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been used but the modified YER
sion Rogers and Edwards have
created from the Woods Spot
Tail seems to be the real killer
for the speckled trout which are
now invading local waters.
In addition to trout, anglers
fishing from party boats or pri-
vate crafts at Oregon and Hat
teras inlets have been landing
plenty of blues, mackerel and
also founder, sea mullet and
spot. Some are taken stillfishing
others taken while trolling.
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production in 1853. As system SUI
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES supply, be
will supervise The coordination Of
change of power, and the loading
and switching of the transmission
system to obtain maximum eff
cheney and reliability of power
supply. Mr.. McGura married Bel
haven girl.
T. S. Martin, Jr. studied electro
ca' engineering at tie University
of Virginia and began his utility
work with the Florida Power ard
Light Company in 1925. He join
ed the Virginia Public Service
Company in Charlottesville as 8.
craftsman in 1929. Promoted to en-
gincer in 1882 and relay engineer
in 1887, he was transferred to
Richmond in 1947 in a similar ca
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western North Carolina.

western North Carolina.
Misses Mary and Bessie
Thrasher and Miss Pat Sweeney
have returned to their home in
Washington, D. c., after a vaca-
ton on Roanoke Island, where
they visited Mrs. Vivian House;
and at Mays Head.
Mrs. Vivian House recently
She also visited the New York
to be featured on an hours ~
show in color television for NBC
She also visited the New DIRK Gift
Gift Shows at the Statler and
New Yorker hotels.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. O'Neal plan
to leave the first of next week
for a trip to the New England
I states. They plan to accompany
| Miss Rebecca Swindell Of Ra-
! leigh, a former neighbor of theirs
when they lived in Fairfield
Hyde County. They will be gone
for several weeks and while
away will visit Miss Swindell's
brother in New York City for
several days.
Mrs. R. H. O'Neal spent Thurs
day in Norfolk.
Mrs. E. r. Meekins is in Green
wood, S. c., visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Neal Jackson, to whom
daughter, Cora Bethane, was
born on August 80.
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TO BE MARRIED SEPT. ?

The marriage of Miss Patricia
Lima Miller to Clarence H. But
Ter will take place Tuesday,
September 7, in the Kitty Hawk
Methodist Church at 1880
o'clock in the morning. No invi-
tations are being mailed, but all
the couples relatives and friends
are expected to attend. Miss Mil
Ter is the daughter of Mrs. Frank
Miller of Kitty Hawk and the
late Frank Miller.
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IVEPCO STEPS UP J
MANY CAREER
COMP ANY MEN

Miles Cary has been appointed
operating manager of the Virginia
Electric and Power Company, it
has been announced. He was form,
| erly manager of system operation
for Vepco.
At the same time, the company
made several organ,zational chang
es in its system operating depart
INIT. The new appointments we're:
r. M. Hutcheson, system manage
Err production; j. A. Rawls, sys-
tenn manager-transmi and
distribution; T. E. Crossan, system
supe neutrality-suspicious.; john
McGurn, system uperintendenr--
power supply, and I. S. Martin,
! system superintendent transmits
sion.
Miles Cary attended Virginia
Military Institute and the Massa-
chuset.s Institute OF Technology
where he received his Bachelor of
Science degree in me chanical en-
gineering. He joined Vepco in 1926.
After brief assignment at Reeves
Avenue power station in Norfolk,
ne vas transferred to Twelfth
Street in Richmond as efficiency
engineer, later becoming plant CT
g:neer. Mr.. Cary will have general
supervision of all elccIlic and gas
operations throughout the COM
pany.
Il. M. Hutcheson is a graduate
Of Virginia Polytechnic Institute
and has been with Vepco since
1927. He began work in Norfolk as
student engineer and after a
year was transferred co Richmond
as load dispatcher. In the years
which followed, ne became system
operator, chief clerk, engineer, and
assistant manager of system oper-
ations. AS system manage'-pro-
duction, he will supervise all pow
e- generation and power supply
operations.
j. A. Rawls attended Virginia
Polytechnic Institute, receiving his
degree in electrical engineering IN
1926. He first work with Vepco
was in Suffolk that year and in
1927 he was appointed assistant
superintendent of distribution. As
system manager-transmission and
distribution, he will have general
super vision over all transmission
lG distribution operations.
T E. Crossan began his utility
career as a student engineer with
TIE Tampa Electric Company in
1914. Through the years he has
held top engineering positions
with a number of utilities includ-
ing the Ponce Electric Company in
Puerto Rico, The Blackstone Valley
Gas and Electric Company, and the
Baton Rouge Electric Company. He
came to Vepco from the GU
States Utilities Company in 1916,
where he was superintendent of
production. AS system supeyinten-
dent-production, he will supervise
the operation of all power sta
| tions.
!. M. McGurn is a native of Tex
as ard attended the University of
New Mexico. Following his gradu
alton, he was employed by the Fl
Paso Electric Company in 1884.
IIe came to Vepco in 1871 at Nor
folk as test engineer and the fol-
Lowing year was appointed e'f;-
cisncy engineer at Reeves Avenue
power station. Named assistant
superintendent. Of stations and Sub
stations in Norfolk in 1916, he held
that position until being appointed
superintendent at Postum Point
power station lii 1947. He was
transferred to Richmond in 1851
as operating engineer and was
made assistant superintendent of
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MANTEo PERSONALS

