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Milford chronicle., 1957-05-10
FELTON, School News

z. F. A.:
At a Future Farmers of America
meeting last week Wayne Dill and
Wallace Caulk were elected dele
gates to the state FLA. conven-
tion which was held at Milford
School May z, 1857. Among other
items of business discussed were
the proposed trip by all members
of the chapter to Ocean City, Md,
for a period of 2 days during the
latter part of June This state
ment was referred to the commit
tee composed of Wallace Caulk,
Claude Peterson, Elmer O'Day,
Jimmy Stayton, Laurence Morris,
Bobby Draper, and Freddie Cas-
per. This committee will make ten
tative arrangements of the trip and
present the proposals to the next
chapter meeting.
Yeurbeoks:
The students of F.H.S. are de-
lighted with their 1857 yearbooks,
THE Echo, that just arrived. The
books are white, etched in red with
padded covers for the entire stu
dent body.
The latest 'fad" seems to be
signing yearbooks.
saIk Vaccine:
Representatives from the Kent
County Health Unit will adminis-
ter the third does of Salk Vaccine
to school pupils on Monday, May
20. No announcement has been re-
ceived regarding the day for the
postponed incubation of adults
and pre-schOol children.
Joseph M. Kerns, coach and Ath-
letic Director, is hospitalized with
Milford chronicle., 1957-05-10
LINCOLN
BY Mrs. Rena Morgan
Phone: Milford 5139
Lincoln Methodist Church
Rev. w. w. Hamilton, Pastor

Lincoln Methodist Church
Rev. w. w. Hamilton, Pastor
Services for Sunday. May II:
11:00 a. m. Church School ses-
sion. Douglas Morgan, superinten-
dent: Paul White, assistant super
intendent. A cordial welcome
awaits each member of your fam
lily to our Sunday School No school
can so fashion the life of your child
or your life as the Sunday School.
400 to 4:30 p. m. Precious
Memories Broadcast" over George
tom Station, 800 on the dial.
1880 p. m. Mothers Day program
under the direction of the Loyal
Workers Glass. The MYF will also
be sharing in this service, which
will include vocal as well as in
strpmental selections. Rev. Ham
iIton will be bringing an appropri-
ate Mothers Day message. The
public is cordially invited to share
in this service.
Monday evening from 1880 to
$3.50 o'clock, Bible study under the
direction of Rev. Hamilton. Visit
ors as well as members are cor
daily invited to attend.
The Friendship Bible Glass, Mrs.
Ethel Warren, teacher, will meet
at the New Community Center on
Tuesday evening, May IA, combin-
ing their business meeting along
with a covered dish supper Time
of serving p. m. The business will
follow the dinner. All members
and families are cordially invited.
The MYF will hold their business
meeting on Thursday evening, May
Is, at p. m, at the home of Miss
Sandra Fitzgerald. An election of
officers will be in order Every
member is urged to be in attend
ance.
School Notes
The regular monthly meeting of
the Lincoln PTA will be held on
Thursday evening. May 16. The re-
freshment committee serving will
be Mrs. Harold Hostedler and Mrs.
Joseph Mederios. New officers will
be installed at that time, namely
Gordon MacLean, president; Rob-
ert Worden, vice president; Mrs.
Doris Woodall. treasurer, and Mrs.
Richard Clendaniel, who is already
secretary.
Everyone appreciates the splen-
Milford chronicle., 1957-05-10
Now Is Time To
Enter Crochet Contest

