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Evening star., 1950-08-10
Mats Muscle In
On Flag Race for
Next Two Weeks
Take on ; Contenders;
ScoreIess Skein Ends,
But AS Win in 18th
By Burton Hawkins

Starting tonight and continu-
ing for two weeks, the Mats hook
onto the pennant parade. They're
struggling along, commanding lit
tie attention, but with IS success
sive games coming up against
flag minded Boston, New YORK
and Cleveland their doings be-
come of top interest to all first
division inhabitants.
The Red Sox, invading Griffith
Stadium for a tWilight-night dou-
ble-header tonight are seven
games off the pace of the leading
Tigers. The Red Sox will play
80 of their next 36 games against
second division clubs, though, and
will be paying particular atten-
ton to the Mats, their foes in 10
of those games. There are five
games in the current series, which
ends Sunday.
The Mats take a four game
losing streak into the twilight
game as the result of blowing a
7-6 decision to the Athletics in II
innings last night at Philadelphia.
Kuzava and Bearden Start.
Manager Bucky Harris is hop
ing Bob Kuzava and Gene Beard
en- will haul the Mats out of their
slump, but against Boston's Will
lard Nixon and Walter Master
son, Washington will require more
sustained socking than they've
been delivering lately.
The Mats have scored in only
one inning of their last 90, pour.
ing six runs across the plate in
the seventh inning last night to
grasp a 6-5 lead. Eddie Joost
locked the score with an eighth
inning homer off Mickey Harris
and with two out and the bases
filled in the 18th, Joe Upton
singled across Sam Chapman
from third with the winning run.
The Mats manager has occas-
sion to be concerned over the
clubs light hitting. Cass Mich
aels' two-run homer in the seventh
snapped a string of "a scoreless
innings. but that inning was
launched in luck when Mickey
Vernon's grounder hoped over
First Baseman Ferris Fain's glove.
The biggest blow of the inning,
a base-clearing double by Gil
Coan, merely was a pop fly to
short left, which Shortstop Eddie
Joost got his glove on but couldn' t
(See MATS, Page CD
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Eagles 74I2-Pomt Fovorites
|Over ALL Stars Tomorrow Niqht
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Aug. 10.-The Phil
adelphia Eagles came into Chi
cago today ready for their Sol
dier Field battle tomorrow night
with the College All Stars.
Coach Greasy Neale and his
squad of As will stage a final
dress rehearsal under the Soldier
Field lights tonight for the game
against what is touted as one of
the best college squads ever as
sembled Though these same pro
champions Shellacked the COL
legians last year, $50, in the 18th
annual All-Star classic, the Eagles
today were quoted as favoriteS by
l4l2 points.
The Eagles were given a set
back when Neale announced yes
terday before leaving their Grand
Rapids (Minn) training camp
that Pat McHugh, ace pass de-
fender, is definitely out of tomor-
rows battle because of an aggra-
waited knee injury.
Meanwhile, in their camp at
ST. Johns Military Academy
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Game TeIevised

The All-Star game will be
televised and broadcast. 1t
can be seen over WTOP-TV,
Channel 9, and heard over
station WEAM, 1890 kilo-
cycles. Both programs start
at $50 pm. Columbia is
handling the television and
Mutual the broadcast.
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Larry Dolby Hits Nine Homers
In II Games Since |Beoninq'

in a hospital getting over the ef-
fects of the beaning, Dolby re-
turned to the lineup July % and
Immediately went to work on the
pitchers.
He drove in three runs with a
homer and two singles against
Boston that night. Another hom-
er with two on won a 6-5 game
from the Red Sox two nights
later.
On August 8, Dolby reached
(See DOBY. Page C-3)
Evening star., 1950-08-10