Richard c. Bell returned last
week to Fort Lauderdale, Fla,
vwhere he is connected with a
landscape architect firm, after
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. @. Bell. Roger Bell, another
son, has returned to the Univer-
~sity of Southern Illinois, Carbon
dale, Ill, where he has an assis-
tant prfessorship.
Mrs. H. S. McChesney and
children, Webb, Susan and Julia,
left recently for Silver Spring,
Md, to make their home. Capt.
McChesney has recently return
ed from overseas duty and is at
tending school in Washington,
D. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Myers ar
rived Thursday from Washing
ton, D. c., to visit Mrs. Myers
mother, Mrs. Carolyn Tillett.
They will be accompanied home
by their son, Bobby, who has
been spending the summer with
Mrs. Tillett.
Mrs. Carolyn Tillett received
word this week of the birth and
death of a grandson, Michael
John Pugh, in San Diego, Calf,
The infant who was born Au-
gust 10 and died August % was
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Pugh, Mr.. Pugh being Mrs. Til
let's son. Mr.. and Mrs. Pugh
have three other children.
Bob Jordan of Danville, Va,
spent last week end with his
aunt, Mrs. w. R. Pearce, and his
grandmother, Mrs. ]. T. Daniels.
Miss Jane Crawford has return
ed to her home in Ellington af-
ter visiting Miss Lois Pearce for
a week.
Edgar Foster Daniels, son OF
Josephus Daniels, Jr., of Raleigh,
spent last week in Manteo visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Pearce
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Young.
Mr.. Daniels has been playing IN
summer stock in Vermont this
summer and was unable to get
to Roanoke Island in time to take
part in the Daniels Day reunion.
! After leaving Manteo he went to
Cherokee, where he had a part
last year in Unto These Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald Dan
iels of New Bern and Mr.. and
Mrs. Archie Daniels of Draper
left this week for their homes
after visiting Mrs. John T. Dan
iels.
Mrs. Minnie Midget had as
f., her guests last week her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Camillus Midget and children,
Mary Frances, Robert Allen and
Camille, of Norfolk. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. F. Boykin and children, VINO
have been visiting Mrs. Boykin's
mother, Mrs. Minnie Midget, re-
turned to their home in Florida
ON Sunday to prepare for their
trip to Panama where Mr.. Boy
kin will be stationed with the
Coast Guard. Before going to
Panama, they will again visit
Manteo.
Mrs. Effie Guynn had the mis-
ortune to break her arm in a
domestic accident last Friday
night. She is not hospitalized but
her arm is in cast.
| Miss Virginia Hughes, who
left recently for a visit with rel
atives in Roanoke Rapids, has
now entered high school as a
boarding student at Crossnore IN
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CRUISE lAal /
Continued from Page One)

