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The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-06-03
DARE GRAND JURY
HOLDS CARVER ON
MURDER CHARGE
Charged With Shooting Wilber
Spencer in Brawl at Louvada's
Place on May Il

The Dare County grand jury this
week found true bill charging
murder against George Carver,
negro laundry worker of Manteo,
as a result of the death of pistol
wounds of WILDER Donald Spencer
at Louvada,s place near Manteo on
Saturday night, May 81. The place
is notorious for its apparent inn
munity from serious punishment
for a long series of disorders that
have taken place in it. 1t is operat-
ed by Louvada Smith and her hus-
band Reuben Smith.
The trouble started, according to
close sources, because Carver
thought Spencer was playing
around with his wife. Friends of
See MURDER, Page Seven
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Terry Sanford was high among
the candidates for Governor in Dare
County Saturday, his vote being
872, of 1858 votes cast. John D.
Larlzins got $50; Beverly Lake 1888,
and Malcolm Seawell 1879. The last
two named did not have any organi-
cation in the county and had not
visited the county. Sanford had
made thorough visit over the
county. Larkins had also paid sew
eral visits to Dare.
Robert o. Balance of Manteo
was the manager for Sanford. Rob-
ert v. Owens of Manteo was man
ager for Larkins. Larkins carried
Manns Harbor,, Manteo wanchese
Duck, Colington and East Lake pre-.
cincts. All others Were carried by
Sanford.
Senator B. Everett Jordan wor
by 1,178 votes against Addison
Hewlett's 227, and carried all pre-.
cincts in Dare. Most precincts wen
for Philpott for Lieutenant Cover
nor, but several for Henkel, anC
two for Mcconnell. Philpott got
629 votes; Henl1el 483 and McCon
nell 391 in the county.
The widely advertised boom fol
See SANFORD, Page Seven
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CONTESTS IN HYDE.
BRING HEAVY VOTE;
SCHOOLS A FACTOR
Faction Favoring Two Schools Win
House. Senate and Education
Posts

Heavier voting than usual in
Hyde County in Saturdays pri-
mary brought cut an unnlistake-
able evidence of sentiment favor
ing the faction which believes in
maintaining two high schools, and
highest votes in the county went
to advocates of this plan on the
Board of Education. The vote for
the seven man Baord, for which
five candidates had openly adver-
tised their position, and these five
having led, was as follows: Wal
ter Lee Gibbs, 1,121; Cecil Sill
.verthorne, 1,055; William 1. Coch-
ran, 1,025; w. T. Howard, LOLA;
and Earl Topping, 1,001; candi-
dates not identified with the two
school movement received the
following votes: Ray Spencer, $50
and George Bush, 800. Two who
received lowest votes were Craw-
ford Cahoon, 816, and Gratz Spen-
Ger, 814, and they lost.
Candidate for the House who
was identified with the two
school group, w. J. Lupton, a
popular former county official,
was nominated by a vote of S74
against Charlie McWilliams with
sos and R. S. Wahab with 27S.
P. d. Midget, Jr.,, also "a friend
of the two-school group received
for the State Senate 1000 votes,
as against Dick O'Neal's 1872 votes.
Lindsay C. Warren, who will be
Senator with Mr.. Midget got S39
votes in Hyde.
Congressman Herbert Bonner's
vote was 9S2; Walter Jones 726.
For u. S. Senator the vote fol-
lows: Jordan 671; Hewlett, SAB.
For Governor, Terry Sanford,
1874, Lake 575; Larkins 1863; and
See HYDE, Page Seven
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-06-03

