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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-31

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Evening star., 1950-04-20

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Evening star., 1950-04-30

A. u. Summaries


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Evening star., 1950-04-30
Win Over CoIoniaIs
Is 9Th in Succession
For Cavalier Nine
BY the Associoted Press
CHARLOTTEVILLE. Va.

CHARLOTTEvnLE, Va. April
29.-The University of Virginia
Cavaliers poled IL hits OF three
George Washington pitchers here
today to win their sixth straight
game, an 81 triumph over the
Colonials.
Buddy Charles hurled seven-hit
ball for the Cavaliers and famed
10.
Virginia hoped on Tim Shank
for four runs in the fourth. The
rally was highlighted by triples
by Tom Phillips and Don Aich-
holz and a squeeze bunt by Stan
Harris. son of Manager Bucky
Harris of the Washington ball
club.
The Cavaliers put three more
across in the seventh. The top
blow was Bill Berner's tremen-
dous homerun with Aichholz
aboard. Patton scored on an
error.
Frank Cavallo opened the sew
enth with a single and scored on
Jack Tivnan's single for the lone
George Washington run.
Phillips diving one-hand stab
OF short outfield fly when run
ners were ready to advance was a
fielding gem.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
Chorney, PogIocio
StepLWeIy IymG.U.
Grid Scrimmoqe

Ralph Charney, halfback, and
Gino Paglacia, fullback, were
among the standouts yesterday as
Georgetown held a spring football
practice scrimmage against West
ern Maryland at Georgetown.
The speedy Charney reeled off
several sizable runs. one of 40
yards. while Paglacia constantly
pounded out good gains through
the line. Both are up from the
freshman team. Among the new
linemen who did we'll yesterday
were Guards Bud Shenk and Mike
Cara, Center Jim Slowery and
End Harry Schmidt.
Coach Bob Margarita called the
scrimmage much better than
that held the previous Saturday
against Delaware. Spring practice
ends next Saturday with the an
nual Blue-Gray intrasquad game.
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MattingIy's Pitching
PAGES Georgetown
Team 10 Victory

Frank Mattingly pitched his
third straight victory for George
town yesterday as the Hoya nine
beat Penn State, AZ, on the Hill
top to balance Penn States vic
tory of the day before.
Mattingly allowed the Nittany
Lions eight hits and single runs in
the second and seventh innings.
He now has been touched for only
five runs in the four games in
which he has appeared. including
one relief stint.
Centerfielder Lou Surman was
the big Georgetown batter with
three hits and two runs. He took
part in both the rallies that gave
Georgetown two runs in the
fourth inning and two more in
the fifth. Surman's single, Tommy
Hardiman's double and Steve Kor-
fontas triple did the damage in
the fourth inning. and successive
singles by Angie Zanger, Surman
and Hardiman did likewise in the
fifth. The f1fth-inning spree
came after two were out.
The victory left the Hoyas with
ga record for the season.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
Reds Rout Pirates,
14.6, With II Hits
By the Assoeintad Prssf

CINCINNATI, April 29.-The
long silent Cincinnati bats began
talking with base hits here today
as the Reds pounded four Pitts
burgh pitchers all over the lot for
1916 victory.
1t was. the second straight vic
tory for Cincinnati after six losses
and lifted the Reds out of last
place tie with the New York
Giants.
Five doubles and successive
home runs by Ted KluSzewski and
Ron Northey were mixed in the
Cincinnati attack. The Reds
scored two runs off Bob Chesnes
in the first and continued their
slugging against Johnny Mccall,
Harry Gumbert and Harold Gregg.
Chesnes was yanked without re-
firing a man.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
A. u. Wins Ball Game
And Track Meet, but
Loses Tennis Match

