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Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-16
ROANOKE RAPIDS
Daily Hrral0
SPORTS

cher wax Johnny "Red" o'Quinn,
who led the nations pass re-
ceivers.
The Sugar Bowl-bound Okla
homa Sooners presented a po-
tent one-two punch in the saftey
department. Jack Mitchell was
runnerup to Nalley with SIS yards
on % returns, and teammate
Darrell Royal ranked 14th with
272 yards on nine tries.
Lindy Berry Of Texas Chris
tian, the defending punt-runback
champ, was 29th this year. Nal
ley, Sims, Hal Luttleford of Ten
nessee and All-American Charlie
Justice of North Carolina were
the only other repeaters among
the top 20.
Wilford White, Arizona State at
Tempe, had the best kickoff-re-
turn average, with 35.9 yards on
nine attempts. He was follow
ed by Hal Pfeiffer, Denver, 34.3;
Charles Reynolds, Texas Tech,
33.5; Charles Hunsinger, Florida,
31.6; Jerry Williams, Washing
ton State, 29.9; and Jimmy Joe
Robinson, Pittsburgh, 29.5.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-16
Grid Fans
Provide Oddity
Of Season

New York, Dec. 16-(AP)-
The football fans got smart
and furnished the sports bis
oddity of 1948.
Harry Bitman, a Denver tailor,
offered a free suit to anybody
who could correctly name the
winners of ten football games
he published each week.
He got along fine-a suit here
and there-until the week lend
of Oct. 30. On that day form
prevailed everywhere. The top
twenty teams in the Associated
Press Weekly poll all won their
games.
A total of 412 fans scored in
Bitman's little contest. He had
to give a suit to each.
Although his is a modest little
shop with no assembly lines,
Bitman said he would pay Oft
every winner. The job was ex-
pected to take months.
This, in the opinion of the
nations sports writer's partici-
pating in the Associated Press
year-end poll, was the football
oddity of the year.
Ability of the fans to pick the
scores of not just one game but
Of dozens figured in another un-
usual occurrence given men
ton.
In New York, more than 25,.
900 persons participating in a
newspapers weekly $1,000 con.
test, picked Is games correctly
It took days of close checking
to pick the prize winner, g
citizen who not only hit Il
squarely on the nail but had the
exact score in four.
Other outstanding oddities:
In Leesburg, Fla, a high
Scnool game was called at the
half with no score because {
cold rain threatened to breal
the floodlights. And the bulb'
cost So a throw.
Wofford's five straight ii,
games.
Nick Bolkovac's pass in
Perception that gave Pittsburgh
its upset victory over Penn
State.
An official in a Texas H; Il
School game marched off a
penalty against team behind
the goal line and awarded the
other team safety.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-16
Gregus Gets
KickOff-Return
National Honor

New York, Dec. 16-(AP)-Pe-
sky persistence paid off for 1862.
pound Lee Nalley of Vanderbilt
as he led the major college foot
Z ballers in punt returns in 1948.
Nalley finished third last year
and still has another year to 60.
During the past season he lug
ged back 43 enemy punts for 791
yards, or an average Of 1874 yard
per try in breaking two records
held by Bill Geyer of Colgate
since 1941.
Geyer's high season mark of
GIG yards was surpassed, as was
his two-year total of 1,0O8 yards
bn SO runbacks. In two yards
Nalley has returned II for 1,197
yards, and with another season
left, bids fair to carve a niche
in the record books for quite a
spell.
Billy Gregus gave Wake Forest
its second national champion of
the year. Gregus edged John
Freeman of Portland University
to win kickoff-return laurels with
SOB yards in 10 tries. Freeman's
Nyardage was identical, but he re-
quired 81 UPHELD jaunts.
The other Wake Forest topnot-
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-16
George Washington and W. and l..
Meet In Southern Conference Cage
Affair Toni ght At Lexington, Va.
BY The Associated Press