Opportunity only knocks once,
they say-once a year in the case
Of the Nationwide Crochet Con-
test. In the past, the most sur
prised croeheters in this exciting
competition were the national
winners when informed of their
awards. So hurry, hurry, hurry, and
try your hand in this exciting GRO
chet sweepstakes. You might be
the lucky lady who will win a won
derful trip to New York and Ber-
muda for two, plus $1,000 The
Kent and Sussex County Fair which
opens on July % wants to remind
all crOcheters that only a few
weeks remain before the prelimi-
nary judging of the Contest is
held at the Fair. Be sure to get
your entries in on time.
II you would like a last-minute
rundown of the rules, here they
are. All entries must be made of
mercerized crochet cotton in any
size thread up to and including 100.
Mercerized crochet cotton with a
metallic strand is also eligible. A
contestant may enter as many
articles as desired, but each must
be completed during the year 1857.
E-cb entry winning a special Ma
tiOnwide Crochet Contest Blue
Ribbon at the Fair is eligible for
the national judging which will
take place in New York later in
the year
You may enter articles in any
of the following clsJsifications
TableclOths, Bedspreads, Luncheon
Cloths, Centerpieces, Buffet & Van
ity Sets, Chair Sets, Doilies,
Scarves and Wall Panels, Pot
Holders & Hot Plate Mats, Place
Mats, Other Household Accessories,
Edgings & Insertions, Fashion Ac-
cessories, Ladies' Over 65, Men
Only and Teen-Age Girls.
For further information on this
exciting Contest, contact the Fair
Secretary at the Kent & Sussex
County Fair.
Milford chronicle., 1957-05-10
AIR CABBIES

ALAMAGORDO, N. M. = up x
The Air Force has gone-in a way
into the taxi business.
Nearby HOlloman Air Develop
ment Center operates 10 radio
equipped cars to shuttle scientific
and military personnel around the
vast base "A hours a day The
Air Force said recently total miles
recorded by the taxi outfit each
week is enough to carry one We
hicle to Hawaii and back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08
CHAIN STORE SALES
CHICAGO GRAIN


CHICAGO. oct. s Op,,---sovbeans fu.
lures continued 70 advance on the
BOARD Of Trade today Other futures
were mixed In . light trade.
Corn. down as much as n cent
~ the outsetl rellied after the Agricui-
ture Dope rtmeht announcement thai
Gee a corn to S S5 q. S0% mes 'sle' S q
announcement confirmed reports heard
on the Board Of Trade last week
USDA confirmation OF the report,
however. save some strenath to the
market and corn advanced a. much
Near f'n The q end iiT n In. frst hour new
style wheat was i 10 !. lower, De-.
cember, - rs; corn. Z. 10 !, hiehsr,
December ,sOiti oats, u TO - lower.
pecemosr, ga; rye UNCHANGED TO. "a
lower, December 20; spvbeans, / to
~ hieher.. November, . 2ais. and lard
per 100 pounds. october III 80
Wheat declined on profit-takine m
early DEALINGS. There was no news Of
Importance to stimulate the trade and
EXPORT business continues neeligible
Flour millers also appeared TO have
nilsa their needs ior the present
corn and the soybean harvest is for
showers over most az fhRrIpr0ducins
area, with temperatures ranGine from
= low . o. - in Minnesota 70 . hiEh q
:, Scattered showers are indicated for
Colder weather. was forecast Tor The
spring wheat states with occasional
rain In South Dakota and rain or snow
IN North Dakota and Montana, Tenn
pefatures over the SDrtne wheat belt
tonight are expected to range from
20 TO IS degrees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08
Stock Losses
Extend 10 81;
Trading Heavy.

