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Evening star., 1950-12-03
By Bill Fuchs

Easy Ed Macauley was hard on
the Caps in the third quarter last
night at Uline Arena and helped
Boston over the hump and on
its way to an 1915 victory.
The rangy 6-foot-8 star from
st. Louis University put on solo
scoring spree in that period. ac-
counting for IA of Bostons II
points to lead Coach Red Auer-
bach's crew to it's third victory
over the Caps at Uline. Washing
ton won the other two games be-
tween the teams at Boston.
Macauley wasn't sensational
during the first half when lie
registered only three points. But
when he did break loose, he broke
up the game.
1875 See Game.
The Caps, with Ed Mikan, Ed
Bartels and Tommy Byrnes max
ing their home court debuts be-
fore a gathering of 1925 patrons,
trailed, 1896. at the end of three
periods. Macauley then scored
six field goals to monopolize that
portion of Boston's attack until
Andy Duncan threw in a hook
shot near the end of the quarter.
Only a foul shot by Chuck Cooper,
the Negro star from Duquesne, and
two fouls by Sonny Hertzberg in
terrupted Macauley's scoring.
The Caps tried to retaliate, but
every time they picked up one OF
two points, the busy Macauley
was picking up three or four
The period ended with Boston
ahead. 60-51. and Washington
could get only as close as sis
points thereafter.
Very instrumental in Boston's
triumph was the blackboard con.
troll, Macauley. Cooper and oc.
casionally another Celtic, wer,
grabbing most of the rebounds
particularly in the second half.
The Caps Of the first hall
looked like the best Washington
team seen here. They outshot the
Celtics. 8 to 7. from the floor anc
made good both their foul shots
to keep pace. 1920, at the enc
of the first quarter.
Caps Miss in Free Throws.
The Caps began coming apart
in the second quarter at the free
throw line where they managed
to miss five shots. two by the
newcomer BartelS.
In the final period the Caps got
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Champion N. {. State
Visits CIV Five for
Ton Game This Week

North Carolina State, champion
of the Southern Conference for
three straight years and a poten-
tial national titlist this year,
plays George Washington in
Uline Arena Thursday night as
college basketball raps for atten-
ton with 13 games for the Dis
trict area schools.
The Wolfpack, 102-41 victor
over Furman in its collegiate
opener, after six exhibition games
with professional teams, brings
what is considered to be the
strongest of Coach Everett Cases
teams here for GW's opener.
Georgetown moves into Uline
Arena to meet Geneva in it's open
ing game on Tuesday and st.
Francis of Loretto, Pa, Friday.
The Hoyas have last years sensa-
tional freshman team now ready
for varsity action.
Catholic University is the busi-
est team of the week, travelling
to Mt. st. Mary's tomorrow night,
entertaining American U. in one
of the top attraction Thursday,
and then playing at Quantico
Saturday. In addition to the Gu
game, American U. entertains
Towson Teachers tomorrow night.
Maryland plays on a Palestra
doubleheader in PHILADELPHIA
Wednesday. meeting Penn in the
first game with Villanova and
Tampa on the same card.
The weeks schedule:
MONDAY.
Catholic q. at Mt. st. Mary's
IoWson Teachers at American U.
TUESDAY.
Geneva VS.. GEORGETOWN at Uline
WEDNESDAY.
Maryland at Penn.
THURSDAY.
american q. at Catholic u
Nortn Carolina State VS.. George Wash
Gallaudet at Towson Teachers.
wilson Teachers at Apprentice School.
FRIDAY.
~; Francls vs.. Georgetown at ulins.
wilson teachers at East Carolina.
SATURDAY.
CATHOLIC q. at Quantico Marines.
Gallaudet at Frostburg Teachers
wilson Ieachers at Camp Leieune.
Evening star., 1950-12-03
DoubIeheuder Planned
Today in Soccer Leuque

A doubleheader soccer attrac-
ton is scheduled In the Wash
ington and Suburban League
starting at l pm. today at Six
teenth and Kennedy streets NV.
Washington French will meet
Hotel Charles in the first game
and the Italo-Americans will play
the Washington Soccer Club in
the nightcap.
Another game Is scheduled at
6100 Walker Mill road in Seat
Pleasant with Maryland Park and
Midway Tavern meeting on what
is the home field for both.
Evening star., 1950-12-03
American U.Quintet Scores
Upset Over Quontico, 68-57
Star Staff Photos by Gene Abbott.

