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Milford chronicle., 1955-08-26
Ocean Swim Races
Due At RehObOth

The postponed Rlehoboth Beach
International Ocean Swim Races
originally scheduled for Friday and
Saturday, August 26 and 27, will
benefit from the one-week delay,
it was reported this week by Col.
C. B. Sheaffer of the Rehoboth
Recreation Club.
Two new entries were received
this week which should help TO
tighten up competition consider
ably. it was pointed out. The new
comers are the Chapel Hill, n. c.,
team, and Tacoma Park Club,
Washington, D. c. A third possible
entry will be the Congressional
Country Club swimmers
The Walter Reed Hospital Team
of Washington will be on deck
full force this weekend, it was
also announced. A part of the team
attended the Canadian National
Swim meet last weekend, and
would not have appeared at Reho-
both. Now all of the famous squad
is expected to appear.
Records may be shattered on
Friday and Saturday as former
champions compete in the 220, 44d
and $50 yard races as we'll as in
the mile swim. Tim Jecko, Walter
Reed; Joe Robinson, New Haven
Conn, Swim Club; and ]. T. Hus-
ton, of Washington, ID. c., who is
unattached, will appear in the
mems cne-mile race on Saturday
1t is expected to produce the fast
est time in the IL year history OF
the meet Huston was the winner
last year, and Joe Robinson has
two legs on the trophy.
In the women's races, top swim
mers like Marie Gillett, who cap
tured four events last year, viii
compete for the honors.
Racing will get underway a
11:30 a. m, Friday, while on Sat
urday a 1:15 a. m, starting time
has been set A special event OF
Friday will be a 440-yard sur
board race between the five mem
bers OF the Rehoboth Beach Patrol
This will be the first event of th
day.
Milford chronicle., 1955-08-26
Wool Group Met
Here On Wednesday


Members of the Delaware Sheep
and Wool Association celebrated
the first sale of the prize wether
lamb at the Kent-Sussex Fair with
a dinner on August oath, at the
Milford Hotel in Milford. This
hotel, well known throughout the
state for serving excellent meals
was the high bidder for the lamb
at s1.OO per pound Both roast
lamb and lamb chops are usually
on the menu.
Sale of the prize market lambs
and other lambs shown at the Fair
is planned as an annual event TO
acquaint the people of Delaware
with the high quality of the locally
raised lambs. Lamb keeps we'll in
freezers and when purchased at
the farm is substantially lower in
cost.
Following the dinner, there was
a brief meeting on the problem
of dogs running at large that are
menace to sheep as We'll as 10
cattle, poultry and swine. In the
Camden area in June, dogs fatally
mutilated a purebred ram on the
farm of Henry R. Groggin, killed
a billy goat belonging to Mrs. Jack
son Stubbs and severely injured
four ewes on the Ebe Townsend
farm. During May, 400 stray dogs
are known to have been picked UP
in Kent County alone. Dogs can
be heard and seen day and night
running loose in woods and invad-
ing pastures. Under present law
livestock owners have no protec-
ton but are liable for damages il
they destroy licensed dogs found
chasing, injuring, worrying. or kill
ing their livestock unless the
owners themselves are attacked.
Delaware is one of only few
states that does not give reason
able protection by law to the live
stock industry by permitting dogs
to be loose only under the control
of their owners every month in the
year.
Milford chronicle., 1955-08-26
ANDREWVILLE

