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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-10
FULL PROGRAM TO BE BACKED
 BY AUTHORITIES
Poughkeepsie Regatta Off But Other Sports Will
 Proceed
BY OSCAR FRALEY United Press Staff Correspondent


 United Press Staff COrrespOndent)
 New York, Dec. 10.-(UP)-Pledg- ing a fight against "anti-athletic lobbyists" the Eastern Interoclleg- fate Football Association today car- ried forward plans for continuation of football and other sports in 1943.
 "An extensive program of Inter collegiate competition in combat spots should be maintained as an essential contribution to training for war; the association voted unanimously at a meeting yester- day.
 Boxing, wrestling, track, basket ball and golf divisions of the asso- citation voted simultaneously to car- " on next season. Rowing officials ruled, however, for continued carl- cellation of the Poughkeepsie Re- gatta, a 1942 wartime casualty.
 Would Reach Objective
 Members recognize the limita- tions set by transportation condi- tions and impending changes in col Jsge organization but believe such a program would best attain the prime objective of all physical train ing in wartime-that of teaching the individual to think clearly and act vigorously in combat in order to be an effective fighting man," the football associations resolution said.
 They believe that it would in- still the competitive spirit every good fighter must have; provide recreation and diversion for partici- pants; bolster morale, and serve its many worthwhile purposes better than a program devoid of the aS- poets of true competition"
 George E. Little of Rutgers, said i've have sat back too long and too myeekly hoping to continue until we got word to stop. So let's get out there and see that we are not stop ped"
 England gave up sports at first but since has revived them on a large scale," Carl Schott, Penn State athletic director, pointed out. There must be something to the idea of sports and morale in the training of soldiers
 Buff Donnelli of Duquesne, said he believed transportation condi- tions would be alleviated next year when "the Reorganization of un- preparedness will have been over- come"
 Going Ahead
 The wrestling association voted to hold its championships at the University of Pennsylvania, March F and 13.
 Fencing championships will be held March 1920 at an unnamed site. Penn State was elected to membership.
 The IC44 indoor track meet will be held in Madison Square Garden March 6, with the outdoor cham pionships at Randalls Island, N. Y, May 14-15.
 The boxing championships are slated for Syracuse University, March 5-6. This meet originally was to have been held at Penn State, but was transferred because of con- flicting dates at the Pennsylvania school.
 A full basketball schedule was voted and belief was expressed that it would be completed despite trans portation problems.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-10
HOLOVBAK, NAUMETZ,
 CONNOLLY INJURED

Newton, Mass, Dec. 10- UP0 - Injuries continued to plague the Boston College football team today as the squad drilled for its New Years day game with Alabama in Miami,s Orange Bowl.
 Mike Holovak, American half- back, was the latest recruit to the sick list as he visited a specialist for examination of clipped shoul- der bone. It was believed that Holo- vak's injury would not keep him from practice.
 Meanwhile, Fullback Mickey Con- molly and Co-Captain Fred Naumetz still were sidelined with injuries sustained during the regular season
 Coach Denny Myers returned from New York where he accepted the Lambert trophy for the team. He will direct the remainder of the practice sessions until the squad leaves for Florida, December 18.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-10
Colleges Al-Out Fight Against "Anti-AtLetic Lobbyi
Hershey Hockey Bears Best Iii
 AmericanL League
fBy unfted Pressl

Led by Hank Lauzon and Frec Hergert, the Hershey Bears contin. used to roll along at the top of tile American Hockey leagues Eastern Division Wednesday night with 2 to 2 rout of the Cleveland Berons.
 The defeat put the Barons in sole possession of last place in'the West ern Division as the Indianapolis Caps rallied to stop the New Havep Eagles, Az, and the Washington Lions took a 4-3 overtime decision from the Pittsburgh Hornets.
 Lauzon and Hergert each tallied twice in Hershey's victory, Fitzger- aid, Kilrea and Daley adding the other goals. Bartholomew and Gun. ningham tallied for the Barons.
 Extra Play
 Leo Richards overtime goal pro1 vided Washington's win after Tru del of the Lions and Mann of ths Hornets scored before him to keerl it tied. Trudel and Oracle haci scored for Washington and Currie and Corrigan for Pittsburgh tx send the game into an extra ses. sion.
 Adam Browns two third period! goals gave Indianapolis its triumpLa over New Haven. The game hat been tied at this point on two Ir- dianapolis goals by Holota and tailed for New Haven by McManus and Mancuso.
 The Standings
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-10

