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Evening star., 1949-08-09
Lucky Says Dom Of Bot Streak.
But Likes Help 1t Gives Bosox

the streak than I am. She isn't
superstitious about it, but she's
keeping close track Of It,"
Dom says he isn't doing any
thing different-"just swinging"
But" he added. Il am, trying
now to get my hit early In the
game. If I'm successful. the heat
is OF. and I'm more relaxed the
rest of the way.
"Of course, I've been lucky. too. u
Remember that pop-double
got the other night and the push
bunt in the first inning Sunday
Those were lucky hits, but you've
got to be lucky in this game"
The two-bagger was Texas
Lacquer into right field which De-
troit Second Baseman Neil Berry
couldn't reach. Sunday Dom
pushed q bunt. TOWARD nrA, gal-
loped to second on Z resulting error
and eventually scored the first
run of the game against Detroit.
He thinks he can continue 1t
with luck" "v~' -'gna0
Dom began his streak June 40
In the stretch he has gone to bat
143 times. scored IS runs and hit
81 times for q gaudy 1857 average
Among his hits have been II
doubles, q triple and 5 homers.
Evening star., 1949-08-09
| Bosox's Williams
Also Hitting High
In Tuna League
Dy me Assoeiotsd Press

NEWBURYPORT, Mass, Aug.
s.-Next to hitting home runs,
Ted williams. Red Sox slugger,
gets his kicks landing the big
ones on fishing trips.
He couldn't hit any homers
yesterday with the sox on =
day of. but he did land the
daddy Of a lot Of little tunas-a
3s5-pounder that gave him a
55-minute battle in Ipswich
Bay.
State Police sergt. John c..
Blake, q member Of the same
party, caught q 375-pounder
after q 1h-hour fight.
They later donated the tunas
to the Newburyport Kiwanis
Club milk fund for undernour-
ished children.
Evening star., 1949-08-09
Capital Area Softies
0pen Meet Thursday

Fourteen softball teams will
compete for the District OF CO.
lumbia Amateur Softball Associa-
ton championship and the right
to represent this area in the
regionals in Baltimore next month.
Play will begin Thursday night
with a double header at Green
belt Stadium, and will continue
nightly with games at 1880 and
o:l5 until all except one Of the
entries have been defeated twice.
Thursday nights opener has
Annandale b Co. opposing SEBM
and Mount Rainier facing Green
belt. Friday night 0alliher d
Huguely faces Scogna, and Wasco
plays B champs.
Evening star., 1949-08-09
Urges Ez.Gus Winner
Be PiHed Against
Savo|d for Title
BY ths Asseeiofsd Press

PATERSON. N. j., Aug. o.
National Boxing Association Com.
Abe j. Greene today
proposed that the winner of to-
Ezzard Charles Gus Les
nevich bout fight Lee Savold Of
Paterson in the event Bruce
Woodcock is unable to fight. .
Savold Is scheduled to meet
Woodcock, British and European
heavyweight titleholder, in Lon
don next month. Woodcock was
injured in an auto accident last
week. :.
Greene said the PROPOSAL was
to clear the atmosphere" OF the
heavyweight situation.
NEW YORK. Aug. 9 (P.-Ezzard
Charles. heavyweight champion in
Al Of 48 States, will try to win
over a skeptical New York in his
first NBA title defense tomorrow
night against battle-scarred Gus
Lesnevich at Yankee Stadium.
While the principals of the
clash were going through final re-
hearsals. the boys in the front.
ofices were trying to grab some
clarity from Bruce Woodcock's
ANY,h1a fo1L }a T~rle~I
Bruce Can't Make Up Mind.
The British heavyweight cham
pion, who had been scheduled to
meet Lee Savold in London next
month for the British version OF
the world heavyweight title. gave
out conflicting statements that he
might retire and that he wouldn't.
He at first said that he was
seriously thinking about packing
in the game" Later he was
quoted as saying he would go on
with the Savold fight If the doc
tor said it was okay.
His sudden about-face put .
temporary damper on plans to
match the winner Of tomorrow
nights fight at the Stadium with
Savold for the %undisputed world
championship.
This even brought a concession
from Col. Eagan, who said:
If Woodcock retires, the COM
mission will consider the winner
Of the Charles-Lesnevich match
as one of the contestants for the
world heavyweight title against
Lee Savold or some other stand
ing contender approved by this
commission. The winner of that
contest will be declared the
heavyweight champion Of the
world"
Charles 5-18 Favorite.
Charles is a 5-to-18 favorite
over battle SCARED Gus. the for
mer light-heavyweight champ.
Lesnevich is bordering on 35. He
has been fighting for pay since
1884 and has been stopped three
times by Freddie Steele, Lee Oma
and Woodcock.
With no television, but only
radio, the promoters hope for Q
brisk late sale Of tickets.
Evening star., 1949-08-09
Coach Demands
Redskins Show
Speed in HuddIe
By O sioff respondent Of Ths sio