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cannon's
children gathered at the Cannon
home on Thursday evening to cele-
brate Mrs. Cannon's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Cain and son,
Ricky and Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Walls were in Philadelphia on
Sunday to SEE the Phillies ball
game.
Mr.. Jay Reynolds is spending
a few days with his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Griffith while MIR.
and Mrs. Ebe Reynolds, Jr. are
in Washington. ID. c. attending
the Glover Farm Convention.
Guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elver Ryan this week were.
Mrs. LYDIA. 1Therna Miss Della
Ryan of Harrington. Mr.. and MRS.
Russ Scarborough, Mrs. Harry Lee
Silbereisen and Butch of Milford.
Mr.. William Ryan of Wilmington,
Mrs. Arley Bradley called to see
Mr.. William Bradley on Thursday
afternoon who is in the Milford
Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Breeding and
sons were dinner guests of his mo-
ther, Mrs. Ella Breeding on Sunday.
Mrs. James Morgan were shop
ping in Wilmington on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arley Bradley and
sons. Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Breeding
and sons. Mrs. Lizzie Butler and
son. Willis and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Walls gathered at the Home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Salisbury on
Thursday evening to celebrate Mrs.
Saulsbury's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Donovan OF
Bridgeville spent Friday with Mrs
Maggie Bowen.
Mrs. Fred Walls called to sec
Mrs. Lillian Kenton on Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Margaret Butler has re-
turned home from her vacation in
Michigan on Monday. she returned
by plane. Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
Butler and grandson. Cliff lester
met her at Newark and they visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Barney at theil
cottage.
Rev. K. G. Graham and grandson
Kenneth of Baltimore, Md, werJ
supper guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Butler on Monday
Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Amos Layton of Burrsville.
Preaching service at Bethel
Church on Sunday morning at 9:3C
Sunday School at 1880. The Rev
Hawkins is pastor.
Milford chronicle., 1955-08-26
Veterans Administration
INFORMATION SERVICE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Q-I have made arrangements for
my CT insurance payments to
be paid TO my beneficiary in a
lump sum. In case she doesn't
want a lump sum. does she
have the right to change the
method of payment?
A-Yes. Under your lump sum
designation, your beneficiary
may elect to receive GI insur-
ance payments under any of
the installment plans available.
OIL am taking a correspondence
course under the Korean CT
Bill. What does VA consider
as the official beginning and
ending dates of my course?
beginning date is the
date the school supplies you
with your first lesson. The
ending date is the date the
school services your final les
son.
OIL am receiving disability COM
pensation payments, and, ac-
cording to a statement by my
Milford chronicle., 1955-08-26
Metallic Zinc Paint
Protects Farm Metal

Appointment of qualified male
personnel as commissioned officers
in the U. S. Army Reserves for as
signment to the Army Nurse Corps
and the Army Medical Specialist
Corps. formerly the Women's Medi-
cal Specialist Corps, will be done
with the same procedures already
in use for all medical service OH
GERS, declared Major General Silas
B. Hayes, Surgeon General of the
Army, on August 9.
President Eisenhower's signature
on the Bolton amendment to the
Army Navy Nurses Act of 1947
made it possible for these all-wo-
men components to accept men in
their organization for the first time.
The new personnel will be assign
cd TO duty tours by the same cri-
terra presently governing the as
signments of women officers.
For the Army Nurse Corps this
is historical event comparable to
the granting of relative military
rank in 1929 and the establishment
of permanent commissioned rank
by the Army Navy Nurses Act of
1947.
too, fer the eight year Women's
Medical Specialist Corps which was
the forerunner of the Army Medi-
cal Specialist Corps.
This new authorization will make
il possible to further utilize the
professional skills of the scarce
categories while serving in the
Army Medical Service.
Further information may be had
by writing to: Captain Winifred
Stanley, ANC, CO U. S. Army Re-
cruiting Station, 9th and King
streets, Custom House, Room 202
| Wilmington l, Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1955-08-26
Republicans Are
Urged To Grid
For '56 Election
Continued from first page)


