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Evening star., 1949-11-27
Ole Miss Shuts Out
Mississippi State,
.AP Wirephoto.
" the Assoeiotsd Press

STARKSVILLE, Miss, Nov. rs.
The University Of Mississippi
won its goth victory in 46 starts
against arch-rival Mississippi
State College today. 26 to 0.
The triumph was partial vindi-
cation for a team that has won
only four games this season. 1t
was Mississippi States eighth de-
feat.
Big John Dottley. the univer-
sity's bruising 195-pound halfback,
set what appeared to be new
Southeastern Conference record.
He romped ZIG yards, running his
yearly total to 1872. That is 134
yards better than the 1,178-yard
mark set by Tulane's Eddie Price
last year.
Dottley scored two Of the Re
bels' four touchdowns. Eulas Jen-
kins and Dick Muslin accounted
for the other pair.
Twice the smouldering rivalry
which has marked the series be-
tween the school broke out in
fisticuffs on the field.
A crowd Of $4,000 packed Scott
Field for the intra-State classic
which began in 1901,
Evening star., 1949-11-27
No. 4 Upsets No. 10
In Boys Club Loop

The first half champions, Club
No. 10, were upset, 13 to 0. yester-
day in the 140-pound division of
the Metropolitan Police Boys Club
ICity-wide League by Club No. 4
at Fairlawn Field in Anacostia.
Bill Cross and Walt Bowman
we're heroes for the No. team,
each grabbing a pass for a touch
down.
In the other 140-pound game,
Club No. 5 whipped Club No. II
by $40.
Clubs No. 5 and now are tied
for the second half lead in the
140 class.
Games in the 120-pound divi-
sion saw Club No. defeat Club 10
by 1870, and Club No. routed No.
f12 by 44-0.
Club No. II, which drew a bye
yesterday and won the first half,
still has a game to play with No.
S before the season ends this week.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
Kofton Pours In "a,
But Knicks Beut Boston
BY the Assoeiofed Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Despite
"a points by Boston's George KAT
tan, the New York Knickerbockers
won their sixth straight game to-
day, defeating the Boston Celtics,
96-s4, in the National Basket Ball
Association.
Playing before a matinee crowd
of some 5000 at Madison Square
Garden, the Knicks came from be-
hind in the flnal minutes to win.
A set shot by Dick MCGUIRE gave
the Knicks the lead for the first
time with only three minutes and
As seconds to 60.
Vince Boryla led the Knicks with
20 points. Harry Gallatin scored
10, Connie Simmons 18 and Carl
Braun Is for the winners.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
Princeton, Cornell, Dartmouth
To Participate in Star Relays

Variety Club Mile Relay, the
feature relay event of the eve
ming. which was won last year
by Texas A. & M. in a walk
away over Seton Hall. Villanova
and Penn State, which finished
in that order.
Moore, At fiat in the 440.
and Mealey, 1892 in the $50.
also are expected to compete
for Cornell. Princeton is plan
ming to send a number of other
contestants. including a 2
mile relay team, a sprinter and
q hurdler.
Advance sale Of tickets for
the track meet is now under
way, with prices set at 81, 50
and 81. These may be had at
the business counter in the
lobby of The Star Building or
by mail order to The Evening
Star Games, Room 724, The
Evening Star Building.
For those interested in Civ
ing tickets as Christmas gifts,
an attractive Christmas en-
velope has been prepared and
may be had on request at the
time of purchase.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
Car Credits Record
Al Stake in Battle
AGAINST Fort Be|voir

Car Credits unlimited football
powerhouse, which hasn't been
beaten in its last A games, will
put that record in jeopardy today
when it takes on the Fort Belvoir
Engineers on the GonZaga Field
at pm.
The Creditmen, Metropolitan
League unlimited champions who
have only two ties against the
Anacostia Eagles marring an
otherwise unblemished record
since 1946, definitely will be IN
danger today.
The Engineers, paced by Delmus
Hicks and George Evans, held Car
Credit to a close TO victory in a
game earlier this season. The
Engineers have won five and lost
three.
This, the top attraction on the
sandlot football slate, will be pre-
ceded by 100 pound Metro
League game between Arrow Linen
and Eastern A. c. starting at noon.
Riverside Rollers. meanwhile,
will try to clinch the 160-pound
Western Division championship in
a game against the Southwest
Merchants at Jefferson Play
ground at 2 pm. The Rollers
need a tie or victory to take the
title.
In other 160-pound attractions
set for 2 o'clock Eastern Division
Champion Langdon Lions will go
after their eighth straight victory
against Brookland Merchants at
Turkey Thicket and Cabash Mer-
chants will face the Wasco Bullets
at Magruder Park. Hyattsville.,
Evening star., 1949-11-27
Philadelphia Club Wins
Women's Hockey Title
Bv the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
BALTIMORE, Nov. 26.-The
Philadelphia First took top honors
in the Women's United States
Field Hockey Association tourna-
ment today by defeating Middle
Atlantic, 4 to l..
All that remains of the meet
is the final exhibition between the
All-America first and second
teams tomorrow. The tournament
began Thursday.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
|Weirton High Captures
IWest Virginia Title
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

