southern ex,
posure; conv. transp. Also small
rm., running water Ladies.
036 MASS. AVE. NV. and 121 N. C
ave. se.-Kit. and rm.. well furn.
$3.50 wk. Ii. 3-9S32.
22O E ST. N.W.-Basement. cool;
nice rooms; utilities: S14 wk. for 2
slsbse. si9Sls sleep ROOM 81 Wk' s@
1as9 NEWTON ST. N.w.-Furn
housekeeping lge front rm.; coupl'
or . men: Sl3.50 wk.
G624 LEE HWY, ARLINGTON. VA
Large room. refrigerator. stove: mex
to bath Phone ia. $4,000. IS"
LGE. FRONT RM., windows: ga
stove. refrigerator: pvt. entr.; fo
couple. Ii 6-7459
1865 WYOMING N.W.-Lge;, attrac
room all conv., grill privil., refgr:
S35 mo. Mt. Pleasant. AID. 2-"975
Evening star., 1954-06-27
ROOMS FURNISHED-s.E.-S.W

1894 K ST. S.E.-One bright, clear
room. 81 wk.; hall entr.. semippvt
CAPITOL HILL, opp. House once
blk. Library CongreSs--Man: 2nd-n
front rm., semipvt. bath: lge.,. hlgh
ceilinged, 3 windows; 3-speed, re-
versible window fan: ample closet
refgr.: avail. July 1. Ii. 3-29I3
1906 e5th ST. s.E.-pble. bedroom
next bath: also front sgle og I'm.
CHPITOL HILL: near Cong. Lib,
Quiet, private home; lge. room. pvt
bath: avail. Ii. 6-15S6. ,-2S
l01S QUE ST. S.E.-Girls only; twin
beds. kitchen and laundry privileges
LU $1,000
LARGE ROOM; new rambler screened
porch; lovely location. 22S7 owens
rd. sc. LO. 7-2163.
Sc. mr. Andrews. Boiling and NRL--
dble.. ! single. S25-$30; use OF
5o. l'Y IE544lE INA TV and r'fsr.' parking
man only: close to all transporta-
ton Ii. 4-54S5.
OLORED-S.W.- room for
couple, with home privileges; also
single room with home priviliges.
CoLoRED TWO NICELY FURN.
ISHED RMS, reasonable: adults
privileges. Ii. 7-7977. -2S
Evening star., 1954-06-27
APTs. FURNIsnED-MD.

