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cysto Ball Average: TAT
Leohy Picks Texas, Washington
To Beat SMU and California

both can't go to the Cotton Bowl,
and it is our opinion that
underdog Texas will upset the
previously undefeated Mustangs
from SMU.
Close behind the two Pacific
Coast teams is UCLA. which is ia
vored to down Oregon State. A
closely-contested battle will see
Stanford regaining its stride by
beating Southern California. Ore
gon gets the nod over Washington
State. Outside the conference, un-
defeated Wyoming should remain
on top at Idaho's expense, and
Kansas should experience little
difficulty with Utah.
Playing in the shadow of the
SMU-Texas game will be two
other Southwest Conference games
in which Arkansas and Baylor are
favored over Texas AIM and
Texas Christian. Rice will be back
with a victory over Texas Tech
and Missouri, Iowa State, Okla
homa and Oklahoma A85M are
foreseen as winning over Nebras-
ka. Kansas State, Colorado and
Tulsa.
Much light will be shed on the
Southeastern Conference picture
as a result of the Kentucky -Fleri-
da and Georgia alabama games.
If Kentucky records another vic
(See LEAHY, Page C-3.) =
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Hopes Ticket Quest
Almost Hopeless
By the As.aeintsd Press .

SEATTLE, Nov. There's
hope for Hope. but there's no
hope for the other SO in his
entertainment troupe returning
from Korea.
Bob Hope, the comedian.
wasn't cracking wise in Alaska
when he wired Harvey Cassill.
University Of Washington ath-
letic manager, for 10 tickets to
tomorrow's Washington Cali
fornia football game.
II only wish he were joking,
Cassill smiled wanly. I'VE
haven't had a loose ticket for
days. But maybe I can find
just one for Bob"
A $4,000 homecoming sellout
is predicted.
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Games Tomorrow
On Radio and TV
Radio.

WMAL--Notre Dame VS.. Navy,
lis pm.
WWDc-Maryland VS.. George
Washington, 1855 pm.
WEAM-Ohio State VS.. North
western, 2::15 pm.
WPIK-Virginia VS.. The Cita-
del. ais pm.
WOL-Army VS.. Pennsylvania,
las pm. UCLA VS.. Oregon State
S pm. LSU VS.. Mississippi State,
8 pm.
ASH-FM-Army VS.. Pennsyl-
vania, las pm.
TelevisiOn.
WMAL-Arnny VS.. Pennsylvania,
las pm.
WTOP-Columbia VS.. Cornell,
lis pm.
WTTG-Notre Dame VS.. Navy,
1:15 pm.
WNBW-Princeton VS.. Colgate,
lis pm.
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College Games

TONIGHT.
Georgetown at Miami tFla.).
Vanderbilt at Chattanooga.
Villanova at Detroit.
Wofford at Furman.
Marquette at To%oRR6we SS9tR 6syolin''
George Washington at Maryland.
Gallaudet at Catholic q.
Howard at Hampton.
Navy-Notre Dame at Cleveland.
Virginia at The Citadel,
Wilson Tch. at Patuxent MAS.
Randolph Macon JV at Montgomery JC
Penn State at Boston College.
William and Mary at Boston University
Cornell at Columbia.
Holy Cross at Harvard.
Army at Pennsylvania.
West Virginia at Pittsburgh.
Syracuse at Lafayette.
Colgate at Princeton.
Brown at Rutgers.
Dartmouth at Sais; M;sx..t
Illinois at Michigan.
Indiana at Michigan State.
Iowa at Minnesota.
Ohio State at Northwestern.
Purdue at Wisconsin.
Missouri at Nebraska.
Bradley at Drake.
Iowa State at Kansas State.
Oklahoma A. g. NJ. at Tulsa.
Wichita at Miami (OhioJ.
-. SOUTHWEST.
Arkansas at Texas A. and M. (n). o.
Baylor at Texas Christian.
Texas Tech at Rice
Southern Methodist at Texas.
FAR WEST.
Kansas at Utah
Oklahoma at Colorado
Southern California at Stanford
California at Washington.
Oregon State at UCLA.
Washington State at Oregon.
Wyoming at Idaho.
San Francisco at Denver.
SOUTH.
Virginia Military at Davidson.
North Carolina State at Richmond.
North Carolina at Tennessee.
Georgia Tech at Duke.
Duquesne at Clemson.
Virginia Tech at Washington and Lee.
Auburn at Mississippi State.
Mississippi at Louisiana State.
Florida at Kentucky.
Georgia at Alabama.
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.Co|oniaIs Recall
.Drubbing in '49
By Sub tavine
Maryland Beers Down
In Workout With New
Generals at Controls
By MerreIl WhittIesey