P. d. MIDGETT, Jr,, a leading bust
nessman of Engelhard in Hyde
County, won second in the State
Senate race, and will be the col
league of Senator Lindsay War
rem on the two places from the
Second District, comprising seven
counties. His majority in the Dis
trict was some $50 votes against
Dick O'Neal, also of Hyde, twice
the county's representative. In his
home, county, Mr.. Midget won by
a vote or more than two to one.
He is a native of Wanchese, and
has a wide circle of kinspeople in
that community and in Kitty Hawk.
In early life he taught school at
Hatteras, and his business career
and business connections with
civic organizations has been wide
spread. He is a Duke graduate, a
former teacher, a former President
and e-President of the six-coun-
ty Southern Albemarle Association;
a former District Governor of Ro-
tary, organizer of the Engelhard
Rotary Club and several times its
president. He is Mason, Method
list, teacher of Mems Bible Class,
Director of the Business Develop
ment Corp, of N. c., a director
of the East Carolina Bank, of the
conference of American Organiza-
tions of Small Business of Chicago,
ILL.,, etc. He served as Chairman
of the N. G. Shellfish Committee
during the Cherry Administration
which formulated such protective
laws for the States oyster industry
as are now on the books. He has
three sons and daughter, one
son being in the Methodist minis
try. A visitor in Manteo this week,
he was liberal in his praise for
the splendid vote given him in the
primary in his native county.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-06-03
LUXURY FISHING YACHT
LOST NEAR HATTERAS

A luxury fishing yacht, owned
by julie Winarick Of New York
went aground in the surf during
a fog Sunday near Little Kline
keet, about 10 miles north Of Cape
Hatteras, and was sold Tuesday
for $500 to James Rose Of Belha-
ven, who viii try to salvage the
motors. The yacht was Captained
by John Weiss, who with his 18
year old son and two others
jumped ashore. The vessel, which
was en- route to Hatteras to take
part in the blue marlin tourna-
ment this month, was battered IN
the SURF. Salvage Of the two 225-
hip moters Il about the best that
can be expected Of Il. The vessel
was worth about 5000.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-06-03

SENATOR B. EVERETT JORDAN by big majority in the
State for the u S. Senator against Addison Hewlett
dan had landslide in Dare County, well big Hyde
County He general favore in the County and
voved in any of its fractional disputes.
HON. HERBERT c. BONNER carried Dare big way, and
founded his vigorous campaign him
of the Sherfs office fell flat when the Jones forces decided their
losing and combined their efforts in the drive to defeat
Victor Meekns the County ticket got majority
district of than 5000 and his $4,000
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NEW PARK RANGER

George T. Staley, who teaches
and coaches in Williamson High
School, Is seasonal Park Ranger
for the Cape Hatteras National
Seashore, and is 1t Buxton for
the summer, serving in the muse
UNI. Mrs. Staley and their chill
dren, Jackie and Anna, are with
him at Buxton for the summer.
Mr.. Staicy Is q son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. r. Gibbs Of Manteo.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-06-03

HON. LINDSAY C. WARREN gets
his second term in the state Senate,
leading the ticket in many counties,
including Dare. Mr.. Warren was
rated the leader of the 1859 Senate.
He has announced that this will
be his last public office. His long
career includs a highly successful
tenure in Congress, as Comptroller
General of the United States, and
prior service in the State Senate
over 40 years ago. He led the
successful campaign last year
whereby two bridges were awarded
for Alligator River and Oregon In
let.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-06-03
Y 81. JOHNSON WINNER

Tie race for recorders court re-
GnHes1 In victory for Pat johnson
Of Hantegc. Mr.. johnson received
81 Evtes and his opponent H. z.
HcsL 267 votes.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-06-03

w. J. DICK LUPTON of Swan
Quarter, former County Auditor,
popular civic leader and farmer,
was in a three man race for the
house Saturday, and got more
votes than his two opponents
combined. He got S74 of 1,657
votes cast in this contest, and it
was one of the largest tornouts
in a primary in Hyde County in
many years.
Evening star., 1960-10-22
Eosier Money Seen

