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National League
LEADERS IN B. B.

Leaders in the major league base
ball games through games of Thurs
day are:
National League
Batting = Musial, st. Louis, .346;
Robinson, Brooklyn, 1886.
Runs Batted In Ennis, Phila-
delphia, 118; Kiner, Pittsburgh, lis.
Home Runs = Kiner, Pittsburgh,
As; Pafko, Chicago, IS.
Pitching-Maglie, New York, 1873,
.842; Konstanty, Philadelphia, 1875,
1852.
American League
Batting - Goodman, Boston, 1857;
KellJ Detroit, 343.
Runs Batted In = Dropo. Boston,
142; Stephens. Boston, lao.
Home Runs = Rosen, Cleveland,
SO; Dropo, Boston, "a.
Pitching Trout, Detroit, 1879,
1922; Raschi, New York, 2O-8, ia.
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TIGERS MAY
EDGE up TO
BIG SERIES
(By the. Associated Press

The final chapter of the Ameri-
can League pennant race opens to-
day and, like a good "who-run-it,"
the solution is anybody's guess.
OF the three contenders, the Sec
ond place Detroit Tigers appear to
be in the best position to take
charge.
The Tigers play single games to-
day and tomorrow while the league
leading New York Yankees and the
third-place Boston Red Sox are
idle. Victories in both of these games
will put the Tigers in first place.
In addition, the Tigers have an
other advantage as four of the Red
Sox and Yanks' 10 remaining games
are against each other. They start
% knock each other off in the
Yankee Stadium Saturday while the
Tigers are in Cleveland.
The Tigers entertain the Phila-
1elphia Athletics today with Fred
lie Hutchinson pitching against
title Bobby Shantz. The Tigers then
nove to Cleveland where they take
IN the Indians in the opener of a
hree game series tomorrow night.
Here's the pictlre at a glance:
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Selections,
Grid Games;
Season On
BY HAROLD CLAASSEN

NEW YORK, Sept. 21-tR-Hov
can an innocent sports guesser make
a football reputation when Notrt
Dame, Army and Oklahoma, who
seldom lose, aren't among the team:
in action?
Makes the job that much tougher
but here goes:
Kentucky over LSU.
Michigan State over Oregon State
the Pacific Coast team won veal
ago and Michigan State has lost
many of its 1949 stars by gradua-
ton.
Boston College over Wake Forest
Maryland over Georgia.
Iowa State over Colorado.
California over Santa Clara
could go either way but sticking
with the defending coast conference
champions and Jim Monachino.
College of Pacific over ST. Mary's
Arkansas over Oklahoma A and M
Southern Methodist over Georgif
Tech.
North Carolina over North Caro-.
lima State.
Connecticut over Yale: simpl.
en- the premise that Yale is weak.
Friday
Mississippi over Memphis State
Temple over Albright.
Saturday
East. Bates over Rhode Island
Bowling Green over Rider.
South. Duke over South Carolina
William and Mary over VMI, Mis-
sissippi State over Arkansas State
Tennessee over Mississippi South.
ern.
Southwest: Texas over Texa!
Tech.
Midwest: Texas Christian ovel
Kansas, Cincinnati over Hardin
Simmons, Marquette over North Da-
kota State.
Far West: Stanford over San Jost
State, Washington over Kansa!
State, UCLA over Oregon, Texa'
A and M over Nevada, San Fran
cisco over Tulsa, Washington State
over Utah State, Idaho over Utah.
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@akSl|i ia{ze
RAINIERS
LOSE OUT,
5 ERRORS
By HERB WILHOIT


Look up and down the Pacific
Coast League today and you'll find
the excitement in Portland.
There the busy Beavers are chew
ing away at the barrier between
their sixth place spot and the extra
cash they'll earn if they climb into
the first division.
And if the Beavers continue their
winning streak, now IL straight
games, it'll be hard to keep 'em out
of the top four San Francisco
couldn't stop them last night, Port
land winning two abbreviated
games, 4-3 in seven innings ano
SO in the nightcap called after six
innings by the league curfew rule.
That cavorting left Portland only
a game behind fifth place San Fran
cisco, two back of fourth-place Sc
attic and five in arrears to thirc
place Hollywood.
Other results: Oakland shaved
Sacramento 80 in a 10-inning day
game San Diego trimmed the fad.
ing Hollywood Stars Us, and Los
Angeles smacked Seattle 8-3.
The powerful bat of Oakland's
Earl Rapp won again for the league
leaders. He swatted his 21st homer
in the 10th for the victory. He has
now hit in 18 consecutive games.
Sacramento's Marv Williams hac
tied the count with homer in the
ninth.
Five Seattle errors practically
handed their game to Los Angeles
The Angels counted all their rum
off starter Skinny Brown. He wa.
relieved in the seventh by Dewey
Soriano, Highlander purchased last
night by Seattle to strengthen the
Rainiers' bid for first DIVISION
spot. Soriano has been President ano
occasional pitcher of the Yakima
club in the Western Internationai
League where he won pennants the
last two years.
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FIGHT DOPE