American University's basket
ball team upset Quantico Ma
rines, 68-57, last night at AU,
using a zone that concentrated
on Jack Nichols, formerly of the
Washington Caps pro team, to
keep the Marines in check.
The Eagles were in front all
the way although by no great
margin and boasted their biggest
edge at the end of the game. Art
Morales dumped in AUS first two
pointer to start the game and his
continued excellent play gave
him a 19-point total for the
night, same as tailed by Nichols.
American U. was able to get
most of the tap-offs and also con-
trolled both baskets to keep a slim
edge throughout. Leroy Ishman
was behind Morales as a scoring
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Quantco Loses to College Of Pacific 374 After Leading at Half
Ed MocouIey's Scoring Spree
Helps Boston Beat Caps, 1875

within range at 64-58. but Bob
Donham put in three points and
Cooper added one TO make it a diff
ference of 10 points. From there
on in the Caps lost complete con-
troll of the boards and began miss
ing too much from the field.
Macauley was high scorer with
a total of % points, while Bill
Sharman scored 18 to lead Wash
ington. Fred Scolari, the Caps
leading scorer to date. fell off his
pace somewhat with only 8 points.
In all fairness to the Caps, their
new players obviously haven't be-
come adjusted to the style of play.
Ed Mikan, brother of Minneapolis
George, looked good in spots, as
did Bartels and ByrneS.
Evening star., 1950-12-03
North CoroIinu Closes
Fast to Defeat EIon
BY the Associated Press

ELON COLLEGE. N. c., Dec. 2.
North Carolina's Tar Heels broke
what had been a close contest
wide open in the final 10 minutes
OF play to defeat Elon's Chris
tians. STAB. in a basketball game
here tonight which marked the
dedication of Elon's new 1900
seat alumni gymnasium.
Hugo Happier and Howard
Deasy pulled the Tar Heels out
OF 1899 tie at the three-quar-
ter mark and North Carolina went
on to win before a crowd of $500.
Evening star., 1950-12-03

leader with IL points, while Guam
tico's best behind Nichols was
Walt Lysaght with Is.
It was Quantico's first defeat
after three victories, including a
72-57 verdict over Maryland last
Wednesday, while for AU 1t
opened the regular season, al
though AU beat an alumni quin-
tet week ago.
In a preliminary. AU Freshmen
topped Priory, 1896, led by Jay
Evening star., 1950-12-03

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2 (P.-The
Syracuse Mats spurted to life in
the closing minutes of a National
Basketball Association game to-
night to tie the Baltimore Bull
let's, $3.50, at the end of the
fourth quarter, then went on to
take 1896 decision in the over
fi,~,a y>ar;oI
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Lebaron losses Two
Touchdown Passes
AGAINST Alma Mater
BY ths Associoted Press

STOCKTON. Calf. Dec. a.
The College Of Pacific Tigers
spoiled Quarterback Eddie Le-
Baron's homecoming here today
by defeating their Little ALL
America star of 1949 and his
Quantico Marines. 37-14, before
crowd of 10000.
The game. played under cold,
overcast skies and In intermittent
rain, saw the Leathernecks 60 out
in front, 14-9, at halftime. The
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Rochester Rally Defeats
Indianapolis, 81 to II