NEW YORK. oct, g DE
The stock market Keadld dom.
ward in vigorous trading early
this afternoon but with scat
tered issues making good gains.
Key stocks took losses Of
fractions TO around 2 points
or in some cases advanced a
point or more.
The market was lower in an
active opening which brought
"a one-minute delay in the
ticker tape. Then the Inst be-
came mixed as prices churned
in brisk dealings.
The trend to the d0wnside
prevailed later in the morning.
The aircraft and missile stocks
which kept part Of their big
initial gains yesterday In re-
Spouse to the. news Of Russia's
man-made moon. were irregular
today. Most steels were on the
downside In continued uncer-
tainty about the industry out
look.
Martin Co., maker Of the
American earth satellite. con-
tinued to forge ahead. adding
more than a point. General
Dynamics. which like Martin
is working on an interconti-
mental ballistics missile. also
rose more than a point. Re-
public Aviation. which is PLAN
ming a lay-on OF another 2,500
TO 5000 men. was OF around
a point, as was Douglas and
Boeing. United Aircraft fell
well over a point.
Lukens Steel recovered about
q point OF its l0-point loss Of
yesterday. YOUNGSTOWN Sheet
dropped 2 points. United States
Steel and Republic Steel each
lost a point or so and Bethle-
hem a fraction.
Gulf Oil fell well over 2
points. Most other of the lead
ing oils chung narrowly 10 the
upside. but Standard Oil New
Jersey eased.
Corporate bonds rose. Gov
eminent bonds edged higher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Rusiness FaIIures hi the ,

Business Failures in the week
ended October 3 totaled 26l
compared with 27S in the pre-
vious week and 253 in the like
week a year ago.-Dun a. Brad
street.
Wholesale Sales over the Ma
ton in August totaled $ll.8 bill
lion approximately the same
as in July after seasonal adj
justment. End of August in
ventories totaled STAT billion,
up about $500 million from a
year ago.-Commerce Depart
ment.
Fed. Bank 4 Trust Co. stock
holders approved an increase
in the banks capital funds to
$40 million through the issu-
ance Of l27.8lS additional cap
ital shares. They also sane
toned an extra stock dividend
Of ga per cent.
Marine Midland Corp. in 9
months ended September 30
earned $lb077.525 or $I.27 a
share VS.. $9.379,4e0 or SLIP in
1856 period.
American Air Filter Co. in 9
months ended July 81 earned
81. 776.907 or $4.l6 a share VS..
$l.32l. 424 or s3.0s in 1856
period.
Flying Tiger Line in year
ended June 30 earned S10l. 669
or 5 cents a share VS.. S2.e75,77l
or $3.50 in 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08
Norfolk Southern
Pluns Stock Dividend

Norfolk Southern Railway
Co. today asked the Interstate
Commerce Commission for au.
thority 70 declare a 5 per cent
common stock dividend.
The company proposes to is.
sue 20,249 shares Of its no.
par common to be distributed
to stockholders on a basis Of
one new share for each 20
shares held as Of December 2.
1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08

CHICAGO.-The Illinois In
stitute Of Technology reports
that its January and June en-
cheering graduates are getting
higher starting salaries than
those Of previous years. Ac-
cording to the school, they got
jobs paying an average of $473
a month 10 start, S62 more
than the 1856 average.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08

@~--~N-teNNA - - - 49, AAANU
Hourly Sales on the exehanaS
u;0O am $50 600 Noon 1 i7o 600
i;0o pm. go 600 400 pm o 600 600
TINT Of tradinH 10 shareA OF sales n
lull Rates Of dividends In the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based
on the last quarterly OF semi.annuRl
declaration. Unless otherwise noted. spe
cial o. extra dividends are moi lncluued
a Also extra ~ extras b Annual rate
Plus stock dividend Declared on pNid
IN 1887 plus stock dividend Paid laSl
year Payable IN STOCK during 1851
estimated easn value 90 eS.dlyidend OF
redistribution date Declared o. paid
80 tar this yeaf Declared OF paid
alter soc liviacnd OI splitun IIe
clared or paid this wear, an accumula.
live issue with dividends in arrears.
. Paid this year dividend omitted AZ
TERED o. no action taken nj last dividend
meeting Declared OF paid IN 1855 plus
stock dividend Payable IN stock dur.
ms 1896, estimated cash value on ex
dividend or redistribution date Lleui.
DATING dividend. cid Called X III dlvI.
dend KIDS tx distribution, xf TX riGhtS,
NV Without warrants. WV With warrants.
wd When distributed. wi When issued.
nd Next DAY delivery. Elm bankruptcy Or
receiyeTship or being reOrRRniKed under
the 9apkruptcg Act, OF securities ~.
sumed by such companies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08
N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK. Oct. tR4 (uSDAl. -
Butter about steady tecelpts $50. 600
Wholesale prices on bulk cartons
ureshl Creamery. ~ score fAAl g.
63is cents, ~ score car 0.ia-62a.
90 score OBJ 62-6stt
Cheese steady. Receipts $4,000,
Wholesale ese prices steady. Re-
tations follow. Mldweslffn. mixed
coloEs. .extral 1850 lbs sI-5dia;
tras medium J8-I7: amallst 25-ss:
standards laFEe 4f-4f; ehecks 81 -
Whites; extras fta-10 fhel b0-6s /:
extras laree t45-aS ihEl $3.50 ex-
tfag medium 1T-3e. Browns; extras
tfS-a0 bal dfi-SS
Nearby whites. TOP quality t4R-s0
lbs an-d4 mediums 4f-l2ss; kuialis
- a.tia; peeWeek 3l&2@ Browns
top quality f4s-b0 ihs.I AssBi mefi-
ums 4o.a-tI; snialIs 3i-3fss: peswees
21-s2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08

