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st. Mory's -
Beaten 31.Z1
bySt. Freds

st. Mary's Mountaineers con-
tinued on their losing streak Fri
day and bowed down TO St. Fred
ericks of Pontiac 81 10 81. The
game was played at Pontiac.
Although st. Fred's took the
lead in the first quarter and
never lost it, the score was close
during the first three quarters.
II was not until the last eight
minutes of play that the winner
was definitely decided. 1t was
in these last few minutes OF
play that two st. Mary's play
ers, Petitpren and Ballantine.
were lost on fouls. giving their
opponents a decided edge in
power.
Employing the zone defense,
shifting into the man to man,
the Mountaineers were able to
guard their ground the first
three quarters as well as did St.
Freds, who also used the same
defense, but were unable TO hit
the basket as well. High man for
the st. Mary's team was Petit
prem with eight points. Last
Tuesday the Mountaineers lost TO
st. Rita's OF Detroit, "a TO 26.
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Top-5pof Tie
ityLeague
Golden Beers
Coin Overtime
Win Over Vieos

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Raggedy Ann s. 20, Super
Cleaners 10.
Schools s. 81, Goebel 16.
Golden Bears l3, Vico Weld
ing 9.
Batklns Radio AZ. Five Aces
Is.
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Raggedy Ann 5 Upsets Leading Supers
RoIIie Williams Says Iowa
Seohowks in Champ Class

four league starts. Friday nights
trip 10 Ann Arbor viii be the
first conference road appear
ance for Iowa which polished off
Minnesota and Purdue at home.
The weeks league firing starts
tomorrow night when Indiana
plays host 10 Purdue. 1t will be
the second start for the Hoos-
iers who dropped their opener
TO Michigan. Purdue nipped
Ohio State but then lost to Min
nesota and Iowa.
Another Friday night contest
sends still dangerous Northwest
ern TO Illinois. The Wildcats
were tripped by Ohio State last
Saturday after Overwhelming
Wisconsin and Minnesota. Hi
nois split with Michigan in its
only two games TO date.
Three games are booked Sat-
urday night with Indiana at
Minnesota, Michigan at Ohio
State and Northwestern at Pur-
due.
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Bother Five
Cunning for
Hazel Park

The Battling Bathers will
again be out to avenge a defeat
tonight when they meet Hazel
Park, having lost to Port Huron
Friday, 81 TO -. The game will
be played on the Hazel Park
basketball court, and will start
about $40 p. m. The reserves
will play at p. m.
II anything can be forecast by
comparative scores, tonlghts
game should prove TO be close
affair. Hazel Park lost to Lin
coin Park by two points, to East
Detroit by six points. The Bath
ers lost TO. East Detroit by four
points. Both schools will also
floor teams about the same size.
1t was a case of speed out
playing height Friday night, as
the Bathers were submerged by
the Port Huron quintet which
grabbed the lead by one point
in the first quarter, six 10 five,
and readily added 10 it. AT half
time Port Huron was out in
front 81 to 8, and at the end of
the third quarter lead 25 TO 10.
The short Port Huron five also
outpassed the Bathers as they
made IL out of 81 attempted
field shots, to Mount Clemens
six out of 40. The winners, who
also made more Of their free
throws had seven fouls called on
them TO the Bathers IL.
The Port Huron reserves.
however, had tough job Of
defeating their opponents as
they wedged out the Bather
reserves in an over time period,
20 TO 10.
Port Huron Forwards, Alex
ander, pts, Phare, 0 pts,
Thomas, IL pts, Collins, 0 pts;
centers, Everitt, 5 pts, Washing
ton. 0 pts; guards, Bovee, 4 PTS,
Whitlcan, 0 pts, Haley, S pts,
Perkins, O pts.
Mount Clemens: Forwards,
NJ ming, 2 pts, Charbeneau, 0
PTS, Thoel, 0 pts, Vickers, 0 pts;
centers- Mas lpts., Shaw 0
pts. guards. Sahrow. 2 pts,
Torrey, 0 pts, Schroeder, 2 pts.
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Athletes Draft
Fingers No. l

