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dEHRENs. HARoLD EgHRIuM,

IS. wssSlagispa aDIlI IIlIQ.pVlEtl.l IvSsi Ssalsi. Z,
q al2 ~. AndEsws lane, Silver
hshEsns, father q Mrs. william
r., broshsr S o. MI hsris Hiepman, Hihapusni,
and Kenneth L. Mehrens. There
also are five arandchiidren. Mr..
Mehrens rests 81 the warner Y.
aia ave, Silver Bprlns. Nd. where
Aprii Is. m l, 0iosol lo am 9h monehvi 'nopsin.
facilitiesD, Interment Arlington Ma.
tlonAA cemetery. IL
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MALONE, JOHN y On Wednesday
s,Rss s,ss.d IL srdSss sSss y soss ssn!. J. n1h1Ss hSn
q Silver Spring. Nd. and Mar
Funeral from the Collins Funera
Rsaaish mass mas Il the church sG ''0 q
the Nativity AZ D am. fntermenl
Mount Olivet Cemeterv. III
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MeCAuTEY. nEnRnR MAnIanN

Sturdy, April NJ, 1888. GEoR6H
MApTsok WccAttLEY Of bppei
Marlboro. Nd, beloved husband oi
Eaith Lucille Mccapley and fathsI
ot james Madison Mccauley. He 4
Charlotte Carflck Mccauley and 4
brother, Leroy D. Mccauley, Friends
Funeral Home. Upper Marlboro, Nd, |,
on sunday, April ia, from q 10
pm, and on Monday, April rs, from
W . pm. PgnsrI services IN
MARLBORO, Nd, on Tuesday. April 1 q,
~ III am. with the Rev. w, Curtis
Draper, IL. officiating. fnterment
Epiphany Cemetery, Forestviiie. Nd,
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Dfatha
LUCILLE COOK.

MCDANIEL, LUCILLE COOK, on Fri-
day. April H.. 1868, LUCILLE COOK
MCDANIEL. OF 802l Hawthorne ST.,
Cheverly. Md. beloved wife Of For:
Mdrea L. M'VsaSa WalSap 'nS aartSs ISsAfs Poor 81
man Mary s. Names, Janet L. Hail,
Charles W. Cook. Forrest A. and
Thomas z. Mcdaniel. She also is
survived by eighteen grandchildren.
MnTtuMsIeHD MMrS MeDsnieI msnoI rests at the Parson
l6 Interment Mccray Cemetery
Local ARRANGEMENTS by Gasch's Fu-
neral Home, Hyattsville, Nd. IS
MILLER, ANTHONY (T0NY). sud
denly, or, Wednesday, April u, 1868,
Ia Pists Pfiaysiciaads Md ANTHoNY MenS5iS MEh MHfspsf
beloved father Of EVELYN c. stottler
and Paul A, Miller. He also is sur
Yived by. three grandchildren and
one great-grandchild, Funeral from
the HUNT Funeral Home. Waldorf,
s4S am, m Mass M'st{ at st.. PeteT,s SRsT Church, R
Waldorf, Md. at am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. Rosary
Monday at pm, IA
MILLER, CORA T. On Friday, April
~, 1868, CORA T MILLER Of 250l
n. Military rd.. Arlington, Va, be-
Mrs. Louise Tucker, Mrs. Mary
Deyers, Mrs. Betty Binns, Charlie,
Willie, Jimmy, Joe and Mike Miller
and sister OF Mrs. Hazel Greenwalt,
Mrs, Mary Greenwalt, Mrs. Martha
Grimes, Jim and Plez Whitlock She
also is survived by 2l grandchildren
and IL great-grandchildren Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home.
2S47 wilson blvd. Arlington. Va,
where funeral services will be held
Monday, April is, at IL am. Inter-
ment Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
MILLETT, EDWARD WILLIAM. on
Hospital Center, EDWARD WILLIAM
MILLETT OF 1904 Battery rd., Alex
andria, the husband Of Anna W.
Millett, brother OF Thomas j. and
Robert M. Millett. Friends may call
At tine Demaine Memorial Chapel,
$50 South WASHINGTON. ST., Alexan-
dria, Mass will be offered at st.
Mary's Catholic Church on Wednes-
DAY, DAY; Apriil pTinll,nnr ~ at Si4S an. Inter
MURPHY. JAMES HARVEY. On Fri
dsSce, ApT s5ss soth sSS ave at n6Tth. nis resi- st.
Petersburg, Fla. JAMES HARVEY
MURPHY, husband OF Mrs. Mamie
Cowell, Mrs. Beatrice Mulvey and
Mrs. Loreen May; brother OF Mrs.
M. @. .Robey and Clifford Murphy,
Funeral services on Tuesday, April
l6. at . pm, at the Cunningham
Funeral Home, Cameron and Alfred
sts:, Alexandria, Va. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery Friends may
cali after 10 am. Monday, April l5.
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ANNIE CLOUGH. The Off
GERS and members OF
Friendship Chapter No. n
Q. Z. s., are hereby noti-
fled Of the death Of our
Sister ANNIE CLOUGH
SLYDER on April IL, 1868
Funeral services Monday,
), at ii am, at the II. s,
Home, 2001 l4th st,
B. E. HANNA, W. NJ.
NARY X. NAY, Secretary.
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EcsD,sgs EslSss AOrjA rjAHrISP ISPos htsppssSS A Pss,SS;
SANDERS OF No. oakwood lane,
Ksnhsth1 J. ssndsrss rsasF't y ctolIssssss fS.rRi,
Nd, and Donald Q. Sanders OF
Charlotte, N. c; brother Of Mrs.
q. wallace !cuper and clayton X.
Sanders, both of Arlington, Va, He
sn ,so Is assr,Is ssryiysd ey six sTandachil..
Co. Funeral Home. 20Oi 18th al,
NV, on Monday, April rs, at i2
noon lparkin0 faeiiitiesl. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. IL
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TSssd1s os AaRsH 9 a2Ss' a aLSEsII ssSI
beloved husband Of Bonnis L, Won
stelnner-0oiti, father OF Albert Won
stsinner. IT.; brother Of Annie .Ksyes
survived by four erandehiidren. Me.
mortal services on Tuesday. April
10. at the Christ Episcopal chufch.
Remington. Nd, at pm. IN lieu
Of flowers donations may be made
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DRatha
SANDERS, JAMES

