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Evening star., 1948-12-26
Pepper Martin Appointed
Manager Of Miami Team
BY shs Assoeiaied Press

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 25.-Pepper
Martin today was named manager
of the Miami Tourists, Florida In
ternational League Baseball Club.
The colorful Martin was reported
at his Quinton tOkla.) home, where
he is spending the holidays with his
wife and two daughters. His con-
tract is for one year and he is to
report February IS.
Martin rose to playing heights
with the st. Louis Cardinals. In
recent years he has been key
figure in the Brooklyn Dodgers
scouting and promotion staff. The
Dodgers president, Branch Hickey,
made his services available to the
Glass B Miami team.
Miami recently signed a working
agreement with the Dodgers through
the Fort Wayne (Tex) Club. The
Tourists will train with the Dodgers
at Vero Beach beginning March !.
Evening star., 1948-12-26
By Rod Thomos

Paul K. Beck and Ruth Di
Misa. presidents respectively of
the Washington mems and wom-
ems city bowling associations,
last night called upon the Capt.
tails army Of pin shooters to
quickstep in the march Of the
Bowlers Victory Legion.
IN this manner they urged full
participation in the annual Even
ing Star tournament, the 21st Of
which will open January 4 at all
regulation bowling plants in the
Greater Washington area and
continue through January 81.
The tournament is dedicated for
the fifth consecutive year to the
Bowlers Victory Legion.
The BVL, under the wing OF
the National Bowling Council,
is following through on a dis
tinguished war effort in which it
raised s485 900 900 in bonds and
sent countless thousands of rec
reational articles to overseas
Yanks.
The bow1ers' war bond cam
paign stemmed from The Star
tournament, in which approx
mately $14,o0o,00o was raised in
two years by substituting the
purchase of bond for an entry
fee.
At the wars end the BVL
turned its attention to hospital
lied veterans. 1t is busily en-
gagged now in helping to relieve
the monotony of hospital life
for some $4,000 men bunged up
during the war.
Said Beck: THE Star tourna-
ment beyond any question is the
greatest bargain ever offered
bowler. It's 81 entry fee puts it
within reach of every bowler.
Its full handicap system gives
every contestant an equal oppor-
tunity. And where else will one
find a bowling tournament with
one thousand prizes?
But its greatest appeal is an
unselfish one. This is contained
in the creed Of the BVL, which
reads: For the good things of
life at hand for millions OF us.
thousands gave their lives. In
our service and Veterans Admin
Evening star., 1948-12-26
Santa Anita, Opening tuesday,
Expects Another Ace Meet

H. Strub, mindful that horse racing
revenues in the country have slanted
downward the past two years, stip-
ulated that his stakes program
richest in the country, remain or
the same level as last year.
Last season, Santa Anita attend
ance was 1,641 .807, as compared to
1,764, 1884 the year before: the betting
handle was $10s,727.72o as against
1947's $123, 3,436,852.
Tuesdays opening feature, at a
mile and one-sixteenth, probably
will carry an added value of $75 ZOO
if as many as IL 60 to the post,
which seems likely.
Probable starters include Johnny
Longden on Audacious Mann, Eddie
Arcaro on Beau Knight, Jack West
rope aboard June Bride and Basil
James on Beau Lief,
Evening star., 1948-12-26
Stanford Co-Favored
With Oregon State
by the Assoeiotsd Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 25.-Stan-
ford's undefeated Indians and the
veteran-manned Oregon State team
will 20 into action as about equal
choices to win the first annual
Pacific Coast Conference invitational
basket ball tournament, starting
here Monday.
The three-day competition at the
massive Cow Palace will continue
December % and conclude Decem-
ber 30
Oregon State and Southern Cali
fornia will pair OF in the first-rounc
opener Monday with Washington
State VS.. California at Los Angeles
Oregon VS.. Stanford and Washington
VS.. California to follow in that order
Eight victories and no defeat.
earned Stanford the role of co.
favorite. The Indians opposition
included Michigan, Yale, st. Mary!
aid Santa Clara, besides strong
club team. Oregon State, although
going into the tournament with only
q six and four won-lost record thi!
season, has most of the personne
back from last years northern divi'
sion co-championship team.
Evening star., 1948-12-26
IN. T.. State To Battle
Wyoming. in Feature
OF Tourney Opening
BY the Associoisd Press