LOS ANGELES, Aug. O.
Bjllick Whelchel insists that the
Redskins must not only be
tough, but fast and alert this
year.
To speed up signal calling,
young Dick McCann, son of the
Tribes general manager. has
been equipped with a stop
watch and whistle with instruc-
tions to blow the whistle every
time a quarterback takes long
er than rs seconds in the
huddle.
National League rules allow
teams 80 seconds in the huddle
before assessing a 5-yard pen
atty. Billick doesn't see why 1t
should take that long.
Evening star., 1949-08-09
Fourth Army Team Pacing
Service Golf Tournament
by the Assoeiafsd Press

SAN ANTONIO, Aug. Sat the
end of the first 18 holes Of quail
flying, the 4th Army team,
defending champions. holds an
IL stroke advantage. in the
U. A. Army wide golf tournament
here.
The five-man team shot q 373
yesterday to lead the Second
Army with 384 and the Third
Army with 800. The Sixth Army
had 395, First Army 396, Fifth
Army 408. ARPAC 413, FEC 40l
and MDW 412.
Defending Champion 1t. Will
lard M. Mann of the Second Army
was the only player to turn In
par II for the day.
Evening star., 1949-08-09
Hospital Exoms Prove
Meyers Foot Is Okoy
By fhs Assseiassd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. o.
Pitcher Russ Meyers foot Is not
fractured after all.
The Philadelphia Phillies' right
handler had an X-ray taken At
Temple University Hospital yes
terday and the result was negative.
He is expected to take his regular
turn on the mound in several days.
Evening star., 1949-08-09
Police Book Westrope
After Auto Collision
Nv fhs Assoeiafsd Rrsss

CULVER CITY. Calf, Aug. o.
Jack Westrope, 81, one Of the Ma
tion's top jockeys. today was
booked by police on suspicion Of
drunk driving after his car was in
a minor collision wlth. another car
here.
Arresting officers said Westrope
was 'incoherent" after the ac-
cident.
Evening star., 1949-08-09
Tokomo Park Girl Bows
In Mid-AtIuntic Tennis
By ths Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Aug. s.-Lois
Dietemeier of Takoma Park. Md.
was eliminated in the preliminary
round of the Middle Atlantic girls
open tennis tournament yesterday
She lost to Isabelle Melnick, Nor
ristown, Pa, 81, 81.
Second-seeded Natalie Cobaugh
Of st. Joseph, Mo-, and fifth
seeded Toby Greenberg, Chicago
the only seeded players to see &C
ton yesterday, won their matches
Evening star., 1949-08-09
Steinborn and M. Paris
On Turner Mat Proorom