They don't say, "In case of doubt, pick Purdue" for nothing.
 Lambert, who weighed only IA pounds when he led Wabash Col lege in scoring, is great believer in matching men. Starters depend on the opposition.
 Lambert teams were the original "point-a-minute" boys of basket ball. Nine times in the past % years, a Boilermaker has finished al the top of the individual scoring column.
 Jewell Young holds the present individual record of 184 points for 8 12-game season.
 THEY MAKE IT A HABIT
 Lambert believes in training for habits, SO players will react proper ly to any given situation. Set forma- tions are practically unknown.
 Scouts have difficulties in at- tempting to analyze Purdue's style.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-10
Last Seasons Stars At Battle Stations,
 Great Lakes Has Entirely New Cage Team
Aim Is To Excel Predecessors In Action
By HARRY CRIMSON NEA Service Shorts Editor

Great Lakes, Dec. 10.-With all members of last seasons squad manning battle stations, the tremen- dous Great Lakes Naval Training Station comes up with an entirely new basketball team.
 Assembled shortly before Pearl Harbor, the original Bluejackets sped through an arduous 36-game schedule, won 31 engagements. They went directly from the court to the fleets or into active service elsewhere. Even have been commissioned.
 Neither the basketball nor serv- ice record of the 1941-42 squad is beyond the reach of the current one, however, for Great Lakes once more has IA who stood out in college play.
 POWERFUL PERSONNEL Lieut.. Tony Hinkle has a pair he coached at Butler, where he was long noted for remarkable combinations. They are Bob Dietz and Wilbur Schumacher. George Glamack, North Carolina's be- spectacled All-America, is avail able.
 George Sobek and John Hitler of the Notre Dame varsity, which split two games with Great Lakes last winter, are now with the sailors. So is Eddie Riska, an- other former Irish luminary, who led the Oshkosh All-Stars to the National Professional champion ship last season.
 Others on the roster are Bob Davies of Seton Hall, Forrest Sprowl and Charley Caress of Purdue, Forrest Anderson of Stanford, Dick, Klein of North western, George Hamburg ot Colorado, John Hofmann of Long Island and Gil Huffman of Ten nessee.
 GAME IS SECONDARY
 Assistant commanders of re- cruit companies, the athletes hit the deck at 5:30 a. m. They teach drill, manual of arms, seaman ship, ordnance, boat drill and fundamentals. With brief time out for practice, their. duties con- tinue until lights out at 9:30 p. m
 In a 35-game schedule, Great lakes will tackle all Big Ter teams and Nebraska. Kansas and Missouri of the Big Six. Notre Dam and number of other schools are to contribute to their opposition. Highlight of the early season will be an appearance against Stanford's N. o. A. A. champions ir the Sugar Bowl games in New Or leans, Dec. 30.
 And, like their illustrious pre- decessors, the members of this Great Lakes squad won't stor shooting with the close of the basketball season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-10
ShanS Pulls Out Of New York Tourney

Boston, Dec. 10 - (U.P0 - Cleo
 (Hellzapoppin) Shans, Los Angeles Negro who rates third among the |lightweights, plans to go along with |the National Boxing Association |rather than the New York State Athletic Commission.
 Shans, who battles Jackie Callura lof Hamilton. Ont, and Providence, 1R. l., here tomorrow night in the |10-round feature bout at the Bos- ton Boxing Association show, made |his decision known yesterday through his manager, Freddy Som- 1merS.
 Sommers notified the NYSAC that he was withdrawing Shans from his |15-round elimination lightweight match with Chester Rico at New Works St. Nicholas Arena. Decem- |ber 21. He said Shans would enter the lightweight tourney being spon- |sored by President Abe J. Greene |of the N. A. B.
 After devoting considerable thought to the turn of events in the lightweight situation Sommers said in a telegram to the commission f'the manifest unfairness in your
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-10
St0ltz, Montgomery At MISC. Jan. IS

New York, Dec. 10 - UP0 = Allie Stolz, Newark, N. J., light weight, was matched today to fight Bob Montgomery of Philadelphia in a 15-round bout at Madison Square Garden January 15.
 The match will be the first in a series of elimination bouts to deter mine the number one lightweight challenger. The survivor is guaran- teed shot at the winner of the title bout between Beau Jack, Atlanta, Ga, and Tippy Larkin, New Jersey contender, December IS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-10

