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Evening star., 1951-10-30
Teps No Have Chance to Move Higher by Routing Missouri
Tennessee and IIIinoi,
To Face Old Rivals:
Michigan State Idle

Maryland. which gained a notch
to fourth place in the Associated
Press weekly football poll, con-
ceivably could move up again this
week with a convincing triumph
over the Missouri Tigers at Col
lege Park.
Illinois, the third-ranked team
with lit more points than Mary
land, meets Michigan, a team that
has routed Indiana. Iowa and
Minnesota in succession after a
slow start in which the Wolverines
lost to Michigan State and Stan
ford.
While losing to Michigan would
not be disgrace for the Illini, it
still would drop them back in the
ratings.
Michigan State, the second
ranked team, draws an open date.
In the past, teams usually have
dropped back when not playing,
and while this hardly is fair, it's
a penalty for inactivity.
Vols to Play Tar Heels.
Tennessee. still on top, plays
North Carolina, which despite its
lop- sided defeat at the hands of
Wake Forest last week, probably
will give the Vols an interesting
afternoon. Since games with such
teams as Navy. North Carolina
State and West Virginia lie ahead,
this could be the Terrapins' last
chance to gain prestige. For them
to move up it would take a con-
vincing triumph over improving
Missouri and a defeat for Illinois
or Tennessee.
The unbeaten Vols. who
swamped Tennessee Tech last
Saturday, $50. garnered 1918
points and So first-place' votes
from the sports writer's and sports
casters across the Nation.
Michigan State notched l,13l
points but had only Is first-place
votes. The Spartans defeated
Pitt, 1926, with another second
half rally Saturday.
First Six Teams Unbeaten.
The rest of the first 10, aside
from Illinois and Maryland. in
clude Georgia Tech. No. S; Prince
ton. No. s; Southern California,
No. z; Baylor. No. 8; California,
No. 9. and Wisconsin, No. 10.
Thus the first six teams in the
poll are among the Nations un-
defeated and united elevens.
Strangely. Stanford of the Pa
cific Coast Conference, with a 60
mark, could do no better than
11th. San Francisco. another
team with an unblemished record
|-6-0-is No. 20.
Only one newcomer Joined the
first 10. That was Wisconsin.
which jumped to 10th from 18th
after its 41-0 triumph over pre-
viously undefeated Northwestern.
Texas, which scored a 1876 VIC
tory over Rice. dropped out of the
select circle, winding up the week
in 18th place.
Georgia Tech Drops.
There was some shutting inside
the first 10, though. Georgia Tech
which had been hot on the trail
of both Tennessee and Michigan
State, dropped to fifth. Southern
California and Baylor also slipped
one notch each.
AS a reward for its startling
53-15 shellacking of Cornell-an-
other school which was undefeated
going into Saturdays game
Princeton jumped from eighth to
sixth.
The points were awarded on a
basis of 10 for first, nine for sec
ond and so on down the line.
The first 10, with team records
and first-place votes in paren-
thesis:
Evening star., 1951-10-30

costs S yards for each time. Sub
stitutions can be made without
penalty when the ball is dead
(when it changes from one team
to another, after an incomplete
pass, after an out Of bounds play.
etc.,. When a substitution Is made
Evening star., 1951-10-30
Louis Reported PIonning
To Continue Fighting
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

BY the Assoeiotsd Press
CHICAGO, Oct. 80 (P.-A Her.
ald-American boxing writer said
in a hammered article today that
Joe Louis, knocked out last Fri
day by Rocky Marciano. plans to
continue fighting.
The article, written by Wendell
Smith, said Louis does not believe
he Is washed up and would like to
meet Heavyweight Champion Jer-
(See LOUIS, Page A-16.)
Evening star., 1951-10-30
Win, Lose, or Draw
By GRANTLAND RICE

NEW YORK, OCT. 30.-Only a few days ago.
the best coaches in football of high character
talked about many things connected with football
After ALL" he said, don't forget the main thing That's
Evening star., 1951-10-30

Others to receive votes were: Villanova'
wake Forest Auburn. Virginia. Holy Cross,
Cincinnati Southern Methodist, Texas
Christian. Tulsa. Ohio State, Denver,
wyoming Pennsylvania. Bucknell, College
Evening star., 1951-10-30

