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Ap SPORTS
ROUNDUP
BY HUGH FULLERTON. JR.

NEW YORK. Sept. g "a Ken
lucky College President, Louisvilles
John w. Taylor proposes that col
leges should hire football players
Just like professors" instead of hir-
ing them by the present system . !.
But what spectator would pay three
bucks Cor more) to watch eleven
college professors?
Ohio State u, which drew 603,600
cash customers for last football sea-
son, expects to top that mark this
year And after tipping that in
daughter Rosemary, of Seattle. were
took time cut to wish he was work.
ing on percentage,
Jersey Jones figures it is ironic
that Rocky Graziano. New York
resident, will have to pay an income
tax on his ring earnings to a state
which bars him from fighting. And
if he clashes with Tony Yale again
before Jan. /. Rocky's tax this year
will be more than enough to pay
Commissioner Eddie Egans salary.
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Ring DOPE

Must be getting tough going in
the boxing world for just look ut The
bouts and participants in last nights
punch tests:
AT Chicago = Abel Cestac, 222ls
Argentina, outpointed Mckinley
English. 204ia, Detroit (8).
At Baltimore Moore. 173
ST Louis, stopped Jimmy Bivins, 1873,
Cleveland 90.
At New York frankie Palermo.
1s3ia. New York. oatpointed Bobby
Ruffin. 1884,. New York (8)).
At New York-Tonv Pellone, 146M
New York. stopped Willard Hogan,
1929, New York 80.
At San Francisco-Tommy Egan.
1913. San Francisco, outpointed AL
Robinson, 143, Fresno, Calf. 10).
At Vancouver, B. C.-Emory Jack
son, 100, Richmond, Calf, decision
ed Bernie Reynolds, 1853, Bellingham,
Wash. (10l.
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RAINIERS TO
TOUCHEN UP
DURING week
Going 10 Make Play for
Fourth Place 10 GET
Into PIdyoff Series
lBy TIE Associated Press

The Los Angeles Angels come
home to defend 81 game Coast
League lear this week against sew
birthplace Sacramento, while run
rcr-up San Francisco tries to make
up the deficit at the expense OF
cellar dwelling San Diego.
The Angels may not have smooth
sailing In IA games played to-
date, they have gained no better
than a TT split with the Solons,
An San Die . hold an 8-6 edge
on the Seals thus far, which means
O'Douls boys may have trouble
closing the gap.
Likewise, third-place Portland,
which hosts Hollywood, will be
hard pressed to shorten the five
lengths by which they trail Los
Angeles. The Stars have taken
10 out of IA from the Beavers.
Oakland at Seattle completes the
schedule. The Oaks hold 9-5
bulge on the Rainiers, who will be
trying hard to dislodge the Acorns
from fourth place and gain the
playoffs three weeks hence.
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WELL EARNED GROCERIES

Douglas and Gordon Wahto ar
lived home last Sunday evening
with a man-sized days work be-
hind them. but also with a prize
l60-round dressed, four pound buck
to prove their days labor.
Gordon brought Gown thc big
buck with long shot Sunday
morning near the head of Stink
Creek on Douglas Island After
dressing, the brothers packed
S eady by relays for seven hours
before landing it on the beach
where they had their boat moored.
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DIV. CLUB TO MEET

The Douglas Island Woman's
Club will hold their first meet
ing of the new season at the
home of Mrs. Shelly Reed, on C
Street, between Third and Fourth
Avenue, tomorrow, Wednesday eve
ming at o'clock. The officers
wish to see all the regular mem
bers at the meeting and extend
cordial invitation to all new
Corners in the community.
A committee of the Club will lie
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DOUGLAS
NEWS
INITIATION WEEK

Freshmen in the Douglas Public
School ale in for bad time the
rest of this week Initiation Week,
tegan Yesterday, and already the
upper class students are getting
their man-sized paddles shinei
up for use on the Froshs. Friday
evening will be the climax with
a party at the school, at which
lively time is promised for the
nine freshmen students Alfred
Rurli, Lowell Mcclellan, Terry
Snethen, Larry Pusich, Gary Bach,
Gloria Anderson. Rex Hermann
Bill Goetz and Bob Mccormick
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JOB INSURANCE