SANDERS. JAMES H. Members of the
63 Retired Firemen's AsSocia-
Nks1SkA ton are notified Of the
TLAAilM JAMES H. SANDERS on
MSa9ZN Friday. April H., 1868.
VZsES@ Remains resting at 8. II.
Hines Funeral Home, l4th
services will be held on Monday,
CEDAR Cedar Hin Cemetery HO A~'e''"'
VIRGIL NJ. THOMPSON, Secretary.
SEXTON. MARGARET E. On Friday.
MARoARETT ' T. SEXTON. SO: formerly i
Dora Scott OF Richmond. va. Fu-
neral GSriimsn. on Tpesda" April 49, in
SHERIDAN. LEO G. On Thursday,
April II, 1858, LEO @. SHERIDAN
OF 55ll Broad Branch I'd. NV,
born IN Lexington, Va, on March
q. ..,I 1883; beloved husband q
Miss nse caTa aeFIq'q shedan spf 0rSsssrM sna Ms
Ruth Holland OF Lexington. Va
Friends are invited TO call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Of Robert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda,
al al the Shrine 'f Of the the Most Blessed
Sacrament Catholic Church, 600l
.sxsn Western c.n.,a,S ave; NV Intermsnt Gate of
sIMoNs. RALPH Z, on Saturday. April
-, 1868. al George Washington
Hospital, RALPH E. sIMONS OF
32l0 Wisconsin ave. NV. beloved
husband q Ethel F. simons, brother
81 SON EaTaTd F5sSgs sSSns Of East .s Pate5 t5:
g. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 290l
ices from the above funeral home
on Tuesday. April l6, at IL am,
lnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Is
SINCLAIR, EDWARD p. On wednes-
day, April i0 1893. q Arlington
bSsP HbSossPPitesl; s:DsyA HDWARD D TsI. SINCLAIR Of
Va, beloved husband Of Emile {. G
slneiair and Emillie iPAtI White.
Friends may call at the Murphy
EEqIniersi ElIiestor Hone 35S4 sSI Columbia pike
Sunday, April H. where there viii
be q recitation OF the rosary at i
pm, Sunday, April IA. Requiem
moSa.yvi mSss Will abe, be offered &, 9;S9 ts am
Church, Falls Church, va. inter-
ment st, Lawrence Cemetery, Ham
den, Conn. IA
sLYDER, ANNIE CLoUGH. On Thurs
day April II, 1868. at her resi-
dence, 5lO0 Conn. ave. NV. ANNIE
CLOuGH SLYDER, beloved wife Of
the late Isadore A. Slyder. mother
OF Mrs. MARGARET Clough Lowey, Mrs
Dorothy Clough EAGLE. Mrs. Kath-
crime Clough OBerry and James
a; Clough; Services at the s. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2g0l l4th
81. NV. on Monday. April is, at
n m marking facilitinsA InAnr-
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day. ApTll i2., 1858, MARY D.
mother Of chariss b, Rauseher.
Friends may cali At the Timothy
Hanlon Funeral Home 474s wis
ssdla sanday Asl April aiis Hish 4 f.sais@ aGan
mass at St. AloysiuS' Church on
Tuesday April Ig: y 10 am. In
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April il, 1888, JOHN WESLEY
RAMEY Of 1881 Crescent place NV.
He Is survived By seven sons. three
issasef irssSas FROM Ssnei p 5sIa'iyss ss,uraas sna
April IS, until 3 pm. Sunday.
April IA. friends may call at Latney's s
Funeral Home. 1881 Georgia ave.
nv Funneral services at Hsnder-
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is8s. PEfER .RicE y NSP1n q ISis NEDI EDIums.: ::
sis esIaw,,l ,d nm sa 6TGtssr Ds. q Mrs MsSsl
is also "S Surviysd & by nlss osbsr Psnl,s. Tsls.
tivea and friends. The late Mr..
Rice may be viewed al the Stewart
Funeral Home. 30 n. st.. ne. after
services 1 WI ~ili Se ksid idDia On ihonnaasssSs, hnaasss
AAEpIE,,nl.,daSS' ApE,l 49, ns.,,olnos, 70 I'm .,, IsssrTsht
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hWEo n. MtIHptTN OF Iht
Association OF Retired Po-
licemen are hereby notified
Of the passing Of our late
brother, JAMES H. MUIR
PLY. In st. Petersburg,
Fla, on Friday, April L.,
1868. Remains will be
[ the Cunningham Funeral
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ASS.Dl..E AS.I5l r. YBiA s4s at x th' wiSIASTSsi ASlS IS;i
BELOVED yiis of carl widmsysf md
mother OF Mrs. Marion Louise Malice,
hlehatd Carl LINCOLN stanley and
Stanley and .. lincoln Marion.
Friends may cali at the Takoma
Funeral Home, 254 Carroll al, nv.
lpaTkina oppoaltel. after 2 p,m.
SUNDAY, April IA, where services
VII be held pn Tuesday, April fa,
at am. Mrs. Widmayer was 4
Fsssssn nsmss5 st.y n the ,I,.,.n p A. vss, ssa ths
coin Cemetery. IS
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ApTii !, 1903, Il p irovidsncs IA saO1gos Hos.
ConvaiT drive. Alexandria. Va, the
beloved wife Of the late Mr., klch.
2las Malta and mother Of Mrs.
HSson,o RSso ,orS'.s 3 ana Nj A. Mashss sos.DS MS
She also IL survived by eight grand
children and nine gTeat.grandehil-
dren. Friends may call At the
Lee Funeral Home, 9th st. and
Mass. ave, ne. where prayers viii
p:30 am. Requiem high mass will
BE- offered at ths Holy Rosary Cath
a 10 an. Rssitstloan Il fea q ne he rosary SiMi;
e, n,.s.asssy Ssnassyh, 1, AREil 4, a. 9 Pm
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WATkISs KIN q P:!iHf IN SoTt Sla Hunt IaL a.
Afs Ass1Ss.i essH. Es W.tsIn. s2R . DE sroSsa ss4
81 Of arss snd NV watsns q foHia VA saasSn sasiSs
ar, and Mt. and Mrs. Jack N Peek
Friends may call a. the Demaine
Memorial Chapel. $50 South wash
ington st,, Aiexandfia. Va, tpark.
ing faeilitiesl, where services win
b. held on Monday. April lb. at
tlonai cemstery. PANTY Tsonests IA
lieu OF flowers, make q contribution
TO your church or college for q
scholarship fund for worthy students.
IA
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rMoMPsoN. TRANKLIN GENE.