20 VIII. we mluSC make our Cedn1S DeIIeVe LIldC
winning is just about everything"
The trouble is this philosophy can be
overdone. 1t is more important to any real
man to play well and lose, than to play
badly and win.
At least, that was the philosophy of Dev-
ereux Milburn and Tommy Hitchcock, two of
the greatest competitors ever knew. When
two teams or two men meet-only one can
win. How can both win?
Look what the overstressed idea of win
ming has done to football. Protests Of
broken jawbone in the Drake Oklahoma ASSM
game. Drake saws it was done deliberately.
Evening star., 1951-10-30

(See LOUIS, Page A-16)
Evening star., 1951-01-14
First Wac Assigned
To Eisenhower Duty
SHOPS in New York
By the Associuted Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-Pretty
Pfc. Maxine Powell, first member
of the Women's Army Corps as
signed to Gen. Eisenhower's Euro
pean headquarters. did some last
minute shopping today.
Pvt. Powell will fly to Paris
from Westover Field, Mass, next
week, to serve as a secretary in
the supreme headquarters of the
Allied powers in Europe.
The green-eyed, brown-haired.
21-year- -old Wac is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Olyn Pow
ell of Hope, Ark.
She said when she telephoned
her parents to tell them of her
appointment, she could hardly
talk because II was practically
in tears"
Pvt. Powell said she is anxious
to see the French Women-"t to
see what it is all the men are
talking about" and the French
men-"to see how they operate. "
She's not worried. she said,
about the possibility of having to
report directly to Gen. Eisen-
hover.
1T won't bother me any more
than reporting to q sergeant" she
said. I'm used to generals. And
they say he's right down to
earth"
Evening star., 1951-01-14
Truman Aides Flying
To Honduras Today
By the Associated Press


The White House announced
last night a goodwill" mission
will leave here today for a five
day trip to Honduras at the in
vitation of President Juan Man
uel Galvez.
The group will leave Boiling
Field by plans at 4 pm. and re-
turn Friday.
In the party will be Maj. Gen
Harry H. Vaughan. President Tru-
mans military aide; Brig. Gen
Wallace H. Graham, the Presi-
dents physician; Col. E. J. Mara
assistant military aide; 1t. Col
j. L. Braus, attached to the An
drews Air Force Base dental Of
flce; John Dimick, Washington
archaeologist, and DR.. Manual
Morales of the Naval Research
Institute, Bethesda.
Daniel Matamoros c., cultural
attache of the Honduran En-
bassy, will be in the party. and
Ernest Siracusa of the State De-
partment will go as far as Mica
ragua.
Gen. Graham will lecture to
Honduran physicians on New Ex-
perimental Trends in Medicine
and Surgery" Col. Braus will
speak before the dental society
on Diagnosis and Treatment of
Peridontoclasia."
Gen. Vaughan and Col. Mara
will tour Honduran military in
Stallations.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
Police Save Fremen's Dinner
When Fire Distrocts the Cook

Every housewife can appreciate
the agonizing dilemma in which
Francis Marcy found himself
yesterday
There he was at Sixth and
Penna. streets NE, surrounded
by flames and smoke, when he re-
membered he'd forgotten to turn
off the oven and his hot rolls
probably were burning to a crisp
at Eighth and D streets NV.
Frantically he summoned Po-
Iced Pvts. Alvin Bailey and j. C.
Hare and told them his problem
Away they raced in a scout car.
They reached the oven just as two
dozen rolls and a loaf of bread
turned golden brown. The place
was redolent with the aroma of
hot bread and roasting ribs of
beef.
The policemen, drooling, duti-
fully returned to Sixth and Penna.
streets where an oil truck had
overturned and caught fire. They
reported to Mr.. Marcy that the
situation was we'll in hand.
Mr.. Marcy is private attached
Evening star., 1951-01-14
Purent-Teocher
Activities.

