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Milford chronicle., 1954-06-25
LEWES

Ihe annual Flag Day luncheon of
the various Delaware State Chan
ters Of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution was held this veal.
IN LeWes at the Caesar Rodney
Hotel at 1890 o'clock, SATURDAY.
June 18th. All the nine ChaDters in
Delaware attended
The Honorable H. Edward Mall
was the guest speaker. Mr.. Mall
We'll known member of the Della
ware State Bar Association. and y
LeWes resident, who, has long made
history his avOcation, spoke on the
history OF Lewes and of Sussex
/ County. Homer Ingram, local bari-
tone, sang several patriotic selec-
tions.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Ingram and
family are making a visit in the
State of Tennessee.
Mrs. Edward Wiltbank, who has
been spending the winter at DrexeI
Hill, Pa. where she was visiting
with her sOn-in-laW and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. William Manning. has
returned to LeWes to spend the
summer months with her sOn-in-
law and daughter, DR.. and Mrs. Ar
thur II. Morris, at their residence
on Savannah Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halsey G. KnaDn
and daughter, Debbfe of Nassau.
have returned home after visiting
with Mrs. Knapp's mother. Mrs
George Edwards Davidson In
SwarthmOre, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Heilman of
! Woodbury., N. j., are spending the
summer with Mrs. Heiman's mother
Mrs. John G. Millman at her home
on Beebe Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ewing and
family of New Jersey, are occupying
the Mason cottage on the beach.
Mrs. Ewing will be remembered
as the former Miss Ann Mason,
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Mason of Lewes.
An announcement has been made
Of the marriage of Miss Lois KAY
Touring, daughter of Emil c. Tour
ing Of 404 w. 18th St., Chester. Pa.
and the late Mrs. Touring to Mr..
James r. Bones, son of Mrs. Row
land Bones, of 1850 Chichester Ave,
Linwood and the late Mr.. Bones.
The marriage was solemnized on
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in
the Memorial Presbyterian Church
in Boothwyn, Pa Mr.. Joseph Bones
of LinwOOd, Ia. and brother of the
groom was best man. Mr.. Jesse
Roberts of Chester and Ronald
Steele of Prospect Park, Pa, were
ushers.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-25

A reception followed the cere-
mOny in the social room of the
church after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Bones left for a two weeks trip to
Florida.
The bride attended Chester High
School. MIR. Bones who attended
Upper Chichester High School and
served five years in the u. S. Army
was a former resident of Lewes.
His mother will be remembered as
the former Miss EleahOr Kitchens,
daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
William Kitchens also of Lewes.
Mrs William E. DOdd of Lewes,
former resident of Norwood, Pa,
announces the marriage Of her
daughter Miss Patricia DOdd, to
Seaman George L. Sweeney, Jr.,
U. S. Navy, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George L. Sweeney of Darby, Pa.
The wedding took place at 2
p. m, in Bethel Methodist Church,
Lewes, Saturday with the Rev. A. e.
Daugherty, pastor officiating. She
was given in marriage by her step
AcLAACAi WI. JO0Cpll 4ullCu6ll Ol f1dTI-
ingtOn. Miss Jean Dodd was her
sisters maid of honor. The brides
maids were, Mrs. Thomas M. Hooker
and Miss Clara Edith Wilson, both
Of Lewes. Mr.. Richard Sweeney of
Darby, Pa. was his brothers best
man.
A reception followed in the
Bethel Church House on Market St.
Mrs. Sweeney graduated June 8th
from the Lewes High School. Mr..
Sweeney is now stationed at Fort
Miles near Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Haberland
of Shebaygran Falls, Wis, have
been spending a week here visiting
with Mrs. Haberland's brother and
-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
DarrOw at their residence on Null
berry st.
Mr.. and Mrs DarTOw left on
Tuesday for Washington, D. c. to
spend a few days as the guests of
Mrs. Darrpw's brOther-in-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. William Acker-
man.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-25