One fistic encounter last night
and that was in Phoenix-Tommy
Red" Mitchell, 1855, Houston, Tex,
outpointed Jimmy Shans, $50,
Phoenix, 10.
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II OUT, IS IN ON
ALASKA COASTAL
WEDNESDAY TRIPS

Alaska Coastal Airlines yesterday
;arried a total of ga passengers with
p on Interpret flights, 81 depart
ng and 35 arriving.
Departing for Sitka, passengers
lere: Dorothy Bilbo, Norm Banfield,
ilenna Hughes, Carolyn Birding,
rankin j. Voter.
For Skagway: Vera Knicker-
locker, H. It. Judson, George Lee
esveague, D. Moreno, Miss A Coots,
Hiss j. Bonfiglio.
For Haines: David B. Duncan,
Kathleen Klindt, Rolfe Sherwood,
VI. Epperson, Claude and Dean
5pperson. t. o. Dickinson.
For Hawk Inlet: Fred Parry, Mrs.
William Reck; for Pelican: w. L.
2ape; for Hoonah: Mrs. George
Mayeda for Gustavus: w. L. Ruj-
pie; for Taku Lodge: Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Patterson.
For Tenakee: Mr.. and Mrs. Will
E. Mill; for Hood Bay: Georgiana
Jones, Mildred Jones, Bernard De-
Asis; for Petersburg: James Glen
on, Mrs. j. T. Nicholson.
For Wrangell: Lucy Naggak, r.
w. Warfel, Johnny Begamaschi;
or Ketchikan: E. t. Brehm, Fl.
Toulor n D,1n1oc
Arriving from Ketchikan: Melvin
Monsen; from Wrangell: P. Greer;
from Pelican: Ed Johnson; from
.Ioonah: Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Hanlon
Die Reiquam, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Lee, Robert Hanson.
From Tenakee: Frank Karls; from
5kagway: w. Thorpe, G. W. Engle
4. T. Judson.
From Haines: Cecilia Klanott
Carl Heinmiller, Clifford Hotch
Jerry Luetkehanis, Virginia Hotch
Robert Pickering, Rachel johnson
Dora williams, Larry Lindstrom.
From Sitka: Mr.. Glasscock, Mary
Williams, Jean Carter, Petel
xickos, Jr., Paul Magnuson, Charles
Daniels, Ward Adams, Andy john
son, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Volz, Ear
Miller, Margaret Kasakan, MRS
Shaw.
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Seven RESCUED
FROM pERIl0US
GLACIER FIELD

REYKJAVIK, Iceland, Sept. 81
Survivors of an Icelandic air.
line Skymaster plane and the three
man crew of US. Army plane
which crashed trying to rescue them
from atop 6,000-foot glacier ar
rived here today by air. The Sky
master crew of six men and 6
stewardess had been marooned on
the glacier seven days.
Two planes brought the wreck
survivors back from an improviseo
airfield north of snow-covered Vat
nakoell Glacier after a ground party
had brought them off the ice or
III
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BIS STARS

Here are stars of games played
Yesterday in the major league base
ball games:
Pitching: Cloyd Boyer, Cards =
pitched st. Louis to a 10 four-hit
victory over Boston.
Batting: Mike Goliat, Phils =
slammed two home runs with sec
ond coming in eighth inning with
two on to give Philadelphia a &c
victory over Chicago.
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BOWLING

The Friday Night League schedule
for September % is as follows:
At tbs pm.-Capitol Theater VS.
Alexander Photo Shop and Top Hat
VS. Baranof Cigar Stand.
At 9:15 p.m.-Home Gracery VS.
Harry Race Drugs and Royal Cafe
VS. VIKING Ding.
Captains are urged to notify each
of their team members OF this
schedule.
ABSENTEE VOTING
Voter: Be sure to vote Republican
ticket under absentee law before
you leave for the States.
Republican Club of Juneau, Al
aska, Commissioners Precinct.
603-1mo.
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MAI. DEAN TO WESTWARD

Major Dwight Dean, assistant to
the National Guard adjutant gem
eral of Alaska, leaves Monday for
Nome and Kotzebue to assist Ma
tional Guard units there in training
and administrative problems. He
will be joined in those two cities by
members of the instructor detach-
ment who will aid him in special
ICED phases of army and admins
lratiye training.
The use Of visiting teams of this
nature is expected to continue until
assistance has been given to all
Alaska National Guard units.
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eRAl, OR SHINE.

