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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-13

decision Of returning again TO
Boone or accepting an attrac-
tive offer from "Chucky Jack"
in Gattlinburg, Tenn. His deci-
sion-he did both shows, shut
Ting back and forth across the
Great Smokes and Blue Ridge
Mountains between Boone and
Gattlinburg until dances in each
drama were running smoothly
Then, he turned the jobs over to
able assistant photographers
and went back to New Yorl
where he owns and operates a
thriving dance studio.
The other outdoor plays he
has done include Unto Thes,
Hills" in Cherokee for two sea-
son; Florida Aflame" in Clear
water, Fla; "Voice In The
Wind" Tampa, Florida; anc
1.-THE Eleventh Hour" at Staun-
ton, Virginia.
more outdoor shows than any
other men in the country, hi:
experience has not been limited
to this field. He was choreo-
grapher for the famous New
Jersey Opera Guild two season.
md worked such productions a.
kiss. Me Kate" "Finian's Rain.
bow, Bloomer Girl" "Bes
Foot Forward" and High But.
ton Shoes"
Using his own company, h,
also did original works in
concert series for the Brooklyn
Academy of Music, The Cherr,
Lane Theatre, the Henry Stree
Playhouse and toured the South
fern States with concert group
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-13
Emerson News
BY OSCAR SOLES

Mr.. and Mrs. Burris Goodwin
and children were Saturday Wis
tors of Mrs. Lannie Norris.
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Soles were
Sunday visitors of Mrs. b. c. Dun
can. Mr.. Duncan died last week
and the name of Mrs. Lewis
Soles who is daughter surviv-
was listed as Louise Suggs.
Dewey Soles spent Saturday
night with his cousin, Oscar
Solcs.
Pvt. Norman E. Soles stationed
at Fort Jackson visited friends
and relatives during the week
end.
McDuffie Soles was a Sunday
visitor of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mobiles.
Kenneth ind L. c. Duncan
made a business trip to Gastonia
recently.
Mrs. Neal Hnson and children
of Whiteville was a Sunday visitor
of her Mother, Mrs. Betty Norris
Lots of farmers have finished
gathering tobacco. Some have
one more cropping and other.
with two. Both Lewis and Oscar
Soles have two more groupings.
There was preaching at the
church Saturday night and Sun
day night with communion serv-
ices being observed.
We will be out in a few moro
days soliciting subscriptions anc
renewals for this paper. So bC
looking for us.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-13
jos Report
Brisk Sale
Of Tickets

Tabor City Jaycees reported q
brisk sale of tickets on the ton
and one-half air conditioning
unit to be given away Septemb-
er 6.
Proceeds from the project will
be used for various civic endeav-
ors in the community.
DR.. Gene Cook, recent winner
of a Cadallac, is in charge Of
the program.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-13

II tobacco -TN
The plan was approved by the
Whiteville Tobacco Board OF
Trade. A. B. Dawsey, Sr. has
been placed in charge of the
project.
Under the system. baskets will
be placed in each warehouse
and Dawsey will give out cards
to the growers asking that they
contribute a stick Of tobacco.
Funds from the sale of tn,
leaf will 60 towards the opera
tions and advancement of tn,
home.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-13
Ask Leaf Grower
To Donate For
Boys Home

Tobacco growers who want to
help Boys Home, located at Lake
Waccamaw, will be given a
chance to donate a grading stick
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-13
Whiievile Naive Is Busy
Outdoor Drama Choreoqrapher

A Whiteville native son has
earned the title of MIR. Choreo-
sraphy" in the field of outdoor
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-13

them upon their return in Read
ing. After visiting friends and
relatives in Pennsylvania, the
returned to Tabor
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-13

Mrs. N. M. Fowler of route l.,
Nakina and Mrs. H. r. Elderdice
of Route 3, Tabor City; IA grand
children and one great, great
Rrandchild.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-13

City on Tuesday. Mr.. Magic re-
manned in Pennsylvania for q
several months visit with his
other daughter.
Smyrna times., 1958-04-17
PUPILS FIND
TOWN LIBRARY
Local Students Make Special
Visit; Now Take Advant-
age of Facilities
MRS. CLIFTON ACTIVE