Elkton, Nd; best Girl Scout Troop,
$25, Hurlock, Nd; second, SIS,
Frederica; third, $3.50, Millsboro.
Show Horses And Ponies
First, $25, DR.. Charles F. Moore,
Seaford; second, SIS, Nancy Dukes,
Millville; third, $3.50, Edna Lay
ton, Georgetown.
Decorated automobiles
First, $25, William Henry School,
Dover; second, SIS, Cahall Gas
Company, Harrington.
Horse Drawn Vehicles
First, $25, Melvin Taxi Service,
Denton, Md; second, SIS, a pony
and vehicle, Diane Whaley, Bridge
vile.
Judges for the parade were: In
dustry floats, Mayors Edward c.
Evans, Milford; A. S. Williams,
Laurel, and Daniel Trimper, Snow
Hill, Md; organization floats, Dean
George w. WOrrilow, University
of Delaware; w. Lyle MoWlds, Do
yer; Paul HOdgson, University of
Delaware; FLA and All Clubs,
William Ratledge, Georgetown /;
Newall Stagg, Snow Hill, Md; Mol
10y G. Vaughn, Lewes; bands, ].
Robert King, University of Della
ware; George King, Dupont Com
pany, Wilmington, and F. x. Gal
lagher, University of Delaware.
Fire companies and auxiliaries,
the Rev. William o. Hackett,
Georgetown; the Rev. Lawrence
Wibrow, Snow Hill, Md; and the
Rev. ]. E. Layton, Laurel; Scouts.
Eleanor Sloan, Georgetown: Mari
an Brown, Snow Hill; Charlotte
Purnell, Georgetown; show horse
and vehicles, Nutter d. Marvel
Judge Charles S. Richards, and DR.
Joseph N. NAPLES, all of George
town; veterans organizations. 1t
Col. j. Francis Richardson, George
town; Maj. John Hyland, Laurel
and Harold d. Hatfield, George
town; decorated autos, Robert X
Wyatt, Thomas Wiley, and Ed
ward EckstOTm, all of Georgetown
Blonde, hazel-eyed Barbara Ann
Eschenburg, 16 years old, of Berlin
Md, was crowned Miss Delmsrya
VII at Georgetown Monday after
noon rs the opening day feature of
the seventh annual Delmarva
Chicken Festival.
Over 5000 persons braved a
DrO1ling sun to see the parade OF
70 beauties from the tri-state area
Miss Eschenburg, who entered
the contest as Miss Berlin. spon-
sored by the Lions Club of that
town, won the Miss Maryland COM
petition and entered the finals op-
posed by Miss Virginia, Sarah Det-
wiler, 16, of Cape Charles, and Miss
Delaware, Mary Jane Lynch, Is. OF
Selbyville.
The judges admitted it was a
difficult task but finally voted Miss
Eschenburg as the winner of the
Delmarva title. She was crowned
by Miss Debbie Ann Savage. Miss
Delmarva of 1853.
The winner is the daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. Richard w. Eschen-
burg. Her father is a dental sur
geon in Berlin. She is five feet. G
inches tall, and weighs ia pounds.
She is now in her third wear in
high school and intends to use her
$3.50 scholarship to attend junior
college next year. She hopes to be-
come medical technician or den
tai hygienist.
Charles Voorhees,, Jr., Is, of West
Trenton, N. J., was crowned "Na-
tional Chicken Cooking King in
the National Junior Chicken Cook
ing Contest held in the Georgetown
High School Tuesday morning. In
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-25
Local DeMoIay Boys
Go To Washington
CONTINUED from first page)

Making the trip were Senior
Counsellor, Robert Hawkins; Mar
shall, Jay Sharp; Senior Steward,
Curtis Ennis; Junior Steward,
James Tingle; Preceptors, Earl
Sennett and Frank Metzner. Ae-
companying them were Dads" Ell
wood Hawkins and Chester Coffin.
Members of DeMolay learned this
week that their founder and secre-
tary-generaI of DeMolay, Frank
s. Land, is to become the Imperial
Potentate of the Mystic Shrine of
North America on Thu rsday, July /.
The spectacular pageant and color
ful ceremony in Atlantic City is to
be televised over the CHS television
network at $3.50 D. m.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-25
AUTO MASSACRE?

