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Georgetown
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spot where they're least needed.
Tackles are 220-pound Lou Ro-
bustelli and 195-pound George
Antoine, both experienced letter
men. Andy Roman and Jim
OKeefe give the Hoyas good re-
placements here, too.
And now for the backfeld. At
quarterback is Elmer Raba. He
runs the team smartly, he passes,
he runs, he kicks and he blocks.
He's not letter man because he
was injured at the start of last
season and didn't play. They're
not expecting a recurrence of
that leg injury, however. Raba
has been banged around pretty
much in practice just to see how
much he could take, and he can
take it.
Halfbacks are 1856 pound Lou
Miller, sub last year, and Lenny
Bonforte, 163-pound regular.
F'ullback is 180-pound Connie
ODougherty, boy with as much
drive as 200-pounder and lots
more speed.
Requirements for these backs
are fair to good. Babe Baranow-
ski is due to join the team any
day, which helps the quarterback
situation. He's little but peppery,
and Is smart and colorful. He
held down the job all last year
and held 1t down we'll. Bob Barry
and Jack McTamney are other
quarterbacks worth a mention.
McTamney goes on the pass
punt-run triple-t threat list, and
Barry is a bull's-eye passer. He
still is a bit green and inclined
to tighten under fire. but that will
work out with experience. Hag-
erty has some single wing forma-
tion plays designed to give him
more time to get away those
valuable passes.
Lou Surman, No. l halfback
replacement, will do a great deal
of playing because he's only one
of the country's best kickers.
They've discovered he can pass,
too, which adds deception to the
attack when he's in there.
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Browns Sign Dir Dean,
May LET Him HurI
In Final AT Game
BY the Associoted Press

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 18.-Jerome
Herman Dizzy Dean, who's been
talking about st. Louis Brownie
pitching from a broadcasting booth
all season, has signed contract to
get out on the mound for "a one
game appearance with the American
League cellar-dwellers.
The one-time st. Louis Cardinal
hurting star signed the player-con-
tract yesterday and probably will
get chance to find out If his high,
hard one" has any effect on today's
hitters in the seasons finale.
Brownie Manager Herald (Muddy)
Ruel said at Boston he would use
Dean on the last day of the season
against the Chicago White Sox
(September 28). providing TIL
White Sox are assured of their place
in the race and we are assured of
ours"
Retired Six Years Ago.
IF either team has a chance to
gain or lose a place, I doubt that
using Dean would be the proper
1t has been six years since THE
Diz" went on the voluntarily retired
list and 1t was seven years before
that when he gave sports editors
something to write about with his
80 victories against only losses
with the Redbirds in 1884.
AS usual with major league con-
tracts, the salary was not announced
but Dean declared "It's the best ccn-
tract I ever got, since it's the first
one I haven't sent back for more
money"
Dean announced all home games
Of the Cardinals and Browns for
several seasons over a local radio
station, but this year he has broad
cast only Brownie contests, at home
and on the road, under the exclu-
sive contract system set up by st.
Louis major league clubs.
Developed Arm Trouble.
Arm trouble caught up with Dean
after his big year with the Birds
and in 1888 he was sold to the
Chicago Cubs for $185 900 and three
players.
Dean was optioned to Tulsa of
the Texas League in 1910 after two
mediocre seasons with Chicago, but
was recalled later in the campaign,
when he went into voluntary re-
tirement.
The big right handler said his
comeback" was the result of re-
quests by his radio fans.
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Redskins
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like children at the Zoo while 9
Chicago bruiser mauled the runner
Bear linemen popped up like grass
in warm spring rain everytime
Youel or Mont faded to pass. Once
in while they got the ball away
as their seven completions in 81
tries shows, but usually they were
running for. their lives.
But there was pr1gny side to it
if you could have seen how Jack
Jenkins nailed George McAfee g
couple of times with ankle tackles
that were a pleasure to see. Bill
Dietz got through the line cou.
pie of times as If fired out of 6
cannon, and once collared Sid Luck.
man for a 12-yard loss. His per.
formance is guaranteed to keep hin
on the squad a while longer, but
that can't be said of certain of his
teammates.
Then, too, Hugh Taylor caught
hold of touchdown pass near the
end of the game in the end zone
saving the Skins from shutout
He missed several more, but each
added start only strengthens TIE
impression that Taylor is destined
to be one of the leagues star re.
ceivers once he gets in stride.
Jim Gaffney, star OF the victory
over Detroit at Denver, had an of
night. He fumbled on Washington S
18-yard line in the first period, and
the next thing the Skins knew Sid
Luckman was lobbing a six-pointer
to Ken Kavanaugh in the end zone
Fumble Interrupts Drive.
Gaffney's second tumble inter-
rupted Redskin drive on Chicagos
17-yard line shortly after march
of SO yards, and the Bears promptly
reversed the procession 81 yards for
another marker. This time Luckman
pitched 24-yarder to Kavanaugh
who completely ignored Ralph
Ruthstrom and scampered another
10 to the goal line.
But poor Gaffney wasn't finished
with that. He came up fast on
Luckmans throw to Bob Buel and
although he knocked it down the
official ruled interference, giving
Chicago possession on the Redskins
Us. Mike Holvak rammed through
the middle to the 5-yard line and
Bob Fenimore got the touchdown
on his third try.
Hugh Gallerneau scored the
Bears final touchdown. but it was
a pass to Kavanaugh on the 13-yard
line that set it up.
The Bears were no balls of fire
the full so minutes, but they had
the get-up-and-go when it was
needed. They had another good
Evening star., 1947-09-18
6ambino and Werner
Terps' Standouts in
6. U.Practice Tilt