@. What is the National Foot ball League record for yards penal ized in a single game by one club?
 A. In the recent game between the Chicago Bears and Chicago Cardinals on October Il, the Bears were penalized a total of 150 yards, a new league record.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-10

giving championship status to the Beau Jack-Tippy Larkin bout, thus making the other entries also-rans in a tournament which was to put all concerned on an equal footing from the start, I have decided to withdraw Cleo Shans from the tour- nament under your direction :"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-10

season at tn e Boilermaker in stitution with a green squad, but t h a t doesn't lessen the re- Spect of rivals.
 In every even year for the past quarter = c e n . tury, with the exception of 1924 and last winter, the little jump ing-jack's Pur- d ue conbina- tionS have won or shared the Big Ten cham pionship.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-10
BOWDOIN CAPTAINS

Brunswick. Me, Dec. 10 n CU.P) -Co-Captains will lead the Bowdoin College football team next season.
 Fullback William H. Elliot of New Haven, Conn, and Quarterback Richard c. Johnstone of Waltham, Mass, were elected to the post by lettermen yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-10
The Standings Eastern Division
ONLY FIVE TEAMS

The American Professional Basket ball league will function as a live team circuit representing New York. Philadelphia, Wilmington, Trenton and Harrisburg.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-10
Nova May Yet Prove
 His Manager Was Wrong
By DAN PARKER

EIGHT YEARS AGO. plying between Oakland and Francisco Caren felt called upon to advice utter stranger
 the heavyweight fighter whom he now t the fight kid Youu never amount to anything in tn
 Ray Garden Friday night when he either that he doesn't have faith Tn Nova extraordinarily scoon young 
 Perhaps subbonness has been the ring his path crossed Carien for Oakland where he has been his first boxing bout by Coored stable of professionals had felt so sorry big him beaten down that he felt lecture the fellow when he recognized him on the ferryboat
 poteythen home resolved to continue his he had the State and national championships and also the international ut
 realized he had acted too hastily in offering seemed advice chap who had bright signed him to contract and launched him his
  has listening politely Caen then going and doing line that several vital points, like the the payof is that he's still topner, incidents which had control and that will regained practically all the through with his nadvsed against Galento Count South and his utterly unied bout against Lee Savo Pan latest Patsy.
 unpredictable direction which going given during a fight Since he pickp0ckets subway jam expected him. given the least When nothing expected of him. he 8
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-10
BY HARRY CRIMSON (NEA Service Sports EditOr)

Chicago.-Ward Lambert is by far the most colorful coach in basket ball and, off Purdue's record, one of the best.
 Piggy Lambert is starting his 18th
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-10

@. Did Joe Louis ever hold the amateur heavyweight boxing cham pionship?
 A. No; but in 1884, he won the national A.A.U. ,amateur) light heavyweight title.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-10
SCORING RECORD

Don Eutson of the Green Bay Packers ist he first player in the National Professional Football league to reach the 500-mark in scoring.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-10

o. When was the United States Lawn Tennis Association organi2ed2 A. May q, 1881.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-10

War Bonds = Stamps Sold Here
Evening star., 1942-11-22
HOUSES UkeURNlsHED.

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day. is pm. Adults only. Glebe 1870.
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10 rooms, 3 tile baths Insulated Garage.
In new condition Vacant. Cali EN-. 1890.
F. A. TWEED CO., 1904 Conn. ave.
LOVELY BRICK HOME. 1913 CONN. AVE.
10 rooms, 3 baths; in new condition. s225
TWEED fa ERsssGa co s5o4 2eS Comm until w.
18th AND ALLISON SITS. N.W.-PALA-
pletely modern; restricted neighborhood;
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double garage; private driveway; 1st door.
large rooms and sun parlor; 2nd floor, 4
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WHY RENTo

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ME2zT S1x2 me; 10, Can US for further particulars.
SInGa T GSLER, llO6 Vt. ave. District $500
sunday and nights. ia 06O9.
BRICK COTTAGE-5 RMS REcR pM :,
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ise: yd.: commands river view; $3.50
sell sustaining home. CHI CHI. D. C
owner 1st.f. apt. 4 rms, IL b; 2 ants
2nd 4 OF 3 rms, bath each; oil, Ice, porch
MARY T. BOARD
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
S1C 500