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 25.-Headed
by high-scoring North Carolina
State, eight college basket ball teams
compete here this week in the Sec
ond annual Los Angeles Invitational
Tournament.
North Carolina State. Marshall
College, wyoming, Hamline College
of st. Paul, Brigham Young Of Utah,
Loyola and Pepperdine Of Los An
geles, and Montana make up the
field in battle that gets under way
Tuesday night.
Loyola and Hamline play the first
game, Pepperdine and Defending
Champion Marshall College follow,
and the big game Of the evening pits
Wyoming against North Carolina
State.
Star Of the North Carolinans is
Richard CDick) Dickey, who scored
451 points last season and the Wolf
pack Is the pretournament favorite,
with the Cowboys from wyoming,
Boosting a featured performer in
Lanky Bob Cope, probably rated in
the runner-up spot.
High scorer of the Hamline quintet
is Hal Haskins, named captain Of
the National intercollegiate Basket
Ball Association last year at Kansas
City and player who rolled up COS
points in 81 games.
Brigham Young features Joe Nell
son, leading scorer in the Inter-
mountain States Conference during
the 1947-48 campaign.
Marshall lost some of its most
potent players from last years team.
but may upset the dope bucket.
| Brigham Young and Montana
don't go into action until Wednes-
day night. The other game of o
doubleheader will be consolation
contest between the losers in the
Loyola -Hamline and North Carolina
State Wyoming games.
The tournament is sponsored by
the Helms Athletic Foundation Of
Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1948-12-26
Tor Heels In Brief Drill;
AiIinq Rodgers Absent
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

HAMMOND, La. Dec. 25.-North
Carolina's Sugar Bowling Tar Heels
held a short Christmas morning
practice, but Coach Carl Snavely
has promised another workout to-
morrow
The Tar Heels, who visited New
Orleans following their workout to-
day, will concentrate on windsprints
and other light exercises tomorrow.
Absent from today's practice was
Hosea Rodgers, hard-hitting full
back. He was suffering from a mi
graine headache, an affiiction which
has bothered him throughout his
collegiate career.
Evening star., 1948-12-26
Three Games on Top
For Guard Bosketers

The National Guard Amateur
Basket Ball League, which gives
indication of becoming one Of the
top court circuits here, has three
games scheduled today.
Starting at $50 p.m., games are:
Jet Motors against Millikens Insur-
ance, Silver Spring against Naiman
Photo, and Southeast Merchants
against Naval Reserve.
Evening star., 1948-12-26
Cleveland Ice Winner
Over Indianapolis, 40
BY the Associated Press

CLEVELAND, Dec. 25.-Goaltend-
er John Bower recorded Cleveland's 5
first shutout of the season as the
Barons blanked Indianapolis Capt.
tails, 4 to 0, in an American Hockey
League game before s,oeS here to-
night.
The goose-egg defeat ended In
dianapolis' undefeated streak Of
eight and sent the Barons into
third place in the Western Division.
Pete Leswick sank his goth and
e1st goals of the season, and Roy
Kelly and Johnny Holota landed
the other two for the Barons.
Evening star., 1948-12-26
OUTDOORS

Biggest event ahead Is the OPEN
ing of the second duck shooting sea
son in Maryland, which crosses the
line at noon Tuesday and runs
through January 8 at one hour be-
fore sunset. Shooting hours, ex-
cept for the first day, are the same
Evening star., 1948-12-26