Milo Steinborn and Monsieur
Paris will meet tomorrow in a 80
minute match at Turner's Arena.
completing the card that is topped
by a double main event featuring
the two glamour boys. Golden
Superman and Mr.. America.
Superman takes on Wally Dusek
and Gene Stanlee-Mr. Americas
real name-grapples Bibber Nc
Coy. A two-man team match will
pit Ivan Kamaroff and Tony
Cosanza against Babe Sharkey
and Harry FinkleStein.
Evening star., 1949-08-09
Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York at Boston tnight)-Raschi
u5-6) Ns. Kinder 02-5.
Philadelphia at Washington (night)
-Scheib (6-s1 vs.. Weik u-D.
st. Louis ut Cleveland (nightl--
Ostrowski (6-6) vs.. Feller (9-S).
Chicago at Detroit tnight)-Wight
10.S VS.. Newhouser Q1-O,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia (night)-
Erskine Old VS.. Simmons t3-10).
Cincinnati at st. Louis (night)--
Wander Nicer t3-6) VS.. Brecheen tS-0.
Pittsburgh at Chicago-chambers
(6-3) VS.. Rush ts.13).
Boston 1t New York tnisht)-sain
Sid VS.. Jones (9-D.
Evening star., 1949-08-09
AII-Stors PIoy Today

The Arena Leagues All-Stars
and the Boys Club of Washington
All-Stars will meet today at g.
pm. on the North Ellipse. Sherry
Robertson of the Washington Mats {
or Calvin Griffith, Mats vice presi. i
dent, will toss out the first ball.
Evening star., 1949-08-09
Warriors Sign Bornheimer

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. . tA.-
Jake Bornheimer. 6-foot-5-inch
New Brunswick, N. j., player. to-
day signed . new contract to play
with the Philadelphia Warriors
Of the National Basket Ball As
ISOLATION.
Evening star., 1949-08-09

refused to elaborate until the bell rang
The "somesings" was a flaw in Louis de-
fense which made him an easy target for
Schmeling's long. potent right hand, which con-
nected so often that Louis, cruelty beaten on
the face and head. lost the only professional
battle of his career
Now it is Gus Lesnevich, Russian-A Amer
ican from Cliffside Park, N. j., who processes
to have seen a weakness In an opponent
Ezzard Charles of Cincinnati. i've seen
Charles in four fights" says Lesnevich, "and
in all of them he showed me weakness The
weakness, combined with my left hook-and
I don't throw paper cups with my right hand.
Evening star., 1949-08-09

eitherconvnces made to order Tor me-
become party to of big of the s4os tomorrow
night Yankee Stadium when the MIA heavyweight ena nam
Charles defends his disputed title just ~ Gays alef VIII"
ming it from Jersey Joe Walcott
Weak in the Midseetion, Perhaps?
Charles is prohbve favorite He be 4o-l at ring
time Lesnevich is an old pappy guy
all Of "a years hemstitchng around his eyes
Schmeing youth when ne knocked OUT he a'oo
II made special trip watch Charles fight
Archie Moore Lesnevich II wasn't impressed saw him
nght Elmer Ray Baks Madison Square Garden ana
saw him against Chicago last June know and
have known years, that can beat Charles
that Gus might know how to beat
at that and guess the weakness OF wncn
he speaks szard Less
than Lesnevch have noticed that wnen Cnares Is nsns i
he won't to vince and COCK knee when ne n'
body.
and finish him in the early stages with combined
attack Charles occurred only once IN
the past unremembered named Lloyd Marshall
stopped e.
New York WithhoIds Recognition
Most of the experts apparently that the fight
any will because Of his youth s 2s ana
80 in TO fights he's not rated one-punch
knockout artist. ~
Indeed esnevich called harder hitter than Charles
in fact to such extent that most OF MS are ncn
to the possibility of early knockout Ger
sscrcng the old timers weird jig style moving
Ironically defense Of his title will be recognized
AS far as Col Eddie Eagan of the
cerned it'll be Just another night And barely neav
Lesnevich could make the 175pound limit
But Nobody's Seriously Concerned
Nobody taking refusal of recognition seri
osly although named Jake Mntz Charles
Of record has been beeng to hear his own voice
Eagan but the really st important AS long the NBA
recognizes for the title both Charles and Lesnevcn
whoever wins viii have to neht-and fight oten-to
and will make no difference the opponents are
up Eagan Col Harvey Miller Of the NBA or Col
stoopnagel.
Evening star., 1949-08-09
Veteran Turfmon Dead

