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Evening star., 1943-05-30
Woman Baseball
Aide Proves 0. K.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, May 2e.-For the
first time since its organization
more than so years ago, the
Southern Association has a Wom-
an notwithstanding Maudelle
Hinton.
Association President Billy Ev-
ans said when he took Office last
year that 1T would be mighty
handy to have a soft feminine
drawl between me and irate base
ball managers so he hired Miss
Hinton.
To prove he was right, Evans
says: "Umpires usually like to
stay away from the presidents
of11ce-but now they come in all
the time"
Evening star., 1943-05-30
U. 5. Funds Big Help
To Ducks Unlimited
$135, 900 Will Develop
Small Cunudiun Lakes
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
CALGARY, May 29-The sum Of
$135, 900 in United States funds has
been allocated for the 1943 program
of Ducks Unlimited, Canadian, by
Ducks Unlimited International, 1t
was announced today at the annual
meeting of the organization.
1t was the largest annual appro-
priation ever made and will bring
to $4,000 the amount to be spent
in Canada to develop duck breeding
grounds and conserve ducks.
One of the biggest projects will
be in the South Bantry district,
south of Bassano, Alberta, and will
be financed by a group of Louisiana
sportsmen.
The waste water in the eastern
irrigation district will be utilized to
form 40 small lakes, which will raise
an estimated 100000 ducks a year.
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Gd Night Win Over Cso IA Rega Edge Lost During Day Yanks
Dodgers Lead Half Game Cards Win Thriller and Lose On
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Baseball.
Chicago VS.. Washington ca,
Griffith Stadium, 1:30.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Cleveland VS.. Washington (2J,
Griffith Stadium, 1870.
Baltimore Elite Giants vs..
Washington Homestead Grays
Negro National League), Griffith
Stadium, $50.
Boxing.
Charley Petro VS.. Pete Cali
ano, 1O-round feature, Turner's
Arena, 8:45.
TUESDAY.
Baseball.
Cleveland VS.. Washington,
Griffith Stadium, $50.
Tech at Eastern, Wilson at
Anacostia (high school series),
WEDNESDAY.
Baseball.
Cleveland VS.. Washington,
Griffith Stadium, $50.
Wrestling.
Weekly program at Turner's
Arena, 3:45.
THURSDAY.
Baseball.
Detroit VS.. Washington, Griffith
Stadium, $50.
FRIDAY.
Baseball.
Detroit VS.. Washington, Crit
fifth Stadium, $3.50.
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Missouri and Trojan
Relays Break Even
. Audet, Former Hoeu Ace.
Sets Shot-Put Record
BY the Associated Press.

LOS ANGELES. May 29.-Mis-
souri's sprint relay team got only
an even break with the Southern
California quartet today in the an
nual Southern California invitation
meet.
The Missourians captured the
half-mile race by more than 10
yards, Maurice Alexander, John
Tracy, Owen Joggerst and Capt. Joe
Shy carrying the baton, but Alex
ander dropped the stick as the No l
runner in the 440 and Southern
California won that easily.
Missouri's time for the $50 was
1857. The Trojans' winning time
in the 440 was slow, 43 seconds.
Earl Audet, formerly of George
town, bettered the Southern Pacific
AAU shot put record with a toss
of 81 feet, 95s inches.
Shy beat Jack Trout of the Tro-
jams in the 100-yard dash in 81.
Alexander won the high hurdles in
14.7 and also took the low in 23.5.
A crowd of $500 watched the
meet.
Evening star., 1943-05-30

Totals 40 1926 IA Totals 81 IL 27 8
Two out when winning run scored.
Batted for Trinkle In eighth.
Ran for O'Dea in ninth
New York - OO1 100 101-
St. Louis - 900 O3O 1O1-5
Runs - Jurgess, Maynard. lombard,
Witek, Klein (2l, Garms, Hopp, Krist.
Errors-Musial, Orengo, lombard, Klein
Bartell, Hopp, Marion. Lombardi, Klein,
Sanders. Two-base. hit-Orengo. Three
base hits--Maynard. Hopp. Home runs
Left on bases-New York, 13: st. Louis.
10. Bases on balls-on Trinkle. 2; of
Wittig. 2: of Drist 3: OH M. Cooper. l.
Struck out-By Krist, 3: by M. Cooper,
2. Hits-On Trinkle. in innings; OF
Coombs. in ~ innings; Of Wittig, l
OH M Cooper, l in 1 q innings Win-
ming pitcher-M. Cooper. Losing pitcher
-Coombs. Umpires-Messrs. Barlick and
Goetz. Time-2:21. Attendance (paid)
-2.5S5.
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Games Lead
In Reds Fans Poll
81 Per Cent Favor Them;
Others Well Divided
BY the Associated Press.