Stanton PTA will meet at the
school, Naylor road and Alabama
avenue Sc, at 3 pm. tomorrow.
A sound film, Families First" will
be shown with comment and dis
cussion by Mrs. Virgil Minear.
Gage Elementary PTA will hold
q meeting from to $50 pm. to-
morrow at the school, Second and
v streets NV. Mrs. F. F. Strope,
vice president of the District of
Columbia Congress of Parents and
Teachers, will speak on "Promot-
ing the Welfare of Children and
Youth in Home. School, Church
and Community"
Ludlow-Peab0dy PTA will meet
at Ludlow School, Sixth and G
streets NE. at pm. tomorrow.
j. Edgar CasWell, director of the
Bureau of Public Health Educa-
ton of the District Health Depart
ment, will speak on Services of
the Health Department" and will
show slides to illustrate his talk.
The Keene- Rudolph PTA will
hold it's regular general meeting at
8 pm. Tuesday in the auditorium
of Barnard School, Fourth and
Decatur streets NV, with Mrs.
Jack j. Mantel presiding. A panel
discussion is scheduled. Partici-
pants will be Mrs. Dwight E. Avis,
second vice president of the Dis
trict Congress of PTA; Mrs. An
drew Weaver, president of Nc
Kinley High School PTA; Miss
Florence Patteson and Miss Gelle-
Ian, both of the Brightwood Ele-
mentary School.
Taft Junior High School PTA
will meet at 8 pm. Tuesday at the
school, Eighteenth and Perry
streets NE. Theme of the meeting
will be Lets Grow Up Together, -
and will feature a panel discussion
of parents, children, teacher and
a minister. Arthur S. Montgomery
of the Catholic University faculty
will be the moderator.
Evening star., 1951-01-14

to Fire Rescue Squad No. 7
which is located at Eighth and D
streets. Yesterday it was his turn
to cook and everything was going
fine until the bell rang. House
wives know how distracting a
bell can be.
The truck was destroyed. Later
so were the bread and the beef
The only injuries reported were
those to the feelings of the police
men. They were not invited to
share the bread and the beef they
had saved.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
Purchasing Agents Elect

Maxwell Fulcher was recently
elected president of the Govern
ment Purchasing Agents Associa-
ton of Washington. Other new
officers are George r. Hersey. vice
president; Robert Hughes. treas
urer, and Miss Clara CASTOR, Sec
retary,
Evening star., 1951-01-14
Foreign War Veterans
Hold Dance Friday;
Other Activities

SO114QI. AlUClG u. NOpdk vi
United States Internal Revenue
Post. Veterans of Foreign Wars
announced last week the annual
dance will be held Friday evening
at the Colonial Hotel, Fifteenth
and M streets NV. All post anc
auxiliary members are invited.
The degree team of T. N. T. Pup
Tent No. l will go to Burlington
N. j., on Saturday to conduct the
third degree for the pup tent
there.
Supreme Commander Graves
will install Earl Eubank, a former
officer of Front Line Post here, as
seam squirrel.
The installation of Capt. How
ard Elms, jr., and the officers OF
the v. F. w. National Honor
Guard will be held in the hall at
Eastern and Rhode Island ave-
nues NE. on Saturday evening
The installation is open. All mem
bers of the v. F. w. are invited.
Comdr. Bernard F. Shaw pre-
sided over Front Line Post at the
Gold Chevron Club. The post
voted to continue holding then
meetings with the club, after il
moves, later in the month, to
Thomas Circle NV. John Maca-
boy. vice commander of the
q. S. w. ". was a guest.
The post will hold a dance at the
Washington Hotel on January 20
Meetings this week:
Monday - Federal Post, 1906
New Hampshire avenue NV.
Tuesday - Joseph B. Kellihel
Post, 3201 Prospect street NV;
Press Post, 1900 New Hampshire
avenue NV; Public Health Serv.
ice Post. Willard Hotel: T. N. T
Pup Tent No. /, 730 Eleventh
street Sc.
Wednesday-Maj. Gen. Edwards
Post, Commerce Building; FIR
John p Gallagher Post, 731 North
Capitol street; U. S. Treasury
Post, 1919 K street NV; Police
Fire Post. 1909 Rhode Island ave-
nue. NE: Naval Gun Factory
Post, 730 Eleventh street Sc;
Pentagon Post, 1900 New Hamp-
shire avenue NV; Department
Of Justice Post, Carlyle Hotel.
Thursday-Honor Guard, 1905
Rhode Island avenue NE: Ma
tional Capital Post, 1900 New
Hampshire avenue NV; DAILY
Rogers Post. 1903 Rhode Island
avenue NE.
Friday-All-American Post, 1915
K street NV.
Auxiliaries.
Department youth activities
chairman, Ethel Sendlak, is max
ing plans for youth activities
program in April. A meeting OF
the committee will be held at the
home of Department Presiden.
Margaret Wardle, 1885 Massachu-
settS avenue NV, on January 90
Contact Allene Larsen, Gil. 1865
regarding reservations for the pa
triotic conference dinner.
The new meeting place of Fed
eral Auxiliary is 1900 New Hamp-
shire avenue NV. Rhoda Kemp
will preside tomorrow. The CHIEF
of staff will make her annual in
spection.
Helen Hughes. hospital chair
man of All-American Auxiliary
will be in charge of the evening
of games tomorrow at tbs pm
at Mount Alto Hospital.
Helen O'Brien will conduct
the meeting Friday at 419 Sew
enth street NV.
The Past Presidents Club will
meet Tuesday at the home of Al
lene Larsen, 1929 Fourth street
North Arlington, Va. Mrs. Lar
sen will be assisted by Martha
Reynolds, Josephine Wright and
Auralia Grim.
Evening star., 1951-01-14

