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Evening star., 1950-08-17
Mu|Ioy and TaIbert
Appear al Top Form
In u. ). Net Doubles
BY The Associoted Press

BROOKLINE, Mass, Aug. IT,
Davis Cup Veterans Gardnar Null
10y and Bill Talbert appear to be
at their tennis peaks as they drive
for their fifth national doubles
title since 1912 at Longwood.
Both were impressive yesterday
when they became quarter -finalists
by eliminating the experienced
Felicimo Ampon of the Philippines
and Richard Balbiers of Chile,
6I1, Ga, 12-l0.
That triumph puts them against
two newcomers, DR.. Arnold Beis-
ser Of Los Angeles, and Tom
Boys of San Francisco, in today's
play.
The Beisser Boys tandem ad-
vanced after out-battling sixth
seeded Jack Tuero of New Orleans,
and Arnold Saul of Los Angeles,
in a As, 8-6, 3-6, 81, 6-3
third-rounder.
Hopman- -Greenberg Team Wins.
The other mems quarter finals
on today'S docket pairs Harry
Hopman, Australia's 44-year -old
non-playing Davis Cup team cap
tain. and Seymour Greenberg, the
Chicago veteran, with Australia S
Mervyn Rose and George Worth
ington.
Hopman and Greenberg, who
seem to have recaptured much of
their pre-war court skill. knocked
of highly regarded Earl Cochell
of Los Angeles and Sweden's Aake
Eliason yesterday while the Aus
tralian pair were making matters
unpleasant for Art Larsen Of San
Francisco and Hugh Stewart of
Los Angeles.
Women In QuarterfinalS.
Two quarter-f1nal matches also
will be played in the women'S di-
vision. Second-seeded Doris Hart
of Miami, and Shirley Fry of Ak
ron, Ohio. will engage Nancy Nor
rison Of West Palm Beach, Fla,
and Barbara Scofield of San
Francisco. and England's Mrs. Joy
Cannon Mottram and Susan
Partridge will match strokes with
Gussie Moran of Santa Monica,
Calf. and Mrs. Patricia Canning
Todd Of La Jolla, Calf.
Defending champions Louise
Brough of Beverly Hills. Calf.
and Mrs. Margaret Osborne du
Pont of Wilmington, Del, seeking
their ninth straight doubles title.
and Mrs. Marjorie Gladman Buck
of Boston, and Nancy Chaffee of
Calf, became semifinal-
lists yesterday.
Evening star., 1950-08-17
FbI Remains in Race
For League Title by
Beating Gun Factory

FBI still Is in the running for
the Departmental Baseball League
title. The G-Men face the Gas
Co. at $50 pm. today on the
South Ellipse and if they win
they'll tie Northeast Body Works
for the second championship.
Union Printers won the f1rst-half
title.
The G-Men stayed in the title
picture yesterday by humping
Naval Gun Factory. 1874. Jim
Weigandt, Bill Dwyer and Tom
Brown hit home runs to pace
FBI's 22-hit barrage.
Potomac Yards. meanwhile. won
the Alexandria senior circuit title
with a 10 victory over st. Paul's
Boys Club at Alexandria Sta
dium. A single by Skippy Grover
and a triple by Bud Sassel ac-
counted for the only run in the
first inning. Johnny Shamburg,
37-year-old pitcher, allowed St.
Paul's only four hits and struck
out nine, while Buddy Downs of
st. Paul's gave up only six hits
and famed 10.
The National City Junior
League is nearing it's deadline and
is no closer to crowning a cham
pion. Washington Boys Club and
American Legion Post 139 must
settle the title in a best 1.-TWO Of
three playoff by Monday. The
winner will go to Johnstown,
Pa, for the All-American tourna-
ment.
The two clubs squared off in the
first game yesterday, but the con-
test ended in a SIS tie. The Boys
Club scored five runs in the ninth
inning after two we're out. The
teams meet again at 5 pm. today
on the East Ellipse.
Cameo Furniture has a chance
to tie Heurich Brewers for the In
dustrial League today when the
Furnituremen meet Sunnybrook
on the South Ellipse at $50.
Heurich was upset yesterday, 6-5,
by Randall Motors. Cameo and
Heurich meet tomorrow and Mon
day in a showdown for the second
half title.
Evening star., 1950-08-17
Baseball
Continued From Page CID

