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Evening star., 1948-11-01

He says that the burning desire
to triumph is best instilled ON the
athletic field rather than in
youth camps. The extra inch
needed for a first down ON the
football field had its counter
part in the extra mile gained by
our armored divisions.
During our time in the service
We were privileged to talk with
many military men, who. almost
to q man, expressed the conviC-
ton that the ability of the Amer
lean youth to think for himself,
trait fostered in athletics, was
in no small part responsible for
oar country's success when nom
military men assumed the tre-
mendous responsibilities in a
military life. Upon our return
to Notre Dame in the spring Of
1916. we were met by a group
OF men intent upon assuming
their former civilian status and
limiting their competitive desires
to the football field. 1t then be-
came obvious to us that a foot
ball team was carbon copy of
democracy. where IL men sub
ordinated their individual desires
to the betterment of the whole.
1t was source of great pride
Evening star., 1948-11-01
by the Associoted Press

William and Mary Fullback Jack
fFlying) Cloud today was closing
In on North Carolina's' Choo- -Choe
Charley Justice in the Southern
Conference point-making derby.
Cloud scored once in last weeks
14-6 victory over the University OF
Richmond to run his season total
10 36 points-just six short of the
AZ points made by Justice
Bob Cox, North Carolina's extra
point kicking end, Jagged in third
with two touchdowns and 19 con-
versions for 81 points. Tied for
fourth were two Wake Forest stars,
End John ED O'Quinn and Half
back Bill Gregus. both with 30.
Justice and Cloud viii come face
TO face Saturday at Chapel Hill
N. c., where William and Mary
battles North Carolina in one OF
seven conference games this week
North Carolina and Clemson, the
leagues two remaining unbeater
and united elevens, were deadlockec
for first place in the loop stand.
ings, each with two circuit vic.
tories. Clemson plays host to Fur.
man Saturday.
Wake Forests Deacons and Duke.
Blue Devils get together at Dur.
ham. NJ c., Saturday in the con.
ference's most important feud Of
the current week.
High lights of Saturdays action:
North Carolina, IA; Tennessee, z
Justice threw two touchdown passes
In the first period. His first scoring
throw was for three yards to Bill
Flamisch and the second for Il
yards to Art Weiner. A 9O-yard
touchdown run by Tennesseeis Hal
Littleford was nullified by clip
ping penalty.
Georgia Tech. 10; Duke. Duke
scored midway in the first quarter
after blocked punt set up the tally
on Techs n. A Fred Folger to
Tommy Hughes pass picked up yard
age to the /. Fullback Paul Stephanz
rammed over. Duke held that lead
until the third chapter. Then, Tech S
smooth running and passing COM
bined to overhaul the Dukes.
William and Mary, IA: u. of Rich
Evening star., 1948-11-01

successful if it beats Army.
-STANN.
Princeton, S.; Virginia, IA
A New York sports writer,
Doug Kennedy. deserves much
credit for Princeton's crushing
defeat of the Cavaliers. Earlier
in the week Kennedy wrote an
article for the Herald Tribune
pointing out that the Tigers were
heavy favorites. but that Virginia
was primed for an upset. He re-
called Virginiais surprise victory
two years before and that the
Cavaliers walloped Harvard last
autumn. He also noted that in
Johnny Papit, Virginia had one of
the Nations top ground-gainers
and a lad who evidently would
have big day in Tigertown.
Princeton Coach Charley Cald-
we'll carefully clipped the article.
underlined its salient features in
red pencil, and posted 1t on the
bulletin board at Osborn Field
House, where the Tigers main
tain training table. Each time
the players entered the dining
room they were reminded of
Kenneoy's warning and the mes
sage evidently sank in. The
Tigers tooth-rattling blocks and
tackles would have warmed the
cookies of any coach's heart last:
Saturday. They played VS. If
everything. the national cham
pionship, honor Of the Ivy
League and even Princetons very
future depend on getting just
one more touchdown. The
Cavaliers simply were over
whelmed.
Virginia not only lost the game
but was severely crippled for its
last three games with North
Carolina State, West Virginia and
North Carolina. The fact that
Art 'Guepe's crew didn't hit as
hard as Princeton. didn't have
as much driving power, initiated
against 1t. The result pointed
up an old gridiron axiom that
the men who play hardest incur
the slightest injuries, and vice
versa. r.
Joe McCary. the teams best
passer, broke his hand and un-
doubtedly is out for the rest of
the season. Grover Jones, one
of the Cavaliers key backs, re-
broke the leg that kept him out
of action most of the 1946 season,
and Reserve Center Johnny Lucas
suffered a recurrence of torn
knee ligaments that kept him on
the sideline all of last year.
Halfback Floyd Tayloe received
a shoulder separation and may
get back for the last two games,
or at least the finale. Linesmen
Dyke Jones, Larry Baumann and
Johnny Campbell injured their
knees, and while they may get
back in time for a couple Of
games, they certainly will not
be up to par.
1t is interesting and important
to note that not one unnecessary
roughness penalty was called on
either team. The Cavalier in
juries were the result of bristling
but clean blocks and tackles by
Princetonians whe seemed massed
at the appropriate spot for each
play.
Kennedy's article, 1t seems
to us, clearly indicated the power
of the press.-ATCHISON
Evening star., 1948-11-01