The pessimism at Maryland
over the temporary loss of Quar-
terback Johnny Scarbath has not
met with an opposite reaction at
George Washington, the Terps'
football foes of tomorrow after
noon at College Park. Game time
is 2 o'clock.
II can't see why they're crying
because Scarbath hurt his shoul-
der" a CIV spokesman said.
after all they still have Shemon-
ski, Ward, Krouse, Wingate, the
Modzelewski brothers, Rowden
and lot of others. I don't think
Scarbath makes that much diff
ference"
In fact George Washington sup
porters point out that substitute
quarterback, Stan Lavine, beat
them last year. Joe Tucker was
Maryland's regular split-T boss
most of the season, but against
CIV, Lavine led the Terps to four
touchdowns in a six-minute
stretch in the second period. The
Lavine-led touchdown marches
were the margin in a 40-14 Mary
land triumph.
Scarbath Is Different.
But at Maryland, the loss Of
Scarbath with an injured shoulder
was taken more seriously. The
Terps are not worried as much
about the ability of Bob De
Stefano, a sophomore, or Frank
Armsworthy, a Junior who passed
up football for basket ball last
year, as they are about the new
quarterbacks' lack Of experience.
Coach Jim Tatum announced
just before the season started that
Scarbath was his quarterback
and, with the exception of a few
meaningless minutes in the
Georgia and Navy games. Scar
bath has been his quarterback.
There were calls for a substitute
Ill llC M OtdtC OC4CdG, UOG Oval
bath stuck it out.
Can De Stefano or Armsworthy
get the knack of hitting Bob
Shemonski and Ed Modzelewski
with those split-second timed
pitchouts that have enabled the
Terps' top ball carriers to roll up
yardage? Both are rated Scar
baths equal in the passing de-
partments, but CIV is far more
worried about Maryland's ground
attack than the Terps' passing.
1t was on the ground that South
Carolina made almost 300 yards
last week against the Colonials.
De Stefano will start tomorrow.
Continue Drilling at Myer.
George Washington continued
to practice on the Fort Myer
parade ground yesterday. That's
not the most private place in the
world, but at least it affords a
little more privacy than the usual
practice site on the Virginia side
of the Fourteenth Street Bridge.
This switch in practice sites Is
a Jart of an extra effort by the
(See W-MARYLAND, Page C-3.)
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One Hitter Is Favored
In Four-Horse Special
Opening Pimlico Meet
Special Dispotch 10 The Sior