Were selling up to him in 1856.
Let's not drag our feet from here
out. Let's sell our party to the peo-
pie like we did in 1852. Let's take
nothing for granted. ;.
C. Edward Duffy, the party
chairman, levelled a new attack on
the Democrat-controlle General
He charged that the
Democrats carried on a program
of selfish gain for individual ad-
vancement."
They Immediately embarked" he
said. "on a program of selfish gain
for their individual advancement
and, in their warped thinking. for
the Democratic Party. In the latter
thought they were certainly stupid
Even the leaders of the Democratic
Party, in order to save some pres
tige and self-respect, counseled
with the Democratic legislators not
to proceed along this course. But
their counsel was spurned.
"If the leaders of the Democratic
Party have no influence on the in
dividual Democratic office holders
in trying to get them to discharge
their responsibilities, it is utter
folly for the ordinary citizen to
believe that he can expect anything.
What we have seen dictates the
necessity for enthusiastic and unit
ed action ard it is no longer for
the sole purpose of gaining a vic
tory for the Republican Party. Ii
is important to accomplish this OBJ
jective to gain a victorv for the
State of Delaware and its people so
we may restore some sense of in
telligence and decency in public
office"
The rally also heard brief re-
marks from U. S. Senator John j.
Williams, Gov. ]. Caleb Boggs. for
mer u. S. Senator John G.. Town
send, Jr., Wilmingt Mayor August
F. Walz, State Senator Thomas L.
Johnson, State Senator .Elwood F,
Nelson, Jr.. State ReDs. James H
Snowden, Robert P. Maclary, Har-
ry G. Lawson, William E. Lester.
Others presented included: Mrs
Lillian I. Martin, candidate for u
IS. Congress last year: former
Speaker of the House Harvey M
Lawson, former Insurance Com
missioner William j. Swain, City
Treasurer Alexander r. Abrahams
of Wilmington; former State Sena-
tor Leon G. Bulow. former Rep
Raymond M. Lank, who was un-
seated by the Democratic Majority
during the current General Assem-
bly,.
Another speaker was l. Lee Mar
tin. personnel director for the Re
publican National Committee. He
was introduced by Senator John
son. the Sussex chairman.
Motor Vehicle Commissioner Har-
vey B. Spicer was the master OF
ceremonies for the rally arranged
by the Frankford Republican Club
Milford chronicle., 1955-08-26

physician, my condition has pc
come worse. Would that state
ment alone qualify me for IN
creased payments?
evidence provided by your
physician must be verified by
an official VA physical exami-
nation. If VA finds that your
condition has become worse,
the compensation increase may
be made effective as OF the
date VA received the evidence
from your physician.
OIL am planning TO take nignt
training under the Korean Gi
Bill. At what rate will use
up my CT training entitlement?
A-Your entitlement will be USED
up at the rate of one day Tor
each s1.25 paid to you as
CT training allowance.
Milford chronicle., 1955-08-26

Read The Classified Ads
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

~oTFrT1 a -p.,. =, -.
IL nj. rom = n ~ pd is n, ax IRON
on g-aere tract. Contains lie com.
units, containing 10 rooms and s
brick units Containing d rooms, 95eS
cornpiete and aces. bldes. con-
tanning once and apts. APPLY:
JULIUS A. ROMANO, Attorney. 20
Central sayinss Hank BLDG BalsO.
s ~ Ihoa,, A lsIisns le1 per p pomh
$500 for stock and equipment.
Sd10 Haitimore blvd coiiere PARK.
Nd 2ss
eyA ~ v ssa.r eNS ca,snts, IN Wlt W.
ss u r, $500 rfined clien.eIe:
yes1iy Iease. Van n BILLS RES.
THIfR Ant var amt eaiI MI
HAIRY Cnhenl hetwcey. 4 and a n n
~ a.3SII
RaRnER SHOP. very aood Ioeation.
air-condiiioned. modern. must sell,
E sxneesIppisIV 3 rRaNcHHlISsr aysilah,,
for evointinnary new autsnsntive
lem. NcyeT before distriSuted or
sold IN This arca Slieht effort
brlnes .S5dra day nrofit Auto
motive specialty statesmen pre-
Tered Write phone number and
address for interview, BOX 30a-x.
sEIF.sERyIcE GROCERY, Ari'. va.
on SAFE beer and wine; same
owner 10 years: lovely living quar-
tiers, Call for appf,. IA. 5-33I4:
Sundays, IA. 5.9A9f. --23
RESTAURANT - Nearby Virginia;
premises available between Kann's
ana Hechts. Seating capacity, 100.
Parking area. Ideal for Chinese or
italian style restaurant. LivinG
quarters, EN-. 2-34g6. go
TRAILER COURT--0rossin oyer
expansion, Call MUTUAL REALTY.
OF. 10000; ewes, IKE. $1,000,
--23
eopon River. W. Va: = hrs. p. q;
Ever nv ae ar is eas ,p cony ep e y
rest home. sportsman's haven. san,
sf Hs ooo y cost ssi ever en $3.50 odS sA caii
MUTUAL REALTY, OF. 10000:
ewes, KE. S-659a, ---23
ICE CREAM PARLOR. n,Ws--Weli
known. Ipen from a pm. to am.
rs hourB). Sells 5000 gals. yearly;
does not make own ice cream,
Very profitable. Experience unnec-
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Larchmont Realty, Inc.
lE. a-721a

