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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-03
Garden Time
BY ROBERT SCHMIDT

At this time of the year the
dahlia needs special attention,
Although many early planted
dahlias OF those which were
left in the ground over winter
have been i'm bloom for some
time, most of them are just
coming into bloom and will
continue to bloom until frost
kills them. The plants should
be side dressed with 4 large
handful of a complete garden
fertilizer per plant every three
or four weeks until September
LIST I'm the lower mountains and
until September Is east of the
mountains. Buds will usually
appear in clusters of three. On
large Towering varieties the
two outer buds should be re-
moved and the central one left
to develop. II will make a Iarg
err flower that way. If 4 long
stem is desired the side
branches or suckers should al
so be removed from the next
two nodes or leaf axis OF the
stem. On small Towering var
ieties the buds arc not removed
and the flower cluster is al
lowed to develop naturally. If
you are planning to exhibit
dahlias at a community or state
fair. early disbudding is abso-
1utely necessary.
Spraying for insects must not
be neglected at this time of tho
year. Much damage may be
done before we realize IL by
such insects as leafhoppers. and
red spiders. and furnished plant
bugs. Also. flowers may be
ruined overnight by spotted
cucumber beetles or blister
beetles or a large bud about to
open may become the home Of
corn ear worm. A spray Of
DOT or a mixture Of DOT and
MsIathion will control most OF
the insects. For red spiders use
Malathion according 10 tho
manufacturers instructions on
the container.
During the hot summer wea-
Their you may lose some plants
due 10 a wilt. In many cares
this Is bacterial OF Granville
wilt and there is no control for
II. Dahlias arc also attacked by
ncmatodes. During periods Of
heayey rainfall plants may
suddenly wilt and die due TO
poor soil drainage. Dahlias will
not live In soil soggy with wat
er thta will not drain away.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-03
Barney 0uzer's'
Column .

You'll appreciate this item
of you have to live with your
teen-agers and like il or lump
il. One such teen-ager in Eng
land recently refused to 60 u
head with his final eXamiua-
tions in school unless he was
permitted to drink a bottle of
beer. II seems that our precious
youth had learned there was
an ancient law which allowed
young students to drink beer
while preparing for their final
exams. Bitterly, the school au-
thorities bowed to youth and
provided him with a pint OF
lager. But fortunately for civil
lization, maturity and level
heads finally won out over the
inexperience Of stubborn youth
when the authorities searched
the old laws and fined the stu
dent 10 pounds for not wearing
a sword Little girl to po-
licemen at Disneyland: my
mommy's lost" II you want
to live to be 60, don't drive
over so.
It's a favorite story by H.
Allen Smith, about the rural
letter carrier who always cut
through the fields and one day
was charged by an enormous
bull. Running furiously, the
mailman reached the fence on
the far side with the bull at
his heels. He hurled his pouch
over first, then threw himself
over and landed in heap on
the safe sod, comfortably out
of reach of the raging animal.
Trembling in every limb, with
cold sweat standing out on his
brow, the carrier lay still, his
eyes closed tightly, and a groan
or two escaping from his hpS.
A stranger who had witnessed
the chase and close call, Lean
ed over and sympathized: "'E
almost got you that time, oli
man." Opening his eyes mere
slit, the poStman replied: "'E
almost gets me EVERY time
A little boy was sitting in d
bus seat when a stout woman
suddenly plunged down beside
him. Turning to his mother be-
hind him. the lad said: FAT,
huh, Map" Which reminds
me that a neighbor of mine
never worries when travelling
in a crowded bus that her
young daughter will be crush
cd. You Sec" explained the
proud mother. "She bites" &.
Advertisement by private
school: I'VE guarantee SatiSfac-
ton or your child back" g.
A local mother suggests that
when your tcen-aged daughter
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-03
PLAIN TALK
BuffIing
Questions
By AL HARRISON