Day Weekend, and Labor Day
Weekend. The last cruise, from
Morehead City to New Bern, in
Guided more than so. pleasure
craft. y p "a ~
This organization, Without
dues or rules, is dedicated to the
development of inland waters of
North Carolina. Membership re-
quirements: Ownership of a
pleasure cruiser and a capacity
for good fellowship.
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HOSTESS AT TEA FRIDAY

Mrs. Fred Basnight> entertainedI
informally at tea Friday aftef-
noon at her home near Manteos
Refreshments of tea, sandwiches
and angel food cake were serv
Those present included the host
ess, Mrs. o. j. Jones, Mrs. Isabel
Warren, Mrs. nest-Yeates, Mrs.
c. S. Meekins and Mrs. Leo Mid
gette.
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paeity. He was appointed assistant
supervisor of electrical equipment
and transmission in 1851. AS sys-
tenn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mission,
ne will have supervision over the
transmission system, relay and
control work, communication sys-
tens. substations and electrical APP
paratus.
All of the men will have theh.
headquarters in Richmond.
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Total purchases of surplus
dairy products by the CCC under
the price support program dur
ing July 1854 were nearly Is per
cent below those of the same
month year earlier.
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The important factors affect
ing farm income over which the
farmer has some control are size
of business, crop yields, produc-
ton per animal, labor efficiency,
diversity of business and quality
of land.
Evening star., 1954-09-14
APIS. FURNisHED-vA.

ALEX. Nicely furn. apt: lge.
knotty-pinc liv. rm,, kit, pvt. bath,
pvt. ertr. Conv. OV. a-Il35. 30
FALLS CHURCH-Attr. lge. 1-bed-
rm. apt. pvt. porch, apt. bldg; mr..
svssrgyus5hins. Avail. Oct. 1. KE.
ALEX AIExeo: a-bedrm. apt, compietely as
furn; linens. etc; sublet for 1 mo.
FALLS caURCH--s Pr rms, s,fsHz sit.. bath;
ppvt poi home; conv. transp. Call JE.
ARftilSSGeToN-DupIex, nicely 9 fSqn.,
ideal girls; indiv: new beds; conv.
min. 5. Z. $50 'i mo ss. es. kE. Ansa; saSlss. t.
FALLS CHURCH, vA.-2-rm. apt.;
ige. attrac. pvt. studio, liv.-bedrm
dinette-kit., semibath; $40 mo. incl.
sli .ssal gstlls.' adults; 1-yr. lease. ia.
FALLS CHURCH: Is minis. to PEN Penta-
gon: on busline: 4-unit bldg; Q
pvt, entrances: iiy. rm., full din.
sleeping porch: refs. JE. S-io4a.
PENTAGoN--15 min: Arl. Hail. 5
S5iG Sg5tils. incl; 500. ii Girls only only. Ap. u: =
ARLiNGToN-7 min. pentagonl;o mlo /
furn., nicely carpeted, 20-in, nv
console; $40 mo. incl. utils OV.
S-2620s II no answer. so. S-71ll.
N ALEX; eflic., lge. liv. rm.. kit,
bath; $S5 incl. utils. and nv; 5
Minis. airport, Pentagon; bus and
shops at cor; avail. 18th. RA.
ALEXANDRIA-Exceptionally attr. l4 ;
bedrm. apt: nr. transp. and shop
ping; p5 mo. incl. utils. Ii. z
ARLINGTON-3-rm. apt. and bath.
Pvt. entrance: prefer young work
ing couple. ia. 2-O341. III
nished epts.; janitor service, laun-
dry privileges; adults only; SIS to
$3.50. TIE. ti-667O, 10 am. to 6
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ROOMS FURNisHED-N.W.