to us while
on the BAN
quet circuit
following our
seasons play.
World War II
su b s tantiates
he position
that competi-
tive sport is
good for Amer
lean you t h.
@ e n. M n c.
Arthur's words
relative to ath-
letics already
are recorded
for poSterity.
Evening star., 1948-11-01
BeIvoir Beots Comp Lee

George Evans set the pace as
Fort Belvoir defeated Camp Lee,
21-7, in a service football tilt yes
terday at Fort Belvoir. Evans
scored one touchdown on a line
plunge in the first period and
passed to Jack Campbell for an
other in the third.
Evening star., 1948-11-01
Northern A. G. Victor

Northern A. c. whipped Avon
dale, $50, in football game yes
terday at Avondale. Ray Lunce-
ford, Eddie Shafer, Sam Marsan-
opoli, Bob Young and Bob Milton
all had a hand in the victory.
Evening star., 1948-11-01
Grid Develops Warriors
By Frcnk Leohy
Nc,re Dome foosboll cooeh

Why play football? This ques-
ton often arises during the
{ course of the season and is one
that we enjoy having directed
Evening star., 1948-11-01
Rollers Win Over Tukomu

The Riverside Rollers took a 1877
victory over the Takoma Park Boys
Club in 160-pound football game
yesterday at Hearst Field.
Evening star., 1948-11-01
McNumoru Leeds Mounts

Ie0QS MOUNTS
Paul McNamara was the big gun
as Mount Rainier trounced Ed
mcnston. 46-0, in a Prince Georges
County Boys Club Football League
game yesterday at Mount Rainier
McNamara tossed three touchdown
passes and scored three himself.
Five Years Ago The Green
Bay Packers overwhelmed the
New York Giants, 35-7, In the
National Football League.
Evening star., 1948-11-01

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Evening star., 1948-11-01
Metro Football Titles
Go 10 Brookwoods,
Car Credit Teams

Brookland-Woodridge Merchants
and Car Credit were swapping con-
|gratulations today on crowns
clinched in the Metropolitan Foot
ball League.
The Merchants. by virtue of their
1870 victory over the Anacostia
Lions yesterday at Fairlawn, are
the l60-pound Western Division
Ititleholders. The Creditmen earned
the unlimited eastern loop honors
by extending their three-year VIC
tory string to 81 straight with a
21-0 margin over the Anacostia
Eagles at Gonzaga.
The Southwest Merchants, de-
Tending champions in the 160-pound
western loop, were knocked out of
contention by a 14-0 loss to North
east Body Works at Gonzaga. The
Merchants, playing without their
injured triple threat. Ed Tawney,
penetrated the Northeast 3 and
yard markers, but couldn't score.
Northeast's victory kept it In
front of Arrow Linen In the Eastern
l60-pound race. The Linenmen
kept in the running by smothering
the Maryland Mohawks, 40-18, at
Fletcher Field
In another unlimited game Alper-
stems Department Store whipped
Silver Spring A. c., 21-4.
Evening star., 1948-11-01