Jaycees are having quite a show at their regular
meetings Claude Boyd and Junior Stevens were
named judges Cjaybrds) several meetings and
of absurdity that proves interesting and humorous.
their court sessions have been ridiculous It's the kind
Last week they slapped charges against IL men,
bers Everything from conduct unbecoming a jay
cee to "hoggishlike table manners filed before the
judges and jury.
In an effort to mete our justice they let the de-
PENDANT spin the wheel (whatever number it lands
on is the fine pald) II 1T landed on five or ten
they gave choice of answering three questions
Answered correctly it cost nothing miscue and
the accused forfeited dollar
Jaybrds collected over six dollars 1t will
be used to finance the next ladies night -.
got caught for casting shadows of doubt on the
integrity of the judges Had l named Lumbee in
stead of Pee Dee River I'd have gone free &. . Cost
buck to learn the of the river running
through Fair Bluff
Proves club can enjoy its meetings despite fact
they owe $500 on the recreation program.
UNPLEASANT TRIP TO JAIL
AT recent town board meeting Ted Watts asked
me to take look at the jail Thinking story
rotten conditions of the Jail" tap, l trudged
up the steps, Ted unlocked the door, and l walked
into the main corridor of the jail
l looked behind to what had happened
to Ted after heard the snap of the lock 1t was
a fine gesture on his part He departed and
was left in the company of some poor soul who was
there on serious business.
After short time, Ted released the innocent -
me. Then, the tables were turned He and Mayor
Cameron went up to talk with of the prisoners
Ted cast a sly grin my way he removed the
lock from the cell door and carried it with him
Before they completed their business call, had
borrowed lock-
who locked this door," demanded Cameron as
he tried to get out of jail.
L peeked to enjoy the sight The look Dame
rons face told me was tinkering with the untinker-
able Teds expression blank . Had not
Cameron been with him, the temptation to leave him
there till morn would have been too great to pass
One never knows who he will find in jail these
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-03
CAREERS
OCN</ZW
BY-W. Horace Carter

With the opening Of the Tab
or City tobacco market today.
we can't help but wonder just
how many more years the
bright leaf will play such an
important part in our economy.
Certainly today without to-
bacco we would all be in pref
ty sad shape In Eastern North
Carolina and South Carolina,
but the hand writing Is APP
pearing on the walls. We do
not believe that the tobacco in
dustry will continue to ride SO
high. Millions OF individuals
have reduced their smoking
habits o. cut out the habit al
together since the lung cancer
scare began.
Tobacco consumption is TAX
Ing a beating while production
continues on the increase. In
spite of wholesale acreage cuts
practically every year. the sur
plus of bright leaf continues to
stack up in government ware
houses. Some where. some time,
there will come a day OF reck-
onlng and unfortunately IL Is
going to hurt the worst right
here at home.
Foreign tobacco producers
are multiplying by leaps and
bounds. We no longer have any
corner on the tobacco growing
business as we once did. And
indications are that as time
goes on. We will meet with
greater and greater COMPETE
tion from other countries.
Another IL percent or more
cut in acreage is almost a GER
tainty next season. The little
tobacco farmer Is being squeez-
ed. That farmer with eight or
ten acres or more can be hurt
but not put right out of bust
ness like the man with two
or three acres.
The acreage cut and quotas
Is almost q must and we are
In favor of such controls. II no
such requirements on acreage
were in force, not only would
the government run out Of
warehouses to store IL. but the
farmer would work himself to
death raising cheap tobacco and
make no profit. But It Is work.
Ing a hardship on the little
man.
We believe that how Is the
time for every effort to be ex-
erted Dy farm authorities and
farmers themselves to develop
some other crop to balance the
economy when tobacco does
take that expected back seat.
We don't want to wait until
the pinnacle is far behind and
find we have been too late in
planning for the future.
But for the moment. tobacco
is selling high. The farmers
have a bumper crop of good
quality bright leaf ana 1855
stands a good chance of being
the greatest all-around bust
ness year for farmers AID in
dutry of any year in the his
tory of America.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-03
A SERVICE RENDERED