CLEVELAND, Aug. 8 P.-J. J..
Ring, IS, of Westover, Nd, owner
and trainer of race horses, died
at Randall Park race track yester-
day of q heart attack.
Evening star., 1949-08-09
pufts Manqrum Looks Safe in Tam Golf as Snead Blows
Win, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN
Stor Steff Correspondent

Gus, He Sees 'Somesnes, Too
NEW YORK. Aug biggest nstc upset Of the l9Sos
probably was Schmngs knockout of Joe Louis match
preceded by remark by the German after STUDYING
motion pictures Bomber in action I see
hauetera chnneli
Evening star., 1949-08-09
NATIONAL

Results Yesterday.
Bklyn., Q: N. T., !.
ct. L., o.: Cinci., 8.
Only Games.
Games Today
8ost. at n. 7. M.
Bklyn. at Phiie. (n.).
Cinci. at St. /. (nD.
Pitts. at Chi.
Games TsmoFrow
2ost. at n Z.
Pitts. at Chi.
Ctnci. at et. /. M.
1klyn. at Phila. (n.0.
Evening star., 1949-08-09
Major League Standings and Schedules

Results Yesterday
10 games scheduled.
Games Today
Phila. at Wash. $50.
n. z. at Bost. M.
6t. L. at Cleve. (n.).
Chi. ~ Det. tnO..
Games Tomorrow
Phila. at Wash. $780,
Chi. at Det.
N. Y. ut Bost.
Ct. L. at Cieve. (n0.
Evening star., 1949-04-24
Noted Guests to Be Welcomed
At Model Air Show June 26

Admission will be free and spe-
cial arrangements are being made
at Andrews to provide for parking
more than 10000 automobiles. In
addition. bus lines will schedule
special sections to transport thou
sands of persons.
A spectacular climax to the all
day model plane meet will be a
giant military air show. arranged
through the Military Air Trans
port Service. whose commandant,
Mai. Gen. Laurence s. Kuter. is
providing the use Of the big air
base for the day.
The air show will feature thrill
ing aerial flights by the latest In
military aircraft, and ground ex-
hibits of new aircraft and equip
ment.
High lighting the afternoon's s
thrills will be 20 minutes Of jet
aerobatics by one Of the top Air
Force teams In the country. 1t is
composed Of four pilots Of the 4th
Fighter Group, Jet fighter unit
of the Continental Air Command
stationed at Andrews.
Flying in the ESQ Shooting
Stars, the Air Forces standard
Jet fighter. these specialists In
precision formation flying have
won the praise OF other airmen
Evening star., 1949-04-24
BY Harry Lever

Special plans are being made to
welcome hundreds of distinguished
guests at the big model plane show
at Andrews Air Force Base on
Sunday, June 26.
Expected to attend are high
ranking Government officials and
Air Force officers, ambassadors
and military and air attaches
from more than 40 embassies
here, Congress members, Federal
and civil aviation leaders, District
officials and other distinguished
persons.
Acceptances of invitations al
ready are being received by the
National Capital Model Air Show
Association, which is arranging
the non-proflt, non-commercial
meet to foster the interest Of youth
In aviation.
About 100000 persons are ex-
.pected to see the fourth annual
model plane show. which is being
sponsored by The Star, National
Airport Club, and Veterans Of
Foreign Wars in association with
the Plymouth dealers Of Metro
politan Washington.
Evening star., 1949-04-24

overseas for 5 months and re-
cefvea the DFC and Air Medal
with four clusters while IL Eesse
served with . fighter group n
Germany and Austria for Is
months but was not in combat.
Al meeting Of the Model
Plane Association this week.
MATS officers discussed arrange
ments 10 handle the large crowds
expected. Contest Director VII
liam A. Pennoyer and his assist
ants now have completed their
timing system and other arrange
ments for the young contestants
who are coming from all over the
Evening star., 1949-04-24