American University beat West
ern Maryland, 7-6. in baseball and
Mount st. Mary's. 1926 in track
but lost 6-3 tennis match to Loy-
ola of Baltimore during yester-
days sports events of the annual
Guest Day" celebration.
The baseball victory was the
Eagles fourth straight after they
opened the schedule with 10 de-
featS and q tie. The visitors
scored four runs In the first in
ming and ran up 6-2 lead of
Pitchers Packy Morris and Bill
Prohaska, but the Eagles tied it
up in the seventh and won be-
hind tight relief hurting from
Dick Taylor.
Taylor pitched the last four
innings to win his second game in
three days, helping things along
with two singles. one of which fig
ured in that seventh-inning rally.
The winning run in the eighth was
scored by Art Morales. He sim
gled. stole second and legged 1t
home on a single by Morales.
The Eagles dominated the track
meet with several high scorers.
Leslie Rushbrook had firsts in
both hurdle events. tied for top
spot in the pole vault and took
second in the broad jump. Jim
Ferguson won three events. the
100, 200 and broad jump, the l0C
in good time Of l0.l seconds.
Ed Moffatt won both the dis
Gus and shot, with his shot toss oi
~ feet. 31s inches one of the best
so far this season by a Mason
Dixon Conference athlete,
Evening star., 1950-04-30
Phi|Iies Rookie Beats
Braves, d, in First
Major League Start
By the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, April 90
Rookie Pitcher Bob Miller won his
first major league starting assign
ment today as his clutch hurting
enabled the Phillies to take their
third straight game, a 81 de-
cision over Boston.
Miller, who won 10 games and
struck out 207 in 255 innings for
Terre Haute in the Three Eye
League last year, became the third
straight Phillies' pitcher to go the
distance. Robin Roberts beat
Brooklyn Thursday and Curt Sim
mons checked the Braves last night
with three hits.
The 24-year-old Miller limited
the Braves to six hits while strik-
ing out seven and walking five.
He also contributed single to the
winning rally in the third.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
Navy PIebes Defect
Bulls at Golf, 81
By the Associoted Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, April %
Navy's Plebes won their fourth
straight golf decision today, whip
ping Bulls, 6-l.
Lee Edwards bested George Hall
in the No. 3 twosome for the
Washington schools only victory.
The Plebes ambled off with the
remaining matches, none of which
went beyond the 14th green.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
St. Andrews Defeats
London Nine, 6 to a
speeioI Dispatch 10 Ii. s,or

MIDDLETON. Del. April 90
st. Andrews took advantage of
five Landon errors to score four
runs for a Ga victory in an Inter-
state Academic Conference base
ball game here today.
Trailing. 6-1. in the last inning
the Washington team rallied for
three runs on hits by Tom Bar
rett. Jack Hufty, Alan Long and
Charley Griffin. Landon outhit
the host nine. 6-5.
1t was the fifth victory for un-
beaten st. Andrews and the first
loss in five outings for Landon.
Lsndon - 900 O1O "a
st. Andrews OOl 212 Ks
Batteries-Murphy, Banfield (6) anc
Barrett; Foster and Auersch.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
RudeI Strikes Out 10
As Catholic u. Trims
Johns Hopkins, 81
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, April 29.-Cath-
olic University's Ted Rudel pitched
masterful ball today as his mates
took advantage of five Johns
Hopkins errors to score all their
runs in a 81 Mason-Dixon Con-
ference baseball victory.
Rudel struck out 10 and sur
rendered only four hits to best
Bill Trombley in a pitchers battle.
Trombley allowed six hits, all
singles, but the five errors undid
him.
The victory was Catholics fifth
in seven conference games. Hop
kins has lost six straight.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
Alexondrion Co-Cuptuin

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, April
20 R.-Allen Hollingsworth, of
Alexandria. Va. and Grover Mas
terson. of Chattanooga, Tenn,
have been elected co-captains of
the 1851 boxing team at the Uni
verSity of Virginia, it was an
nounced today by Coach Albert T.
York.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
33 Public Tennis Courts
In Potomac Park Open