DUPONT CIR, 1907 10th st.-Newly
open ] fireplace; maid: SIS. ii
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE. l714 N
maid m service. no S-9ss2.
DOWNTOWN, clean. Quiet. extra
spacious dble.. Bendix. Ty privls.
$3.50 per person. HO. 2-5321.
1888 Ieth ST. N.w.-Businesswom
sgie. and dble. rms; clean. beaut
turn mSdePR Dstss. St6 no sesut 1gSs9 1Ssg
TH tWin,bed rms. y ideal for ) students:
ext, Frigidaire on same fir.; pvt
home atmosphere: liv. rm with Tv
Call after $40. HO. 2-5927. Ia
Sc UP. single bedrms. $40, dble
eedrns Tith psfk1s hot sIsa piats; wkg hs@s i
COM. AVE. AND R~Newls dec. extTs
lge. bedrm.. with pvt. bath, nicely
db!si cali S SeoLbEN PAkRoF. pE IL
NICELY NICELY FURN. RIM. by week or mo.
81 and up. Bath and shower. maic
service. Apply 1716 Eye st. NV:
2et7 esth sT.-Nr. Conn. and Ca
thsdIral eIa Mastsr ste 9Sag6. eeSaSgm;. pvt: 6atn
xOSg Exc S1s sWs-N4e1u. QuIgt
furn. rms. in excel. loc.: So and ;!
Wk. MRS. CAPPS. RE. 7-9091. -:
DUPONT CIRCLE. AREA-Rm. 70
gentleman: use Of nv. rn. and kit.
reasonable. HO. 2-S936. -15
l14O r 81. NV. THE ChurchilP'--
Front single rm.. running water
maid serv.: 81 up. NO. 7-9S8s
I4th sT.-Beaut. ise. bed-liv. rm
next bath: laundry. phone. eley
sery.: S35 mo NO 7-o035. AD
ACROSS FROM sTATLER. zoos let
st. n.w.-Clean, convenient. mai
service; S35. ME. $3.50. Ia
DESIRABLE-Nr. 18th and Columbi
I'd. :, 2nd floor front rms. adj. bath
S45-$40. NO. 7-S995. Ii
CATHEDRAL AvE.-On Conn. Lg,
front THs,, rm;, Ice. closet. Reasonable
1sas EUCLID ST. NV rm. wit
cooking facilities, only $3.50. In
spect any time or call co. 5-6o0s
2sse 2sth ST. Cor. 2sth and Co
thsdrsl@.aWeil furn. room. Mer
1850 HAYWARD ST. N.w.-sleepin
rm., privilege Of reception ym.. kit
laundry. AID. 2-0446. III
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APIS. FURN.--MD. tcons.l j

TAKOMA PARK - Spacious living
room and dining area. bedrm., tile
bath. kitchen. .3 Ice. closets; 8 ex-
posures: hardwood rs: S97. so;
adults: another first-h. apt. avail
Oct. !: $3.50. JU. 5-2150. Ju. s.
3739. -16
I ExTRA-LGE. RM., kit. and bath:
all utils. incl: $65 per mo. La g.
bS5S. -17
COLLEGE PARK bedrm., kitchen.
ette. dinette. pvt. bath; $50 so (bus
stop at door1, adults. LaCONGA
APIS, 94I2 baltimore blvd. --l6
TAKOMA PARK--Two bedrms.. liv.
rm.. din. rm.. kit. and bath: in pvt.
nome. pvt. entr. Cali JU. 5-5900.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.E.
ROOMS FuRN.-MD. 8 VA.

THE ANCHORAGE. COS Queen
Nicely furn. rms. with pvt. bath:
go min. Pentagon: meals avail. XII.
NEAR ARLINGTON HALL-studio
room. Ink. and phone: " blk. bus.
IA 7-72S2. -15
ARL.. lge. front bedrm.. with kit.
privils; for refined couple or 2 girls.
NICELY FURN. RM., no drinking;
S25 per mo. Tel. JU. 9-7392
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. EXT. nr
D. C. line-Lge, comfortable rm..
pvt bath: man; reas. HE. 4-4645
4f2 e. BELLFoNTE AVE-, Alex Va
Front rm.. adj. bath: conv. transp.:
phone ext: $40 per mo KL. 9-435s
aftr pm. -19
BRIGHT. PLEASANT. air.conditionet
front room In new home; blk
from bus; reasonable. OV. 3-42ll
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ROOMS AND APIS. 70 SHARE