Billy 3. GarreT Co rendered a real service by
donating the safety cards distributed during the three
day safe driving promotion staged by the police
and state highway patrol.
dislike harboring nice thoughts I'll get it off
my chest Billy has always been one of the first
to cooperate on civic ventures =. He pays his part
of everything that comes along and never feels that
a donation entities him to dominate the compliant
department Cost Of the safety cards was not
great but cost did determine the good of any
thing Thanks, Billy, for being merchant in
Tabor Citv
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-03
TOWN BOARD WILL FIGHT 1T OUT

MY CONGRATULATIONS to the town board for sticking
with the fight to work for the interest of the town
In seeking injunction against construction of Lees
Store they were doing what they thought was best
for the town
Even if they don't get to first base, someone will
know they didn't go to sleep while at bat .
AS long as men stand for what is right and speak
own minds instead Of what else wants
I'll be for them all the way.
my thought that have a Board that will
no stone unturned to make this town a better
in which to live
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-03

. One of the finset tobacco market promotion Jobs
I've noticed in several years is shaping up in Conway
Merchants and warehouse owners alike are busting
their collars to make Horny farmers realize they should
take their weed to Conway
They are shooting for 100000 this year .
Tabor City had better than that last year
Closed eyes won't see but those who watch CLOSELY
VIII find lot of Columbus tobacco heading for
Conway just cause those folks are whooping and
hollerng enough to make farmers think it's only ma
tural to take it there.
It's nice to see town take its growing mains and
turn them into an asset
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-03

wants to wear her first off,
the-shoulder dress, and you
think she's rushing matters too
fast, let the youngster try Oh
one and if il stays up, shes
old enough TO wear il Did
you notice il, too. that when a
girl marries she gives up the
attention of dozens of men and
acquires the inattention Of
one?
After marriage, a woman can
see right through her husband
without looking at him. (Apd
he can look right through h
without seeing her) Traf-
fic is SO bad these days that
you don't have time to lot
down the license number of
the driver who hit you. (But
you'll never quite forget his
laugh) One of my closest
friends has this to say about
those women who initiate their
lack of curves with air-filled
conveniences: They're shaS
danes" Man ! know WEN
to 4 dentist but was filled with
fear when he was advised a
molar just had to be sacrificed.
The dentist gave him q shot Of
bourbon ana asked: Feel bet
ter now" Nope" replied our
friend. So. the dentist gave
him another swallow, and an
other, until he asked: Nov
have you lost your fear?" Lost
it? "howled the patient. WIKI
I'd like TO see the man who has
the courage to touch my teeth
now"
Want to get rich? Invent a
naturally sweet lemon juice
:. Walt Disney labeled the
powder rooms in Fantasyland:
prince" and princes" >
man who had just broken the
record by swimming across tn
English channel faster than any
human before him was I'd II
that a friends wife had given
birth to triplets and which did
he think was the greater &C
complishment. The swimmer
replied: with a little practice,
my friend might have done
what l did. but / doubt that
even with a lot of practice /
could ever do what he has
done" E. A TV comedian was
touring through one of our re-
hottest Army bases when sonFe
joker yelled from the audience:
why aren't you in the serv-
ice?" Because I'm ITO"
replied the comedian. whats
1902" someone inquired. "a
coward" admitted the coined
ian G'bye now. Keep in
touch.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-03
JUST WATCH THE JUDGES SMOKE

I'm stepping FAR out the limb but It's nv pre-
diction that Raymond Mallard will be one of the
best judges to the Superior Court bench
Beneath his stern ways is tender feeling for his
fellow man. His ability to remain impartial marks
him as the Superior Court Judge to watch in North
Carolina.
He'll have packed court when he presdes over
the Columbus County term next month.
Wherever he holds court - you can bet that
Justice will prevail. Pm proud to say he's from Tabor
City
Evening star., 1955-03-10
APTS. FURNIsHED-VA.