OF about $50 Fiji islands. only
80 are inha Dited.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
1t has that longer: lower; wider b;g.car look!

You'll know you've made
hands
For Americas and all
' automobiles to manta
New with Its
mSdey'
~ "'~' 1~auie
no % even more Important us new so Chevrolet thoroughly
proved In all things the
powghde Automatic
Mesh Transmission fleet
industry.
Come
rthahrn
N1'"A"eS' soo"
Evening star., 1951-04-15
RooMs. Aprs. TO SHARE

GIRLS desire 2 others. college
grads. to share 5-bedrm. apt; vic
Dupont Circle; baths. DU. 5000,
ONE VACANCY in house to share
I rm;. S55 mo. 3719 r st. NV. EN-
GIRL. to share furnished apartment
with another, NV section. Call co.
DESIRE 2 girls to share e-bedrm..
co. 07s0, days; AID. 59Os, eves.
LADY to share attrac. NV. apt. with
another; pref. in 40's; own room;
HSxE HTSsxSions6ls; kMsw w3; s,;r5 1884, i,, .fc 5 IN
present apt; seek Protestant woman
to share and help find better apt.
WiIL SHARE lovely apt. in apt.
bldg. at 18th st. and Harvard NV.
Ftsh ToT rts.r dSy smD1yssa y0qnf ea fSy 81
AHDiDSiffioNAL HOUSES needed in
nearby Maryland or Northwest d. c.
You are assured finest clientele; we
offer complete rental service; free
pOns aERRY Hay pceSnDt co ST. rssss sas
WANTED.Quiet. respectable lady or
couple; $40; Ii 6-7812. -15
YOUNG GIRL. 25-35. to share at
.tractive NV. apt; conv. transp.:
3 rms. Phone HO. 7247. --15
2 GIRLS TO SHARE large apt: 1888
Columbia I'd. NV. Apt. 2s. MI.
YOUNG ~oMAN wants young wom-
an to share 3-rm. apt, $50 mo. /:
s.e.: Bradbury Heights bus stop at
corner. LU. 1-2249. -15
WANTED. CONGENIAL GIRL, over
30,, to share my lge.. 2-rm., kit. and
bath apt, 1850 10th NV, NO.
TWO PERSONS to share 2-bedrm.
cor. apt. light and cheerful, with
empl; woman; trans. furn. AP. 1880.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, 1911 2ist
st.. NV. Apt. Mod. ed. in new
apt. bldg. utilities included; Inn
m mediate occupancy. Call In person.
girls to share with 1 other: new
apt. bldg; downtown, near CIV
Univ. Call OW. 6769. Id
Evening star., 1951-04-15
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