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Dec. 2 up.
Pulling away in the last few
minutes, the Rochester Royals
beat indianapolis, 94-72, tonight
before 3,433 customers in an NBA
game.
The visitors were without the
services of their star center, Alex
Groza, who is home nursing cold
and sore throat.
Evening star., 1950-12-03

pleasantly & one can build a
rod OF his choice at considerable
savings. For the latest & best
in Lures, rods, reels & fishing
gear buy your tackle from FISH
ERMEN, not statesmen, at Mills
Co., 9th & E SITS. NV, WASH
ington's Fishing Tackle Head
quarters"
Evening star., 1950-12-03

SELLS 1Or QUO d
we have the
new copy just
off of the press.
ur exper t
staff is able to
assist you in
the choice of
t h e prop e r
Xmas gift for
your fis h e r
man. Our Rod
Building Kits
will help to
spend the off
fishing tim o
Evening star., 1950-12-03

A meeting of the District Board
of Approved Basketball Officials
will be held at 8 pm. tomorrow
at Gordon Junior High School.
Thirty fifth and T streets NV.
Evening star., 1950-12-03

Army Back Vic Pollock holds
the Air Medal with three Oak
Leaf clusters for action with the
9th Air Force in World War II.
Evening star., 1950-12-03
TACKLE FISHING
by "Salty" Mills

II you are planning a trip to
Florida may I suggest you get
a copy of Bill Ackerman's book
"Going Fishing in Florida" It
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Syracuse Beats Bullets
In Overtime SO to 96

Toatls ~ IS 72 Totals
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Cuqe Officials to Meet

Totals 35 20 96 Totals
Evening star., 1950-12-03

'artelS 80, Byrnes 90.
OfflcialS-Kennedy and Fox
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-04-14
Streets Travel and Assemble

At the beginning of the Easter
vacation James Street, Jr., and
his wife and infant daughter
came from Sweet Briar, Va. Miss
Ann Street came from the Stuart
Hall school at Staunton, Va.
When the infant daughter had
been deposited with the grand
parents for safekeeping, the
three adults went to New York
for spell of merrymaking.
They came back here for the
Easter weekend, picked up the
infant daughter. and returned to
the Virginia settlements whence
they had come.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-04-14
NeighborhoOd Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Car
michael and their daughter,
DucAy. were here for Easter.
Miss Marie Foard returned to
Baltimore Sunday after q visit to
the MacNiders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Tanner
Of Rutherfordton were here last
week
Herman We'll and Miss Mimi
We'll stayed overnight In the vii
Iage Sunday on their way to the
horse show in Asheboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Patton
and Miss Emily Patton returned
Monday from Charleston. S. G.
Mrs. Drew Patterson and Mrs.
Mary Patterson Fisher were in
Winston-Salem at Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Green
and the twins, Elizabeth and
Ramsey, visited Mrs. Green's
brother. Ramsey Black, in
Charleston at the weekend. Her
mother, Mrs. W. A. Black Of Dal-
ton, Georgia, returned with them
to Chapel Hill for a visit.
DR.. and Mrs. Hughes Bryan
and their son Hugh returned
Wednesday from their vacation.
They all visited Washington. Mr..
Bryan then went to Chicago to
see his mother while Hugh and
Mrs. Bryan visited her brother in
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Farrior
were al the Fred McCalls' home
at the last week END when the Nc
Calls were away. Mrs. Farrior
the former Miss Lille Guitar. is
a pediatrician in Asheville. Mr.
Farrior is finishing some grad
uate work here.
Miss Betsy Green Was here last
week for part of ner vacation
On her way back g Ooerlin Col
lege In Ohio she visited ner aunt
Mrs Harry Gold fthe former
Miss Irma Green in Kew York
and her sister Miss Janet Green,
In Hartford, Conn.
Miss Avery Russell. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs Phillips Russell
has been confined to her home foi
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-04-14