CINCINNATI, May 29-The Gin
cinnati Reds today completed tabu-
lation of the vote by fans to de-
termine when games should start
now that people IRE working around
the clock in war plants.
General Manager Warren c.
Giles said Is per cent wanted the
present pm, % per cent twilight,
81 per cent morning, and the re-
mainder miscellaneous times, in
Guiding more night games.
Sixty per cent Of the war workers
who voted at their factories wanted
morning games, while voting among
fans at the ball park showed 40
per cent for the regular pm. start,
and 80 per cent for twilight games
Giles said at the time the voting
started the club would abide by the
fans preferences, scheduling games
in proportion 20 the number of
votes given each starting time.
Evening star., 1943-05-30

Corps officials. Rice and Texas
would not be designated because
they already have naval ROTC
units and Texas A. and M. is too
crowded with future Army Off
GERS to take care of Marine
training.
Texas Christian, Southern
Methodist and Baylor are ex-
pected to be designated, meaning
some of the star football players
from Rice and Texas are likely
to turn up at +. G. u, S. M. U.
and Baylor.
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Ey the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 29.-The National
Football Leagues second meeting of
the year has been called for June
10 and 20 primarily to approve the
new schedule and draft an addi-
tional 200 collegians, but there's an
outside chance one or more petitions
for club franchises will be presented
then, too.
Commissioner Elmer Layden to-
day named Chicago as the site of
the encore meeting to the April
gathering, at which time member
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Officer Training May Scramble Grid Feuds
TronspIoning Of Southwest Players Creates Odd Situation

are not to be designated as ma
rine war colleges.
The upshot is that Baylor,
which was not expected to par
ticipate in Southwest Conference
athletics this year. may be given
a new lease, and Texas Christian
and Southern Methodist will be-
come the top teams, replacing
defending champion Texas and
highly-ranked Rice.
The reports came from Con-
gresham Albert Thomas of
Houston. who quoted Marine
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Reiser, Former Dodger,
Hurt in Auto Mishup
3y the Associated Press

3! the ASsoclated Press.
HERINGTON, Kans., May %
Pete Reiser, former Brooklyn Dodg-
ers outfielder now playing with the
Fort Riley {Kans.) Centaurs, suf-
Tered a bruised right shoulder in an
automobile accident near here today.
A blowout sent his car into a ditch.
Evening star., 1943-05-30
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press,
DALLAS, May 29-If a star
football player from Rice should
be sent to Texas Christian to
train with the Marines would he
play for the Horned Frogs? If
so, would he play against the
school for which he had given his
all for couple OF. years?
Such points are being raised
as reports indicate Rice and
Texas will lose most of their ex-
perienced gridders because they
Evening star., 1943-05-30

Totals Al Il II 13 Totals "a 8 27 13
'Batted for Lowry in ninth
st. Louis 42O O3O Oo1-1O
Philadelphia OO1 600 OlO-
Runs-Baker t2). Cliff (2). Laabs (.),
Chartak, Stephens, Sundra t2), Tyack
Lowry. Errors--Clift, Suder. Hail. Runs
Quinn. Hayes, Stephens, Mayo, Baker.
Estalella. Two-base hits-Laabs, Stephens,
hit-Estalella. Home run-Iaabs. Sac
rifice:-Clift sundra. Mayo. Double plays
-S1der to Hall to siebert Baker to Heff-
II: Philadelphia. z. Bases on bails-Ofi
Lowry, 5; gu Snndra, 1; Struck OUT
innings: OF Lowry. 10 in 7as innings.
Losing pitcher-Harris. Umpires-Messrs.
MCGOWAN and Rue. Time. 1857. Attend
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Official Score