Ihursday, ApTM IT. lUU3. at HI
residence. 806 Tarpon lane, Alexan.
drla, Va, FRANKLIN oENE
THOMPSON. husband OF Eleanor
sns srn nnonpson' smsa Tsns,n asnssT OF bn Daylc
son Of the home address, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Earlen Thompson
ST., and brother Of Robert Earlier
Thompson, r., Of Clarksburg. w Va
and Mrs Eleanor Margaret Wade
al Nns1S XIV ExerIy.wheatley ~ Try FunsTsl S1l
Home, 1900 West Braddock rd.
Alexandria. Va, where funeral serv.
ices will be held on Tuesday, April
16, at 1890 am. Masonic services
at the grave will be conducted BY
the Mount Vernon Masonic Lodge,
No. 21g Interment Arlington Ma
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH LYING UT ,'S7 white hardtop
In and b $3.50 or best offer
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 80 station wagon, r.
and h.. stand, good cond., $S7b.
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Capitol Cadillac-Old Co.
1850 2end st. NV. FE. $4,000
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PARKWAY FORD
5000 M ST, NV. Re. $4,000
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 81 with Odds. motor,
AUTO STORE, kenilworth ave, b.
Riverdals. Nd. bet. Q am. and
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PONTIAC IL Mans Tempest va,
Wv. tires, leaving country, 49,.
800. s64-4Sl4 or 302-0727.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC '62 Bonneville hardtop
COUPE all blue. real buy. S2.375.
Lindsay OldS- Cad. Co.
Formerly Akers Olds-Cad. Co.
DARLINGTON SHOPPING CTR"
OX: 3-0360 ALEXANDRIA
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PONTIAC '55 hardtop, new tires.
r; rI and h.. $3.50, Apply PENN
worth ave-, E. Riverdale. Nd. bet.
8 a.m.-6 pm.
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ROYAL MOTORS