Delafield, Wis. Head Coach Ed
die Anderson planned to send his
so collegians through a final briet
drill today. They will come here
tomorrow morning.
Although DR.. Anderson's squad
is loaded with talent from Notra
Dame, Michigan, Minnesota and
other big name football schools
the All Stars coach also is pleased
with the training camp showings
of many from the smaller schools
That Bob McChesney from
(See ALLrSTAR GAME. Pc. C-5.
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Insurance
backs2Macks
In A'sP Purchase
Roy and Earle to Buy
Controlling Interest
With Compony's Aid
By the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. TO-
Connie Mack's two older sons, Roy
and Earle, announced today they
will buy controlling interest in
the Athletics with the financial
backing of the Connecticut Cen
eral Life Insurance Co.
They will buy all outstanding
stock except that held by their
87-year-old father, Connie Mack.
Roy and Earle had disclosed
10 days ago that they hold options
on stock owned by their step
brother, Connie Mack, jr.. and
the heirs of Benjamin F. and
Thomas Shibe. who were partners
with Connie Mack in establishing
the club so years ago.
The extent of the life Insurance
firms participation in the deal
was not revealed in brief formal
statement issued by the brothers
through their attorney J. Chan
ming Ellery.
Baseball sources here said they
knew of no previous instance in
which a life insurance firm in
vested in a major league baseball
franchise.
Additional working capital will
be procured to build up the team, !"
the statement said.
Connie Mack. ST.. will remain
as manager of the team and as
stockholder. Both Roy and Earle
have said they want their father
to continue as manager "as long
as he wants to-"
Connie Mack, jr., his mother,
Mrs. Connie Mack, ST., and the
Shibe heirs now own 872 of the
1900 shares of stock. Roy and
Earle Mack said they Intend to
exercise the option" to purchase
this stock.
Reported Price. $500, 900.
The reported price of the stock
is $1,8O0.00O, or about S2,O64 a
share.
OF the remaining 628 shares
Connie Mack, ST., is believed to
own 300, with the other 328
divided between Roy and Earle.
They are sons of the first Mrs.
Mack. who died many years ago.
Under terms of the option
agreement, Roy and Earle had 80
days to decide whether they would
buy. and an additional As days
to complete the transaction.
Connie Mack, jr., said at the
time that he and others yielded
to seniority" in granting Roy and
Earle the first purchase option,
but that they would have the right
to buy at the same figure in the
event Roy and Earle did not act.
Connie, jr., also had empha-
sized that he wanted his father
to continue as manager, and de-
MED reports that there had been
disagreement between him and
the 87-year-old Connie, ST..
Disputes Among Brothers.
But there has been no secret
about disputes within the family,
most especially between young
Connie and Roy and Earle.
This first broke into the open
last fall when young Connie and
the Shibe heirs, acting as ma
jority stockholders, fired Coaches
Al Simmons and Earle Brucker in
move that was a surprise even
to Connie, ST.
Jimmy Dykes and Mickey
Cochrane were hired as coaches
and Cochrane later was given the
title of general manager. De-
spite these shifts, and several
costly player deals, the AS faded
quickly as the season got under
Continued on Page C-5. Col. ~
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Voiqt Is the Yordstick for D. c. Golfers

Browne Vogt argument isn't Vogt boosters
point superior national and international record
member of Walker Cup teams Metropolitan and North
South Champion British and National Amateur semi
nalst and his streak of At consecutive tournament golf
matches that extended two years.
the Brownell adherents stick with Bobbys
poentiaities his precision shomakng brilliant work with
puer and like Vogt his uninchng under They
insist Bobby hasn't fault his only weakness being lack
of power.
there the Mackenzie Like Voigt Roland
established Walker Cup performer medals and semi
naist in the National His greatest golf played
amateur in the professional ranks he didn't attain
comparable ranking Now he's gentleman farmer weekend
golfer In 1948 Mackenzie renStated amateur the
just years victory
same tournament.
This business gets complicated however because you see
it's triangle all Between the Voigt-
and Browne there kable pigeontoed guy by the
name of Harry G. Pitt who everything in town. Nobody
has matched his feat of winning both the Chevy Chase
Baltimore Country Club Invitations three years running despite
ahem imported talent brought in stop him.
There Was Pitt, Peacock and Rippy
You'd be for the if you mentioned
Club that Pitt the all time
Miller STEVENSON and after him Roger Peacock There
golfers Washington who will forever that
his amateur peak was en- route to one of the games most
brilliant
Claude Rippy, like Vogt BrowneH lightweight has
hackers who today would match him against anybody the
top four five for amount Ralph Bogart
recent following despite Browne
Ralph hardly matches BobbyS record.
Browne, slender, balding early a Hope
has been winning golf tournaments for years
tournament in this section taken the
District times four in succession He has
qualified for the National Amateur eight times has beaten
British and American Walker Cup players the
Brownes only teacher George Dffenbaugh who gave
him the punch shot that Bobby with authority
He won all the routine shooboy and junior
growing up and was District Amateur champion at IS.
Letter From j. Edgar Stopped Him
Bobby broke his leg in scrimmage 1870
but the next year he made his major won the
Southern Intercollegiate Middle Atlantic Amateur
Open with record that still stands he pointing
Tor the National Amateur in Omaha. Every golf follower
washington was getting on the bandwagon for that
But week before the Amateur received his FBI
appointment and for five he stranger to golf He
picked 1t up again in 46 apparently sharp
winning golf tournaments is good for his business
but his wife three children and home
important and golf gets the time over But he
continues to add to his brilliant sectional
Skip Alexander BobbyS gong buddy Duke and George
Fazo both are admirers of Brownes gong talent
have wondered out loud he has power stamina for
the big time Cary Mddecof gave Brownel the answer to
that Il wasn't strong and couldn't hit very
When started playing pro golf for living he told Bobby
But learn much that tour shots and
you're playing much you find didn't you
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston at Washington (2) ttwi-night)-
Nixon GID and Masterson 4-4 VS..
kuzsya GO and Bearden q-4,,
(6-13) VS.. Lopat 03-6).
Detroit at Chicago C2)-Newhouser
do vs.. SHO Hoicombe ] ]tA C2-D and nd Gum Gum
pert (5-5.
Cleveland at st. Louis tnight)-Lemon
G7-5) VS.. Dorish t4-9).
Evening star., 1950-08-10