SINGLE GIRL to share with another
girl. attrac. apt. with TV. JU. g.
new HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV girl
sp sS ssaEf s5f5a sDs DstsT WITH pm ONE other firl
GIRL TO SHARE APT. pvt, pedrm..
everything furn. Phone LU. 4-6128.
or LU, 4-6103. III
ARL. GIRLS to share room with one
other girl in refined home: convenient
loeatien. IA, I.,S s12SI0. 1870. ,.,v-l6
bedrm. furn.. to share cheerful 2
bedrm. apt. with another lady; conv
location: reas. HO. 2-5351. Sunday
and evenings. la
CONN. AVE.-Girl. 3O-35, to share l.
bedrm. apt with another girl; TV;
sos. HU. 3-3477, 6 to 10 pm
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ROOMS WANTED

APIS. AND ROOMS, vic. of 21st and
G NV. or 14th and H ,n.w!-Write
tS HonslNMd Mipfca Rbs1 g sTtpPNT 81 E will
ing to care for elderly person in
exchange for room. RA. 6-6775.
COLORED-NR. Goth AND G NV
Write to HOUSING. 1927 G st. NV.
Ia
Evening star., 1954-09-14
GALVESTON
APARTMENTS

NICHOLS AVE. AND GALL
WESTON PL.. Just of So. Cap
itol ST.. near Boiling Field.
3 NRH. downtown. Excel transp.
and shopping; long-established,
furnished apt. community in
D. C.
Bright. newly decorated.
large rooms, 2 and. 8 exposures.
liv. rm., .dinette.. bedrrn:. flll:
size kitchen and pastel tiled
bath. See MRS. DALEY. res.
@sl eon Dl. on s.E. Rre9ese: 9o. s-4sse. aai'es
Evening star., 1954-09-14
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

DACHsHUND PUPPIES. 10 wks.
AHS siTed. rfS uN. '4oss 40sSss. 0rme0 champion amp
COCKER PUPS. Axe. champ. blood.
line. small teddy-bear type; best
for children; S35; will deliver. WA
,77-227s; 3615 Hamilton st., q W
MEXICAN SPIDER MONKEY. affec,
tionate. s mos. old; $50 or best
offer. PO. 2-423s. Ia
POODLEs, silver miniature puppies
4 mos: Axe: $3.50. ia. 7-0s54
GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies: Axe
reg. also older dogs: housebroken!
aaSSns saasEiflse; going on vacation 'o
MALTESE and Maltese and white cat
Is Rsed o.SsSsa SsSGd home in Virginia. Cal
RRINDLE BOXER, Fritz" need
good home in Virginia; housebroken
had all shots. Call XII. 9-3959.
POINTEPS, 8 mos. old, born huntint
dogs. CR. 3-2773. 20
BOXER, 40 F.san female. iawn' 10 mos; $50
COLLIE PUPS. Axe, sable, 3h mos.
excellent pets. Call ia. $4,000 aftel
l pm. -lS
BEAGLE PUPPIES, 2 four mos; s-e Ole
and Q eight mos. old. JE. 2-4671.
BOXER PUPPIES, male, beaut. fawns
wormed, puppy shots. JE. 2-14S6
CooNHoUND PUPPIES. black sne
tan; mos. old. reasonable. JE
PARAKEETS WANTED
Evening star., 1954-09-14

ARL.--Furn. Q rms, bath, entire End
A.; pvt. home: utils incl; 500 mo
call IA. $4,000 after pm. --1s
REDUCED RENTS Sgls.. dbls.: run
ming water. refgr., stoves; $780,
$3.50 wkly. 1349 Columbia rd. NV
ALEx.-Lge. studio rm., bath: conv
to Pentagon, excel, transp. Cal
after 3. XII. $3.50. --15
Evening star., 1954-09-14

1852 WEBSTER ST. N.W.--Large.
twin-bed room, In pvt. home; excel
meals: sconv. transp.. TV. To.
AT DUPONT CIRCLE. dble. and tri-
pie rms... spaces for students. at
$50 mo. 2 meals day. 9 days week.
spaces are special for students.
1901 21st st. NV. Phone HO. 2-7300.
lis
MT. PLEASANT AREA-Nice pleas
ant rm.. next bath. home atmos-
phere. excel. table. AD. 4-1503,
2001 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Nice
single room, Sis week; double, S12.
Good meals, young people. CO. s.
VACANCY FOR YOUNG MAN-Lge.,
clean rm., next to bath; friendly
southern home. RA. 6-392S. Id
14OI 18th N.W.-Ideal loc.; large frt.
rm. and rm. to. share; good meals:
switchboard; TV.
CLUB MASON, 1928 N. II. ave.-Live
in refined club residence for ladies
gents. sgles.. dbles. avail: $l6.50 wk
up incl. full-course meals. hotel serv
co. 5-9349. NO. 7-677u. --15
The John Kilpen Hotel
1910 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
W block on Conn. ave. overlooking
Rock Greek Park. Dble and sgle
rms. pvt. bath avail; excel meals
Rates $3.50 wk. up. Ho. 2-3566
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THE ROSEMO ONT
APTs. UNFURNIsHED-D.c.