PONTIAC 1855 2-dr, sedan, stick
shift I owner. $3.50 cash. Call
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PONTIAC go Bonneville coupe.
black very clean, fully equipped,
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A spokesman said Mr.. Chalk
felt that any statement at this
time might affect the compa-
ny's pending rate case in which
it is seeking elimination of to-
kens in favor of a straig h t
cash fare of Is cents a ride.
A recent company operating
report for 10 months of the
last year said net income for
the period declined to $609, BAL
from $9S3,37l in the same 1861
period.
However, company buses car
ried 1ll,214,700 revenue passen-
gers in the 10 months, up sub
stantially from 110,828,225 a
year earlier.
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dial center was started at
Twenty first and L streets
NV. in August and it will 90
into service about September,
1868, said Mr.. Zahn.
Other large sums were spent
in the last year on existing
buildings and more than 200,-
600 miles of wire we're added
to the city's communications
network.
Washington customers made
more phone calls in 1862 than
ever before. Local calls totaled
sos million, up 4 per cent
from 1861. Out-of-town calls
originating in Washington to-
tailed nearly II million, a gain
of 5 per cent. Customers dialed
about 38 per cent of their own
long distance calls in 1862
thereby insuring faster compile
ton of the average call.
While company revenues In
creased 6.6 per cent on 1862
expenses were up nearly 10 per
cent from the previous year and
earnings were off slightly. Op-
Grating taxes increased to $14.2
million and excise taxes of $5.t
million were billed to custom
ers, a tax total of $19.8 mil
lion. Taxes per telephone sub.
scriber rose to SIS last year
compared with $72 in 1861.
VEPCO Load Increases
The new Central Intelligence
Agency building at Mclean
Va, was one of the large prof.
ects which represented a SUBJ
stantial new load factor In the
Northern Virginia area served
by Virginia Electric and Power
Co. during the last year, Presi-
dent A. H. Mcdowell, jr., point
ed out.
Dulles International Airport
which opened in November
represented another large addi-
ton, he said. A planned CON-
munity now under construction
on the outskirts of the airport
will bring a further increase
One developer alone plans $500
single-family homes and 5000
apartment units. A still large
project is to be announced
shortly.
"A large portion of the mon
ey to be spent in the Alexan-
dria- Arlington Fairfax County
sections of the Washington
Metropolitan Area will be used
for transmission and distribu-
ton facilities" said Mr.. Nc
Dowell. A new office building
at Fairfax was occupied last
July and cost around $500, 900
VEPCO and three neighbor.
ing utilities dedicated a nu.
clear power station at Parr
S. c., last summer. 1t will b'
used to train engineers of mem
Der companies in production o
electricity by nuclear energy
Interconnections with othe
utilities we're strengthened dur
ing the year.
] "VEPCO completed two ma
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U. S. Credit Position
Is Viewed as Strong