for the Indians, gave only four
hits to the Browns in the opener
Garcia allowed five in the night
cap. The double win moved Cleve-
land into second place, three
games behind Detroit.
Bob Kennedy and Larry Dolby
knocked in the first games runs
against AL Widmar. Manager
Lou Boudreau's two-out single in
the ninth drove in the winning
run in the second. Cleveland's S
other run off Don johnson was
Al Rosen's 32nd home run.
DOerr Bats in Seven.
Bobby Doerr batted in seven
runs, five in the first game. as the
Red SoX made it 18 consecutive
Fenway Park victories over the
AS, who haven't won there since
September IL, 1948. One of Doerr's
four hits was grand-slam homer
Billy Goodman collected three hits
in each game.
Robin Roberts pitched a three
hitter for the Phillies in register
ing his 18th victory. Richie Ash
burn got three hits. Bickford,
who pitched no-hitter in his last
outing. allowed II hits.
A nine-run first inning by the
Giants finished the Dodgers. Be-
fore it was over, Hank Thompson
had smashed two inside -the-park
homers and Don Mueller had hit a
grand slammer for the winners.
Sal Maglie racked up his sixth
straight win.
Ralph Kiner hit his 34th of the
year with a man on to help Pitts
burgh whip the Cards. Outf1elder
Tom Saffell, just recalled from In
dianapolis. smacked a home run
and two singles for the Pirates.
A single by Ron Northey on the
heels Of Bob Ramazzotti's triple
gave the Cubs their 12-inning vic
tory over the Reds.
Evening star., 1950-08-17

'em all for q second half record
Of 11-0."
Because Of the lack OF reserve
strength, there has been quite a
bit of double duty handed out,
particularly among the pitchers,
who. at this stage, number three.
Corpl. Bill Crook. a fast right
handler with a 1874 record, also
plays first base. Sergt. John As
bell pitches and plays first, while
S /Sgt. Bill BuSha pitches, also
plays first or second base and
sometimes catches.
Makes Fantastic Plays.
The name of Sergt. Bob Oliver
brings a grin to Eddy's face. He's
batting 1854 and. according to
Eddy. can whip the ball around
like a bullet.
He can make some Of the most
fantastic plays from deep short I
have seen," the manager says.
S /Sergt. Benny Belvin. catcher.
is smacking the ball at .439 clip,
while Busha is hitting 1851 and
Crook, 1874. Dan Suttelle. a chief
corpsman with the Navy and one
of the players Eddy picked up
after his squad had been
thrashed, is looking very good
with Z hits in l3 trips for a .539
average.
IF these boys do as we'll as they
have been doing, we'll be okay,"
Eddy says. Don't forget, we were
underdogs in last years city series
and we were the only team to beat
Heurich." Heurich went on to win
the city title and also the AAABA
championship.
The lieutenant naturally hopes
he won't lose any more players
at this crucial time. But he's a
Evening star., 1950-08-17
Major Leaders
or me ASSocIofeo Fre$S
ANHERIHAN IEAGIfr

Batting--Kell, Detroit, $50; Goodman
Boston, 34S.
Runs-stephens. Boston. 1O4; Di Mag.
gio, Boston, 9s.
Runs batted in-Dropo, and Stephens
Boston, 113.
Boston, IA.
Doubles-Kell, Detroit. 80: zarilla, Bos-
ton, WertZ. Detroit, and Rizzuto, New
York, 20.
Triples--woodling, New York. and
Doerr. Boston. 8,
Home runs-Rosen. Cleveland, 80;
Dropo, Boston, 81.
Stolen bases-Di Maggie. Boston, IL;
Valo, Philadelphia, s.
Strikeouts-Lemon, Cleveland, III;
Raschi, New York 1l3.
Pitchins-Trout, Detroit, 1912, 1893;
Lemon, Cleveland, 1876, $50.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Battins-Musial, St Louis, .36I; Rob-
inSon, Brooklyn, .344.
Runs-Torgeson, Boston, s6; Jones
Philadelphia, S3.
Runs batted in-Ennis, Philadelphia
SO; Kiner, Pittsburgh. 90.
Hits-Musisl, st. Louis. 146: Furillo,
Dou6ies-Musial. st. Louis. SO; Robin
son. Brooklyn, 81
Triples-Ashburn Philadelphia. 12;
Jethroe' Boston. Ennis. Philadelphia, and
Home runs-Kiner. Pittsburgh, "a;
Stolen bases-Jethroe, Boston, 20; Reese
and Snyder, Brooklyn, 10.
Strikeouts-Spahn, Boston, 1872; Black
well, Cincinnati. 131.
Maslie. New York, 11-3. 1855.
Evening star., 1950-08-17
D. {. Mermaid Sets
National Record
Special Dispatch TO The Stor

