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Evening star., 1955-05-30

Bordeaux, Robert
Bowman. John U.
Cover. Richard v.
ziemelis. George
Blunt. Samuel
Briggs. John W.
Bryan. Walter. jr.
Burdette, James A.
Fulks, McKendree
Hawkins, Jack N.
Hawkins, Mach r.
Howard. Norman.
Klby. Warren T.
King, Joseph A.
King. william. jr.
Ohutt, Ralph W,
Pray, Kennth, jr.
Promtt, Eugene
Schwartz, Phillips
Shorb. Glenn W.
Smith. Robert D.
Snyder. James jr.
Steele, CAME, 1r.
Sell, Paul Ivan
Evening star., 1955-05-30
Exercises Set for June 13
At Richard Montgomery

Richard Montgomery High
School in Rockville, Md, will
graduate 81 seniors at COM
mencement exercises on Mon
day. June 13. This is the class
Evening star., 1955-05-30
Goithersburg High
Will Graduate 48

Gaithersburg (Md.) High
School will graduate 48 students
at its commencement exercises
on June 7. The list of seniors
Evening star., 1955-05-30
81 to Get Diplomas
At Damascus Hioh

Damascus (Md) High School
will graduate 80 seniors at it's
commencement exercises on
June 7. This is the list Of pros
Evening star., 1955-05-30

Floyd. Geraldine
Harding, Gloria
Holmead, Marie
Mumford. Marilyn
Sweadner, Sandra
Bohrer, Ellen
Lowrey, Francis
McMillion, Betty
Stull. Alice
Galloway. Dorothy
Carter. Doris
Childs. Doris
Clatterbuck. Sharon
Cook, Frieda
Dawson. Cynthia
Edwards. Carole
Godfrey, Mary
Godfrey. Ruth
Groshon, Norma
Harding. Lynne
Perry, Emily
Small, Sandra
Whitworth. Joan
Windsor. Evelyn
Evening star., 1955-05-30
Several Stotes Maintain
Firm Segregation Stond

virsinius oobney is the Pulitzer Prize
winning editor Of the Richmond tvoJ
Times Dispatch and ehonmon Of the
boord Of directors Of The Southern
Educ ation Reporting Service, q foct-
gathering agency set up to provide
information on problems ofisins from
the segregation decision.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-24

I'd PIMA. or phenyl mercury ace
tate, and ~ potassium cyanate
tKOCND. Merton Bluegrass is sens
tive to PIMA and fescues and bent
grasses are sensitive to potassium
cyanate. A new product called dis
odium methyl arsonate has been U.S.
ed with some success in the east,
but is still in the experimental stage.
Users should follow manufacturers
directions in employing these pro-
ducts on the lawn. Remember, too,
that in some cases more than one
application may be necessary.
Dandelions, plantain, and many
other broadleaf weeds are readily
controlled with 2,4-D sprays. Drift
of 2,4-D spray can harm many kinds
of ornamental plants and vegetables,
so use these sprays in such man.
ner as to prevent drift. Anime forms
and loW-volatile type esters cause
the least damage from drift. Do not
use weed sprayers for other pur-
poses; especially if 2,4-D is used.
Again, it must be emphasized that
good maintenance practices are the
first step in lawn weed control and
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-24
MAKE A TRELLlS

Spread the ends Of the splines
3 inches apart along . 45-inch
strip Of u by Y Inch stock,
and fasten each joint with two
4-penny finishing nails.
Spreader bars 81 inches and
SO inches long, respectively,
are placed SO and "a inches
from the base and fastened
with 8-penny finishing nails.
Mount the trellis on 4 stake.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-24

