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Evening star., 1950-08-15
RemodeIed Bel Air
Track Opens To-Day
Meeting Tomorrow
LITTLE SPORT
Special Dispateh 10 The Stor

BEL AIR, Md, Aug. 15.-The
racing plant at the Bel Air race
track has been remodeled for the
Today meeting starting tomor-
row. Post time is o'clock (EDT) .
Baltimore and Ohio trains will
leave Union Station in Washing
ton at HAS am.
Most noticeable improvement is
removal of the old SteeplechaSe
track in the infield, which has
been used seldom in recent years.
A boXWood- lined grass infield has
replaced the SteeplechaSe course
and it is planned to run one fiat
race on the turf each program.
Another improvement was con-
struction of a large reservoir to
supply water to keep down dust on
dry days.
Many leading stables from the
minor league circuit have been at
tracted to Bel Air, and in addition
a number of large stables have
shipped colorbearers from the big
apples" of New Jersey. Bob Duffy,
superintendent of stalls, estimates
that Racing Secretary Ty Shea
will have 800 thoroughbreds from
u,Ioinl, RI cbooca for his T1r0pran1S
G. Ray Bryson, managing direc-
tor of the track, says total OF
S82 800 will be distributed in
purses during the Today meeting.
He expects the decrease in wager
ing that has taken place through
out the country to continue at
Bel Air but has decided to keep
the minimum purse at $1,000, the
same as at former meetings. Fea-
ture races will carry larger purses.
Evening star., 1950-08-15
BY Lewis T. Atchison
Special Stoff Correspondent

LOS ANGELES, Aug. IS. A
couple of weeks at Twentieth
Century-Fox movie studios haven't
changed Ben Hogan. National
Open golf champion. He still
dresses rather quietly for Holly
wood, wearing the familiar neat,
checkered shirts rather than the
shrieking tablecloths the male spe-
cies here goes in for.
Hogan is serving as technical
advisor on the celluloid story OF
his life, Follow The SUM-" and as
such still looks very much like the
National Open champion. Movie
technique still is a blind bogey for
him, but he's an authority on the
life and habits of Ben Hogan.
Vincent x. Flaherty. former
Washington sports columnist now
operating out of Los Angeles. was
giving Ben few pointers on golf
when we intruded. Why, we
asked, isn't Hogan playing him
.self in the picture. That was just
= two-foot putt for the champ.
Ben to Hit All Long Shots.
"They don't want to take a
chance on a 50 million mistake
With mel don't know anything
about play-acting - and I don't
blame them" he explained. But
I'll hit all the long shots in the
picture - anytime you see one
that'll be me in person. I don't
know what they'll do on the
shorter ones. unless they cut off
Glenn Ford'S head and paste on
mine. but they know how to han
die it,"
Ford, as you may have guessed,
will play Hogan's role. Anne Bax-
ter will play Mrs. Hogan.
Next we wanted to know how
cinema bigwigs hit on the title,
which didn't seem to have any
meaning or any connection with
Hogan'S life.
Sam Engel, the producer, ac-
tually came up with the title in a
remark to Director Sidney Lam
field. who was trying to sell him
the idea for the movie. Lanfield
Evening star., 1950-08-15
Legion Baseball Title
Is Won by Bunker Hill;
Sonny Wise Fans 13