CLEMENTON, N. j., Aug. H.
Mary Freeman of Washington.
D. c.. has joined Barbara Hobel-
man. also of Washington, as q
record breaking swimmer.
Miss Freeman of the AmbaSsa.
dor Club set a National junior
AAU record for / mile here yes
terday, completing the distance in
Is minutes, 40 seconds.
The old mark of 26 minutes, 23.5
seconds was set in 1941 by Char
lotte Book of Lancaster, Pa.
Virginia Smithers of Boston was
second and Washington's Ann
Quackenbush. third.
Miss Hobelman set a senior
AAU record in the 1900 meters
recently at High Point, N. C.
Evening star., 1950-08-17
Fuchs Betters Record,
McKenIey Equals One
By the Asseeiafed Press

STOCKHOLM, Aug. II. Jim
Fuchs of Yale University bettered
his world shotput record and Herb
McKenley, formerly of Illinois,
equalled his world mark in the
300 meters as the touring United
States track team made it's final
appearance in Sweden yesterday
Fuchs heaved the weight SO
feet, 5 1919 inches. a fraction
Of an inch better than the record
he set earlier this year. McKen-
ley's time was 32.4 seconds. He
set his recognized mark here last
year.
Evening star., 1950-08-17
0uantico Among Elite
Field in SandIot Event
Opening Tomorrow
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

WICHITA, Kans., Aug. IT.
It's play ball" for the Nations
best sandlot and semipro mines
here tomorrow night.
Teams from Florida, Kansas
Arkansas and the Quantico Va.)
Marine base will start swinging
and the 10th annual National
non-professional tourney will be
under way.
BY Labor Day night-three
weeks later-the United States
champion will emerge-to be
flown quickly to Tokyo to meet
the Japanese non-pro titlists, the
Osaka Kanebos.
Ray Dumont, who heads the
National Baseball Congress, esti-
mates $4,000 players in 4S States
were touched by the congress
semipro program this year.
Organized in leagues, or inde-
pendent-sponsored as town teams
or by industrial firms or veterans
groups Of armed service bases
these teams funneled through dis
trict Journeys and State meets tc
the National.
They're still being certified
some qualifiers still probably won't
be determined until after the Ma
tional is under way. It's a sched-
ule-maker's headache.
Depression-born, the semlpro
program at first was an effort by
Dumont, a sporting goods sales
man, to keep teams playing in
Kansas so he could sell gloves and
bats.
Four times Kansas teams bat
tied for the State title here. Then
Dumont went National.
Out went invitations to 80 teams
of reputation, in 19 States-and
he staged the first national
tourney here in 1885.
Evening star., 1950-08-17
Shelters Wins Naval
Reserve Golf Tourney

H. E. Shelters won the first an
nual golf tournament held by the
reserve officers OF the Naval Serv-
ices at Belle Haven Country Club.
Playing for the first time since
1912 and using his old club handi-
cap. Shelters scored 90-22-G8,
good enough to win over Comdr.
w. C. Hughes by five strokes.
Evening star., 1950-08-17
StunIee Wins Match
As Foe Is Disqualified

George (The Golden Creek
Macricostas should study the
Golden Rule, so far as his rassling
tactics are concerned. Golden Boy
wouldn't release Gene (Mr. Amer
ica) Stanlee from a strangle hold
last night at Turner's Arena and
lost the match by disqualification.
Roughing up Claudio Villar, the
referee, didn't help Macricostas,
either.
The midget team match went
to Mighty Fritz and Little Beaver,
who took two out of three falls
from Sky Low Low and Irish
Jacky.
In other matches Mike Paidousis
defeated Harry Finkelstein in 16
minutes and Ken Ackles won over
Pat Healy. also in 16 minutes.
Evening star., 1950-08-17
By Bill Fuchs