chemical spraying does not take
their place
Two species of chickweed have
caused considerable trouble in
lawns, and they are not easy to con-
troll. These are annual weeds that
sow tremendous quantities of seed
into the ground. Potassium cynate,
and d double strength solution of
2,4D have been most successful
chemicals to control these weeds;
but more than one application will
be necessary. Resprayings are nee
essary when new weed crop &C.
ours.
Other undesirable grasses appear
in lawns, and their control is not
easy. Quack grass is the most diff
cult. In general, it is best to dig up
the turf, and keep the soil in cult
waited condition until all of the for
eign grasses are removed. Applica-
ton of TEA to newly ploughed
ground where quack grass has been
a problem can often be very effect
i've in controlling this grass. 1t will
sterilize the soil for few months
| if applied in the fall, and the ground
should be ready for planting the next
spring. Favorable moisture condi-
tons of the soil are necessary for
the success of this chemical.
A new product called Dalapon is
said to be an effective quack grass
killer; but its use is still largely in
the experimental stage.
Make sure the foreign grasses are
entirely gone before reseeding to
new turf grass. Make sure you buy
a good quality seed mixture, since
troublesome weedy grasses occur in
many cheap grass seed mixtures
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-24
Harry Bourne Plans
10 Make Souvenirs

Newest ceramic product to 60 in
TO production soon by Harry Bourne
6s a large ceramic disc with the buff
3falo or Indian head design taken
8frOm coins. The reverse side of the
j attractive souvenir can have greet
ings from the Park, Columbia Falls,
or other locations in the area.
The discs will be made in green
and brown, the colors that work out
best, Bourne said.
The ceramic manufacturer has a
shop at his home south of Columbia
Falls. He is making plans to make
pine cone and other earrings as well
as beads. His beads are hollow
making them light to wear, and will
come in a variety of colors and
shapes.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-24

This summer the club is going to
prepare several one-act plays to be
presented to various organizations,
it was decided. A committee was
appointed to make plans for the
plays.
A financial report and carnival
report were given.
There were three leaders and q
members present at the meeting
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-24
HERE'S HOW

A fan-type trellis for the
garden or lawn is easily made
by the home craftsman.
Straight-grained lumber il
needed. The craftsman should
seek the advice Of his local
lumber dealer as to the kind
and grade Of lumber to be used.
To make the fan, rip q / by
8 by 72-inch board into six
equally spaced splines. leaving
6 inches at the base unripped.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-24
Discusses Problem
of Lawn Weeds
by Leonard wager, HorticuItvrist
Montana Extension service

BOHEMIAN = Recently a number
of important cultural practices were
outlined which, if followed, would
encourage the development of al
good lawn. These included proper
moving, proper watering, and the
occasional fertilizing with nitrogen
and topdressing with organic matter.
Weeds should not be troublesome if
these practices are followed faith
fully. Growing healthy, strong turf
is the basic step toward weed con-
troll in the lawn. A few important
lawn weeds will be discussed.
Crabgrass has become an import
ant pest in the Billings area. This
grass does not occur in other parts
of the state as far as / know, al
though other grasses are enormously
called crabgrass. There are two spe-
cies, and both are annual grasses.
The other important thing to know is
that neither species tolerateS shade
well. So, two of the best ways of ac-
quiring healthy stand of crabgrass
in a lawn is to clip the bluegrass
very short Qess than an inch) and
to sprinkle the lawn frequently. Set
ting the mower blades so they cut no
shorter than 2 inches, and watering
thoroughly at to 10 day intervals
will encourage healthy bluegrass
growth which will eventually crowd
out the crabgraSS.
Chemical control of crabgrasS has
not been 100 percent effective, and
in any case, should OF take the
place of good cultural practices.
Since crabgrass is an annual, pre-
emergence treatments in early
spring have been recommended.
Some of the materials that have
been used with a fair measure of
success are: Cd combination of
2,4-D and 2,4,5-T (Weedone is an
example), 90 Craig Herbicide !
this should not be used on newly
established lawns, and 90 Alanap.
Three applications of any one of
these materials is suggested; once
in spring, and two subsequent ap-
plications at monthly intervals. For
summer treatment, the following
chemicals have been recommended:
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-24
Co-Ceffers Plan
Projects Tour