NEW YORK. Oct. 8 Or
Lukens Steel Co. stock dropped
$40 a share to S65.25 on the
New York Stock Exchange yes
terday after the company made
an $8-a-ton cut in the price
Of carbon steel plate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08
FOREIGN EXCH'GE

NEW YORK. Oct s GP.-Foreirn
exchange rates follow Great Britain
IN Dollars, others in centO (unchRnaed
unless otherwise notedl'
Canadian dollar In New York open
market, Z L3a per cent nremium or
lVl 0B'a U. 8 cents OF i-l6 Of q cent.
Europe; Great Britain tpoundl,
- Snis. up al3s; Great Britain. 70
Britain. 8o-day futures e1S SIG. up
= "; Great Britain, aO-day futures.
2 3fld. up 5f32: Belgium ffrancl.
] aala; France tirancl .237a OF a
mark, 1850. Holland (guilder1 %. "a:
Italy tliral. .l6h Of . cent Portueai
lescudo. $50; Sweden Okronal. lO. "a:
switzerland (franel tfreel. s334: Den
mark tkronel. 1880.
u. Latin America: Argentine (freel
: so; Brazil Oreel. Is: Mexico, sol: .
Venezuela fBolivarl, 3O.O3,
Far East: Hons KONG dollar. 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Oct = n Cotton Is
lures ndVanr1d md1krafely tnrlnf fhe
morning tpl4f ~ t1e aErilnltGf ~
partnefit I1En1a iIE crfoI1ff GtIH ~ {
81 1887 gotten tron Il ptoNed III u
than trade fxn i1ns. ~. VI.
a. fl.46f .0U0 So co1nnarsd via -
forecast ii month AGO . 4EtIH1oo
bales he srads h.f !lc<ss %. :
Indicated iesssz III the bfodutilcn u,
look over the rtEl month eentgfed b
the Eastern and Central sectIonS q
the Gotten hell
New crop futures we've neeleetiek
Noon prices wire 20 70 90 ctnis Z
bale hIehef tnan the nFeFious close
March afcb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08
D. c. SECURITIES

Pot Eiee Pwr eom--300 81 3fia. 100
al la, % at Ella. 10 Al 2l3s.
70 a. 2i7s. 10 at :ls<. 500 al
Wash Gas eom-I2 81 35ss. 20 at
55ss, At 35ss. 80 Al sos. So
Hecht com-IO at s45.. 20 1T 24s,.
GhgEc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08
DIYIDENDS
VISIBLE GRAIN

CHICAGO, oct. 1.-THE visible
supply Of wheat in the United states
last week decreased 2,5ss.O0O bushels
TO ISL 100000 bushels. the Board Of
Trade reported. . Corn decreased :
0bS,OOO bushels to 100, SIS, 600 bushels.
oats decreased 7R3,OOO TO 2O.O2R, 600
re decreased i04 900 TO secs, 600,
to 6,d93,OO0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08
METAL PRICES