East Potomac Parks 80 public
tennis courts, operated by Govern
ment Services. Inc. for the Ma
tional Park Services, opened yes
terday. Six courts at Pierce Mil
in Rock Creek Park and 10 at Six
teenth and Kennedy streets NV.
were opened earlier.
The Pierce Mill courts are offer
ing season tickets at SIS each.
while the regular weekday hourly
rate at all clay courts is 80 cents
until 3 pm. and so cents thereafter
until closing. The rate is so cents
per hour on Saturdays. Sundays
and holidays,
The charge for the hard-surface
courts at East Potomac Is 10 cents
per person per hour until ; pm
and then 40 cents per court per
hour until closing,
Evening star., 1950-04-30

Totals 35 13 - Is Totals 3611 24l5
x-Struck out for Lathroum in ninth.
Western Maryland - 400 020 0O0-6
American U. -- 10 OIL 2lx-1
Runs-Wingo. Aauolino, Allen, Morales
>, 1shman. Geiser. kaufman, PhippS,
Giannelli. Dyke >, Douglas. Errors
Morris, kaufman. Spencer, ShiverS. Lath-
roum. Two-base hits-Allen, HosSick, Ish-
man Q, Aouilino. Dyke, Douglas. Double
plays--Dyke-Phipps-K kaufman C"): Doug
R Bases on saso Morrs o wiPso PiS
haska .. of Taylor ., Oh Lathroum i.
Hits-Off Morris, in q innings: Pro-
innings: Shivers, z in SIS innings; Lath-
roum, in ga innings. Hit by pitcher
BY Prohaska tGiannellD; by Shivers Win
pitcher. Lathroum.
Evening star., 1950-04-30

RunS-CaVallo. Winn,- Philips Hum
Aichholz 90, Berner, Patton (:). Ell.
Harris. Runs batted in-Tivnan, VIM,
Huff, Aichholz, Berner. 90, Harris. Three
base hits-Phillips, Aichholz Home run
Berner. Stolen bases-Phillips, Patton.
Sacrifices - Davenport. Harris. Double
plays-Charles, Berner and Harris; Charles
and Harris. Left on baseS-George Wash
shank, ]; of Hughes. /; off Kennedy, i;
of Charles, 4. Struck out-By Shank 5;
by Kennedy, /; by Charles. 10 Kits
Kennedy, in ]. Passed ball-Drucken-
miller. Loser-Shank. Umpires-Milam
and Milan.
Evening star., 1950-04-30

Runs-Beard. Kiner, Fernandez, West
lake, Turner. Gumbert. Adams 90, Mer-
riman "a. Wyrostek go, Kluszewski 2),
Northey (2). Errors-Coogan and Fitz-
gerald. Runs batted in-Westlake 3,
kiner, CcoRan, Beard, Kluszewskl "a,
Northey 90, Wyrostek 90, Hatton. Cooper,
Stallcup. Two-base hits-Westlake. Rojek,
Wyrostek. Merriman, Cooper. Hatton,
Adams. Home runs-Kluszewski. Northey
Stolen bases-Adams, Hatton. Sacrifice
cinnati. II. Base on balls-Of Chesnes,
2: off Mccall, .; off Gumbert. 2; off
Gresg. J.: of Smith, a.; off Erautt !,
by Erautt. 3. Hits-On Chesnes, / in o
innings tpitched to 3 batters); off Nc
f Of Greg IN 'n in on of f"@nfd1' smfth' in in s
off Erautt. : in "a. Passed ball--Fitzger-
aid Winning pitcher-Erautt G-O). Los
ing pitcher-CheSnes u-2).
Evening star., 1950-04-30
Giants Send Joe la Futu
To Minneapolis Club
By The Associaied Press