OSCEOLA, Iowa - up - Iowa
Highway Patrol cars carry large
signs across their backs, showing
the current traffic fatality toll in
the state for the year-"184 kill
ed in '54."
The other day when a patrol
man stopped his car for a stop
sign here, two small boys walked
toward the rear of the car. One
said, Let's see how many this
ones killed"
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-25
Presbyterian
Church Ground
Breaking Sunday
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NNVIItIIIuSU IIUIII IIIsL pdB5/
In the ground breaking ceremony
many of the officers of the Session
and TTnstees and Womens Groups
Will be invited to participate.
During the construction period
the side door at the rear Of the
church on South East Front Street
Will be used as a main entrance.
Mrs. Sarah Dill and Mr.. Edwin
r. Messick, Secretary and Treasur-
er' respectively, Of the Building
Campaign Committee, are receiy-
ing funds for the project.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-25
NAM FOresees Good
stUre For Graduates
icor tinued from nrst Daeel

drop. This change, however, will be
only of short duration. The first
wave of our unprecedented in
crease in population has hit the ele-
mentary schools already. Soon these
pupils will reach the secondary
schools and then be ready for col
leges and universities.
Meanwhile, the population growth
and business expansion of the en-
tire United States, according to the
same study, will find the country in
1875 with gross national prodact
the total Of all goods and services
-Of 500 billion, almost twice as
much as 1953's figure of 1857. 2
billion
There are about q million people
-. T,4r. rgI,s~a
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-25

There are about q million people
in Indo China.
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slTUATioNs-DoMEsTic

Civ. LIVE N OR OUT. expe-
WOMAN. white. viii care for semi.
invalid or elderly person: do Inv.
cooking: soc hr; LA. 6-9241. 25'
GIRL mo sssiss hs 2S go s4 ssasdren
WISH TO PLACE my excellent maid
honest; dependable; good with chill
W dss11i E ~ y pSa2f II to g. ~
out Tues. night after 6. OIL. q
CoIoRED GIRL wants s.h.w. o,
nursing; refs. AID. 4-1537.
COLORED GIRL wants day work.
good cleaner and ironer. refs. ST. g.
GIRL. colored wants day work. child
care; 5 days, part time work. DU. =
coIoRED GIRL desires Job as maid,
5aaso.oday wk., excel. refs. cali RIA. s.
HONEST. RELIABLE. dependable
colored woman desires ghw and
child care. for working couple.
e COLORED GIRLS desire g.h.w. and
child care, for working mother. ex-
c PsEssRfsS T WoMaRSg ~ w Tosss days
MoRNiINtG WORK WANTED by re-.
1a5ie coiored woman. Call HO. q
WOMAN, colored, desires days work,
and ironing. thoroughly exper. Cali
c oLoRED WOMAN. experienced
wishes days work, excellent. ref
IEXPER. COLORED WOMAN, desires
g.h.w. Tues. Wed. afternoons. 2:30-
5;3o and Sats;, ref. ST. 3-3S16.
mouse work and child care. rel.
LADY would like to do gh.w. or days
%9sf or child care. Phone. co. o.
COLoRED WOMAN desires davis
work cleaning. reliable; refs. Ii. g.
iCOLORED GIRL desire g.h,w. or child
care or mothers helper: exper. Elk.
COLORED MAID wants 5-day wk.:
g.h.W: or kitchen helper. Refs. AID
4-4162. ga
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APIS. FURNlSHED-p.c.