Two new coaches guiding
practically all veteran players
will be pitted against each 9th
er in the only basketball game
on tonight's Southern Con-
ference fare, the Washington
and Lee-George Washing
ton contest at Lexington, Va.
George (Jug) CARRIER, captain
of the 1939-40 Colonial team,
will direct strategy for the
George Washington five for the
temporarily hospitalized Coach
Art Zahn.
On the home team side, new
basketball Coach Bob Spessard,
one of the greatest cagers in
W&L history, will guide the
Generals.
The contest will be Washing
ton and Lees inaugural confer
ence game Of the season. In
the Colonials, Washington and
Lee faces team that has the
edge in experience for the sea-
son and in height.
While W&L lost its single
game to East Tennessee State,
George Washington has come
out on top in three contests and
lost only to powerful North Caro-
lima State. The Colonials added
wins over Virginaia Tech and
Richmond, and defeated the
Quantico Marines in a nom
conference tilt. t-
The William and Mary In
dians and Maryland's Terps will
play non-conference foes tonight
in the only other actio schedul-
ed by circuit quintets. William
and Mary will be after its sixth
straight win, with no defeats, in
playing host to Norfolk Naval
Station five, and Maryland
takes on the University Of Vir-
ginia at College Park.
Last night Dukes Blue Devils
walloped the McCrary Eagles
independents, 51-36, for their
fourth consecutive victory. The
University of Richmond drop
ped a hard-1fought contest with
the Quantico Leathernecks, So
81.
Southern Conference teams
will see plenty Of action Friday
night, with three games involv-
ing family contests. The Uni
versity of Richmond plays host
to Clemson; George Washing
ton journeys to Virginia Mill
tary Institute, and Davidson
and Duke tangle at Charlotte
South Carolina also will be busy
at Miami (Fla.) in a non-con-
ference affair. "a ~ s;---r
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-16
Club Bans
Hand Grenades

KUALA LUMPUR -(AP)-
Guests at the Selangar Club,
leading social center of the cap
ital of the Federation of NAL
ava, henceforth must leave their
hand grenades outside.
Many of the planters and
business men who make up the
Selanger Clubs membership
have regularly carried arms
since Communicated insurgency
broke out in Malaga last June.
Because there have been cases
of Careless handling of wea-
pons inside the club, the by
law on weapons recently was
amended. Weapons in future
Hand grenades or other explo-
sive. weapons may not be taken
into the premises.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-16
Bowl Games
Suggested AS
Title Contests

Atlanta, Dec. 16-R)- An
answer to the old complaint,
"just what does a bowl game
decide except who gets the
cash." may be the one now get
ting kicked around.
The answer is, "change the
bowls. Make them champion
ship games"
The proposal runs, ''let a
bowl game mean something be-
sides hard money and a local
civic attraction. For instance,
let the Southeastern and South
ern Champions meet in Miami's
Orange Bowl for the anual Dix
lie Championship"
The idea already is partially
advanced in Dallas Cotton
Bowl where the champions of
the Southwest play. They could
bring in the Big Seven winner
every new years day to meet
the Southwest leader.
The Rose Bowl plan would
have to be modified to allow
the Big Nine winner to 60 west
annually even if the same team
was out the year before.
So the suggestion goes, and
it already is being discussed in
formally in Dixie sports circles.
The proposal was broached to
the Orange Bowl and it was
well received by r. D. (Buck)
Freeman, chairman of the sche-
dule committee.
Freeman said he could not
speak for all the Orange Bowl
committee but personally
thought "a Dixie Championship
game in Miami every year
was "an excellent idea"
He added the plan was full
of additional questions and
would require a lot of talk and
arranging.
Frank Schaub, president Of
New Orleans Sugar Bowl, said
the plan was a matter for the
full board to consider when such
a request was formally placed
before the board.
To arrange such a game var
ious conferences would have to
vote formally and contract to
send their teams to so-and-so's S
bowl every year.
Bowl people avoid accusations
Of trying to run football and
iaapetus for $the series probably
Wdidd have. to come from col.
leges themselves.
During a recent meeting of
southern college coaches, facul-
ty athletic chairman, athletic
directors and presidents, the
idea was discussed.
OF 20-odd representatives ask
ed what they thought of the
idea, great majority agreed it
sounded good. One university
president commented, "only
then a bowl would have mean
ing. I think I would 60 along
with the idea."
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-16
Girls Win By
1926; Boys
Triumph 55.33