Today a Year Ago-Notre Dame
trounced Navy in football. 27-0
while Michigan defeated Illinois,
14-7.
Evening star., 1948-11-01
OUTDOORS
HIGH TIDES FoR cHEsAPEAKE BAY POINTS.
HIGH TIDES FOR WASHINGTON


from anglers anxious to hit the Caro-
lima beaches for channel bass Nor
mally, we'd direct them to Nags Head
or Oregon Inlet. This fall. however,
fishing at those spots has been poor,
SO we suggest they journey farther
South to Ocracoke and SHatteras
where the sport seems to BE normal
for this time of the year.
Farmers in a widespread area of
Washington County, Va, have set
up project which we believe will be
of great interest to all hunters.
They are comparatively posting their
lands and require that hunting shall
be by written permit only. The
entire area of land owned or con-
trolled by the farmers group is to be
posted as unit with uniform signs
bearing the name, South Holstor
Wildlife Project. A responsible per-
son may hunt the project after re.
ceiving written permission from any
OF the cooperating farmers. No fe,
Evening star., 1948-11-01
Quarterback
Continued From Page Ais.

IContlnued From Page ADD
haps its most dismal season, but
as long as Army is yet to- be
played there remains a chance
of the Middies finishing the cam
paign in a blaze of glory. Navy
is one team that may lose nine
games a year and still count it
successful If it beats Army.
-STANN.
Evening star., 1948-11-01

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Evening star., 1948-07-04
ApARrMEhTs uNFURhIsHEp.

s-BEDROOM HOME, new; on iss; estate; ,s
IS miles from on w WaSninstDmf n,n mnfurnl mi phon,
xFT xisnnf foR So RlSEfNr-Pxt; bath and kit. and
iiV nV'h rm' nNn dinette. n kitchen, bath; Tenants
J5 f4EnSh 55 meh sstissrs'oS5N eoNsfR eRd Al Rros
9tss YoH TYesdssN 81. NWyhiv. wy rm, sedEm:.
kit and bath; ;antb alsG atsi1 NJ r@ ss4o newly otf0
taos tatsa' ssa ss' ST. %S NW-ist hoor large front
room with kit, refrigerator. stove; next ds 10
toilet; private home; employed COUPE pe-
5 "fu Rooms. ise: bedrms., living room; room.
Sny senksisT kiT sSS sNp BaFH al a SIS: M school
SUNDAY Sunday. between 5-s pm. MI. 7474, @slo
MilIf iBlIEpKooms aKe M L1v. RIM. and fully sauiDDsd
kitchen. semipvt bath, utilities, IN wen,
Kept NV. private home, family OF .r'raS NJ
shld9sn pssS pmaTried cd Couple avail
sbie July Ib; $50. GE. 49o4. Box bO-J'
SSlAaCCANT-574s Southern ave; Sc, Nd a.
Clean arm. apt, porch, pvt: bath a,,al. ana
entrance; IS a; LASH lsrse 'd'' smpl' coupe s
eSt eit! keoA n fefinea aSs hens for or os s% )
ployed adults: no drinking; S4o' Aios
s;,o ,ts Sc erpGfMook TR sa5s' LANE, Bsthesda-su!t-
able for dentist or doctor; rms, recepI.
rm'. kit. and bath; rent, Sl2b mo. VI.
49, 49, NORTH CAPITOL -bedrm; apart; apart
couple: gentle home; util; oI1Y fTrn; $50 mo-
Isa, "P STo NV, Just of 18th st-,3
rooms, kitchen and bath, $50 month
~ s7oe oGis 18th ST. NORTH. Lee hwy, Lyon
Village, Arl Va-3 rooms and kltcheh.
unfurn, for 3 girls. Call ME- 1881
LARGE ROOM. KITCHEN, semloa,,n: s,a;
plenty closet space S67.ao. oo' iS'io'
Evening star., 1948-07-04
AVIATION.