NEW YORK, April 29.-The
New York Giants sold Joe LaFata,
outflelder- first baseman. to the
Minneapolis Millers today.
I was the second sale of a re-
serve first baseman by the club in
day. Nap Reyes having gone to
the Jersey City Giants last night.
With Rookie Jack Harshman, up
from Minneapolis. hitting only
.160 in the first 10 days of the
campaign. it is expected the
Giants soon will announce acquisi-
ton of an established first base
man.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
Totals SO 6271O Totals 81 4

lotalS 81 ~ ~ JOtaiS 81 - IA
Grounded out for Berkman IN 9th.
+Grounded out for Holland in sth.
SWalked for Wahl in 5th
Killed out for Kouk in sth.
Catholic u. -- 10 600 O10-;,
Hopkins ---------- 900 900 0Ol-1
Runs-Durawel (2), Jenkins. Lay Err
-Wroblewski 3. Berkman 2. Runs
patted in-Rudel, De Joseph Three base
hit-De Joseph Stolen bases-Bomhardt,
Hallissey. Sacrifices-Belke, Sondericker.
Double play-Trombley to Holland to
Berkman. Left on baSes-Catholic. Z,
HOPKINS g. Bases on balls-Of Rudel .,
Trombley 3. Struck out-By Rudel 10,
Trombley g.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
Results of Contests
In c. Y. 0. Leagues

Scores yesterday in Catholic
Youth Organization baseball play
were:
Junior section 1-st. Ann's, =: Our Lady
of Lourdes, 3. st. Gabriels, I2: Blessed
Sacrament. II. Section st. Aloysious,
7; Nativity, 4. Sacred Heart 5; st. Jo-
seph's Home. 4. St. Bernadettes. 9; st.
-; St. Francis Xavier. !. Holy Name. o.;
St. Peters. o Gorfeitl. Holy. Comforter,
Is: st. Joseph's. 4. Section 4-St. Mar
Anthony's, 5. st. Marvs, II: st. Francis
de Sales. Z. Intermediate-Annu
Is; Nativity. 4. St. Bernadette's. /: Sacred
Heart, ! ttie) St. Francis Xavier, 4 St
Jerome's, o. st. Francis de Sales. :; St
Martins. O. st, Teresa's. II; st. An
Evening star., 1950-04-30

Willie Anderson won three con-
secutive United States Open golf
championships in 1908, 1904 and
1905. mark never equalled.
Evening star., 1950-04-30

Yale and Princeton have met
70 times on the gridiron, more
than any other two colleges.
Evening star., 1950-04-30

Runs-Whitman, Hammer, Jethroe. Err
rors-Lopat CD; Goliat, Crandall. Runs
batted in-Waitkus, Ennis. Two-base hits
Jones. Jethroe. Stolen baSes-Tor-
Reson. Jethroc. Double plays-Ryan. Kerr
and TorrGeson; Bickford; Ryan and Tor
geson; Kerr, Ryan and Torgeson. Left
on base-Philadelphia, 8; Boston. II. Base
on balls-Of Miller, 8: off Bickford. =.
Struck out-By Miller; 7; by Bickford. ]
Hit by pitcher-By Miller (Jethroe). Balks
-Btckford,. Passed ball-Lopata Winner
Miller 1-0). Loser-Bickford (O-2).
Evening star., 1950-04-30

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE,
Jersey City, 5 Toronto, 4
Buffalo, 6. Baltimore. 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee at Minneapolis. snow,
Kansas City At ST, Paul snow,
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
San Dieco. :; Seattle.
OAKLAND. 4, San Francisco, ,,
HOLLYWOOD. 10; Los Angeles. 4,
Evening star., 1950-04-30

Totals ~ "a 13 Totals 30 27 ] .
Penn State -- 0IO 600 100
Georgetown - 900 220 OOx-4
Runs: Wertz. Tkac. Zanger Surman (2),
-Two-base hits: Hsrdiman, Dougherty.-
Three-base hits: Korfonta.-Base on balls:
Mattinely, 3.-Struck out by: Mattingly,2;
Tkac, 5.
Evening star., 1950-06-16
BETHESDA. MD.
HOUSES UNFuRNisnED