about two weeks by q bad attack
of flu. She is now recovering and
viii be able to attend school
again next week. The tonsillecto-
my which she was scheduled to
undergo last Friday had to be
postponed.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Fletcher
and their son Robert have re-
turned from Denton, Md, where
they visited Mrs. Fletcher's S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Butler.
Joe Jones visited his mother
and other relatives last Friday,
Saturday, and Sunday in Albany,
Ga.
Fred Mccall was in Charlotte
at the last weekend. Mrs! Nc
Call attended a meeting of Of mu-
sicians in Asheville.
Herbert Ellis Robbins. asso-
ciate professor of mathematical
statistics in the University, will
teach in the Harvard summer
school this year.
Mrs. Harold Brown and her g.
year-old son came from Dobbs
Ferry, n. Y. (near New York
City,. for a stay of a few days in
the village last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chambers
made stop-over with friends
here at the week lend on their
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-04-14

way TO- Pawley's Island, S. C.
(Mrs. Chambers is Helen Nc
Graw, the pianist.)
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Howell
have Mr.. Howell's mother as a
guest now.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-04-14

FHA Loan arranged by your own Bank Of
Chapel Hill Monthly cost to you for Is
year loan including both principal and in
terest is only $765 per $1,000. FHA allows
80 per cent Of the appraised value Of house
and lot on new construction UP to $6,00000,
8Of thereafter. Loans up to 80 per cent
made on homes already built.
II you want your own home, build with
FHA through your local bank. Get the
facts from the officers at The Bank Of
Chapel Hill.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-04-14
Build or Buy your Olun Home
through FILA!
LET US HELP YOU ARRANGE A LOAN

Have you reached the place where you are
tired Of paying for someone elses house?
Wouldn't you like to put this same money
into home of your own an investment in
real security?
Now, you can build or buy your own
home right here in Chapel Hill through an
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-04-14
ATTENTION.
EX-G.I.'s ONLY

Chapel Hill has many ex-G.I.'s who
live here now and who plan to make
Chapel Hill their home. For these
veterans, we would like to offer our
services in helping them obtain a
G.L Home Loan. The monthly cost
Of such loan is only $7.4O per $1,000.
This includes both principal and in
terest. If you are veteran, call on
US for complete information.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-04-14
The Bank Of Chapel Hill

TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS
Chapel Hin CarrbOrO
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-04-14

!. J. Phlpps, Attorney.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

WANTED. by naval oficer. for five
months, commencing Jan. l. 3-bed-
room house or apartment; wash,
Aisxandria AIass d or nearby ares PHONE
IRISH kHsth pneIoMAr sGf1 and wifi. r.auir.
bedroom house in good NV. section,
Mass: ave- pEeferred; DU. 1884;
desire. 3 to 4 bedIm, furn; house
S130 to $3.50 HU. s742. -26
CANADIAN OFFICER, attached Ca
madam Embassy, wants to rent 4
bedrm. furn. house on Or about
oiie ioiis Ext. S 14o, nS or s'fn: HI. 4ssS. ns =
A. WIDOW. white. wants to rent a
fs%as sSns S fs B. s. Sssf Box * see
YOUNG 9SGs COUPLE recently trans
ferred because of business, desires
: or more bedroom home; best of
references. 81. 0o59. -27
GLOVER PARKS bedrms. young
architect. small family. Call WI.
NV. . SECTION. preferably Glover
Park. 5 or s rooms, unfurnished;
max; max, $s5 mo-; no children; EN-.
INDUSTRIAL EXECUTIVE requires q
bedroom furnished apartment or
house, close to, District line or NV.
sestion; Telephone Executive 1900
IF you ARE CONSIDERING rental
Of your property in Arlington or
Fairfax County, call or write for full
Information on our rental manage.
ment service. ARFAX REALTY, 127
Lee hwy, Falls Church, FA. 1850.
FARMS
ESTATES
HOMES
IN VIRGINIA'S
HORSE AND HUNT COUNTRY
URG-WATERFORD AREA
RENTALS
JOHN ALLEN JOHNSTON
Phone 9S. Closed Sun. Leesburg, Va.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
Carroll Gardens Apt.