The crisis in Korea has causec
the Marine Corps Institute base
ball team to be slashed to 10 play.
ers, which will make it the dark.
est dark horse ever to compete il
the city Sandlot championships,
The Marines won the Recrea-
ton Department Anacostia No.
League championship and viii
compete with five other league
titlists for the city crown late this
month. Winner of the city cham
pionship qualities for the ALL
American Amateur tourney open
ing September II at Griffith Sta
dium.
But with the world situation
what it is, the Marines may be
lucky to field a team. They start
ed off with a solid force of %
able ball players. Since then, Il
have been transferred and only
three added.
Loses Four Sluggers.
I'VE lost a lot of power" Isl
1t. Sam Eddy. manager-o -outfield-
er, says. Il lost four men who
were hitting over 300. two good
pitchers and my entire starting
outf1eld. including a centerf1elder
who was the backbone Of this
club"
The transfers didn't hit until
after the season was well under
way. The Marines won 9 of II
league games in the first half and
eight straight in the second half
before the rain of orders de-
scended.
But the new boys have fitted
in fine" Eddy said. 1--WE had three
loo ooIe Uoy,ooS ram ipiYoo on6 uon
Evening star., 1950-08-17
YANKEES, 9; Mats, d

Totals 81 / l - II Totals "a II lo
Struck out for Consuegra IN sixth,
New York --------- l0l 500 OLD
Washington ----- 100 l2O OOO-4
RunS-Woodling C2), Rizzuto. Bauer
C2). Collins, Coleman, Jensen, Byrne. Yost,
Mchaels, Noren, Dente. Errors-Grasso
(2D. Consuegrs, Yost, Harris: Collins; Runs
batted in-Collins t2) Mele (2l, Wood
ling, RizZuto co. Berra, GraSSo, Noren,
Bauer. Two-base hits-Noren, Bauer, COL
lins. Ostrowski. Sacrihce-Bauer. Dou-
Bile plays-RizZuto to Coleman to Collins,
.; Coleman to Rizzuto; Yost to Michaels
10 Bearden. Left on bases-New York, 8;
Washington, L. Bases on balls-On Con-
Suegrs, 8: of Byrne, 3; of Sanford, 2;
on Ferrick, /. Struck out-By Byrne. 2;
By consuegra, |; by Sanford, /: by Fer
rick. .. Hits-Od Byrne. in 4 innings
(none out in fifth: of Sanford, 9 in 22s
innings; of Ferrick, none in pa innings;
OF Consuegra, in 6 innings; OF Harris
4 in 3 innings. Hit by pitcher-By
Corsuegra coleman. Winning pitcher
FerricE t6-5). Losing pitcher-Consuegra
t5-4). Time-2:46. Attendance-9,s02.
Evening star., 1950-08-17

Marine first and a baseball man
ager second and the Marines
never have been ones to concede
anything.
LAS long as we can get players,
we'll play" he says.
Evening star., 1950-11-18
RMs. APIS. 70 SHARE tcon..,

CONN. AVE. N.W.-2-bedroom ant.
too share with one girl. Call No.
GiRIs TO SHARE spacious apt. LI9 Priv.
81 studio Ri rmi 1soh 14s6 R st. NV, Apt.
DoWNTowNwLiv. rm.. bedrm., Kit.
sr Pafh slsl to iefre sT 4ss4 ssth one Gsper
GIRL to share with 2 others. attrac-
tive 2-bedroom apt. in NV. residen-
tial sect: reasonable rent; utilities
furn.; laundry in bsmt. ia. 2724,
4th AND GA" ST. or 2 young
ing; $40. Ii. $3.50. -is
TWO GIRLS TO SHARE lovely 5-rm.
baths; Cali ia. s-s46o. -1s w.
dens. defsis 1sEn' HP, 44ss aps IN HAYWOOD Gar
'HsI e. EhED1s s4vtl large 55sas sssso
1870 Kenyon st. NV. DE. 1895.
WANTED girl to share apartment
toWn Eisn anesher Ssg c0nysRient sNss to de.n-
BACHELOR. sentile. $3.50. to share
sfsbs sss Ma5 music ss srs ts l6sas ssas
-ciate, 10. 2-3S07. 20S
S.E. SECTION-1 or Q girls to share
apt. with one other. Call 10.
FREE RENT-wrl share apt. in ex-
change for care of child. TIE. 1858.
COLoRED GIRL will share her nice
apt. with another girl; all modern
furn. in apt. bldg. Ii. 6-3935.
employed girl or co,,n,e
to share furn. apt; privls. and
Frigidaire. LU. 1-62S4. -19
CoLORED-YOUNG man to share
modern apartment: piano; conven-
lent to downtown. Phone FIR. 5014.
Evening star., 1950-11-18
ROOMS WITH BoARD