NEW YORK, oct. s lED.-Spot nom
ferrous metal prices today; Copper 70.
cad cents a pound, New YORK
zinc q cents a pound, East ST. Louis
I'm wa cents a pound New York
Foreign silver n0aa cents per troy
ounce, New York Az Pittsburgh scrap
i.,uO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08
Pontiac to Push Output

DETROIT, Oct. 8 RD.-Pon-
tiac Division Of General Motors
expects to build around 100000
cars next year and take over
fifth place in industry produc-
ton and sales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08
ODD-LOT' DEALINGS

NEW YORK Oct \ Ml.--The New
York Stock Exchapae reported today
these odd-lot transactions by principal
dealers for October Z. Purchases Of
l50,0hA shares, sales Of 9l4fi4 shares
ineludlns a'so' shares Soif short
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-14

Ralph Herman right James Hunter left and Ernest Wall Center
London their offices 38 West First
Street in London, writing all types of Insurance.
Mr. Herman lives with his wife Emma and two Robert and James
and fishing of the First
Presbyterian Church and the Busy Mems Bible Class He long time resi-
dent Of Madison County
has offices MarysvlI lives his wife.
D JEAN and his children Martin Barbara Jean Doreas Ann Cay
likes Golf travelling
is membe of the South Charleston Methodist Church.
Wall lives with his wife, Louise and their children Barbara and
North Main He member of the Methodist Church
and the Rotary Club and makes hobby of selling
a4ionwd Insurance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-06
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D.c.

IS Is pa, pl'lA,NsURy ST; Sc. Just on 8
SSDitSl st Fi,cb.b bedroom. Lying rm.
venient to ''s everythin S saa 80 'H pel
month, Including all utilities. Key
in Apt. No. ..
WEAVER BROTHERS. INC.
Washington Building DI 7-230(
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-06
UPLAND
NEWLY FURNISHED

Two block from Naval Research
Lab: minutes from Boiling Field.
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APIS. UNFURNlsHED--D.c.
CONGREss nEIGMTs-Avnll Anrll

CONGRESS HEIGHTS Avail April
lst q Recently decor new refer
block from Capitol and Fimira
soy 80 1888 HALEY terrace Sc
Az,
NV. BSMT. APT .--t.ge, Nv. rina KIT.
and hath, AL utils incl sii. good
ref RIA 6.2i3t.
iia kENSTDY STREET NV
bcdfm and efficiency apfs See
aup' Apt IA
NV LOCATION near VII and
Mass ave Bsdrn liF I'm din
KIT, bath and screened porch $50
Wo. G-l6J7. FE 3-5OsO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-06

Sc. WASHINGTON = Two-bedroom
apt. In mod. up-to-date BLDG; close
to shopping and all eonpeniences
hnslina III o.nlk1
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APIS. FURNIsHED-Mp.

HYATTSVILLK-Be aut. knotty-pine
eftc.; kit. bath. ptiis.. pvt erltr
-empl. adults refs uN 4-276I.
ROCKVILLE. MD.-Liy. nm, bed
nm, ki and bath: NJ. health CEN
Ter and Naval HOSP. EN-. $4,000.
eyes SUNDAYS NO B-3532.
BoYDS, Md rms. and bath foI
light housekeeping. turn. or un-
Turn for or :. people. front
porch to share, garden plot aYan
ConY ACC Cali any day or nigh,
except sun. P0olesy.l,e 2198
S?I7 WILLOW AVE. Takoma Park
pecrm.. md i $50 mo SMILEY
-REALTOR. UN f-S2G0
l-BEDRM.. comb. liz I'm -dinette.
beaut. surroundings view Potomac;
cple. or bachelor 10. 7-Si4l.
HfATTSVILLE--Private entrance:
conveniently located SOS. Well rec-
commended work cple. UN 4-02a2
COLLEGE PARK. Md bedrr1
kitchenette. dinette. bath $50 so
adults LA CONGA APIS. gfie
baltimore blvd
TAkoMA PARk---2nd f.. ] bedrm
pVt. bath and entr: nicely furn
cow transp. adults. JU j-4624
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APIS. FURhIslIEp--YA.