PARKERSBURG, w. Va, Nov.
26. - Weirton High School ex-
ploded for two fourth-period
touchdowns here today to give the
Red Riders a 27-13 victory over
Milton and the State Glass A
football title.
Bob Pulice scampered Is yards
with nearly seven minutes Of the
final period gone to climax &C.
yard push with the sixpointer
that broke a 1913 deadlock. The
Red Riders then sewed it up with
"a seconds left as Mickey Rich
connected with End Sam Petro-
.vich on q 31-yard-pass play.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
Baby Vols Win First
Piggy Bank Bowl Game
By the Assoeio'ed Press

Easton. Pa, Nov. 26. - The
Knoxville (TennD Baby Vols to-
day won the first annual Piggy
Bank Bowl football game by de-
feating the Easton All-Stars, l3
to 0.
Some l08 players participated in
the all-day tournament. All the
players were under 13 years OF age
and weighed no more than ITO
pounds.
Knoxvill defeated Wilson IN. c.
Tobacconists, 20 to o, in the early
game to reach the final. The
Pennypacks of Philadelphia
clipped Bluefield, w. Va. 13 to 0.
and Easton defeated the Penny
packs later in the day. 7 to 0, be-
fore bowling to Knoxville in the
final,
Evening star., 1949-11-27
Inspired Bayou Tigers
Completely 0utcIass
Favored Green Wave
BY the Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 26.-
Louisiana State University's Tigers
fought with fire in their veins to
crack Tulane's running attack
and win a frenzied football game
over their arch rivals. 21-0, today.
L. s. us victory possibly sent
Tulane's confident hopes Of a
Sugar Bowl bid spinning into
space. L s. u. by Southeastern
Conference rules, is not eligible
for a bowl bid because 1t did not
gain a percentage Of $50 in SEC
contests. losing to Kentucky and
Georgia.
The victory gave the Bayou
Bengals wins over the champions
OF three conferences-Tulane OF
the Southeastern; Rice Of the
Southwest and North Carolina Of
the Southern Conference.
About 10000 fans were kept
screaming on their feet as L. s. U.
completely outplayed favored
Tulane.
Coach Gaynell Tinsley's super
charged team also was vastly su-
perior on defense. A dull-edged
Tulane eleven couldn't find run
ming space.
Scores in Last Minute.
L. s. us back, Billy Baggert.
made the third and final score
from the Tulane l with one min
ute to play. He skirted left end
after his untiring teammates
slashed aside a weary Tulane
squad in strong 45-yard march.
The Louisiana State offensive
power was unleaShed in the first
three minutes Of play. Quarter
back Ken Konz, 185-pound junior,
flashed 90 yards after catching a
punt.
It was the first time L. S. U. had
its hands on the ball. Konz
streaked through a wide spread
and confused Tulane defense,
sashaying from the left to the
right side of the field.
In the third period. Sophomore
Lee Hedges, L. S. U. back, darted
of left tackle and galloped IS
yards for L. S. US second touch
down.
Carroll Griffith kicked all three
extra points.
L. S. U. Ever Confident.
Louisiana State played like
team that did not know what de-
feat meant. Jumping with de-
light. Louisiana State players ran
from the field at the final gun
and raised Coach Gaynell Tinsley
to their shoulders. He was car
ried out into the field as L. S. U.
stands rolled out ear-splitting
cheers.
L. S. U. whipped a Tulane Jug
gernaut that was a seven-point
pre-game favorite and had tasted
defeat only at the hands of Notre
Dame. While Tulane remains
Southeastern Conference cham
pion, L. S. U. ranks as unofficial
king by virtue of their victory.
Both L. S. U. and Tulane en-
tered the fray at near physical
peak. Tinsley had pushed his
players through secret sessions,
molding them into one of the
greatest surprises of the season.
Tulane swamped L. S. u. 46-0,
last year. In today's tilt, played
under a golden November sun, Tu-
lane fumbles were more than Off
set by L. S. U. penalties. L. S. U.
was hurt several times by 15-yard
penalties for illegal use OF the
hands,
Evening star., 1949-11-27
Horned Frogs Berry
'Spearheads Attack
,Ha|tering Mustangs
~ the Assoeiotsd Press