BALTIM ORE, Nov. 3.-Al-
though out Of the money in his
last two starts, Greentree Stables
One Hitter is expected to be the
betting choice in four horse field
in the 14th running of the SIS 900,
winner-take-all Pimlico Special
here today. It is a weight-for-age
test over a mile-and-t three-six-
teenths and betting will be re-
stricted to win tickets only.
Marking the start of Pimlico's
13-day fall meeting, the race
ushers in one of the biggest week
ends Of the year. from a stakes
viewpoint. for Maryland turf fans,
Tomorrow will bring the 18th re-
newal of the Pimlico Cup, a
gruelling 21a-mile race that ranks
as one of the toughest on the
American racing calendar.
Post time throughout the meet
ing will be lis pm. with the
daily double closing Is minutes
earlier.
Twice Defeated Moor.
One Hitter. two time conqueror
of Moor. will be seeking a third
victory in the Special for his
the Whitney establishment
having won with Shut Out in 1943
and again with Capot last year.
Ted Atkinson. the Nations sixth
leading rider, who rode Capot last
year, will have the mount on One
Hitter. Atkinson was in the irons
for both victories over Moor.
Chief opposition for One Hitter
is expected to come from Palatine
Stables Chicle II, and Mrs. E. r
Weir's Royal Governor. On paper
however. it is a well matched race
and Abstract. who completes the
field. can't be counted out. In.
separable has been scratched.
Royal Governor was the frs
horse to qualify for the Specia
when he won the Widener Handi
cap at Hialeah Park last winter
He gave evidence of being in tol
form by winning at Laurel abou
week ago and has plenty o
run left despite his seven years.
Abstract May Not Start.
Chicle II qualified by winning
the Trenton Handicap at Garder
State while Abstracts surpris,
win in the Washington Handicar
at Laurel got him in. Most OBJ.
servers figure that while the lat.
ter has an outside chance he il
in over his head.
It's still not certain Abstract
will start. After coping the
Washington, it was found that
the horse is blind in the right
eye and sometimes can't see toe
we'll out of the other. A pre-race
inspection will decide if Abstract
runs.
The Special will be televised in
the Baltimore and Washington
areas.
Evening star., 1950-11-03

Coming into the Seattle termi-
nal are two Pasadena bound ex-
presses, California and Washing
ton. One must be switched off,
and we believe it will be Califor-
mia. with the Washington Huskies
travelling to the Rose Bowl. Aus
tin, Tex, is the other point where
two bowl-bound teams will meet.
Texas and Southern Methodist
Evening star., 1950-11-03

are faring. Out
of 249 games,
we were correct
1876 times. Our
selections were
! n CORE ct So
times, while II
games ended in
deadlocks. This
G iv e S US a n
overall batting
average OF TAT
to date. Tomor-
rows big games
could do much
to m a ke or
break the aver
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Applinq's No. a Retired

CHICAGO, Nov. 8 (P.-The
White Sox, who recently retired
Luke Appling, veteran shortstop,
have retired his mo. 4" uniform.
Appling will manage Memphis of
the Southern Association next
year
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PimIico Daily Double,
Granny and 'Riee,'
Honors Writer Today
BY the Associofed Press

BALTIMORE, Nov. 3. -
Pimlico will recognize Grant
land Rice's penchant for bet
ting daily doubles today by
naming its first two races.
"The Granny" and "The Rice"
The sports writer was 10
years old Wednesday.
Rice, who recently recovered
from a serious illness, an
nounced earlier in the week
that he would be here for the
Pimlico Special today.
Evening star., 1950-11-03

good deal depends, of course, on how
Southern Methodist fares against tough Texas
University, beaten only once and on that occa-
sion in a 14-13 heartbreaker against Okla
homa. And to slightly lesser extents on how
Florida and Kentucky make out in their bat
tie, how Ohio State performs against North
western and how California handles WASH
ington
AS is we'll known, basis for the critics
preference of SMU over Army apparently has
been the belief that Rookie Coach Rusty Rus
sells Mustangs have been playing better
teams No complaint is to be found with
Evening star., 1950-11-03
Crystal Boil Average: TAT
By Fronk Leohy
Notre Dame Footboll Coocl

AS we start into the second
half of the season. it comes time
to take a look at the prediction
average for 1850 to see how we
Evening star., 1950-11-03

Today a year ago-Casey
Stengel of the world champion
Yankees was named manager
of the year" in an AP poll.
Evening star., 1950-11-03
Higgins Got II Hits in Row

In 1888. Pinky Higgins of the
Boston Red Sox collected IL hits
in a row for a major league
record.
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W Worries Over Other Terp Stars With Scarbath Out Of Game
Win, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN

UP AT FRANKLIN FIELD TOMORROW Army faces perhaps
final and searching test of the The Black
Knights the will be playing real good team
possible that Army by convincing victory will regain
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(See LEAHY, Page C-30
Evening star., 1950-11-03

(See GW-MARYLAND, Page C-3.)
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HOUSES TO SHARE