Reduced price. Detached ma
sonry mouse on spacious lot Just
Circle The house contains six
peorooms and two baths. automatic
neal. garage. and is in excellent
conoltlon. There are number of
several fruit trees The house. % !.
vacant and immediate possession
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SiuslFeIy), MA. 5000. Evenings and
Sunday call EN-. 3373. N'"
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$185.
AVAILABLE DEC Is

3 bedrooms, / bath. End floor; l bed
room. l bath, 1st floor. Complete electric
Gas elr-conditioned heat Tastefully fur
nished with new furniture throughout 35
minutes from heart of washington. Avail
able to responsible party Dec. Is at
S1S5 mo.
E. M. FRY, INC,
sodn WISCONSIN Ane WI RnAn
Evening star., 1942-11-22

MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE.
MOVING AND STORAGE, HAVE
AVAILABLE ROOM 20 LOADS.
Clean. economical storage: reasonable
rates: padded vans; local moving Phone
ME. 2Q42. Manhattan Storage & Transfer
Co. $50 N Y ave NV
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THREE-RM APARTMENT. DUPONT CIR
Gle area; bedrms., living rm, kit, and
oath, completely furn., in apt. BLDG. 5000
Adams 1868
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WILL, SHARE A 2-RM. KITCHENETTE
and bath apt. with another lady (eentile)
convenient; mr.. Dupont Circle; reasonable
Phone Decatur OS1o
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BED-LIV. RM, KIT. BATH: EMPIO DYED
couple or ? employed girls, Fentiles: bus TO
] 1th and Penna. ave. NV; $40 mo. Hill
side 0210
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Sl5O.
BETHESDA MD

Attractive 3-bedroom, 2-ba tn brick
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toned heat, lear garage; ) blocks from
transportation. Available Immediately to
responsible party at 81 80 mo.
E. M. FRY, INC,
ro4O Wisconsin Ave WI g-1O
Evening star., 1942-11-22

IN PVT. HOME, LITERARY ATMoS-
phere-1 rm., sunny kit, elec. refe. semi
pvt. sh bath; unlim phone: Petworth bus
81 door: l refined lady Georgia oo4E
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WILL SHARE APT. FOR ? MONTHS
with Govt employed woman; conv trans
refs Hobart oI5S
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631 S ST NV. APT 7O3-YOuNCT EN-
rloyed gentle woman to share furnished
one-room, kitchenette and bath apartment
with another
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!146 NEAL ST NE-APT, WITH H. r
or, kit. pvt. bath sun porch available TO
party buying. furniture. including Frigid-
are new Spring Air mattress; apt,
sou, including utilities, furn. reason
aoie. May be seen Sun. or evenings Avail
eble Dec. | : or snnnnr M childrnr
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.

ANACOSTIA- DESIRABLE .TWo-ROoM,
kitchen and bath apartment. modern apt
bldg heat and hot water. laundrv facili-
ties. to desirable marty willing to buy fur
niture ct reasonable price Can be seen
all dav SUNDAY u u 9Th st Sc. Ant I
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with another. nicely furnished every con-
venience: downtown district apartment
bldg: reas. 2316 z st nv Apt A
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:3l5 ST. NE. ENTIRE ond FLOOR
lse: outside rms, pvt. bath; util included
3-4 adults
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SPRING VALLEY

Detached stone home, containing IL
rooms % bedrooms) and 3 baths, adequate
servants quarters, 2-car built-in garage
automatic heat: End floor is air-condi-
per month For appointment to Inspect call
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 K NV MA. $500,
Evening star., 1942-11-22

A DETACHED BRICK, LESS THAN TWO
years old, containing six rooms and bath,
e nns 10y; t..1 n1ren1res auto. hssti p1iGs
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YOUNG COUPLE DESIRES / OR 2 RMS,
kit, pvt; bath. in NV, Call Republic
4142, Ext. 60S1. bet. "a. or Adams 174O
and leave message. "a.
GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL, WIFE AND
daughter desire furnished Housekeeping
apartment, Northwest. references ex-
changed Box 165-E, Star. 22'
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PREFER MEN OR OFFICERS FOR PVT.
apt. in apt. blds., lge. studio rm., kit and
bath. S55 per mo. F. c. @Oo5-J Sun.
Evening star., 1942-11-22