OF 7US IN the SectlonaI qualifying roundS at
Woodholme, the best score of the day by
six shots.
Brownell tucked the bronze medal in his
pocket, told the committee that business COM
mitmentS prevented a Minneapolis appear
ance, and went home. He scarcely made the
last step out of the locker room when the
players who trailed him by 6 to 19 shots
started talking about him. Bobby would have
been flattered by what they were saying.
Maury Nee, championship flight con-
tender for Is years, said, There goes the
greatest amateur golfer Washington has ever
turned out Earl Skinker Charley Price Karl
Evening star., 1950-08-10

TWO out when winning run scored.
Washington --- 600 600 500 0O-6
Philadelphia 40l 600 0l0 OIL
Dente, Grasso. Joost co. Lehner Chap
man t2), Fain, Hitchcock. Errors-None.
Runs batted in-Chapman, Hitchcock (3),
Wahl Jost. Upton MichaelS (2), Coan
CD, Noren. Two-base hits--Wahl. Vernon,
Joost Coan. Three-base hits-Hitchcock,
Noren, Chapman Home runs-Michaels,
Hooper. Double play-Hitchcock to Fain
TO Joost., Left on washington, =;
Philadelphia. IA. Bases on ballS-Of Wyse,
/ of Singleton, .; off Harris, A. Struck out
by Wyse. ;; by Hooper. :; by Marrero, |;
6 in . innings; off Sima. . in 4 innings
off Singleton, o IN o inning [pitched to
two batters) of Harris, in 423 innings:
off Wyse, is 62s innings; off Hooper. 3
in 4is innings. Winning pitcher-Hooper
Q1-D. Losing pitcher-Harris t5-6).
Time-2;41 Attendance 055.
Evening star., 1950-08-10

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn at Boston (night)-Roe Q4-7)
VS.. Sain G6-D.
New York at Philadelphia Cnisht)-
Jansen 13-0 VS.. Church (5-2)
Chicago at Pittsburgh (night)-Rust
(9-l4) or Schmitz (9-10) VS.. Werle (6-9)
(Only games scheduled
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Mobile, o. Memphis, ..
Other games postponed.
Evening star., 1950-08-10
SPORTS
Kuzava and Beaden Face Red Sox in Twilight
Win, Lose, or Draw
By MERRELL WHITTLESEY
3rowneII an Uncrowned Champion?

Bobby Brownels decision pass up National Amateur
golf championship next week in Minneapolis lucky break
three players he would have At least
the sentiment Baltimore after Bobbys brilliant pair
Evening star., 1950-08-10
EASTERN LEAGUE.