CLUB SHARE on Ercoupe, owner going
overseas @ Bargain price if sold this week
GET GET A Il new s2ri PIPER vAGABoND, the new
two-place, side-oy-side, roomy airplane;;
at used-plane prices; the most economical
90 miles on less than sia salons Of gas.
These planes can be bought on terms.
Also have one of the best fve-place Stin-
late model car in trade on these planes;
Pipers WA 9640 or drive out to queens
Chapel Airport. Hyattsville, Md
hours: excellent condition; Bendix trans
mltter receiver, mike. ear phones, loop;
sensitive altimeter; rate of climb, s2,55O.
De Luxe HOWARD, no time since re-
licensed; day or night instruments. D
horizon and D-F loop; ao-coat hand rubbed
CINE in excel. cond. and hangared: 81; 500
cash or will trade. Contact H. v. JES-
IHSfSi NEW TNDfvIDUaL Wi TsI' HANGARs for rent.
FAiRCHiLD M-ss-Rawdon Hatch fabric
cs vi "aF 445 o2 G~ PHI tms SAB us' ems
LSseombe IS h.p. % call al EX' ' 55os or TE.
QUICK sALE-one twin engine Cessna
U-c-7s and one J-a Cub; slightly damaged
Clinton. Md. H, E. WARD, LU. 6526. 4
SHARE OPEN IN SILVER WINGS Flying
| Club: Luscombe, So hip, 500 miles cruising
range; share reasonable: forced to sell;
flying time S2,25 hr.- Call MI; 1923. a
INDIVIDUAL 1T" HANGARS for rent.
FLY FOR $255 PER HoUR-club now
! forming on new Cessna. c. H. MARTIN,
sEff Esfa SR!Ges %sEs SALE, se75 Can
Oliver 8sSS. LOUIS RAY. -
AMAZING NEW AIRPLANE-See the long
! I,,,of oh taI fnr Al
pIace saeo airpiane npH A'Fa The W lowest priced a
placed plane of it's kind on the market.
40 Cessna. 1876 hours, total time since
new Priced Teas Other us used planes Is;So at It
airport to downtown Wash. WASHING
TON-VA AIRPORT. FA. 2325. .
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

OPPOSITE G. w. UNIV.-Vacancies for
young ladies'; cool, airy rooms. home cook
ing, very rood food; S43 and up. DI 2oa2
DOUBLE FRONT RM:. next bath. twin
snees SsSs LOT wo Seaas Ss4s s'F's home eonysn- s
SINGLE. DOUBLE and share; for men;
Txseilen5 nS Nj meals 14S n f9Se ase IN l4os 10th
7sI0 BLAIR RID. NV, J. block Ga. and
Alaska bus-A beautiful master rm. for
family, with porch and bath; also double
a; q deilghtful home; across st; from pix, and
library choice food. sH. 1917. sH. 9775.
WESLEY HALL-Cheerful rooms enough
ike hotel to provide excellent dining
insure congenial companionship; double
st T0meR; men,. so ses ssoi. ss $3.50 mo- 1928 4lst
1927 10th ST. N.w-second-fo room,
twin beds. private bath; other vacancies.
-6
2 yrs. up. in spacious, ali modern country
where your child will be well cared for,
fIs hsalthy and happy Rates reasonable.
7.5 oGLETHoRPE NV meals a day,
in home OF adult; on express busline; home
2. Privils; aSoo sos per month; one or two men.
GoNy; NV: LOCATION, on Friendship
Heights ,f sarline, r nr; Mass ave. Single rm;
nicely SnOWe1
bath; private home: 2 meals; / refined
gentleman. OV 4151. 4
1888 CRITTENDEN ST. N.W.-Lse. 2nd
a. front: twin beds: 4 windows; next to
bath: in pvt. Diet. home convenient
transp.; excel. food 2 meals day incl
Sunday; $50 each for 2 girls. GE. 2212
ARLINGTON-Large, outside. cool rooms
home-cooked meals, daily maid service
verandas and lawn. GIL. s9l0. IS
2OI3 MASS. AVE. N.W.-very desirable
home for young men and women; COM
Portable, clean rms. The very best balanced
meals. Daily maid service. Conv. loca-
tion. DE. 979s. 4
BEVERLY HALL-2l3l Mass. ave. NV,
cor; 22nd st. n.w.-Rated one of Wash
ington's finest guest homes. Vacancies
for young ladies and gentlemen in share
rms: pvt. baths $3.50 monthly. with
meals daily; no singles. MRS. CLARK,
HO. 1868. Il
1854 MASS. AVE. NV, Dupont Circle
Double for men or girls, pvt. bath; also
vacancies to share: excel. meals. Ia
CLUB MASON. 1925 N H. NV. Dupont
area)-Dbl. rms. for 2sladies or men, also
dble: to share, 1t costs no more to live at
Wash. s most exclusive guesthouse. See
SINGLES. DOUBLES and triples; home
cooked food in a homelike atmosphere:
clean, cool, comfortable rooms; plenty OF
spring mattresses; walking distance; SAT.
Evening star., 1948-07-04
ROOMS, APARTMENTS TO SHARE.