1I3 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE
Compl. apt. $50: rooms. S. week.
a1s 18th ST N.w,-close in, down
town. liv. rm.. bedrm: and bath;
;, reas. rent. Sec resident MANAGER;
-LRe enc: kit. tile bath. s67 so.
MASS, AVE. NV. ,iIi@Beaut. dn.n.
2 front view bedrms.. dinette. pvt.
kit. bath; utils. incl. Hu. 3-4l32.
40 eth ST. s.w. II. 2 and srm.
UNIV vIC.~-Bedrm.. liv.
rm.. kit. dinette, bath: apt bldg:
nicely furn4; redec.; 500. La 6-95ss.
WALTER REED lyIC.-In apt. bldg:
rms, kit5 bath. porch: Sll5;
D I51,5SSI CIRCLE ~. Lsrss Sim! m 81.
THOMAS HOS e CIRCLE Rtn u41s N st. n.w s55
Attrac. turn. 2-bedrm. apt, in small,
well-kept bldg. See Mrs. Michak on
,p pIsm1 ssRS x s fsi NE $500
$3.50 mo. incl. ali utilities. See
ian. on premises or call NE. $500.
JUST OFF Pa. AVE. Sc, 2s1S Que
st.-A completely furnished bedrm.
apt. With dinette, large liv,. rrn.. kit.
and bath; $50, incl. al utils.; bsmt.
Immediately. SHANNON * LUcHS
1i; fHS' cAAf SE' E nH Bed
rms. liy. rn.. modern kit, tile bath.
beautifully furn.. ~. s-14s6. "a
Continued on Next Pags.l
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GIRLS UNDER %

Travel Calf, Tex, and Fla. Transp
paid. Above average earnings. CaSf
advanced daily for all expenses
Chaparoned group. See WILLIAM
WALTON, Franklin-Park Hotel, 14tl
and Eye SITS, NV. 10 ANIL pm.
R-S d m Don't nhnne -o5
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALE

FtH,RENI rEIn pc; liy. rm; suite;
cleo. rooster, wafiie iron and toaster
Si9o. Apt. avail Call ewes. after
FURNITURE from q beautiful Doro.
thy Draper furnished apartment al
the Westchester, for sale at frac-
ton Of it's original contract cost
rooms, broadloom carpets and every
thing being sold. No dealers. Phone
Woodley 6-6S94 for appointment
30
FURNITURE-Din. rm., 9x12 rug and
pad: liv. nm. and bedrm. furnish
ings; Grapes and cornice; SWAY
b tsS,a and mattresses; roll,sway beds
IA. s-o lsDi be aNa i and ps !. go
FURNITURE--9-pc. solid walnut din.
room; ,aa egiy refinished, bleached
OL. Z-T76S. -26
IFURNITURE--All-stee 3s-in. kitchen
base cabinet. S1S. small 3-draweI
chest. SIS. Wo. 6-0442.
FURNITURE-Dble. bed with springs
vanity dresser with mirror, vanity
o esnca a..ea dresser with mirror: "a Sss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of 3-rm. apt.
DE. 2-9325.
FURN.-Odd pieces. sell for storag,
cost. 10. 2-3330. RIGHT-WAY
MOVERS, 732 9Th st. NV. Id
FURN.-Liy. rm., din. rm., 3 bedrm
suites and misc. $50 New Hamp.
shire ave. NV. RA. 6-3231 ~
FuRN.-Entire contents of apt. incl
TV. bedrm. suite. liv. rm. and d.
nette; Must sell immed. viii sacIdi.
nee. Call after p.rll.. ia. 4-1433
FURN.-GE refgr.: complete liv. I'm.
din. rY1. and bedrm. set for apt.
finest quality. IA. 3-11S3. 80
GARAGE DOORS {2,, roll-a-way
c1iaplete, excel. cond.. SIS each
GAS RANGES, new. used: repairs
STOVE. io11 S StS n. WA IA. s1 ass
GAS RANGES, new, used; installa.