aerial maneuvers In close fosma-
ton.
Formation Flight Leader CARR
son has been with the Fourth
Fighter Group since Its activation
early In the war as the Raj s
Eagle Squadron. In So. months Of
combat In Europe. Capt Garrison
new 10 missions and spent IL
months as a prisoner Of war. His
many decorations include the Pur-
pie Heart. Silver Star. Disttn-
guished Flying Cross and Air
Medal with four clusters.
Two of the other three members
are combat veterans. and all serv-
ed In the European Theater. 1t.
Mccarthy spent IA months with
the 352d Fighter Group and was
awarded the DFC with two Oak
Leaf clusters. Il. Anderson was
Evening star., 1949-04-24

and spectators alike at numerous
air shows throughout the United
States. one Of the most recent
being held for President Truman
and Congress.
The team members are 1t.
Erwin A. Hesse, 26; Capt. Vermont
Garrison. "a: 1t. Lawrence E. Nc
Carthy. ~. and 1t. Berger A. An
derson, "a, who all lives at An
drews.
They are not in favor of stunt
flying in the old transforming
sense Of the word, but concentrate
on perfectly executed standard
Evening star., 1949-04-24

United States and frun some for
etxn countries 20 participate. En-
tries Are limited 20 500 and 4 iarge
number already has oeea received
ay winston W. Watts circulation
supervisor Of The star. who II
registrar os the meet.
Associate memberships IN the
Show association. which help &c
finance the model paAae meet.
now are. available NJ 81 each
Waldo T. Nichols Of the National
Airport Club Is president @. the
association.
Evening star., 1949-04-24
Entry Blanks Ready
For Participation in
Model Air Show

Those wishing to partici-
pate in the fourth annual
National Capital Model Air
Show to be held at Andrews
Air Force Base on Sunday.
June 26, now may get entry
blanks at hobby shops in the
District and vicinity. or at
any Plymouth dealer in the
Metropolitan Area. The
blanks, which contain full In.
formation on all flight clas-
sifications and other necessary
information, should be Allied
In Immediately and returned
to the registrar of the meet.
Evening star., 1949-04-24

Tattoo marks can be removed
only hS removing the skin i;sels.
Evening star., 1949-07-08
EARN AND GARDEN

BULLDOZER, hour or contract (so
anywhere; grading, land clearing,
Easements. driveways; free est. 10.
ROADS, DRIvEwAYs. parking lots;
black top. blue stone, Stag cinders,
bank gravel; free est. 10. 3-4g12.
TO-
ROToTILLERs-sprinE cleanup sale.
Choremaster and attachments. JAG
cues 4.wheel tractor. and plow,
cEMTRAI CENT .e Motor 70 Of pss CO. cH. 7oeo.
5000 Lee hwy. Arlington. Va.
TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT, used
sacrifice By July 10. OWNER "a
FLAGsToNE walks. terraces, fire-
places. rock gardens, fish pond. re-
tanning walls. pipe drainsse; all
CUccIo. Route 8. Horners lane,
Rockville, Md. Phone Rockville
sTEEh 22fi. AND ALUMINIUM farm and
industrial bldgs., all sizes. MA
L0NEYs BLDG. CO., s126 Ga. ave.
psess 9oek ssadens saks sh pond hTs
tanning walls. pipe DRAINAGE. All
kinds Of cement work. F. MAR
SuGcio: Route s. Horners lans, n:
1888 p
ROTOTlLLER, plowing. moving.
grading, leveling. landscaping. top
soil. manure: odd Jobs by college
students. FA. 7721 So
ER-International, It'd.
Bucyrus hydraulic blade, guaranteed
Al condition: $3.50. H. B. HUMID
LEY, 3446 14th st. NV, TU. 510O,
or West River 3555. -15
BOYLE TREE SURGERY. for tree
removals, spraying, trimming. Sligo
1918 or RA. 1919 after 6 pm. 20
Evening star., 1949-07-08
RMS. FURk.-Mp. 8 VA.