1925 L ST: NV, Apt: l-Twin-bed rms.
For e Tk c6sGENIAI 5s; Kh ois BACHELOR with lib
eral political outlook; tastefully. furn.
house. fine for entertaining your friends:
$50 mo. GIL. 1908 (eves); DE. O716
GIRL TO SHARE APT. with one other
girl; $37 90 per mo. 1913 10th st. NV.
Gill 70 SHARE large, cool double room
with another girl s25 month. 1914 18th
BEAuTTFULLY FURNISHED house of 18th
VIII vIc1NITY GsPsfS istS sA ST. s.w-youns sifl to
professional woman; s57.So SOP per month.
SINGLE i MAN will share with two other
furn. mouse and garden: centrally located;
uniim phone; references. AD. 1869,
GIRL TO SHARE APT. with another girl
21-25 mod 3-rm. apt, completely furn.:
excellent transp; to District and Pentagon
Bldg. OV. 1925 =
nome; Bethesda area; willing to help with
work and share responsibility. Box 255-H.
LADY TO SHARE nicely furnished large
room, twin. beds 5 windows. lse. closet.
laund; privils,; prefer southern lady over
80 II is47 Eued sE1 st. my sss s2 sto4 10 share
girls. Call any time; $50 mo. AT. 1881.
YOUNG MAN has bachelor apt. wishes to
share with same; downtown; references.
Call Elk. 2s35, Sunday or after = pm
immediateiy Gail HU saso .
GIRL. ABOUT 25, to share lovely apt.
opp shoreham Hotel with 2 girls; silver,
S45 mo- NO 5601.
WILL SHARE liv. room with conf. studio
couches, dinette; kit. screen porch, bath; path
W st. Sc. -(Anacostia1. Apt. 4, FIR. 2679.
BACHELOR has cool pvt. quarters to share
NTH bs sn0nsF es 'h0se5 to xesHaass aaSSs
En- EMrLoYEp se1 MerHER share sn 1s sSse turn
GSm moer H daz eaps on eSd Sh ST. s5as
beds), sitting room. kit; bath: downtown
sDt IARh XII 0ns GSf1RS EIhSS fKosT ThooMs Tor
MAN. se Very Se11GS prSaae 'uh fu Kitchen
Sunday and Monday. 1896 Newton st.
Viii Will Asi shAsl Ii by beautiful s7room apt.
iso YouNa NJ LADY. nS 1 s5s5. to share 1:bedroom
apt with another LADY: .oo near Kennedy
SnPSST TaFssS sasIE seikcnE w WALkHY.a bedrooms.
children permitted; $40. For bachelor or
one ne-bedroom apt; Must be 1st noor. or
i1eSasH5 aouNG IASY. SI % sSi.h. sS.re @ newly fun
and dec. 2 bdrm. apt, twin beds. with Q
girls: nearby Arlington. 0W. 3S.4.
or employed girls Conv. to transp.. $40
per mo. Takoma Park. D. C., GE. gS77.
SOL 1sth So. NV: Lady share bedroom.
rent reasonable: ref required. RE. 1901.
NR. Mr. isth AND COLUMBIA RD. NV
rm.: pvt uni. phone in rm.; $50 mo-. ea.:
meals opt. NO. 3917 GSun.. hols. and ewes: }
or AID. 3s42; Ho. 5000. ext. 7S6. (wkdays),
coIOHED. Refined Government girl. share
home, private room ts.e.l. AK. 54sS.
COLORED-GIRL TO SHARE rm. with
another girl; twin beds, dble closets al
Evening star., 1948-07-04
COUNTRY BOARD.

ROOM AND BOARD, plus So week, for
'teen-aged girl, in exchange for light
duties. Fairfax 7S-W-4.
REST AND QUIET in modern home Ideal
for convalescents; inner spring mattresses.
ADEQUATE water; meals served country
style. 2 miles to village shows, bathing
and fishing. Greyhound bus stops at ooor
103 miles from Washington. References
exchanged; rate. $3.50 per day. MASSA-
NUTTEN LODGE, RT. 2, Box 21. Edinburg,
Va. Phone 507-F-O2
CHILDREN BOARDED on farm. 6 to 10
years; modern, conv. school near; 26 years
exper: Phone Ashton 21O2. MRS. SIMON
CRAyER. CRAVE Broosyille. Md.
country home. For information, write
MRS. TURNER BARB, Mt Jackson, Va,
LOVELY COOL HOME. suburban virginia
exceptional food; stream, woods; no other
boarders; prefer men or father and child
Box 462-H. Star
ROOM AND BOARD for lady in beautiful
country home, 10 miles from Capitol $50
monthly Lanham, Md, Warfield 1899,
Evening star., 1948-07-04
APARTMENTS WANTED.