Bunker Hill is the District
American Legion baseball cham
pion and will represent Washing
ton in the regional tournament at
Fairmont, w. Va, starting Sunday.
Sonny Wise struck out 13 as
Bunker Hill beat Fort Stevens, 6-1,
at Fairlawn diamond yesterday to
win the city title. Fort Stevens
grabbed a one-run lead in the
second but two Bunker Hill runs
in the fifth and four in the eighth
clinched the championship.
Washington Boys Club tram
pied Silver Spring Elks, 14-0. on
the Ellipse to tie the Elks for the
second-half championship in the
National Capital Junior League.
The two teams will meet again
this afternoon at 5 o'clock on the
East Ellipse to decide who will
play Legion Post 139. flrst-half
champions. in a three-game series
starting Wednesday. for the title.
Marve Shoemaker pitched
hitter for the Boys Club yes
terday. Eddie Claxton raped out
a triple and four singles for the
winners.
FBI overwhelmed the Gas Co.,
1872, in a Departmental League
game on the South Ellipse. Ed
Bahlow, FBI first baseman, hit
a home-run and three singles and
Jim McCabe, FBI shortstop,
batted in five runs.
The D. c. Firemen journeyed
to Quantico to give the Marines
tight battle before losing 7-5
1t was the 93d victory Of the
season for Quantico and their
26th straight. Hurler Jim Pope
won his 26th game.
Evening star., 1950-08-15
BY the ASsociotsd Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Tom
Brown of San Francisco has a
chance to be a hero when the
American tennis team seeks to
retain the Davis Cup against Aus
tralia at Forest Hills, August 1927.
Brown and three veterans of the
international classic were named
yesterday for the four berths on
the squad. AS expected, the others
nominated by the Cup Selection
Committee were Ted Schroeder of
La Crescenta, Calf: Gardnar
Mulloy of Coral Gables, Fla, and
Billy Talbert of New York.
A sprained right ankle kept
Bulge Patty, the Wimbledon
champion. from making the team,
according to John H. Bishop,
chairman of the committee.
Brown. whose only ranking
among the Nations top 10 was in
1916 when he was placed fourth,
never has played a Davis Cup
match. He was on the squad which
brought the trophy back from
Australia in 1916 but illness kept
him from competing.
That same year, Tom was run
ner-up in the National singles and
took the Wimbledon doubles
crown with Jack Kramer. In
1947, he was a finalist at Wimble-
don.
Schroeder has been on the Davis
Cup team every time since the
war and never has lost a match
in that competition. Ted SAID
Sunday that the cup play will be
his last tournament this season
Mulloy and Talbert won the
doubles in Davis Cup play in 194e
and lost f1ve-Setter to Australia S
Jack Bromwich and Billy Sidwell
year ago.
Australia, whose challenge
round team has not been an
nounced, lost to the United States
in all four meetings since the in
ternational classic was resumed
after the war. Last season, the
AusSies could only take the dou-
bleS, losing Al.
Evening star., 1950-08-15
Funk TO Play Carpousis
Today for Tennis Title

Third-seeded Richard Funk and
unseeded DR.. Aris Carpousis will
meet in the finals of the Arlington
Recreation Department tennis
tournament at 6 o'clock this aft
ernoon at Four-Mile Run Play
ground.
They advanced by eliminating
the top-seeded players yesterday.
Carpousis. who defeated fourth
seeded Harry Green, Sunday, con-
Vinued to surprise by beating
Russell Fessenden, seeded No. 2,
60, 6-3, 6-1.
Funk. ex-VPI netman, who lost
in the semifinals last year, ad-
vanced by beating Maj. R. M.
Williams of the British army,
seeded No. l. 6-3, Ga, Ga.
Evening star., 1950-08-15
Stagg, S6 tomorrow,
Plans 61st Season
BY the Associated Press

STOCKTON. Calf. Aug. Is
Amos Alonzo Stagg will celebrate
his 88th birthday tomorroW-look-
ing ahead to his 61st consecutive
year of coaching college football.
Within two weeks Mr.. Stagg
plans to report to Susquehanna
University to assist his son, Amos
Alonzo, jr. 1t will be his fourth
season at the small Lutheran
school in Selinsgrove. Pa.
Mr.. Stagg, dean of football men
tors, started at Springfield MASS
College in 1890 Then he moved
to the University of Chicago in
1892 for 4-year stretch, followed
by IA years at the College of the
Pacific here.
Evening star., 1950-08-15

tually W a S
groomed for the
role. ironically,
by frankie Fill
chock. one of a
number of po-
tential success
sors Baugh out
lasted. Filchock
helped Coach
Clyde S m i t h
during spring
practice at In
diana and Sc
bek says he
learned a lot
from him
Evening star., 1950-08-15

Sebek says Filchock showed
him how to handle the ball ma
turally, gave him tips on his
stance and some advice on
strategy. Nick still has trouble
with his feet on defense-stands
flat-footed and frequently is
caught off balance by a sharp
cutting back. Nor has he mas
Evening star., 1950-08-15