The Roanoke Rapids Yellow
Jackets basketball teams hit
their stride for the first time in
the young season here last night
and took both ends of double
header against Weldon, with
the Roanoke Rapids girls win
ming 1925 and the boys taking
55-33 victory.
For the Yellow Jackets it was
the first clean sweep of the three
twin bills played this season in
three starts. 1t also marked the
last home appearance for the
locals until January after the
Christmas holidays. They will 60
to Raleigh tomorrow night to
tangle with Needham Broughton
High, a team which had little
trouble in subduing Bethel.
Int he girls game the Roanoke
Rapids sextete had little trouble
with the visitors after the two
teams had haled on even terms
during the first quarter. In the
second period the Jacket girls
moved from an 8-8 tie to hold
a 20-10 halftime lead. After
moving IA points ahead in the
third quarter, the locals had
their lead cut in the final per-
iod.
10 Ann Black paced the win
ners with is points and Martha
Bowers racked up ten points for
the winners. Jean Chappell led
the scoring for the Weldon girls,
accounting for IA of her teams
points.
The boys contest provided
fans with an exciting see-saw
battle in the first half in which
the lead changed hands several
times. Weldon scrapped valiantly
in the early periods of play and
two quick goals from the floor
in the closing minutes of the
second quarter enabled them to
leave the court at halftime with
an 1914 lead.
The second half, however, was
all in favor Of Roanoke Rapids
as the Jackets battled from be-
hind. took a lead and extended
it by scoring Al points in the
second half alone while the visi-
tors were limited to Is more.
Tommy Wheeler, who had diff
Guilty finding the basket in the
first half, swished the net for a
total of 20 points for the Jack
cts. Pat Edwards of Weldon also
did some fancy offensive work
and shared scoring honors by
accounting for 20 points for the
losers. Both high scorers are
centers. Earl Rook, Jacket for
ward, kept his scoring for the
season at a high mark by sink
ing IL points in last nights VIC
tory.
Lineups-Weldon Girls: Gar
ner az, Williams (2), Chappell
Q4, White (2>, Whitehead (2)
and Hux Q), forwards; Jones,
Conwell, Dickens, Hulk and
Glasgow, guards. Roanoke Rap
ids Girls: Black d5), Allsbrook
(D, Bowers Q0), Ellis, Pleasant
and Moore, forwards; Askew,
Myrick, George, Kidd, Draugh-
an and Glosson, guards.
Weldon Boys: Ussery (9), Elks
(2) and Shearin (2), forwards;
Edwards coy, center; Johnson,
Rabil and Carr, guards. Roanoke
Rapids Boys: Warren (12) Rook
Q5), Gillian and Camp, for
wards; Wheeler (2) and Edwards,
centers; Clemmer (2), Hines (6),
Sullivan, Acree and Hasty,
guards.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-16
Thompson To
Try For New
Pro Peace

Philadelphia, Dec. 16-(-AP)
Alexis Thompson today opened
the way for new peace often
sive in professional football.
The millionaire owner of the
Philadelphia Eagles disclosed
he planned to "feel out" his
National Football League collie
agues on their latest reaction
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-16

meeting here next Monday.
Thompson declared that he
personally believed the All-Am-
erica hackers were foolhardy in
entering pro-football.
"But darn it, they're in it.
They haven't folded up. The
competition has driven salaries
up SO high that nobody
can make franchise rally
pay. We must recognize this
fact and act accordingly"
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-16
Baby Survives