ton. PEERLESS SALES CO.. 223i
Georgia ave. DE. 2-5566.
Lge assol. elec; motor repairs: 4gtt
GUN; 31-caliber pocket Colt. origina
case. with bullet mold and flask
Call between 2 and 5. z and 8
HEATERS, new; used tgas, oil. coal
wood. elec.) lowest prices. ACME
STOVE. 10l1 9TH NV. MA S-8952
HI FIDELITY setup, 12-in. Altet
speaker, in corner horn, Techmastel
amp: Presto table. audak pickup
n Hpi away BED, approx. 5 I mos
S27o. viii sell. SlO0. uN. 1850
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
-One-girl .office exper.; refs. RA.
3-3l17. s till 3. 26s
LAW. SECRETARY. thoroughly ex-
perienced; prefer small ONCE: excel
lent local references. DI. 7-1643. 26s
PRACTICAL NURSE who is interested
in full or part-ttme work. AID.
PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHER, hours. i 200
p;m.-6:00 pm. ME. S-2161; Ext.
sEEcRETARY-Experienced; mart time.
4 hours daily. Ma. 8-9062. -26
RELIABLE WOMAN desires Job; ex-
eel. pastry cook; ready for work; live
out. Call DE- 2-223S.
COL0RED WOMAN wants part time
or days work; exper. HUI. 3-63h3
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MOROCCAN AND CAIRO,
Bring your own and have II hand filed
1. 9-6013.
JALOUSIEs, after you've priced anc
h nTlcsd aI1d are ready to, give up. cal
s rMD sM MI s.d NE has the right an,
f sssl%sss. A sB Rass sss T. IT,
PAINiING. interior and exterior
Al guaranteed work. Low prices
PAINTING. PAPERiNG. waterproofins
FLA loans avail. For estimates, cal
~; 9.4771. JU. 5-42I9. II
PAINTING, papering. carpentry and
general repairs. Call LAWRENCE
PAINTING. int. and ext: paperhang'
f work a g1aT;; days, Hu. s-7so5; eyes.
PAINTING. PAPERING, 90 yrs. ex-
perience: AL work; personal serv-
i n satisfaction: anytime. Ia, O.
PAINTING. interior. exterior. zen
repairs. free estimates: call 10. 8.
PaiNTING int. and ext: no mo- jos
P lo s sasaas az o Sxn s, SSrk very S ssas
PAINTING--First-class work, interior,
exterior. Guaranteed. white me-
chanics. Call any time. HE. 4-29OS
PAINTING, PAPERING - First-cias,
workmanship: work done immedi-
, ately; MR.. POAT. RA. A5643. 27s
work, materials: do own work:
brothers: white: refs. IA. 2-l53i'
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BEDROOM, dining room. contents o
home; cash. We do moving. storage
ia. 9-2937: evenings, RIA. 3-1416
25A
BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity. ans
removed. at our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP. 1858 Penna. ave. NV.
DIAMOND JEwELRY of any descrip.
ERNEST BURK. 6i4 18th st. NV
FURNITURE-Will buy entire con.
tents or odd pieces; also. old china
s. years. Ho Ssv1 So ST sa and X Z
SITS. NV. Me. S-52S7.
Wanted today, furni.
ture. any amount. Also need refgr
gas range and good piano. Cal
Mr.. GRADY. Ma S-2679.
FURN. WANTED; viii buy all kinds o.
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10000 BARGAINS
T Fl GTCHNER
WASHERS
AUTOMATIC WASHER
g.. SALE
TIRE & BATTERY co