Vale of Kenwood, Francis E. Nc
Ardle of Congressional, Donald E.
DeVeau of Chevy Chase. David L.
Halle of Suburban, John E. DeFord
jr., of Elkridge and Mackenzie, vice
presidents; Albert E. Steinem OF
Woodmont, general counsel and En-
met Gary of Hillendale, secretary,
the last two re-appointments OF
many years standing.
Evening star., 1948-12-26
With Bill Leetch

very helpful in judging conditions
overall, especially when coming from
practical wildfowlers in the field.
Evening star., 1948-12-26

as IN the nrSL
season, from q
half hour before
sunrise to one
hour before sun
Sc t, excepting
Sundays. B a 9
and possession
limits are also
the same.
A canvass OF
nearby shooting
areas indicates
that a goodly
supply Of ducks
is on hand, and
all hunters need
liz n weather
Evening star., 1948-12-26

break. And we do not mean those
hluebird days which lasted all
through the first season. The Sus-
quehanna Flats still have ducks
present on their feeding grounds,
but the snowstorm Of last week
brought o lot Of them down into
the Southern Chesapeake areas and
along the lower Potomac. Canvas
backs do not seem quite as plentiful
as last year, according to reports,
but one cannot tell what will show
up on opening day. A whale OF O
lot of them, were on the flats up
until Friday of last week. General
ly speaking, the bird crop looks
better. than last year with both
ducks and geese.
Ducks Unlimited has mailed copies
in blank of their 1948 waterfowl
migration and hunting season re-
port, with the request that the
sheets be filled in and returned
promptly at the end Of The hunting
season. Information Of this sort Is
Evening star., 1948-12-26

Total - 591 400 S2.545. 500
'Camellia game December 80: OleandeI
game December 90: others January /.
Evening star., 1948-11-19
VII +: iHS' 5:
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,tS::s: ss1s Iss;sSs
BIBLE STUDY GROUP.
= f. wsas sss. sst
ehroms Ioandup. View New S.sicn.I Museum;
S% O'clock sSenss enishs aa Tenth street
Massachusetts, sasel; State Society. shor.ham
Hos Yaca ss9 l7s 9sl0ek ss2e.t sostsht NV assembly
topight; bowling party tournament Q
O'CLOCK tonight LECTURE.
ss ing etS WGtd stre.
West" O'Clock tonight.
roll sSs asscvsq snsP: as: ss
' SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
and
fss fass Iss.Is and issss ssRs' and
streets NV: Illustrations Of children's
books, through November 60; open Q am.
Ths Watkins GseaS Il uni
versity. Massachusetts and Nebraska ave-
nues NV. Haitian popular art. throush
weekdays, and to pm. Saturdays and
s:fsst Alden GALLERY IL 1sz s:asslDa
sssous ad 70
street New York aa
pm Tuesdays s thTeush Snpa'f' Fr.dsys: S am. S e
inFtSn: for e sn tds lndsiinite period. ~. r...
capisoi Streets; a o open am s' to and 10 pm pln.
Monday thfoush SATURDAY and Il 80 !; nm: "a:
hsousa M q II The s4s Is:0o orna M
loan from the British government until
Lincolns three.pags autobiography" for
.sacn a7.nas S.aseb 1sD'ss evsns aa con n
s5 p' aFsss seskdsys 9pen se to $50 PM mn s.s e
Soid.ys; :na Exhibit tse een o
the Adveneewent 1A Of g Science. ths9ush No, No
e G.ery of AZ RefH Sixth street and
g pm We.fasys and to 0peh Pe PM M sun
the Mellon, hreSS, W1oener ana Dale col.
!eetioas and gifts gifts from other donors for
Phillips Memoriai Gallery. 1900 Twenty
hrst street NV: open daily II am to @
pm: modern French and American
,Tish snd WIldlite Service. under main
lobby lobby in Commerce 4! DepsrtnmeWns n W suilSins;
s5SIod| saa fFssh-$aser ash' f0f an indsfnlss
Artists Coop Show. 4 Hillyer eour.
sM srss opsn sand.ys snd e 3 pm
A The Piayhoase Piha Art Gallery. 727 Fiji
teenth street NV; portraits and charcoal
sketches by Brian Stonehouse, British Of
ficer in World War II; open to public. .
nd e $40 tsTSuss sna tS lSse pm daily
Silver Spring Art Gallery, .9216 Flower
pm; paintings by Ethel Robertson Gath.
through December IL.
National Museum. Tenth street and Con-
stitution avenue NV: open am. to 4:30
EoH.mb.r EHol1tanb Art Contest paintings throush
H0ssmGi xmeIie.n 10 Veteran. Committee Club
house. 1851 New Hampshire avenue NV.
open to pm. daily; second annual ex-
hibit Of the ave Greater Washington Area
artists. through November.
FOR SERvICEMEN..
se.s saGss sunsi sSa Mihns bTs1s eHe elt
Ing desk billiard tables. radio.
Servicemen's Victory Center. 1113
Pennsylvania avenue NV, free canteen,
open daily noon to midnight
Evening star., 1948-11-19
Virginia Public Relief
Spending Rises Is Pct.
By the Assoeiossd Press