NEW YORK, Jan. 5 tAP) =
American families entered 1858
in a strong credit position, the
head of the Nations largest
sales finance company says.
This condition will support
the markets for consumer dur
able goods and services at high
levels, said L. Walter Lundell,
president of c. l. T. Financial
Corp.
I'VE also look for solid
strength in other sectors of the
economy" he declared in a
year-end review-outlook.
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atom as a practical source Of
electric energy and is a mem
Der of two groups of companies
in this effort. One is building
the Enrico Fermi plant at
Monroe, Mich, and the other
is building a plant at Peach
Bottom, Pa. The former will go
into operation in 1868 and the
latter in 1864.
Rise for 4Oth Year
President Donald S. Bittin-
ger of Washington Gas Light
Co. reported that 1862 was the
40th consecutive year In which
company gas sales in the area
exceeded the previous year.
More than 545 million therms
of natural gas were distributed
and operating revenue es
amounted to $79.5 million, a
gain of SO million from 1861,
The company now has some
100000 meters on its lines or
10,500 more than a year ago,
Gas for some SGT ZOO consumers
flows through these meters.
The company is continuing
its program to provide ade-
quate local storage Of gas,
which can be withdrawn on
days of peak demand instead OF
paying premium rates for
pipeline" gas at such times.
Construction proceeded stead
lily in the last year on a pro-
pane storage cavern which is
being mined from solid rock
430 feet underground in the
Ravensworth area of Fairfax
County.
Capacity of this cavern has
been increased to 1875 million
gallons, equal to around l bill
lion cubic feet of natural gas
It will be in service next fall
and will cost about $5 million
In addition to the Ravens
worth project, 1862 construc-
ton funds were used for ex-
tension of facilities to serve
such communities as Leesburg
and the West Gate of Lomono
in Virginia, and Forest Knobs
and Clinton Gardens in Mary
land.
In August and September the
company received refunds OF
around $3,740,000 applicable to
the cost of gas purchased from
January /, 1856, through May
81, 1862. These are being passed
to customers in the form OF
credits on gas bills.
Telephone Records Set
Continued growth in the last
year increased the number of
telephones in Washington to
a record $4,000 at the year.
end, a gain of $4,000 from q
year ago, reported j. Hillmar
Zahn, vice president in charge
of the Washington company.
In the Washington Metro
politan Area, telephones ex
ceeded l,358,000, also a ney
] first.
2 To meet expanding demand
for service in downtown Wash
ington, construction of a nev
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total outlay for 1868 and 1864
to exceed $3.50 million.
Washington Gas Light Co,
expects to spend SIT million
for area facilities in 1868, down
moderately from $19.5 million
in 1882.
Chesapeake & Potomac Tele-
phone Co. plans to budget $68
million for this purpose in the
Washington area in 1868, COM
pared with $50 million in 1862.
Virginia Electric Power Co.
expects to spend around So
945,000 in the Virginia sections
of the Washington area in 1868,
1t spent some $ll.2 million of
its system-wide budget Of $82.5
million in the area in 1862.
Top S1OO Million
In his year-end report, Presi-
dent r. Roy Dunn of PEPCO
said company revenues ex-
ceeded 500 million for the first
time in 1862 and were up S
per cent from the previous year
Electric sales of So billion
kilowatt hours were 6 per cent
higher and 375,O00 customers
at the year end were 5000
ahead of a year ago.
Investment in property and
plant approximated $546 mill
lion on December 81. Included
in S45 million of plant expendi-
lures for 1862 we're: More than
SIG million for new generating
facilities and around $23 mil
lion for distribution system
The remaining $6 million COW
cred customers extensions and
services and miscellaneous
items.
The company completed It's
third 190,0 ,000-kilowatt generat-
ing unit at the Dickerson plant
during the year and started
construction of the new SLOTS
million station at Chalk Point
The first 335,000 kilowatt unit
of this station will go into serv-
ice in the spring of 1864 and
the second of the same size
is scheduled for completion a
year later.
To finance 1862 construction
the company raised sos mil
lion by sale of common stock
and $12 million by short-term
bank borrowings.
The company is active in the
program for developing the
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Areo Utilities to Spend
Record S784.9 Million