ALEXANDRIA-Emp lady over
25 to share attractive bungalow
with middle-aged cple. XII. s-2o17.
GEoRGEToWN-Congenialg girl, 81
25. share house with . girls; pvt.
bedrm. MI. 4771 after 7:30 pm.
SHARE HOME with couple or girls
Reasonable; heat, hot water, phone
] in family. Quiet; completely furn.
, 44S AZ Randolph st. NV. GH. 8@51.
LADY to, share broom BUNGALOW
separate bedrooms. North Arlington;
S45, month plus sharing food Con-
venient to D. C. and Pentagon
buses. References required. Box
. PERSONS or cple; modern brick
home with cple: child acceptable: !:
Nv Il min sp44 downtown, Very Teas.
FREE RENT. children welcome:
days; light housework. AK 1898.
BUSINESS WOMAN desires / or .
empl. ladies or cple. to share de-
liehtful 2-bedrm. home. EN-. 1854
BETHESDA-Couple. no children or
pets; reasonable. Phone WI. 1887.
FATHER AND SON, As and 9. de-
sires to discuss Possibilities of shar-
ing his 2h bathrm. house; maid
expenses; with working mother of
l child. CH. 3979 after $50 pm.
-G6
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APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED-Eficienc apt. with kitch-
enette. Phone MR., WOOD. DI. 9315.
REQUIRE 1 or 2-bedrm. unfurn. apt; +;
ors}nr Ge9fgetoTn h9sa Or near vic by Nov, J.;
GOVT. EMPL. young woman desires
unfurn. efficiency or 1-bedrm. apt,
pvt bath and kit. DU. 1857. 30
2 GIRLS desire furnished Georgetown
Groom, kitchen and bath apt. by
NJ N.Y. as5s IL Willing to sign lease.
CONN. AVE. SEC. Liv. rm.. % bedrm.,
kit. b., adults; not over S10O
turn'' $50 unfurn- Box 294-c, Star.
GOVT. EMPLoYE with daughter, -,
in boarding school all week. needs
borhood; reas. Boy 2S1-c. sst Star. neisp ~.
quires 2-rm. furn. apt; ali utilities;
approx:. S100.;- NV. preferred. EX
2020. Ext: 372.. 80
ni5ehfn sse.o6 ao6 0ase g aB B6og pref a 60
MARYLAND - Newlyweds, ex. univ.
staff, Govt. empl., veteran, need J.
bedrm. apt, n. or W of Dist. in Md,
before Dec; 3. Box 1900, Star. 29'
aste aP in wRIbRo VT SsS Tns Ii $780, t. 5edisa Ext
wANTElD-Furnished 2-bedroom ant
for q professional young men: NV.
section preferred. Call between to
ToM fi3S PnF; REPwfS' ADAMS 9492' Ass b. for
EcA MISSION of1cial with wife and
TWo9BEDRM. n0T uNFURN. i1JTI APT APT. NV.
or nearby Nd or Va. Please call
Sun, oV, 1882; weekdays after 6.
MIDDLE-AGED LADY Govt. employe
wants efficiency apt. In apt. bldg.
mr.. transp. in NV. Box 320-c, Star.
Three children, 4. II. il. -St' Close rH to
schools and transp. By Dec. or Jan.
ONE BEDROOM unfurn,. 11iln, srai' spti in apt
bbidg;, NV. section; 2 adults. AP.
one BEDROOM APARTMENT. unfur-
niShed. in NV. area: Call Sunday
one -BEDRM. NJ APT. APT o'9ni nnfurn.. pvt.
bath by Govt. employed lady. CO.
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE desires fur
nished apt. or home 3 weeks begin
ming. November 10. Chestnut O35O
sunday and after $50 pm. week
hsrINED 1OCNG LADY desires eff
cheney apt, NV. sec. Adams 7794
2, MEN want unfurnished 3 rooms.
kit. bath; NV. Call Logan 3-S662
Sun, weekdays after pm.
BACHELOR, early 30s, seeks desir-
able, one-hedroom unfurn. apt, NV
Wash; Box ;353-c,, Star.
perfect condition, for . adults, in
det. home. NV. EN-. 1854.
accept children; not over S65 mo.
GOVT. gEMsIPLoYE, white, needs l.
bedrm; furn;, apt, s7o-S9o mo-
COLLEGE GRADUATES, 4 girls, want
apt. in NV. Call AID. 7611 Sun. OF
BusiNEsswoMAN d5sfs Ss desires unfurn
efficiency apt PVT. bath: lge; apt
RE. 5000. Ext. 4443, 9 to 5 wk. days,
BUsINEssWoMAN desires unfurn.
efficiency apt, private bath; large
apt. house, NV. MISS LONEY. RE
5000. Ext. 4443. 8 to 5 weekdays
81
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

EDLEMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, Stor-
age; reas. ia. 2937; ewes, GE. l4l6.
30%
MOVING BY VET; exper. help; every
piece wrapped, insured: reas Call
any time. MR. COOK. GL. 5l37
WE MOVE EVERYTHlNG-Est Estimates
freely given. Prompt service. We
move day and night. S. E. FURN.
EXCH., 210 9TH st. Sc. AT. 05S5,
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 0104. UNION STORAGE
CO. INC. est. 1906.
PARKS TRANSFER-Moving at your
conv; also trunks and baggage. Call
any time AID. 1887. AID. 1920. 80
EX-GI - Moving, packing. cratins
storage. Local, long distance. Exper'
service. Low rates. HO. 5Sl9. 29'
MOVING-HAULING and de-
livery; prompt, courteous service
reas. rates. JOHNSON, MI. O279
CO 1857. 3
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL desires
virginia or Maryland within 90
miles D. C.. 4 bedrooms. modern
Reasonable rent. Box 3Is-c' Star.
RENTAL HOUSES NEEDED-Wc are
anxious to secure additional rental
homS or fnrn rby or Mdnfr Tnturn nopty IN ny ny
Plnest elientele; free appraissls,
ES6G YOU hAE AkE Go coNsfDER1SG sh SSfS a rental
PairyaH e. y9Hr property II arlington toT or
full information on our rental man
agement service. ARFAX REALTY,
727 Lee hwy. Falls Church 1850.
WANTED TO RENT - Unfurnished
making some repairs for lease and
SWISS DIPLoMAT Desires S-room
unfurn. town house; NV. section
gdtn ga garden garden and ana Igarase; long lease
THREE OR FOUR BEDRM. home, un-
reliable family. Cali days, Me. 2i33;
ewes, MA. 1872. Room 529 29'
BRITISH FAMILY of three adults and
baby desire furn, or unfurn. apt, or
houss vicinity Of Dupont cip.le
CPLE.. . children. require 2 or g.
bedrm house: permanent; refs; eX-
Gel. care; max, SS5 mo. NO. 079S
UNFURN.-5 or 8 room house in
D; G: prefer Sc; reas. rent; ref.
AT. 1862.
LARGE house wanted in Bethesda
area; no limit to rent. OIL. 6992.
QUIET COUPLE, no child. desires un-
furn. apt. or house. under $40; refs.
OR 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, unfur-
nished; children; $50 or under
WI. O405.
IN GEORGETOWN-Sman furnished
OIL. 1892.
DESIRE 81 RMS. good NV. section,
like S. S.; furn. or unfurn.; con-
SMALL F'URN. HOUSE. ? bedrms,
large liv. rm., in perfect condition. ;
NV; for . adults. EN-. s754.
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APTs. WANTED tcons.)
REFINED YOUNG COUPLE desires

REFINED YOUNG COUPLE desires / j.
room apt. in close NV section. apt.
section preferred; Al refs. GE. 1889
UNFURNISHED 3-bedroom apartment
or house, ne. or NV. section; couple
and two Children. Call Republic
1929 Monday through Friday. j.
C0LORED ADULTS desire 3-bedroom
COLORED COUPLE desire apt. furn
or unfurn.. good Job, will pay good
for nice place: DE. $50.
COLORED-WANTED APT, . bed
rms, urturn.; couple. Call after
4:30 pm, OF. 7l26. 30
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4. H. BACAS
altor & Business Broker AID s.
htdIlOl g BuSInesS BFoKeT, AID. NJ
INVESTMENT