cOL0RED-pPPER N.W.-semidft.
atsfac. 6-rm, brick: hsnlt.. GAS h.-w.
81 III .Gai &c. "a Nus s. asys good job
C0IoRED-1 rms. at and bath;
GARDNER, no 2-S16i.
COL0RED-N0. p 9Th ST. NE
Large eentdet. stone and tsick
home: 3 stories and bsmt ? iarEs
s re- nr aas Sssh rS only iis 1.s
cOLokED--5siS WALNUT 81. MI
.5-rn. bunealow; full hsnit auto
hs.i ige. lot: $3.50 mo. TU. $4,000
coLoRED--e BRDRMs. and Bath
liy, fm. and kit-din. comb: auto
hot water and sas heat; excel
so oi afi ia RaDi s. as Sc DelH ~
CoLoRED--ioth AND "a. AVE. S.E
81 bedrrls.. . kits, z baths; newil
COLoRED-60s SSrd ST. NV
rms. bath: gas heat. S76. 3. p
SCHWARTZ, NC 1914 VI. ave
coEORED-s-sToRy house. rms
SO Rhode Island ave. ne. Sill
COL0RED--sIx-RN1. CORNER BRK
Everything modern gas heat: $10s
per mo-. plus utiis, Benntng ant
q St Sc. ST. 1867. -
COLORED--26 5th ST. S.E.-Ter
rooms. redec.. fenced yard; Slln
HARRISON a ADAMS. ma. S-S3ts
COLoRED---NR. isth AND LYMAN
FL. NE - 6-rfn brick; no pets
adults; best refs: $50. 10. 3-6Ss0
coLoRED - ESQ FLORIDA AVE
NM rms. bath: newly dec.
$S5 mo. Call MRS. BRADLEY
Mon. after $50 an. DE. 2-iI80
COIORED--a825 Igth ST. ME-
rooms, bath. oil burner: 2-eay "a.
rage: 500. RA. 3-D0l2, --23
cOLORRD
I448 Fairmont 81. n.W.--12 rms. Z
baths. automatic heat, Ideal Il
rent ~ apt, or rooming house
AN II M y q + T.
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0 s4 ea IS a. yss lIs 4, e AZ, g.
elee, refgra OIL heat; $l02 Pc
month. FRED A. SMITH III;
18th Et. NV X. 3-2169. go
COL08ED-8-Rll. HOUSE III
drive-in Garage: furn. or unit
mr. leth st. NV. IA. s-e4Db, tD
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MOVING. PACKING sToRAcl