LONDON -(AP)- A girl
born with liver and intestines
outside her body, has made an
"uneventful recovery" from an
operation-carried out two hours
after birth-to put these organs
in their normal place.
Two London doctors, B. S. S.
Arharya and r. w. Burslem, re-
ported the case in the British
Medical Journal" They said
they believed the child Twas the
youngest to be anesthetized sue
cessfully with cycloprooane."
Evening star., 1948-08-14
HOUSES FURNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE, Md bedrooms, . baths,
recreation room. Lear garage; prefer p
ssrroE sfass Npa SDSG 'fl T3ass cs co
ss lTR TRaeY sPn4 PL ave NV W. PE bea3ooms
baths, living rooms maids room and
Rats st2o PEI HAaNR %S9h ce e. Nj inc s
sfRn s2RooM SIS nS EousT e. 5stS saG oil heat yard
garage; furnished; lease for 2 years.
FoR Fels kENT. Il hm furnished. Groom sunsalov.
Nd. Nd WI. WI 4ssa. Az Available sept. /. @I6
a3i3 S. MEADE ST. Arlington, Va.-Near
Army and Navy Club, Detached brick:
center hall, > bedrooms. 3 baths, recrea-
on saa desaehed mons sraFe nss y'rS
WoRTH1NaT6N Won & st.iS. SON, Active % Realtors
Since 1892 l7l9 Eye st. NV MA. 1925
CHI. CHI. MD.-country club dist: compl.
ref; S175 mo. WI. 9413. 8 am. to IL.
s-RM. MODERN DET. HOUSE. completely
noreh sun des .ewn1 l ssspns
library, .2-car gar. new Bendix washer,
Florida; approx $3.50. NA. s644, or Ma
NV. SECTION. furn. house, . bedrooms
liv. rm.. din. rm., porch. garage, oil heat.
co. 1872 -16
3-BEDROoM NICELY FURNISHED home
for adult family; long lease; $15S per mo.
E. M. FRY, INC.
1929 East.W Hwy WI. 674O. 10
in an exclusive Bethesda neishborhood; nc
E. M. FRY, INC.
Evening star., 1948-08-14
ROOMS, APARTMENTS TO SHARE.

OR 2 SPANISH or American girls or
lady. Call AT 1850. is
262I UNIVERSITY PL. N.W.-Girl to
share apartment with girl; S25 per month.
AID. 6277. l5a
TWO LADIES WANTED to share apt. with
quiet, clean girl, who has own room: S35
ca monthly: very lge. newly decorated rm.
=. windows; aysii Nss immed. 134l Fairmont
NEAT CONGENIAL young man to share
apt, with another young man, Dupont
Circle area. HU. S47l. lis
share with another employed woman;
LADY TO SHARE sttr. apt. with another
ia6y. s6 y6 twin beds, telephone. kit. PRIVILEGES
eoUrLE WILL SHARE newly decorated 1S
ladies', central location. modern CRIS-
MbEh i.bEbRooM a FGRN. Fl H. APT. occupied by
employed lady a" years old, Takoma
Park Md, desires to share with another
employed lady. SH. 5o43 Sat. or sun
GIRL, to share 2-bedroom apt. with ?
Jewish girls. Call CO. 050S ewes and
Sunday morning. -l5
ATTORNEY and retired officer, young has
large. fnelv, ,furn, room, weli-kept large
downtown 10Th st. apt, next bath and
entrance, unlim- phone; breakfast privils. ;
desire young professional man, gentle.
congenlal; references exchanged; 500 per
mo. DE. $3.50. mornings only l5a
GIRL between $3.50 to share efficiency
apt, with another girl; in conv NV
legation; good references. Elk. s325
Evening star., 1948-08-14
ApARrMEhIs WANTED Cont !.