In order to do its job with the
utmost efficiency, a school must
make full use of its community
forces and resources. This means
that unless a school takes as much
advantage as possible of the
things the town has to offer for
the education of its youth, it may
be falling down on the job.
The Smyrna Special School Dis
trict tries in every way to take
advantage of the forces and re-
sources of Smyrna. AS evidence
of this fact, frequent visits are
made to places in our town where
the students may broaden their
educational horizons, case in point,
the Town Library.
On February 10, The Smyrna
Times carried a story about the
facilities of the high school Ii
brary. Using these facilities as a
bass from which to work, the
seventh grade began a unit on
the use of libraries. John Dickin-
son, high school librarian, taught
the rudiments of library use and
the seventh grade teachers COM
pleted the work. AS a eliminating
activity, the seventh grade took
Smyrna times., 1958-04-17
FAMILIES NEED
MORE VEGETABLES

Diet surveys reveal few families
consume enough green and yell
low vegetables, leading sources of
vitamin A.
This generally holds true for
Delaware, as we'll as the entire
United States, Miss Marjorie j..
Wormeck, extension nutritionist at
the University of Delaware, said
today.
Color of the vegetables reveals
how much vitamin A they con-
tain, she said Dark green leaves
have much more value than
bleached or pale green leaves.
This is why spinach surpasses let
tuce, and the dark outer leaves
of cabbage are more nutritious
than white inside leaves.
Leaves are more important than
seeds in providing vitamin A, the
nutritionist pointed out. Peas and
beans, nutritious in other ways,
have little vitamin A value.
Among yellow vegetables, carrots
rate best, while sweet potatoes,
winter squash and pumpkin also
Smyrna times., 1958-04-17

Special arrangements were made
with the librarian, Mrs. Louise D.
Clifton, so that the facility would
be open during the school day to
enable the children to visit. For
many of the young folks it was
their first visit to any but the
school library. Mrs. Clifton ex-
planned the layout of the room to
the children and then let them
have the run of it to find books
and to solve the mysteries of
modern library.
Each student checked out at
least one book of his choice, many
checked out two or more. Upon
returning to school, the rest of
the period was given to reading
the books he had selected. The
entire period the following day
was given to the same purpose.
With start like this, the child
rem soon sailed through the tones
and were ready for more. That is
what makes a unit successful-if,
after its completion, the children
want to do even more, want to
take more advantage of what they
have learned. For this group, an
other facet of their community
has become meaningful.
Making more and more facets
of school and community life
meaningful to each and every
youngster is one of the goals
which the Smyrna Special School
District has set for itself. Close
work between the school and the
community makes each ones job
bit easier, and the look to the
Smyrna times., 1958-04-17
MARYDEL

Mr.. and Mrs. George Potter of
Philadelphia, and Mrs. Virgie Nc
Fadden of Kenton spent last Sun
day evening with Mrs. Clara
Smith.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Luff on Sunday were Mrs. Addie
Luff and Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Nc
Crystal of Cheswold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Gray and
family spent Sunday with Mrs,
Gray's sister and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert HALEY, in Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith re-
turned home on Sunday after hav-
ing spent some time in George
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortland Bucka-
leau and grandchildren spent Sat
urday with Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Ware, Collins Park, Del. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ware have sold their home
and are moving to Florida.
Mr.. John Stafford and Mrs. j.
]. Powell spent Saturday in town.
A group of twenty-three per-
sons attended the Kent County
Firemen's Ladies' Night banquet
Thursday night, held in the Caes-
ar Rodney High School Cafeteria.
This was the 9th banquet. The
dinner was followed by a floor
show and dance. Music was furn-
ished by George Madden's orches-
ira.
Mrs. Lee Leslie and Lee Roy
Hartman, who have been hospital
lied, came home last Thursday,
Both are improving at this time.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Pierce were Mr.. and
Mrs. Wood of Philadelphia, Mr..
and Mrs. Ferdinand Deusa and
baby daughter, of Seaford.
At the close of the worship SER
vice on Sunday morning, the in
FAINT daughter of Mr., and Mrs.
Smyrna times., 1958-04-17

are good.
Explaining the health benefits
of vitamin A, the nutritionist said
it is essential for normal growth
during childhood and pregnancy.
The vitamin encourages soft,
smooth skin and promotes healthy
eyes. Night blindness or lessened
ability of eyes to adjust to dark
ness results from insufficient Wit
amin A. Deficiency of this vita
Smyrna times., 1958-04-17

min is related to tuberculosis, sin
us trouble, kidney and bladder in
fections.
To assure an ample supply Of
vitamin A, Miss Wormeck adj
vised, eat one of the following at
least every other day: beets, dan
delions, turnip or mustard greens,
spinach, kale, broccoli, chard, col
lards, carrots, pumpkin, sweet po-
tatoes, or winter squash.
Smyrna times., 1958-04-17
VETERANS