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on Yuor moving. storage:
: reas. IA. a-203fs ewes. RIA. 3-t4i6.
22s
HILL. well-known mover-ins. exper,
men. closed vans; low rates; apis.
low IS $50. any hr. AP. 1866.
CHESTER MOvHRs--Lge. or small
81. s-s s "a. i s.oni she ewes esisiol'
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET Of
across the country: safe storage n
separate rooms. expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0t04. UNION 6TOR-
AGE CO.. NC. Established 1905
LIGHT HAULING, local MOVING:
beaches . specially. s. L, NORRIS,
TU. 2-1l50 or Ii. 6-2SS9.
MOVING AND HAULING. day OF
nights expert handling; reasonable
rates DU. 7-06S7.
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SALE ~ OWNERS bedfooms, den,
2 baths, / block public ana pAro-
ehial schools: az blocks Oh. Ch.
Circle; s21.7BO. $500 minimum
cash; Seen By appointment. IN.
leaving country; seIltns
good loo. 2-story brick house; Ice.
fecep. Fn.. din. rn., two sun
baths, two garages. OWNER ham
ding sale. 1901 nth st. NV. Phi.
RIA. 1880 WkdAys. open any time
BOOMING HOUSE, washington Hts.
near Rock Greek Park above 18th
and Col. rds-ImfnaeulAte 12-rn.,
3-bath semtdetached bFk.; COM
pletely equipped and nicely fur.
nished. 1909 occupancy; $4,000
yriy. income; oil burner. hot-water
heat; 2-car hrk. garage: Widows
Make offer. Eyes,, TIE. 6-176S. L.
.. dRAVATTE, Realtor. Ma. g.
1919 Park ROAD N.w.-is-room
house: consists Of two 3-room apis
and J-room house; 90xl2Q lot
Sale By owner, Priced, $lS.9OO;
$500 down, NO. LAIRD, after
4 o; D5gRr AZ HHsSkd EsssfATE bARGAIs,
Si4. 960--6-room house nr. Alice
PEA z. q. HisA ds slk; e, g. W. sa.issss ys
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HOUSES cor sALE--N.W.

HOUSES FOR SALE--N.M.
AMERICAN y. PARK. 1927 Brandy
wine-3- bedroom, s-6ath brick;
extra deep lot: newly decorated:
$2a.50o. VA appraised, Near Mass.
ave and Westmoreiand Circle.
% 8Psn a syn; from e al a Me- paMEiESsR .
A NsfEIRdnkcIAS Z. Ff SRR. 4s4s 4ard pl.
----3-bedroori brick. temtdetaehed.
Price reduced TO $1,000. Newly
decorated and painted. The. lovely
kitchen Will be most pleasant
surprise. Open Sun. from 7. Mrs.
22t6. MERRYFIELD h WOODS.
BARNABY WOODS. $685. 32nd pl.,.-
seSter hn a nee s sisas ~ sa o
CAMERON with fireplace; loVeiy
iandscaping. Choice Of financial
plans. A i-owner house In excel
lent condition. Open Sun. from |
Conn. ave. to Nebraska, right Il
Utah. left to Bend ST., right x
32nd .pl. and left to $685.. Mrs
rsnnslI; III a-3 2! grS q EM. s-2sio
BRfARCLIFF, $34, 500 handsome
finest controlled residential area;
center hall, nice den and Law, pig
screened porch: 3 lovely bedrnls..
baths, o1 2nd a; hall stairs s,,i 4
nssSs . ss5ganss rm FRANK S 0a's
PfiiILIPs. Di. 7-i411; ewes. awo
BfRaiaG3RRafiwoop--vacant: new cosnd
6-rm. Srk.. semidet.; full bsnt
with law, Scr. porch. o.h.-W.h.i
very close 70 schools. transp; sii ee
e se0P n.w oscs sil s o%sER. ID. bbess7ls
CATHEDRAL AREA. saao kiinsis I'd
"A dream kitchen with Q towE
house attached and 4 bedrooms.
baths and studio with yanlted
ceiling. Completely ren1odeled N
excellent taste. Unusually deep lot
nicely lan cSca Dr. 1S gl,n n iTon :
s-Sss1s, MERRYTIELD I'd WooDs
FoXHAIL VILLAGE, 442S Que e.
n.w.---6 bedsms., 2 baths. n.y. I'm,
inunity. Close TO schools, churches;
stores and sre glSsi y nv,s. Nv
SSSIRrrI aII.i s-l 1885 ao.S ss 4. IN
dpp6SRaS isFSlMaN AREA. BY .ovn sG
broom white row house IN excel
lent condition, Modern kitchen.
walking to all schools and shop
ping. Must sell. Immediate posses
sion. $4,000. EN-. 2-se30. \.
MT. PLEAsANT--Lse. Diet. corner
2-family home; potential income
over $500 mo-; only $1,000 On.
BRENTWOOD REALTY CO. ~
SHEPHERD PARK---Beautiful Bit
4-bedrm.. 2-bath brk. and frame
homie with slate roof; near 18th
s, PHILLIPS, DI. T-l4ll; eyes,
r11iks;oh sIlsi d. c.. az whittier st.,
mr. Walter Reed---Loyely 4-bedrm.
cash, Low priced for immediate
sale, Open any time. ia. s-saii.
REED-da, and Alaska ayes.
area--Practicaliy new irnmac. semi
det brick; q rms. bath plus lst-
a. powder rm.; scr. porch, rec. rm.
fenced yard: priced right. good
terms; quick poss. Ewes, RA. 9.
REALTY corr. 81. s-SSie. "a
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AWAITS YOU
APARTMENTS WANTED