AVAIL. AT 1880 CONN. AVE-
Sgle., dble. rms. for cong. people
who appreciate clean home atmos-
phere; good Polish American cook
1901 18th N.W.-Newly dec, single
and double; business people, stu
dents; excellent food. switchboard
1926 CATHEDRAL AVE. NV
Young girl to share rm:; Tv, laun-
1aez a6z DtoiT1ssesr oTE sr. Dp S.W@clean we Ms lm
home cooked meals; good transp.
IN No ONE fVeIi Of BETTER pLAcEs-Room
with breakfast for l or 2. DE.
sEaGGhTERnss4 iTff s0lqSs!a 18Th 81 nT 81. NV
Near Dupont Circle)-Men and
women; single rooms, also doubles
to share; 2 meals daily. z days per
sssiki+,sl week; large o liylRg S1sgE room SOCIAL
11os Ss5'iitsi 18Th 81: 81: S%..An Nv unusually
WENDELL ILRRACE = = Large. COM
Per mo: Up. 1927 Belmont I'd. NV.
LIVE At '2' THE MANSION CLUB. $3.50
M' Eney aye the Esf Best tn ohy thf s5s sRS1Ssy
SILVER sPR1NG-Live on beautiful,
23-acre estate, Just over D. c. line;
newly decorated, double, corner
room; private bath, 1st floor; maid
service; delightful breakfasts and
dinners served every day. Only
S75. per month per person. Sligo
SGLE. RM.-Empl. lady; excel. meals,
home-like atmosphere; conv. trans,
nr. Catholic Y. no; 34S4., ga
single rooms in lovely home for
ming water, telephones in rooms; ex-
CAN ACCOMMODATES Q empl. adults,
in attrac., pvt. home. The meals
are really good. Phone HU. 1868.
1855 WYOMING AVE. N.W.-Large
triple rm., pvt. bath, also sgle. rm,
DuPoNT CIRCLE AREA@iH7ae New
Hampshire ave.-Have lovely double
rooms for ladies or couple: also va
cancy for l man; unlimited tele-
phone service in each room; tele-
vision and social privils. Live in
Washington's most beautiful guest
house, CLUB MASON NO. 677O
725 10th ST. -N.W.-Attractive dble.
room for refined gentleman; excel-
Il BLOCK DUPONT CIRCLE, 1904
18th st.-Vacancies for men and
women in double rooms: good home
cooked food. pleasant surroundings.
Evening star., 1950-11-18