LIv: RIM, .bedrm. kit. and bath: al
S,.nsE Utilities III incl .- Also onts sn s. en-
TWO BESSRo0MxtsH@Nicely turn.; d.
luxe, all-elec. Kitchen; sil. Sps.
area; conv. to everything; new
bldg; $3.50. incl. utils. JU. b-ol46.
EFFIcIENCY-Lgs. kitchen. compl
bath; nicely furn.: new bldg; Sill
spg; area; S76. incl. utils. JU.
SILVER sPRrNa-Liv. rm., bedrm.,
S9S.5O; no pets: couple. 10. S-6ssa.
I ExTRA-LGE. ROOM, kitchen and
bath; all utilities incl. SOB month;
sya HyattSyills area Sea, La. 675S6S TsSo2. 2S pS
July 8-Sept. 4; $50 mo-. incl. utils.,
TV; mr.. bus, shop. ctr. JU. 7-5597.
BETHEsDA-2-bedrm. apt: air-con-
ditioned; porch; grand piano; avail
8 fIlf Rms. n1S AND ST s2THOEmpioyed E Y; couple.
No children, no pets. $50 Riverdale
COLLEGE PARK. MD. Beautiful
furn. apt. Lge: liv. rm:. dinette,. lge;
SiEs; a6da from Nd. Q: I'M z-SsSs q 9N,
5 RMS AND BATH: private entrance.
television. Available July 10. JU.
BETHEsDA-Efnc. apt; kit. bath;
TON. OIL. 2-2636. EN-. 2-S3S3. .-27
MT. RAINIER-3 rooms and bath;
conyenient to everything. WA.
k7E1Aess1fSSairoN-wHEAroN 71es1f q AREA
| hedrn1 Uv nm file kit tile hath.
Bendix: utils. included. $50 SO. En-
ployed couple only, LO. 4-OS7S.
MT. RAINIER. at bus stop bedrm.
1Pd nN Kit; 4ts6ys sgs,' $500 mo- uti!s 9 19cl
AfR-CoND.@s rooms. liv. rm.. bedrm..
kit. pvt. bath with shower; pvt.
entr.: park space; good transp.;
shops refs wH empl saJt sdglts; utils. inci
GLENDALE bedrms,, bath, liv.
ent;: heat and light incl: $s6s.
TIARoM2 IfSoI s-2It! 2PIKt.!E2-bedrm. apt. newly
aes;S; adess;Sonr mr. tran'p-; reas' rent cal Su'
2 BEDRMs.. nv. rm.. lse. kit. bath:
all rms. lge.; lge. yard. window fan;
all utils. except cleo; pvt. entr.; mr..
transpi AP; 7,97sO' after 4 Pm.
silver nIs;i & sPRISGLcool 2-rm. apt;
conv. to transp.: suit. for empl cpl,
Mr.. WALTER REED~1st H.. liv. rm..
bath; $50 JU. 9-O9S9.
COLLEGE PARK-2-bedrm. bsmt. apt.
$50 mo. July and August. UN.
TAK0MA PARK-small coy 8 rms. e..
bath. 2nd a.. outside fl. to pvt. entr.
$50. S10S Flower ave. JU. 5-469 1.
TAKOMA PARK-Four rooms, private
bath. two (2) bedrooms. living room
and kitchen. All utilities furnished.
2hz blocks from District bus line.
Newly DECORATED. Ss5 per month.
rIHqk;oMS AZ; SisoS9f 9Pfk.-4-rm. apt. 500.
Bath. yard, fireplace. cool. JU.
TAkoMA szoSai PARK. rs Holt place.
rms IN, kit bath .PS ptcely dZ nv tHFn saSi ngE
HXATTs AREa@Liv canJ Ham. E bedE~ 64lT:
rAKoI AXIOM 1uIy FAkksunn2 RiI sum stsqs terrace apt
8 rms. knotty pine liy. rm,. bath and
entr. pvt, 2 adults. $50. JU.
ADJOINING SILVER SPRING. Md
Beautiful apt. in excel. cond;; nicely
furn. Located on 1st fl. in mod |:
Takoma Park. Md. Near new shop;
| center and bus Liv. rm.. bedrm. and
dinette, beautiful kit. built-in units.
| lge. elec. refgr.. tile bath. bu1lt.in
| tub and shower. Rear porch. S79
mo-, incl. utils.; nothing else to pay.
Phone JU. 6-2406.
Evening star., 1954-06-27
ROOMS WITH BOARD

THE MAR-LEETA. 1928 18th st. NV.
Lovely. cool sgle. and dble. rooms,
with running water. For young ladies
and men. Showers. excel. meals, elev.
A HOME AWAY FROM HOME for re-
hned employed young lady. Nicely
furn. room with excellent meals z
days, in private semitic home. No
other roomers. All home privils; JU.
BACHELOR APTS.-For /. 2 or s
persons. Nr. embassies. Maid and
switchboard services. Rates from $40
ger mo. incl. 9 meals per day. Ref.
MRS. BUTTON. 10. 2-7600. -27
Clean room, . meals. $50, $50 and
500. Convenient to TRANSPORTATION
SILVER SPRING-clean. comfort able
rm., next bath. shower; excel. board
ST. wk: conv. neighborhood: young
empl. lady. JU. 5-3l21.
WALTER REED VIC.-Dble. and sgle
rm.: nicely furn.; delicious meals
1891 9th st. NV, RA. 3-4124.
NICE ROOM for lady or gentleman:
pvt. home, excellent meals: good
transportation. HO. 2-34S4.
LOVELY ROOM and bath: excel
meals: private home, former nurse
Reasonable; elderly people accepted
EN- 2-923l.