Enjoy weekend at 1AhU LODGE.
b25 includes round trip transporta-
tion from Juneau; deluxe lodging,
meals, fishing and sightseeing trips.
9.Rene 202 tor reservSn1sas. 52-tfI
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MRS. spIcKETT IN HOSPITAL

Mrs. Lottie Spickett, prominent
business woman and wellknown pio-
neer resident of Juneau, is reported
to be somewhat improved today
from a sudden illness. She entered
st. AIMS hospital yesterday fol-
medical treatment and is under the
care of her physician, DR.. j. O
Rude.
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ROOMS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

20I7 KALORAMA RID. N.W.-Large
front room; nicely furnished; 2nd
floor, twin beds; windows, Ha-blk.
S S9s' s655ss blks' cars restaurants ran
1890 quincy ST. N.w.-euiet room,
1875 sssnS eaLv RhSre' srMNi ss07 clean.
single. sleeping room; good trans
BRaG if1HR d. 5ass front Ia 4m.
t twin BEDS ia. p gg74 BATH o0nv: sa to
Univ. ssiS H St. NV, of 81. Ii S5$55:
CONN, AND L, mr.. Maynower T Hotel
consenial young lady. ME. 3042
1900 ALASKA AVE. N.w.-F alo
room semipvt. bath, excellent
GEodasGfEfeStps aA s5S With tvia
G Sasy Park bus d., i 81. 'A's CO.
TWO ADJOINING RMS, with light
housekeeping privils., in home with
Jewish adults; conven. to every
p rhlns riadn eni e. water in rP un!m
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE, 3749 oliver
st.-Nice single I'm. for gentleman,
Inv win TSSS large closet, S35 mo.
ATTRAC. HOME. pvt. bath, tele-
phone, twin or dble. bed. / or 2
gentlemen. Phone EN-. 1893, 81
1916 OAK ST. N.W.-Bsmt, bedrm,
With bath, phone in rm., newly dec,
n biz aooi 18th st. buses, gentleman.
Mr.. WARDMAN-2nd fl. front. twin
BEDS, lge. closets, bay wind, semi
PVT. bath, $40. AID. 1912. 80
LGE. FRONT RIM, twin beds, 9
closets also sgl. rm.. contin. hot
sired. 1856 Otis pl NV, DO
ROOM WITH GARAGE, upper
GEORGETOWN; comfortable and quiet
with congenial family and neighbor-
ly surroundings; ref req. OR. 1856.
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FARM AND GARDEN

GARDEN FLOWING, Silver Spring
Hyattsville and D. C. SH. 1913.
11s-H.P. GARDEN TRACTOR with
cultivator. popular make; S100 IA.
BANK RUN GRAVEL for driveways,
roads, etc; Delivered and spread
HONEYBEES, 8 colonies. beekeeper
Obliged to sell Immediately. Phone
BuLLDozERs for grading, excavat-
ing. and land clearing: reas. rates.
Estimates free. Call AT 0725.
TREE REMOVAL-All phases of tree
work; fully insured; free estimate.
Call COLUMBIA TREE SERVICE
CO, WA; 6615 or SH. S1SS. 81
TOP SOIL-Very good, rich top soil
for lawns and greenhouses; very
reasonable. Call HI. 1898. i
FOR SALE-Korean Lespedeza seed,
laboratory tested, purity 90 and
75Se: no dodder; S11; 100 Id. bag.
34Q2 Macomb st. OR. O762. 30
PLANT SHADE TREES, shrubs and
all other nursery stock now. We also
specialize in sodding. For free es-
Inmates. call LYONS NURSERY,
6l02 Ager road, Hyattsville, Nd.
Tel. Warfleld 1855 or Union 1886.
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RMS. FURN.-MD. 6 VA,