Runs batted in-Kolloway. sullivan 2,
Johnson: Priddy, Early 2 Carrasquel,
Early. Stolen bases-Johnson 3 Applins.
Grant. Double plays--Sullivan lunas-
sisted. Left on bases-Ghicsxo. 9; Wash
swift i, Hseiner i. Hits of@smith. IN i;
Carrasauel, 6 in 6as; Haefner. in 2h
innings. Hit BY pitcher. BY Swift tspence).
Winning pitcher. ,carrasquel; losing pitch:
er. Smith. Umpires-Pipgras Berry and
Stewart. Time-2:09. Attendance (esti-
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Yankees Go on Batting Spree
To Beat Indians Easily, 9-5
Coast After Getting Seven Early ToI1ies;
Bonhum Outpitches Three Rival HurIers

The Indians did go to work for a
few moments in the ninth, when
Ray Mack poked out his second
homer of the year with two mates
aboard, but all it did was to make
the Yanks' winning margin a trine
smaller.
Evening star., 1943-05-30

nary.
Chief Specialist Matt Zunic of
the Navy. one of G. W.'s all-time
basket ball stars, will receive his de-
gree from the downtown school on
Wednesday. He finished his course
last summer, but was unable to re-
ceive his diploma in February due to
duties at Norfolk Naval Training
Station.
Ted Williams, former Red Sox
slugging star, now is an aviation
cadet at North Carolina Naval Pre-
flight School. Also assigned to duty
there is 1t. Johnny Baker, former
G. w. football coach. Bakers
roomie while he was taking the in
doctrination course at Chapel Hill
was Steve Barabas, Georgetown
halfback under Lou Little, who has
been ordered to Iowa pre-fght
school
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Nashville Sells Dugos,
.309 Hitter, to Leafs

BY the Associated Press.
TORONTO, May 29.-Gus Dugas
Of Nashville in the Southern Asso-
citation was purchased by the To-
ronto Maple Leafs of the 1nterna-
tional League today. Ducas hit .3O9
for Nashville last season.
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Score by innings:
Cleveland -

Score by innings:
Cleveland " OOO O01 O13-5
New York ------------ 431 O10 OOx-9
Runs = Bouoreau, Cullenhine. Denning.
Mack, Peters, Stainback. Stirnweiss (2),
Keller, Gordon. Etten, Lindell. Hemsley,
Bonham. Errors--Mack, Dean. Gordon
Runs batted in--Etten CO., Lindell (D,
Strnweiss (2l. Stainback, johnson, Heath,
Boudreau. Mack 80. Two-base hits
Cullenbine. Stanback: Lindell, johnson.
Three-base hit-Lindell. Home run-Mack
Stolen base-Stirnweiss. Sacriflce-John-
son. Double plays-Johnson to Gordon to
Etten ,(2l, stirnweiss to Gordon to Etten
land, 5. Bases on ballsVBonham. 4;
Dean. /. Strikeouts-By Bonham ,; BY
Center j by Poat 3; by Calvert, l. Hits
on Dean. in l inning (none out in
second): OF Center, 3 in 3 innings oil
Poat. 4 in 3 innings; off Calvert. in
inning. Wild pitch-By Center Losing
pitcher-Dean. Umpires-Messrs. sum
mers. Weafer and Grieve. Time-I 50,
Attendance-11 300 paid o
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Shades All A. |. Clubs

Tex Hughson, Red Sox star, who
led the American League with %
wins last season, is the only pitcher
to have winning edge over seven
other clubs.
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Tunney After Sea Duty

Comdr. Gene Tunney would like
sea duty. 1t Rob Middleton OF the
Navy, former athletic director at St.
Adams, is serving on an aircraft
carrier.
Beryl English, who for years had
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Win, Lose or Draw

By BURTON HAWKINS


Ellis Clary, Mats third
Washngtons Cay is dec
Grating the dugo1t
Haback Bob Seymour of the Redskins
Oklahoma
plant Sid Carroll business of the Redskins
Saturday.
Washington University
into Jim
Gallagher
i'm
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Standing of Clubs

Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
Chi at Wash. t2), Cleve. at Wash. (2),
l3O 100.
St L. at Phila. te). Det. at Phila. t2>.
Cleve. at N. Y. (3). Chi. at N. Y. t2).
Det. at Bost. CO. St. l.. at Bost. (2).
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600 O10 OO3 0O4
900 13O 900 OBJ

Score by innings. - ~, -. !.
Brooklyn -------- 600 O10 OO3 w
Cincinnati 900 13O 900 OBJ
Runs Walker. Herman (2), Moore,
Miller, crabtree Mccormick, Mesner, Tip
ton. Errors-None. Runs batted in
Moore. Medwick. Owen t2), Frey, crap
owen. Miller, Crabtree. Double PLAYS
to Vaughan to Camilli. Crabtree to Nc
Cormick Miller to Frey to Mccormick.
Left on bases Brooklyn, 5: Cincinnati,
IL Bases on balls-Newsom, 5; Macon.
2; Starr. . Strikeouts-By, NeWsom' 3;
Hits-Oh Newsom. in 4ls innings
of Weber, l in 22s innings; OF Macon:
3 in 3 innings; of Starr, 9 in 8 innings:
-Shoun Losing pitcher-Macon. I'm,
pires - Messrs. Magerkurth, Dunn ana
Stewart. Time-2:18. Attendance, 2,o4O.
Evening star., 1943-05-30
NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
Standing of Clubs

Cincinnati, 5: Brooklyn, 4.
Philadelphia, 4: Pittsburgh, 2.
Chicago, 4; Boston, 3.
St. Louis. 3; New York, 4.
Evening star., 1943-05-30

Totals 33 10 "a Totals 81 IS % 13
'Batted for center in NTH.
'fBatted for Poat in eighth
sssBatted for Calvert in ninth
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Major Statistics

SCNDH1,
AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
WASHINGTON. :; Chicago, 4 (night.
New York, 9: Cleveland. B.
Detroit. +; Boston, 4
ST. Louis, 10: Philadelphia, ..
Evening star., 1943-05-30

Totals 40 9'3o Totals 80 Ii 13 IA
.None out when winning run scored.
tBatted for Webber in eighth inning.
tBatted for Shoun in eleventh inning.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
horylond and VIRGINIA

ALEXANDRIA-Nice room for men or
Airport 3l5 La Verne ave TIE. 1874 9a:
1908 eith RID, NORTH, Arlington, va
and Per Pensaon Bdas snsse ca sanv 1913
ARLINGTON-Private home. twin beds.
single Or double. i4e3 North oG Greenbrier rec aIef
private gentle home for or :: on k ST.
buS. Call Glebe 1857 after : ewes. or
ARLINGTON-New home, new furniture,
southern exposure, semiprivate bath, un-
limited phone. cony. transportation. Gil.
ARLINGTON furnished bedrooms in
new home. semiprivate bath. Army. or
NRYI GtGsrs ooof preferred oxfe1d eda 2Ios
Furnished room, 3 exposures, shower bath,
garaee; conyenient 1oc bus. Gentleman.
ARLINGTON. vA.-Nicely furn. front bed
room fer :, gentlemen: close to bus lines.
ARLINGToN, yA.-Iovely rm., twin beds,
Sso % 10th nv AVE 10 Hystsaie Fensffe Mdsrsl. G sr
room; m or pTyate In a,s4 family; girl only After
COW trs nsp to penta aeon, Navy IVY H Bldg ioan and
g. ca ao Goth ST. 81 so,GTH.. Arlington, Va
GteS TO city: oil heat.
600 y 18th ST., Arlinston-Lar ree pine
entrance, pvt. lavatoryi laundry privileges;
ARLINGTON, VA.-Larre bedroom, semi
pvt. bath: pvt. home: unlim. phone ext;
191y ,S1- tSanTP EnGrWnon gsHtsman GIL o57s
Lovely room, next to bath, with continuous
hot water. unlim. phone: near bus Cali
Gil 53lS or Me. $500.
HfATTSNILLE-Larfe room. twin beds:
also single room On bus line Men only
ALEXANDRIA-Neatly furnished quarters
for. three, men: private bath, good quiet
residential area in clean. well-ordered
home' ,on ln.cenI zone TO Wash. TIE. I7s3.
share bath with ! other girl. Excellent
tranSp. Sunday after Q m, evenings 5
;;a@, NORTH BUCHANAN ST, Arlington.
a?s NORTH PAYNE ST. Arlington. va
Single or double, new home and furniture;
! block to bus; % minutes to town: $50
ARLINGTON, in Country Cub Hnls-Beau-
tifullv furr room. pvt bath, for oficer
nn, I'd wife: ,crc cory Of home. CHI. 46?S.
with own hot and cold water; adioins mod
ern bath, private home Cgentile,, large
Sri IvfR i2Rs sPRNGD5nb Ts Gd room ns4 house
Fseeninbg rbed priySeeg Ta e. UTILITIES and linens
1909 W. BRADDoCK RID, Alexandria, Va
officer Sc Tample i1l 59sa. SGD 'o' A'"'S OF naval
COL0RED-W!l give maids room in base
ment in exchange for one days work
weekly Plenty day work in neghborhood.
Evening star., 1943-11-13
ApARrMENrs uNruRNlsnsp.