Secondary market prices
for Federal Housing Admin
istration mortgages provid-
ed a promising note among
somewhat dreary mortgage
statistics for September.
During September the ma
tional average price Of FILA
mortgages in the secondary
market rose from $97.1 per
500 of outstanding loan
amount on September to
1918 on october /. This rise
Is usually an indication that
mortgage money is becoming
more plentiful.
Other figures released by
the FILA on mortgage in
surance applications and
housing starts. and by the
Veterans Administration on
appraisal requests, loan guar
anty applications and hous-
ing starts, were down from
August.
The FILA figures on mort
gage applications managed
to stay about abreast of Sep
tember figures a year ago,
VA activity was substantial
ly below that of September,
1859. as were housing starts
under the FILA program.
The rise in the secondary
market price Of the FILA
mortgages is based on 524 per
cent mortgages with 25-year
maturities and q down pay
ment Of 10 per cent or more.
It is the price that investors
are willing to pay the orig
inal lender to take over the
mortgage.
When the price is rising
it indicates that money for
investment In mortgages is
becoming more plentiful.
When the price Is downward
Evening star., 1960-10-22

it means that mortgage
money is Tightening"
The October / price Of
these FILA mortgages in the
secondary market is q full
dollar above the 1868 of
February /. the FILA noted.
Applications received by
FILA for mortage insurance
on both proposed and exist
ing construction, and the
number Of units started un-
der FILA inspection, were all
down substantially in Sep
tember from August.
Compared to September,
1859. a drop in applications
on proposed construction was
offset by q gain in applica-
tions on existing homes, thus
keeping Septemher's applica-
tions total on about the same
level.
Units started under FHA
inspection this September
totaled 22,396 compared with
29,811 in September. 1859.
Nine-month totals of FHA
activity this year were all
well below the corresponding
figures for the same period in
1859.
Applications for mortgage
insurance on proposed con-
struction dropped from 1884,
934 last year to 250,072 this
year. Applications on exist
ing construction dropped
from 39S,671 in 1859 to $685.
49S this year. Units started
Evening star., 1960-10-22

under FHA inspection were
down from 265. .305 to 204,S72.
All types Of VA housing
activity showed a drop from
August to September. APP
praisal requested for proposed
units were down from 1880
to 1889. Appraisal requests
on existing homes we're down
from 6,720 to 5.936. Applica-
tions for home-loan guaranty
dropped from 1887 to II ,039.
Starts under the CT program
decreased from 8,246 to 6.828.
Between September, 1859,
and this September. figures
in all four VA catagories were
down 80 per cent or more.
Evening star., 1960-10-22
Home
Lending
Up a Bit

Mortgage lending by the
Nations savings and loan
associations during Septem-
Der exceeded the figure for
the same month q year ago.
It was the first month this
year to do so.
The $1,395 million lending
total this September was
two percent ahead Of the
September. 1859. figure. the
United States Savings and
Loan League reported.
Evening star., 1960-10-22
Would Sove Trees

The developer of the
Maryland city project in
Anne Arundel County an
nounced this week he plans
to make every effort to save
as many trees as possible in
the development. Harvey
Kayne, the Baltimore builder
who is developing the pro-
posed 5000 home community.
said design would be tailored
to work In q tree conserva-
ton program"
Evening star., 1960-10-22
KEMP
MILL
ESTATES

Here, in a beautiful setting of
towering trees and gentle roll
ing hills, is a community that
commands admiration. Here,
on generous size, handicapped
sites are magnificent award
winning 3, 4 and 5-bedrOOm
Surbana homes that influence
a wonderful way of life. Here
in Maryland's coveted Silver.
Spring locale, is everything
you've dreamed of for comfort
able, luxurious living. Here, in
Kemp Mill Estates, is superb
suburban living :. with the
convenience of 7 schools,
churches, shopping centers and
country clubs nearby and
the assurance of permanent
value and lasting pride.
Evening star., 1960-10-22

BuiIt-in furniture and professional
Iondseopine-GII at no extra ehGrss.
Evening star., 1960-12-05

SURN.-pin. nm; suite, dbl, ped
server and 8 chairs; also bedrm
suite, dresser, chest and bed w/box
spring and mattress; excel. cond
hest offer. OF. 2-k61l.
fURN.-Beaut. custom made Mv,
rm. suite, Regency, excel. cond.,
with custom slip covers; will sac
JU, S-35l6
Evening star., 1960-12-05
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