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Stan
Musial of the Cardinals holds a
lead over Brooklyn's
Jackie Robinson in the National
League batting derby through
games of last Sunday.
Musial. for the third straight
week, is hitting .361. The st.
Louis slugger has carved out 141
hits-the most in the league in
391 at bats. He also tops the
field in doubles, with "a.
Robinson, on the other hand,
saw his average dip again, this
time II points to .348. Two weeks
ago the defending champion was
leading at .370. That's 22-
point drop.
The 10 leading batters:
Evening star., 1950-08-15
Girqosion-Bios Net Tilt
Tops Government Slate

Sosie Girgosian and Clara Bias,
seeded first and second, in the
Government Employees ~ tennis
tournament. will play for the
women's singles title at 6 pm. to-
day on the Rock Greek courts.
Other pairings:
Mems singles (quarter-hnals), 4 pm
Bill Clifford VS.. George Souillacote.
Mems doubles (auarter-finals). PIN
Clifford and Ted Burwell VS.. Ernest In
gram and Dom Bent, Arnold Kotz and
Frank Arlington VS.. William Brister and
Leo Kolodny.
Evening star., 1950-08-15

. c II Guy,
Md. have been good for this
terrific fighting game fish. While
I was hunting Marlin along the
Jersey coast last week, Ocean
City was slaughtering them. The
old remark still holds true, THE
best place to fish is where they're
biting"
Try to go to the Chesapeake Bay
Fishing Fair being held Aug. 1S-
1920, Crisfield, Md. Prizes galore;
you're sure to have a good time.
For tops in Tackle, it's Mills Co.,
9th & E SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1950-08-15

r e d u C e d by
placing the pa
tient in the hot
sun for several
hours. " I can't
help e cling
how true this
is after my re-
c e n t fruitleSs
trip hunting
White Marlin.
However, if you
are a deep sea
Sportsman the
re suits at
Evening star., 1950-08-15
St. Teresa Ties for Lead

st. Teresa moved into a first
place tie with st. Francis de Sales
in the CYO Baseball League yes
terday by defeating the latter, So,
at AnacoStia. Don Beall was the
big hitter for st. Teresa with two
triples.
Evening star., 1950-08-15
Cubs, 7; Cards, 6
Totals 35 Ok % 10 Totals SO IL 81 l6
X-Two out when winning run scored.
iy,

Totals 35 Ok 20 10 Totals SO II 81 16
XTwo out when winning run scored.
'Ran for owen in 9th.
+Singled for Wander Nicer in 9th.
sStruck out for Terwilliger in 9th.
ST. Louis ---.--- 900 200 220-6
Chicago 900 002 002 OLE
Runs-SchoendienSt, Musial Marion,
Nelson 90. D; Rice, Terwilliger. Borkow-
ski, Pafko CD; Verban, Lade, .Jeffcoat.
Error-Borkowski Run batted in-Bor-
kowski, Ward 90, Serena, Smalley. Pafko,
Slaughter, Marion. D. Rice CD. Two-base
hits-D BEE Mqsia stN5sr Marion Home f.
coat; sacrifce-Ward; Double play
bases-St. Louis 6; Chicago, 9. Bases on
ballS-Of Brecheen, 2; of Lade. f.. Strike
outs-By Brecheen, 4; by Munger, 2. Hits
OF Brecheen, 10 in s innings; of Lade, q
of Bander Nicer, o in 70 innings. Win
ming pitcher-Vander Nicer (3-4. Losing
pitcher-Brecheen (6-9). Time-2:10.
Attendance-14,646.
Evening star., 1950-08-15
Baby Ortiz Scores

SYDNEY. Australia, Aug. Is
P.-Mexican Baby Ortiz scored
an eight-round knockout over
Alf1e Clay of Sydney, in their
scheduled 12-round bout last
night. Ortiz weighed 1874, Clay
1851.
Evening star., 1950-08-15
Reds, 13;; Pirates, 8
Totals 81 II - 10 Totals 4Ol327 10
'Flled out for Dickson in sixth