sos Z ST. N.W.-L.h.k. rm.. Admiral
refgr;: linens furn. Ii. 6-957S.--16
MT. PLEASANT. 3342 18th st. NV
Two attrac., front rms. light. clean,
next to bath; Ink, new -efgr.. ali
utils; z adults. SOS. NO. 42s7. LII
LARGE FRONT ROOM. next to bath
rorSins ror one or 1.-TWO Two; electric refrigerator
HARD TO BEAT for $3.50 wk.; sg,e
sirlk. Ere 4sii aaieE Hsras7d sttrac home; smnl
10th AND IRVING - Housekeepjns
room. gas range. Frigidaire. every.
thing furn.; S12 wk. Ho. $3.50.
1903 WEBSTER N.w.-Bedrm ia sn6
iully equipped kit; End A., private
nome; empi. adults; refs. RA 5ls9.
1859 EUCLID ST. N.w.-Large from,
double rm.; conv. to transp. and
eS shopping; S12: SO week. e
900 9th ST. NE rms. semipyt.
sinf. Sadn; s19 n9 raal children; frigidaire and
LARGE BsMT RM.-Pvt. entrance;
Ieigr, I gas stove; laundry privii.
sn1., Dbl; or .sgl.; $47. 80 per mo; Il
LaRGE SlRes laa9 na1,Ri,f 1r 18Th ns sts Hq. 5290
week; near Union Station; walkine
distance downtown; prefer couple;
sober; gas stove. Call Elk. 1915.
el47 F ST. N.w.-sunny front stu.
dio rm.; refgr., radio, nv; baby
welcome; $50 wk. EX. O653. 81
2539 18th ST. N.W.-Large, ligh
front rm.; stove, refgr. and utiIs
$l2 WK.. 1908 Belmont I'd. NV
Range. cabinet sink and refgr,;
large rrl. and kitchenette; goo(
furn.; all utilities furn. Ask fol
mgr, MRS. DAVIDSON.
DUPONT CIRCLE VIC, I'LL 1stl
st.-Lge. rnl.. q windows: twin beds
running water: newly dec. DU. 95s5
CHEVY CHASE, d. &c rms. ef
ficiency; conv. to transp. and shops
Call after IL. EN- 1928.
VIC. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-
Double rm., semiprivate bath. 1893:
Biltmore st. NV. HU. 367s.
1881 QUE ST. N.W.-Newly decorate,
Ink. room with RANGE and Fripid
COL0RED-3 ROOMS, employe.
couple. LA, f-6220. -17
tCOL0RED-UPPER I4th-Two larg
newly furn. rms; share kitchenette
bath and porch; ] empl. man. Sl0
men or cple.. S12 wk. RA. 1916.
Evening star., 1951-04-15

C0LORED-MARRIED COUPLE only
NV, RA. 1879. ---17
COLORED---186I CALF. ST.--yery
lge. rm. for men or cpl; S11.2E
per wk.; cooking privils. NO. 7080
COL.--LARGE FURN RM., overlook
ing park; lge. closet and unfurn. In.
closed sun perch; cooking priyil.;
couple or two men. RA. Obs. =
COLORED--UPPER N.W.-Attractivt
furn: studio front rm. for empl
COLORED--LARGE FRONT ROOM II
rooming house; hot and cold water
IN room, twin beds; also large room
double bed; men or girls. DU. 1898
CoLoRED--LGE. FRONT RIM. 70,
employed couple; also singles: conv
transp.; kit. privileges. TU. SO73
C0LORED FOR refined employet
sssrsSSa; sanSay;. PHEolyilsssss; Ho ssss Call any time
COLORED-DOUBLE room with twir
Col6RH!fbr 81 6sRRiH!frsn: en- afTRa4GaTp G3; a4GaTps. roo,. ,.
closet; kit. priv; refined; Reasonable
coLokEpmsfNSGnhEE coLokEpsf hi T. rII,. mp, aegI; aeylv; sl dss
grated; next to bath; FOR Govt. sirl
me No cooking. MI. 3646.
sheDhera St Must nM bs refined; A ~
nome privs.: near transp. RA. 669S
COLORED-120 PARK RD.-I,arel
room for employed married counle
c9I, STiyj ,SlRFSISkin RRSFSISkins; lsundry. GE. $3.50.
girl or woman. NO. 1857 on sun
COL0RED-1 SINGLE, l double witt
twin beds, for refined employed per
son; son no cooking. 2100 bl. 1st st
OLoRED-LARGE FRONT ROOM
twin beds, suitable for one or two
HU. 1907.
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ROOMS WANTED

