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aRer, Apt. II
1910 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV, Apt. %
Sinsle and nd. d9 S5as rooms: nicely fur
1891 1921 GARRISON AR ST. NWw-L eGs,. front
T %oodley wy! 4ss4 private BATH Gentleman,
DUPONT CIRCLE-Single room for gentle
man with Spanish eaking family. Mich
igan 0115. Apt. 81, after ZOO pm.
DOWNTOWN. 534 goth n.w.-Comfortably
furnished single room with private bath;
cross ventilation.
1923 35th ST; NW.-Priyate detached
location; very convenient to downtown;
reasonable rent; gentlemen emily. 20.
COOPERATIVE CLUB, 1907 Eye st. r. "
double. single; low rates: men.
1909 22nd ST NW.-Housekeeping room.
running water. refg.; 81 wk; sleeping room'
So 80 wk.
I4os cR1TTENDEN ST. Nw.-single bed
d doH%; 1f f9sven'en' transportation ran
lib 18th ST. N.W.--2nd-foor single
rooms, $3.50 and 81; inner-sprinK mat
tress. Double rm., So wkly.
21as CALIFORNIA. Apt; 102-Attractive
room for lady, Just of Conn. ave. Excep-
tional neighborhood. 22.
1.-THE MAURY."
7O1 10th ST. n.w.-100 beautifully furn.
rooms with running water. inner Spring
mattresses fans. many showers and tub
baths: elevator service; 81 week up.
GRAFTON HOTEL,
1I39 Conn ave.-Large, comfortable rooms
with Simmons inner-spring mattresses:
singles with running water, $3.50 wk. up:
doubles. $40 80 wk UP: with pvt. bath sin
giles Sl2 80 wk up: doubles. SIS 30 VIZ. up.
ARLINGTON HOTEL,
On U. S. Highway No. l,
~ Miles South of Airport.
RATES 81 90 PER PERSON,
Al outside Rooms, Private Baths
FREE PARKING SPACE.
Restaurant Good Food; Re- snnable
SPECIAL RATES BY WEEK.
For Reservations.
Phone Ivy 1868
COLORED-A beautiful modern room for
school teacher or refined Govt. couple,
with apt privilege; y blk. cars. Phone
Lincoln 55}s-J after pm.
COLORED-Large furnished room. for
working couple. 500 2lst st. ne. Atlantic
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London Hall Apt. Hote'
READY TO MOVE IN

Desirable apis, like new. corner cross
vent. ventilating doors. . large rooms
kit. bath, large kit. dinette. slassed-in
porch. Free parking; $500 10 S75. One
Of the best locations al Rock Creek Park
near Taft Bridge. o4l0 Goth ST. NV
See these. Resident manager
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LADY. $50. who knows city thoroughly
and has had soliciting or canvaSslng eX-
perence This is not selling. Salary, with
steady employment, with advanced oppor-
tunitieS for the right party. 924 Natl
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

2-BEDRM. APT. HOUSE OR PART OF
house IN NV. or Silver Spring. Box 259-L.
Star.
FURNISHED. l-2 ROOMS, KITCHEN;
near 10Th and MICHIGAN ave ne, Sept. :;
- adults; refined SURROUNDINGS. Box 4ll-L,
Star
ONE ROOM. KrTCHENETTE. BATH:
young couple Sept. /: prefer pvt. home:
about 500 unfurn. Box 410-L. Star. 81
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BRICK: LUMBER AND PLUMBING MA.
closed our Southwest yard Its entire
Northeast .; yard Here you vii fnd The The
City. Foundation to roof at rock-bottom
prices.
The entire personnel Of our Southwest
yard will be glad to serve you at our
18th and H SITS Northeast Branch.
HECHINGER co.
CHINESE RUGS. 3 new exquisite Nichols.
9xI2; one used. 9x12; 3 small rugs: private
sale; bargain prices. Shepherd 4482-W.
DINETTEs in all COLORS priced from
$3.50 TABLE and 4 CHAIRS TERMS
as low as 81 per week, LEWIS FURNI-
TURE CO., 4sas,3o 14th st. NV. Open
DINING ROOM SUITES as low as S1195
for 5. pieces; others at $3.50 and up.
can Phyfe suite with handsome china
closet and silk covered rohair chairs
priced exceedingly low! Terms.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
STENOGRAPHERS.