10Th AND H SITS. NE.
Open Ewes. Till . II. 3-s0S.
WASHING MACHINES. SIS and up
semlauto. and auto. $40 and up
guaranteed ACE APPLIANCE CO,
40 II st. ne, ME S-0566
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SILK FINISHER-Permane posi-.
ton. Top salary. Must be exper
Apply. 120S N. H. ave. JU. 9-1l00
"a
Observation-Disclosures pubiica.
ton REQUIRES exper. stenog., under
80; 5-day week. vacation, insurance
hosp. and surgical benefits. gooo
starting salary. advancement. MR.
STENOGRAPHER, sheltered work
shop. public relations office, skilled
in shorthand, tipping, Monograph
ing, interesting varied work fol
person with initiative and interest
in people. 5-day week. good work
ing conditions Apply GOODWILL
INDUSTRIES, 1918 New Hampshire
ave. NV. f21st and M n.w), Ole
am. or phone for appointment.
ME- S-5940. 80
STENOGRAPHEn: 5-day, 40-hr. wk. 4:
pleasant working conditions; salary
open. Call MR.. PHILLIPS. HO.
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STENOGRAPHERS

temporary assignments Tor top-notch
persons. Exper. on electro-matic
typewriter helpful Hours, 9-5. No
week end or home workers. ST,
3-1972. "a
SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS, white
21-40. Evening hours. 3-11 or f.
IL pm. Perm. ful-time position.
Work alternate week ends and holi-
days. Must have good handwriting
Apply in person only. RIM 412
1426 G st. NV. 80
TEACHER, LIST grade kindergarten
certificate required. ia. 7-0743.
TEACHER-Typing and shorthand.
full or part time; excellent oppor-
tunity in new Arlington private
school. POTOMAC BUSINESS
SCHOOL, 1884 Wilson blvd. Airing
ton ia 7-4013. "a
TELETYPE OPERATOR. by Oct. I
General ONCE routine. shorthand de-
sirable; must be accurate with fig-
ures; local sales office. GEORGE A
HORNED q CO.. Ii. 6-1135. "a
TYPIST, clerical training or exper
helpful: pleasant working eond. Ap.
ply in person: sToHLMANr,s
CHEVROLET, 1907 NJ st. NV. --2t
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ADD TO INCOME
IN SPARE TTMEi
DESIRES
SECRETARY

Age 80 yrs, responsible. experienced
relations, shorthand. tipping; refs,
required; pleasant working condi-
tions. Write today. Box 435-z, Star.
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CALCULATOR, Marchant, portable
hand tXL,. Multiplies. divides. etc
Carry 1t away at S44.5O. UNITED
S13 14th. RE. Tilt. -2G
CAMERA. Argoflex, twin lens. f4.5
with case and flash; S35. LA
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
ROOMS FuRNIsHep-N.w.

2O2O KLINGLE RID. N.W.-Front sin
gle room, in quiet Christian home:
NEW HAMPsHiRE HOUSE. TIA N.
H, ave. NV Newly dec. sgle. rms,
una mai SnS ser ,nsisr no; 2-9ss2; .,.
$s5SGo.s4s of BIS 5@s f Pve
sG Gfie $ AND T DsnEs ge Ap and ds eom
Portable; well loc.; reas. 1925 18th
1888 10th ST. Nw.-Businesswome
single and dble, rms; clean, beaut.
furn.: modern baths. NO. 7-9969.
i74o p ST. NV. "The churchiir'--
Clean rooms. running water. electric
DE- FIT nUxE sPub Ho k FSSss for fsst
Vice President; mod. bath, sun deck:
maid service; parking: breakfast
Optional; AID; 4:g67S -26
LGE. ATTRACTIVE sINGLE-Base-
17ss EUCLID ST. Nw.%Lse. rm.
with cooking facilities, SGT so mo
Inspect any time. co. $4,000. IA
CONN. AND NJ ST. N.W.-Neat,
lovely rm. for lady. non-smoker,
3-2443 or RE. 7-1s2o Ext, 222o.
DOWNTOWN, 733 18th st. NV. -
Lovely rm. with refgr., pvt. entrance
$12 wk. ia. s-531s, RE. 7-796s;
1880 HARVARD ST. N.w.-sleepine
Tp; RElvi Ab s Ct sEsHsD rm kit and
1900 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Efic. apt.
lge. rm.. cleo. rfgr. and grill: new
furniture near shower bath; linens.
$50 week; Ho. 2-95S9. 80
1905 PA. AVE. N.W.--Sinsle rm.. pvt
bath PVT entr. No cooking. BY appt
1883 PARK RD.-1mmaculate room.
for young men: excellent location;
tile shower; So Nk. DU. 1854. 80
CONN. AVE. 2s15. opposite Sheridan
lge scr. porch; $40. DE. 2sO59s
SILVER SPRING -- Beautiful quiet.
residentialoect lst-f. studio rm..
pvt. entr; and porch; lady pref. SIS.
sIiii3 GA. AvE.-Furn. rm. in pvt.
hood: avail. Sept. L. RIA. 3-4s34'
ACROSS FROM sTATLER, zoos 18th
ST.. n.w.-Very. spacious maid sery.
sgie., $50; dble, $50. ME. s-33s0.
I71s KILBOURNE PL. N.w,--Attrac.
cow. loo. no. 2-I219. 26s
CLEAN. Quiet quick transp.; middle
aged preferred; sele. and dhle; rms,
$3.50 to s12.50 per wk. ls6a Wy
CONN aRhss .C aTf En 10 Av Is.'' VIC
Lge. front rm.. big closet, mr. shower
bath; $37 mo-; man. HO. 2-330S.
LEGIONNAIREs. No reservations
Double room or kitehenette apt;
breakfast: free parking. NO. f-60l2.
CHEVY CHASE--Lge., weIl-furn. I'm;
PVT PVT bath Dat . SHOWER p 20 ether guest; !
1st-PL; Ink ~; able r rm.' mr.. bath bath;
S03 Mt. Vernon pl. NV, cor. 5th.
1913 10th sT.-single, SO and 81,
one with running water; large. front
double room. attracttvely furnished.
GLOVER PARK-comf. rm., next to
bath. opens IN porch: quiet home;
MASS. AND Wis. AvES.--Bedrm.-
sitting rm., kitchenette, pvt. bath
and entr.; in refined home. EN-.
1854 oUE ST. NV, THE Kennsrt"
.,-single rm; with running water; by
1i5o G1RARD ST. N.w.-Front, sgle.
rm., So wk.: also 1:-rm. and kitch-
1871 snstt fet fis ST. SweElev-type BIDS.
1st-fi. sale, .rn. with running water
DUPONT Up sfS cir. Vic. 17os a1st st.
n.w.-Very attrac.. newly dec. small
N Tn Sort sS5 Tnop cfRcL 10 2 TseS nice.
quiet. clean studio rIn,. ) windows:
with or without refgr.. new furn..
Just redec. 1923 18th st. NV. --26
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