CRESTON-The Creston Go-Get-
tiers Al club made plans for a pro-
ject tour at their meeting, Monday.
at the Eastside Grange hall. The
date for the tour is July 10.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-24

The next session will be held Juno
u at the hall.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-24

least every other spring to maintain
an adequate level of PHOSPHORUS in
the soil.
Evening star., 1955-09-19

NEAR ALExANDRIA--LAfss rm.;
VIII accept couple. Bus stops IN
front Of door, Breakfast privileges.
Call so. b-t4e4. --t9
sGL., out Conn. Ave. near NIH and
NMc-Pleasant frcut room, pvt.
bath, $40 . week. OIL. $500,
MEN oNIY--Loyeiy dbl. rm.. newly
excel. W area On busiins. Rf. s-i5zs.
cLARENDoN-Fnr / or 2; nr. bath:
cony. buses, atores; nice furn.; reas
el2 n. jackson 81. Ari- IA. '2-23s4.
ARLINGTON, N.-Room for young
man; laundry. snack priyils. pri-
EXCHANGED. KB. s-b431. 22s
HYATTsyILLE-singie room. 1st a.,
nexk to bath; on busline; adult
home; gentleman only. WA. 7-te50
BRK. RAMBLER (mod.), / mi. no
OF Wheaton-L9dy will share home
with one other Govt. clerk or school
teacher. Church member and non
smoker. Refs. Cali. Sat. or Sun
and after 2 Pm. Rkdays, 10. 4.
All a2r. VERNON AVE. Alexsndris
LIRE, front Tm; for ! or Ma,
share house. $3.50 yk. oV. 3-257l
bath; i blk, bus, Pentaeon,. Navy
Annex; gentleman preferred. ia.
~.
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APTs. UNFURNlsHED-D. {.

GEoRGET0wN EFFIc.--Fuii kit. IN
Day. ia. $500; 5 ewes, Ho. S.e74S.
NEAR GA. AND SHERIDAN--Base-
Inent apt: private entrance and
driveway for car. rooms. Excel
lent transportation: $50 including
utilities. RA 3-4505 or RA. g.
FIRST FLOOR CORNER aPARr-
MENT, In apartment building. S6S
per month, rooms. kitchen, bath,
NV. NV {. Quincy SMITH, INC. To
inspect call manager. DE. 2-0300.
i1e MISSOURI AVE, Nw.-a bed
T%s Tsd.c in new ata%y Vsnyetsn apsf snS SSsmsesSsI ssS
esS mSf aD APTs,' TiSS'' sic Jefierson
81. n.w.-Lge. 1-bedrm.. front apt
in modern elev. apt. bldg. Featur-
ing sep. dinette with dbl. exposure.
parquet floors, colored tiled bath,
and ample closet space. Completely
Fsdse sn bnS. hS e9sB ss6 S.s Tits eT ns vens oar
avail. In bldg. 70 insp. see ianitor
2 RMS, pvt. bath, kit. back porch.
$65 mo-. incl. utils. IL. 4-362e.
1iaa L ST. s.E.-Modern a-roem.
kit, dinette, bath, porch apt. $50.
[. I. bREUlsiNGER T. SONS. INC,
Dis 18TH ST. N.w.-Downtown To-
cation. Efacieney: room. Kitchen
SfSs f!sfj Hssn BILLING FIELD. s5s Port
land ct. sell bedrm., bath. liv.
rm., dinette. kit, screened porch;
$50, 80. Key ct Apt. 2, 64l New-l
INC. Co b-os22. Ia
lPT. HUNTING MADE EASY! Cause
the owners. pay my fee, ] show you
DC. Youii DO weii TO cali MAN
DEL. AD. 4-3400.
rW0.BEDROOM second floor apart
location 5S5S 9th ct. NV; SI12.50 |
including utilities. Convenient to
large shopptng center, schools,
line and theater. See !
fs''0sn' msf' ~ ''A' ''n 'sos'
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Flagstone and Stone