FORT WORTH, Tex. Nov. 26
Little Indy Berry. the rock Of
Texas Christian, said his valedic-
tory to college football today by
passing and running his team to
a 21-l3 victory over Southern
Methodist.
Berry scored one touchdown
and passed for two more as the
Horned Frogs licked the Mustangs
for the first time In seven years.
The Texas Christian quarter
back threw 81 passes and COM
pleted II for $50 yards. He also
netted 81 yards carrying the ball.
The games top runner was Kyle
Rote of Southern Methodist, who
rolled up 102 yards in l3 carries.
All-America Doak Walker Of
S. M. U. sat out most of the last
half as the result of leg injury.
1t was after his departure from
the game that the Horned Frogs
swept to the victory that gave
Texas Christian a tie for third
place with Texas in the South
west Conference standings.
Great Finish for Berry.
A crowd of $4,000 jammed
Horned Frog Stadium to watch
the durable Berry, who has played
IL games in four years for T. c. U.
and gained nearly four miles OF
territory rushing, passing, running
back kicks and kickotfs and re-
turning intercepted passes. 1t was
a grand symphony the flying feet
and rifling arm of Berry played
as his swan song.
For Southern Methodist 1t was
a bitter pill. The Mustangs.
picked before the season started to
win the conference championship,
thus closed out in nth place with
two victories, three losses and one
tie.
Southern Methodist scored first
on a 37-yard run by big Kyle Rote
with Walker kicking the extra
point.
Texas Christian tied it up in the
second period on the passing OF
Berry. From the Texas Christian
IA, Berry threw to George Boal
who tore his way to the Southern
Methodist 20. A pass from Berry
to Jimmy Hickey made the touch
down. Homer Ludiker converted.
T. C. U. Steps Out in Fourth.
The Horned Frogs took the lead
early in the fourth period after
Shankle Bloxom recovered Rote's
tumble on the T. c. U. 40. A pass
from Berry to Boal, who lateraled
to Morris Bailey, who in turn lat
eraled to Jack Archer, carried 20
yards to spark the drive. Berry
raced over from the S. M. U. 5 line
for the score. Ludiker again con-
verted.
Southern Methodist roared back
for IS yards and touchdown. the
score coming on 37-yard pass from
Fred Benners to H. N. Russell.
who raced 20 more for the
counter. Rote missed the extra
point.
The Frogs added another touch
down late in the final period on
an 80-yard march. The score
came on a 21-yard pass from
Berry to Archer. Ludiker again
converted.
Evening star., 1949-11-27

come in. We used very light
tackle as the Rock were all about
2 lbs. Lures were all White Polar
Bears and are very effective at
this time. Lures can be obtained
at Mills Co., 9th E NV, the
"Sportsman's Paradise" (Tides
by U. S. Dept. Comm at Solo
mons Is, Mon, High 1853 pm
9:28 am, Low, 2:43 a.m.-2.33
pm. Good Luck-Tight Lines.
Evening star., 1949-11-27

Snavely lost % players from last
years fine squad.
The Maryland team Of Coach
Tatum-with four wins and no
defeats in Conference play-was
runner-up to the Tar Heels for
the loop crown. Among Mary
lands non-conference games was
1913 triumph over Boston Uni
versity and a 14-7 loss to a potent
Michigan State team.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
Nv. & J. Busketers Win
with 2-PIutoon Plan
By ne Associated Press

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 26-The
Presidents of Washington and
Jefferson, adapting the platoon
system to basket ball. opened the
Memorial Auditorium double
header collegiate season tonight
by defeating the University Of
Buffalo, $40. Canisius beat
Western Ontario, 1924, in the
second game.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
Liverpool Soccer Team
PIuys 18th Without Loss
BY the As.oeiotsd Press