FURNISHED BEDRM.-For empl.
cple; with kit. privil.; $50 mo.
Md. 81. $3.50. " "S'' MS0
ARLINGToN-Double room for .
smpl adults: End A.. private home,
nicely furn.; conv. transp. Gil. 463s.
NORTH ARL.-Attractive front twin
BED rm., semipvt. bath; conv,, de-
Sirable neiigghborhood; exc; phone;
eos or RAMsEY AfsRslsnep srclsah. ot slso brishs s
room. first floor, next TO bath; con-
ysT1sas: yentsnt Psssnntaspn Washinston S1sh bus
ALEXANDRIA-Large, warm, nicely
shops. restaurants and 5 bus lines:
unlim- phone. laundry privils. TIE.
BETHEspA Master bedroom, pvt.
ARLINGTON. soUTHDDouble room.
use gor OF kitchen. Call after 8, CHI.
ALEX.-Attractive room in pvt. Va.
home; gentleman. $40 mo. TIE.
ROOM m PRIVATE HOME, with or
without board, kitchen PRIVILEGES:
for congenial cple., baby or small
san ssild aeeeHtsd; S2sSr FA An eses; o., We Js
Comfortable single room; gentleman
only; S25 mo, CHI; 1906. --19
TAKOMA PARK--Nicely furn. rm. i;
for 2 girls, kit. privileges II de-
sired; excel. transp. J-6 line. SH.
ALEX. Beverly Hills-Master bedrm.,
adjoining bath; share with 1 conv
Pentagon; gentleman. TIE. 276S.
LARGE RIM. for 2 mem pvt. bath and
sntr.; new; nr: y. Of Md; pvt home;
IN QUIET HoME-Nice rm., next bath
and shower: for gentleman. CH.
1877 or 621 No Oakland St. Arl.
Rooms Minis from D. c., mr.. Pen
tagon. Navy Annex; unlim. phone;
gentleman. GIL. 7034. -I9
BETHEsDA-Nicely furnished rm.;
distance Naval Medical. WI. e4o7.
TWIN BEDS; nr. 8 buses; well furn..
iaaTge aTge closet. private home; adults.
1st-FLooR9 STUDIO RIM. and bath
for some .one looking for unusually
attractiy& .rm. with home surround
ings. Private home. OIL. s276.
10 MIN. TO KEY BR1pGE-Larse
rm. with adj. study; breakfast. Gaily
maid service. parking privil. Gentle
men only. GIL. 500 go
SILVER SPRING-Front bedrm.. pvt.
path in new rambler: SIS double.
Sl2 single Phone SH. 1898.
Evening star., 1950-11-18
ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

YOUNG LADY to share attractive
NV. apt; mail service; S45, incl.
util.. unlim. phone. Box 209-E. Star.
YOUNG MAN to share new ant. in
apt. bldg. nearby Virginia; nicely
furn.: all utilities: min. Pentagon,
Is min. downtown by bus. GIL. 2159.
I OR GIRLS to share apt. with 2
others in new development. Call
LADY to share furn. efficient APT. :
Dupont Circle; air cond. HU. 5000,
PROFESSIONAL or Government man
To- share large GEORGETOWN house
meals. low Gi rent. ato Wo. 47o5. sel5. &iS tS0'
18th AND EUCLID NV. - Young
woman share attractive 1-bedrmA
air-cond. apt. with another; sepa-
rate bed-liV. rm. DE. 4498. 30
Evening star., 1950-11-18
APARTMENTS UkFURNIsHED