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 19.-The
State Department of Welfare and
Institutions reported yesterday that
virginia's public assistance expendi-
lures in the past fiscal year in
creased nearly rs per cent over the
previous year. 49,
Public assistance expenditures for
the year ended June 80 totaled ST.
928,766, a gain of 1851 1852 over the
$685., ,414 expended in the year ended
June 80, 1947.
Federal funds amounted to almost
half the 1913 outlay, although two
of the five assistance programs in
volved no Federal aid. These were
the State-local-supported regular
foster care and general relief cate
gories.
The Federal funds amounted to
43,782,42 State and local govern
ments spent $2.41o,119 and $1,736,-
223, respectively.
Evening star., 1948-03-07
AY, T.
HOUSES FURNISHED lceot.I }

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-For rent or win
sell like rent; new detached homes,
rooms. l "a baths; 3 additional rooms could
be added; large lot. Located on Parsons
rd., y 50. west of Conn ave and / 50.
north Of Jones Bridge I'd. Open daily 4 to
s pm. FULTON r. GORDON, 1927 Eye
St NV. DI. $3.50. brokers' attention $
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-A very delightful
brick Colonial home. in excel cond; Isi
n, llv. rm., din. rm. and kit and central
hall with Law. in rear; 2nd d., 3 bedrms.,
2 baths g of the bedrms. are master stze)
gas heat and garage; available March Is
at $500 per mo. Call WI. 5622 for appt.
Z LGE. UNFURN. RMS. porch. kit. furn..
Frigidaire. 5.burner gas range, private
FOUR BEDRMs., 3 baths. on . acres;
very modern; 2 screened porches. 2 sun
decks; house Yrs. old: oil heat, elec.
lease. lease LlEATH AMP ASHLEY, NC, Ma.
RIVER TERRAcE.s-rm: house; VIM rent
option to buy with rent applied towards
: BEDRooMs and bath. living room, din
ing ROOM kitchen equipped; Vienna, Va;
$500 per month GIL. $685.
SO. ARLINGTON, mr. transportation: de-
tached 3-bedroom bungalow; $3.50 mo-:
adults preferred. Call Sun. 10 am. to
SEQ BUTTERNUT ST. N.w.-Vaeant. Lse
det. house on big lot. arr. for complete
apts,, 3 rms. ca. oil b. $3.50; most conv.
sec See FRANK H. GAUSS, GE. 1922.
Evening star., 1948-03-07
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

GslI UNITED STATES sToRAaE CO,
LOCAL IGe.i MI MoviNG, WIG, HAULING. by veteran;
rreasonables rates. For estimates. call ow.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING Co..-24-hr.
service: furniture moving and hauling:
and Il oT
oe eapeI paas saaf sone In No o
vzSS SSSR4SF 81 S{sdisia :ssssl..s
aeDe eH is6fst iso OK r'nssE ss4
MovfSG BY VETERAN of experience, with
cs an1 sn ns ssrff ILL., eook eeedne g. rates
move or haul anything,, night or day: no
IoNGDIsfxNGE lGS &c sSS Gf sV At 80 as' states
incl. New England; full or part loads; local
moving; reasonable rates, NATIONAL
where, anysins; no joS TOO lsTse AoS q small; @
Eoc@n aoVisc 5sfs 2Sp
sspef ssIvee vhte GT hee 5sfes EN- En- sa sso toe small
LIGHT HASLiSG T. sas a% asissfns; sdaS eyes,
SPACE .AvAILABLE in centrally located
CAPITAL STORAGE q MOVING co.
GE $3.50. IA
WANTED-Load or part load to and from
Washington, Pittsburgh. Cleveland. Detroit
Chicago. St. Louis, Kansas City. Denver
VANLINES. INC. AT. 9243, Ii. 3725.- 49,
SMALL JOBS-Trunks, personal effects
baggage, etc. Prompt service day, night
hr. Also packing and Grating. Lu. s905
EDELMAN MOVING & STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates. Will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving,
storage. IA. 2937' after pm, GE. 1416.
Evening star., 1948-03-07
HOUSES FURNISHED.