S25O.OO Down Payment. Less than $1,000 Per Month
for the Most Outstanding Home Buy Three
Bed Rooms, Tile Bath, Beautiful Kitchen of Cab
met Space Complete with Oven and Range, Fully
lated All City Facilities. See the Sample House
Smyrna Parkway Manor, North Street, East DUPONT
Highway. Open $500 to 300 PM. 100 to 300 PM.
Saturday and Sunday Dover Builders Dover 7547.
Smyrna times., 1958-04-17

field trip the Town Library future" planning step closer
Special arrangements to reality.
Smyrna times., 1958-04-17

Ferdinand Deusa was christened,
Diane June.
Those on the sick list last week
included Miss Jean Leslie, Mrs.
Elizabeth Thorpe, Mrs. H. r.
Butts, and Billy and Terry Meeks.
The Caroline County meeting of
the Ladies Auxiliaries of firemen
will be held in Denton Friday,
April Is at 8 pm. Cars will leave
the Marydel fire house at z pm.
Smyrna times., 1958-04-17

The Rev. John Coppock, pastor
of Wesleyan Methodist Church,
announces that services will be
held every evening at 7:45 pm.
all this week, and continuing
daily through April 20. The Rev.
Allen Clark, pastor of Pilgrim
Church, Dover, a gifted speaker
and Bible teacher and graduate
of the Eastern Pilgrim College,
Allentown, Pa, will conduct the
services. There will be special
music. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all persons to attend.
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"Cone On OverI"

panic came with the phone call from the
Albion Club MIR. Archer's guests, they
were, as it were, waiting. the steward in
formed her. Gould she, perhaps, tell him
when -? The time? A stunning 1880!
Soothe them, she told the man. Ill call you
back. She got a line and called the Waldorf,
but Miss Bouchard wasn't in.
Back to the club. Mr.. Archer was hope
lessly delayed, Convey abject apologies. II
was his wish, meanwhile, that his guests
breach a bottle Of whatever the steward
thought would stun them. Anything that's
out Of this world" Adele said. ''You know,
something you've been saving for the -.
we'll, saving
AT 100 word came down through
channels: the presentation meeting had been
moved up to 2:3O. MIR. Archer was to
appear at ais to give preliminary briefing
to the great man. This, Adele thought, rips
it. II was unthinkable to tell the Twentieth
Floor that Mr. Archer was not only out but
unreachable. They'd have his head: they'd
burn his desk and seal up his Office as warn
ing in perpetuity.
The club again. The steward was, as it
were, wondering if luncheon might be served
in Mr.. Archer's absence. She told him to
serve. She told him. also, to tell the guests
that Mr.. Archer had suffered slight acci-
dent, nothing Of consequence, merely
broken ankle, and that he was even at the
moment toaSting them in orange juice at
Doctors Hospital She hung up, shuddering.
She had two more pages Of the report
still to do when the taneerine phone rang.
She stopped to listen to its pleasant jangle.
II rang eleven times. A minute later, it
started again. Twelve times. | do hope,
Adele said piouSIy, that she's in a phone
booth, hot, stuffy one. full Of cigar smoke.
Two minutes later her own phone rang. The
lost lamb! She grabbed it.
This is Miss Thorndyke. Will you
please tell me where can reach Mr. Archer?
It's terribly important"
Name your people, Adele said softly, and
choose your grounds.
I'm sorry, Miss Thorndyke." she said.
but can't"
''Oh, come now, you always know where
he Isl Miss Thorndyke said. ''You can tell
me. You don't have to play Confidential
Secretary with me. you know
I'm sorry," Adele said firmly.
Look, Miss Johnson. | not only have to
know where MIR. Archer is. positively nnHSf
see him, and within the next hour. Now. for
the last time, tell me where to find him.
Adele looked at her watch. Ten minutes of
two. Supposing. just suppoSing. he showed
up right now. - Continued on next page
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gu dream land your Ejer Plumbing Contractor will buiIC