uapv
Pc.sns. Orch. u. pe.,9s; Walks. rssainins
Ase5Io n,I on4ss nAssgceI1; 70 5gl7sI Y; sc3zes
rLCCno-rLOONo
Nsw ana -oio iaid; nnisned. waved.
cleaned. sanded. All tyres of hno-
LONG FLOOR sERvicEs. INC.
FLO0R SANDING AND FINISHING.
n 3. SLOAN. I'M 4.Saas. 20
GENERAL REPAIR WORK---Con-
mates and guarsntee' WILLIAM A,
INGRAM, 10, 1-4iS7, after 8 pm.
%
fed customefs ees for rs%VSenns OSeT ps yrs is MA
LAWRENCE. ia. b-6O31 Ii. d-SI00
calj any time, A. poMiMcK. ia.
9-I4S3 or IA 4-03i7, =
PAINTING, DECOnATiNG. roof re-
pairine, inside and outside. Free
estimates. RANDOLPH Will
LIAMS, AP. 7-b0s7 OF WA. 5-01j0
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, gem
eral repairs. White mechanics.
Prompt service. Mr.. RIDENOuR
Du. 7.3703. 21'
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CASH RErISTER

7.total National. grocery. LU: l.
Cundy- -Bettoney. Column
hia Model. atwood with case. In
top shape. SEQ. EN-. 3-2996,
day bed, rose; like
new: never. used: orig. price. s220.
will sac. for $3.50. Ju. 9-6945.
DIAMoNps-1ady.s 2N cts. ,s7aS;
sI95; iady.s IA ctss sd6s; iady's
Si.750. LIVINGSTON a. CO. 142S
DIN. RIM. blond, Drexsi, dropieaf
ext. table, 100" open. chairs,
china cab, server. Cost. $500;
excel. cond.; $3.50. HE. 4.6e35.
DINING ROOM sUIrE-Lsfge. 10
pcs, mahogany; Sls5. Cali "a.
RIM. SUITE, 8 pieces. " wal.
nut; good cond. RA. 6-0s43. --19
DUPLICATING MACHINE, 2061
Model 1850 Muitiiith: both res-
so,, son,ablyy BY priced eds For informatton'
FOAM RUBBER MATTRESSES. cush-
ions holsters; w. /. conches. GIL
LILLA,lD. 2l46 r NV. Ex. 3.6833.
FIRs-,Dark ranch mink care jack s.
like new. Call OIL. 4-54Sl. 30
FUR C0ATS-1 sheared beaver, u
length, size IA; ! sheared beaver.
s:E g! l;s:Ih ss:s liz H. ls aessiPs: 81
rHRNfTGRE-chairs, ihd lounge, VII Wing.
channel back. excellent condition,
Mahogany console table, 3 leaves;
playpen. JU. 7-6237. --lg
FURNITURE--Large modern liv. rm
suite. 2 chairs. blond bedrm. suite,
wrought iron dinette. set, wrought
iron 1 sofa; 2 s,sle; beds, 2 dressers; ,ss e,;:
aossPsd lS agm Si eSairs Tcr sald plsssie lsss
Gail HE, 4-6173, after j pm. -~ig
FURNITURE--Tabie ana four chairs,
rotisserie with. table. youth bed.
sonable. Call ia. 5-27l5. --i8
FURNITURE and miscellaneous In O.
room apartment; some antiques;
priced for quick sale. 2039 New
Hampshire ave. NV. Ho. 2-32s0.
FURNITURE--Dinette set. SIS: Kit
table. 2 chairs. $40: Philco radio
record player. $s. Frigidalre. 1854.
apt. sise. Sl2n: baby crib and play
pen. Sl2. UN: 4-2054. -2l
side chairs. lamps with shades
drapes and window cornices. fire-
Place set, quick sale, no dealers
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. complete
with mattress. limed-oak dinette,
reas., RA, 3-1A16,
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10000 BARGAINS
7 II HTNuNTD