" me Nssoeidfsd Ff0sS
LONDON. Nov. 26.-Liverpool
set a postwar English League
football record today by playing
it's 18th straight game without
defeat since the season opened.
The club just squeezed by today
as it earned a IL draw against
Wolverhampton. a team that led
the league for the first two
months. Liverpool has played
eight draws.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
Arkansas Wears Down
TuIso and Wins, 40 to J
By the Associated Press

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, Nov. 26.
Settling down after a shaky
start, the Arkansas Razorbacks
wore down a smaller University
of Tulsa eleven today. 40 to 7.
A crowd of 12,000-the smallest
to see Arkansas play in several
years-saw the underdog Hurri-
canes score first, cling to a TT
halftime deadlock and then wilt
under a five-touchdoWn onslaught
by the Southwest Conference team
in the last two periods.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
Eight More ''Yanks" Sign
For BIue-Gray Game
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Nov. 26.
Eight more Northern football
stars signed UP for the annual
Blue Gray game today. bringing
the Yankee roster to Is.
Blue-Gray headquarters said
Ray Eliot of Illinois, who heads
the Northern coaching staff for
the December 81 game. promised
to have the remaining nine play
ers next week. Southern coaches
have announced % Of the "a men
they will have on their squad.
Accepting bids today were Ends
Joe Zurazless Of Northwestern
and Bob Mckenzie of Iowa,
Tackles Don Winsow of Iowa and
Lyle Button Of Illinois. Guard
Chuck Gottfried of Illinois, and
Backs Burt Schmidt and Bernie
Kruger of Illinois and Robert
Graham of Pennsylvania. -
Evening star., 1949-11-27
Louis to Box Reynolds
In Detroit Exhibition
By the Associated Press

DETROIT, Nov. 26. Former
heavyweight champion Joe Louis
signed today for a 10-round ex-
hibition bout with Bernie Reyn-
olds of Fairfield, Conn, here De-
cember IA.
It will be Louis second postwar
appearance in his home town,
the previous one having been a
six-round exhibition against Vern
Mitchell Of Detroit last Novenl-
ber.
Evening star., 1949-11-27

in the mouth
of the Poto-
mac between
Pit. Look ou t
and Smiths Pit.
The birds were
in great guam
tity and the
fish were Bit
ing on top. We
picked up one
right after an
other but it
started g e t =
ting too rough
Evening star., 1949-11-27
u Dms Tulane Bowl Hopes 21-O C. w. Whips SM U 2-13
Things Are Tough
For WuverIy BOYS
BY the Asseeiotsi Press

WAVERLY, ILL.,, Nov. 26.-
The steak dinner given for the
Waverly high school football
team last night by the knights
Of Pythias turned out pretty
tough.
No one could eat the steaks.
Seems K. of P. cooks, in -four
ing the plankers, used patching
plaster.
Everybody ate ham.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
TACKLE FISHING
by "Salty" Mills