furn,, / bedrm., 500 So
N. 18th St. Apt. 4. JE. 3-7476
SPACIOUS, 3-room apt. conv. ioca-
tion: S95 mo. includes heat and
water. Call co. 5-66@7. la
ARL.- Ist a., > bedrms.,
attrac. furn., child accept. Avail.
now. $3.50. utiIs. incl. JA. 7-44S1
GROOM CO.. ia. 5000. 10
ALEXANDRlA-Efh and I-oed-
room. apartment; janitor service.
laundry PRIVILEGES: downtown loca-
tion; all utilities; S75 to S92 so
Cali TIE 5000. between 10 am
ARL.0Pvt. entr.. s1o5 S. 18th st
Lovely 2-bedrm. apt. 2nd a.; iv
rm kit. tile bath lge. hall. porch
dry. facil.; 10 min. Pentagon, nr
shopping, bus. Suitable for 3, Sl3G
mo g., incl utils JA S-06S5 -l2
NICE BRIGHT I-bedrm. apt: clean,
blond furn., rugs, lge. refgr.. ex-
hauSt fan; garden-type project: )
min. Pentagon, downtown, walk Fl
Myer, 1901 N Troy st. Adults.
.$I0Q incl. utils. JA 7-926s.
n. ARL.-Bedrm.. liv rm.. kit; just
dec; close to everything; Ind q.
pvt. home; sep. entr. S95 mo. incl.
all utils. 4l26 Lee hwy, IA. ST. las.
1 BLOCK FIT. MYER-conv. Penta-
gon: mod, clean. / bedrm-: $3.50
plus utils. 1918 N. Quinn, ia.
3-RM. FfURN. APT, s65 mo-: utils.
included; pvt. entr. JE. 1921.
Evening star., 1955-03-10
APIS. FURhisHEp-Mp.

TAKOMA PARK-3-rm. apt: SIS.
Newly dec. pvt. entr.: on buSline,
near shopping. Adults. Ju. 9-4559.
Ill
PARKS rms: bath, pvt.
entr.: LIST a.: on busline; utils. furn
1 AND e BEDRM. AfTs. attractiyely
furnished: from SS5 up, including
all utlls. For information, call RE.
5-Sn0l.
1 EXTRA-LARGE ROOM. kit. and
bath; on sunny side Of bldg; Hyatts.
area. s65. all utils incl. LA. 6-5S5S
TAKOMA PARK-3 rms, kit. and
tile bath: furnished very attrac-
lively. This is beautiful apt Il;
utils incl; adults; Sll5. JU. 5-2l50
TAKOMA, mr.. Flower-Piney Branch
shop. center. good transp. Nicely
urn. in garden-type apt. bldg.
newly dec; liv. rm. din. rm.. kit,
? bedrms, tile bath. oil heat; Sl10;
ADULTS only: refs REQ RA 3-352A
Evening star., 1955-03-10
APIS. UNFURN.-p. c. tceat.,