LOCAL BUSINESSMAN and mother would
enjoy an unfurnished & apartmtssnt mel rsds. or h9ass
eeyF. eaS 1s.Is E5 COUPLE desire. or
dr.a 1sdfoop ns pets ap ca np OK Arlnssn nsss no %
NAVY CPLE.. with 2 small children, de.
ss hass sna of 5a, n.H Snius5 s5o '' Can n%R.
espS a STUDENT, WIFE AND BABY des5.
Rs53e9 y,e wafteId yalaen 5sss sss ne M
Fiassa FfExsE HEHF oIE sAsr.M,eaeI.,. i1 MOD
IT. lath COZ. g. B. Bachelor Se nee needs apt preferably
s-bedroom, unfurnished; easy to Psntagon.
Republic 800, Ext. 1,32o4; v.,,!S}ur.
Navy Club; Bog ass.H: star star ..,,r.S 8 bv
seam RssS adH hGne amiS pfer sfe odr
transportation facilities good Box AK
SERVICE MAN. 2 small children; needs
furn. apt. small house, July 10. Not over
WxNrED1Tsa> VA SOx 1sS bedroom sa apartment iur-
nished or unfurnished; COUPLE with chill,
dIen coHm1ia soISo WosnN sfaHch psfg SSs Govt
employe wants efcieney apt; cI nv; Gisp perm
BaIn. fee 2st tSss sddsr sfs and @
son. sIsGT. CALLANs. z till 4, TR, sSoo'
apuLn sp NV destssi seeson Best Of rsl9 SVEN
mo- mo. rent in advance. EN-; 1881. 4
NAVY OFFICER AND WIFE desire desire nicely ,Ssi
TO Arlington Annex; no children or pets
Phone Arlington 5267.
efhciency or bedrm. apt owner returning,
viii consider separste quarters prsste
HonSc RSTs; csIi MaRR1kD MG COUPLE without chill
furn. firn II in Vic. silver Spring. uN. 1872;
WANTED to rent apts r snd nousfS 1soy.s iu'of Of
MfRaE MfEriNd nf 70 81 siGs sSfR fRasE
o5 fT 5rn9 IN apt Nots assTSsS5 o4 0'
GOVT SS9'i''A AATToRNEY Veteran! and wife
need 2-3 room furnished apt; kitchen: PVT
bath. Max, s126; prefer NV BOX 4Is.h' e.
COUPLE wants resident manager Job IN
apt: building. No pets or children. Can
MOTHER MOTE And DAUGHTER desire l. or q
room unfurnished apartment In vicinity
APT. APT: OR Or House. wanted for adults.
nfsa 10 PLACE my excellent Mt. tenants .5s So q
employed) ~ better type 1-bedrm; apt,
fsasoss fa2S n Il TRoM 5s1s TEXAS wan. place 0i,
son for DeaD so fsn Gp and and Mq SON asss srs
sf1ss 'hss ssPsS a.' win the
|VETERAN-STUDENT. with permanent Gov
ernment position, excellent M references, col,
apartment or small house, furnished or un-
furnished. Georgetown or U. 9; Capitol Vi.
cinity. on or before Aug. 1. Cali Ho. $3.50.
HAVE TO MovE-vetersn and wife des-
PsralsI5 nees apartment. Can Mfss.
REFINED. middle-aged lady, with small.
beloved dog, wants apt: prefer unfur-
nished, first floor, $50. BOX 49-K, Star 80
CONG. CLERK. refned lady, desires =
Sedroom S apt Ne, is5s. '''' 'A'A'
SETTLED. EMPLOYED couple urgently
needs 8 Orr or room 14 o4n q4nfurnished apt. with
REF. Bus. LADY desires ed. apt. NV.
ffHLEpHoNE EMrLoYE. 20 yesrs' service,
| employed daushter. desire furnished apt.s
nv. Tel. Eek. 400. Ext. 716. ..
SERyICEMAN AND WIFE desire smslls
furnixhed apt.; refs furnished. Please
call WA. 2734.
CONTINUED % Next Passl