During the summer an umpire
from Jersey City, Bill Godfrey
wandered into the international
League office looking for job and
was brushed off with the usual
leave your address" That same
evening the umps assigned to a twi-
light doubleheader at Jersey City
got mixed no and failed to appear.
so Prexy Shag Shaughnessy called
the number bill had left and put
him to work The upshot was a
regular job en- the I. l.. staff.
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AFTERNOON CIRCLE O.:
WS(S MEETS TOMORROW

The afterrooA circle CT the
Methodist Women's Society of
Christian Service Will meet torlor-
row afternoon, Sept. 10, at 2 O'Clock
at the home OF Mrs Florence
Phelps, 6l2 West 10th Street. Miss
Claudia Kelsey viii lead the study
and discussion of Portrait OF s
Pilgrim" by 3. C. Gallagher. A
cordial invitation is evterdNd 20 ~
visiting and local women of the
community.
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BRIEF VISITOR

Robert K. Coote, from the Wash
ineton, D. c.. office of The Bureau
of Land Management, is in Juneau
on a brief visit He has been in The
interior for the past few weeks and
will leave here today enroute TO his
headquarters. He arrived here Sat
uday.
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CANNERY WORKERS IN

Douglas natives who worked at
the Hawk Inlet Cannery this sum-
mer are returning to their homes
this week. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Weaver arrived on their own boat
this morning and the rest are ar
irving on the Companies boat.
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GALEHOUSES HERE

Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Galehouse and
daughter Shelley Aleece arrived IN
juneau SATURDAY. for short visit
with Mrs. Galehouse's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. S. Graves. Mr.. and
Mrs Galehouse make their summer
home in Cold Spring Bay, New York.
He is in the plastic business.
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League
| c ers

There is little change today in
the lineup of leaders in the big
league but here is how they figure
out to date:
American League
Batting-Williams Boston. 1877;
Mitchell, Cleveland, McCosky,
Philadelphia, Wright, Chicago, all
in the same class with 1926
Runs batted in-William, Bos-
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H0SYiIAL NOTES

Admitted to st. AIMS HOSPITAL
Yesterday for medical attention
were Mrs. Neva Jensen, Joe Kelly
Jim Trip and Master Eric Ty-
rene, Louise Menard
Mrs. M. L. Sanstrom and baby
girl were discharged from the hes
pital.
Entering the Government Hos
pital yesterday were Louise Ham
mond of Haines and Shir.eJ Ann
Hawkins. of Juneau.
RU nj M A GE S ALE
Old and new; Friday, IL, next
to Sears. GIT 81
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CANNING co. MEETING

A stockholders meeting OF the
Douglas Canning Co. Inc, has been
called for this evening at O'Clock
in the City Hall. by Secretary M.
NJ Miller All stockholders should
attend this special meeting which
has been called for the purpose
of opinion, discussion ana the
transaction OF business.
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WEEkEND GUESTS

Mrs. Ellen McAnerney and her
formation, tub-thumper Bill '5nypp
guests Of Mrs James Monagle over
the weekend. They arrived via 2AA
Saturday and returned TO Seattle
Yesterday.
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ATTENTION MAsONs

Called Communication of Mt
Juneau Lodge No. 147, Thursday
afternoon at lis for the purpose
Of conducting the funeral service
of our late Brother, VIM. C. DON
aldson.
n 2t j. W. Levers, Sec'y.
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SCHOOL BOARD COUNCIL

A special meeting of the School
Board and the Douglas City Ccun-
Gil is to be held Wednesday eve
ming in tbs City Hall at 8 O'Clock.
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Stars OF
Yesterday

PITCHING, BOB TELLER, IN
DAMS Relieved starter Bob Lem
on in the ninth with the tying run
on third and the winning run on
first and nobody out and retired the
next three men without allowing n
score to help the Indians with a 4-3
over the Yankees.
BATTING, LLOYD GEARHART,
G1ANTS-Hit a home run with one
man on in the ninth inning TO eli
max great uphill fight by the
Giants who defeated the Pirates,
1913.
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ton, 81: DiMaggio. New York, SO.
Home Williams. Boston,
%. Gordon, Cleveland, rs.
Pitching Shea, New York, 1914,
percentage of ESQ; Overmire. De-
troit, 1914, percentage OF TIA
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National League

Batting Walker, Philadelphia,
$50: Cavarretta, Chicago, 500.
Runs batsed in-Mize, New York,
1875; Kiner, Pittsburgh, 109.
Home runs-Mize, New York, 40;
Kinar, Pittsburgh, al.
Pitching-Jansen, New Yo.k, IT.
5, percentage Of .773; Blackwell,
Cincinnati, 21-7 percentage $50
Sell il v u an Empnt .,an.-aC.
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National League