NEED 2O-2S secretaries. experienced and
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week. Now advertising in BALTlMORE
Tor stenographerS for d. c. POSITIONS II
you have previously registered. call back
ALSO need rapid typiSts, good bookkeeperS;
female and male BOYD SERVICE, 1888
st. Gargest-Oldest(
DOMESTIC.
RELIABLE AGENCY, DE. 1851, 1902 llth'
has cooks houSeworkers. mattresses
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GIRL. colored, good cook and general
houseworker: live in, 3 in family: must have
city refs. and health certificate; $40 wk
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COOK. white. for small hotel close to
Washington; permanent home with good
salary room and board. State full par
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DANCING INSTRUCTORS. experienced
only need apply Also cultured girls 70
qualify for teachers course. 1ll6 +
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GIRL. refined colored. experienced; plain
Jewish cooking family Of adults; stay
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BUSINEsSWOMEN-N National concern can
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Vestigate this regardless OF experience.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK and general housevorker, colored;
live in; experienced. city references; - a
week Emerson 2O37.
GIRL. white, exper.. age 2Q-30: live IN;
must be capable of taking full charge, also
care o-yr -old child empl. couple: $50 mo-
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BRADFORD APIS. 1900 x ST. NV
Attractive bldg on downtown corner; l
room and bath. nicely furnished; $40.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDIONS-Good selection OF used
Hohner. Soprani and Galanti instruments
So 81 up. All used but in good CONDITION.
New Hohners. 12O-basS, SllO. Easy terms
Republic 1890. The Piano Shop, lob 'th
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THREE DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLADIOLUS
delivered. or ] 8 select spikes for 81. Helene
Afheck. Vienna, Va. Phone Vienna INV.
2Os
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ASPHALT DRIvEWAYS.

BLACK TOP ROADS CO,
Builders of asphalt driveways. tennis courts.
Free estimates. Time payments. Ma. O464.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.
BABY CHICKS.

ROCKS. R. l. Reds. $50 per 100 Con
keys Y-O feeds, James Feed Store. 619
st NV METROPOLITAN O0So.
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,ABY MATTRESS must be in good condi-
ion, reasonable price. 212 w st. NV, Apt.
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Evening star., 1940-11-21
Thousands Turn Out
To See Christman
P|ayLastGame
By the Associated Press.


COLUMBIA. Mo, Nov 21.-Tra-
dition has pulled crowds to the
Kansas Missouri football games for
48 years. Today the expected 10000
spectators at their 49th meeting will
be there saying farewell to tow
headed kid. Paul Christman, the
Tigers laughing boy.
Even the forecasts of near-freez-
ing temperatures and murky skies
won't keep them away.
Christman, just in case you aren't
abreast of your gridironology, Is
the young man who has gained ap-
proximately two and a quarter miles
of ground while In control of a foot
ball for a trio of Missouri teams on
26 different fall afternoons.
He will go down in Big Six history
for the Alb passes he has thrown up
to today. for the 189 that reached
their mark and for the 1922 yards
he gained by both running and
passing.
But he also will be remembered
as the young man who came to COL
lege with the somewhat original
idea that football could be played
for fun as well as keeps.
Evening star., 1940-11-21
|nferc|ass Struggle
Brings Grid Sport
Back 10 Blues
Revenue Will Be Used
To Restore Football
To Varsity Program

Football returns to Gallaudet's
campus Saturday after an absence
of three years when upper and low
er classmen tangle in their annual
pigskin duel. The kickoff is scned-
uled for 2 o'clock.
Blair Smith. former University of
Maryland star and now director OF
athletics, is handling arrangements
for the game and helping coach
both teams. The upper class eleven
has adopted the cognomen of De
Icers," while their opponents VIII
be known as the "Blltzkriegers.
Proceeds derived from the game
will be contributed to a fund being
collected to help re-establish foot
ball as a major sport at Kendall
Green. 1t was abolished when the
supply of material dWindled away
to such an extent the Blue was un-
able to muster much more than a
full team.
In the last two years surprisingly
large number of eligibies have ar
rived on the campus, however. and
the students deem the time ripe for
bringing back football
Gallaudet Alumni particularly are
urged 10 attend and make II an
informal Homecoming" game.
Evening star., 1940-11-21
Army-Novy Tickets
Still Available
SPECIAL Dlspa.ch % The Star