q YOUNG LADIES desire 2-bedrn,.
turn; apt. in oeorgetown area. HU.
o-o142. --23
TEACHER, woman. wants furnished
small apt. with fun Kitchen, 80
mos. NV. Box 3S2-x. Star. 23s
uNFURNIsHED EFFICIENCY APT.
wanted BY lady. Bethesda Chevy
Chase area. BOZ COCA. star.
COL0RED - URGENT. 2-bedrm..
ant; preferably apt. bldg. In NV.
many steps. LU, 1856 or CO.
$500. 23s
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ALEXANDRIA AREA
Immediate Occupancy
. and 3 BedrmS., $85 Up

2 and 8 Bedrms., $85 Up
Conveniently located nr.
ahopping center, IT. Belyoir.
Pentason, 20 min. D. c.
CALL so. $4,000 wKpAYs..
9-5; on 30. B-7e22 Ewes.
MONROE DEVELOPMENT CORP.
l34 N. Kings Hwy. Alex. Va.
3-BEDROOM BRICK; den, 2 baths.
garage. VIII lease with option TO
buy: $3.50. or regular lease $50.
Available Nov. /.
2 -bedroom brick rambler; immacu-
late condition; S1a0. Available
3-bedroom CoioniaE recreation room,
den; $t35. Available NOV. !.
3-bedroom new rambler: recreation
room, IN baths; on buGline. near
81, Johns; $i4Q; 2.yr. lease. Avail
able immediately.
!. bedroom coloniaii sl26. Available
JAMES liilisS;'i 8. coNLEY q co.
e525 Georgia Ave. Ju. 9-4l34
/ b If al
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1909 san 81 N.ws-e reoRs
THOMAS i, P. BROWN
SIS 4th ST. s.W. Ma. s-6s72
]. F. BEGG, INC.
: EXCLUSIVE AGENT
$3.50

KALoRAMA, 2440 Kalorama rd.--
Stone residence with excellent hrsi
door for entertaining. s bedrooms,
3a baths Available Immediately.
sPRrNa VALLEY. 47o7 woodwa,
lane Charming family house with
excellent garden. Living room, din.
pantry. Kitchen, recreation room,
. bedrooms. 3 baths.
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s20o AND UNDER

KENT AREA. 1927 51st plaee-At.
tractise 2-level house with lovely
garden. Living room. dining room,
modern kitchen. 2 bedrooms. Z
2944 University Contem.
usually attractive grounds.
FOREST HILLS. 1910 30th st.-co.
lonial, 3-bedroom. 2-bath house
with screened porch overlooking
garden and small pool. Furnished
or unturnishedJ
pu. 7-24so week Ends. KE. 10000
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2, 8 BEDRM. APIS.
HOUSE TYPE
Completely Furnished

JEFFERSON VILLAGE
i734 ARL. BLVD. FALLS CHURCH
DAILY 0 TO 8, SUN. ~ TO 4
JE. 2-5500
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NEAR NH

