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Evening star., 1950-02-26
GulIoudet J.V. Mutmen
Beat Bulls, 21-12 "

Gallaudet Colleges junior var
sity wrestling team defeated Bulls
School, 21-12, yesterday at Gal
laudet. The winners now have a
record of five victories against one
loss and a tie. Summaries:
i21 pounds-Kasic 60 decisioned
Mehserle fB.).
12s pounds-Bonneville tB.) and Johns
ton fG) drew
136 pounds--Hicks tB) pinned John
son tG.) at 1:43
l45 pounds-Diamond. 60 won on
forfeit from 3. Brown tB.),
155 pounds-Bruffey (G) decisioned
Evans (B.).
165 ponnds-Ketchum tG) pinned Ward
(B.) in 81 seconds
1T5 pounds-Halbers tG) decisioned
.Heavyweizht-K. Brown tBJ pinned
HinSon (G.) at 4:53
Evening star., 1950-02-26
.CoaItown Finishes
Fifth in Widener
Over Muddy Track
Continued From Page B-1.

won't run in that kind of goo.'
Calumet Trainer Ben Jones OBJ
served that 'Coaltown just ran
out Of gas. I knew he wouldn't 7
like this kind of track, but we
decided to go after the big money
anyway"
Jones did not make up his mind
to start Coaltown until $40 pm
only five minutes before the
deadline for scratches.
Coaltown was the 3-to-5 favor
ite, despite the heavy impost
sloppy track and his recent third
in the McLennan.
There were four late scratches,
Arnold Hangers South American
importation Balan, Correll Sta
ble's Sallequilo, S. S. Schupper's
Miss Disco, and Dickey Stables
Shakeme.
Bought for $9,20O..
Royal Governor was purchased
by Mrs. Weir. a daughter of Lam
mot DUPONT, senior member of
the Dupont firm of Wilmington,
Del, for $4,000 as yearling.
The chestnut gelding is racing
his fifth season and has accumu-
lated $227.850, including today's
purse. Last year he won the
Wilmington. Brandywine, Fall
lightweight. Interborough. Grey
Lag and QUESTIONABLE. Brought
here from Aiken, S. c., to COM
pete in the McLennan for his first
start Of 1850, Royal Governor
picked up another $4,000 for Sec
ond place in that $25, 900 handi-
cap.
The attendance was the largest
thus far this season. It bettered
by 543 the McLennan attendance
of 1886.
Today's crowd wagered 81 ,609,-
225 on the nine-race program,
largest handle of the season to
date.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
Byrd Says Maryland
Subsidies Athletes,
Like Other Colleges
BY the Associotsd Press

NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-Dr. H. c.
Byrd. outspoken president OF the
University of Maryland. declared
today in response to an Associated
Press QUESTIONABLE that lit is
manifest that the University of
Maryland, like other institutions,
subsidies it's athletes. one way or
another"
Maryland is one of the seven
schools which the National Col
legiate Athletic Association sought
to expel recently for violation of
the sanity, or amateur. code.
It's football team achieved bril-
liant success last fall, winning nine
games and losing one-counting
the victory over Missouri in the
Gator Bowl at Jacksonville, Fla.
DR.. Byrd led the successful fight
against banishment of the seven
institutions which were accused of
breaking the rules governing aid
to athletes. The NCAA, at its
meeting here last month, failed
to muster the two thirds vote
necessary to expel.
DR.. Byrd's Reply in Full.
DR.. Byrd's reply to the AP in
quiry follows in full:
Il. Does the University of Mary
land subsidize athletes, and, if so
to what extent in what sports?
Answer: It is manifest that the
University of Maryland, like all
other institutions, subsidies its
athletes, one way or another
There is probably no institution in
the country that maintains a
broad system of competitive
athletics that does not do so. Uni
versities all subsidize education for
a good many other students as
well as athletes.
%. Do your alumni subsidize
athletes privately, and, if so, is this
with or without the knowledge of
the university?
Answer: Our alumni are not
allowed to subsidize athletes pri-
vately, either with or without the
knowledge of the university. All
help that is given to athletes is
noted in the regular catalogue of
the university and no other help
OF any kind is permitted. The uni
versity takes great care to check
on this question.
3. If subsidAzation, either open
or subrosa, continues unchecked,
what future do you predict for
American college sports?
Answer: Subsidization of ath-
letes in colleges has been carried
on ever since competitive athletics
began to be developed. American
college sports have grown and will
continue to grow if such subsidiza-
ton is continued, which it is likely
to be. There are certain forms OF
subsidization, however, that should
be checked and prevented, al
though they are not sufficiently
bad to destroy American college
sports.
=. Do you subscribe to the
NCAA sanity code?
Answer: The NCAA sanity
code certainly has objectives thai
are commendable and should be
achieved in one way or another
However, the code does not go fal
enough in specifically spelling out
what can be done and what shoulc
not be done. Also, it does not hit
into hooks and crannies where the
worst forms of subSidization exist
Evening star., 1950-02-26
Several Mines PIonned
By BuIIston indians