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Contractor today and get your official
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First Prize Your dream bathroom,
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? Fourth Prizes 2 dream BATH
rooms, each with value up to
$1,000, built in winners homes.
20 FIsth Prizes 20 convenient
EIjer powder rooms. each with a
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20 Sixth Prizes 10 marvellous
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combinations, each valued at over
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70 Cash Prizes OF 900 zach
and
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Just think, your bathroom built to your
own design :. with beautiful Eljer fix
lures in lovely. modern decorator coIors
-. stylish, spacious cabinets. just-right
lighting dream bathroom that
marks your home with distinctive good
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How 20 Enter-Stop call one of the nearby Eer Plumb
ing Contractors listed with this advertisement in the main
section of todays paper He will give you official
entry blank and will help you with suggestions and IDEAS
Or you prefer. write EIer Division The Murray Corpora
ton of America Three Gateway Center Pittsburgh e. Pa
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conn. AVA. ehsrslon-rark We =
mel uills Oh ssFsdi
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llIa. unIuanllnIn-n. &.


Why LARnE. very old. ) bsdrms..
~ balna. ever llto "a. n. ntin1
area II you once move In. fou
seat move out tiI rnu buy your
oWn home. 500, heat fuFn, see
1913 Willard ave. Chew Chase,
Nd, Apt : tacfoaa from WOODY .
q Western ave., o. phone n.
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AMERICAN PLAN
Admiral Hotel (Annex)
CLUB MASON

l1e6 n. hamp. ave. n.w.-Live In
one Of wash, S excel guest homes;
vaes. for refined empl. ladies and
men. full-course meals. free ph. in
rms. TV and lndry. facils.; Sl9I
wkly. up NO. 1870, AID, 2-5414
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Apt. .. a7ia e,h At. ne. ISL.
Newly decorated apts. convent.
ent 70 transportation. censlatinn
OF Nv I'm, ain, kit, bedrm bath,
screened porch, KEYS Al Ant. 2,
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BRAND-NEW

20 18th ST. Sc.
/, bkDRMS, reasonably priced;
utlla Incl. hfleht corner apt y
eNposurea. blk 10 bus. shops.
SEE APT, eOa OF call EM e.i20O,
NEAR
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aooms FURnIsHID-a.W.

: DUPONT Cln.--Nlcs roems. mod.
: iaras sfvk' 10 sofa y 81 Az. :,
DUPONT clRcLE VIC, i7is nisll
sssS! rsh.., ss s,s ms 5r bsssS
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' ssd1ns ~ rs sp I'm n. I'm rn.
ss1sb me- ma GO an s., .iss a''-' 'i00'
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NEAR
NEW MEDICAL CENTER


Apt. 3. s7ia 9Th st, ne. sSi.
Newly decorated apis. convent.
ent 70 transportation, canslaling
OF Nv rm,, din, kil., bedrm !, bath
screened porch, KEYS Al Ant 2,
B. +. SAUL co.
aeb 18th ST. NV. Ma. s-ei0O
cOL0RED-So INV YORK AVA
hE.-fnel. utils., Sob me. Call "a
see az 8 pm.
cOL0RED-Iai6 18th ~, NV
rm., kit. semi-private bath, Al
MANN, ma, $1,000.
CoLORED-Illb 9th ST. NV
aemi-pvt. bath No cHffpRFN
Al utlls. incl. Only SSS mo. Mr.
NEuMANN, Ma. $1,000.
c0L0RED--s53a I0th ST. NV
rms kit, bath, newly decorated:
up mo. utils. furn., Tm.. KIT
pam sos.oO. utils, Incl. DU
COL0RED-iIo7 N ST. NV. Ant
2-Lge. apt. with 2 bedrms., llv
rma kit, bath; S07 80 plus utils
ofkHN@@INspEcT ANYTIME. Of
coLORED-loOs 18th 81. NV
. rooms, Kitchen, bath, ali utils
except gas, S0i 80. p. J. WALsHE,
INC, lllb Eye st. NV, Ma,
COL0RED-0O Il ST. N.W.-Bed.
rm,, Nv. rm., kit. bath: $50, incl,
utilities. RIA. $3.50,
COLORED--1eth AND you NV
$40. Ho. 2-74OO. IA. $4,000.
C0LORED-500 H ST. Nh. Apt. 8.
one rm.,. kit. and bath, neat incl. /;
k All InS p Mh Soy s9 mo. Mr.,
c o. s3s. PAEk I'd Nv
Nen-kept BLDG. Avail. immed.
1850 ger mo, No children. Res.
coL0RkD-I0WA APIS. 1928 18th
q. .n.w.-Walk 10 work. 1 and 3
bedrm. apts., $3.50 up. incl.
heat, hot water. ianitor Sery,
81. a S a. fsc ;.' CO .p ssssss g. call
coLORED-L0vELY i-ROOM APT.
EMPLOYED couple AID. 4-0334.
C0LORED -2 ROOMS, kitchen,
bath and rear porch: all private;
sos mo-. utlls, iurn. IL. 7-07Og.
coLoRED = 1890 HILLSIDE RID,
No. Adults only; 3-rm. apt.
heat, hot water furn.: s62.50 mo-:
COLORED-493 BURBANK 81 a.
rm. apt. dinette, adults only:
fenced I'd $50 mo, less utNs ;
individual controlled water and
heat. ANACoSTIA REALTY. LU.
1-070b.
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1888 W. sTEyENs pa NM
bedrm, dinette. foyer fSt SO
al ullll, incl, scr ianiior or cal
TnMrLk RnALIy CO.. llo9 3
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ROOMS WITH soARD