Near Naval Hospital; .
rooms, 2 baths, gas heat;
iP PRONE M01 Mr.. BARROW
DE. 2-3100 Ewes, oil. 1864
Randall H. Hagner a. Co., Inc
ia
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Att: NSA Employees
bedrm. brick homes: Ils baths,
bsmt,: immediate possession. Dlrec-
tons. Balto.- Wash. pkwy. 70 River
dale I'd. outlet, right 200 IT. Il
gt set aye &c, ,s ssn B f bs.. 70 enc
HERB BEDFORD, Alp. 7-2345
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50I2 DEL RAY AVE.
BETHESDA, MARYLAND
Newly decorated, detached homei 4
bedrooms, i baths, large living
room, dining room, Kitchen and
den. Monthly rental Of $I75,
II. Z. RUST co.
1901 18th o.. NV. MA. $500
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MICHIGAN PARK

4D46 nth 6T. NE.
pitai. Newly decorated 3-bedrm.,
semidetached brick home. some
fenced yards and some .garbage
disposals: full basement. weli.equip-
Peg gssr f ssse nsld td ssths d ; saas
Inspect, call Mr. CLARK. pI. 7-
1896, 6-6. or MRS. BULOW, Ii.
3-0hfi5 after NM IA
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VENDING MACHINES. Rieenex t10li
leaving city. forced TO sell; Sacft.
nee. NE. S-l027 after . pm. 23s
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BELLE VIEW
g, , Mt vE VIZ sg,,l Blvd

ON MT. VERNON BLyp.
SCHOOL ON PREMISES
COMPLETE SHOPPING CENTER
! mile south Alex, 20 min. from
downtown D. c.. Pentagon, main
NAVY and 10 min. to Fort Belvoir,
Resort atmosphere In Country club
area; all city conveniences, swim
ming pool playground, spacious
Grounds. of-street parking. Lowest
rents, Including above features, IN
the entire area.
bedroom Apt. $s5
2-Bedroom Apt. ---$95 to SOC
3-Bedroom Apt. $l12.5O
INCLUDING ALL UTILITIES
Rental once, COL Belle view blvd
Open daily through Fri, go;
SAT- 9-5; Sun. noon till 8 pm
PHONE so. $4,000 lid s-sOOi
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I44e Fairmoft Il. avis rms. 3
baths. automatic heat. Ideal 70
rent ~ apt. or roomins house.
JOSEPH Z. BRUNO, INC.
e03 II st. NV. ST. 3-332o
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LARCHMONiTT
GARDENS

bouth Fredsrick st. o. Columbia pike
units Of large rooms. many closets,
cross ventilation: Fairgrounds. pic-
mic areas. laundry facilities and
many other extras; schools. buses
and stores nearby.
] Bedroom -------$81.50 Up
2 Bedrooms -----.$o8.5O Up
I'LL UTILITIES INCLUDED
ALSO SOME FURN. APIS.
Resident Mgr, ia. 10000
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
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cHFsAPFARE ST. NV, near Alice
SCHOOLS - Semidetached brick; 8
rooms, 3 bedrooms. automatic
heat: fenced yards SI2b pei
month.
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OVERLOOKING THE POTOMAC
River, Just above chain Bridge: IS Il,
apt .-sise house, In 3-acre woodsy
setting; Ice. liv. rf1,. kit, sun
deck, bedrn, and bath on ground
level: immediate possession through
June 3o; 1865. CAL Mrs. Gray,
1884. ewes. ana sun.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
DE. 2-4l01 1908 goth ut.
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house. attic and bsmt.. oil heat,
ALEX. Bfaddock HGts.--Prac. new
3 bedrms.. 2 baths, Ice. Nv. rni..
deluxe kit. fun hsmt. sarase.
$225 per mo. TE. B-4460. --23
CABIN JOHN, MD.--3-bedrm., e
story house: refgr.. gas stoys; $50
01sS. --23
WHEATON--3-bedrooin, sep. din
ing room, fenced yard. full base.
ment. 500 mo. 10. 4-5643.