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan. 10
ID Willie Pep OF Hartford,
the worlds featherweight box.
ing champ New York version)
who has a medical discharge
from the Navy, today faces q
pre-induction physical examina.
ton here, the result of which
may set trend for the entire
sports world.
Pep, who served q nine
months hitch in the Navy, is tho
first big-name athlete called by
his draft board for re-examina.
ton since the recent announce
ment of the Selective Service
plans 10 force -non=essentially
employed AIS into war work.
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club dug itself deeper in the
basement by losing a 2l-l6 con-
test to Schools Five. The two
teams were knotted at 10 points
as the half ended but Schools
collected five markers in the
third quarter while Goebel was
held scoreless and that was the
margin OF victory as each team
made six points in the fourth
period. Cottrell was the star of
the School club getting Ii points
on seven field goals. Bob Streu
put four shots through the hoop
and led the Goebel quintet with
eight markers.
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CHICAGO, Jan. l6 - up -
Iowas undefeated Hawkeyes
are AS good-if not better-than
the last Big Ten title-winner
from the state where the tall
corn grows, says Rollie Williams.
Silver matched Williams. new
athletic officer at Great Lakes
and former Iowa cage coach. isn't
fatty predicting the first Hawk
eye championship since 1925.
and that only title share, but
ne thinks they'll cop If they get
the breaks along the way
They're good" he asserted at
a meeting Of Chicago basketball
writer's, Just about as good as
any team Iowa has ever had.
Il d say that perhaps they are
even better than that 1926
team" he said, but Pops Coach
Lawrence Harrison of the cur
rent Iowa team probably could
tell better. He played on that
outfit along With-stieff- stafs-as
Van Deusen, Hogan. Wilcox and
Miller
Williams, who was assistant
to Coach Sam Barry at that time,
pointed out tht the 1926 Hawk
eyes lost four in a row before
hitting the stride that gave them
share of the title with Michi-
gan, Indiana and Purdue. The
Hawks finished with an "a rec
ord.
The l945 Hawkeyes won their
first two conference games for
their seventh and eighth victo-
rleS of the season.
The next to get a crack at the
high flying Hawkeyes is Michi-
gan which has broken even in
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hint what happen when they start reclosstyne
AN athletes yeor or SO oeo Rochester had swell short
stop Al (Red Schoendenst, who considered cnch TO
stick around and maybe 90 to the Cardinals because OF
eye injury had put him in AZ. But Al was reclossIted
and Undue ted . The other doy Som Breodon Of the
Cards received word that Shoendenst had been discharged
. The Akron U basketball poyers with the exception OF
one l7-yeorod employed in Akron plants besides
going school The Fritz Macy works the shift
. Streak stuff Woterle Maine. high school is shooting
for its 5Oth consecutive basketball victory tonight And Dart
mouths hockey team hos played As without loss Six
colleges already have entered the West Point track
relays Jon r. Five Of them might we'll tronsporta
ton and let the cadets time triols.
Service Dept.
After winning the first hoIf championship Of the Eleventh
Naval District the San Diego Marine Corps Bose basketball
dsbonded when Capt Charles R. Church, athletic
officer found the Of his poyers down to the
scorekeePer ond equipment nonaeer the tronster list
Also in the outbound we're Pfc Roy Seors 37yeor
old distance and Pfc BODY Breee the boxer
In the line when Cop George B Huffman Keeser Field
Miss COACH asked for his steftine lineup he
Piled You coll the shipping and receiving department;
the clerk might give you the opening five.
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Sports Roundup
ev HUGH FULLERTON. JR.

NEW YORK. Jon Is - tAP) - There seems to be some
Justification for the basketball coaches complaint that allow
ina player fifth personol foul hos resulted in ou9her
oome After observing army game from which four
blowers elected as free throws tried SSo sid
GRAY oked what the eeoest number OF fouls ever mooe
in oone without hochets. Of course, old or new rules
There's no hand but over the post week end
St Johns and Temple charged with SO personal FOULS
Oklahoma and Nebraska with s. and 0reot Lakes ond Nor
quee with g. Colgate 20 fouls against army gave the codets
IS free throws . Any better figures to offer3
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Go|fing Fan Doesn't
LEI Snow Stop Him