~ 49, - . ~4&3 8A8N
2513 n st. NV. Ex. 3-3627
al makes, types, ss.e5
up; most guaranteed; repairs and
service. FREDERfCK's. 3e05 14th
wssayR. ss IaiT TA; Mav,ss! ss9soo eoo1 ,ora 500
Gssnsss sss Z & PM SSiiIsE NE. s-sssS; ,,oms,,.
washer. new 1855 model. ii siss; .;
driers. new 1856 model. 500. All
appliances available at wholesale
wholesale. Open ewes. I'll 8; sum
TER sPRINd APPLIANCE WHOLE u
EALERS, giS silver Sprtng ave-,
Just behind the firehonse. --2i
WASHING MACHINES. MAYFAIR.
wringer. $40; Westinghouse Laun-
dromat. needs repair. $50. HA.
FOR RENT, new. only
sl.25 wk. Rent nov. buy later II
ssslhnse; 4I 4foR t-fY shNT. brand s new.
q S5ls SuTsSas. Sss day sr s4oSa, senSSi ma sHD
for sale or Tor rent. EARLBECK q
LANDRUM. INC. 1923 Cathedral
WsfaiEEI ChAiR. leather and chrome.
never used: cost Sl36, best offer.
MRS. ADAMS. .JU, 9-753I. --l0
IL light wooden. double
hung one 10 light twin; wooden
each. OF. S-aaSs; Ri. 1850.
wikE hH 1RsffeeoRDER. webster Model
SILL; good copd.: reRs. Phone ST.
3-4124 Mond9ya --lg
Evening star., 1955-09-19
INSTRUCTION COURSES

PIANO TEACHER, grad. Cold Medal
Vienna Consery.. Gtyes lessons spe-
Reas IA. 9-9630.
SPANISH TEACHER - Conversation
oslei only, isatistaction Guaranteed. a Al.
PRx RECEP. SCHOOL All ages.
Bond Bldg. Complete course S25.
HU. 3-3S21. sT. 3-f27S. LID
SHORTHAND m Q WEEKS day or
12 weeks ewes Easy ABC system
Low cost. TEMPLE SCHOOL. 1888
@ st. NV. Ma. S-325S. =
QUICK RRvIEW and beg. classes in
tipping. shorthand, bookkeeping,
once mach. PIX. recep. All kinds
positions open paying S50-$I00
Tk, np: enroll immed. fnq. MA.
$3.50, BOYD SCHOOL, cor. 18th
and q SITS.
GUARANTEED RESULTS - Teach
you take new dictation IN short
hand 90-100 W.p.m. in 6-S weeks
day school or refund your money.
New marvellous systen-Elliot's 2
easy lessons now used in Gov
ernment service and dozens o.
cities. Tested and proven results
10OSe, NEW CLASSES NOW
STARTING. INQUIRE MA. S-234Q,
Mr.. HAYS. FOR Apt. BOYD
SCHOOL fEST. 40 YRS. Corner Of
10Th and @ SITS, n.W.l. --23
Evening star., 1955-09-19

LINCOLN ,PARK-cIean. roomy ef-
nsifney npartment; tiled shower
bath. Apply Apt. I. 12e 1lth ct.
sc. evenings. ~
l1a0 i7th ST. Mw-Liv. Tm.. bed
fnn., kit. and bath; $50 mo. Avail.
Il. 7-0e5i or 10. s-6006. -25
ATTR: 3 Rms. incl u.ilS phone;
bus .tfansp. very nr. Cau RA o.
DUPONT, Scott Circle-24-hour gas
aI:S tsS iaSsss s%sIsr Sssh Unit @sP sab Bs' sas5
Lovely BsMT. Ar. FOE 2: New
pvt; I $3.50 vk. each. DE. 2-65s6.
l1ss QUE. N.w.-2d front; iGe. iiv;-
bedrm. and complete kit.; semi semi
bath; adults: $50 mo. DE. 2-eS64.
N.W.-i-bedrm. apt. completely
0iOO. Ext. 23; eyes. RA. S-25s3.
NEAn sHERrpAN PARK Ann
CONN. AVE.---Reeently decorated.
nicely fufn;. pvt. bath and porch:
entire I'd Q. Ho. 2-1627. 21
SCHUYLER ARMS, 1854 Columbia
ID; n;y;iil yi.l bedrm.; refs. REQUIRED.
s9s - iatao t2oeSi 81. s.E.--Mod. duplex: Q
rms, kit, din. bath and shower.
tastefnlly furnished. priv. lentr.;
Al cond.; s75. ST. $4,000. Ewes.
sfso & sSsi issh sT. N.ws-iss mr.: a-rm,
apt; porch, pvt. bath: can use
bsnt.:: child welcome. co. S-614S.
Evening star., 1955-09-19
FARM AND GARDEN