BED-LIv. RM., with kit. furn.; ma.
ture Govt. employed woman: good
transp. Box 313-Z. Star. 15s
WANTED--Room. light housekeeping
privtl.,. for working mother. day
car care son asyear-eld abys gil; ys pvt; home;
MiDDLE.XGED LADY, 1: empi. ptaf wants mt
Ink. room or small apt. with utii-
FURNISHED ROOM for single pro-
fessional Government man; perm. /;
yard mod medium-sized dog; NV.
EfSERnE Is snlE RSMaS RSH az desi4ss ssss;
Catholic preferred. Box 3Is-z'
SMALL ROOM and breakfasts for
gentleman; vic, eth and Pa. ave.
BY sie' euTRr hHE SISl5i LS5Ysfurn. s1sIi / room.
kitchen, bath or " bath: no shar-
Ing: rea asonable. Box 1897. Star. .
SOBER, retired man wants reason
able permanent room in private
homs 1sf oor or nfd an NV aUx yt yaz SOBER couple
LADY desires room. very iarse closet.
quiet; refined semitic home, NV;
laundry, priys.: adult only; moder-
ate ate radio Box 372-z. Star.
edu, lady wishes single furn. I'm; rm;
D. c. 25-40 yrs. Box 374-Z. Star, .
Ink. ROOM for working mother
and day care, for 17,mo: :-old son I;
Wash VA affs g. B. bree Please aiSs Aps ph0ns hnas
HOME adaeef IN p WASH. aasHef; wanted by settled
Govt, man, coll. grad, with nice
references. Box 366-z. Star.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
FARM & GARDEN tcont. /,

MYERS .Ejecto deep-well pump and
S2-gal. tank; $50 or best offer. r.
c.. STELLO. Montgomery rd.. Belts
vile. TO. 6294
AMERICAN BOXWOOD, all sizes;
priced to sell. Lo. 5-2219.
TOPSOM from dairy farm; $5 yd. in
5-yd. loads del. Engleside II.
GARDENS. lawns and flower beds
plowed; special rates. College Park
area. Call TO. 5447. LII
GARDEN DESIGNS, foundation plant-
ing. perennial and rose borders;
lawns top-dressed and sodded. j.
MANGELS. Ii. 4-4666.
MOWER for Fordson tractor: very
to 60. Call CY. $3.50.
NURSERY INSPECTED ton soil. Cal
TO. 5729 day or night. --19
EvERGREENs, towering shrubs. roses
magnolias. shade trees, fruit trees
raspberries. grapes, Strawberries
asparagus, rhubarb; also house
plants and orchids; If it is worth
planting, we have 1t; lowest prices
LOWERY RIGGS, Florist, end oi
g; washington St, Rockville. Md
and fiaestons walk; isecaasi Contract teisSSs lawn
mnaintenance for season. MR.
TRACTOR. 1915 kiMs Chalmers, type
VIC with cultivators. disc plow, z.
IT. mower power saw, spare parts
ETC.: .alsol 1947 Allis Chalmers all
crop harvester; sold with tractor OF
separately. FA. 1900. --15
TRACTOR. Farmall cub with hydrau-
lie lift: l2-inch .plow, disc, mower
and cultivator; all in excellent con-
dition; used seasons on small farm
Call KENT MULLIKIN at residence
Laurel 306. Saturday and Sunday,
or at office. Elk. S141 weekdays. lii
ILANDSCAPING, sodding. grading,
driveways, porches, retaining walls
cement brickwork, tractor. plowing
ARNOLD & PHILLIP, HU. 1895. 15s
MANURE. 800 Gu yards. So Gu. yd
af the nile Inn flrRA 1
Evening star., 1951-04-15