Lucien Gambino, fastest halfback
on the squad, and Hubie Werner,
one of the slowest, may be the start
ing halfbacks when University of
Maryland opens its football season
9 week from Saturday against South
Carolina. They've shown enough in
practice games to convince Coach
Jim Tatum that he'll make no mis-
take in giving them the nod.
They were among several Terp
standouts in yesterdays practice
game against Georgetown at Col
lege Park Both scored touchdowns,
Werner on an 80-yard dash down
the sideline and Gambino on a 40
yard breakaway right down the
middle. Gambino's dash particu-
larly was one of the prettiest bits
of broken field running displayed
around here so far this fall.
Gambino consistently comes in
first in speed tests at Maryland,
while Werner usually Is close to
last. But his poor work in such
tests isn't fooling anybody any
more He seems to be a Saturday
afternoon player, one who is bril-
liant in a game when the chips
are down, but who just doesn't seem
to catch fire in a mere signal prac-
tice. IN game and with the
leather under his arm he's got
wings on his feet.
Yesterdays practice game, in
which no score was kept, was
marked by frequent fumbles by both
teams. particularly Maryland. Much
of the fumbling was due to a new,
slippery football, but the boys on
both teams still seem little tense
under fire. That's something that
will work itself out before long.
Georgetown also had several
players who showed we'll yesterday.
Elmer Raba was passing good, and
tossed long one to End Al Sara
shevitz that was good for a score.
The play covered 60 yards, 40 of
them in the air. Guards Bus Wer-
der and Elmer Oberto were at their
best and made 1t difficult for Terps
to get through their section of the
line.
Werder again displayed his
newly developed talent of place
kicking and converted two touch
downs. 1t begins to look more and
more as If he'll get the call for ex-
tra-point trys, at least until Quar-
terback Babe Baranowski rounds
into shape. Babe arrived yesterday
to join the team, but was not in
uIliform.-G. H.
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Lonhom Field to Be Completed
BY Schdefer or CHRISTOPHER