NO; , AsRL-Fiys.rm. R brick semidet:;
ssss ssssssss' shops. Lease, sl1o. Iow
9. s.H.o1Nev modern house. Cow
kits bath. plus bachelor quarter,
sublet bachelor apt. $50. OIL. ssS7
ROW sRIcK-siz ls.; rms. 2 baths,
Ssis and ]: oni9 aH' sr. u ofa sf's cos:
to shopping center. and transp., mr..
18th and Savannah sts. Sc: rent,
$I25 per mo. HENRY sALUs. 1l044
asEDSM yssEDDSnMs asi sRrek sans.sa sn on coIs
ner lot In Falls Church; fun bsmt..
expsns attic, attached gar, fenced
lot, screened porch, fully equipped
kit: rental, $125 mo-; immed. poss.
THE BRANT CO. ia. 4-1600. lis
CHEyY ls CHAsETS:rm y,;;; s.,a house .,cta, Sith
space: fruit-6earinE trees: avail
NoRTH sSeas All 'HSs'zLrscrSos. SS 1sYs 1871 No. Bryan
st. Direetions: Turn left OF Lee
hwy. ~ miles from Key Bridge;
sbopp 1sais esps.e Spexs Sd
rooms. 1st nr.; lse. paneled room
and full bath. upstairs: garage and
yard; new-houss condition. Prefer
ably no small children. May be
seen SATURDAY.. 8 till 5.
NO. .ARL. Broom, 1-bsth brick
home, bsmt., screened porch. on
large shaded lot, in good eond.;
blk. to schools, shopping, transp.
10 min. TO Pentagon: poss. July /.
rental. $50 per mo-: lease and
refs required OF. 1883. lis
SILVER SPRING, $I45. Nearly new
brick. 8 bedrms., full bsmt., garage,
porch. NssE sehScIs, snopplne az snd
ssos Ga G7i1SAE avE.. sn. sDs-s.v.n rS rms,
2 baths, Gas heat; Gear garaEe;
$50 mo. VIM. r. THoRoW-
MINED. POss.-Rent reduced to 500;
Southeast area; 5-rri. brick; on bus
line. -ADELBERT W. LEE, 32l1 Pc.
s.sEpEM. ho6sH. e.t.eh. .y.iI. Jun.
Al; Quebec st, Ari.: Iecny, 70 shop
pins1 transes schools s12s. "a
NSUf
Evening star., 1950-06-16
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

APTs. AVAIL. at Cobur Terrace. 500
close to schools and shopping cen
ter bus stops at door. WA. 25ss.
FoUR-RM. APT, bath; conv. to
further Information. call MR. MIL
LER. TR. 6399, Friday. and Sat.
urday; sunday, cali IA. 4461. lis
NEW, 3-BEDRM. garden apts., 8 ex-
posures. on high elevation. at Dist.
laundry, ] storsse; y Z Six. shoppinasi
center and 1.fsre exp. bus. RES.
MGR, 1401 4sth ave, 10. 70Ss.
SO6 X. ST. N.W.--2nd A. 2 rms,
mod; kit. bath; fac. included. Ap.
7713; Suns. and eyes,. RA. 1850.
MEURILEE APTS.-spacious apt,
close TO transp.. elementary and
high school, shopping center and
theater 53rd and Defense Hwy.
Bladensburg. Md. WA. 1921.
18th ST. NE, 32S-1 rm., kit, pvt.
seth settI.d mo6s5n; S6s essan lSsoa bus at corner
1865 'iS BEEMoSf ISshi 81 81. 4SCTsO N.W.&a roof rooms,
kit. and semipvt. bath. Adults only.
Immediate occupancy.
BRADLEY BLVD: APTS.-Available
SS.5edrm; apts.. Ss4 so. incl: electric
A9hs GlO 6oS, veterans preference. q.
s&EdRl rhoas H'ss15ls 81 $50 cA;SSz Se: efsss s4:,
LoRD CALVERT APIS, collsre GPT PARK,
available July 1st; cool and airy,
and 2-bedrm. apts., V mile from
University Of Maryland, 20 min. to
{Esnan {GoTn1oWn W1assfhdinston. Excellent
WESTMORLAND APIS, Arlington,
Va. dust of TT. Myer drive) Bed
room, living room, dining alcoye,
kitchen and bath, $50 month, Util-
ities included in rent. See Mrs. Hat
ley, resident manager, 1905 N. ode
st. B, r. SAUL CO., 925 18th St
TMo AFfs.. adult. only; on. with vitS 4
rms, kit. and bath; other, 3 rms
Can be seen 2 to 9 pm, 17l1 I7tl
ARL., 1900 N. Oak st., ow. o47S-
1-2 bedrm. apis; $74-$S5; incl. gas;
Dix. transp.; no children, -If
IN OLD PART of Alexandria-Liy
rm., bedrm., kit and bath; on bus.
line; ADULTS only; SOS. TIE. $3.50
between 8 and s. i'd
TWO ROOMS, kit. and bath; near .
buslines; good cond.; use Of porch
rAciNS zed SsG n: Il DUPoST titSST rAxK-lS rAxK-Htr,
| elevation: bus stop; 1ee. 1 and
bedrms.; playground facil.; incinera
TOR; Esas.; res. mgr, 40o2 = st Sc.
Apt. 20l. lie
Evening star., 1950-06-16
APIS. WANTED tcen..l }