los ATLANTIC ST. Sc. congress
bath apt, and 2-rm., kitchen and
bath apts.: air-conditioned; garage
disposal: conv. to everything. Rent
from S65.50 to $3.50 mo. Call
Mr.. DUVAL, DI. 7-640O. Iii
APT. UNFURN. for rent. S79.5O to
party buying furniture at very low
price: large ] bedrm.. liy. rm., kit.
bath, large closets. Venetian blinds.
For appt. call AID. 4-142l before
II noon or NE. $500 weekdays.
1893 MACARTHUR BLVD. N.W.-De
luxe, l-bedrm. apt: 3-way expo
Sures: individually controlled base
board hot-water heat. Utility room
in each apt. wired for washer and
drier. Individual lockers in bsmt.;
built-in exhaust fan for summer
tioniug. Rent. $50 80 plus utilities.
Key at 4597 Macarthur blvd, Apt
!, Mrs. Benson, or call GEORGE
Y. WORTHINGTON & SON. 1927 K
st. NV. Ma. s-3326 or JU. 7-651s.
1918 GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-3 bed
rms, , baths. liy. rm., din. rm..
kit. . porches, l screened. For
further information. call RA; j.
DUPoNT CIRCLE AREA, 1345 Conn.
ave rooms, kitchen and bath:
Studlo-type. living room with fire.
place, available Immediately: Ss5.27
ATTRAC.. REDEC.. l bedrm.. lge. iiv.
rm.. din. rm., kit, bath, 1st n:
quiet apt bldg; Columbia rd. mr.
Conn; ave- adults; $3.50. co.
100 FAIRMoNT ST. N.w.-a bed
rms, living rm.. foyer, din. rm.,
Kitchen, bath; Sl15, incl. utils. Res.
mgr, NO. 7-S2I5. -12
sun deck Idea! working girls OF
Enc, $685.. 1885 + st. NV. AD
$500 500 WISCONSIN AVE. N.w.EEfn-
cheney type, separate din, rm. ano
complete kitchen; SIS, utils. incl;
S~s 81, s-457s' fS% weekdays s siso s@%eS to o''
NEWLY DECOR. 3-rm. apt, conv.
to transp.. $50 mo. viii furn. If
desired. RA. 3-l165. Ill
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. corner 10Th
and N sts.-Lge. liv. rm.. bedrm.,
kit, bath and small extra .rm. Air
EN-. e-32iS; ewes. Mrs. shreVe, e,
o5;ont oL; t-6745. MERRYFiELD &
14O1 TUCKERMAN ST. NV
bedrm., recently dec; SIS; cow.
transp.: utils. sep. RA. 3-56O1 and
1 81 BLOCH sci Vci cAP1ro1-conv. F. lS 3. l.,
etc, clean, orderly apt. bldg. Eff1c.
$50; L bedrm., S79.95. Utils. incl.
247 Delaware ave. s.w., ST. 3-3642
35i9 18th ST. NV. Wonderful
ossS Wb apt hSms Sses 'oseI snd dGstST Safsb
avail. avail immed Mfn Sfio 1ids ineiudes nH s0fed ali
utiis. SHANNON l. LUCHS CO, ia
l4th st NV. MA. S-2345.
YOU'LL ENJOY this fine l-bedroom
apt. Dust taStefully decorated. in q
well-kept 4-family bldg. at 46 For
rester st. s.w.: excellent room sizes
plus dining area; only " block to
express transportation and close to
wonderful shopping; S66.50. incl.
heat and hot water; avail. now See
%; y a5-SS672 s 9sr SHANNON 81 4 n = gggIE LgeHs
320i 9Th ST. NE. tnr. Catholic
Univ.l--,A very nice, newly redec
heat and hot water. Cali CO,
e11I .6th ST. N.E;-Nice duplex apt,
Cali CO. 5-6222. Key in Apt. /.
GEoRGEToWN-I,b ,bedrm; apt; mod
1919 10Th st. Apt. 3. Wo. 6-6563.
Evening star., 1955-03-10
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1914 18th ST. N.W.--Large rm., 2nd
a. front; kit, refgr., stove. sink.
S13 weekly -l2
DUPONT CIR. VIC, 1711 18th st. NV
--EXtra-lge.. attr. rm.; pvt. bath, hot
plate, refgr. Single, S55; double.
S65. Also have others. One with
running water. S42.50 TO S47.50
TU. 2-S99S. -l3
1919 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Lge. rm..
Sl2 wk. for .. Lge rm., separate
kit; SIS a wk. for =. No drinkers.
DE. 2-S263
OPP. GPO-Pvt. oath: lst fl. Also
Ink. rms, SS to $40 wk.; Away
transp. 10. 1-44S6 for appt. H.
CLOSE IN, 800 R. l. ave. n.e.--L.hk
$50 each. DU. 7-130g. 10
3O5S NJ ST. N.W.-Sink. stove. refgr.
Conv. transp.; S45 mo Open. MRS.
WHELAN. HO 2-7S93
Evening star., 1955-03-10
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