. bsdrns. ait. ss5. Including util-
ities: shopping and transp. near
protect sdults. Manager. 201
Hancock ave,.-sApt. 102. 81. e266.
-26
Evening star., 1950-11-26
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS
2 RMS, pINETTE. KIT. and bath.
IN exclusive apt. house in NV. DE.
ARLINGToN-$1 900 will handle this
spic.and,span d,;In,In 2.bedrm: apartment
Priced at si1,sb for quick sale.
F. e. MALCOLM. Realtor. OW. 3024.
NAYLoR GARDENs-open for in.
section. to Sunday. Just listed
One nicely located ] l-bedrm. apt.
price. S5 $50; terms; also 2-bedrm.
unit on End floor; wonderful view
Sales office in Administration BLDG:
REALTY CORR. MI 1000 on sat
Sun; evenings, call OR. 576l or
TW 11a1.
2 BEDRMS... liv. rm.. kitchenette.
pantry. bath, porch newly. deco
rated; minimum, $4,000 cash. NO.
5 BEDRMs.. living rm., dining rm.,
porch, kitchen and bath; in we'll
established, financially sound CO.
operative. Never have we. had so
sonable % Price. ff 81 course, oS se'n The Ies apt
needs redecorating and the location
is mr. 14th and Belmont SITS. NV.
Total price. So. 500; terms. Call Mr..
Gavin with H. G. SMITHY CO..
ST. 5000: res. MI. 5000. -27
OPEN 2 TO 5 SAT. AND SUN.
Attractive corner apt. on 9Th f.;
rms. kit and bath: 3 fine closets;
priced at S10,750; can be purchased
on small down payment. bal. like
rent Mr.. Farmer. HOME REALTY
CO. DU. 4305: RE. 1897. -26
NORTHWEST COOP.
2 Bedrooms-$7,50O
Located in northwest. near Embassy
row., lovely front apartment with
southern and eastern exposure as.
suring comfortable living; has large
living room. full dining room. club
kitchen. 2 nice cross-ventilated bed
rooms and tiled bath; modern brick
building In excellent condition. Price
$500: reasonable down payment
Call Mr.. McGinniss. TU. 1888.
FREDERICK w. BERENS.
SALES, INC. - 1920 K ST. NV.
MA. 5005
Evening star., 1950-11-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RoOMING HOUSE, MT. PLEASANT
3 stories, ga baths. oil h;;-w.h.. 8
bedrms.. sleeping porch, liv. rm..
din. rm... also bsmt. apt. one OF the
finest values in the area. Will make
stsEns soHN C. ga RAN n RE sfE'GsS ss7s
LAUNDERETTE FOR SALE. BY own
sERvfS2 fh EHSsh sfAffos fH5S. with repair taeil-
tiles. located at $3.50 Lyinsston rd:
and wash stalls. Station doing good
gas gallonage. Excellent spot for
good operator. Small amount OF
1EGHv1si6S fsIfk s. HsF'asis. aS6 RADIO sTosE. of
ment and tools; reasonable. 3625
PAINTERS LADDERS. drop cloths.
brushes. paint, supplies. 1850 Chev:
truck; bargain price. GOODMAN
G1. EEALIxf SsYa 4a46 Lee hwy Arl:, s6 ya'
DELiCATESsEN, ultra modern, SHOP
ping center, 244 West Broad St,
Falls Church; long lease. reasonable
rent; fine location; wonderful op-
portuaity for experienced operator.
snoMn sq5ssantial I. cash ssso required. Call Mr.
MARYLAND iiHTH bA' fPissoSpiERry. fisSi modern
tourist court, s units, 5-rm. house
and bath, restaurant and club, on
Rte. gao, ia miles south Freder-
lex. Md, AZ miles from Wash. D.
CT; must sell, due to illness; no
trif1ers; will accept u down, carry
balance. owner. H. H. SUTTON.
SERVICE STATION and garage. Ar
lington; SIS mo. lease. Where can
you ind for $4,000 cash aud
small End trust q fully equipped
garage and going serv. sta. for such
price? Close in. Owner must
move on account Of health. J. Full
LER GROOM & CO., OK. or cH.
RESIDENCE AND BUSINESS PROP
erty in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.
Bungalow and six one-room- and-bath
with showeo apartments, COM
pletely furnished. The income should
permit satisfactory amortization of
investment and the central location
of the property should insure con-
slant increase in property values.
Write Box 2S, or phone Rehoboth
MODERN RESTAURANT business for
sale in Shenandoah Valley of Vir-
giria-u. S. Rt. II, 116 miles west
of Washington. D. C.-Fountain and
all fixtures almost new; used only 3
years. Business well established. IL
yrs successful operation. Gross,
S65,000 annually or better. Must
seen to be appreciated: Priced At
$4,000. Write J. c: WILSON Real
Estate Broker, Woodstock. Va.
Phone woodstock e21-F.14.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
HOUSES FURNISHED