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York 10; Pittsburgh 8.
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GAMES TODAY

Sacramento at Los Angeles ODD
Hollywood at Portland (N)
Oakland at Seattle (N)
San Diego at San Francisco (N
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New Zealand's radio is state
owned and directed by civil SER
wants.
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at the Drug Store to assist new
corners to attend the meeting.
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YANkS pull
THEM IN at
TURNSTILES
BY JOE REICHLER

Associated Press Sports Writer
The magnetic New York Yankees.
only baseball club to lure banner
crowds past the turnstiles in a single
season repeated the stunt yesterday,
but give promise of making it two
and a half million before the sea-
son is over
With 53,10I coming out 90 the
Yankee Stadium to watch last
nights tussle with The Cleveland
Indians, the Yankees now have at
tracted 2,023643 paid admissions in
CO home games.
Should the same attendance pre-
vail for the remainder of the home
season. the Yankees, with IS more
to play at the stadium, should wind
up with something like 100000.
Last year the club set a record of
2265,512 admissions.
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American League

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cleveland 4; New York 3.
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RI Nj NJ A G Z S A l. E
Old and new; Friday, II, next
10 Sears. GIT 81
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DOROTHY STEARNS Rolf
Dancing classes now enrolling.
Acrohatic class for boys. Ralfcom
instruction for beginners. Phone
Red SIS. $50 st
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Coed Relief Pitching

Yesterdays crowd was treated 20
brilliant bit or relief pitching by
Bob Teller, the Indians Highlander,
who saved a 4-3 victory for Bob
Lemon with some tremendous clutch
hurting. Rapid Robert came TO the
rescue of Lemon in the last of the
ninth with the Yankees having run
ners on first and third and nobody
! out
FeIler promptly forced Billy John
son to raise a soft DOB to third base
man Ken Keltner, got Aaron Robin
son ON a tap in front of the plate
and ended the game by tanning Phil
Rizzuto. Joe DiMaggio and George
McQuinn had opened the inning
with singles off Lemon.
The defeat left the Yankees still
needing a combination of eight wins
and Boston Red Sox losses to cinch
the flag.
Giants Beat Pirates
In the only other game played in
the majors, the New York Giants
spotted the Pittsburgh Pirates eight
runs in the first seven innings, then
went on to win 1913 Held to two
singles for seven innings, the Giants
pounced upon Fritz Ostermue.ler
for seven runs in the eighth and
knocked over three more in The
ninth to win. The big blow was
Lloyd Gearharts two-run homer in
the ninth which put The Giants
ahead, 9-8.
The Brooklyn Dodgers and st.
Louis Cardinals. both idle yester-
day, begin their final drive for the
National League flag today, the
trent running Brooks taking on The
Cubs in Chicago in the first of a
10-gaine swing through the West.
The Cards are host to the Philadel-
phia Phils, the first of four Eastern
invaders.
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Sell it v III all Empn, Tan;-ac:
Evening star., 1947-05-24
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

TWO BEAUTIFUL SADDLE HORSES for
sale, 1 black, chestnut, rsasona5ls; now
boarded at the PRINCE GEORGES RID
ING CLUB. Landoyer rd.. Md, at entrance
to PC Golf Club, WA. 1873. 20
BROOD MARE. thoroughbred, REGISTERED
g yrs old; GRANDDAUGHTER of Blue LARK
ONE GENTLE WALKING HORSE, 5-gaited
bay mare, 4 nice 3-gaited horses, spotted
mare, u mules, good workers. Palamlno az
stud to approve mares: saddles. brides ana
harnesses. Hilltop Farm. Fisher I'd, Tenn
Pile Hills. Md. MR.. HICKS, Spruce 0S27.
NICE RIDING HORSES t3), two spotted
ponies, English saddles, nearly new:
cavalry saddle. Sat, Sun. and ewes. GL-
BLAzE-FAcE soRRELL COLTS, 4 years
old; ride good, jumr good and drive good.
ME- 0l0s or Vienna HOWL. -25
FRESH COW, calf 4 wks. old. Call SP
PPaLoMINos FOR SALE, registered and
UNREGISTERED, also other horses including
Jumper prospects: double reg. palomino
stallion at stud. Thorpland Farms, Largo
I'd; p BOSWELL, Marlboro 367S. --25
MARE-Sound, gentle riding horse, yrs
old. used by children: S115 with saddle
and bride. 5002 Roanoke pl., BerWyn,
TENNESSEE WALKING HORSE, goats
(2), bred does. reg. Nubians; White King
pigeon Ashton 1886. -2b
HORSESHOE brown and white riding
horse, very gentle; l white Shetland pony;
both under 5 and ehildbroken. Alex
1894 %
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NIscELLANEoUs WANTED fcors.