CHICAGO. Jan 16 Up -
The heaviest fall of snow in
years covers Chicago-and its
golf courses but Charles T..
Jackson, 63-year-old construc-
ton engineer, keeps on playing
golf every Sunday at the Edge
water Golf Club. He uses yell
low ball and because of the
heavy snow on the links he has
pared his winter game to a tee
to green arrangement.
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BowIins's
|Hi-Hitters

ERMA DAVIS - $40 (232).
Ladies' Minor League.
BONNIE MEEKER-441. Wo-
mems Novice League.
HENRY HELZER-578 GID
House League.
EVELYN NICHOLS - 482.
Ladies' Friday Night League.
JOHN KANDT - 551 (202) i.
Lutheran League. y
ELDON VALENTINE - $40.
Glass B League.
KARL WERNER - $50. HOLY
Name League.
ERMA HERR - 495. Ladies'
Minor League.
RALPH BURST - SGT (235).
Civic League.
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The biggest upset of the five
week old season in the City Re-
creation Basketball League was
chalked up last night at the
high school gymnasium when
Raggedy Ann Five nosed out
Super Cleaners, 20-l9, to put
the first blemish on the Cleaner
record. The Super loss and a
victory for Batkins Radio over
Five Aces, APIS, brought about
deadlock for first place be-
tween the Quinnmen and the
Radio five. Each has won four
contests and lost one.
Catching the Supermen on an
off night the Raggedy AIMS ran
up IA TO , lead at the half.
Both quintetS counted four
points in the third quarter but
the Raggedy Ann s. STAYED off
last period rush by the Cleaners
and Walter Ostrom's field goal In
the closing minutes provided the
Raggedy AIMS with an edge they
chung 10 until the final whistle.
Lieut.. Bennett with six baskets
for IL points led the winners
while Winnie Hazard. Ralph
Soenen and Homer Van Hollen-
beck came out of the fray with
five points apiece.
SIEWERT, IA POINTS
Ralph SieWert, elongated CEN
ter for Batklns Radio, dumped
in seven field goals for Ii points
to lead the Radiomen to an easy
win over Five Aces. Batkins held
l6 to margin at the half and
poured in rs additional markers
in the last two quarters while
holding the Aces to IL. Lyle
Bliss pressed SieWert for honors
on the Batkins team by sinking
six buckets from the field good
for IL points and Darling
counted 10 points on five field
goals. Forton led the Aces with
nine counters on four goals and
free throw.
The loWeStscoring game Of
the evening saw Golden Bears
grab 1873 decision from Vico
Welding in an overtime affair.
1t was the second straight de-
feat for the Welders.
The Vico outfit took a to 3
lead In the first period and the
half ended with the same score
as neither club could produce
a score in the second canto. The
Welders outscored the Bears in,
the third quarter, 3 to 2, but
Perry Miyake and Bat Ikegami
came through with baskets in
the fourth quarter to offset one
by Jack Rood and the game was
all tied up at the final whistle.
The loss of Rood on fouls handi-
capped the Vico team and they
were forced to play the overtime
session with only four men. A
field goal by Yo Minami and
foul shots by Ikegami and Hank
Fujiwara gave the Bears their
four-point edge in the added,
frame. Rood topped the Weld
ing team with four counters and
Ikegami and George Miyake
paced the Golden Bears With
three each.
The cellar dwelling Goebel
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You Can't Libel Brooklyn