CONN. AND NEWARK ST. NV
Spacious 2-bedrm. apt. in this pop
qlar modern bldg; adjac. shop. and
n'R.. RREYE9ss E2. s-6gsal 6sgHSs'' 1913 18th ls St
eSiS CHESTER ST. s.E.-New l.
bedrm. apts.; private entrances: 10
electric circuits for all types .ap--
pliances: individually controlled,
air conditioning; Venetian blinds;
built-in individually controlled cool
ing. pans: utility rm. in each apt
with wiring and plumbing for elec-
tric CLOTHES washer and dryer: COM
pie pleIe Kitchen: EN-: " nnc9ngested cm dead
$3.50. plus Utilities. Key at aS43
Chester st. Sc. Directions: East on
w t; Sc. 2 blocks from Nichols
soS, G53RGE iSs7 St. tWoETH1NaT9s ntN. RS ssssS s
DUPLEX APT, 1925 Queens st. me- ne
1880 monthly. CHAS. A. CAR
Isle, No. l M st. s.w., Ii. 3-4S0S.
317 10th ST. N.E.-Newly dec; l
rm.. kit, dinette and bath: S49.5O
per mo. See MIR. HARRIS on prem
1915 18th ST. N.w.-Newly dec;
enc; kit. and bath: $42.28 monthly. :.
See janitos ng on premises or phone
WHY NoT?@A comfortable 1-bedrm.
apt: in . 4-family bldg: good room
sss mo. no. including heat and hot
Apt. at 55 Forester st. s.w., Just of
South Capitol; wonderful transp. and
SHOPPING close by SHANNON g
LUCHs CO.. 1905 H st. NV. MA.
N. 921Ii GaPiToL AND R SITS. at 14S r
st. n.e.-Large 2-bedrm., living .rm.,
Hn Teasonabie' ;' rent; enti $Ss. sB incI heat and
h. WI. avail. Sept. 21. SHANNON 4
LUCHs CO., 1905 H st. NV. Ma
EFFICIENCY DOWNTOWN APT. al
$50 mo, all utils included; close e
st: NV. SHANNON 4 LUcHs CO.,
1905 II st: NV; MA; S-2345, -l6
5OOs NORTH CAPITOL ST: - Bed
dec; adj to stores. transp., nice
premises Wed. IL to 8 and 5 to 7::so
DELIGHTFUL 1,bedroemo spartmen'
very desirable; ali utilities included
1884, sA; s-ffsaN fENNA. AVE. Sc. 4 rooms
kitchen and bath: on streetcar anc
busline; will rent to settled white
couple with no children or pets
$4I.11 per month. Call MA. S-1921
35l3 18th ST. N.W.--Newly decor.
living rm., hedrm., kit. bath ane
porch. S62.50 Q mo. See residen
sis n. CAROLINA AVE. SCI rm
kit. and bath. all utils., SOB. LU
In
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH: newly re.
modelled 1896 9Th st. me-; $40
SHIRLEY PARK-one and 2 bedrm
apis. In lovely Sc apt, development;
extra large rms. picture windows
plenty Of closet space. storage rms
and laundry facilities: conv. to bus
schools and shopping center. Once
located ct s400 25th st. Sc. 10
PETWORTH NV bedrm., S61.75
mo. heat included. Ho. 2-6020;
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FARM AND GARDEN