MARCH Is UNTIL JUNE IS, furn., s rms
tiled bath. new Colonial brick, elec, kit
CoMpLETEIY COM iAi FuRN.-s rms. and play
room, &C. oil heat, elec. stove. etc; :
adults, 500 each; owner occupying l room
i iieott Gpst st ". T ST. 1851 Q or o Woo $500 BOX
cREHksEEcHEs-A tsIEEi country home just Just 20
land near Naval Ordnance bldg, at White
Oak. Md; bedrm. and bath. on 1st floor;
3 rms. and bath on End; private stairway
Mr. re' Mack. St; aes5 Is OF or Waikiki 81 Dun
ExoUfsITELY FURNISHED HOME for
those of fine, taste and appreciation: in
close-by suburban Md: 2 bedrms. and bath
feITr ina fffPsss fss
kitchen Including de, luxe Bendix washer
spacious storage. and large living room
a M terrace e and garden wall custom made
beaGtitully. decorated and furnished
luxurious comfort and gracious entertain
ing; careful references required. 1nspec-
tion BY appointment only. Address Box
VEIL We'll, FURNISH FURNISHED and distinguished
8 bedrms:. 4, baths on End floor: large,
ants quarters; available April j years
lease, s225 per month. BENJAMIN J.
%S Raf oFrdH GHWsr and Pds 4ssdsnee me oe
if needed near 2ist and New Hampshire
es NM ssssf eSnaSR Sh sT4a
CHEVY CHASE. MD.@s rms, bath Il
bedroom to be retained by qSner t ssn io5 oG
MRs DuNNNsToN Hss9 sHo per W.T. m0a ass5 70
332I sT. N.W.--6 rooms g bedrooms).
faisss aasson fucas CO. Y5oB St. @Gnn
FHRN: FHi HOUSE on Severn F River; sssl Nd; all
LADY TO SHARE modern 6-rm. det; gem
tile home with another, lady; in Nd. bet
conv. COW to bus and streetcar; reas.; references
snshasfeft NfcasT LITTLE Ss HoTsE h in eeorsetovn;
mos.. ness Do, possiby f longer $3.50. Please give
eoUSrRY eeHns nj s1 ssTAfThree tfs ssss bedrooms
ali mt modern. fully equipped acres: $3.50
per month, year lease. MR.. DENLlNGER,
iovEIY aGY' HoME-Modern 5-rm. home.
grand piano; Arlington; 80 min, from
BY ne nearby y.sss bus; ;Asss sas mos suitcase
KAIokAMA RID. embassy section-,Det.
home, large liv. rm, with French doors
to wooded garden and patio. din room; kit.
aa1se I master h6 bedpoom p~ WITH Hf repiaee ire and
bath, . other bedrms. and bath on End
floor; 3rd floor. large bedrm., ] smaller
and bath: back stairway from basement
to 3rd door; Gear. garage. Beautifully
and completely furnished including com
plete automatic laundry equipment. Rert.
S40O. Call DE 4737. Box 492-J Star.
ATTRACTIyELY furnished 3-bedroom de-
tached house; gas heat. Bendax washer;
SIPS mo; in East Pines (Riverdale)' Md.
UN 4c06
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Immediate pos
session II rms. 3 baths, well furn., $3.50
mo-; basement could be rented as apt.
Visit Sunday before 6 pm. 1897 Que
Evening star., 1948-03-07
APARTMENTs FURNISHED.