Either Ed Dutch" Schaefer or
Lloyd Christopher will complete
the four-car Offenhauser field that
will compete on the seven-event
midget automobile racing program
at the West Lanham Md Speed
way at $50 o'clock tomorrow night.
Managing Director Irwin Fried
announced today he has received
assurances that one of these aces
will round out an Offy lineup other
wise comprised of George Fonder,
Mike Joseph and Larry Bloomer.
Meanwhile. interest is being CEN
tered around the performance of
Mike Joseph, driver of the Wash
ington-owned Giacofci Offenhauser,
who swept three events at Lanham
last week end while beating out
both Schaefer and Fonder in the
25-lap feature.
Joseph assumed responsibility for
Evening star., 1947-09-18

the powerful, but Inflated, Giacofci
Offy after Harry Hart lost his life
while manning its wheel in Phila-
delphia last July, and at time
when other pilots were passing it
up. Mike piloted the car to its
greatest triumph while putting over
"a grand slam at Lanham last
Friday.
Fonder comes back in the blue
No. Offenhauser in which he has
established Is and so lap track
marks at Lanham, while Bloomer,
previously a Ford V-8 chauffeur at
Lanham, changes over to the new
No. IL Ken Hickey 'Offy that Fon-
der introduced last week.
Ernie Mccoy, Walt Fair, Hawley
Right, Shorty Bowers, John Favin-
ger, Johnny Sweetwood, Red Red
mond, Carl Miller, Mike San Felice
and Jim Forte are Ford drivers who
will see action.
Evening star., 1947-09-18
johnson Gains Semis
In North Va. Tennis

Semifinals singles play in the
Northern Virginia Open tennis tour
ney will get under way Saturday at
l pm. with David johnson listed as
a strong contender following his
46, 60, 6-1 victory over Frank
Durham of Arlington yesterday on
the Buckingham courts.
Doubles semifinals also are slated
for Saturday following the singles
matches. Results yesterday:
David johnson defeated Frank Durham,
4-6, 60. 81, auarter-fiEals; Ritzen-
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Capital Golfers Hosts In State Team PLAY

Two OF the three District teams
remaining in the Maryland State
Golf Associations team champion
ship play matches over their home
courses this week with Indian
Spring host to Woodholme and
Rolling Road at Chevy Chase. Both
matches are in the upper bracket
and the winners meet next week.
Prince Georges travels to the
Hillendale Club Of Baltimore and
in the only all-Baltimore quarter
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Bee Bee Gets Decision

TOLEDO, Sept. 18 LP.-Bee Bee
Washington of Washington, D. c.,
scored a 10-round decision over
Charley Padalino of Detroit here last
night before an unofficial gate of
more than $4,000. largest paid at
tendance at an indoor fight in
Toledo's history. The bout was part
OF q benefit boxing show.
Evening star., 1947-09-18

final c. c. of Maryland is host to
Baltimore c. C.
A flight of 80 begins play Sun
day in the Indian Spring club
championship with Volney Burnett,
medalist with 50, and Eddie Ault,
defending champion, in opposite
halves of the draw.
The low 10 qualiflers in the quail
flying rounds, which included scores
of rs. were named to the team for
the State matches.
Evening star., 1947-09-18

berg-Frank defeated Adsir-Mccarroll,
10 6-4. third round Curtiss- Gifford
defeated Young -Tittmsnn. 6I, Ga,
third round; Thackara-Neff defeated Man
son. Bacon: 6-3, 81, third round:
90. 6-1. third round.
Today's pairings:
Mems doubles-Welsh-Lynch VS. Poers-
Hackney. HERNIA -McNair VS.. Basset- -Heis.
Kill. Neft- Thackara VS.. Clifford -CurtiSs.
winner Of Welsh-Lynch and Powers-Heis-
XIII match plays winner of Herman and
McNair match.
Women's ,singles-Barbara Werbach VS..
Martha Galoreath. Ruth Smith VS. Rhoda
T, Downs, Mrs Barney Welsh VS. Barbara
Young, Mrs. Eleanor Shaw VS.. Clara
Monk, Frances Berry VS.. Pearl Mccoy
Barbara Lynch VS. Catherine ColizoS.
Mrs. Ann Stephenson VS.. Fla Villa Fox
Ann Gray, Sara Monk, Margaret Graham.
Clara Bias, Ruth Surie, Carrie Root
Charlotte Decker. Margaret Crickenberger
and Willie Herbert draw byes.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Hollywood, 9-3: Seattle, q
Evening star., 1947-09-18