WEST POINT. n, Y. Nov, 2I.-
Many loyal graduates of both
Annapolis and West Point whose
boast for years has been that
they never missed an Army Navy
game are today wearing long
faces. Scattered in farhung Army
posts or with the feet on the
high seas the national defense
expansion is forcing them to take
the game viCariously.
There's a silver lining to every
cloud. however, and Mr.. and Mrs
John @ Public benefit by it. A
small quantity of the tickets
normally absorbed by members OF
both Army and Navy athletic
associations thus have been re-
leased for public sale for the
game in Philadelphia Novem-
Der 30.
According to 1t. Col Louis E.
Hibbs. graduate manager Of ath-
letics here, last minute requests
still may be honored by either
athletic association, provided they
are accompanied by certified
check or money order covering
the s44O charge, plus 20 cents
registration fee.
Evening star., 1940-11-21
Providence Tilt
End for Dozen
{. u. Griidmen
Sochon, Ace of Team,
In Lot to PIoy Last
Time Saturday

Pity Catholic Universitys coaching
staff.
Graduation stripped the roster Of
a bevy Of stars this year, including
Rocco and Carmen Pirro, fullbaCk
and place-kicker, respectively, par
excellence. Only one man was left
in the line and hardly enough talent
to scare up a starting backfield. But
MeSsrs. Bergman, Cotton and Mill
ner got busy and turned out good
eleven despite this tremendous loss
Of personnel.
Now the gentlemen face the gloomy
prospect OF doing it all over again
next season because Saturdays game
with Providence al Brookland will
mark the END of their collegiate foot
ball careers for u Cardinals. One
of the group is Pete Sachon, the
teams sparkplug and All-AmeriCa
candidate.
Others slated to 90 in the back
field are Capt. Hank Brostek. Charley
Moutenot and Hank SAINT AmbrogiO.
Linemen are Joe Carrig. currently on
the sick list; Gerry Strang. Leo Kane.
julius STANCES. Jim Conlen, George
Du Bois, Jack Reidy and Moe Schulz
man.
Huck Hughes replaced Sachon in
Yesterdays workout as Pete re-
manned on the sideline with a game
leg and probably will see much ac-
tiOn in the fadeOut. Hughes ODened
the drive that netted three third
period touchdoWns against Hardin
Simmons last week.
Evening star., 1940-11-21
Anyway, Carter Can Conjure Rore SpectocIes

COlumbias good FoTdhams The Lions
for three
beginning 80
when people the Lions Columbia whipped Wis
! konsin, IS, tied bigger Navy 90
perChanc Columbia interested either Promoter has
! chance Day between the
Redskins al-sar local college Necessarily this would
b sophomore could break
bny al-senor lineup
its crack which in
every that Daniels the
b Kosp Gheca would be ready with Mary
lands Murphy Washmgons Sam Babich Ken Bason
& bic relief duty
Georgetown would Kopck Lasca ends
foyc and Daniels tackles guards
both ReicEey
before combined teams around town could
but a-star and Mr. Barron
anybody first,
Bowl
GeorgetoWnG WMaryland Catholic
University a-sar Nobody hang the
ellowf specteces
Evening star., 1940-11-21
Wary Duke, Carolina
Trim Defenses for
Weekend FrdyS
Clemson, Furmon Drill
SpuringIy; Virginia
Teams Busy Today

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND. Va, Nov. 2l.-Four
Virginia members of &he Southern
Conference pair off in traditional
Thanksgiving Day football battles
today while most of the othe. loop
teams are standing by their guns
until Saturday.
The clash at City Stadium here
between Richmond and William
and Mary involves the Virginia
championship.
The only other conference school
with business on hand for today is
Maryland, which entertains Rut-
gers in Baltimore.
Facing weekend tilts with first
hand experience in the school of
anything ng-can-happen were Duke
and Carolina. Duke, defeated to
its defense routine practice for the
game with N. C. State, while the
Tar Heels, prepared for their in
vaSion of Charlottesville with the
SOLDERING memory Of what hap
pened up here in Virginia two
weeks ago against Richmond.
Carolina too, looked to its de-
fenses
Clemson, shying from the pos
sibility of last-minute injuries be-
fore the conference tilt with Fur
man at Greenville, drilled sparing-
ly. as did the Furman squad.
Davidson meets the Citadel in a
seasons finale at Wilmington.
Evening star., 1940-11-21
Western Scrap Caps
Biq Year for Techs
Coach Wondrack
In First Season OF Helm,
Mentor Guides Team
To Title PI1yoff
BY GEORGE HUBER.