ucIOub meHk, Nh, 81 ~
ROOM AND BOARD, priv. family;
delicious meals for ladies; uni
tel. 1898 Nicholson st. RIA. 1864
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y asns ,ner.. snss. "a. 1000 sa.nsi
and z bsdrm, npts. 80 s-0fbs,
nENr yam = Wunks-congrts
helahta. Redeo i-bedrm. apt,
kSaSk 49, rHiIIIFs ING sei. Df
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ALkx..DKL nAx EEcTIoN-Dupls1
efts oedrm1.. ~, rm- ain. fm,,
GaTiss: bik n bus. siorsi. pasl
IA 6.ais6s. Ao"s AFAHIhAAts'
ARLINGTON = Lse. .bedFm.. 10
lssss snt house WITH Nv, M
psrkins. snsiinsa nd ,ko Ssdss
center. cow. 70 renlaeon. Nnvy
ANNEX and dowutoWni $40 and
so mel al utilf WAkFFTFfn
MANOR. 1918 N. Court Honss nd.
% On; Ewes, Kf s.sisi' I'm
All. : SO: l-bedrm. apt. mod
bldn eonv. buss ne children;
PRofKRriEs. INC, "a s.ss0o
All, AfR-coNp. COMFORT
Randolph % luxe ii. bsdrn
voEte inapectins. Res. msr. IA
AnL,i s18-one. bedrm. apt. In apt
BLDG. utila. incl ldry facila. M
a.ses days; EM s-bsos ewes
aRL.. ~ bedrm. apts,. sn7 SO
per mo-, Incl, utilS watkins Dis.
lance Arl. Hall and Hechl Co;
Qn-street parking, See Mr. Gus
TER on premises. Ant ,, bea N.
Thomaa At, IA. 7-s2ol o. IA
e-fuos,
,RL., NJ bedroom adults: mod
apt, BLDG, mr.. Kew Bridge, Arl,
Iowers; bus a door; 1909 n.
Fort Myer Dr., AZ AFL blvd
aRL... .b70s n, iith rd.-very ige.
iis sss'R RE. 'gg..ss.so'' 90 eau care
,RL.. westover section-i -bedrm.
eli es nss RRk. i s.sSas. ''@
EFFICIENCY ABATEMENT. IN
small apt, house 5 minutes from
Rosslyn circle. designed for pro-
feasional women. pine fireplace,
recessed bookcases; cool location.
III. o-1713
LiyE HAPPILY. heaithfuliy and
economically In beautiful Front
ROYAL. Va. Fishine At its best.
2-bedrm. apt. $50 mo-; hot and
cold water furnished. space heat,
central television antenna, ianitor
service. HENRY CYRUS, resident
manager. Phone 500.
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aeb 18th ST, NV. Ma. $500
c0L0RED-s0 INV YORK AVA.
NE.-Inel. utils.. sos mo. Cal 70
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WAY LAHuN. torr cid. nedrms.
ita bahia. ever I,i1o "a, n. ntlnl
area II you once move In. to1
zen move eqi vi xeu eay ygai
1913 willard ave. cheyy chase
No ADJ tacfuaa from Wood Z
e Western ave., o. phone H
ONk-xKAn LEAan-qneF. ssalnsl
ssng lnss n..,' seed lSsa.lep.i -
RENT FnEE WEEks-consreal
Helahta. nedeo. l-bedrm. APT
1910. incl utils Nj smith,
Es .isSi; . .... sail Abi s.d sd Di
alp y ~ W. .Tqem, kit and
PART, 1917 7th q, ave- ST
1885, W. sTEvENs On. NV
bedrm, dinrtto. foyer NHf 50
al ulllr, Incl, SEE lanliof on cal