MISSEkkSNAN6SSS YNSNtNtee< tNR>ttftsf .
..s pT5p IL Eoof husiss ssiSsss ss Hg
GAS RErRIGERAToRs WANTED tal. in
5000 cqnd1tiaaD gsI "a. aoss g Gu IT. for sgall
6oLD-Brins your old gold. silver. plating.
tseIRaA RAHN. enc inc. 55 % years at sss S. eas NV
GOLF CLUBS. lady's. left-handed TIE.
oLD-FAsHIoNED pic.use frames, clocks.
cash. Phone EN-. 42e5.
PIAN0---wish to store your piano for
privilege OF using: excellent care; freproof
spt IA. ,J,,, 1as5, Call after pm: 20
sn and 'afFsn asITsr ca M DU i9e s4s !ssEssary call
sy sze any pnst III 1D
SEWING SEW MAcHiiNEs-we buy all types.
TsesE pssnr sTs e. 0qssS5' sSo R ssf
cash for piano; 6'4 or larser. not more
than 25 yrs. old; give piano number; BOX
Stoves AND IcEBoxEs, any klna or
,zeyh sIzs; alse 1 furniture. d1 ACME FuREITugE 4
SSEfFoRMsNaval Nav g otieer@s, M ~ White, Etc ssaa Size
tMSA tMSAssSaffs sSaf Wistsd!fa MsdarspsAny saas size A.,
make also washers for parts. Call AT.
asa7 III 2E FLED sayn. shlp. .s.r.
ware. brie-a-hrae. figures, old jewelry.
DORA MILESTONE. 1898 q st. NV. lat
18th and @ sts.) NE 60Ta.
wANTED-Better grade Of household fur.
niture, antiques and once furniture Ma
552o; evenings. GE 6447.
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold. silver,
3ewelry, diamonds. firearms, mems cloth
ing. luggage. Photographic equipment. mu-
sicsl instruments. engineering instruments
M zWE1o ens scNs ss7 s0H B st. NV NV % Me- sifa Hf
WANTED-Your old lewelry: we pay high
cash prices for your old gold, silver, watch
es. diamonds, brie-a-brac, etc TINY
JEWEL BOX. 1921 9 st. NV. ME-. a035.
Evening star., 1947-05-24
ROOFS FuRnIsHEp e,srsh.ss..

/ &
MAKxLANsp ...s AYE ,.rsa5 nElss xIss TSRt sIRt
% sSos safjlae JACKSON ST. NE. Nicely fur
lnished front bedroom shower sentfemaan. pa
llsI0 r sT. N.E.-vers attractive extrsz
| fisrge cool room for 2 girls. So each. !, ] ~.
DnsoyUGBBLE. twin beds; cool front room. sa5
coMrIETELa con- . and atsrsetiyely furnished
ileges; convenient transp. FIR; 4944 80
1910 MONROE ST. N.E.-Largs room,
/ mo; will consider two DE. 0949. 25
33I I3th ST. N.E.-Lovely4 room In pvt.
home at end Of F st. carline. suitable 4
ST sinsle. sssi So sE': % Double. s1s LII, 4sss.s5
WOODBRIDGE. 2906 a5th ST.. n.e.---Attrac:
ssmps sEs BATH Sis meas ssG ss opona ssf pss.
lis 4th ST. N.E.-clean. comfortable
nea5 ab Bath as. so9s sae sransp sfs
| VICINITY 4th and Rhode Island ave. NE
Nicely furnished room in an apt. for re-
fined lazy; convenient to transp. Box
11s7a oxTEs ST, s-E.ay,or 75,s m gentlemen. nan
sSns oa scasssS ssss ants sT hoRf sfboa5s b Bao im
single beds, gentleman pref, 81 wk ea,
IL Isss II. CAPITOL sT.-a-rm. apt. nicely
| furn., empl adults, SS5 mo-; sleeping
room. ! or 2. $40. 80
rm. with Kitchen privil.: suitable for
serviceman and wife. DU. SHY.
! 1864 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Large front
| room, 3 windows, 2 double beds; also back
! room with porch FIR 5000. -25
I 636 ST. N.E.--For settled EMPLOYED
lady. comfortable room in quiet house
COLORED-RM, FOR EMPLOYED married
couple. cooking and laundry privileges.
fCO0LoRED-3e7 B ST. NE-Two men
wanted to share together large front
room; Apply after pm 25.
and respectable man. Call TR, 1857. --25
COLORED-LGE. FRONT rm. with twin
beds. for men, $3.50 each per wk. Ludlow
COLORED-480I BLAINE st. n.e.--Map
and wife or 2 ladies, to share, $40 per
-y6
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AVIATION,