-Four major public utility companies plan to spend $84-
945000 improvement and expansion of facilities the
washington during 1863 atme record and 1878
per cent above $134,700000 in the last year.
Potomac Electric Power Co. will double its $45 million of
expenditures million in 1868 expects its
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jor steam generating units in
1862 and added around 100000
kilowatts of generating capa-
bility.
"A second major hydroelec-
trio station will be completed
in the spring of 1868 on the
Roanoke River in North Caro-
lima and will add 100000 kilo-
watts.
ALSO under construction is a
major generating station in the
coal fields of West Virginia,
The first 500,O0O-kilowatt unit
of this plant is scheduled for
operation in 1865 and a Sec
ond in 1866. A 500,000-volt
transmission system will bring
power from this station to the
Virginia suburbs of Washing
ton and Richmond"
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Fare Case Pending

o. Roy Chalk, president of
D. C. Transit System, declined
to make a year-end statement
for annual financial review W
sections of Washington news
papers.
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INSTRUCTIONS

JOB security can be yours by
preparing now for coming Civil
Service exams. Send name,
address and phone number to
NATIONAL TRAINING SERV-
ICE, INC. Go Box 1873 N. Mont
gomery Sentinel, Rockville. Md.
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HOUSEKEEPER, live in, ma,
ture woman who loves children
for child care and general house.
work. Start Sept. 1st., must be
permanent, salary open, paid
vacation, social security. 942.
$500.
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WOMAN 3040 General office
work, Rockville area, Reception
list, tipping and simple posting.
Apply in own hand writing. Box
143 S, Montgomery Sentinel,
Rockville, Md.
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WILL CARE for your child in
my home while parents work,
Days, Mon. thru Fri. Fenced in
yard, Rockville, 762-5354.
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SALES MALE
DRIVER statesmen

3 Who are looking for perma-
nent positions for company that
offers guaranteed salary, hospi-
talization, paid vacations and
other benefits. Apply at Chuck
Wagon Caterers, 1921 41st
Street. Brentwood, Md. 301.277.
7454.
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CHILD CARE

MATURED, woman wants to
keep children by the week, lunch
furnished, fenced yard, swim
ming pool, etc., reasonable
rates, Pc. 2-2625.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-08

CAPABLE white lady to care
for 3 small children 5 day week.
Pc. 2-4732.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-08

EXPERIENCED mother will
take care of 2 children during
the day, starting Sept. 4.
762-6504.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-08

LEARN to be an electronics
technician & obtain FEC license
in IL weeks. Day class starts
Oct. %; Evening class, Aug. 10.
Call ST. 1854 for free book.
GRANTHAM SCHOOL
OF EIECTRONICS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-08

ANCHOR MEN-We have three
CD openings in our Bethesda of
flee for some wide-awake young
men who are interested in learn.
ing the fence business. You will
be given the opportunity to set
your own income and at the
same time be trained for sales
management. The only two re.
quirementS are an automobile
and willingness to work. Call
OIL. 2.5270.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-08
HELP WANTED
MALE.FEMALE

WE ARE now taking applica-
tons for maids and janitors for
part-time employment. Please
apply 154 Congressional Lane
Room A, Rockville, Md. in per.
son Thursday, Aug. 8 between
hours 94:30 pm. Columbia Jani.
torial Service, Inc.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-08

ASSISTANT MAINTENANCE
man wanted for apartment COM
munity in Wheaton area. Mar
ried, experienced preferred, sal
airy plus apt. and other benefits.
Contact Mrs. Brown, resident
manager. 949.S7S7.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-08

GET OUR NEW CATALOG
OF famous Home Needs that
sell easily, pay well. Write w.
T. RAWLEIGH CO., Box 1744,
Wheaton, or call 946-3994.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-08
DRIVER statesmen 6

Jolly Roger open for the season,
excellent commission, earnings
over SIPS a week for hustlers.
Trucks also available for sale.
Call 424.3003. also 10. 5-1137.