FAIRMoNT ST. NV, l43I-Nice
clean rm., refgr. and stove, sink !;
SO wk. Man. HO. 2-2624.
r ST. NV, IT4O, THE churchiii''
Double room, complete kit;
linens; adj. bath. NO. 7-9S6S.
PVT. ENTR., shower. TV in your
room Tetgr,, grin, foam matt /;
1l.S20. 2l36 q NV. tx. S.6633.
18th ST. NV. 1912; Ct Scott
Circle-Large, front Ink. ym..
range and sink, S1s week.
Evening star., 1960-12-05

ia eon.ols pisnss. sssfia as eSs SsE
y: Special s595: KITS q con
Dntn.. 1890 q 81. NV. RE. 1922
Alex, 1921 Mt. vrn: Av. K1. 5000
Beth, 4g40 Frn't Av. OIL. 6.l674
(Suburban Stores Open Eyes.)
Evening star., 1960-12-05
90 WApLE REAL ESTATE -.

l22s i4th 81. NV NV. A Ao. 5-2ooS
REFRIGERATORS - Gross top
r,sf freezer: Il, Sa5i4o;gS ss6s e.; peri eona.
3-2624.
credit. 1862 14th at. NV, TU. q
614l. Open ewes. Immed. delivery.
REFRIGERATORs, white and pas
tel colors $50 with written guar.
VIII deliver. DEALER, Ii. 4-2204
REFRIGERATORS, used, 1895
up: credit guar. del. ACME
sT0yE, 1011 7th st. NV, MA
6.S9o2.
Evening star., 1960-12-05
ROOMS FURM.-S.E..S.W.

gentleman, large front room viii
kit. privil. LU. 4-379b.
BOILING FIELD AND NAs-2 Ice
rms; ref, utils., reas., mr.. bui
line. Adults. LU. 2-07S6.
Evening star., 1960-12-05

1UKN.-New 'Frigidaire, $50; TV,
$50; lamps, SO, table, chairs,
.M1kt sell, leav. city. Ii. 7-6493
ypRN.-Owner leaving town. Liv
I'm, dinette and occasional pieces
incl; lamps, end tables. For infor-
Evening star., 1960-12-05
ROOMS fURM,-MD..vA.

ALEX, 3 mi; to Us, No. Free
~; pvt: bath. parking: bus stop
Day week. month. 80. 5-9760
N. ARL.-Large front bedrm., pri.
vate. home: breakfast optional;
Eentleman. KE. $3.50 aft. 5 pm
SILVER SPRING-Clean rm. with
bath. Pvt: home, S36 mo. Call
Evening star., 1960-12-05
ROOMS, uMFURN.
ROOMS WITH B0ARD

I4th AND PARK RD. vIC.-coiored,
Attrae: front ru,.. home priviieess;
ADULTS. To. 2.5777, -
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-04
Too Much Emergency
.ELEPHONE USERS found

TUNELEPHONE USERS found suffers in their Il statements this month calling attention to the telephone excise tax passed by Congress an emergency measure back in 1941, and urging that it be repealed because this tax discrminaes unfairly against you, the
 The emergency ended but not the tax - which adds 10 per cent to telephone bills luxury, when telephones can be classed as necessities
 This is clear example that tax once established is almost impossible to cancel out.
 Americans are being taxed out of industrial devel opment, and foreign cars watches industrial machin cry and items too to mention are being i'm ported in aarmngly increasing proportions each year.
 Alaskan legislators should set the example, by careful examination of every tax meaure they handle this next moth to protect the people they represent against taxing them out of enticing industry to invest in the State good place to start will be with the ESC bill
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-04
Lyndon Johnson, Synington Give Silent Assent
By JACK BELL