rAkM AbNU SANUGN
TREE REMOVAL, pruning. topping.
mates. MIR. CLAYTON. uN. S-oeo5.
LAWN RENOVATION. plan fan ere.
MING LDSCPE. sERv, uN. 4-484S
VIRGIN ToPsoII. best quality, any
9Ssn 9Sn ,sqss ImTsd dsl dsaliJ feasiiN I'M FlEsMsM4 tEsssM4s
hardy fieid grown. all
colors and sizes. 2b1Q 18th ct. ne.
for grading. excavat-
ine and clearing: free estimates,
uN 1858. night, AP. 7-0beS.
T0PSOn - Very good. rich top
Very I re- Teas. Cali 20, s-{853. 30
sell 2 lye. fields. Make
1000: JU. g-lgf3. ewes. lie
TOPSOIL, rich dark loan, ideal for
lawns, flowers and shrubbery; Ia
tons. s12 delivered. 10. 7-74S5..
AERATOR power service (piug re.
FSSis ISSysl soSSiS SiS P5 S. dss so sSsSTA SSssl
sPECiAL NEW edaiipment: New Hoi:
ss sI!!; = ss!$s
Nd, yU. s-3333,
AZkLEAs, clearance on 10000.
Phone ~. 9-94s1. after 8 pm.
Evening star., 1955-09-19

f59o I7th 81. N.W-Liy. rm.. bed
m. III. and bath; S6S mo. Avail
Oct. i. IN apt. bldg. see ianites or
CAPITOL HILL. 322 End st. n.s:-2
igs; bearns;;;a bearns;;;atia "a auies. clean sids.;
BExGoN APIS. 1901 CALVERT st.
Eleyatqr. bedrm;; hy. m; kitchen
hSopkRN Soia; sslfeiE fsiEpkM. EM ee's 2fq. On K St.
nv: ! lse' closets, NOD. idry. ia
cond. cali ~. 3-2626. --1s
1888 GALVESTON PL. S.W.-Base-
ment; combination living room,
dinette, kitchen, / bedroom, bath;
utilities; adults, RA. 3-2326. --l9
el5 AND SO, $500 x st. n.W.-Liv.
rm.. bedrm.. kit. bath. Cony. loc.
70 once bldg. and downtoyn. lie
NR. PA, AVE. 81: BRiDGEE2 bed:
b. tb. ag ey r oestion dlns.e s75 IeRsn pls uts Ills
fsifisxn ave- 70 i4Ie sYoung st.
LAfsGEu Al hu 4ssEDRM. asfRSRGM APT. 10 MIN.
from downtown; s7b mo. 70 respon-
si6ie Party ~ ~; 2-Ssss. S2 y,
NV. .bedrm, apt. coilv. TO every
tfingi ideal for "a adults; Ieas.
rS6nh S6s5I I'll RMs.. s.oIss RE-. bath and scr. ipeh
At 1909 n. CAP. ST. adults. pU.
coNSGslEss 81 GsHlEs HEIGHTS AREA = At
tractiys 2;bedrm. apt; reas. rents sn
ssBEBRM. 'FRONT.' APT,--see these
spacious Arm, kit. and bath apis.
$50, and the well-kept 64-unit airy
elevator bldg: 9 blocks 70 Wood,
ward 81 Lothrop. Plymouth. 1925
Iith i. NV. Resident mgr. Ku.
1919 sss KENNEDY ST. N.w-Entlre
bath. Adults. Utiis. furnished; SOS
month. ---Zu
coNv. BoLLING-ANDREWs FIELDS
duplex ready 10 move IN. Ist a..
rms. kits. dinette. bath. garbase
disposal. like . small house. Cony.
TO stores and bus. Reas. rent: RE.
T-o137, Ii. 4-72f5. 1As
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STONEWORK