EASTERN LEAGUE.
game IL innings.
Hartford. 2-4: Bingham ton. Is (frst
Williamsport. 3; Wilkes-Rarre. 4.
Utica. IL; Albany. s.
Elmira, II; Scrant 9
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo, IL; st. Paul 0-S
Columbus, S-14; Minneapolis, 7-6.
Kansas City, Z: Louisville, 5.
indianapolis, 6; Milwaukee, ).
Evening star., 1950-08-10

Keerman several others splitting bottle of beer
and somebody sad You including George Voigt Nee
said including anybody Voig Roland Mackenzie and
the Others
"Il forget day playing Bobby in the school
boy championship Nee continued Il pretty big for my
and Bobby little was up with four to play
Going 18th felt little sorry for him. pated him
Sonny shorten that backSwing think
you'll did, he squared the match the
18th holes Maury hasn't forgotten either
waloped him, and g. in the District Amateur
Foy,
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Major League Standings and Schedules
AMERICAN
Results Yesterday,

Results Yesterday.
Phils Z; Wash. 6 III
innings).
New York. .: Boston, ]
Detroit. 8; Chicago. 3.
Cleve.. As; st. L.. $40
Games Today
Bost. at Wash. C2). $50
Cleve. at St.. Louis I'M.
Detroit at Chicago C2).
Phila. at New York
Games Tomorrow.
Boston at Wash. $50.
Cleve. at Chi. (n).
Det at st. L. %, t-n).
Phila. at New York (n)
Evening star., 1950-08-10
As, 7; Mats, 6

Totals ~ 1lf32 l.. Totals 43 l2 SO |
Planned for Sima in 7th.
1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Games TnmOrrnM.
NATIONAL
Games TSAay

Phila.. 5; Bklyn., 4.
Boston = New York. 2
St. -. At Pttt1. Min.
tJnfy games 81 teduled.
Evening star., 1950-08-10

Bklyn. at Boston (n).
Chicago at Pitts. (n).
New York at Phila. IND
Only games scheduled.
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Games Tomorrow.

Bklyn. at Boston (n).
New York at Phila (nl.
Chicago at Pitts. (n).
St. Louis at Cinci. (n).
Evening star., 1950-08-10

(see ALL-STAR GAME, Pg. c-5.)
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(See MATS, Page CD
Evening star., 1950-01-14
LONG BRANCH APIS

New freproof, garden-type: avail.
able Immediately: bedrooms.
living room dinette kit bath. Vene.
tian blinds. by-passing closet doors
kit exhaust fans. laundry and stor-
age space. Streets paved. Complete
shopping and theater facilities with.
sol per mo-. incl. utilities. Veterans
preference. Piney Branch rd and
Old Bladensburg rd., Silver Spring.
Nd. Apply rental ONCE, rear s7O6
Old Bladersburg I'd. JU 7-6731
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HOME REALTY CO.

80 I'd. ave. INV. I'd
NEWTON PL. NV
S100 down m payment, avn $50 ON monthly
TIA 51T4 -17
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COLORED
~ LANG PL. NE.

OPEN SUN, To
In immaculate cond.; 3 lovely bed.
rms. cedar closet and bath on Ind
f.: liv. rm. din. rm., de luxe kit.
first A.: beautiful apt. in bsmt,,
tiled f., S-ft. GE refgr. Call Mr..
Adams, LOWRY &, MELTON, SH.
a30O, ewes GE onS4 is
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.
APARTMENTS WANTED