QUIET RM., for discriminating lady
cross vent; best Simmons matt.
auto. washer avail; unlim use Of
phone; bus at door: mr.. shoppins
center and restaurant; Hillcrest
District, Sc. Phone VI. 1888. --15
SINGLE ROOM, nice and clean; pient,
Fl from not trsnsp. sasss In nnin a4sss 4RsaSrs Blk
CAPITOL HILL-Single rm for gen.
tleman; semi-bath. $40 1st st. Sc
LARGE DOUBLE RM., next to bath;
couple or empl. gentleman; neal
transp.; pvt; home. VI. 1855. --1s
and Continuous hot water. sa: nj II
sGIE. gle ROOM, home privilege, Ell nice
residential section; good transp.; S25
1925 n sT. Sc. Barney Circle
close sR osed tS bath; for l or 2 nice men
SMALL ROOM for 1 woman; bargain.
801 A. st. Sc. Near Navy Yard; 10
l5io Z 81. s.E. Single room in
LARGE tlfa EirI; FRoaf 81 RM, Ra ssss; near .ransp
home privs.: $3.50 or s35. IL
LARGE sGi9' FRONT ROOM. refg.. lish,
hskpg.. range, elec. light; clean
sss Ss0G GoSsTfrGfFos SsESfff tEfpSs Av 1G 29e aon.
large .first-fioor room. $3.50 mo;
immed. occup. See tenant In base
IA 16th ST. S.E.-Front. rm.. twin
beds. bath and shower; house COM
pletely renovated; respectable homs
for sentleman; S12.60 weekly. Cal
iii HiEIoEEsr-rrons aaEsi rm,. comfortable
,sTs 1Nsstisn ST. PsGne sFEoveis u Sss large from,
FuRN. ROOM. mr.. Cap. l., Of c.
HOB; clean, quite respectable; auto
h. and hw. ll6 Carroll st.. Sc. 1f'
MEN ONLY-Nr. Navy Yard. ! blk
are assm ai.45 r ayI Ii. a-55as Sssae eves as~ ~
ROOM for l or 2 ladies'. twin beds
apt. bldg; home privileges. Lu
l-7l67. ewes. or week ends. Id
2 BEDRMS.. double and single, l Of
2 young men. or girls; quiet home
j blk. from bus. vi. 145E --15
$40 I1th ST. Sc. nicely furn. from
dble rm. for 2 refined persons, PVT
CoLitoSRED-LARGE furnished room
for ] or men: $40 week; hom'
privileges. II. 7-2745.
COLORED-FURNISHED ROOM t.
refined employed married cpl
Call after 1890 am, Ii. 3-15S1
Evening star., 1951-04-15
249 HAWAII AVE. NE.

Beautiful furn. 1-bedrm. apt. avail
i43 Kennedy st.. RA. $3.50. is
COLORED. 2 ROOMS, kit, pvt. bath,
nice empl. married couple or .
ladies'. no children. good refs. RA.
coLoRED - ATTRAcTIyELY fur
beds; share bath: well equipped kit.
and liv. rm.; $50 mo-; all day Sat.
ano : u aftar p.,7, - ,nsh-
coToRESLSfwIy i1EtSR B. 1;s; ~ 4fSSS FiiRS 15 10.
only; $500; ; near ;i Sears GE' Il SOTO. e1S5
COLORED-BAsEMENT APT, pm.
and kit, also Ice. upstairs front
T99m. T29 - furnished. Sr 1a4s Oak st. NV.
coIoRED TWO RMS. kit. and
bath in q Christian home for EN-.
ployed couple, Non-drinkers. Ii.
col LoRED-FURN. APT, 1 rm.. kit.
and bath. private; all util furn..
cSfoREbs 81 r. shlsrsa sooMls Is sass sitesss bath
apt. Apply 3459 Holmead pl. NV.
C0LoRED-BEDRM. and liv. rm. for
girls or 2 men with privils. AID.
COLORED-2 ROOMS, kitchen and
bath: couple or 2 girls; no chill.
COLoRED % RMS, kitchenette,
semi-bath: Employed couple only.
oo1ofgDSoNE sSi' s1I r. nM,; MOI kit. and bath
COLoRED - 1856 FAIRMONT ST.
N.W.-One rm., kitchen and bath,
S61 per mo. Shown la pm.
COLORED-FURN. APT. room,
kitchen, share bath. Ii. 3-e393.