ARLINGTON-2612 N. 3rd. ST., sci.
n rm; next to bath; $50 mo-; men only.
FAILS c Ri e "a Ssz4 Suitable for
conv. to transp. JE. 3-9272. Us
Ice. DESIRABLE RIM, in pvt. home,
S Se,mnipvt. bath with shower. sH.
BEVERLY HILLS. ALEx.-Lar sea- able.
line to Pentagon. OV. 1889. 20
COTTAGE CITY-Front or rear rm..
LIST A., next to bath, unlim. phone,
sgl.. 81: dbl, $40. WA. 2149. -29
ALEX. ATTRAC. RIM. pleasant home,
gg good legation, excel. bus service.
HYATTsviILE, MD, $3.50 4srd ave
FTt: sleeping RIM. next to bath
tleR ne T prsf or IN ~ s6 FL mo-; gen
MT. RAINIER, MD.-Lge. rm.. twin
t nsaS; SUITABLE hP, o1ss or . conv s;o to
ATTRAcr191EE s TsHSi RIM. in priv private
Oct, house. Y bath, garage; tele.
Chase. Nd: vi. 5e74.0 yum 80 He''
CHEVY CHASE, MD, Conn. ave
twin clothes closets ass u isn of p phone;
priviis; 500 mo. OF. 5653. S MaS s''
1 OR = GIRLS-Nicely furn. front
b bed twin beds; close lo. to p; c
sI9 No. DANIEL ST, ARL.-Govt
man, front rm., LIST floor, new HON,
Of 3 adults: non-drinker: easy
transp. Washington. Gil. s349. -.2s
FOR THOSE LOOKING for something
I'm. with bath In new brick home
FA 1910, 20
rm. for gentleman, private shower
and lavatory; S45 mo. TIE. s314
Alex beautifully newly fur,
nished rooms; one single: one lge
double; some privileges. TIE. 5541
ALEXANDRIA. West Rosemont-Dble
rm n,' twin beds 1St f.. adj; bath;
F HIa = o. RaSf Roo NJ VIII WIZ semi
private bath adjacent. FA. 1855
TAKoMA PARK-Front room, dou.
BILE. next to bath, phone and laun.
S aTy pTiv donis pSons men ggo or
ATTRACTIVE BEDRM.. LIST FIR, next
Isas: soa Randolph St., Fails
ARL.-FRONT RIM; pvt. home; 70,
1 or . girls; conv. Pentagon and
D. G.; $s wk. sgle., $40 dble. OK
NEAR PENTAGON-Sgle room, semi
pvt. bath; gentleman; close to transp
CHI. $685.. 80
DOUBLE ROOM. Beautyrest mattress
next to bath; on . buslines; unlim-
tied phone. ia. s-2152. 80
ARLINGTON-Thre single rms, So
Sc. 80, $3.50: cow transp.; non.
drinkers. Call OK. 1928. 90
ARL.-First-fir front bedrm., pvt
adj. bath, phone, dble. bed; mar
only, $40 wk. FA. 1889. 3
ARL.-Lge. sunny rm., new home
pvt bath, twin beds, unlim phone;
conv. Pentagon, Navy Annex, FIT
Myer, GIL. 1861. go
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

8. ALLISON ST. N.E.-Nr. Soldiers
Home: I'M. adj. bath, shower; hail
76 PIX. d bss; ne ne IA, 1882. %
or single, nicely furn.. in new
h home privils.; close to c. U. La.
wooDRiDGE SECTION, 25os Brent.
wood I'd. ne, pleasant sunny rm.,
~ per wk,; male only: apply night
Or, Or sun. PHONE NO. aI7s; 80
Iso3 G. ST. NE. - Front bedroom,
piggy 19d f t,rr i phone privil. Call dR.
1906 4. i. AVE. NE nicely fur
n1sned rooms, large front and side;
on car line. NO. 1850. 2y'
1915 E ST. N.E.-Large front room
for employed couple; cooking priv
LARGE!. ATTRAcTIV Vi 0s srd FL. LIZ I'm.
for employed girl or woman. conv
$50. Call no. 1880. @s9
W0SDRADGE-Lge. newly furn. rm
with walk-in closet. unlim. phone
s SnS .o With gar S55; gentleman
DBIE. RMS, twin beds: mr.. Capitol
and East Capitol cariine. II 9th
THE Hi MI MARIcK, 1873 B st. n.e.-Man
to, share lse. double RIM. with an
F URN s sslf f 9ea ss TIL aaS4 End a.
next to bath; adult family. MI
~HE GALENA. 1872 B st. ne. Nicely
furn. rms. sgle beds. laund., cook.
priyil,. dbles.; girls. FIR. 971S. 81
1913 RHODE ISLAND AVE. Me-
Nicely furn. rm., suitable for a
quiet dependable person. .DU. 1891
Mr.. CATHOLIC UNIV, apt. type. &C.
com. for 2 girls, incl. lge. Ind floor
bedrm., windows, innersprine
mattress, Ice closet, finished base
ment with cleo. ice box, gas stove,
dining table, piano, etc. Complete
bath and laund.; priced reas. 4Q0S
18th st. ne. LA. 6-909S. 80
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RMS. APIS. TO SHARE tcent.,