BallSton Indians Athletic Club
will field several baseball teams
this season. Boys interested in the
13-14-year-old team should call
Harry Engel at Chestnut 6148
while Ed Bryant at Glebe 1864
will handle unlimited teaan appli-
cantS.
Boys in the 11-12 and 1913 age
group should send post cards I'd
Nat Albright, Station WEAM. Ar
lington, giving ages and phone
numbers.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
met Stars Beaten by Moor and Royal Governor Rich Races
With Bill Leetch

testing laboratory which will
gladly protest. without charge. the
tensile strength of your bait cast
ing and nylon or linen salt water
lines. All you have to do is tc
send " yards of it to them for
one test. If you want four tests
to average up. send them 6 yards
Within q short time after receipt
of the sample line. you will re-
ceive a post card report advising
you of the exact tensile strength
OF the line in pounds and ounces
They will test any brand or make
OF bait-casting line and any brand
or make of salt water line. Just
send your samples to the "Test-
ing Laboratory" at the above ad-
dress.
Col. G. M. Bachrach of Airing
ton, Va, won the P. A. B. Widener
Trophy in the Silver Sailfish Derby
OF the Palm Beaches for the heav-
lest sail1sh, a 60-pounder. The
Henry Chanin Trophy. awarded
for the sail scoring the highest
number of points by length and
weight combined, was won by Jim
O'Donnell of this city, who reg
istered an 8-foot, 561a-pounder.
Spring trout stocking will begin
March 20 in West Virginia, COM
mencing in the Southern counties
BY April l, operations will be car
ried into the Monongahela Ma.
tional Forest. All stocked trout
will be legal size. Plans for con-
verting the two-acre lake in Kan
aWha State Forest into a fishing
pond for children are being made
by West Virginia's Conservation
Commission. It will be stocked
with catfish, suckers, sunfish, ETC..
most of which will be taken from
the States polluted streams and
tagged to afford a basis for study
Evening star., 1950-02-26
Citation Runs Second
Behind Irish Colt in
Santa Anita Handicap
Continued From Page BID