SPRING-Nicely furnished
room, for lady; close to transporta-
tion. JU. 7-S32S
ROOM with dble. bed. for man or
couple; near Blair High
School 81. 41Ss. 10
200 TIMBERWOOD AVE, silver
Spring. Md.-Large room. 2 nice
girls, newly turn.; reas. ME. 1858.
eIs CROMWELL TER. N.E.-Front
rm.. twin beds; liv. rm, phone privl.;
isund. fac; meals opt. HU. $3.50.
II5 WEST GREAT FALLS ST, Falls
Church. va attractive bedrms;; !;
suburban residence large ward,
shade trees: "a blk. bus. 3
LARGE FRONT ROOM-Yard and
garage, conv. transp. 1915 Hamilton
St. Hyattsville. Md. WA. 227S. $
ARLINGTON-lRe. dble. rm.. cooking
facilities, semipvt. bath and refgr.;
near busline; young married couple
preferred: $50 mo CHI. 25a3. $
MASTER BEDRM., pvt.
9sth isa7. e0nv' to Lee hwy in All: IS sL.
ARLINGTON-Lse. dble. rm. for cple.
or gentleman; running water in rm.;
cony. transp. Gil. 1011. 1O'
ALEX, VA, suburbs. mr.. Russell I'd,
cool rm; conv. transp., Pentason.
FALLS CHuRcH-Attr. sale rms. and
dble. Quiet. comfortable home;
Evening star., 1949-07-08
APARTMENTS UkFURNlsHED

4O9 ALLISON ST. N.W.-Living rm.,
bedrm.. pvt. kitchen, semipvt. bath,
utilities furn.; unlimited phone;
conv. location; couple. RA. 6S43.-l0
STUDIO APT. for rent, newly reno
waited, heat, hot water; stove and
SANTA NOVELTY, Savage, Md, 10
am to 4;30 pm, or 10 BALTIC. ST.,
DUPLEx-3 rms, kitchen and bath,
garage optional: 500 mo. 91a 22nd
st. NV, FA 34S2. 10
drinking. parties or pets references.
e-RooM APT, kitchen and bedrm.,
share bath. Can be seen anytime.
sSs fS fY H. Ayi W. Is16 s5 ati osasn insf sy5 v
downtown, eth AND F SITS. NV.
u room. kltchenette and BATH;
S57 so furn.. $50 unfurn.; util Incl.
AND Iso, RM; M, Arts; pyt bat bath, n 3gd
OPP. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
residence; 4 rms, bath, incl. porch
KIT. partly fu'n) MR.. sPEVAAK'
LIv. RIM. bedrm., kit, tile pvt. bath,
pvt; P,t.a entEi Ii gY, ggSoa home Just tiS deco
COLLEGE PARK-one bedrm.. liv:
fm in neW enef5f bds conv ana Da'n shoepns
center and transp., blks. from
s;Iz 81: ,ss sSsS: T. ST SEwMfn,ra- floor sst
aRADY Lns ti' I soN eSa fatn 81. $3.50. DALLAS s
TWO ROOMS, kitchenette and bath,
;I5etoo 1890, aa2o &. N, Edsewood St, Ar
1oo t'osf'e; + sr. V. s.E.-1isht h.k. unit: gas
range and refsr.;. semipvtt; bath;
RTiLpERs' RgIIs E1;ESs ~ 5NG.' 4So6 R. l. aye
liv. rm., din. rm., kit. bedrm:. bath;
i blk. transp. H. CARLYLE de-
LOZlER. Realtor Prince Geo. Blk.
and Tr. Bldg, Mt. Rainier VA.
TsKOMA PARK-Two rooms, kitch-
en- and bath, $3.50. Cali 81. 1896.
ARLINGTON. min. from Washing
ton-Newly modernized :2-rm., bath,
all-electric kitchen unit; Frigidaire;
So, So5 mo; ADULTS pbons l5 1 TN h4Ga s.
UNFURNIsHED, 8 rooms. 3l9 Pa.
1862 MERIDIAN pL. New and
rm. apts.; refrigeration; also rms.
Apply IN bsmt., Apt. 6. -13
4 AND RMS, all utilities. "a mile
from Univ. Maryland: country at
mosphere; excel transp; pvt. st. See
MRS. NJ. TEPEDINO, resident man,
aser, office 4317 Rowalt dr., Lord
Calvert Apts;. College Pak, Nd
VEL Vel MAi nhi 92RIaRcRoFr-1.bedrum
incl. Apply letter, MRS. JOHNSON,
2 rms fa p XII. ill., AND 10 BBA;TiH. dwelling
and once ,ndo Or business sndrsscsn Entirs H.
lights. $50 S15 Eve ST. NV. N. w.
HOWsTE1N REALTY CO., DI. 1877.
OR 2 REFINED LADIES. liv. rm.
bedrm., kit semipvt bath, pvt;
3iO8 14TH ST. N.W.--Business and
liv. quarters. rms, kit. and bath.
S125 per mo. CO. Os37. IS
6-LGE. RM., 3bedrm.. partly furn.
apt, 2nd A., corner, NV, S125.
Evening star., 1949-07-08
ROOMS fuRhisnEp-s.E.-s.w.