n. ARL.-Attractive room, pvt. bath:
gentleman: quiet. adult Christian
family; laundry and snack privils.;
recr. rm., sos. Refs. KE. S-543I.
l6'
CHEVY CHASE, MD. nr. Wis. and
Western ayeS., shopping and tranSp.; /;
large comfortable room, OIL. 4-7054.
n. ARLINGTON-Lse dble. rm.. twin
beds: girl or cple.; on busline; un-
I'm. phone, home privileges. JA.
2-S327 after 4 pm. Ia
n. ARL., Lorcom lane. l block from
Lee hTy.-Lge. cor. rm., sep. entr.;
tel. serV incl JA S-9l37. 10
Evening star., 1955-03-10
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.E.

MONROE ST. Ne, nr. churches,
shopping center and bus; employed
6-sSss. La. e-52s4 " III
Nr pfiEiis. SO 5h Nk. Sn ssSi s. D. pak. hSMe STe
ne. LA. 6-0952. Ia
3505 21th ST. NE. % sleeping
rooms. nicely furnished. DE. 2-5165..
COLoRED-2e BRYANT ST. Nj
Front room. home privileges: near
transp. Reas rent. l0'
C0LORED-FRANKL ST. NE
Lge front rm. nr. bath: kit privils.
HU 3-3973 Ia
Evening star., 1955-03-10
ROOMS, UNEURNIsHED

LOVELY FRONT RM., light and airy:
hotplate permitted: S2S. EN-. g.
1912, MRS. LANTZ. Ia
COLORED-KITCHEN PRIVILEGES;
children accepted. Ii. 6-S323: 49lS
7th st. NV. next to Walter Reed.
Ill
Evening star., 1955-03-10

COLORED-NEATLY FURN. ROOM.
Man pref Vic. of I4th and Ran
ooiph TU- 2-734i. Ill
COLORED-FRONT ROOM for eou-
pie. nome priVilegex, q block trans
poFtz:ion. ia. 9-S260. 10
COLoRED--s1sB BUCHANAN ST. NV.
One larEe 'front.' room with 2
closets RA 6-024l. Ia
COLORED-Is6O CORCORAN ST.
Attractive. lge front rm., nr. transp. /;
PRIVILEGES. AID. 2-4ll3. Ill
Evening star., 1955-03-10
ROOMS WANTED

WIFE'S ILLNESS forcing Govt. en-
ploye to seek several mos. full care
Tor bo g1F reqm .fasr f9g iatner
XII. 9-S355 or write Box 159-V, Star.
Evening star., 1955-03-10
ANACOSTIA