WASHINGTON, R = Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon John son of Texas and Sen. Stuart Sy. mington D-Mo) are offical candi- dates now for the Democratic Presidential nomination.
 The two Presidential hopefuls backed into the race Wednesday with separate announcements they would not withdraw their names from the May 20 Oregon Presi- dential primary. Both still avoided any direct statements that they are candidates.
 Johnson said he was too in- volved in the Senate filibuster on civil rights to give any attention to outside political matters. But he said he has mo plans to act in any way on the Oregon action" |"
 This meant he would not file an affidavit with the Oregon Sec retary of State to take his name off the ballot. Oregon law re- quires that all nationally recog- nized candidates be named. They can withdraw only by filing a statement disavowing candidacy.
 Johnson's southern support has been shaken by his action in bringing the civil rights issue be- fore the Senate. Some of his Dixie colleagues have sent word to him they don't think they can hold their state delegations for him if he eventually votes for debate limitation to end the current southern filibuster, which he may have to do.
 Without strong southern back ing, Johnson may not be in a po- sition to challenge Sen John F.. Kennedy D-Mass), an announced candidate. Kennedy has been say ing recently that Johnson is his biggest rival.
 Kennedy's name, put into the Oregon contest by the State Sec retary of State, will stay there along with those of Sen. Hubert Humphrey D-Minn and Sen. Wayne Morse D-Ore).
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-04
Chessman's New Date With Death Set for May 2

LOS ANGELES, R = Caryl Chessman's new appointment with the gas chamber is May 2.
 Superior Judge Clement D. Nye set the date Wednesday for the condemned sex terrorist over the vigorous objections of Chessman's attorneys. The lawyers claimed a new execution date could not be set until 60-day reprieve, granted Feb. 19, by Gov. Edmund G. Brown, has expired. Nye said sentence is legal because the new execution date is after the end of the 60-day period.
 In San Quentin, where Chess man has eluded execution for 1112 years with a series of court appeals, the convict con- mented: Ut doesn't look as if I'll reach the age of Jack Benny"
 The famed comedian, who is 66, for years has jokingly claimed he is 39. Chessman will be 39 on May 27.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-04
Alaska, Hawaii Seek Funds for Ferry Approaches

WASHINGTON, R - A bid for use of federal highway funds for ferry approach roads and facili- ties in Alaska and Hawaii was made before the House Roads Sub committee this week.
 Representatives of the two new states pointed out that conditions in each are unique because many sections are separated by water, making use of ferries necessary.
 Bills by Representatives Ralph Rivers and Laniel K. Inouye O. HawaiD would amend present highway law, which does not all low use of road funds for non road purposes.
 eve look on the ferry system as marine highway" needed in Southeastern Alaska, Robert. E. Sharp, president of the South eastern (Alaska Conference, told the committee.
 Inouye said it is utterly inn possible" to connect the Hawaiian Islands by highways.
 Richard A. Downing, Alaska Commissioner of Public Works, noted that present law permits use of federal highway money to fi- nance approaches to toll bridges, tunnels and super highways un- der certain conditions.
 Approaches to ferries could be classified as road approach to a bridge, he said.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-04
Gruening Reluctantly Ok's Appointment of Oregonian To Maritime Board

WASHINGTON, R = Sen. Err nest Gruening wants Sen. Rich ard L. Neuberger D-Ore) to know he is not delyaing confirmation of Sigfrid B. Unander as a mem- Der of the Federal Maritime Board.
 A telegram from Neuberger this week said: q am . disappointed to learn you are continuing to de- lay the confirmation of Sigfrid Unander of Portland"
 Gruening has been unable to reach Neuberger in Portland. He said he thinks Unander Every poorly qualified" for the post but he does not intend "any all-out fight" against confirmation.
 Both Gruening and Sen. Bob Bartlett have been critical of the boards decision in January to allow 10 per cent water freight rate increase to go into effect in Alaska pending herring.
 Neuberger told Gruening he is satisfied and confident" that Unander will be profoundly sym pathetic to the Alaska economic and shipping problems which so urgently cry out for fair and early solution"
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-04
Length of Time Stray Dogs Are Kept will be Up to
 Cities, Under New Law