sODDlNG-An builders and con-
tractors. private homes. Using all
95Go bluegrass. All work guaranteed.
r. e. SMITH. JU. s-2184. LII
CLEAN FILL DIRT-Top soil. blue
MR. HARDING. HE. 4-5673. lib
LAWN RENOVATION-Beaut. lawns
don't lust happen, we build them
Free est. Virgin topsoil. FLEMING
LANDSCAPE SERVICE. UN. 4-464S
TREE REMOVAL, pruninga trimming
p. c., Nd: free est. MR.. CLAYTON
UN. z-0903 or Ia. 9.O79S. anytime
VERY GOOD, RICH ToPson 10,
Lawns law G snd r ETeeahUgsssss; afTSss very reason
sale, retail: open daily; S21l Sligo
Greek pkwy.. Takoma Park. Md.
LANDsCAPING AND TREE SERVICE
azaIeas. FoUsE & Bid. JE. 4-0646
JE. 2-2S43. JE. 3-0S7S.
BULLDOZERS for grading. excavat.
ing, land clearing; free estimates
Cali UN 1858: night. AP 7.059S
TOPSOIL, dark rich loan; ideal fol
lawns, flowers and greenhouses; l =:
tons. $12, delivered. LO. 7-74S7.
MOWERS, used. sale priced, small
and large power-reel and rotary
gang mowers, / leaf mill, I small
power sprayer. all reconditioned
a. L. CORNELL CO.. 4715 Millel
ave-. Bethesda, Md. OIL. $4,000:
Evening star., 1954-09-14
ApTs. UNFURNlsHED-p. c.

41o2 Izth ST. NV.
screened porch, being redecorated.
$50 incl; heat and hot water.
407 MELLON ST. Sc.
just OF Nichols ave-. mr.. Boiling
Field. 1-bedrm. apt. with lge. hv
rn.. dinette. kitchen and bath In
excel. cond.: S57 80.
WOODWARD a. NORRIS
72s goth st. NV. RE. 7-s5s5
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large, garden-type. /.
bedrm. apts.; compl. furn.; all utils
incl, -$92.5O bedrms., S12O.
Also, 2-bedrm.. unfurn.. $S1 80, al
utils. incl. Apply at ONCE. 100l
Mississippi ave. s.e.. or call JO
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ROOMS UNFURNlsHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

TWO NICE RMS, next bath; S35
134S Spring I'd. EN-. 3-1e12. Ash
for MRS. LANTZ. Ia
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COLORED-I212 T ST. NV
Attrac;. spacious rm.; very reason
COLORED, r. ST. N.W.-Sgle. front
rm. for man Privileges. DU. 7-6641.
CoLORED-UPPER NV, 16th ST.
AREA-Elegantly furn. suite; also
single: moderately priced. RA. g.
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Apt. VALUES

APT. VALUES
3404 c st. SCI bedrm.. liv rm..
dinette, kit. and bath, screened
i.1 d st. SCI bedrm.. liy. rm.,
dtnette, Kit. and bath; $3.50.
porch: S65.
1921 Lincoln I'd. n.e.--1 bedrm.. liv
rm;, dinette. kit. and hath: SIS
incl. all utils.
32ni d st, SCI bedrm.. liv. rm.,
dinette, kit. and bath; S63.75.
320c Wis. ave. n.w.--l bedrm., liv
rm,, dinette. kit. and bath; $3.50
incl. all utils.
1895 3rd st. n,e.--1 bedrm.. liy. rm.,
dinette, kit. and bath; S66.50, incl
utils.
Is Danbury st. SCI bedrm. liv
rm., dinette, kit. and bath; S69.50
] New York ave- bedrms.. liv. rm.,
dinette. kit. and bath; $65.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
Ma. 5000. Realtors, sOs N. Capito
Evening star., 1954-09-14
CONGRESS PARK APIS

'SeSseGm slSs@s .na Srn!shfd sDasfnsnii s aes
included; newly decorated; conven-
lent Sc. location. close to Boiling
Field and NRL All apartments
close to our large. modern shopping
center. which includes a theater and
welcome For further information,
call or visit our rental office located
at 1865 Savannah ST.. s.e. Open
Monday through SATURDAY., 8 to 8,
and Tuesdays and Thursdays until
8 pm.
10. 2-0161 10. 2-0152