CLEVELAND PARK. 1880 36th st.
nv: nv: 9 3,dn 6edrms baths; soE immediass
aREnR6oM pSiseislSn SSGS RiSeAIow En s9S ,5, bsms
lge. fenced yard: nr. bus and school;
Wheaton area. Call ewes. 7:30 to 8;
week end. IL to 8. 10. 5-2695;
CHEVY CHASE. near country club;
0f hSs lSasei AND SSos sAfhnss AP gas yard, sul
Sligo a3sS ,or, Hu. 4545. Sat. and
sfI. sIpnosf sfG.Is t'i bsdrRms; Rm redecorst.d.
furn;, Of good taste: refgr., range;
avail. s135 If leased. Lo. 5-3i22.
AVAIL. HOLIDAY sEAsoN-s-bedTm.
sPWlr PiS ba5oRATID sG 5ea III ws a.t.es.a a2 alss
corner house, 701 Division ave. ne.
BETHESDA AREA@Vacant, redec-
GRATED, modern brick home; 3 bed
rms; attached garage; 22-ft. liy.
Tm; with fireplace; S195 mo. OIL.
FOR MONTH OF DEC.-compietely
furnished, 3-bedrm., detached brick;
rent Tenta! price z,a incl utils; Arlington.
WELL FURN. 5-rm. and bath house,
ssto auto; gas ss,I's heat sarass aas lse. yard;
IN DESIRABLE PART of Battery
Park nr. Natl Health Institute OF
Health and Naval Medical Ctr;
attractively furn,; 8 bedrms,. 2
with twin beds; garage; oil h;:.w.
heal; Phone WI; 2496: -26
bedrms.: bath, shower; lge. liv.. rm.
din. rm., kit. and piano; util. furn.
! blk. to bus, 10 min. Pentagon,
Navy and downtown. CHI. 7o5s.
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOWS rms,
modern furniture; full bsmt.; nice
yard; garage; bet. Queenstown and
Maryland Univ; mr.. bus line; only
s135. PERRY HAY CO.. 81. 6242
PARK RD.-5-bedrm. home. COM
pletely furnished. Immediate pos
CONN. AVE. near ed
rm:. 2-bath home. completely fur
diate possession. s. r. MARTIN l.
cGpy,EEaNS fP,j Ess!ISrsj p1kk pH; 1see; rooms. ~
5sths: sss heat: eomplsssIs assdss' fur: u I:
81 H. Knox, ONCE Of ROBERT W.
SAVAGE ssgo 514 Union Trust Bldg.
ALExANDR1A-s bedrms., lge. liv.
rm., Colonial fireplace. din. rm..
equipped kit, full bsmt.. 1la baths.
oil heat, lge. yard. garden; " blk to
bus. Is min. to Pentagon; $3.50.
Ayasil. Dec. 9Th. Appt.. call ov.
W. HYATTsvILLE-cnr. brick ram
bier; bedrms.. rec. rm., garage;
Anchor fence; Queen Chapel shop
ping. Call Mr.. Lung. HI. 1868 with
THOS. L.. PHILLIPS).
WARDMAN PARK AREA, l blk. off
Conn. ave-; tapestry brk. cnr home,
bedrms. 3ls baths, rec. rm., b.-i.
garage: beautifully furn.: 1928 mo.
Call Mr.. Lung, HI. 1853 with
RTEfs THos' i H.pET pHIlLHpsli RTssinrNcr ,,,,-
pletely furn. 5-bedrms:, 3 baths;
o-BEDRM. CAPE COD BRICK, oil
nearby Va sl5o. OWNER. cH.
9O10 after 6 pm. -2S
HOME in beautiful Brookmont, 3
bedrms.. oil heat, yard; conv. transp.;
rent. $3.50 mo. OIL -6495. Is
BUNGALOW, 1900. Ravenswood .rd. ;
1a.s large tith. liy rp' ,edn din rm: Kitchen,
transp.; located in Riverdaie, near
DuNNE; Ho.. o7oo,
son. 8 bedrms.. tile bath, shower,
sSops;; $3.50. Nj; NJ. $685. q 0a'' SCHOOLS
Evening star., 1950-11-26