sSdli. StiIs,ss fnS hsS5 private home; Employed
:sosa IA. AVE. 'sg. Sc. Apt. 1oa--New build
bath: near bus and shopping Center Center. $5Ss
sos s'isi sT s1nfaPnishea EmRGsfa sGuss sp
ATTRACTIVE .PAsrMEM, 8 rooms,
kltchsnette' Ms snat bath, Se5 Hyattsville, Md.
ssis KEARNEY ST NE. rhree-room,
kitchen. bath basement, apartment: .utiii-
sss sss inrniShsd; ~ 1 Sso; with extension phone
.ois PERRY ST. N.E.-s rooms and hath.
ami. Convenient to buses, MI. ,s4aa.
room roo. - issss; |! private BATH, , exposures,
snsEMfsTT ayS Te, arT no ogs1 1aom, d,r.tt.
e End Msnd bath, ntilitIes included 'srp Tbe
Frenklin, 1911 Franklin st. ne NO.
2 APARTMENT UNITS OF bedroom srd
kitchen kitchen each; beat furnished Call TR.
SooM S:s; asd ,ss. RTMESy SO
, i,s IEFFEssoS 81 g. NV rooms.
ffensn tsnsnne hath ads nss nT fasSshed .gss private
eei PRINCETON ri. N.W.3For . adults;
2 rooms. kitchen. near bath utilities. tele-
oss'9TsS Two fss m9stA krTcaaS S4s spt
nssne; 1ssn oHhS IN S;,ewish y, ~ ho~e IA: 1877.
en- and bath gas eiec heat and rUans refrsera kefa
NEAR @ :oth AND COZ iI%BIA Rp; NV
Ii ND Fep vaHnts SEQ Call oys7los1S7r ME .S7
river near Airport. Apt. 4 at 41a Bssh
terd ts ea l.ne a-bedrocm apt. available Nov.
r. bedroom; drooni $50, Available tn,med!ateIy
ap. gest ses pbear snior 4oe sssstcrd
ONE Of the MetTopoitan Arec 81 ~ a,e
apt, revelopments in nearby Va will supply
ao,a, ,neoroom apt. end srall salary to
Sren several younr married women without chill
switchboard operators. DAYS rer week
Must Nus be |illine to work some night shifts
also SUNDAYS md holidays. w-,te stating
:. ROOMS, kitchen semibath. utilities in
eleoec' ADULTS or couple. 1891 Pa, ave.
3-FM UNFuRN. Anr. for rent. Mrs. will
siIror sd psmpnrey; snninn $50 Silver Spring ave-
ttsrssnsd redecorated aeSe eectrie rresfs re
l!seFi1S1 RfsnvSoo ST bus Nd line @ aSo Jackson
;, 1900 so, aR,ocK "a. AVE-. we .1s@ .rsom apart
@f9t' ais NrwroS T45 TS9th ST. csll 1D SsI5 ssr
rooms, Kitchen, dinette and bath. ios elec
Fefg; $40 per month. E. NJ. Aiken. 500
TAKoMA PARK. Mp.-1 room. kitchen
go Garlond ave, Apt l. IL.
hlEhANpRiA, VA.--4-room duplex apt
rprinate entrsnr nre and stairway: convenient
70 ,o Pe|,a7on Blds and bus line. TIE. s5Ss
bath; mi: for couple; End floor; private
3 ROOMS AND BATH, entire end floor.
neat hight refrigerator and gas furnished
adults; block from Senator TNaater; $50
immedists occupancy. AT. 473l.
hOoMS, kitchen. unfurnshed, private
oatnroom; shower: near TRANSFORMATION:
scr sH. 60 Souple: Psffhferences utilities free
ONE 3-ROOM APT. and one I-room apt
with bath. in Takoma PARK 81. $50
ARLINGTON. UNAVAILABLE NOW.
Living rm.: din. alcove, bedrm. k. and b
MODERN APT BLDG To permanent
JSnantS U11 Soo Adults only. Restricted clientele
1905 HALEY TERRACE E.-o LARGE
rooms, sitchen bath, refrigerator, lust
uRC1oLo REALTY co, ME. 4o41.
2l3l lst ST N.W.--LARGE ROOM WITH
laise Kitchen end bath: heat, light and
gas 81 30: Adults only
l.. y. THACKER. HO 1857.
1901 North CaDitol
Evening star., 1943-11-13
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