Ssinsled for Macdonald in ninth.
Cincinnati OOU1D 600 lI0-13
Pittsburgh 10 0 l3l 200 3
Runs-Adams, Hatton. Usher, Merri-
Adcock. Meeks, Howell, RamSden. Fox,
Dillinger. Castiglione (2l. Hopp. Kiner (2J,
Bell C2). Errors-Meeks. Howell, Ryan
Runs batted in-Bell, Kluszewski C35,
Ryan l2). Meeks t2l, Hatton, HERMAN
90, Wyrostek CD, ,WeStlake (2l, Kiner,
@.,Dillinger. Bell l2l; Hopp, Howell.
Adcock. Stolen base-Murtaugh. Sac
rifice-Ryan. Double plays-MeekS to
Ryan to Kluszewski (2b, Berardino to
or L9mbaFdi 8; of Rsmsde!l, ;; of
Pierro. 3; of Dickson, L; of Smith. l..
Struck out-By Ramsdel. 3: by lombard,
!; by, Smith, 2; by Macdonald !. Hits
Ramsdell, 6 in 43a innings; of Pierro, /
in "a inning; of Fox, 3 in Ia in
nings; Of Dickson. in 3!a innings;
of Smith in 3 innings; of Macdonald,
in innings; off Macdonald, 4 in 3 in
ningS. Hit by pitcher-By Lombardi (Wy-
rostek); by Pierro tHowelD. Wild pitches
BY RamSdeli t@l. Winning pitcher-smith
Time-2:55 Attendance, ,3O6
Evening star., 1950-08-15
The 10 leading battels:
GreenbeIt Wins Swim

Greenbelt Playground is the
Prince Georges County Recrea-
tion Department swimming leader
after winning the annual meet at
the Greenbelt Pool yesterday. The
winners scored 102 points to
Mount Rainer's "a and East Pines
ID
Evening star., 1950-08-15
Noted Yuchtsmun Dies

COLD SPRING HARBOR, N. Y,
Aug. Is R.-George Nichols, 72,
one of Americas foremost yachts
men, died at his summer home
here yesterday after a long illness.
Evening star., 1950-08-15
Princeton Five Ambitious

PRINCETON. N. j., Aug. Is (P).
Out to defend its Eastern Inter-
collegiate League basketball title,
Princeton has booked a 22-game
schedule for the 1901 season.
Evening star., 1950-08-15
indians, ;; Tigers, z

Totals 35 2SXl3 Totals % 70 5
x-One out when winning run scored.
Ran for Clark in tenth.
Tilt into felder's choice for Kennedy in
tenth.
Detroit --------- 600 600 OO2-2
Cleveland OlO 600 O0l-3
RunS-Evers, Groth Rosen (2). Avila.
Errors-Kolloway Runs batted in-Clark.
Groth (2) Rosen. Mitchell. Two base
hits-Rosen. Clark. Home runs-Groth.
RoSen. Sacrifces-Wynn, Priddy. Double
plays-Berry. Priddy to Holloway; Kell,
Priddy TO- HOLLOWAY, Left on hsses-De-
NeWhouseF' of wynn sSes 3 81 sfr1ek 1sSMo out0
BY Newhouser, J. by Wynn, 6. Winning
pitcher-Wynn 13-5l. Losing pitcher
Nevhouser l0-7. Time-2:29. Attend
ance-60.12O.
Evening star., 1950-08-15
Nv q s,oH corresyenden, Of The Ssor

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 15.-Nick
Sebek, voted the rookie of this
years Redskins class most likely
to succeed Sammy Baugh-even-
Evening star., 1950-08-15
ADVERTISEMENT
TACKLE FISHING
by "Saity" Mills

This definition is we'll worth
repeating. FISHING: "A disease
for which there is no cure. In
extreme cases, the fever can be
Evening star., 1950-10-16
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

BLACK COCKER SPANIEL. reg,
male FA. OIL. 2 yrs. old. Is
BEAGLE PUP. male, 6 months old
reasonably priced. Call co. 1855.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS. 2 black,
champion sired. Unusual buy,
Bladensburg, Nd. UN 1908. 30
DACHSHUND PUPPIES. champion
sired SH. Aba Ext. A.. 40
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES, mating
of Marty's Dan and Queen Bess Nor
roco. Best reg. hunting stock avail
able HY. 5429. To-
GREAT DANE PUPS. . mos. old, black
and white. purebred, no papers, $50.
Gaithersburg 363-J-1. -l6
COCKER SPANIEL; Axe reg. s
wks., black, males S35; females $50;
best stock WA. 0962. is
CAT LOVERS-Please give homes to
my several cats and kittens which ]
cannot keep. DE. 659S.
GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies by
Grand Victor Champion Valiant,
Asrard Kennels. reg. FA $500. .
GREAT DANES-Males and females,
fawns and brindleS: all A. K. c.
reg. from champion bloodines. Come
see them. ELPAw KENNELS reg
Alex, Va, Duke st. extended, 3
miles out. TIE. 2430. OV. 1851.
Evening star., 1950-10-16
ROOMS FURkIsHEp-h.E.