KENsINGTON, MD. 29O1 Jenning.
dr:-Modern detached home con
tanning bedrooms, living room
kitchen and dining space; we'll ar.
ranged and nicely furnished; pic.
ture window, porch. nice lot and
many other features; convenient
to TRANSPORTATION; rent, SI1O mo
B. F. SAUL CO., 925 18th st. NV,
OJnp o.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
HOUSES TO SHARE

LADY TO SHARE HOUSE in Hamp-
shire Knobs, Md; pvt. bedrm.. KIT.
pEivil; television. Bendix; $50 mo.
MIDDLE-AGED MAN share with an.
other man new bungalow: private
bedrm.; $40. 4s49 Branch ave. Sc.
2435 14th ST. N.E.-congenial lady
R..sonsb,e e snare s'ces can 'qle No Ssafm 1885
2 GIRLS TO SHARE 6-rm. house
bedrms.; Georgetown; with
others; excel. transp. OR. 1899.
NICELY FURNISHED. newly deco
couple Phone cH. 039S. .
FREE RENT-1n exchange for child
care and lightkeeping duty. DE.
Evening star., 1950-11-26

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Beautifully furn., 4-bedrm., 2-bath
house: auto. oil heat and double
car garage. Please phone MR.
SLAYBAUGH, WI. 3527. 40
Evening star., 1950-11-26
NORTHWEST COOP
Own Your Own Apt. Home

The following are 4 good examples
Of the wide variety Of apis operat-
ing successfully under our coop
plan. from which you may choose
a home with confidence.
One block from Conn. ave. on Porter
nm. Kit. dinette, hail and bath for
S10,75o: Occupancy Dec. L.
Corner Southern ave. and Suitland
I'd. D. c.. ideal for Census Bureau
only 20 minis. to downtown wash
Bldg. less than 3 yrs. old: compl.,
modern 2-bedrm. apts. from S10,-
100. reas. cash and monthly.
Live for S1620 mo. 3-rm and bath
apt. at Sc New York ave. NV. Exc
Investment. Price only $500.
A Broadmoor value-A complete apt
home with, foyer. liv. rm.. kit. d.
nette. porch. 2 bedrms. and 2 baths
for only $4,000. Monthly pay
ment less than rent. For details
and appt. to inspect call RE. 1915
or RE. 1749.
EDMUND J. FLYNN
(Co-op. Apt. Plan Authority
GinAA fd0nN
Evening star., 1950-11-26

1914 LEGATION ST. NV.
Completely renovated, 6 rms, bath,
maids rm. and "a bath in bsmt.,
partly furn.. gas h.-w.h.. Servel
refge. MILTON F. RUPERT, 1911