JUNEAU, tR = The House ap- proved 31-5 Wednesday a bill to give cities discretion in the amount of time stray dogs are kept in city pounds.
 The measure passed the Senate earlier, but must go back there for concurrence in minor changes made by the House.
 Some House members argued against the bill on grounds that ending the present state-imposed dog-pounding period of 10 days would tempt some cities to pro- vide for an impounding period of no time at all.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-04

Auto ownership certificate covers
 at NOME HARDWARE
Evening star., 1960-04-09
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

PRACTICAL NURSE desires mater
nifty case HU 3-SSl9
Al DAY WORKERS. refs 81 and
fare QUALITY JOBS, qla NY.
ave NV DI 7-4393
COLORED GIRL wants Job 70 I've
in 5-dav week. EX 2-sIgs
CoLORED LADY wants days WORK.
Call hD 2-44aO -
COLORED LADY wants Ehv. or
child care part time or tull time;
experienced HO. c-2T23.
Evening star., 1960-04-09

BEAUTY OPERATOR - All FOUND
operator: no following necessary
good wages and commission. g.
day week paid vacation yearly
Call 10 S-644s
BOOKKEEPER. fee paid; steno
skillS helpful. 500
SUBURBAN PERSONNEL
Perpetual Blds.. S. s.. JU. a-6la6
BOOKKEEPER, 5ia-day week. 70
run small once. Vic Ga. ave. and
Kennedy st. Call LA. 6-6S61
Evening star., 1960-04-09
HELP MEN

DRUG CLERK. junicr. steady work
experienced preferred. but VIII
train: must be neat and intel
ligent. Apply in person, q. D.
GILMAN. 627 Pa ave. NV.
Evening star., 1960-04-09
SLIP COVER CUTTER
Up to $4,000 yearly.
Apply in person only.
ROSENBERG'S, INC.
745 S0th St. NE.
so

You think you're a salesman. but
can you sell an intangible? wash
inEton areas fastest-growins
radio station, WEEL, Fairfax.
needs dynamic young men to cover
and sell The Northern Va. Market.
No radio experience necessary.
We will train you. 1000 com
mission on FIRST SIS Advertising
sold, 500 on next $50, 20es
thereafter Call for appointment
CR. $4,000. II you want interest
ing work, want to earn $4,000
or more per year, this Is op-
portunity knocking at your do1r
STOCK CLERK, experienced in
electronic and mechanical stock
keeping. organization ano systems
Good working conditions. steady
employment, unlimited future with
local electronic Arm: age IS TO
35; Blsdensburg. Md area Must
have sportation. Call AP. =
a5s5, Ext. 23.
Evening star., 1960-04-09
BELP WOMEN
fcoNTIAUEpl

cAsHIER-cLERK, under 40: ex.
perienee desirable Pleasant sur.
ToundinEs in automotive feld
Excellent salary, day vk.. per.
manent Mr.. Noea-appt. TEMPLE
MOTOR CO., INC. KI. S-4S0O
AleY
Evening star., 1960-04-09
HEtP MEN

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN With a
PROVEN RECORD preferably With
local exper. DRAW, BONUS, VA
CATION and other benefits. BOW
ERS BROS AP 7-R4nn
Evening star., 1960-04-09
MANAGER

FOR APT. RENTALS
Man about 35-yrs. for rental dept.
for large Earden-type develop
ment with experience in this line
or hotel Must have nice appear
ance and pleasing personality in
order to be successful in dealins
with tenants. Only replies giving
full details Of past employment.
experience and salary REQUIRE
mentS will be considered
BOX 310-A, STAR
Evening star., 1960-04-09
BOOKKEEPING
GACHTNE OPERATOR

OPERATOR
Exper, with typinE ability Ase y
10 35 MANY company benefits
Hrs. y to :. < dsys Must have
transp. PHIJCO DISTRIBUTORS
INC, 3l25 v st. n =, LA. 6-2633
CASHIER CLERK for drug store;
pleasant working cond., 5Ia days
Must have local refs. Apply in per-
son. BERKSHIRE FOOD 4 DRUG.
1901 Mass. ave. NV. tin the Berk-
shire Apts.l.