SlNGLE, reliable young man, perma-
nsst .t, Government employe. ur-
efficiency or 1-bedroom apt with
kitchen in apt. house, NV. section;
excellent references. Box 302-S,
NE, Mr.. Brentwood Village or Wood
ridge; young empl. cple. desires l,
2-oedrm. unfurn. apt HU. 9109:
FAMILY OF OF 3 EMPL. ADULTS, =
turn. or unfurn.. 3-bedrm. apt. or
rql mouse; Som N conVen: NV area. Call
DccToR s 5SsO desi4es assf1 s$9 sbedroom sm uhur
Hosp. DR.. TRUsLoW. Or. 1000.
YOUNG COUPLE wants 1-bedrm.
apt. furn; or unfurn.; rent. $50
weekdays; after l pm, Sat. and Sun.
BEING MARRIED sooN-Young Gov.
prof. couple needs L or . bedrm.
apt. unturn.; reas.; NV. CO. 1907.
. SETTLED EMPL. SISTERS desire
unia. uniurn. 1-bedroom apt; reas. Ho.
JUST MARRIED-Need furn. or r. un-
furn. apt, NV; both employed. best
.pT TsfeTenGes. eT SS oSSaalnl Sall No; 5o5s; 10.
ar l. bLDG. ONLf-One-Dedro un-
iurnlshed pngn apartment. Brandywine
wAST1ED-Furn. apt, 1 bedrmi, IA kit.
and pvt. bath for . young men, on
10Th st. NV, bet. 1000 and 5000
6l block &. o!Call FIX. $3.50, Ext. 6o3,
YoUNG Nc vETERAN SIaE; Ess and ana wife mo chill
drenl desire furnished 1-bedrm.. liv-
ing rm:. KITCHEN and private bath by
January 90 Maximum $40 per
mon month r. PEeferabiy sS in apt. building
UNFURNisHBD. 1-bedrm. apt. vicin-
ity. G. W. University, . men grad
9ate students, $75 to Ss5. Wo.
FURSisHED APT. wanted, . mns nurses
An Al eficiency apt. with pvt. bath,
sfcHARDsoS' ElSs sftE Sah wo' sss7. M MISS
WANTED BACHELOR APT, by Feb,
|: Call MISS ROLL. GE. 44o3' IL
DESPERATE for a 2-bedrm. apt. or OF
house, unfurn., couple and working
S15: Call Ho. s723, ~I5
UNFURNISHED 1-bedrm. or efficiency
sstnrosv sstsr p;m snd Sseekdsys sha.Hy or all DAY
TWo-BEDROOM APT. unfurn., kit,
reasonable, AP. 22s5.
LANGUAGE instructor. State Dept,
desires furn. 1-bedrm. apt, best
NV. section; modern bldg; no shar-
ing; max, S125. 1 to s pm,
DU. $3.50, MISS sTUpEMuND.
TWO BEDROOM unfurnished apart
ment in apt. bldg; 500 maximum;
near Transportation. Saturday, cali
ME. 0976; Sun, RE. 1901, Ext. sol.
QUIET COUPLE desire furn. room
with kitchen, in suburban Md.
Reasonably priced. HI. 9OS6. 49,
APT. suitable for
4 adults: in NV. section. Call MISS
CAROL, RA 1877. l5s
FOREIGN SERVICE OFFICER on
temp orary detail D. c., desires furn.
tWo-bedroom apt. or house with
conv. transp. New, State Bldg,
Jan. 20 to Mar. 90. Box 35-V, Star.
REGISTERED NURSES desire fur
nished apt, near GEORGETOWN Hosp.
Call ST. 1862 between 8 and .. l5s
BEDROOM. private bath, unfurn.
apt. wanted by Feb. l; l child:
approx. sos. AK. 6s77. 15'
employe, wife, desire
Broom furn. apt pvt. bath; no
children, no pets DE, 6542 49,
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HOUSES UkFURNlsHED

AZ n. J. AVE. Sc, n; Capitol
newly painted and papered through
out; immed. poss. MA. 6433: ewes.
OFF 81 sHiRLEY Hill HwY.-Brick. 31s q Bed
rm.,, fully equip. kit, scr. porch. fin.
bsmt.; lge. lot: Just redec. compl. !;
8 minis. to Pentagon, Is minis. to
central D. e: $40: CHI. 67O6.
NEARBY MARYLAND-Comfo
brick home with, lovely grounds: 8
ss1pENsfissER saTfSs I'll hfs' sesltor aysl Feb WI
5-RM. BRICK-Full basement, rec.
rm. s2S 51st st. Sc. Call vi. 1888.
5-RM. BUNGALOW in very nice iS Sec
1o5 IRoouoIs aS Sa Va WxY 9sio Forest Heirhts
galow: 2 bedrms., full bsmt. and
attic, oil heat; large yard: newly
haos tien' cali S3T TR 74i7 Il ne For ls in1ps''
heat; children Welcome; 500 mo.
Al; 1923 for appointment. 15.
Alex, vacant, immediate occupancy.
2 bedrms.. bath, oil burner, / car
gsrass; rent s1as mo; ,,lc Cal Comm.
Du. 1884 Ewes, GE: 1908.
bedrooms. large front room, dinette.
kitchen, gas h.-a.h., artificial flre-
1908 3th ST. N.W.-Row brick. 6
rms, bath, front and rear porches,
Lear garage. h;.w.h.; will be put in
month. HENRY J. ROBE, INC, 1O24
vermSns Yer s,n, ave ven n;yi ~ bio pi sl4l eyes
MODERN 4-room house, Rockland
Village: Chantilly;, Va; oil heat.
bath, fireplace, full basement, elec-
trio stove, stationary tubs in cellar
$75 month. Call Fairfax 205-J-3.
RIvERDALE-Eight rms. and bath,
h.-w. heat. oil burner; layatory in
bsmt.: S110 mo. o. B. ZANTZINGER,
Jr., WA. 1919.
NO. ARLINGTON, bungalow. 5 rooms
and bath; l block from bus. can
be seen any time. b13S N. 9th st.
lis
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APIS. uNEURNIsHEp lcont.