UNIVERSITY GARDENS, Rhode Island
ave. and Knox rd.. College Park.
Md and bedrm apis. within
walking distance OF Md. University.
fSons sHonsn I'M to 75Ts 55anse g. ass 8sss shopping
MEURILEE APIS. Spacious 1 and 2
bedrm. apts.. close to transp., elem.
and high sschool. shop center and
theater; 53rd and Defense hwy.
ssl sBladens5qTs' sa 6qT ,l4,s Md wa, 372l. ,.u
rm.; lge.. bedrm.; t.-dinette; pvt.
bath with shower: 1st fl. Not Sun.
ARLINGToN. 3 miles from White
House, 10 min. to Pentagon, 2 bed
cite, pvt. pvt gar. ar s ige: storage age rm. nt.s End
floor duplex. Adults only. No pets.
Reference required SS5 monthly.
Box 334-E, Star. 10
- Living rm., bedrm..
Montgomery ave-, Rockville 2101.
3-RM., newly redec., unfurn. apt.
utils. incl, semidet., conven. transp. !;
Sd5; immed. occupancy. Cali GE.
IAkiooiMA PARK, MD, Number mi' 10
North Manor Circle-1-bedrm. apts.,
$3.50. Phone sH. 9152, 81. 6238.
APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED for l.
bedroom apts;. in established Sc.
per month"; utilities ineladed dsoossT iyear
lease, no. children or pets. Give
full details concerning occupation,
salary, landlord and family size;
BkIGaTW9one Fl po5 4ess sfcA1nNia cAnas9stia. $50
rms; Epav.r modern s4F Xxi, Kit with es bath and
q weekdays. -I9
ONE BEDRM., tiled bath, kitchenette;
very nice. 1408 18th pl. Sc. LU.
AR2.Mapt. 2gi bldg. . rms. hall. T1g Bath.
Nc NN19 kit;ss assa refgr. Elec. stove. i$55.
GkoRGEfowN-1iving 4oi efaS: room. dha dining
room. 2 bedrooms and bath. modern
kit, spacious and charmingly dec;
$780, INCL utils. DE. 51s7. AID. 1857
2 ROOMS, all utils.. semiprivate
b,a bath; SO S33 mo-; near Navy Yard.
GEoRGETowN-5 rms; suitable for
couple Or 3-5 girls or men; utilities;
Ne 2ARSE sSGe Rss aass aNb ash5 s PvR nw BATH;
1-BEDROOM AVAILABLE, S67.75
per month, including utilities; So.
Courthouse rd. and End St., Airing
ton. Va. File application 1910 YER
mont ave. NV, Suite 717, $3.50 to
1l,s 1l;3o a.m.' Mondays through
2 EXCEL. EXCEL TOWN APIS. s1oo So and
$125: q studio apt. with garages,
$85 and Sl00. HELEN R. MAR
SHALL, Broker. AL, 3s01; ewes.
LARGE RMS, KIT, BATH, refgr.,
stove. gas, cleo, heat furn.; 2 blks.
Agricultural; $40. $40 Virginia
ave. s.w., Good section. -19
WASHINGTON CIRCLE APIS, 243O
Pa. ave. n.w.--New penthouse apt,
Aforementioned, roof terrace. 3 bed
rms, 3 baths, complete custom built
elec. kit, den and built-in bar: sec
retarial service. garage facilities;
rent. $500 mo. EX. 7640. MRS
WISE, manager. 10
ZIG 11th ST. s.E.-2 rms. kit, pvt
bath in excel. cond.; only S67 sc
per mo-. incl. all utils. See apt
first, then call KAY REALTY CO.,
INC. RA. 2200, Mon. 30
5120 9th ST. N.W.-2nd f.: rms
kit. and bath; all utils. incl; only
$500 mo-; immed. occupancy
Please see apt, then call KAY
REALTY CO.. INC, RA. 1900. -1S
11O7 11th ST. NV, Apt. 35-Ont
rent rent kis sss.bo. bath; all utilities 1g fqSn'
! 18 4th ST. NE. Apt. 4-2 rms. Kit.
bath; all utilities furn. BY tenant
rent, S4S.50. -19
Evening star., 1950-11-18
ROOMS UNFURNISHED

COLORED-ROOM, UNFURNISHED;
single or couple; will accept l child.
COLORED-oNE ROOM and kit, un-
furnished; will accept one or two
children; desire working couple. AID.
1904. 30
COLORED-vERY LARGE front rm.,
unfurn.; highly polished hardwood
floors; some cooking; $50 mo. 141
Adams st. NV, AT. 1904. is
Evening star., 1950-11-18
ROOMS WANTED

STATE DEPT. GIRL. desires single
room and board or separate room
Habits. 7 D1. sa sS52 n's Sundays ssS; eood a1d
after 8 pm. week days. 19s
CONGENIAL ELDERLY LADY desires
room and board, preferably in Arl.
or Alex, Box 63.D Star 10
Evening star., 1950-11-18
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, Arl.-Attrac-
tive. sunny, 1-bedrm. apt, large liv.
rm,. din. recess and kit. in recently
built DEVELOPMENT, 10 min from
Pentagon. Excel. investment. Call ia.
S-7150. -19
NAYLoR GARDENs-open for in.
spection, l to g. Just listed-one
nicely located 1-bedrm. apt. immed.
poss. will redecorate; total price,
on End floor: wonderful view. sales
ONCE in Administration Bldg. Both
and Naylor rd. Sc. DRURY REAL
TY CORP. MI. 1000 on Sat.-Sun.;
evenings. call OR. 5761 or TW.
1191. Ia
TILDEN GARDENS-Five rooms and
bath. completely modern kit. with
dishwasher and disposal, beautifully
decorated. Shown by appt. only Sold
BATES WARREN. exclusive agent,
WI. 77a6. OIL. 3159. 19s