IF YOU ARE Loo JG FOR LARGE
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one. 1t has six bed MS . baths air.
conditioned heat. large rch. and is beau
tlful new-house condl n The lot is
10oxl35 #. and has M " trees. Easy
terms ter o to responsible PARTY. Vacant.
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COUPLE WITH DAUGHTER, Z, WANT 1
or bedroom unfurn. apt. Call CO. 1457.
SMALL FURNISHED APT, IMMEDIATELY,
by refined employed couple. Call Glebe
11GJ
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BUNGALOW, CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN
tWoodridee scction)--Lovely r. and bath
ished rms, on 2nd floor and complete 2-rm
KIT. and bath apt. in basement, Separate
lovely flowers, trees. shrubbery etc. Newly
renovated from top to bottom Price
$3.50. Property is clear Good terms
GE. $3.50
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with one other refined, gentle girl; conv,
census Omces, downt'n. FIR. $3.50, Ext. 556
ATTRACTIVE STUDIO BACHELOR Apt
] gentle. mod furn.: exclusive apt house;
on 18th St; 81 week. inquire 213s K St
Evening star., 1942-11-22

WOMAN 35 TO As YEARS OF AGE, TO
share roomy. attractive apartment with an
nette kitchen, bath and porch; twin beds;
Kitchen privileges. on car and bus route;
near stores. theaters and churches; refer
reDly. month pov oo1 Z "
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THREE 4-ROoM HOUSES WITH WATER,
T6ayilsh rd;; near R1ckyille. Rockville
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

S6,350-MoDERN GROOM BRICK. m
nearly new section of Northeast, close to
all conveniences, oil heat good neighbor-
hood: easy terms. To inspect today call
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC., Executive
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] Ith and Penna. ave. NV; $40 mo HILL
side 0210.
GIRL TO SHARE STUDIO APARTMENT
with another; nicely furnished every con-
venience: downtown district apartment
bids; reas. 2316 st NV Apt A
WANTED =. NICE GENTLE GIRL TO
essary: conv. transp. Warfeld 9456. 10
to Sunday.
III wnLouGHBY ST, CHEVY CHASE.
Md rooms. kit. bath: will accommodate
3 or persons: pvt. entrance. WI: 7sl9.
DToWN. 1143 18th ST. NV, BASE
nnent-1-rm apt: cooking fac; everything
furn.; for 2-3 Govt. girls. $50
boO5 14th ST. NV - COMBINATION
oedrm. and liv. rm.. dnette, kit. and bath;
newly furn; gentle. Taylor 543s.
CAPITOL HILL-GRL TO SHARE LOVE
lv modern apt. with another girl. 12o c
at. ne. Apt 1903.
1917 HoLMEAD PL, BLOCK FROM 14th
and Park rd,-N cely furn apt southern
exposure. suita'I' for 3 or girls.
GLOVER PAep WILL SHARE ROOM
and privileges pt. with another woman
or gir.. refs. ,dey 1850.
NICELY FURN PIT. LARGE RIM. AND
small kitchene semi-pvt. bath: price,
$1o.50 per wk. 1908 r. I. ave: NV.
YOUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKE TO SHARE
apt. with or 2 other women: reasonable.
1885 3rd st. ne. Hobart 1850.
12Is POTOMAC AVE. s.E.-2 LOVELY.
completely furn. rooms l.h.k: Frigid,
,. W; employed adults; no drinking; $40
Der week.
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completely furn. rooms: Ink: FriEid.:
b. W.; employed adults; no drinking; $40
Der week.
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$3.50.
BEAUTIFUL STONE RESIDENCE.
Only 3 years old. 9 rms, baths. natural
oak trim. 2-car det. garage: wooded hill
overlooking the city, / blk from Penna.
ave. Sc: well worth $500; possession Dec
1st. Call Mr.. Moore.
ADELBERT W. LEE.
3211 Penna. Ave. Sc. Ii 1000.
8 ROOMS, BATHS; HoT-wATER HEAT
BY stoksr ksI &C acre Of lawn; garage; porches;
]. LEO KOLB. INC.
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WILL SHARE ROOM
pt. with another woman
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NAVY OFFICER AND WIFE DESIRE
small furnished apt. Arlington. Chevy
Chase. Congress Heights: clean and mod
ern. In To $50 Box 114-E Star 0Os
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WANTED - NICE GENTLE GIRL TO
share newly furn. apt; good references nee
essary: conv. transp. Warfield a456, 10
To Sunday