In the current Inter Annerlcon r1ooozIne, Jonce ~
Bauron the baseball world series OF Caracas
Venezuela. The article deals largely with souobbles pop
bottle pitching knife wiedne and finoI argument when
Mexcos had TO forfeit the deciding beoouse most
the players walked OUT in protest Of Venezueon u"
pire's decision In conclusion she quotes exuon fan:
"Coocas until Toned the birthplace Of Bolivar; here
otter to be known os the Brooklyn Of South America.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ALTERATIONS can add charm, and indi-
y ytdTalty as VEL as additional value to
papering roofing flooring, modernizing OF
bathrms.. Kitchens; everything in the way
0 Of altering or BUILDING Estimates nd
mechanics used for all work. Liberal terms
to , suit yeTg budget; DISTRICT IMPR0yE-
Con. resdensiai s and comm sHa eenssras
t WEAIrH eoNsr fG5fs5Ss co. 81 My
all kinds; Estimates furn. and all work
Satisfaction. Dennis E. Dillon. IA. 1855.
GARAGE, 10x20; new mSodern, pretabri-
5 RofkSsllMs Nj roofing siding insula.
m SP stos aa issh S4F sEnS 5 &C. t 81
RECREATION ROOMS, $3.50 up; immedi-
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REMou EEL: . gqasTnin, z9s5 nome P9y:
E i SlseIsrA '5 AND w MAsHrseTos is ssn
Johns Manvilie roofing, siding. insulation,
terms, no APO Member Johns-Manville
Home Improvement Guild.
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best:
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ING CONTRACTORS INC. 1912 Wiscon-
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Al SERVICE on small carpentry and in
terror remodeling jobs Call after pm.
AT 1926
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ing in planning and constructing for your
personal requirements, IN your new home
present one. Estimates made. Call Elk
1924. Q am. to . pm, and RIA. 1925
after pfn IL
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

LARGE, bright. first-fioor room, girls or
laund. priv; you'll feel at home; 20 min
I1oI 18th ST. N.W.-TWo sifis to Share
room with another: vacancy in double:
warm, nicely furnished; selected menus;
NICE ROOM with shower, and board, with
nice. small. . private home; convenient
c aRRoLE sG spRSd 5 Sts Forest Glen a Mo-
s miles White House. 40 rooms. hot and
cold running water, large dining room and
Lounge bus services and car pools. sH.
I40I 18th ST. Nw.-Large double room A.;
vacancy In triple; ideal location; SWITCH
1914 10th ST. NW.-Nice double room,
men only home-cooked meals; excellent
A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED, extra-large
room with board, near Dupont Circle;
can be shared by gentlemen or ladies,
call NJ o5hs employed ana oil good habits
sPLENbID' OPPORTUNITY for 2 gentle
men OF good habits and permanently en-
board in centrally located house near
Dupont 5a1s ,et Gir sE Phone NO o55s. 49,.
in large triple room, home-coo a meals zeal
1914 18th ST N.W.-FoT men only: to
DUPONT e ciRc sIR ' i5aa 18th St NV
Room and exceptionally fine board in large
eXciuslVe establishment; rates S45 to
1902 18th ST. N.w-vacancy for two
girls, comfortable room
1873 NJ ST. N.W.-Walking distance 10
Government buildings; doubles and triples,
some private baths
1774 MASS. AVE. N.W-Vacancy for 2
young ladies in large newly furnished re-
decorated RIM; private bath; $50 each mo
VERY LARGE attractive room for 3 or
girls. $40 each. Other vacancies. DE
1927 18th ST. NV. Cnear Dupont Circle)-
Girls, lovely double rms. available Jan
lst, two meals every day including Sun
gay hotel style, at popular prices
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

1898 o ST. NV rms and bath, avail
s ape lm m, TO small family witt
until o. weekdays after pm; s425o 4
&c, OR . GIRLS to share modern s-rm. apt
20; S S35 for l: $50 for >. Call FIR. $500
BEDROOMS, liy rm kitchen and bath
about Jan. 9th. Shown by appointment
WSEAsHBIB gg & CO. 927 N. Y. ave. NV
WANTED. young girl, under 25, with ref
erences; to share comfortable apt, con.
cce onmbls I'd with nth OtesF girls l5s
1921 9th ST. NV or girls to shar.
bath with one other girl Apply anytime
PEI ween m. and 10 am. ask for MRS
FURNISHED APIS. Galveston pl sw-
Between Nichols ave. and Forester st
Living room, bedroom. dinette, kitchen anc
bath Ss5 per month. all utilities includ
s sG f FP 4a az premises IS Galveston pl
REFINED LADY between IS and 40 to
share share Groom gentle apt. with other lady;
5ls st AD 81 a. sa D9 rs4 f2r o oB9
se odr ,d Kit :,i sep III in pyt home. md
end e. s com p: t fur 3-rm; apt 51o1 N. Cap,
ST.. DID 30 per mo. IA. 0S46.
1877 35th ST. N.E-Girl to share 3 rooms.
kitchen and bath with another girl; unIim.
phone: 81 80. Cali II. 6s4O after g.
1881 STAPLES ST. N.E.-Girl to share ] =
room. kitchen and bath apt. with another
glrl: S25 month. II. 1929.
5O06 ILLINOIS AVE. NV rooms and
bath BATH all fseiites included for working
TO SHARE basement studio apt. Kitchen
and bed-living room, S2S month 513
Oakwooo st. Sc. CONGRESS Aptsl. Call
Mon. or Tues. pm. Entrance at rear
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PERSONAL.

PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHILDREN, family
groups, ETC., by reputable concern. In
s s9qr heme 90 Gr our studios CHEVY CHASE
JANUARY CLEARANCE of foundations.
girdles. brassieres and lingerie; reductions
caded DoRNE CORSET sa6P 1921
18th St |. n NV ITiyoli Bldg.
other details. ELKAY PHoToGRAPHERs
C kTgbs wR AP Lag StRv,crs w ,ao55 =,
SSp peTilsrS ARTICLES; scripts etc: 81
traits-.taken in your home at your conven-
fence. Phone CHI 1866 for appointment. Sc
PHOTOS OF your baby in your home; 20
t tRsse 0ysy neutral in yO%T eh
We NED NEED daY HOME 81 sVf SADLY and can
all cash for q fairly modern home in a
good residential neighborhood Replies
son s99nfidential. No agents. please. Box &C.
RELIABLE, unencumbered widow of re-
nnement desires position as companion:
f fd4iS. weuld n Be 5pterested in going
furnish excellent reference, have health
ee1 i5b For interview call Decatur
NURSE HAS VACANCY for elderly lady ID in
s iTss seF FIS4uR ST 40f5 n.s1
made st modest prices in your home.
s sh2Pe o 81 i SsaRTk f5a
RHoNE sHEfHEkb $3.50. s:pfS- for Mis-.
ssd iSh an II vo you are IN need Of ioar up to
MODEM DREssMAKTNG STUDIO. GEN.
NNal1y located located; formerly Of Fifth ave,
SUITS, coats to order, also restyling and
allegations; moderate prices, LIZA ENGEL,
l fHa9 F st s6 NV Room 20. Telephone
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL,
G modern nd day and boarding school for chill
fuT T0 from 1ld ah Daily ya tan Of
T TNTRoSfrro 1891 GeeEgia ave, 81 1874
trait taken in your home, only 81 so; also
copying and coloring. Glebe, 0s61 %
HOWELL ACADEMY boarding School. b boys.
FTsI through 9Th grade mSgg
A BEAUTIFUL FLOOR is what every one
per per month arranged with first payment
service available immediately Phone now
eS sitnas euL ETsRkn S WOMAN teaches
f 0ToT French conversation: private
DESIRABLE privately owned home Of
Tered middle aged white woman to care
Tor an S-ysarsold boy in a motherless home
Box 331-B, Star, or call GE. 2269 after
. p m. 81
waver SOC. UPSHUR BEAUTY COLLEGE,
3n0l Both st ne. Phone WA 1929. l3s
NURSES AVAILABLE-Need a nurse?
Proof Of qualifications, including reliabil-
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MOTHERS! Do you want some one to mind
baby For information call Trinidad 1870
SLIP COVERS, DRAPERIES. CO. $500.
BedspresdS, use your fabric: 5-day de-
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NURSE will care for patient in her private
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