Went down to the bay Friday
with Capt. AL Seigel, out Of Point
Lookout. The water was rough
and it was plenty cold. Fished
Evening star., 1949-11-27
Rice
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Continued from Page B-1.)
for five passes totaling 80 yards as
the Bears sped 64 yards in IL plays
for their brief lead. Burk tossed
4 yards to End J. D. Ison for the
score
Only one pass was used as Rice
struck swiftly in the second period
for touchdown drivers Of IS and
81 yards.
1t was Gordon (Sonny) Wyatt.
165-pound junior halfback. who
spanked both drives. although the
scores were made by Sophomore
Billy Burkhalter, a halfback. and
Senior Fullback Bobby Lantrip.
Burkhalter slipped through left
tackle from the IL for his tally,
while Lantrip rammed at the same
spot from the 4 for his.
A blocked punt set up Rice's
final score in the third period. Re-
serve Guard Delwood Lee broke
through to block Burk's kick and
the ball jumped out Of bounds on
the Baylor IS.
A penalty Offset a couple Of
ground gains, and forced Quar-
terback Tobin Rote to take to the
air. Two tosses to James Frog-
gie) Williams. the great Rice left
end, were good for II and II
yards and the score.
Williams also kicked the three
Rice extra points. Henry Dicker-
son made the Baylor conversion.
Wyatt was by far the days in
dividual star and his net gain of
lit in 81 tries sent him into an
unofficial first place in final con-
ference standings among ground
gamers.
Today's rampaging gave him q
10-game total Of 704 yards in 137
tries, to 694 in 145 for Robert
Smith, Texas A. & MS hard run
ming sophomore fullback.
BAYLOR
Left ends-william. Gloss. .Dickerson.
Lett tackleS-HODefLS, DOWden, fOrEen.
Left guards-Bates, Stone Kazanas.
Centers - Huebner. Attaway. Southern.
Right suards-Mouser, Mayneld. Calhoun,
Right tackles-Heironimus. Wright. Cas-
ner Weis.
Right ends-Ison, Nevill. Trout, Cook,
Downs. Galloway.
Qua johnson.
Left halfbacks-D Parker, Grimm. Black
Right halfbacks-Jenrey, Mckinney. J..
Parker.
Fullbacks-Mangum Boydstun, Sweet.
RICE.
Left ends-Williams. Allen
Left tackles-Anderson, Wyman
Left guards-Roberts. DerWood Lee, Nc
phaH. Neumann.
Centers-Watson, Weatherly, Stonestreet,
Price.
Right guards-Schwarz, Delwood Lee.
Right Enthusiastically. Giroski Winship.
Right ends-WoIcott, Taylor.
Observation-Disclosures, Glass
Left halfbacks-Wyatt. Silver.
Right halfbacks-Burkhalter, Campbell,
Proctor, Kelly.
Fullbacks-Lantrip, olauser, Riley.
Riss Rayl0r - o 3 - 9 &a1
Baylor scoring: Touchdown-Ison. Point
after Observation-Disclosures.
Rice scoring: Touchdowns-Burkha alter.
downs-Wiliiams (3)..
STATISTICS
Baylor Rice
Evening star., 1949-11-17
APTs. UNFURkisHED tcent.
Atlantic Gardens
APARTMENTs SUBURBAN
\RTMEkTs EXCHANGED

-ROOM, UNFURN. APT.-Private
house in Bethesda area; available
December l, utilities furnished: no
children or pets Call OIL 614O,
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Evening star., 1949-11-17
APARTMENTS WANTED

2;BEDEM; TNFT[RN; .[ y, ,1nrIa APT .ssi desired
Georsetown or NV, conv; to busi-
utils: Call MA. 5000, Ext. so2;
evenings between and 8. is
YOUNG MAN, yiolinist Nat; symph.
self, small piano. Box 526-K, star.
OR 2 BEpRMs. UNFURN.; not
over $40. AID. 1886. III
STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL.
bachelor. seeks small, well-furnished
apartment for single, occupancy;
fehsn NOT or ssnarai
UNFWRNisaED hSGi HsPii 81 sTuDio boa ApT % Desired,
2 rooms, kit. and bath, In town;
no chiidren Box 235.K. Star; IL
Cali MA. 1920, Ext. $50 between
10 and 4 weekdays. -21
REFINED COUPLE desires s-room
unfurnished apt. or duplex, $50
maximum; gona .ias1 ne: , or Sc. prefsgred.
EMPt WOMEN won ~ wish ,a,.l,an.' I'M XII; kit
LANDLORDswNo charge for refer
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YoGNG WOMAN Soi n desires a sse isroom. f fit..
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RffisPD Rssff1sP 79uNa TS h4ss ssAnr. Australian Sai
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400. Ext. oioi5.
NAVY GRO and wife desires Q rms.
Kit; PVT bath and sntr;; des; loc.
sszss s.,sas Sha s': s:o'ss a: q
coEzEGGS 81. aPSi GRADUATE and vi xite,
both employed, need furnished or
unfurnished apartment. minimum,
ssdz9Yn a1t'hs9 Box sfsh 9SsshTfs: ssa s
TWO Refined GIRLS desire furn.
apt, or share apt. with one other
refined girl in NV. section. Union
1928 weekdays after 6. all day
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man. perm. Govt. employe; not over
S45 or 500 Box 325-K, Star. 49,
RADIO ANNOUNCER, Journalist
wife, EXQUISITE baby, can be per-
suaded to rent 3 or 4 room, furn.,
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YOUNG COUPLE desires furn. apt,
living room. bedroom, kitchen, bath;
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YoUNG WORKING COUPLE wants
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Evening star., 1949-11-17
ROOMS WITH BoARD