Citation and pounding Ponder
got in a neck behind.
Howard bought Moor from the
breeder, the fabulous Aga Khan,
in England for an undisclosed
sum in 1948. The horse is the son
of Nasrullah by Queen of Baghdad,
and was conceived in England
but foaled in Ireland.
Moor signaled a threat here
two weeks ago when he ran a
threatening third to the one-two
punch of Ponder and Citation. He
was the second choice today to
the Calumet entry.
Part of the drama today was
registered on the cold blinking
lights of the giant pari-mutuel
board in the infield.
AS the betting ended, there was
a total minus pool of $58, ,764.57,
thanks to the heavy play on the
Calumets. The loss. incidentally,
by State law. must be absorbed by
the State under a regulation that
says such deficit is so charged
after a track has passed a mutuel
handle of $27 million during a
meeting.
The big chuckle to some, but a
headache to the State. was the
tremendous money bet on the CAL
umet entry to show. This total
was s423.080. and most of it on
the Calumets. People wanted to
make that S cents guaranteed on
the dollar. and this looked like a
cinch. 1t was. The first time the
lighted figures came on, the total
was $4,000. The next blink
minute later the total had jumped
to $4,000. From then on it scared.
In 1947. when the Calumet's
Armed was the big horse in the
handicap. track record for the
show pool was set at $247,897.
The grand total on the race was
$l,009,846. which does not pass
the record sum of $1,044,351 bet
on the l947 handicap.
Howard, wealthy San Francisco
automobile man, recently quite
sick, witnessed the race. 1t car
ried him back to 1910 when Sea-
biscuit, in his third crack at the
big event, won and became the
turf's all-time money winner of
that time. And just the year be-
fore Howard had seen his Argen-
tine star, Kayak II, pinch hit his
way to victory while the then
sidelined Seabiscuit was out of
action.
Second Win for LOngden.
This was Longden's second han
dicap triumph. The durable little
40-year-old Jockey scored on
Thumbs Up in 1945. Longden also
won the Santa Anita Derby on
Your Host last Saturday.
Longden took a shine to Moor
In a race at Tanforan last fall.
Moor, green to American racing
style. was caught f1atfooted at the
start of the San Francisco Handi-
cap. The field was off to a flying
start before the horse recovered. |
But he dug In and in an amazing
performance. got up to be beaten
by only head at the finale. That's
when Longden put in bid to
ride Moor today.
Moor had a record of four firsts
in 10 starts in England in 1947-48,
and only one win in six starts in
this country last year.
Citation drew $4,000 for his
second. lifting his lifetime earnings
to 1899 ,200-still shy of the cur
rent record of S918,4S5 held by
Stynie.
The defeat of the Calumet's
Coaltown in Florida. and setback
here. proved a double disappoint-
ment to the Calumets.
I'VE certainly do not feel any
disgrace; it's question of weight
and I think Citation ran a grand
race at 1872 pounds" said Jimmy
Jones. trainer of the Calumets
here.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
Ex-Terp. Aide Joining
Wake Forest Grid Stuff
By the Assoeioted Press

WAKE FOREST, N. c., Feb. 25
Walter eBabe) Wood, former
backf1eld coach at North Carolina
State College and Maryland, today
was named backfleld coach at
Wake Forest.
Wood, who is due to report here
Monday and assist Head Coach
D. c. (Peahead) Walker through
the remainder of winter practice
succeeds Bobby Kellogg, who re-
signed last month.
Wood went to Maryland last fall
rs backfield coach.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
Trinidod Seeks Gridders

A meeting is scheduled at
Trinidad Boys Club at 1880 pm.
Tuesday for all those interested in
playing on any of the clubs foot
ball teams. Spring practice starts
soon. New and inexperienced
players are welcome.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
Sufford Wins 32d

Stafford Chambers unlimited
basketball team won its 32d game
in 80 starts last night. defeating
the Alexandria Eagles, $3.50, at
the Alexandria Armory. John
Lumpkin led Stafford with 19
points.
Evening star., 1950-02-26

SJTedHS OF CnlS
area. If you
want to see
and hear some
thing about
this situation.
which is about
as bad as it can
be. the oppor-
tunity will be
provided at a
meeting Of the
Arlington-Fair-
fax Chapter OF
the Izaak Wal
ton League at
the Arlington
Evening star., 1950-02-26
Inter-City Fencing Match

The Washington Fencers Club
will entertain the Baltimore Club
in a match today at 1880 pm. at
Pierce Hall, Fifteenth and Har-
ward streets NV.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
Prince Georges Loop Meeting

The Prince Georges Suburban
Baseball League will hold an or
ganization meeting Wednesday
night at Waldrops Restaurant. In
terested teams are invited. For
further information call Bill Cecil
at Warfield 1925,
Evening star., 1950-02-26
OUTDOORS

| One of the most pertinent sub
jects constantly in the minds of
anglers and conservationists is
that of pollution In the rivers and
Evening star., 1950-02-26


ROYAL GOVERNOR
nr n Teended w Sh roasd e,Hhfd Arise
kSysI ear % e. e
Evening star., 1950-02-26
Hioleuh Entries
BY the Assocjotsd Pres,