I-BEDRM. APT. Arl, close in
DE luxe apt. bldg. carpeted halls.
patuuet floors. 3 large closets
super sound Insulation SOD IA
ARL,-Bedrms iS. rm din. KIT
p2tn. above avg. utils except eiec
eohy modern. SOS ia. 2-Isg0.
ARL., near pentagon--1- Dedrm art.
above average. for adults, $50 incl
uti.6. OF f-S242
ARL. RIDGE RID. AND g5th ST
3 rooms. kit. and bath. sos. incl
-utils. OF. 4-sl56 -
ARL.. espec. sttrac - bedrms bus
a. s,I door, eonv nv P sTI ideal 2,3
DOWNTOWN ALEXANDRIA SIT 10
10 an. and . pm.
ARL.-5-rm, apt, lovely Iiv. rm., 2
bedrms., tile bath. kit pic. window,
porch: also 2 I'm. apt. ia 5000
EFFIC., In lovely residential setting
tile bath. pvt. entr.: utlls, inel
Adults New JE. 4.724O
FALLS CHURCH--Nicely furn lee
Nv. -bedrm, kit, pvt entr.. bus az
door s7li adults JE l-5737
Mr.. KEY BRIDGE--Llv. nm. with
fireplace, air conditioner IN bedrm
kit, bath $3.50 incl. utils. ia
4-2364
COW. TO IT. BELvOIR Bed living
room, kitchen, bath $50 per mo-,
Incl all utilg CIR 3-1674.
n ARLINCTON--ENTIRE End n. Uf
dwelling 2 bedrms Nv. rm kit,
bath. SS5 incl, utlis couple low
Ing gardening preferred No chill.
dren or pets. ia. 1-0jO5
ARLINGTONs8 723 18th St South
3-room basement apt on bnsline
$50 90 month. IA. 5-00s7
APT, FURN.--Newly dec. aud new
furn.: good iOc Lly. nm, dlnettr,
kit, bedrm, bath. 9 lac. closets
all utils., adults Only. sos. JE
2-H4D7, ia S-37D6
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PARK CRESCENT
1928 N. OAK. AVE. NV.
Redecorated Efficiency
MIRAMAR
CAFRITZ, DI. 10000

1901 18th ST NV. Cor. K. /. AVE
Large efiic at SSl, and bachelor
apt. at S56.50. In de luxe elevator
bldg. with secretarial service. See
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-06

DUPONT CIRCLE AREAS rms
kits bath, porch, $50. H. A, GILL
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1-BEDRM. APIS, $3.50
INCL. UTuS; MINED. Occur.
Res Mgr. 81 Galveston 81. sW
on south Canitol St 10. 3-6s00
C0LORED-I7iO EUCLID ST. NV.
FUN or unfurn. lT4e You st
NV. Los ION 81 u u Dill r-IoG1
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COW. no FT. BELNOlR.... Red .llylnl
AIlEAANDHIA
QUAKER LANE APIS

Nicely fufn. large 2-bedrm. apt.
$3.50, utiis. incl. Apply res mgr.,
1929 Quaker lane OV 3-3iB7
DlREYFUSS BROS
1919 18th 81. NV MA a-Obs0
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I-BEDRM. APT. Arl. close in
Dc luxe apt bldg. carpeted halls.
paruuet floors. 3 large closets.
super sound insulation. 500, IA
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NfIRAM.AR