One of Washington S oldest eateries
now doing a fine business. is avail
able to some one who is capable anc
has the vision to see big things
The location is l00ec and with prop.
er management could give the own.
er tremendous return on his in,
vestment.- It has a business po-
tential OF well up in the six-f1gurt
bracket. If you are looking for q
real return on your investment cal
Mr.. Botnls, ewes. and Sun, OR
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A. H. BACAS
Realtor & business Broker, AID s4s

Realtor & business Broker AD s4s4
RESTAURANT-BEER
Neat. compact and easy to handle;
R. l, ave. ne; seats 80. does $500
month; we'll equipped; ideal TO!
couple to operate has excellent pos.
sibilities; present owner ineXperi-
enced and i'll asks $500 reason.
able cash will handle. Call Mr.
DouniS AID. $500
A. H. BACAS
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Realtor a. Business Broker. AID. 81
GRILL

Colored, busy 14th st area; must sci
because of serious illness after IS
yrs operation averages better thar
SIS 600 month business. mostly bar
reasonable rent with apt above; fin
facilities and equipment seats s.
business can be increased subStan
tally by management; price asked
S22 900 half cash. Check and max
aggressive offer. Call Mr. Dounis
Evening star., 1950-10-29
GRILL

An outstanding location of many
years successful operation is now
available. This place now doing bet.
ter than 50 600 monthly Ten-yeal
lease, including apartment; sos
mo. with heat and water furnished
ABC license. Dent pass up thi.
one Asking SD. 900. reasonable
terms. Ewes. and Sun. call Mr.
Hayden, Ii. 3-479O.
A. H. BACAS
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OWN YOUR OWN
APARTMENT HOME
THE RROAnMnnR

oo,. THE BROADMOOR
opul conn. ave. n.w-Wash-
mgton,s most DISTINGUISHED CO.
operative apartment building.
Available here for resale now
are:
One of the finest 1-bedroom
housekeeping homes in the
building located on the 7th
floor. This apartment oc-
cupies an entire front wing
with 3 exposures. 1t contains
foyer, liv. rm., sun parlor,
corner bedrm., bath, kit. and
separate dining rm. It is va
cant and ready for immediate
possession.
Also complete housekeeping
nome with , bedrms. and 2
paths at the very low price of
SlS.oo0 for quick sale. Modest
terms If desired.
NR. GOVT. PRINTING PLANT,
Sc New York ave. n.w-A long
established coop. Available is
a md floor home with en-
trance hall, bedrm. bath, liv.
rnl: and kit: price only So
500. Monthly cost only $500.
THE AyoNDALE.
A 2-eleyator, 5-story building
near Dupont Circle. just a
few left. Examples of ex-
traordinarily low prices.
1-bedrm, housekeeping home as
low as $500. 2-bedrm.
housekeeping home as low as
$500. Easy terms.
EXCELLENT Sc.
RESIDENTIAL SECTION
A modern building on a corner
acre. Available are apis. with
bedrms., liy. rm., dining all
cove, kit. and bath. Priced as
low as S10.500. Cash REQUIRE
ments as low as $1,000. Very
easy terms. Low operating
cost including all utilities.
1902 SUMMIT PL. NV.
Apt with bedrm. and bath.
liv. rm.. kit. -dinette. Price
only So, 800. Can pay all cash
and have only monthly operat-
ing, expense of S2l or owner
will accept as low as 5000
cash and note for 81 500, pay
able S45 monthly.
For details and appointment to
inspect any of the above call
weekdays the office of
EDMUND J. FLYNN
Coop. apt. authority since 1920
Building. RE. 1918
RE. 1149.
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BOARDING. 53 ROOMS

y. baths; inc. quoted 1000 mo- On
Mass ave. Large modern dining
room, up-to- date kitchen: very nice
ly furnished; same owner about
s yrs. First time offered. Wants
C. ], YOUNG, ST. 1900
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KIRKWOOD