H1ALEAH PARK. Hialeah, Fla, Feb
22--.Clear and fast-hrst post 2 pm
Evening star., 1950-02-26
Chart of the Widener Handicap

@ & w s4seoS g in 1873 a sne
Evening star., 1950-09-28
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
Everything furn. except linens and
dishes. $3.50 and 50 per wk. 2403
Psnna; ave; NV; ST. 3762. Pa
14th ST. NV. 44O6---L.h.k. room,
nicely furn.; reas. rent. RA. 1895.
1915 21st ST. NV. . rooms, refgr..
stoves also dble. room. DU. 1885.
a147 r ST. N.w.-Front studio room,
refgr; radio or Tv, shower. $14-
sSo Sao' =. s1 uGPHfoL TSHSi ST. rm.. s11
stove and sink; eonv. transp. --29
ATTENTION Syrian, Lebanon. Egyp-
rooms And apts. for youi We also
ELLIS, FR. i7aS; 1904 8 st. re aSss.
l1ol 17th N.w-Les, sm,. kit; M new
sso1 se1i'' lsss si.'09f; 81. N Nw@N,os IsSt
housekeeping room: for 2 people;
S11.50 o week. -28
1922 p ST. N:W.-Larse room for
water; furn. complete; s11 week;
also one for $3.50 week. MI. 1865.
1891 CLIFTON ST. NW.Lafss N.Y. =. $ 1st
,slssc.t d5le, triple rR askS suit for famsily'
s7a5! :5sjsy.d Sss front nj. s21
COLORED@CLiFToN sT.-1st hoor,
front; nicely furnished; hot and cold
water, gas stove, eles. refrigerator,
$40 s. Wf. % CO. t4iS. 5 sN 70 3 ?; m m
Evening star., 1950-09-28
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

1876 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD: NV.
mo: mo- |eSa'' esfi MI f. eaSo. esS Oa'h' $40 per
1901 6Ist AVE. S.E.-1st f., 4 large
sSS gssF 6s 6sHds NE iPR4sS 94SS or GfiiD550oSSs D50Ss
gsils. nj. 7oe n. Kensinston St.
GN; ssss' HEIGHTS s.E.-liv. m lm..
dinette, kit, bath; nicely furn:;
pvt, entr; $1o0 mo. 10. 2-s562.
DowNToWN-s rms. private bath:
suitable 8 persons: pvt entrance;
DSGFoHT SG2a NHnthlz ofEcEEh1s5 Sish M5 Risss shsa
Newly furn; sedTm;, lily. ' rm' kit
GEORGETOWN. 1907 10Th st,-ged-
rm., liv. rm., kit. bath, dinetts. IRE
gsSel YesT lease s1gSs Seen stf 3o H. snss RS
es5 18th ST. s.E.-For rent to
couple, one room, bedroom, complete
sit sftsr pyt' 9a Lq Satss sagg9s gg99s5eh' AT. 2sseS;
sss sRs S7fs SRd asrd s0sy ave- Gssssss ssa:
FoGk e'tgi Sci SEPARATE nicely ,urn. ISS ats.
new furniture, pvt. bath, entrance,
9pt. plog.i conV. 70 buS, shopping,
20 minis. downtown; near Boiling
and Andrew Fields; adults; accept
/ child. HI 4SS9. 30
423 9Th ST. .s.E.-Nicely furn. bed
liv. room, kit. pvt. bath: empI
DETACHED HoMEi iiv. rm., bedrm.
and bath, din. rm. and kit; cpl.
or girls; $50 a mo. 1889 Mon
tague st. NV, GE. 6053 after $40
TWo-BEDR%. w. ab MY FuRN. hsSoaHi APT, 4soo Blk.
$Ed st; g.w, Available October, L.
s2s DECATUR ST. NV. - Lovely
apt. for empl,, cple. or business
dinettei $62.50, incl. pvt, tele-
phone and utils. Ia. 1895. go
TWO-RM. APT, semipyt. bath; en-
0le N1SffY sRls siIn FnEN H. k2s mi s67e semip2t
bath, and day care Of child. FIR.
VCtOs -HO
Evening star., 1950-09-28