LARGE ATTRACTIVE ROOM with
PVT: a: bath IN pvt. home. for young
FRoST 1ef5Sd BEDRM, bai sio?s sas ssle dbe. $40
N Y. and N. Cap. st. AID. 5796. lie
25th PL.-Double room for employed
couple. Cali before II am. and
,oos sfssr 70 ST g Nj. f. oioSbs, do5bs room l in
463S s. DAKoTA AvE.-Laree front
room, semipvt. bath; TRANSPORTATION
at corner; DE; 4039. -16
room. single. private home. unlim.
los end sT.-Nicely furn.; running
Laundry privil, Il; 6..71an; -Is
Lge., nicely furn. dble rm. with ext.
Dspns bath autG ses heat san Rdrg bp Prs s4a ao
CoLo5RRED ATTRACTIVE RIM. for
employed refined person; .conven.
transp.; $50 mo. LU. 4-1126. -16
vel furn,; refined couple Ii,
coLoRED-a7 ST. N.E.-Front rm.;
twin beds , empl. gentlemen or
empl. cple.; phone privil. NO. 1854.
CoLoRED-a AETR., conf. rooms;
conv. to transp.: home privils.; will
b"a-d IA, i-bn1t. -21
COLORED-FURNIsHED - Employed
couple, woman or gentleman: privi-
leges. 420 10th ST. ne. Ii. 7-O053.
CoLoREn-HA1L ROOM in ne. Sec
tion. Ii. 4-2O40. Also single room
with privileges DI 2290
Evening star., 1950-10-16
ROOMS. APTs. TO SHARE

EMBASSY EMPLOYE, desires to share
her apartment, NV. with one girl
(25-35). Hobart 1857. 49,
ONE OR MEN TO SHARE large apt
with other men; own bedroom. home
privileges. television. SH. 6510 or
SH. $500. IL
NEARBY vA.-3la-rm bachelor. apt,
maid service, new Nv furn;i new soa Plog; ~
NA. NAV ae66. eiaisSt. Ext 31i (weekdaysj. -i6
BACHELOR, $3.50. desired to share
5-rm. apt; twin-bed rms; cow.
transp.; new Sc; section; must see
to sPPPTsclaY{e 10 iady 2Sso 20 share With
. others. spacious comb, living-bed-
room and kitchen; walking distance
downtown; S25 mo. DI. 6949. l6'
N.W.--Young woman Will share l.
bedrm. apt. in new apt. bldg. with
! other, between 25-35. Ho. $500,
Ext. 705. IL
WITH MATURE YOUNG WOMAN
service; refs. Me. 3a35, Ext; 5-E
Call Sat, Sun. and after 6;3o Pm.
CxEIFoRsNIA, just off COMM apt;
bldg: bedrm. for l Or : employed ed
7O-A, Star. lie
girls to share newly furn. apt. Cali
after 6 pm. 10. S-S06U. -l6
2 CoNGENIAL GIRLS, early eos, to
share arm. NV. apt. with l other
,EsR Ei,, TH s{h ls,7 aln attsr dnI1iMR,, 5a an l
girl to share l-bedrm. apt; separate
beds. NO 5000 II
REFINED GIRL share attr, GEORGE
town apt. $3.50 mo. ea.; RET;
Cali wkdays, after pm. NO. J54S.
TWO GIRLS desire another to
share attractive apt. LU. 1856
Sat. and Sun, or after d weekdays.
1 GIRL TO SHARE large house on
pvt. bedrm. Call OR. 4saS, .-16
WANTED-Lady to share apt. in
Sc; near Census Bureau and Navy
Hydrographic Office; ages "a to 30
preferred. 10. 9-S90S all day Sun.
and after 6 pm. during week. liz
Evening star., 1950-10-16