ON OR BEFORE DEC. 10th, 2 or 3 bed
rm., unfurnished house. 3 permanent
adults; preferably Sc. section: reasonable
GROOM o aousE. uafarnished, reasona bile
rent; prefer Takoma Park or Silver Spring
areas Call SH. 8793 after 8 80 pm. IA
GEoRGETOWN-small. 2-bedrm,; attIac-
lively furn house: fireplace, garden; 9 to
9 months Decatur S034. IA
3 OR BEDROOM, furnished house; pref
erably oil heat; vicinity. Falls Church.
WIN supply own linen and silver. Phone
WANTED IMMEDiATELY-e-roo house
or apt. rent $40 or $45. for family of g.;
near bus or car line and school. Please
: OR BEDROOM. modern detached
house: nicely furnished. near good trans
Dortation. Call TIE. 1898. IA
MAN. WIFE. 6-year-old son. permanent
occupancy between December 18th and
January st. in Bethesda, Silver Spring or
Iakoma Park area near elementary school.
3. 3 OR / BEDROOM HOUSE in Lafayette
School district. Chevy Chase, D. c. Lease
or otherwise. OR. 6167.
OR ROOM, UNFURNISHED, MODERN
house. NV. section. for excellent client.
Early occupancy: Sl00-Sl so per mo. Call
EN-. 1890 until p.m., F. A. TWEED CO.,
1904 Conn ave
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Ncrtheost