MoTHER and dsuFhseI, washing .oaisns.
Be. 9ssfE Sss!n ssr apt
1-ROOM,. Kitchen and bath apt. in apart
sn b. sna. Sna5n os n
BACHELoR. mid-3os. wishes. small apart
% %msnt or share apt. or house; $40. Boz
CLEAN UNFURN. e-bedrm. apt. pref. pvt
Issies; @ no % drinkIns Or f smoRins;. ref. sxsh
sSDssws All ss F f1fIb GH rIssoNNEL need s farn
IS e III s1oS' o. Ext. 5i$s. sc t. T 5. Sss u
auires turn. or uniurn. apt. NV: no shar-
ing. Days. DE. 5000, Ext. lii; ewes,
sERvICEMAN. wife and syr.-old son des-
perately need / or ; bedroom apartment.
fMpfoYED fs AS Ssa courLE uP1 to 5e married in Sep
ssapan hee0s ca Hne1s0fssn RE- ss
i 6R = RMS. k. b. porch preferred; about
s55: no pets, smoking or drinking. Box
VETERAN AND WIFE need 1-bedroom,
kitchen and bath unfurnished apartment
4 YoUNG COUPLE, law student and EN-
fisshsn ,sS! saa bah; W. AS, Iiss s is:
RoNpa F oaiu5 sseaben s. n' St. ssfs Prov ISL 3 q:
UNFuRNiSHED RMS. and private bath
fe' IobId u oSGpIE 6SSi with sm. baby urgent. len
ly needs unfurn. / or . bedrm apt: must
be Sc. area east of Anacostia River: neat
and clean; have good perm. Job. Gall
CANADIAN GIRL, permanently employed
French Supply Mission. wants 1-rm. furn.
Or up ps d I s Sia sox a2ss ss
pRAcTIclNG PHYSICIAN and wife. both
nes section nsfd to q SEQ 0fam pay Ex P $500 Ext
COUPLE urgently needs arm; apt: expect
ing baby in September. Ii. l774. -l5
5sd4eo% %omnS slnSsd @ ssf! .s to rent
sessible e collsss PaEs sns Naval Gsaissl
9gSe PWo YoNGs ofS slSoo womEN IN eosse sHse
need furnished apt. Sept i: twin beds,
private KITCHEN and bath; NV. section: up
VETERAN Il T Gs sTu6Gs4 Sc toas a and baby Is
wash; arsentls need : rooms, Kit, kt., bath; th;
YOUNG REFINE D. 8 coUPLE. college srad-
$50 furnished. Call Taylor 1850 after
ftRRisHEb Hi%i iif6' APARTMENT, s5ol-sso:
wanted for parents with SON (D, daughter
a.. and 3 goldfish (the latter are very
daft cifAS sGt sI ApAsTMENr ASsiI furnished or
by . employed women. Box
1T. Star. 16'
FURNISHED, or . bedrm. apt. prefer
ably in ne. Phone Hudson 1881. 15.
respectable apt for 9
clean, respectable young women fcoleee
graduates who would feel at home in
NV. sectionl Box 1877, Star 15s
g OR 3 YOUNG LADIES, COLLEGE grads.,
and wis. or upper Conn; viii be ideal
tenants and care. for our hcme well;
maximum $50 Wo 1874 is
QUIET EMPLOYED COUPLE, need small
turn. or unfurn. apt, NV. section: refs.
COL. VET AND AND WIFE. urgently reaSir.
] or bedrms.. living rm.. kit. and bath
apt. unfurnished. ME 1889 Is"
Evening star., 1948-08-14
ROOMS FURhlsHED-Mp. & VA.