GENTLE GIRL to share apt. with
other girl in apt. bldg: cony. tr ran,
with one other girl; ) minutes walk
ing distance downtown. Call MI.
MODERN APT. BLDG, two settled
ladies or settled married cple;. to
3 windows. twin BEDS, kit. privi-
good transp. GE. a174. @ss
GIRL. is to 80, share large, furn.
apt; 3 other girls; Bendix: S31 rs,
40 Emerson st. NV TU. 2915;;
SILVER SPRING girl, o0-35. to
share attrac. furn. home with others.
GENTLEMAN will sharethis modern.
close-in I'M NV; elsg; apt; bldg; bedrm;
MIDDLE AGED LADY wants to Share
apt. with another lady or cple.; twin
/ Or GIRLS. 5000, to share at
sfais Hr f Y6ns home with other
y ,bs1s sv,G refined 9Th eth
80 WEE MEssf 1Gss Sc cF kE s:eS deco
s ali daS s's sunday ia; @o4o AFTER 3 m
:" GIRLS to share mod. Diet, house
sep. bedrms. with closet TW. 1905
after $40 pm. rs
BACHELOR, 80. and dog. share new
home with - persons; everything
r lynn: but bsdrmi; ns earl Falls
GENTLEMAN will share attractive
,I nT; refs. eSch; Cal AK, 7O16.-a9
MODERN InaRlS S SPACIOUS APT: loo; mr.;
woman wishes to share apt. with
congenial woman. Rent reasonable
Cal ia 4-o979 or GIL. 400, Ext.
r (. 9 y 4. pA ARR girl or lady
clean lean warm uF o3 sns fir apt. New bids.
1.0 PEABODY N.w.-Girl to share
lge. twin bedrm: with 1 other. Det.
home, Bendix. $3.50. RIA. 0936;
CoNGENIAL GIRL to share apt. With
loea ether Ell III 4 Il apt bldg c1nv
1868 COLUMBIA RID. NV, Apt. 401
young man, ige. closet, unlim. phone,
$50 ca 80
BUSINESSWoMAN seeks in North
west apt, separate bedroom. share
arrangement. Refs. Box 377-V,
Star. 29E
apt, vic Wardman PIX. CO. 1851.
TWO GIRLS TO SHARE new luxuri-
Gus 2-bdrm. garden-type apt. 10
min. dwtown. 20 min, Pentagon.
Take "a CONGRESS Heights Bus to
4th and Atlantic st. Sc. and walk
. blocks to Chesapeake Terrace sign
t4th and Chesapeake. See Sat. and
Sun Apt. No. 301, Bldg. No. 3.
1922 4th st. Sc. -29'
LADY WILL SHARE nicely furn. apt.
with another lady. Rent reasonable.
GIRL FIR BET BET. 20 AND IS, share Arm.
apt. with l other, twn beds, NV.
section. WO. 1909. 80
COLORED-I Ice. RIM, suitable Tor
2 girls to share. PRIVILEGES. $3.50
wk. ca Call Sat. and Sun. all
day NO 6644
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ROOMS FURN.-N.E, (cont. J