RADIO Ty REPAIR. 1e-wk. eve.
courses; radio, 81 wkly.; nv. SIS
weekly: TEMPLE SCHL.. MA. S-4630.
PIX RECEPTIONIST COURSE TWP
Ing included real school: scompare.
s ENa 81 SCHOOL Saao, cor. G and 18th
MODERN Training in beauty cul.
ture: all subjects TAUGHT approved
Tor CT training; DAY and evening
LEGE. 1910 G st. NV. DI. 7-1762
job placement service. 1919 r NV,
PIX RECEIPT. sCHOOG-Bond Bldg,
est. 25 yrs. Hundreds placed Age
no handicap. No. S4O-$5O agency
fees. Day and eve. classes. Compare
Phone Hu 1884; ST. 3-727S.
BOokkEEPING. shorthand tvping-
new classes-enroli today-GI ap-
proved: small classes-3S yrs. exper.
INQUIRE Ma. S-2340. BOYD SCHOOL,
cor g and 18th (NA. S-2340).
NEW CLASSES in typing. shorthand.
bookkeeping, small groups; rapid
progress; excl. positions: start i'm
med. BOYD SCHOOL. cor. G and
18th NV, Ma. S-2340.
SHORTHAND in & wks. day. $12
wkly.; IL wks. ewes, Sc wkly. Guar
TEMPLE SCHOOL. Ma. S-3258.
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SITUATIONS MEN tcont.,

TEMP. POSITION WANTED. 4 10 5
months. good typist, exper. In filing,
some bookkeeping. billing, shipping
and receiving: grocery and hard
ware exper.; hon.. depend. age 80.
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g GIRLS to share with another girl
apt, in NV. sec. Call after 6, 40.
YOUNG WOMAN, refined. wanted to
share garden apt. In Va. with mother
and daughter: ID min. to d. c.;
reas; oV 3-450s ewes; days. AID.
I GIRL to share arm. apt. with 2
other girls; pvt. bedrms. Call Ii.
Arm. APT.-Man will share with .
men. wall-to-wall carpeting, window
fan. radio phono. TV. DU. 1887.
GIRL WILL SHARE 1-bedrm. apt,
with another girl, sc. section. S35
mo. Call after q p.m. LII. 1885.
OR 2 CoNGENIAL GIRLS to share
attractively furnished house with
other girls; reasonable expenses.
cow, transp., TV and maid serv-
ice. Ii. 6-165S after $50 pm.
SINGLE MAN between ages 2S to
IS fwhite), to share apt. with an
other man. Call ewes. after 2 or Sun.
afternoon. tn. 2-4333. 20