BRITISH GOVT. OFFICIAL requires
furn. apt, NV. mtc-juiy; l bed-m.
lArge dv. room. oinette: Ions let,
Ex- 20co. Ext. 14a. weekdays, a-S
rwo-BEpRooM. furnished apart.
Southeast. Cali Victor eis7 aits'
.-B.R. gNFURN. HsE. or apt. in dist,
max. S15: wk, days. Mr. SCOTT,
NE. asob, Ext. sS5Ti eves. To. o7eee,
YOUNG COUPLE. child. need turn
apt: OF house: in VIC. Chevy Chase
pNr q Seshssss oL 7S4S, -le
or ef. apt, unfurn. or Turn. in NV.
or Foxhan area. Box ak. Star.
REFINED. MIDDLE-AaED wiDow
iGovt- empl.l, desires encieney OF
1-oedrm. unfurn. apt; NV. section
pref; eenV. to transp. BOX 9S-G'
LADY GOVT. EMrLoYE wishes :
room, Ink. facilities; NV. pre-
YOUNG COUPLE desire a-rm., furn
apt. IN Ari,nston; pref. with shower
max; $50; CHI. l435, after pm:
hASasaon ttsas.a snS ysni Sas apt r ,g RT H. gs na,
uSivfERsirY NV P0p PRoFTssos. ; VIII. ane
son Is imonthsl. want 3 or 4 nm
furn. apt; TO Sept. -; excel. set-
THREE REsPoNsfRLE ADULTS de-
sire modern vell-furnished S-hed-
ROOM. 3-bathroom apartment. in
sood location in District. reasonably
priced. Permanent, but viii consider
summer rental. DE. S239. 1Ss
EFFICIENCY APT. furn. or unfurn.
with PVT. bath, IN apt. bldg. wanted
BY lady, Govt. empl.. 500 max: Boa
410-K. Sta- 1Ss
sUBLET from now until Sept. 90,
small completely furnished apt. for
gentleman. Convenient 10 White
House. Ma. $50, Rm. 1908.
YOUNG DOCTOR and wife desire uI1-
furnished apt. near George Washtns-
ton. Hospital. No children or pets,
caH Ludlow 4-20l6. -1S'
BY PROFESSIONAL WOMAN, EN-
cheney or one bedroom uninrnishsd
not over S65. Gall MISS JOHNSON
Sliso S5S3. 49,
Evening star., 1950-06-16