Il. Nv. * a-6ooe
iaes lsfn 81. N,w,-Tvo rms
Is Z ss SiE' CO.. ;, SSsS i Ri i ( AZ
VIC. NAV WASH. Hosr. cENTER,
Ms,ss 200 a, sne rfsslasns nc h ae,ls
IA S-sosi. - nv 04'
CAPITOL NIL. APIS.
i2l G 81, NE
Attractive ems. apt: so 80, y!ila.
Bids; modern elev. bids. Bee ian-
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fNcORpoRATFD
eia i7th IL. NV RI. g-i5eo
CAPITOL HffL
900 SEWARD SO. Sc,
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sS% apt Ss,1 E aHs ,sa
rent rent sars Sslsssa on ri pTsmisss
WARRINGTON HOUSING CORP
AIRScoNDfTioNED Wv"
Llv. rmY dressing closet. kit. and
bath. si37 so.
s4-hr slsv. and switchboard
sEE RESIDENT MANAGER
no, 10000
GOTHAM
i9f5 Calvert 81. NV.
, laree. cool rooms. kit, and bath,
LIST floor, $3.50. incl. heat. l.
bedrm, apt, $50 so. See lanitor
RAYMOND r. RUPERT
ST. 3-s4S4
THE WEST END
2if4 EYE ST. NV.
Llv. rm bedrms lac. reception hall.
biz din. area kit, and bath: 24-hr.
ssnitehboard and slsV. service.
sEE REsIDEET MANAoER
1-34O0
TIE DIPLOMAT
1890 18th 81. NV.
beaut. 0th-noor corner apt, over
IoosinS Meridian RI. ly. m.
Sis. utils, incl. Mod. elsv. bldg.
24-hr, lvitchhoard service,
SEE REsIpEEI MANAGER
ls47 MASS. AVE. s.E., APT, q
HsHt 5is Si shfY H'1 sSi $500
SIS DELAFIE.D PL. NV.
3 Rms, Kit. Bath, Scr, Porch
WAsHINoToN RLTY,, RA, $4,000
1928 EAST CAPITOL ST. rms.
kit. and bath: redee.; $45,
HARRISON a ADAMS
g32 X ST. NV. MA. S-s30s
li9 KENNEDY ST. N.W.-S56
2 Rps., Kit, Bath, Screened Porch
WARRINGTON RLTY., RA. $500
1912 23rd ST. s.E.-De luxe 2
bedrms., living rm.. dining rm.,
kit, bath, enel. porch. bsmt.;
Sl25, incl utils. Inspection By
appointment.
GEO. s. KING CO,
LU. 4-25Ol 10. 7-sO94 After Hrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-01
Rooms, AIRS. TO SHARE
APIS. FURNISHED 0. c.

ANACOSTIA AREA bedrm., liv.
rm., kit, and bath in modern
garden apt bldg, laundry fscils.:
$50 mo, 10. 2-h2S2. after ) pm.
BEACON, APIS, 1901 Calvert st
--Elev; enc S55; hedrm.,
Inv. rm., kit, bath, $50; : and 3
he6rmS, liv rll. din. rm.. kit.
bath RIA. 3-SS75.
BOILING AREA.-clean. 2-bedrm.
apt. utils. iurn.. ldry. tacils.
20 min downtown, 10 2-54Ol.
G ST. NE, Ies. mr.. Capitol and
. bedrms., kit. utils.; l to 4
adults. reasonable. Ii, 4-57l6.
CALVERT ST. NV, 1919, neal
Shoreham Hotel Exceptionally
clean. 2-rm. enc. apt; newly
dec, new furn.; lge. closets pvt
entr.; !eonv. loo, beautiful white
house; $40, incl. utils. Couple Of
adults. Refs. REQUIRED. Hu. s.
S13l altar $3.50 pm,
CAPITOL HILL, ga LIST 81. e.k--
iss hy:-eedrm., bath; ,tvcnti
pewly fuFn., decor; SIS. LII 4