1924 n. 4th ST. Arl., Va:--Girl to share
large, room, twin beds with another girl;
laundry privileges, conv. transp.; $25, per
AsL1SdroN@Lse. double gm., cooking
sYSHe sYSiTE kM Ss9 mo- n.y cH SSss blk - 5s
stop, close to Pentagon and Navy Annex;
reduced ed, rent for occasional baby sitting.
9Is N. KANSAS ST, Clarendon. Arl.. Va.
aouoie cony; y; cafe and shopping blk. to
with windows; bath with tub and show
er on buslne to Pentason; gentleman
1913 n. TAYLOR sT-conv. to transp.
Nicely furn, single, woman or quiet Tirl
Laundry and phone privils. CHI. 0534. -15
ARLINGTON, 3109 No. sth. bet Highland
and irving sts-dentleman. day worker;
nn st RS from rsS ssn SO s6us mo in ch oms 4
CHEVY CHASE, MD, 7ooe Conn. ave:
private bath, living rm:; share kit; adults
SILVER sPRING, MD.GAttraetive, cool
Also single rm. for gentleman, $40 per
tween sgslines. sH. 744o. @15
ssisI ;osss ara eT GPPssa Sss phone OF
1903 NEWARK RD., Colmar Manor, Md
Nicely furn. dble. rm., share kit. and
Radio and TELEPHONE. WA s77s. IA
219 WILLOW AVE, Takoma Park. Md
Attr. single rm. and porch completely
furn, S35 mo-. for employed woman;
near busline and shopping center. Call
to see after 430: 81. 7141. ID
920 NORTH QUINCY ST. ARL.-One
double and one single room in pvt. home;
nice community, conv. to buses. -I3
FURN. ROOM-15 min. to downtown
Wash. Owens sl26. 10.
closet, on > buslines, min. Pentagon;
J. or .; S35 single; $50 double, OK.
06S0. --15
SILVER sPRING-Double room, next to
bath, twin beds, no other roomers 81.
354q -15
Evening star., 1948-08-14
HOUSES uhfuRhIshEp.

PA E. FRANKLIN, Silver spring-Beaut
home has everything desirable. three large
bsdrms;: ~ baths Persh as6 y. yard sr gar sTo
800 yr. for years or sell S21,50O. Id
ARLINGTON, 10 min; Psntasssno.Fiye-rm, ssoa|sN. m;
h. -w.h.. Venetian blinds. expansion attic,
finished bsmt; with bar. fenced back
p m 10
GOVT. OFFICIAL. wife. and. 18-yr. -old son
desire to rent modern unfurn. house. 2
or 3 bedrm., suburban area; conven,.- to
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY---Landove Hills.
Md bedrms.. bath; living rm.: dining
after $40 Friday. Saturday; after /
eaRVY shnasy' eHL CHASE sso' Md, cub district 9
rooms. 2la baths, large lot; rent: S23o
BEAUTiFUL BRICK 6-RM. residence. nr.
Monastery; screened back porches. avn
ings, Venetian blinds throughout house.
sscs r. Boz :S,S Star, ,.sr,,. 1,S . ,,i,,
poRoTHg b ReSFi Y q. WOOD. 1881 P St NV. BIZ.
Evening star., 1948-08-14
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE Large double
room in private home for, !" gentlemen
or married couple; excellent prepared
1855 1865 18th ass ST. NWnSice 81 MI room for srs
or eouple very pleasant home; with t,es,, ex,
men az Sa7 each; Nj. ,5774, -la
dels deb Fm excellent sasg meals unim phone
TIL THE M meeoLoNY CLUB, aosa N st. Nv
Dhere, @ COW tTansp. yacancies for men
and women. preferably Govt, workers;
also studio bedroom and bath for gentle
men, DU oll6 from to Il; from Il to
isa8 18th ST. N.w.-Nice dble. and ssle.
rms; $3.50 each; excel, meals no, OBJ
iSais01 THE oASMoND. iva Mass. ave. NV
Lge. front ssle. rn,.; excel. meals; $50, mo.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Larse, attrac-
tive double and triple rooms with, adjoin-
ing baths; e,seysstor service; excellent ia
ss sas sts ssts 81 lsth hNWEovely II single room
bus at corner; new house, excel. meas;
I:o, que ST Nw wv: In ,9tesss:ss .s. IN eco eco;
SLTb MASON, i7$6 New Hamp. ave
also e. vacsncies % Tor ~eaned men: live Htsi al
wssh,.s finest suesstheusss Fawops Us for its
food and service. MRS. SAMPLE, NO. 500
--I5
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM. well furn.. next
10 bath: laundry priv; good neighborhood.
good transp.; excellent home-cooked meals:
married couple pref. DU. o625. Ia
1901 18th ST. N.W.-.Lge. double for men
also single: girl to share double with an
other girl; selected menu; switchboard
THE MAR-LEETA. 1928 10th st. NV
Nicely furnished rooms witt running water
for young ladies and young men; also
triple showers. elevator. switchboard; ex-
celleht board: beautiful home. la
1893 N. II. AVE. N.W.-Double, twin beds,
large window and closet. good meals. conV.
transp.: also vacancy for young man In
share room. -l5
1909 i6th ST. Nw.-Dbls. and to share,
for young men; quiet place. good food and
transp. MI. 2740. DU. 9a67. 40
ARL., vA.---Room with twin beds for 2
adults; on busline. mr.. Pentsson and Navy
Annex: home PRIVILEGES. GL $3.50. --15
AND BOARD for Girls
from Q to 4: By week or month. Call TR.
5610. -l5
Evening star., 1948-08-14
ApARTMEhTs UNEURNIsHEp.