131. 18th ST. N.W.-Walking dis
tance downtown, vacancies for
young men or young women. SWITCH
board Excel. meals. DE. -9030. Pa
FOR EMPL. MOTHER and school-age
child in unv pvt home t2aasD mr. TH apRsT 4so7 10th
G. u. STUDENT-vET. and employed
wife (RN) with baby urgently need
furnished apartment in proximity
of Georgetown HOSPITAL. GIL. 1888.
: mont; Very ise. front, nicely flrn.
pEnIGaTrgL Tn tGz g g. SS6SThR SSSJssG 70 HOME
For 2 children, 2A, 3 or 4 yrs. old.
$40 mo. Call Grayson. Va. 1891,
MaNsioN 1T aS esL11 cI1B atfss rs diderent better
food. home-ike, all-white surround
ings, Jolly young boys and girls:
only $50 mo. 1880 Mass. ave. NV.
THE MAR-LEETA. 1925 18th St. NV.
young ladies and young men: rum
ming water, telephone in rooms;
WENDELL TERRACE-Pieasant rms.
for young people: excel. meals and
i1snsD ssa S.moas a5s rs service x II S4s5
1853 es' 18th ST. N.W.~Nics double;
also to share; good cooking; tele-
vision. MI. 2740 III
1926 10th ST. N.W.-Nice double or
single rms. S47.50 up. Also share
rm. for boy. Excellent meals. Stu
dents inyited; pU; 9349. ,., .22 22on,
for Q girls. Also room to share with
man; semipvt. bath; good meals.
Il BLK. DUPONT CIRCLE, 1904 10th
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living and bedrm.; suit. Tor 2 or y;
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young lady. home atmosphere; rsas.
Evening star., 1949-11-17

EDMUND j. FLYNN
authority on coop. apt. plan
since 1020.)
Evening star., 1949-11-17
APTs. FURNISHED tcens.)

LIv. RM.. BEDRM., snare bath: $50.
:1sss sa'srsa sa phan. Se esoSkwA9se' sSs MI H. ss9o
1s4s BlLrMoRE st; N.y;;-a.room
apartment, nice Iish. atas sit' e9aple
NR. lath AND PARK KD:-Ave,l-
rn.. rgi Kit. With Breakfast aicove: pvt.
bath; all util. furn. incl. phone;
esa1 enaD. p9ss ssy faFn cs Hvss aE i4se
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ill., s!se It, bst f. sisb ~ mo- isss. d,a rea
bs23 ist ST: N.W.-5!smali apt. suit.
for or 2: GENTLE family. GE.
sS9s S9s'1 1eth ST. N.w.-ons rm:: kit.
L3RGE Z : e;ri esTUDio EN-. pvt. shower
bath, elec. grill and refgr. for Ink.
sasIs?t,ahSi seapIs Child slossa; $50. f$ss
pGfURa GHle%91a Area Fl n'T 1880 1sth st. tn NV.
Master studio rm:. kit. refgr;. utils;,
81 CARROLL AVE, Takoma Park
TSoHs. pantry. porehss; 81: L:,rl;. l74e.
CONN. AvE.S near DupoIlt SASlc
Attrac. furn. modern apt, liy; rm:.
silver and util. furn.; rent. $13b
mo. Call after 6 pm. DU. 4041.
NICE LGE. RM., equipped for III. X.
Tsfer ref S49 Si eRPi RPk, laas; fsrAAE A.
300 Mass. ave. ne.
5s.E g stud1 :sst,s sD c IL
DI 5075 after pm. 10
COUPLE to share lovely home for l
or 2 months; no objection to one
child: 500 per month. sH. 1442. :,
kit. elec. refgr. share bath; adults
DUPONT cIRcLE-Rent or sublet
apt: 2 rms, kit;, din bath; suit.
so7 MT. VERNON PL. N.w.-3 rms.
kit. and bath; PVT. snd comfortable;
513 ard ST, N.w.-2 rms. newly
decorated. share bath; non-drinking
$500 14th ST. N.W.-Basement apt.
in large apt. bldg. 2 rms, kit. and
bath; 500. See resident manager.
BACHELOR APT, 2 rms, kit, bath,
maid seryice, utils.; 500 mo. WI.
UNTIL you nnd house-Large liv.
rm. comb, dinette. refgr., range. 3
closets. bedrm.; suit. 3. co. 450b.
3317 18th ST. N.W.-L.h.k. rm., with
twin beds and running water. co.