1901 18th St. Cor. R. /. Ave. NV
Attractive furn, effic In newi,
remodeled. de luxe bldg. with eleya.
tor and switchboard service Wired
for air conditioning: 1874. See resi-.
dert u,auavnr
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coLoRED-NoRTHwEsT
1895 10th st. NV, Apt. /
COMPARATIVELY NEW BUILDING
NEWLY DECORATED rErrr,vrcv

An opportunity to obtain an at
and bath apt. in this close-in build
ing. within walking distance Of cen
trail business section and convenient
TO car and buslines. Rent only
5000, hot water and refrigerator
Included. To inspect, get key al
Apt. 2. b. F.. SAUL Co, g25 18th
ST. NV. MA. $1,000.
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COLORED
APARTMENT VALUES


II r St, me- rms. kit. and
1891 18th st. n,w.-one rm., kit,
5027 Benning I'd. s.e-Bedroom
liv. rm.. din. kit and bath; $82. 80
81 X st. n.e.-iying rm.. bedrm.
kit, bath: S64 so.
1916 10th St NV. THE Velda)---
Apis. S44. 0-S69.50. See janitor
on premises. to inspect.
1877 9th st. n.w.-3 rms, kit
and bath: $40.
447 New YORK ave. n.w.-l room
kit. and bath: S35.
AGO N st. n.w.--Bedrm.. liv. rm.
kit. and bath: SOS
4Ol p st. n.w.--l rm., kit, semi
pvt. bath; $50.
81 Eye st. .n.w--Lge. front rm.
3 DeFrees St n.w.---l rm.. kit.
share bath: $45
/, 1852 Mt. View pl. seq rms.
Kit. and bath: S6S.50.
aO7 g st. n.e.--3 rms. kit. ant
/ 90 Morris pl. me- rms. kit
and bath: S05.
ll0s 3rd st. SEE rms. kit. anc
bath; $40 80.
~ g st. NV rms. kit. anc
bath; $3.50.
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CLOSED SUNDAY
BOILING GARDENS


ZUb NEWCUMB ST. S.E
Brand-new furniture in n spacious
one-hedrm. apt, with separate din
ing I'm. S95 80, incl, all utils. See
44S7; SHANNON & LUCHS CO. Ma.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

ONL BLDRM. uNFuRN mr.. Catho-
rcas, Box 4lp.c. Star.
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CAFRITZ. DI 10000
2633 Adams MN i'd. NV

Four rms. beautifully furn. and
well arranged, bedrms.. Ice. din.
rnl., kit. and bath, Nv. rm. can be
used for extra bedrm.; suit. 3 or ( :
ADULTS only: Sl25. c. w. SIMPSON
CO. ME-. S-5700 Janitor on prem
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Sc. wASHINGTON-l-be bedroom apt
in mod. up-to-date bldg: close to
shopping and all conveniences;
newly dec; reas. rent. On Wa
busline. 10. 2-Ol5l.
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TRENTON TERRACE

Attrsc, Ice mod. apt; IL bed
rooms; ranging from So .50-SlI5.
Parking and laundry facils., cross
Ventilation and playground area
close to Boiling Field. Apply ofice
corner OF 10Th ~. and Mississippi
ave. Sc, or call 10 2-0GIS.
UNFURN.. 1-o BEDRMs S72 So
So 90. ALL UTILS. INCLUDED.
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APIS. UNEURNlsHEp-D.c.
17l7 COLUMBIA nd. NAV

IVY Columbia Rd. NV,
Bedrm., lge. liv. rm.. kit, dinette
modern bath, inclosed porch car
be used as extra sleeping space,
newly dec, adults only; $3.50.
Also eiiic., nicely furn., large liv
nm, kitchenette and bath; S03 80
Call ME. $1,000: or Janitor. NO
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CONN. AVE. AT DUPONT CIRCLE,
conditioned. Disposall. $50. Also
large bedrm.. fireplaces, new modern
kitchen, disposal. air conditioned
To inspect, Miss Brewer, LeLONC
FLOWERS, 1905 Conn. ave. NV
DE. 2-3OOO