Win. lose or draw. Coach Artie
Wondrack of Tech Highs football
team has achieved a success that
comes to few schoolboy gridiron
coaches in the first year.
Tech and Western were to meet
this afternoon at Central Stadium
for the District public high school
championship. Tech representing
the East Division and Western the
West, with Tech slight favorite
WondraCk. former Maryland play
er and line coach a. Tech. did not
take over head coaching duties last
year until after the practice season
was we'll under way and so is in
command for his first full campai IN.
Already the team has enjoyed un-
usual success, displaying good line
and a we'll l-balanCed backfield that
stormed most of the gridiron heights
it has attempted.
Seven games were on the regular
schedule. Techs won five. lost one
and tied one. An outstanding
achievement for a frst-year coach.
IL usually ldhCS NtNtL al DC otOOlAS 4OI n
mentor to get his system operating
and to gather the types of players
he likes.
The only defeat was by Gonzago,
recognized as one Of the outstanding
elevenS in this area. The tie was
scoreless affair with Central. ancient
foe Of Tech. The victories were over
York pa High, Episcopal, Ana
costria, Eastern and Western, Techs
foe IN todays championship battle.
In the seven games, Tech scored 95
points to 80.
If todays game ends in tie, Tech
and Western will be declared joint
champions. There have been joint
champions in the past and on one
occasion the series ended in a triple
deadlock among Tech, Central and
Eastern.
Evening star., 1940-11-21

Island U. they bought pipe for
Tuppy Kossack, former Cornell
tackle, who secuted Long Island.
Best line of the week was banged
out by the fellow who called Clark
Shaughnessy a refugee from a
string of Chicago goose-eggs.'
Gus Dorais. Detroit U. coach, has
joined the select circle of coaches
who have won 100 football games
for their schools. (You can count
these guys on your fingers. Well,
boys and girls. the first of the
bowl games takes place today
Down at New Orleans a couple of
kid teams will tee off in the
Turkey Bowl game. Benny
Leonard. the ex-lightweight king,
is getting ready to take another
fling at the restaurant business in
New York.
Heart throbs-Robert Taylor
plays tackle and Dick Powell is in
the backfield for the Michigan
City Gnd) Highs.
From near and far-Elght of
the college stars who have agreed
to play IA the Blue Gray game at
Evening star., 1940-11-21
Corriden and UhIe Let
Out by Cub Coaches

CHICAGO, Nov. 81 (P).-The
Chicago Cubs have announced that
Coaches Johnny Corriden and George
Uhle have been released uncondi-
tionally. Corriden had been with
the Cubs II seasons. Uhle was
brought in from Buffalo last sum-
mer.
Reports circulated that Charley
Root veteran Cub pitcher, might be
asked to join Charles Dick Spald-
ing on the new coaching staff.
Evening star., 1940-11-21
Texas Agqies Yet to Reveal Full Gridron Strength
Cornell Deemphs Rumed, soey Shops Say o Highly Ted GHr

Montgomery, Ala, are captains
of their teams. Ever since Jimmy
FoxX announced he would do no
more catching, the Red SoX have
been after Frank Hayes of the
Athletics, but Connie Mack won't
talk business. Papers out here
say the Ohio State folks should
be pardoned if they indulge in a
small smile over the unpleasant
ness in which Cornell finds itself.
The Swedish angel was such a
flop that Louisville fans pitched
seat cushions at him. Tom
Stidham, Oklahoma US smart
coach, says Harold Lahar, 214-
pound guard and ace downfeld
blocker, is the best pro football
prospect he ever coached.
Evening star., 1940-11-21
Z Teams Of Women
Open Rifle League;
Markettes Star
Capture Three Matches,
Turn in Outstanding
Score of inaugural