Fl.A0sToNR terraces, walks, Fetain-
ing walls; all kinds Of cement work;
~ y. SdiAiRsceSutcc1o, Popular a-ssss
WALLS WASHED BY exclusive ma
chine; no muss, no drip, perfect
results; low rates. Ho. 2-330s. --24
WATERPROOFING walls. cellars;
roof repairs; labor and material
guaranteed. r, p. WADDELL, La.
wATERfRooFIS Cement work:
80 yrs. customer salts; courteous
service; reas.. rates; terms, ROBT.
3. PRICE ASSOC. JU. s-ibbQ;o
WE ARE PLEASED TO- ANNOUNCE
first-class work on roofs Of all
types: ali other repair work and
painting. Written gusrpntee on all
work, Easy financing. Call any time
AKINS g. AKINS ROOFING CO..
! 3706 Shepherd ST.. Mt. Rainier.
Nd, AP. 7-slS04 - ---22
Al HOME REPAIRS - Carpentry,
interior and exterior; roofing, paint
ing. papering; rec. rm. Free esti-
mates; quick service. RA. 6-7o46'
f. b -
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PLAsTKRrNG REPAIRs = Old and
new work. lac, and small iobs. Res.
Whits mech. Work guar. 10. e-4IS4.
PLUMBING AND HEATING, iov
only, Mr.. LIE. WI. e-es07, --22
PLUMBING AND HBATNG;. licensed
and Insured d. G. and Nd; bath.
drains unstopped slectrieally, term
arranged. w. H. MCKENZIE
PLuMBINo CO.. W e-I4eo. 81
ROOFING AND SIDING, AL types.
pon,t watt. call now. IA. t-oosi
R0bFiNG. new work and repairs,
painting. Also house painting ex-
terior and interior. A. d. THOMAS
ROOFING. Thinning, roof painting.
euttering and spouting. Cali Mr.
6HIpLEY, RA.. 3-z1bS. -i9
ROOFING, WAfER PRo0FING.
painting. repointing. exp. work: y.
mech: work guaranteed. Ii. 7-s209.
STONE woRK-Retainins walls.
flagstone patios. walks. repairs.
Free estimates. Call TONY, Lu.
I-AlIU, 80
Evening star., 1955-09-19
ROOMS, HoUsEKEEpINc

1894 MASS. AVE. E.W.--Nics clean
Ink. fOom with sep. kit, range
and refgr.: St2 Wk. 30
2l47 Y N.W.-Front studio: refsr..
: grin. clock radio. TV. airfoam
matt. Elk. 3-6633.
CAPITOL HILL AREA, 202 4th Sc.
--Bachelor apt, 21S rms. bath.
refer. also studio bed-liv. rm.,
reas. Ii. 7.320l. -lD
1900 MASS. AVE. N.W.--Lge. rm..
lovely furn.. enc. apt.,- pvt. bath.
maid service. linen. no. 2-ebS9.
lIsi lsth ST. N.w.--Niee dbl. rm.
with COMP; hts nr. bath; Si2 30
$12.50 WEEK
Large front basement room. suitable
for couple; gas range, elee. refgr.:
] block on Coma Walking distance
Evening star., 1955-09-19
APIS. FURNIsHED-vA.