A PROFESSIONAL WOMAN, living alone,
will rent studio rm in nicely furn. apt
centrally located near Mayfower Hotel;
S55 per mo. Day phone Ex. 5000, Ext
427s; ewes. Sat. and SUM-. DI. s7S1, Ext.
RIM. KITCHEN AND BATH; 1 block
from Mass. ave. extended NV. Md;
pvt. home; no children; $50 mo. WI.
BACHELOR, under 80, to share expenses.
Attractive complete house. much superior
See only Sunday 3-5 pm. 5519 Lincoln
WILL SHARE well turn. apt; conv. to
transp.; gentleman: $40. 1927 Simms
pl. ne. Ii. O444. IS
BEDROOM AND KITCHENETTE. employed
couple preferred: cony. transp.; references;
TAKoMA PARK. MD.-e-bedroom apt.
furn.; no children or pets: rental S11o
per mo. Call Sligo S007 on Sun. only.
REFINED GENTLE GENTLEMAN has
apartment; will share with another gentle
man Ss5. 1111 N st. NV, Apt. Q. g.
Evening star., 1948-03-07
ApARTMENTs UNFuRNIsbEp

SIX ROOMS, with bath. SS2.50; no chill
dren' no S srinsins' nshos no smoking. Ills c
NICE i RIM. KIT AND BATH; ne; mid
dle-aged Christian CPL; no children or
pets: $55; Box 1851. Star. -
1879 WARDER ST. NV, Apt. 3-A-1h
rms, kitchenette, bath: $45; utilities incl;
adults: open to 6. -
COLORED-2 RMS, KIT. and bath in
nice quiet home; for employed couple; heat,
light, gas furnished; no children, s65.
BACHELOR APT~i907 Eye st. NV
Unfurnished 2 rms. and bath $50 q
month: immediate possession; gentlemen
only. LEGUM g. GERBER REALTY CO.,
40 SHEPHERD ST. NV large rooms,
pvt. bath. kitchen; entire second hoor. in
ss' RMS. sH%' AND slo BATH, good bus. train
service: use of screened porch and lge.
shady lawn; kit. furn.; for nice quiet
couple; $50. Box j, Bowie, Nd, Phone
Mt. PLEASANT AREA-eos4 Pierce Mill
rd. Twilight housekeeping apt: 3 rms
and screened porch; S65. co: s342.
2-APT. HOUSE on hghy. Retiring? Want
home in country; ase poultry houses and gar
fsI fsI, 'iSsi S%sHiITTT1ER sr. N.w.-unfurnished
basement apt; L bedroom, kitchenette and
electric box: private bath; $40. Ia. 92S3.
Evening star., 1948-03-07
RooAs FvRh,sHEp-s.t. s.d s.w.