NEARLY NAILED-Chcago Bears Tackle Mike QefD
reaches out in attempt to haul down of
the Washington Redskins first quarter of their National Foot
ball League exhibition in Chicago last night back
Eddie Allen 3 back Nussbaumer returning
punt finally brought by holman shown)
won, "A Wrephoto
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HOUSES FURNISHED Gent. J

DUMBARTON, near Georgetown-3-bed-
room. 2h-bath corner brick home, over.
looking city: nicely furnished: for 800
per mo; Call Gibbons Kolb. J. LEO KoLB,
DESIRE MARRIED COUPLE to share g.
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5000 ALLANDALE RD.-Beautiful furn.
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bedrms.. 21s baths. all modern eonyen.,
large ground; $500 mo. Call EN-. 3o32.
detached: II rooms; near
9Th and Harvard SITS: DIV Nv; f9r so adu 9as
house and furniture rent. BOX 423,B.
rooms. 4 baths. gas heat;
central Northwest location; near Dupont
10 responsible adults with references. Call
F.; s. MAURY,r 1925 Newton st. NV.
COUNTRY HOME, comfortably furnished;
bedrm. and bath on LIST floor. 8 bedrms
I'd ru near near 3. & O.: 55-min drive from
Rockville; 500 per mo. MRS. DE BECK
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lie THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. C.
ROOMS FURN.-Northwest. (cent.I

Rooms FuRN.-Nethwest. tceat.,
1922 18th ST. N.W:-LarEe End aoor front
% Fl p sss5a ne e. g ps'h ezfsi
Ca and N, h: ayes;-Nicsly decorated
3 windows. 2 closets, ch.w.. $25 ca. mo.
s5 SI 18th ST., near Park rd.-Master
front twin bed room. large closet. second
a s9S shw a,s S46' also attractive single
S$S wEBsfEG" ST. N.w.-Lsrge bTisht
Near Ga. ave. $40 per week. RIA. 97o3.
WESLEY HEIGHTS MANsIoN-For gentle
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OF bedrm.. sitting rm bath and shower;
snd
ev 5slsphons ana Afa sarass eptonal sISo
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sgle. bsrnt. rm., So wk., tub and shower.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Larse, nicely fuEn.
s141 as x S w 5elz fy Studio room sink
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IL aALLATIN ST. N.w-Attractive rm
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On MI. PLEASANT CARLINE, 1850 wy
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GAYTONIA, 1913 18th ST, n:w.-Clean,
with cleo. fans; single, 50; double, IS per
day; weekly rates. 10
COLORED LADY, single, over 30 years old.
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streetcar and bus nearby. Good health
and references required. Further infor-
COLORED-LGE. ROOM for couple; also
RIM. to share with another young lady
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nostheo.t.

FACING STANTON PARK-lst comm, 2
sd,9nngH 6lsfs r09 WiLf fes5 n
Il 9si A.; c sa 81 N.E.-Restricted; rooms. 1
bath. 2 half baths. full basement sS a1S ga
n yeff e: ei" Soc s sisms ave- sss
S SsS sEr5K E S5a Or s 49, ssss St.
& dandy r. Dsd sTs io7es tiled SssS aass
matte gas heat, beautiful oak MS swell
chestnut trim: price and terms on app,i l
soos R. I. ave- ne. No. 1898.
ex eas' een sa'n prlsed ier QUICK sss Ell
CO. 1888: or RA. 65sa ewes. PECK CO.
ssss.d ia Ess ts ssHss
dining room. bath, kitchen and fun base
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Sa l 1e Sit j. a. soaERs Our
MOVE RIGHT M-vacant and reduced fol
a aoo, 'a modsI Glst0rs
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near New Hampshire ave. and Eastern Star
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kf IN ! Terrace N.E.-ouick poss.. At
tractive 6-yr.-old brick Of English n, arG a.
lecture; lovely rms. tllea 1asn' IN moN cal
co. 1888; GE 9341, ewes. PECK co.
OPEN SUNDAY TILL DARK; 1928 10th
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TO everything; LIST a. has nice liv. rm., din
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bedrms., ipciosed sleeping porch and 9 pat,
home is in Al cond., priced for quick sale
EUBYE NJ. AcKEN, ST. 1880. 81. 7433. Il
81 500 DOWN, VACANT. End and Chan Chan,
brick; 2 rear porches. full basement
h.-W.h., coal; built-in garage, completed!
redecorated. Priced to sell with payment
a 9.ekd dsns sun, 1s to 5. WM. cHloMfRIi
PROPERTIES, NC 1o12 II st. NV. pI
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