ALEXANDRIA = Efnciency and l.
bedroom apartments; ianitor serp-
ice; laundry. privileges: downtown
$500 Cali TE. 6.d6ao between
10 Am. and 9 pm.
ALEx.; nicely furnished apt: large
knotty pine lly; rm. pvt. ent.;
CHERRYDALE--Clean. 2-b. r. apt.
ground a.. pvt. entr., gar. Ice. rear
I'd, mr.. bus, school and shop; 10
min. drive to Pentagon via Park
FORT CRAIG APTS.--Ayailabie Oct.
L; l-bedrm. newly-redecorated. fur
nished apt. eonven.. to Fl. Myer,
Arlington: adults only. Apply Apt.
2, 1lS 8. Courthouse rd.. Ari., for
80 ,aSps'ttSSi !. CouRrHousE RD.. Apt. No
5-New bldg, new furniture. new
draperies. No matter how fastidi-
Gus you are. this apt. will please
you. Living room. full dining area,
kitchen, 2 bedrooms. bath, concrete
porch. $3.50 per mo. Key at Apt.
No. !. Call BEITzELL, DI. 7-31 90,
- bedrms., nicely
furn.. 1st floor; auto. washer: close
70 shops and Pent. utils. and phone.
Sl25. JE. 2-35S1, JA. 2-0940. --I9
N. ARL.--Attr. bedrm., liy. rm..
dinette. kit. and bath. $94.60 mo-;
brk. apt. bldg. JE. 3-754S. --20
ARL.. - Nicely equipped: SIS one
adult: oSsaq. SO tEee sdglts; a,sa Incl. utiis:
Evening star., 1955-09-19
ILECTRICAL CONTRAC
ASSOCIATION
or plsER1cr OF coLuAB1A
viii conduct . school on ths
Eectrieal Code Of the District

for sonfneymen's examination.
Instruction and lectures will be By
an expert Of the Districts inspec-
School viii Be held In the Kaectrical
Playhouse located in the Potomac
Electric Power Cornpany's Build
ina. 10th and 3 st., NV.
be held THURSDAY. September 22nd,
at 8 pm.
Glasses win be limited and enroll
ments will be taken on . first
come first serve basis.
Tuition fee $35, payable in advance.
Phone OF. write Mr.: 3. G: Philltps.
2-32s1 for further information:
Evening star., 1955-09-19
FURNITURE
FROM MODEL HOME

NEW FURNITURE BEING
e9Gp e9Gprs 1HHoT Ilv. RM.' c6sT 9fN. RMM.. NJ.
BEDRM. EARLY AMERICAN
AMP, MOD z RN; N;rPEw
DIR; OUT EIvEE Ep; 2
ESogGMHa ESosggSGMHacRR Rpi si,HH 4 EXT Tp TcpAT
HOUSE. HRS: 1875 Pm.
MERRIMAcK PARK.
Evening star., 1955-09-19
REPAIRS AND sERVIcE

ADDITIONS. porch Enclosures. bsnit.
improvements. etc; for solution to
your problem or an estimate. call
Mr., WILSON. NO. 7-1957. go
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYS, parking lots.
ALASKA PAVING Co, Is years In
business. Ma. 1856, OF. 4-730Q.
dit!ons. ETC.. hrst-elass work. fully
insured; free estimates. Call MR..
BILL, Elk. 3-22S5.
BRICKWORK, fireplaces. retaining,
walls. garages. Lu. 1850. ---S4
d BUILDIN G. REMODELING. RE-
PAIRS: large or small Jobs: esti-
mates free: Ii. .3-1904, go
CARPENTRY Of all kinds, fence
work. also tile work; reasonable
JEFFREYS.. Ii. 6-g740. --23
CARPENTRY. repairs, remodeling,
brick. cement. additions. Cash or
terms. GEO. COOK, WA. 7-5I14.
CARPENTERS. gen. remodel: commi.
res: FHA. terms. Sat. customers
for rs yrs. IA. E-6o2I. Ii. 6-S10O.
FIREPLACES repaired or rebuilt.
Estaining walls and iaRstune patios.
FI2asToSs. Eti siSgss. STONE. CEMENT ps.
tioe. walls, steps, etc. Free estimate.
Call JERRY. Lu 1.A7hd