It's open season for the modern
Annie Oakleys Of the District, with
II Womens rife teams starting of
the gallery season last night at the
National, Rife Association range. 10
g street NE. This is the first league
of exclusively feminine Sharpshoot-
erS to be organized for regular match
schedules and by far the largest
number of dead-eye Dorothys ever
to grace a rife range here.
Seven of the teams are made up
of members from the Districts
Women's Rife Corps. organized in
midsummer. with teams from the
National Rife Association Offices. the
Maritime Commission. the Govern
ment Printing Office, the Soil Con-
Rife Club making up the even dozen.
Such team titles as Rangerettes.
Hits n Misses. Shooting Stars. Pow
der Puffs were adopted last night as
labels.
The National Capital Clubs Mar
htAltS dIlIl N. II. n. - Nus II ANl4NosSNS
finished the first night with three
matches each to their credit. the
Markettes' scores of 34l-39l-395 of
a possible 400 for each match. by
far the outstanding marks chalked
up. Teams sTe of four members,
with 10 shots each per match and
a set of three matches per team
fired each night. The setup is much
like that of the bowling leagues.
with teays paired for the evening
and total matches won determining
league standings.
Three other leagues. the Washing
ton Rife League, the District Rife
League and The District Pistol
League, complete the bull's-eye ac-
tivity to date on this range pro-
vided by the N. R. A. for local shoot
ing interests. Other leagues will be
organized as the season goes on.
Evening star., 1940-11-21
BY EDDIE BRIETZ.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 21.-The
gossips say Carl Snavely is shop
ping. Which may or may not be
in line with that rumored Cornell
accomplishing program. Five
clubs are bidding for Eddie Mil
Ter, star shortStop of the Boston
Bees. Here's a tip: When Mime
sofa plays Wisconsin Saturday,
the spot will be ripe for an upset
if there ever was one. Those who
ought to know say the Texas Ag-
gies haven't been unWrapped this
season. The smart guys out here
don't figure Kentucky will beat
Tennessee Saturday, but they do
think it will be dogfght, like
North Carolina and Duke, for
instance.
Monday am. quarterbacks:
Looks as if the boys around the
drug store finally won a game on
Monday-the one Cornell gave
back to the Indians.
Cocktail hour-The Canislus
College eridders we're so pleased
with their victory over Long
Evening star., 1940-11-21
promoter Burron Would Choose Columbia Next

FOrOhan.
Fodhams only loss by
points The Rams Arkansas n. Y. u
the HOyaS
"A Colleges
amazing Charley OROutc la week 1918 The FiOya did have
10 apologize this and their only is with
fIeorcc Washington
maeaze. Tie Cd Rambling
Wreck though punches the He thinks that
81 like Fordam that
Eub plus be right
If Nj. Barron Georgetown figures that of his
be has tricks Columbia instance.
Itself B a. a opponent.
Little until Hagerty
opposite benches"
Evening star., 1940-11-21
Rutgers |sFavored,
But Maryland Sees
Nictory Chance
Tcrps, BottIing Heavier
Foe, in Fighting Mood
In Baltimore Game

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2l.-Mary-
land Terrapins Collided with a
powerful and much huskier Rutgers
eleven today at 2 o'clock IN the
Municipal Stadium in the Thanks
giving Dav football feature for this
section of the country.
While Maryland has lost SIX out
Of its seven games while the favored
|Scarlet has won five out of seven,
losing only to Princeton ana un-
beaten Lafayette.
AL of the big guns Of the Ter
rapln eleven were prlmed and
"loaded for bear and, despite that
Rutgers is much heavier ana It's
record makes the Maryland chances
appear slim, the determined TerpS
counted themselves as having about
an even chance At least they were
in A DuCNaCiOUS mood
Evening star., 1940-11-21

Today's guest star - Nixson
Denton, Cincinnati Times-Sta
The new Judge Lands of the
Southeastern Conference has be-
gun to earn his salary. The gen.
tleman has just issued a report
stating that rumors of profess
sionalism are exaggerated"
Voice of the people-"Let's
hope the new general the War
Department is sending up to
West Point takes a couple of
Panzer divisions with him. Even
Lafayette let the boys down."
Robert M. Barnett.
Evening star., 1940-11-21
Wagner S First Club
Will Hold Dinner
In His Honor
Bv the Associated Press

BY the Associated PRESS.
STEUBENVILLE. Ohio. Nov. 21.-
A testimonial dinner will be held
here next TUESDAY night TO COM
memorate the launching Of one OF
baseball'S most noted CareerS-that
of Brawny Honus Wagner, renowned
shortstop who now coaches the Pitts
burgh Pirates.
1t was As years ago that the Fly
ing Dutchman' signed a contract to
play for the Steubenville club of the
Interstate League at S35 a month
and there was a stipulation he had
TO pay for his uniform and shoes
out of that modest sum.
Wagner recalls that he rode the
caboose Of a coal train from his
home in Carnegie. Pa. to report to
the club for the first time.