WESTMINSTER HOTEL. 1907 18th
-ST.-Sing. and dbl. rms. running
water; Ss-$1s wk.: also day rates rsdes
LAO ho REMEDY siSNSN;EDY ST. NV triple.
Gle. Liv. rm. and laund. privils.
Cont. hot water. Nicely furn. TU.
xsas asoi KANSAS AVE. N.w.-Front rm.
for lady. dpie. bed. large closet nice
T. fuTn; laundry priviis.; J-3 bus.
,fas dS. 1sFa' IL: NV. s7os-rrons Eas am.,
Rsas RSme, saoTsdi1A'ei for lady On. isssa, $50
1884 COLUMBIA RD.-Men.lsgle., SO
wk.; dble.. $3.50. ca. wk. Conf; sep.
Ma plsfssHft saSfr eaFIslPp' p41bfR; 81 Hsso' s4
TPs; massi.ssss sssn IcSa is9s Ian nshisI 81
1915 FA1RMoNr ST. NV room
for iiEhs hEusssssDing;, .,.o couple;
cSTHEbkAE At isfk E0GTiE AVE-. Of, conn.otics5 sS
Large attractive front room; $40
g month. Ho. se29. -,
's5s Ssss's:::.. e :...ss Asa 81 IT,
17os Ssni NEW sNfiRi iRRsMPsHiRE iiasfii AVE. Nv
DGpontD Tnn2e DF eiTs4lS s4S. aFsa-Larss Ss dsySle
!sa,DSS s Ssi'ss sssh Il TO- a9ssslf: sss
17as EYE ST. N,w.-Lsysly front
s!nSlsI sOoRi svasS4 snly y,.rylss S1lS;7S segi-
Desirable End Aocr front ssis. room.
Near bath and shower. 80
MT. PLEASANT, S1O4 19th ST.
next ssth. Suit. employed couple
II Il. S4a$f$&'9ssgP .ssg ss'D 81 N ;5$'s
pE8L sis4 IS fItSsiciaffoE. ciaHffoE ,eis9 r, so0 { ave-
Newly, decorated able, or triple rp; 81
,sSs ls9 iintsliD iRSsDSErH 81 f. P SssMtNcsls sste
tuyn. rm., next to bath. sgle. or
sSSls ns shEpE'RRi oE oAEv1sls.svtitul slsss
ssSRS ss%Dv tEnSsd saa. q S'EB doabs e,1si
1ssiaa2 2usNbEERwSoD ssiSE / eGi ST. N.w.-FIsat
o, in PVT hSms nsar RA sa0P654h4s P6544
sINGLEi gentleman only next TO
bath; very home like: $3.50 q week;
MIDDLE-AGED WIDOW would like
companion to share nicely furnished
2-bedrm. apartment. Call ia. 9124.
18th sT.-Bus line. Single and
double bedroom; private home. Hu.
DOSWHNToWN-2 rms. private bath:
suitable 3 persons; PVT, ,eanstranee; n
1929 18th ST. N.W.-Vacancies for
men and women. MI. 1886. Good
location. Convenient transp. so
1924 18th ST. N.W.-The Farming
ton. near Dupont Circle. Large, cool.
comfortable, outside rooms; 24-hr
switchboard. maid service; reason
able summer rates. DE: 1850;
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, l7l2 New
Hampshire ave n.W.-Newly deco:
rated rooms; daily maid service and
switchboard service NO 2266
HOTEL HAWTHORNE-2134 q ct:
n.w.-Newly redecorated single and
double outside rooms; runninG water |
plenty Of baths and showers; elevs. |
tor service: reasonable rates
BEDROOM, next bath; private home;
"a block 10 street car. Employed
man; $40 month. % K st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-09-28
Rooms, APIS. TO SHARE