4A44k1A w WI
APARTMENTS
AGER RD.. NEAR QUEENS
LARGE MoDERN APIS, s. PLENTY OF
CABINETS AND CLOSET SPACE.
VENETIAN BLINDS; PLAY AREAS
FOR CHILDREN: NEAR LARGE
SsEH0PPING CENTER. DIRECT BUS
BEDROOM. S73.50
BEDROOMS, SS1 so to S85
ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
once 2731 Nicholson St. Hyattsville
Md. Phone AP. 2252.
H. G. SMITHY co.
s11 18th ST. NV, ST. 5000
COLORED-2 RMS, KITCHEN and
bath, 20 Rhode Island ave. NV.
$50 per month incl. all util Avail.
Immediately. Inspect after 7 pm.
PAsoUAL REALTY Co, Ex. $3.50.
COLORED-DESIRE working couple.
unfurn. apt: will accept ] child;
single man or woman for furn, rm
cokoREp-s RED ROOMS, kitchen 'a and
ro, bath; thprR RE. s-54s2. 30 Il. . ~
Rp. aE5.; ssSs,. s{ssj, gas h. W. and heat furn'
CoLoRED-27 YOU ST. N.W.-At-
tractive l room and kitchen. Frisid-
aire, all util.. SIS mo-; quiet home.
MI. 7942.
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Suitable for Doctor

Suitable Tor Doctor
Arlington, Va, 37OO blk. Columbia
pike; rooms, , baths oil heat.
garage; beautifully Handicapped
grounds; suite for doctors office
with private entrance off patio; $500
mo. To inspect, call BOSS g.
pIITI DC INC MA 0oDO
Evening star., 1950-10-29
RADLEY. BEALL & HOWARD, INC
233 Southern Building

Evenings Cal! A Roffeld wo. 1894
GROCERY AND MEATS-NO BEER
Corner, transient colored trade, SSut
bus. 5i2-day wk., low rent; samt
owner for nearly 20 yrs. retiring
will sell for S3 000 complete. Room!
store for llVe-wire TO double bus.
JOSEPH COHEN O. CO.
RE 2I36, ewes. Sln.. ia. 4252
Evening star., 1950-10-29
IT'S NEARBY

In town, modern semidet. brick home
at only S125 per month. First floor.
powder .rm., 3 large bedrms. fully
equipped kitchen. Call MR.. MENSH,
TU. 3512 or RE. O736. 30
COLORED-12i3 WYLIE ST. Ne
Z rms: $50. so per mo. 81
5-rm. and bath; full bsmt.; Cape
Cod with fireplace. Stones throw
from new high school. Phone AP.
200 for appointment. 30
COLORED-5OII NASH ST. Ne
rms, bath electricity. no gas.
NER. 1929 11th ST. NV. NO 4Nn1
Evening star., 1950-10-29

1918 STAPLES ST. NE.-2-familv
house: Is rms. . baths, . compl.
Kit rec. rm., gas heat, garage;
S125 per mo.
431S E st. s.e.-Semidetached 3
rms, bath, gas &C. heat; SIS per
mo. FREDERICK A. BLUMER CO,
6l1 Pa. ave. Sc. FIR. 10SS.
WHEATON, SILVER SPRING AREA.
Two-bedroom basement home, i'm
med. pnSs.; 500 per mo. Call TW
1905 after g pm
NIMITZ RID, KENSINGTON.
Six rooms bath. now available, Sl25
per month.
EDW. H. JONES CO.
5520 Conn. Ave NV. WO. 230O
Evening star., 1950-10-29
Restaurant and Delic

Inc. quoted $4,000 mo-. rent, S35n,
includes 3 apts. and private baths;
10-yT. lease; Al equipment; very
clean stock; shows large net profit.
Wants $4,000. Terms to suit or
will trade for large night club.
Call Mr. Crawley.
C. J. YOUNG, ST. 1900