RETURNING VETERANS and other en-
oss fsns ana qb5Ssny
rooms, Il YOU have Something, 70 rent.
Srirs HSTsins ofise Ssth St and Prospect
modations for wife, two babies q yrs. and
| yro by Jan. 1: will consider apt or
house. Turn or nnfurn; to SIS mo; perm.
aye Nv washington TOM 7. g. 5. c. o0o Or phone
GovT. ENGINEER. perm, desires 2 or 3
W TSom agar apartment furn. or unfurn. Phone
SMALL HOUSE or a-bedroom apt. in wash
ington or nearby Md; and Va. MA. 1870
refsr and priVste bath. uFn MI s7o sp' .i'h
ba and nE EtcSen Seng
to 500 viii adVanee MONEY rf for I reaeco sso
P eer oh du RE s snd T.
Or nearby Va sabet aa assure IL eaTe
e * sd references: urgent, Falls Church
THREE MARINES. soon to be discharged,
e dsSFe service e duties Ie sp ssgnsd
sEhGbR esD NE R a nfs 49, yr old
b baby NEED apt unfarn or furn
APAR 1ssEsF IN NsW W. viii l tra Se 1910
plymouth club coupe in exchange for rent.
GRADUATE. STUDENT, married. wants 1
or 2 room. furn. or unfurn. apt, NV. Cali
DI. 4240 before $50 pm. l.
GOING SOUTH? Young couple with in
FAINT seek and would greatly appreciate
your a-bedroom furnished apartment Of
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cupancy; prefer NV. vicinity or nearby
suburb, with convenient TRANSPORTATION to
State Dept, Call MRS. HALL, cariyn
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VETERAN and wife urgently need fur
nished or unfurnished apartment; non
drinking, nonsmoking. Can Dupont 6fSlS
UNFINISHED one-bedroom, kitchenette
bath apartment ursently needed by per.
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mother. NV. section. Call Sun and eve.
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to Penna, ave. Sc. DU. 1417 Il
GOVT OFFICIAL AND WIFE need furn
small apt. pvt. bath. for indefinite period
months or more; excel care guaranteed
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WAVE OFFICER, Groom furn. apt, bed
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Circle; months, Box CSC. Star. 31s
BACHELOR desires one-bedroom apart.
ment with kitchen and private bath: down.
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COUPLE, no children or pets. wants unfur
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COUPLE. refined. educated, IN early 40s
permanently assigned. husband an execu-
tive. wife ex-teacher, desire a home with
you CARING for esildre sts or ASSISTING
DRESSMAKING, design. remod., alteIa-
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BERT, 1880 Irving NV, Apt. 4, AID. 223S.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK, experienced
GIRL, coloped. young. wants part-time Job
waitress or cafeteria work from pm.
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SECRETARY sTENoGRAPHER, expert
enced. young, excellent background; desires
TYPIST, experienced; some KNOWLEDGE
shorthand; good reference; reliable; 5-day
VISITING sl;r Nc NURSE; am; care, l hr. rep
WOMAN, years OF experience as owner
operator and manager OF hotel or apt.
house. desires something permanent. Box
WOMAN EXECUTIVE available for posi-
ton; IL years experience, SO years old
college education, good background; ref
erences furnished; experienced in secre-
tarial work. once management, personnel
and public relations. Starting salary, S3,-
500. Write Box 14-C, Star az
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HOUSES FURNISHED
TO SETTLED ADULTS. comfortabl

TO SETTLED ADULTS. comfortable. clean.
Groom country home in suburbs Of Alexan-
dria. Va: l small room occupied and l or
meals per day desired for refined, quiet.
l7-year-old schoolboy until June: reason
able rent as result will lease for indefinite
time to right party; all modern conven-
fences and own car necessary. AL. O649
Sun, Mon.
FALLS CHURCH, yA.-Attractive, modern
Cape Cod house, on . acres of sround; 8
bedrooms, baths available Immediately:
1928 mo, furnished. For further infor-
nation, call Mrs. Murphy, MI. 62ae ewes,
or DE. 4101 during office hours. FRANCES
POWELL HILL, 1908 Goth st. NV.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED 7-room hons
in Kensington. Md; will rent very reason
ably to couple with not more than chill
dren, provided l can reserve for own use
time Sunday. 81
FURNISHED 4-BEpRooM HOUSE, 3 baths,
nearby Virginia; January. l to April /:
ceiling, $3.50: offers considered: references
required. Dial Operator Elmwood 391.
GEORGETOWN = Brick, semi detached,
kitchen. dining nm, living rm.. study, 2
bedrras;: ga baths adults, teen-age chill:
DE 6463. 1854 9th st. NV.
FURNISHED GROOM house coal heat, re-
frigerator. etc: S125 month. 1913 Cue
bee nj NV ia 9T67