FOREST GLEN APTS-2-bedrm. apts.
consisting Of hy. .rm-, din. rn., extra
large bedrmss kitchen and bath;
7sid-JI aysii; July lst; ssS, Sc qtil- insl; slsS
MANAGER. ':;i sioo 1sSG; seivedere i4nS. drive. |.
Silver Spring, Nd. IL
I-BEDRM. modern Earden-type apt.
s.u n NSPFo. %P sass s. AFl' Va, Detsils'
e AfTs. ,Is q a.d I bed bedrWs gso each. in near:
EAST REAITY Co. 1911 "a. ave.
sfivEk sPRNG. sses Capitol view
ave- rms. ent. 2nd a.; bus at
raReMx dISd SSG PaRk All :nO 4SobsdIS sa saSS .pt.
with porches; J-e bus; 2 or ) adults
only; S56: so 81. e3o5.
End FLOoR-Pvt-, gentle home:
lovely 2-bedrm.. iiv. rm.. kit. d.
nette, pvt. bath. Excel. transp.;
E1od s Boo n;T; section; emDl. adults; ss6.
2 sEDRooMs t5 large rmsJ. si,o
Tahona aoG drive Silver sprins' Nd
8: s:E.-6 rooms; pvt. bath: conven-
lent and good legation. 3ts Penna.
rTo-BEoiRooa sysi hii,i a5S APT. in conssss. Is
floor OF modern 4-family apt; $s5
plus utilities: 1-year lease. COM
MERCIAL BEATTY. Ma. I40S. II 8
Nh. BOILING FIELD-453 Valley ave
Sc. One-bedrm. duplex apt, COW.
to transp. and shopping, front and
back entrances; $50 mo-, including
utilities. 10. 3-3T77. -10
3 ROOMS AND BATH. 3rd Il. apt,
utilities furn., for employed couple,
$40 mo-, avatl. about July LIST.
MccREA EQUIPMENT CO., 516 End
st. NV. -22
4O7 VALLEY AVE. Sc, mod. 1-bed-
rm. apt; liv. rm.. kit: dinette, bath;
fr. and rear ents., utils. inc; $3.50
mo-; Is min. across 8. Capitol
Bridge; avail. July /. lis
1884 10th ST. NV. No 1.-Two
rms. kit, bath; S69 80 mo. See
tanitor. LISS REALTY CO., RE.
ARLINGToN-Attractive 3-rm. apt.
s92 so; all utils. incl; adults only;
conv. stores. buses. CHI. 1854. --17
2O17 M ST N.E.-Living room, bed.
room. kitchen, bath, utilities furn-
ished. DI. 0017. Apt. 3. 1ss
NEAR 18th AND TUCKERMAN NV.
DE LUKE APTS., NEW BUILDING
Bedrm., liv. rm. (13x2O. din. rm.,
kit. foyer and bath. S11O and 81 rs.
MA 0nrS az 0Y 6AdR 10
Evening star., 1950-06-16
APARTMENTS WANTED

YOUNG, foreign service couple desire
unfurnished 2-bedroom apt. In Viz
gtnia or NV. D. c. AID. e2e4,
REsPoNs}1IE PROFESSIONAL needs
tuxn. spt. for self, aeHghtsf, 3 mos;
nv. o. snkMx6s. q. eT2i. --1G
Evening star., 1950-06-16
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

MARINE VETERANS MOVING Co..
bsgGaes AT; 275e o. PR 0ass
across the country: safe storage IA
ssnarats rooms sxpert psskingl
MOVING By VETS exper. help; every
piece wrapped, insured; reas. Cali
any time. Mr. COOK. GL. 6l37
EDELMAN' MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
PAYMENT on ,Ss yonr movinsn; nr storass' 1ase
16s
EX-GI-Local. long distance moving.
packing. Grating. storage; anything,
anywhere. JOHN. HO. 6S19. 16s
PARKS TRANsFER-Moving ct your
conv.; also TRUNKS and baggage; Cal