MODERN APT. BLDG.
Spacious 1-pedrm. apis. now avail. at
only S74. 30, incl. all utils. See them
today. Apply Janltor. 2025 Fendall
st. sc. DREYFUSS BROS, 1919
18th st. NV. MA. s-05S0.
COLORED-I9I6 b ST. SCI large
room kitchen. bath. pvt. entrance
S54.50. utilS. extra. Lu. 1-562l;,
CoLORED-1.19 4th ST. NV
rm. apt; central location, cony: to
transp. reasonable. Cali MISS
SHEPPARD between $50 am. and
) pm. DE. 2-1l60. 10
AND r SITS. NV
Large modern clean S-room apt,
ready for immediate occupancy. S1l5
mo; SIDNEY z. MENSH & CO.. MA.
$3.50 10
CoLoRED-e17 4and ST. Ne
: rms; dinette, kit. bath, Gas h.iy.h;
S67,5 P. j. WALsHE, INC. Il5
Eve ST. NV. MA s-646S. 10
AND BENNING RID.
Ne rms, kit. and bath; reduced
to $3.50; will furnish paint to
decorate. co. 5-2s3a ia. 9-6249.
coLoRED-1saI S ST. N.w.-spa-
clouS > hedrms liv. rm.. kitchen
and bath: beautifully maintained
bnilGing convenient locat n.
$3.50. HO. 2-5532. 10
COLORED-6i9C C ST. N,E.--Nice 1.
rm. and kit apt. Desirable for lady.
Sl2.5 80 and utilS. ST. 3-6316. III
CoLORED--I"Os EvARTS ST. Ne
of 18TH and Rhode Island ave !
1Ol WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
co. 5-G2222. I'll
CoLoRED-l41o 18th ST. NV
bedrms: l ,rm., kit; and bath COM
pletely redecorated; new kitchen.
ianitor on premises in Apartment
COLORED-3l3 N ST. NV rms,
occupancy. Call DI. 7-4244.
COLORED-2jOI nth ST. NV
Nice apt. with . rms, kit, bath; i;
only S6g 80 mo. incl, heat and hot
water. Inspect or call co. 5-6"22.
LAMONT ST. NV.
Large apt. with liv. rm.. large din,
rin., ,bedrm. kit. and bath; only $40
redec. To inspect see janitor or
18th ST. NV
:! rooms. kitchen and bath, 500 mo.
Also | room. RltCnen ana Ddln. only
18th ST. N.E.-Mod-
ern 2-bedrm. apt. Al cond. Rent.
S1S:5o mo. Call MR.. DUVALL.. DI.
1-64OO Ill
COLoRED-13OO MASS AVE. NV
4 rms, kit and bath in elev. bldg.
800 and up. To inspect see janitor
VINNICK l. COHEN. 1404 l. st. NV
--l2
SIS Delafield pl
NV! bedrms., liy. rm.. kit. bath:
$50, utils. incl. Conv. stores, transp.
EX. 3-S5o0; ewes. ia. 9-5500 Ia
COLORED-LUXURY APIS.
Your choice of these lovely apis
new bldg: all utilities incl.
1909 AYERS PL. Sc.
/ bedrm., liv. rm, kit, bath. $3.50
. bcdrmS. liv rm., kit. bath. 500 80
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. 3-S30O
Evening star., 1955-03-10
THE AI,TIMONT
CHILLUM
MANOR

NV. Missouri Ave. and N. Cap. St.
Nicely furn. l-bedrm apis. in mod
bldg. carpeted halls, lee. rms, fast
transp., sos mo-, utils. incl. Call
Evening star., 1955-03-10
WALLER GARDENS

We have a few vacancies in
these practically new garden
type apis. Located at Wheeler
rd and .Wahler pl. Sc: conv.
to Boiling and Andrews Field,
St. Elizabeth Hospital and
Naval Research. Shopping CEN
ter in project. De luxe kit.
with garbage disposal. Auto.
laundry facilities. Playground
for children Resident mgr,
Apt. No. /. 1870 Wahler pl.
sc. Rentals, $3.50 up, in
clude utilS.
}. 2-37S3 UN. 1850
Evening star., 1955-03-10

= WV AANNA(s
1919 18TH 81 MA. S-O5sO
COLORED - VERY ATTRAC.; also
Ink. rm. with pvt. bath: cut-rate: !:
children accepted. Tu. 2-2935
CoLoRED-2IiO n ST. NV. apt.
bldg %, lge. 1edrms., liv rm,. kj;
and bath. Sa7 so, Avail now NE
S-BSS3. II
CoLoRED--l3OO BLOCK COLUMBIA
RID. N.W.--Newly dec; liy, rm bed.
rm,. kit, bath: $50 mo-, incl. utils
Mr.. DAVID. LA. 6-l3l4, III
COLORED-i1th ST. NE. near East
ern, High; lst floor: . rms, kit
bath. suitable for . adults; 500
incl. utilS.; refs. REQ ERNEST H.
LUNG, DI. 7-2221. 10 S-I383. Ia
nth ST. NV
Bedrm., kit. porch. share bath: reas.
| child. 10. 5-3i03 See 1-6 pm.
CoLoRED - ss7 PRINCETON FL.
MI rm., kit, share bath $50
nj ME. s-l446. Ewes. IA. 9-si20.
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