Mega P-T i9} less than 10 hrs. since
licensed and engine topped: cleanest ano
best PIT in this section. Can be seen at
Sprinefleld Airport Sunday. -25
PIPER CUB 1915, J-3-C, special: privately
owned, excellent condition: all bulletins
complied with. Call FIR. $3.50 Ext. ia
ss-5osGJsst relicensed: very good condi-
ton; $685.; Aeronca c-3. licensed till Jan
1915; $3.50. Call UN. 1915. -25
EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
syistion :nsSyEanss protesf9H coasntl oid
Vermont aysI.y, ays nT DI l;,r loo os,n. n.w one
fs S2AsTAp pTsE6Sas AVA SoRP ss6 sb ssss, ssss
since new; moving and will sell for best
cash offer by June ]. OV. 015e. y-26
1915 FUNK PLANE, 125 hours flying time;
like new; will sell reasonably. Call FA
s.ns.d ss bDf5 BASER SER '9aSs
.3-PfACE STNs0N 10. 2-way radio. blint
ERCOUPE--l share fer sale in, a PRO
Sressiye flying club to responsible indi'
vidual Fly or learn to fly for SS3 pei
solo hour, Plane based at Crossroads Air'
port. Phone Alex. Sa57 or TIE. 1919
ERCouPE. late model beautiful condition
Harry S1i 81 and eStrd ea uN pfaSsa 1885 i0'
FOR sALE-Republc Seabee. is hrs tota
Aircraft now at Hyde Field, Nd. OWNER
phone Annapolis STA ewes. so
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

2OI3 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Exclusive guest
vsE5 aae for
ful meals and excellent service. oIssINs'
PHoNE An. 1924. Singles, doubles and
share. breakfast and dinner optional,
All MASS. AVE. N.w.-vacancies for
ds..s fsas BHLTMoRs ii.dSMMG EST ST. W.-several va
sansss ssod food ofs9s
1927 10Th ST. NV. fnr. Dupont circlel-,
b9 ye % Outside Gne rooms snss SINGLE saG Ssd
Including sunday, $50 per month.
SsagaHahR Taa5 IsIh sr. 5 Nw-Nicely furnished
rooms for young ladies and young mehi
telephones, running water in rooms. show
r. s1ss e'fya's1; \ ST. wv %N.WmFor reaned young
women. several attractive vacancies: go
se7;9o se7s Mass rs s'pE AVE. N.w.-Laree double
room, suitable for couple with child; also
share room. one girl with another girl.
10, % Isth N.w.-Large triple room. dress
ing room, running water. Attractive double:
isl NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV. near
Dupont Circle-Vacancies in triple rn. Tor
Young girls; l vacancy in another triple
for girl about 24-3e yrs.' space IN Ice.
share-rm for l man; modern house, out
StanQlngiV AItf8CbtFPs THE NCiy NGi
ished, nice rugs, finest inner-spring beds,
maid service We are well known Tor
quality and quantity of our excellent food
served in spacious beautiful dining room.
air-cocliug system gives temperature 10 10
Is degrees cooler than average; rates 500
aTTRAcTIvE AZ Ry DOUBLE room for quiet
men, home cooked meals, breakfast and
HOME E-CooKED MEALS, large rm. With
pvt. bath, suitable for 4 people, also dou,
Bile rn: eonv. transp. to Pentaeon and
downtown: phone and laund. nrly nr-
Colonial Village. MRS. MOORE. GL- lIss-
.sII wooDLEY PL. NV. vie wardman
PARK and Shoreham-Ciesn rm. and good
home cooked meals. dble. rm- for men
n is., BELMONT Rp. Nw-vaesney to
saare, young man: also tacancy Tor young
girl clean. quiet house. porehes and gar
den: delicious meals supplied by our own
farm: S45 each monthly. MI g435
FRONT ROOM on 1st Aoor, with bath.
available in MARYLAND. prefer elderly lady.
Rockville 3:302 Call after pm. ---2h
63S G ST. S.E-Raom with board; $50
WooDRIDGE-Front room 9 closets, twin
or double bed excellent transp.; good 1000;
SINGLE. DOUBLES AND TRIPLES. for
young ladies and gentlemen. very nee 70,
caIity; excellent meals: near hm aId
etreetcar, walking distance. Phone NO
4o96. 20
Evening star., 1947-05-24
Looking For An
Apartment?