CAPITOL, LIBRARY VIC.-Lse. front
rm., sunny, quiet, conf. for empl.
lady; brkfst. privils.; maid serv.;
conv. transp.; S35 mo. Ii. 3-l967
TWO ROOMS. share kitchen, $40
VILLAGE-Lge. clean
rm.. 2 closets, next to shower bath;
$3.50 sgle.; $40 dble.. wkly. Priyi-
leges; no drinking. NO. 7103.-29
COLORED, attractive double room
for . refined employed gentlemen,
81 each. LII. 4-7126. 40
COLORED, 1912 9Th st. ne; room
for employed couple: home privi-
leges. Call TR., 1923 %
C0LORED-176O T ST.-Single or
dbl, for refined people; cooking
COLoRED-DBLE. RIM. 81 wk. i1V0
2lst st: ne. TR. 215S. 80
COLORED-1217 OWEN PL.-Large
furn. frt. rrn.. next bath; gentleman
$500 wk.; COW. transp. AT. 1863.
CoLoRED-13a9 C ST. N.E.-Nice
I'm, home privileges; good transp.;
gentlemen preferred. FIR. 005S. %
DOUBLE front rm.
new furniture; middle room. new
furniture; priv. home, home privils
64S F st. ne, Ii. 3-5057. 30"
COL0RED-3RD ST. NE.-Single-
double rm.- for respectable employed
couple, lady or settled man: quiet
home. Ii, 3-S19S 30
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For rent Adams 1647 after pm.
coLoRED-BEAUT. master bedrm.,
pvt. tile. bath, cooking privils. !;
adults only; also lovely sgle. English
bsmt. rm. l747 18th st. NV. DE.
CoIoRED, 1884 First street, NV;
man; privileges. Call HU. $685.,
e eSme tra a2F so ao o5 5sn'd person
man. Call DE. OO14. 20
CoLORED-Room for man. Home
c PoSlS51sEfs Fd RI Rms Rm for emp isdy
or gentleman: next to bath. conven.
c g 5lsPhD KEE g sS f. NV sftsr Front
room. refined employed couple; cook
c iDf oP5EtHlegef upr e. $ nv: Nicely
lurr.. front. next to bath. excel. for
CoLoRED@s FURN. RMS RMS. for or e er1.
Ri RIM Ho. 5s2s. 29sS I lst nv. M z,
c 81 H9; 7ag1. S 81 i 80
q wk. 434 Manor pl. NV, TU.
CoLORED-DBL. RIM. in COW. ioca-
ton; good trans: for cple. or sgle.
coLoRED0fUIRSNiss;HED ROOM Sy for
man; plenty hot-water heat. 1883
y ST. nv, DE. $3.50. 29s
CoL0RED-3529 HOLMEAD PL.--
Double rm. for empl. cple.; close to
coIoR fsi caLeifs' FRONT I'm I'M. for 's
men; $50 Princeton pl. NV. RA.
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ROOMS FuRkIsHEp-s.E.-s,w

TWIN BEDS, next to bath; newly
decor. private home, $40 mo. 1920
EAST CAP. ST.-One nice very lge.
front tWin-bed rm;; $40 per wk.
Ii. 3-0l29; ewes Ii. 3-27S1. 81
GENTLRMAN-Attr rm. next
to bath. pvt. home, mr.. Fairfax
Village Sc Phone TW. 1850. Il
?52 9Th ST. S.E.-Ssle. rm., next to
bath; clean and conf; S25 a mo- !;
man only. 80
FURN. RIM, next to bath. 1887 A
st: Sc. II. 3-7l76. 20
DESIRABLE RIM. in new home. Lady
or, gentleman. M. Naval Research
Lab. and Boiling Field. 1877 Elmira
st. S.w. 10. 3-5751. 20
FURN. RIM, twin beds. 2 gentlemen.
400 Seward Square Sc, Apt. 81.
AT. 1904. 80
COLORED-RM.-F man or wom-
an; privils.; on kuSline. Ii. 6-267S.
COLORED-ROOM in new home:
privils.; cple., SO per week; sgle., 81
per wk. LU. 4-0OS3, 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-28
ROOMS. APIS. 70 SHARE

YOUNG MAN, 10th and Harvard; lge
apt. bldg, S25. AID. $500, Ext. 23S;
ewes, Sat. and Sun. -2S
YOUNG LADY will share furn. 3-rm.
aot. with ! or 2 other ladies, ages,
1926; excel. transp. RIA. 650f
LIVING ROOM, 2 bedrms., kit, bath
and porch; Kept clean; almost excl
use of; cple. or mother and child;
cow. transp. OW. S3O5. 20
COMPLETELY FURN. duplex apt. for
2 girls to share with another. Tele-
vision, radio, maid service. 5112 Fl
st. s.e., AK. 1905. 30
MAN TO SHARE bsmt. apt. rooms.
Call DI. 21S1 all day Saturday and
Sunday. zoos Mass ave. NV. 30
EMPL. CPL. to share apt. with cpl.
in apt: bldg. Mr.. 18th and I NV.
HUI. 1850. SO
EMPL. GIRL to share apt. with 2
others. S35 per mo; NV. section
apt. bldg. NO. 1855. go