1874 a5th ST. N.W.-Unfurn., 8
Share bath; $40 mo. DE. 59s9.
400 EAST MONTGOMERY AVE,
Rockville, Md.-Living rm., bedrm.,
kit, bath; clean. During day, except
Sun, Rockville 21O2; Sun. and ewes,
RECREATION RIM. APT, cons. liv.
rm. 33xl5. bedrm. 14x14. kit, bath
all utils; furn;; pvt. entr.; ample
light and ventilation; $50 mo. 1912
o st. Sc. HI. 1896. -l5
TAKOMA PK.-Completely pvt, 81
rm., 1st-h. apt. with frepl. in liv.
rm.; nr. shopping center, bus al
door; adults preferred; available by
Feb. ]. 81. 9146, 30
3 RMS. AND BATH. in pvt. home,
Hyattsville; on busline. Call UN.
Rockville MD.-one s-rm., kit.
and bath; one arm. kit. and bath:
heat hot water furn. Rockville
ROCKVILLE - Two rooms. utilities
asIi 18th FL. S.E.m3 rms. rms and
bath; util, furn.; vacant. Open
QUEENSTOWN APARTMENTS.
We have a few desirable apts. con-
sisting of living room, dinette. kitch-
en-, bath and , bedrooms. All good
size. size rooms $3.50 per month,
on premises. See Resident Manaeer,
or call H. G. sMITHY CO, ST.
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OPEN ] TO 5 SUNDAY
1874 INGLESIDE TERRACE
Vacant. New house condition. Beau
tlful 6-room. semidet brick home.
Must be seen to be appreciated. 3
large bedrmS., 1SX22 liv. rm. with
firepl.. family size din. rm., newly
equipped kit, full bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.,
large concrete porch. Call Mr.. Do
browolski.
Elk. Alb: ewes. and Sun. 81. s066.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NAVAL hog;. % OFFICER ICE, needs .rn!n, anfurn;
or pets. Sligo 4722. -15
ARMY OFFICER. wife and 2 girls
desire , or 3 bedrm. unfurn. house
mr.. Walter Reed or nearby Md. by
Feb; lst. SH; 6713. Ia
suburban area. UP to S115. OIL.
21SS. -16
FURN. OR UNFURN. HOUSE or apt,
In In D; G. mother and 2 children.
LOCAL GROUP WILL PAY $500
more or less monthly for. fine un-
furnished residence located west Of
18th ST.: must. have huge rm.
or . rms. adjoining for social ac-
tivities and meetings. Spacious
dignif1ed quarters desired. Call MR..
DIXON at ST. 700 Broker 10
REAR ADMIRAL, Danish Embassy.
desires prior March /, unfurn. house.
"a bedrms.. Spring Valley or other
? adult daughters. Telephone week
days. Du. 1888; Sun, EN-. s3l9.
SALES ENGINEER. wife. . children,
want o. 3 bedroom house in or
about, Shirlinston,. Beverly, Hills or
PENTAGoN OFFICER desires Quiet
two. or three bedroom house with
yard. Convenient to work and ele-
mentary school. Priced under $3.50
coMpR 5aITasa RICE q a. Slo9 lsss shiufn,ihed Is
GOVT. ATTY. desires unfurn. house
or 2-3 bedrm. apt, NV. or Md. Feb
l; $115 max. NO. 1907 after 7. Is.
AIR FORCE OFFICER. permanent.
wants row house. vicinity Glover
Park or Arlington; 3-4 bedrooms. 2
baths. recreation room; two grown
children: Sl25 month; lease MI.
4444, Apt. 305. 15s
Ty ENGR. desires ga bedrm. house,
1sh' 1nfurn' with bsmt;; vic; Falls
COMDR. AND WIFE desire unfurn.
mouse; min. . b.r.. Ia baths; N.
Arl.: no children or pets. OK.
2415: 8 ANA pm. 49,
COLORED GOVT. EMPL. and family
wants to lease for l yr. s or Z rm.
house; max. S135 mo. no. 445s.