II.
200, .o9 ST, ST. NE.-Laree front, frst-aoor
is54 SoRTa SiS fG0'@; CAR. r WEE HSk. ~r-Dous,e
room, rofn pdui running water; q block from lin
SINGLE ROOM in large apt. eentleman e4s
ssetseefo * Week ERqFmisS n oss phone conv transp
LIZ; i5ao WEBSTER sT. N.E-sinsle room,
ysnen san Ghs othss 10 rO9mr ssS con-
Prefer Govt workers. girls ." unlimited fah ns
SLEEPING sl,1l ROOM for settled woman or
aa sad Pus ST. neS NrL.rse rreai at s9Icv. SS9 'front.'
Rsaso1abIs Fs ,s 1a1k sr DU,r 4iSa' lN' Gnu ''''
double room; both newly furn,: next to
Savs5 sa s.s sGs ST. 0sf fs pH ro s5s. GOOD
q sdiss dssss ssSsi"' 70 0.aff After 'P0%r or
nicely FuRS. ROOM single or double.
tor girls, Hobart 3l96 after pm. or ali
1888 LINCOLN RID. N.E.-Nicely furnish
CO. Suitaote one or two cooking PRIVILEGES
30i MASS. AVE; N,E.-Large front room,
per week. One block from Navy Yard and
home clean front room: l gentleman
3I7 10th ST N.E-Attractive front room
next bath IN private gentle home, single
2"9 c ST N.E-Rooms double $40;
TTingle mails, SG9 $50 cont heat and hot water,
~ BUCHANAN ST. N.E-GirL Catholic
to share master bedroom with > Govt
sir,s; sn; all home privileges; near bus. GE,
1899 I. CAPITOL ST.-Large front room.
suit 3 girls; excel. transp.; unlim phone;
laundry facilities: walking dist, Armory
lI1o Monroe st. n.e.-Would
come one like tn have nice twin bed living
room. also single or double room? Uni.
phonc: bus a the door ch.w. CO 1919.
los 2nd ST. Mclean. well-furnShed
room. next bath, water in room. twin beds;
Eth ST. Ne. 5000. near @@nd and Shep-
herd bus-Clean. warm rnr.; in pvt home;
c h.w no. O4l%
MICH, PARK. 43O7 1eth st ne-small
Sinele front room, clean. attr,, adi. bath.
shower; near transp; day empl DU n47:}
roR CoLoREDCFfont room for Govern
ment yorker Cali North 4573.
CoLoRED-Room for married couple no
children or girls, kit. privileges; cony.
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APARTMENTS WANTED,

e-BEDRooM, living room, kitchen and
wa sshingfon. Phone National SEQ. 'Atss- Ex-
SAILOR, with wife and daughter. desires
small. furn. apartment, with facilities;
so1 eoRvenis1, 177H ssy Navy Research Laborstory.
ART STUDIO with skylght; all or part
VIE, NHX.i share nsr1rEn or sgblet Wo. 1883. ~
room, furnished apartment, in NV. section,
near, Connecticut or Wisconsin aves.. pref
eraoly nau north of Calvert, st. Occupancy
Dec. to 10. Wo. 555@. $50 to s pm.
BACHELOR OFFICER. Allied Army. re-
ren.iy rerni arrived on diplomatic post, urgently
for furnished apartment in NV. apart
msqt sth h h0uss sr Ssss 9ssisFs5y on Conn
ana nc -. .kitchenette: prefer, to share a larger
apRrtmsnt A. nSm K,TrnTNan i TnaYsjdssls GO: $500
and Col. rd, Write special delivery, ROY n
"iseman' 2o3o ST. NV. Phone DI. 1868
NV. SECTION. l to bedrooms livins
rm;. kitchen, private bath apt. furn. l''oT or
9nturni IN naso Until pm. call DI 79i2 or
YOUNG COUPLE and lovely child would
like to share apt. or home Of elderly ~pelo per-
son son wishing companionship. Box 23O-J,
g OR 3 BEDROOMS, living room. kitchen
GGuRSIsMED GsaISdfam;lD { or UNFyRN. apartment in
and 23rd ,sts. Living. room, bedroom.
sslreaen snnaen and ana bath bath Excel. ref Ex. O2s2
A RESPECTFUL colored family wishes to
rent an apartment or house Please call
NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE here under
permanent orders need furnished apart
Tns1 me1t , or 4 rooms. Price secondary.
understand and appreciate care of nice
things Thing Maid service preferred Gail Me.
naon' na ROOM 644, between hours of 1919
i-RM. FURN. BACHELOR APT, bath and
KltGhenette, NV: walking distance to K
sna snd I6th. References exchanged. Box
FURNISHED APT, 3 or rooms, by 2
; adults; iaoS IA vicinity of Fort Myer. Cali
BRIG. GEN. regular Army. ordered here,
permanent assignment, wants unfurnished
apartment or modern house, three or four
oedrooms. two baths; convenient Connecti-
g 800 rnvE Ext ; 574ss; 9 to weekdays. IA.
unflrn; apt: wanted by employed service
VIE vie ,5a 5Sa45-S5o mo. Excellent references.
ARMY cAPfAiN, wife and baby. desire /
oorr.22 5edrcom, furnished apt. Franklin
$3.50, Ext. 396. IA