VIRGIN TOP SOIL. best quality: any
quantity; quick delivery; landscap-
ing; gravel. LU. 1-5563. VI. 1850.
AzALEAs, hardy, field grown, all
colors and sizes; price. SOC up whole
open ea5e asa satufdaH Tsia and nSls Sunday ns ST.
TREES REMOVED. trimmed, etc;
fully insured; very low rates: free
estimates. WI. 1925; evenings,
for lawns and ,green ho1ses: very
FLAGsToNE ItaSshsp WALKS Val g. terraces, race; nret
pipe drainage; ali kinds Of cement
work F MARCUCCIo. Route 3,
s!S sorners lane; Rockville Md Phone
LOAMY TOP soIL-Delivered any
where in METROPOLITAN area RA
Goob STABLE MANURE. So per y yd.,
at the stable; 1 manure Spreader.
Will sell or trade for hay. FA.
1917. is
PLANT SHADE TREES. shrubs and
all other nursery stock now. We also
mates call al LYONS NuRsERY,
6lO2 Ager road, Hyattsville. Md
Tel Warfield 4?56 or Union 1886
COW MANURE, well rotted, $3.50 per
Is bu.: So per 10 bu.: $3.50 per 5
bu. delivered. Top soil. WA. 1898.
CUSTOM FARMING. corn picking,
etc Call Mr.. Janey, SON-KEY
FARMS. Germantown, Md. Phone
Gaithersburg, Md. 90. ga
TOPSOIL. fill dirt and manure; blue
stone and road gravel; tree trim
ming and removing. SH. 511O. -17
TRACTOR, Fordson. steel wheels; old,
but does the work: power take of; ;
FIRST 500 takes. DE. O796. I'll
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

MEURILEE APTS.-Speclous l and 2
bedrm apis; close to transp., elem.
and high school, shop. center and
theater 53rd and Defense Hwy.
Bladensburg. Md, WA. 1921.
APIS. AVAIL. at Gobur Ter, 800
Close to schools. shopping center,
bus stops at door. WA, .276s. --16
2 NEW APTS.-Bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit,
bath refgr., stove; util. incl; So
$50. 81; 1850 days; sH; ,5l0l
eyes. 1905 Eairview ave. Takomaa
2-BEDRM.. liv, rm.; kit, bath apt
from CAPITOL HI. SOS. -l6
LORD CALVERT APARTMENTS
bedroom apartments with, full din.
cosets 5 so0 adj foa30@S 20 g. Of Md ns eonT a09 to-
downtown washington; excellent
transportatton; 43l5 Rowalt dr..
Gollese P;GEs Pa5k Nd dccAor1 AZ l244 ro- r16
garden type development; S65-S67
per mo-, til. included; Tyr. lease;
no children or pets; give full de-
tails concerning occupation, salary.
landlord and family size. P. O. Box
1852 AnacoStia. D. C. 1T
3 ROOMS, kitchen and bath at ~
l ROOM private bath and kit also
. rms turn. or unfurn, 10: 9-SS23.
st. NV Dowotown loc -21
GEORGETOW N-Unfurn liv. rm,
exceptionally lge. bedrm.. bath. kit.
with disposal; newly done over. Best
section of GEORGETOWN; S125 per mo.
HAMPSHIRE VIEW APTS., NH. ave.
and East-West hwy (Md il bdrm.-
apt, apt, bldg; laundry and park
ing facil.; adults only: $50. incl.
sqs qsA, ,Misso1Ri AVE. N.w.-Bedrm,
liv. rm., kit, semi-pvt. bath; l or
. employed gentle women; week
days call after 6. ia. 9O59.-21
$3.50 MAPLE ST. N.W.-Two bedrms.,
living rm., dinette. kitchen and bath:
in basement of new building. SSq.96
utils. incl. GE. O437. 10
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RMS. FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