sls saIse En- ave ssas tass'
sy spSy " s54Sossff t'DRy BR sF dF5Rkshs ss S.
closet; next bath, s45; sGle room for
zGHas zsIs nVikSssfoN nsH sssIo vi h6' 5e9s ssr. Apt
e blk: rsasonab!e (wcman5. ,, .,.u
sleeping rms. Sunday. 9 ANS pm. week
ssSs aoe qni TEkFANT soG4RE ao' RhIah Mnn and
semlpvt. BATH: CIV; Quiet empl. couple
Hssoo 4ana BURKE - ST: Sc, near osllinser
prlvii;; pvt. Christian home; 81 week.
ATTRScTi1vE T; Rse1i1 STUDIO ROOM. double bed; d,
asdl'S aso oRASaE II osS2' r. sEsingls and double
TsGndry 05 privileges SssH cs A4 Hens 7s5 Field
fEs Tsqld seR HeRsideE eoaydlns MnE. ,Ts IL s.
kesis decorated rated and 14 furnished ae e room With
Rsi.h sos .;a 2sss ssSa as
Fl Fl sth sT ' sE.@Ghk n00n K '3os large A rooms
ssas for el sBdl.n and no psss noss[nR
r.. f1s.s So sf. r. sT-prvate H. bedrooms, in
living room when desired; is min. down
,GTn nArLASsfcp Aasf psSpt sT sEarse undss 81 front
one DIR. from bus. l blk. to restaurant
ROOM M PROTESTANT APT. near
shower; IS minutes from Capitol: young
man, nondrinking; $3.50 mo. vi. $3.50,
Ext 1876, Suns. and ewes. Z
635 Z. CAPTTOL-Large front nm. on End
A.; nicely furn.; plenty heat and hot
water; maid service. TR 1854. 10
3O5 s. CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-Rm.; conv.
transp., mr. Navy Yard; single, IS; double
ATTTRACfIvE CORNER ROOM in new
brick home; double bed inner-spring mat
tress; semipvt bath, conv. to Fairfax Viii
lage shopping center and bus; $3.50 mo.
4as 8th ST. sw.-Lse. twin bedrm.. for
2 empl adults; S35 mo. ME. 9s11. -
II5 18th ST. S.E.-Large clean rm.. twin
bed; near Lin. Park car; married couple
or gentlemen: $50 each. IL"
MASTER BEDROOM, next to bath; opens
on private porch; beautifully furn; conv
1sas poToMAC AVE. s.E.-For 2, front
room, twin beds newly furnished. near
transp., $40 wkly. LU. 1862. .
COLORED-FRONT RIM; couple or empl.
person; pvt; blk. carline. LU. 1895. -
CULORED-BEAUTIFUL furnished room
for employed intelligent couple who would
appreciate living in quiet clean, COM
Portable home with privileges. VI. 1130.
Evening star., 1948-03-07
COOPERATIVE APrs.-sALE.

NEAR MERIDIAN PARK-First- fioor front
corner apt. with 3 rooms, kit. and bath;
$1,000, with $1,000 cash. Cali M; Gavin
With With H. Di e. k1an sMdIHS co. Ma oSo'' resi-
senesi large G. asootoMs. foyer, kitchen, large
closets, near 18th and sts. Phone
alihasas oFnS suSpaY, Sasl IA PM, Netherlands,
with liy. rm., din. rm., complete kit. and
all-night elevator and switchboard sery-
ice; immediate occupancy; unusually ample
space but requires redecoration; price,
With a,s9 GaiS ss2S co. sesh Ma Ga sgS S
6WN 6sv; PS Youk ns'o OWN APT. HOME and save
II Here 20 are Selections in W weli.estabiished
buildings. The clydesdale, 2s01 Adams
Mill I'd. NV. overlooking Rock Creek Park,
near 18th and Columbia I'd. NV. Owner,
leaving town, will give immediate possess
sion of a most desirable 3-exposure apt:
Contains reception hall living room (23
#. 6 in. by IL it,, corner dining room,
corner bedroom: modern bath; Price.
piano, $12,500 Monthly operatins.. Call
during weekdays for appt., to inspect;
embassy section. Vacant. Immediate
possession for purchaser with required
credentials. Contains bedroom with Sleep
ing porch living room dining room IN. and m
fer. Phone this office for appt. to inspect.
l block Of 18th st. and Columbia I'd.
n.w-n you don't mind easy flights of
stairs. here is a value that is well under
today's market price for comparable home
accommodations. Front of the building
and contains large entrance hall, lovely
dining room with wood beamed ceiling and
paneled walls. living room, library porch.
3 bedrooms and 2 baths modern kitchen
and large pantry. Price only $18,500.
Phone this office for appt. to inspect.
AL Of these buildings are restricted So
cially and as to children and pets. Ed
MUND J. FLYNN (authority on co-opera-
tive plan since 1920, responsible for most
Of Washington's cooperative apt. develop
mentsl. Washington Bldg, RE. 1918 or
ONE LARGE ROOM. large closet, foyer,
kitchen and bath; near 18th and r; $500
Saa, a0Ha and from s7e p% month To- II cs 80 pm Dn
So Seaods bowS atsm mrAYMHENTg!1hs chance YOU
and tile bath, near Capitol. 500 monthly
takes care Of everything including util-
tiles. First come, first served. Phone
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