GIRL, 1890, to share apt; sc. sec
ton. Call before IL am, after 6,
A LGGtRE WANTED to share apartment
with two others in their early 20s.
Call any time after 2 pm. CO. 1852
NV. SECTION. refined girl, to share
charming apt, everything furnished,
excel. trans; S43. Box 217-z, Star.
GEoRGETowN-2 girls will share
'S,.sd ss6srs sGIR 3 = ss5s'1 So CAN xxi Ri a Slsa
with 2 GOV. Girls; 4o1s Eth st. st.
n:w.I cony. transp. RA. 1851. .-2S
TWO LADIES or settled couple to
share with widow. large bedroom
wood beds. next to bath, unlimited
phone, kitchen and laundry .privi-
leges. elevator; Northwest apt. build
ing; good Transportation; refer
ences exchanged. Reasonable. GE.
GIRL. between 2o-26, to share attrac.
lines; IL minis. downtown; S32.50
incl. utils. Ii. 3-3199 after 5. go
DESIRABLE 3-room apt; downtown
hotel. with congenial woman; twin
beds and maid service; references.
ssSs sss lsa7A' E4E 81. SsaFi N.w.-rwo Is refined
girls desired to share beautiful apt
with another girl; $50 ca. RE.
1858. Ext. sos. 2a'
GIRL, share lge. apt. with 2 others,
1st Of October. Write Box 33O-Y,
GEoRGETowN-Attraetive apt. to
share with one. Professional wom-
ferred. Available Oct. l. conyen-
lent transportation. Phone DU.
1900, 8 to IL am. 30s
TO SHARE, newly furn. apt. with
neat young girl, $40 mo. Call NO.
2595 before 6 pm, so
A LADY ALONE. desires couple share
apt. Or b board. Vic. MINI, ave; Sc
WANTED LADY to share completely
furn apt, twin beds, new bldg,
quiet, new furn. ia. 1859 after 6
1 GIRL share mod s-rm. house with
8 gentle girls; $50 mo. incls. every
thing. 5319 1st NV. Ia. s007.
BRoADMooR VIC, Arm. apt, nice-
ly furn. and decorated; lady share
with mature ladies. Own rm;
twin beds; $40 ca: WO: 1898. --29
COLORED-037 FRENCH ST. NV.
Rms. for gentlemen; share; 80
wk. Cali Ho. 1867. 30
Evening star., 1950-09-28
HOUSES FURNISHED Cont,

ARLHNGToN-Brick Colonial: 9 rms.
full bsmt... fireplace; lse. fenced lot,
auto. washer; ! blk, school busi
bus D}s,11o,Da to 2; G.; copE to s,sa shops ana
81. 7loo. Realtor. WI. s4ls. 80
FURNISHED HOUSE. 2 bdrms:. bath.
lsrss srss dn n r. Fm Just Fsa S GA large ave XIII ii
Wheaton, sii. spr., Nd; j blk. from
shop. cen, nr. schools, trans. etc.
Ref. Call 10. 5-1709. -
DET. HOUSE tfurnished)-6e0o blk.
ssserasss SfsG Rs,. ave-; , 8 A bedSms SsHs baths.
caEvY He1iA Chase, ST. besvssn sM sssS the clubs;
9 lge. rms, completely redecoratsd;
s5 ss77 ssnsGis or ST. s44S. shae' and trans. @so
CLEVELAND PARK-semidet. brick.
4 bedrms., 2 baths; new-house con-
dition, comfortably furn.; auto.
Matte Ma ysst gas heat; az, gaTsssN s2l6 pE Gf
LIPS, DI. 1411.
N. ARLINGToN-5-rm. house. cor
ner lot. better neighborhood; conv.
to bus, stores, school. Available inn
mediately. GL. 1884.
NEARLY NEW furnished house. In
Arlington. within 10 minutes of
Pentagon Bldg; 8 rooms and bath.
recreation room; nicely furnished;
RANDALL II Il. hAdNER hAts Ss & co.. INC.
1921 Conn. ave-, DE. 1900.
32O1 OTIS ST.. Mt. Rainier. Md.
Attractive furnished bungalow; 8
rms. garage: near buses. schools,
churches. stores: S100 per month.
Call WA, 51S2. 30
VIERS MILL VILLAGE, s. g., well
located 2-bedroom bungalow. full
bsmt.; walking distance, to grade
school, brand-new shopping center,
transp. at front door; $40 mo.
Children accepted. Call MRS. LE-
MASTER. 70. 5-2772. -,
CM sdr Gh MR Sns. S%e11iurn cov lovsty scboos
shopping: sublet approx, l w.;
$500 mo. WI. 4799. --2S
Evening star., 1950-09-28
APARTMENTS FURNISHED
1 REDROOM Apt