SMALL -APARTMENT. 632 10th st. Sc.
for midale-aged lady and n1nwoIslng
G affHs i rs SHARE apartment with con-
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ARLINGToN-Available Sept. Ii. bachelor
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APARTMENT with pvt bath,
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f fsgs PEI NEW ~ HA IAN AVE. NV
rooms. kit. and bath, on Sd floor, in very
quiet home; only settled CPL need apply;
14i8 r ST. N.W.WsmaI apt, s16 weekly:
convenient to transp. Phone for appoint.
isis iRyNG ST. Nw:-a:reom furnished,
st af| OG5 for II Fe oes couple sl1 week.
D d SEstss c conn. AvE.-Furn. units.
SEQ mo. Apply RE 794o. BOZ 110-c, Star.
1924 VERMONT AVE. N.W.-Apt for 1
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LGE, CoZY HOUSE TRALERs a.: COM
plete housekeeping; babies accented; $40
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Silver sHGi sP PRiISSG working girls to
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2 rooms, kitchen, bath and dinette: S12O.
MRS. OcONNoR, SH. $3.50
bath, pvt. entrance. s45 mo; no re-
frigerstor: empl. couple: -gentiles only.
1929 BELMONT ST. N.W-Wanted, girl
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everythirg furnished sos a mo. per cou-
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2 GIRLS to share furn, apt; with another
YOUNG VET, "a, col grad, wishes share
his Groom, kit, bath, Mt. Pleasant apt.
with same; $40. Box 3S3-B, Star. g.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nenhwese.

MRS "PENNY" suggests you take 81 E. a ! lock *
Q pm. till sold; home is really beauty.
c 9Th RI PrS ssGt Or Be- 5fO
CHEVY CHASE-Three-bedroo one-bath
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in one Of the most desirable sections. on
a large wooded lot, Is Of satin-facs brick I;ls
structure. center hall larse-slze !wn1n
Isl fioor bedroom and colored tiled bath.
large modern kitchen; screened poTs a1;
OR. OO4s till pm. REALTY BROKERS'
S sNG i i$aS S GSnn aEs
stripped; possession with deed; priss'
SMITHY CO. 81 18th st. NV. MA. 5so3'
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nearing completion. Buy now and choose
REALTY ASSOCIATES INC. Elk. 1922 or
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southeost.