Apartm e n is are still
scarce, but your best chance
to secure one is by adver-
tising in the Classified Sec
ton of THE STAR. Recent
results reveal that many
apartm ent owners are
selecting" their new ten
ants by referring to the
apart m e n ts Wanted"
columns of THE STAR.
In preparing your ad,
simply state your require
mentS, how many in family,
your telephone number or
address, and if there is
an apartment available
STAR classified ad should
find 1t for you.
Evening star., 1947-05-24
ROOMS FuRhIsHED-Mp. and VA.

N0VNVS W.. SnS :, -.
MT RAINIER, MD, 1909 t, s4th stm1st ss,oIst
laund priv: $40 per month. WA. 2Sos'
RETHEsDA-Pleasant, cool, corner room
ad ioining bath. neighborhood Of detached
homes to man Of settled habits. WI s577 p
sos 3. IVY ST., Arl. va.--Large. front
rm, newly decorated, modern furniture
twin beds: conv. to Arl. Hall. Navy Annex,
pentagon; gentlemen preferred; s25 ca
LARGE DOUBLE RIM, twin beds, share
ciose cfoa f'i to busiine, His Cali cH 5ese GEN
haRGE La 5im'sS SINGLE RM, extra ggivilsses.
Close to busline. Phone CHI. 1886. Gsn- &c
iii III CHI Oh. MD.-Beaut. home. room and
ieses; Iases;n pvt. family. tennis court Oh. e6o3
46e5 WILSON BLVD, .Arl.-Nicely furn.,
2nd, 'front.'. empl. couple, no drinking or
parties: 1-fare bus stops in front Of door
sl2 ST. AssrH s.ns.ean ae1 sGanS se rms pvt t.
home: nr. restaurants. stores ETC. OYER
sGGs NJ. RAINIER, RAINIER Mp.-Attrac. single rm, in
: pvt home with gentle family: sGall
or Wn Rev REV HAMPSHIRE AvE.-cooler here
than downtown; single east, east corner hr room for
man. nondrinker; car desirable; $40 sH'
SILVER sPRING-Large. double, front
room. @ twin beds; comfortable. attractiye.
cool. rent inclu breakfast. 81. 1927. 20
FURN. ROOM with pvt. bath, home .privil.,
in new home, cheverly, Md, cony. Tansp'
i7oe \. GLEBE RD.. Arl., va-Large rm:
in modern, home; on busline; semipriyate
SINGLE 81 Y; fsTs ROOM for gentleman or employed
settled lady, next to bath; double room for
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CHEVY CHASE. MD. Newly decorated
adjoining bath; private home; near cSnn on
FRONT aTu r ROOM. ON next to bath; unlim. phone;
ALEX. vA.-Single room with sun deck
near Pentaeon, pvt. home; gentleman only
I.os PRICE ST. Alex. va-Double rm
priv privileses: ee oa blk. from BUS. TIE oi54Ma5
NIcELr W. TuEN sn fnTs Hsef Tm Hy IN os syt
WASHINGTON WI COUNTRY CLUE district
Single rm.. nicely furn., cool: on bus
route downtown. good connections CHI
months only, beginning June 9th through
Sept. lst. we have several rms; to ofier
meals: excellent location in the Braddock
Heights area. tennis court also available:
men only; refs. required. BOHLAYER q
PULLMAN, AGENTS, l05 l05 S. Royal ST. phone PHO
Ass4 ass4 eard @ ST. ~ N. A2i-Nice large. furn
m, private home, semipvt. bath &c SH
n. ARLINGToN--cool comfortable bed.
room and living room, semipvt. bath: S3h
to one quiet, refined person. CHI. 6s9s
LARGE ROOM. adjoining bath. End floor
NEWLY FURNisHED and decorated base,
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