CAPITOL LOCATION, 200 4th st. Sc.
Nicely furn.: next to bath; we'll
vent. Cali sI53 or EN-. 1898. $
CONGRESS HEIGHTS---Cool bsmt.
bedrm. Ink, elec. refgr, washer;
employed couple. johnson 1884.
45Ia LIVINGSTON RID. s.E.-Beaut.
studio, semipvt. bath. kit privil
bus at corner; woman: S35. Elk.
416O, Ext. 2453. BERLOW. Eve,
10. 3-639S.
LARGE FRONT Rooms windows.
Kitchen privils. II desired; no chill
1902 A ST. s.E.-L&e frt. rm.. pvt.
home: 2 young ladies. laundry
privils., unlim. phone; conv. transp.
NR. CONC. LIBRARY. 4Os seward
st. s.e.-3rd fl. room. hot. cold
water. grill priv. for settled, en-
ploysd woman: $50 mo. o.
1873 G ST. S.E.-Nicely furn. front
rm., twin beds; close to transp.; $40
per wk. TR. 669S. 10
1882 s ST. S.E.-Large twin-bed rm.,
next bath with shower; employed
couple or 2 gentlemen; laundry
privils AK 1854 10
Evening star., 1949-07-08
RAFT WASHINGTON
CHRIS-CRAFT

Worlds largest builders of motor
boats. New boats on display. 49,
TT. sportsman with folding top,
speeds to 35 m.ph.
See the 26-ft. de luxe inclosed
cruiser. sleeps 4. has toilet and
galley. 1870 h.p., speeds to "a m.p.h.
80 other models to select from, 16
to So it. Also used boats.
16-ft. Century runabout. speed to
35 m.p.h
92-ft. sportsman. speed to "a m.p.h.
33-ft Wheeler sedan cruiser sleeps 4.
81 ftx10.6x3 Bay-built cruiser.
4O-ft. Elco sedan cruiser, twin screw,
sleeps Z. ship to shore radio tele-
phone, electric anchor winch. many
other extras. bost new 1847 Just
refinished. ready to 90, sell for half
price.
33-ft. Chris-Craft twin-screw inclosed
deckhouse cruiser, immaculate con-
dition. equivalent new in every re-
spect: can be bought at consider
able savings. For information on
above listed craft and others. visit
or telephone US.
RILEY g. VAN FOSSAN, INC.
$50 Maine Ave. sW. ST. O326.