minutes from Key
Bridge; daily maid service; parking
avail; continental breakfast; gen.
tlenen only. Gil. 500. -17
SPRING. MD.-Rm.. single
or double. new house: convenient
location JU. 7-7190. -2l
n. ARL.. single room; bath. on lst
fl; pvt. entrance; S25 mo. JA. g
1910. -l6
- Master bedrm pvt.
bath, lovely home; excel. transp.;
$50 mo. OIL. 764O. III
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Nicely furn-
ished, large corner bedroom, south
west exposure: quiet. refined home;
close transportation Carage. Cal
after 7 pm. WI. 1860. 2l'
10 GRANT AVE, Takoma Park-lwo
lge. rms. / has twin beds; blk.
off Carroll ave; Cony. TO tranSp.;
gentlemen pref: can be seen after
T pm. or all day Sun. ST.. $3.50.
TWO ATTRACTIVE ROOMS, in new
home; / with double bed; suitable
for couple or single man; convenient
transp. to Govt. bldgS. OW. 1876.
NICELY FURN. Conv.. to Pentagon,
Navy Annex, Signal Corps. and
d. c. Good neighborhood. CH, 514a.
ARL.-2 connecting rms. avail. sep
arately; use OF KIT. liv. rnl.. phone
bus to Pent. and D. c. OW. 1883.
Evening star., 1950-10-16

52I TUCkERMAN ST.-Single room,
next to bath: near transp.; en-
raG RGyfaa yfaakI%TTNcT6N. IadT f5 531s 1874 18th ST.
ton; weekly rates: sgle.. $3.50 up;
5iOs 18TH ST. N.W.-Large front
rm private bath. gentleman only.
S45 mo-, good transp. GE. 1861.
aa1o CATHEDRAL AVE. N.w.-Mas-
msn tss fFRet Ho 7sa5 E@ "a bath for wFs sensle-
beds. s% semiS5ath; s45 mo. sT. E. sesa.
COLUMBIA RD.. bet, 14th and 18th
gentleman. Ewes. and Sun, Ho.
1873 5o # ST. NV. Apt. Twin bed
room for educated gentlemen. SIS
air. II e"fs kooMEE2P' re: ZIP BUS; UNI1M. uni
RA, e2as, 4s9 PEABODY ST, NV,
18th AND COL. RD.-Desirabe large
dble. front room. congenial home.
AIS LsnisE ehIfroN 81 nv; srsinse AD Ssle and
double; i child accepted; close to
transp.: next bath; very reasonable.
DOUBLE room for two young ladies.
Ideal downtown location, Opposite
Statler Hotel, 1920 18th st. NV.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Lovely sEle.,
priv. bath. newly dec. new furn.;
porch; man S45. DU. 31S3 -l7
1910 NEWTON-Sgle. and dble. rms.
for discriminating adults; pvt. entr.;
sGS;Sfoi co; S.W.@clean, S421; viq varm,
service S35. NO. 1855. -16
ROCK CRK. PIX -bedrm,
den. porch. pvt. bath, pvt. home;
$50 mo. No other roomers. co.
1850 MONROE ST. NV lovely
rooms; well furnished; ample closet
space; unlim. phone: kit. and laund.
priyil.; S25 and S35 mo. CO. 3731.
18th AT IRvING-Front double rm.,
twin beds; also sgl. rm; entertain
ing. some kit. priYils.; reas. AID. $500
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. near 45th and
beds or double. 8 windows; unlimited
phone; conv. to Govt. oftices and
business; laundry and breakfast
BRIGHr PISf eoMFoRTAB2 MP snee Gs4 room
small adult family: express bus at
door; reas. 5000 Kansas ave. GE.
Is.o 18th ST. N.w.-In beautiful
home former embassy; lge. dble, rm.,
fireplace Hollywood bed, laund. and
phone privils. Also sgle. rm.: un-
usual place for young ladies. NO.
MT. PLEASANT. 1898 Irving st. NV.
Bright sgle. rm.. located on cross
town bus line. Call DE. 1851. .-l6
3RD AND KANSAS-Nicely furn.,
single or double; express bus; kit.
privils GE. 1905. -17
CHEVY CHASE, D C.-studio bed
liv rm comb. pvt. bath; ground
flr.. pvt. entr. pvt home; nicely
furn; no other roomers: l blk
of Conn. ave; l man only; $50,
NR. wARDMAN PIX, eslo Cathedral
ave. n.w.-Large rm. and porch, for
gentleman; $40. CO. 7415. IL
DUPONT CIR, 1887 21st-Attr. twin
bed rm,; kit. privil.. maid serv.;
HOTEL HAWTHORNE-2134 G st.
n.w-Newly redecorated single and
double outside rooms: running water
plenty of baths and showers: eleva.
tor service: reasonable rates