EMPL. COUPLE, ne; 8 lge. rms, KIT.
and semibath: stove and refgr. and utili-
ties fufn.: refined pvt, home; references;
BEBRm :5s s ssf 2fr 92s in nsa ssaT BIDS near cap,
toll: SIl0 mo. Apply MRS. WATSON
5-RM. APT, full bsmt. garden space; 4
blocks from District line. Call UN. SS26
FOR RENT Belvedere Apts-ss apis held
for veterans during construction and 80
bedrm., Ss5. REPUBLIC ENGINEERING
CORP. 2lU5 Belvedere drive, Silver
Spring Md 81 1924 ia
FOR RENT. Forest Glen Apts-T0 apts.
held for veterans during construction ana
> bedrm., sos. REPUBLIC ENGINEER
ING CORP, 2105 Belyedere drive, Silver
Surirls.- Nd 81. 1894. la
FOR RENT. Carroll Garden Apts-64 apis.
held for veterans during construction and
30 days after completion: l bedrm..
GINEERING CORP. 2105 Belvedere drive.
Silver Spring. Md. 81. 1894, la
APT. UNFURN. 1928 Ingraham Sc. NV.
SIS; only to middle-aged quiet couple.
CONN. AND MORRISON. rms. kit. and
bath: immed. poss.; settled couple or .
! cow. GIRLS desire nicely furn. q
bedrm. apt. CO. 0629. 10
Evening star., 1948-08-14
COOPERATIVE Aprs.-sALE.

I AND g BEDRM. APIS. in new section OF
southwest Washington, near Naval Re-
search Lab Immediate occupancy. Priced
from $500 Look for our display Ad In
the real estate section of Saturdays Eve
ming Star FREDERICK W. BERENS
SALES. INC, 1923 K st. NV, Ma. 9141.
1882 BILTMoRE ST N.w.-ss. 500 to
- o00,- Front basement ONCE. Saturdays.
10 to 5, or GE 1929 -15
TILDEN GARDENS-Attr. apt. with 3 ex-
posures; 3 bedrms., living rm., solarium.
dining rm., KIT, and baths; Immediate
occupancy. Tel MR.. CoRNELSoN. .Wo.
ROCK CREEK PARK.
] $50 Clydesoale pl. n.w.--Liv. rm., bed
rm., dinette: kit and tile bath, with built
in tub and shower. Priced So 100 up.
available smaller units with large liv;;
bath b priced s4,5oo to S4 900; Open daily.
past Columbia rd. to Adams Mil I'd.
then ga blocks to our open sign. HOME
co, 1925 Pa. ave. NV. after
moons, call AD 0025. -I5
COOP near I4th and
Clifton SITS. NV, large living rm., dining
space, 9 bedrms,, sundeck, kitchen, and
bath: large rooms, good condition; price
$500 with $4,000 cash.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED corner apt:
foyer, liv. rm., kit, din. space, bath; ex-
cellert condition; near 18th and Mass.
ave. NV; S5,5OO with So, 900 cash. Call
MIR. Gavin, with H. @. SMTTHY CO., ST.
1900: res. MI 5000. -15