/ BEDROOM APT.
Porest area uFc; Close n to ens Schools shop
ping EfG II 'ssA'S & 'MScKEEvER
eSl H'"oFths sT' PFlys: zssJ Silver sDIa!SSs maSs
CHASTLETON HOTEL
1901 10th st. NV; | and 2-bedrm;
anssh mnSathly hSss, fsaas setyif ca pu 200 enf
27O4 Cathedral Ave. NV.
stt!as nissy aaa E 'sel5ln sslla 6H asea BATH
/ ROOM, KIT. AND BATH
2 ROOMS, ri XII. TIA AND D BATH
sas Maid g ssise sSs ss'tls linens sus sn auFPsasss
equipment supplied. In the vic, d q
ehs eonn. Maye0HeT ave- nw, ME- NE a164p 6ApDls
COLORED-CLIFTON ST. / rm., kit,
porch, semipvt. bath: nicely furn.,
Sl5 a yk.i prefer ] or 9 seflned
Girls. CO. S4l6' from 3 to 8gs 5 R;m'
coLoRED--LIv. RM.. bedrm.. kit,
employed couple or 2 gentlemen; GE.
S057. rs
COLORED-FURN. BSMT. APT, In
exchange for part-time housework.
No children. RA. 4224. 80
COL0RED-2 ROOMS, kitchen and
bath. Call Taylor 1891. 3459 Hol-
CoLoRED NICELY FURN. 1-rm.
snss. sns vfp5Y pY glsgaoI BE-; kit; oonV' 'oc. s6 SE
COLORED-TWIN BEDS, kit, bath
to share: instant hot water; elec.
and gas; S5. Woman only. AT. 4335.
COLORED-l RM., KIT. and bath;
heat and h.-w.; for refined couple.
Box 321-A. Star. 80
Evening star., 1950-09-28
ROOMS WITH BoARD

51O5 14th ST. N.W.-Large double
room; twin beds; friendly Southern
home; excellent transp.; room and
breakfast; $40 wk. each. RA. 1928.
LADY desires .rm., board in apt;
pref. Randle Highlands or Congress
CLEAN Lea SGR WELL a11-4i fURN sasf' ROOM, good
home cooking, semi-pvt. bath. Young
rm. with porch; for 2; Jewish cook
l7sS MASS. AVE. N.W.-Fins food!
Share redec., lge;. rms; soc. privils.,
womenl CLUB DUPONT CIRCLE.
sHB Loc.-Lse-rm. and pvt.
bath for 2 girls to share with an
other; excel. meals; Sl2 wk. So22
1919 g. 1sth s ST. N.w.-vacancies for
young men and young women; ex-
SeIsnt SoWntown' S0a5e; co. siso Ha5kinF distance
CLUE. 1880 Mass. ave.
NV embassy section, better 10
cality. Better food, nicer home.
mother like care: $50 mo. DE,
SIS 0 ieth ST. N.w.-Nicely furnished
lux yOulH ulCu,
"' '- D' ~ 2s.
sLAUGHTERs, 1927 10th st. NV.
(nr Dupont Circle)-Clean, comfort
able rooms; daily maid serv.., phones
IN all rooms; semipvt. bath. lse.
living rm.; social privils.: choice
breakfast and dinner z days per wk.:
1852 MINTWOOD PL. N.W.-Lgs.
sunny rm. for 2; excel. food, conv.
transp. perfect for students 80
140l 18th N.W.-Newly decorated
rm.; business people. students; Sc
lected menus, switchboard. 80
TERRACE, pleasant rms.
maid service. laundry privileges, ex
mo. 1927 Belmont I'd. NV. MI. a435.
and double rooms; beautifully furn.
of2AS hGAs R6oalMsp, 6al sp9 Sois SsSs Cooked Ies,,
good TRANSFORMATION NO 4096