EAST CAPITOL sTREET-Loysly bed ed;
T5son gas III S5a an WITH f10e osANS SeN
R R6AhFY AND 90 1ScoI fEls 18th st. Sc,
fam house 6sd5mss in nr each ss GRE
1906 FAIRIAWN AVE. sE.-vacant. i'm
mediate possession; rooms, modern III. tlte
9 Rash br aetoms ca f Norris s' Cohen
yinnick With 5 4 NJ n DRA1s ~ osa a4o4
&C. e 81 81 s Sc Si" Clean, GRIN; house in
good locality, near every conyenienGe, Va
able value" PAUL J. MILLER. DU. 249@
FORT f'5 RI DAVIS ST. SEA handsome, semi /.
s e eve iH ssm
screens: sensibly priced. PAUL j. MILLER.
I PIX Sal2 III Pagk P'm AREA, move right in
choice Of . vacant apartments; rent from
reduced By owner to $1a'75o. VI. 1892.
FORT DUPONT PARK. near Alabama ave.
large rms ms tile bath rs
a HARM 1Sf REEA isTs Co. 1s4S GOOD Hops
"a: IS. TR 400; VI Sg7e; =. Mas: IS g,
s seAE de Md' BRICK. prev prswar built. s-rm
ssS I'll s::a s ssss
R Hissia M R ER2P1 II INC e40O is5
N HGPs 81 saEiMiilfbEr HOME, Is. fl. contains
lge. .bedrms and bath on End T.: lay IN
bst lse wooded lot desirable fas ,oGas1cn
IN 30 S days SIC al financing Il desired. JOHN
/: SECTION; VI; esq., laval, iit;,.
Do satDted hrict of < rooms. tiled bath,
full basement. automatic heat; only few
years Old and in new; house eonditlon. csn
n M5 t Siebins T nahOsl TR Ss56 ut
modern Brick, sarsss; lovely, f,ncsd ys5s:
out, 7 freplaces, finished rec. rm.; S21 800
s.s.sss 7i,. sss :s
S Sath with tR0 Shower; iul basement laundry
trays. gas heat. servel reiriseIatd9r; , new
b berse price, si2. 900; down payment. 81 !,
500; balance 500 to $50 per month; c 81
stsr S IF e. hser t9oE M sd ~ Mla sE
IA, 1884. PAUL J. MILLER. DU. 2d22
His 81 p 17sh st. NV: ewes. RE. 1861.
N MA' ALABAMA AVE. s.E.-Modern Diet.
brk. rambler; built by builder for .1 Ms own avn
use; LIST a. mas nv d rm WIZ IN nep osdrms
and full tiled bath: End a. is arranged mtg
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garage and beautiful landscaped lot; excel.
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ticulars, call Mr.. Loving. with FRED A,
SMITH, Realtor. lib 18th st. NV" RE.
1851; ewes. MI. O169. . -
COLoRED-123s POTOMAC, AVE Sc
Colonial front, row brick. 2 apis. OF
rooms, kitchen and bath each: In a most
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COLORED-405 18th ST. S.E.-S1 900
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semidet. stucco Call Morris Cohen or
MILTON Vinnick. with A. M. DRAlSNER,
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CoLoRED-s5s so. CAR. AVE. ST.
$3.50 down, easy terms; rooms. bath.
81 ,-wh; row brick. Call Morris Cohen
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modern gas heating plant. Call Nj. NC
Intosh with FRED A. SMITH. keaILo!'
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-08

1901 18th N.W.-Larse triple, newly
decorated dble.: also single: clean, cool
residence, selected menus, switchboard;
new HAMPSHIRE HoUsE-A few vacsn,
cies in this popular guesthouse. 1712
New Hampshire ave. NV.
1855 N ST. N.W.-Enjoy g. home away
from home this winter: delicious food:
ideal location; S45 to $50.
EXCLUSIVE CLEAN HOME for young men
and women; outstanding good food and
service pleasant surroundings. 2013 Mass.
ave NV, DE. a79S Ia
Room FOR TWO GIRLS, with or without
meals; pvt. home: telephone and laundry
f ApY, White. about so. pref teacher or
Govt. worker, in exchange fol- board and
lovely room, to assist elderly couple; not as
servant, in cooking and Ink; No drinking
or smoking Apply after p.m.' Apt. 305,
14O9 18th ST Nw.-Doubles and singles
to share; studio for 2 art students: reason
Room s95e sat 81 ROOM AND BOARD in nearby
va. to couples or gentlemen; on busline,
30 min: downtown. Rates reasonable. PHI
f 4o1 si isth ST. N.w.-Larse double for
Gins; girl to share double with another girl
single for man; switchboard excellent food
i &c 18th ST. N,w.-Room and board.
Room for and also room to share. Elk
eslIent meals. Call no. 1915. III