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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE
TTTDEN Gardens
APARTMENTS WANTED

SINGLE WOMAN wants unfurnished
apt in apt. house, NV; $40 to $50
per month. Box 1-C. Star IL
WANTED BY MIDDLE-AGED WIDOW
-Sublet small furn. apt. Chevy
Phone WI. 5329. 10
FRkE-Landlords applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apts. or
houses or sublets Wash, Va:
white Open days Ma 000l.
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ROOMS FURkIsHED-s.E.-S.W
tConfinued)

1881 r ST, S.E.-Front bedrm.. with
kit. privils. LU. 4-2bll. Ill
MEN ONLY, near Navy Yard; ] blk.
from Pa. Sc; entertaining priyils.
age II 40. Ii. 7-5572
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HAYWOOD GARDENS

/ -bedrm. furn. apts.; util. incl. laun-
dry facilities; close to schools and
shopping center, on D. c busline;
90 Mon through Fri, 9-1 Sat; 4lOI
HAYWOOD pl . Mt Rainier Md -iO
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WE HAVE APTs: And HOUSES
FURN. OR UNFURN. AND SUB
LET'S WASH. VA WHITE ONLY
WEEKDAYS 81; SAT. SUN, 9-5
A-ONE RENTAL AND REALTY co
14th ST AND N Y. AVE. NV.
2t5 RUPLEY BLDG, XII. s-13l3
hlN KING ST ALEX MON SAT
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THE MAURY

ILL 4s4ZA ~ ~
Single and double rooms, maid and
elevator service, steam heat. run
ming water S12.25 and up. 701
1910 st NV. -12
;COLORED, 1894 r ST. N.w.-Lge.
twin-bed .rm. for or 2 persons;
Gon SSne oRFn priyileges; Du ;it 66tl- 49, lie ,o
man, and large back rm. for 2 men
COLoRED. 435 MANOR PL. NV
Hall nm; adults only; privils Call
after ) except Sun. HU 9073. 10
COLORED-2 Ice RMS, complete
kitchen and bath, recently deco
rated; partly furn.; desirable couple
COLORED-136l KENYON ST. NV.
Lee. warm room with privileges
for refined couple or 3. HO 1905.
CoLoRED GIRL. bet. o5 and 30. to
share rm., twin beds. 1444 Fair
mont ST AID 1916. 10
COL0RED-SINGLE ROOM for en-
ployed nan or lady; privileges. Call
CoLoRED-NR. GOV. PRINTING Of
FICE. vacancy for refined gentleman
or lady in pvt, home. ST. 9457. Ill
COL0RED. lge. rm. for " gentlemen;
twin beds; some privs Cali DE. 3747.
COLORED-FURN.R ROOM and apart
ments. in desirable Northwest sec
iton;, children accepted. Call MI,
CoLoREp-DBLE. fir. rm. for man;
newly decor; privils.; reas. Call
coIoREb1FGRS. 1G, RI -fSrf : DF FRONT ROOM;
married couple or . empI. girls;
cooking and laund. privils. Call
any time ME-, 5771
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ROOMS UNFURkISHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

COLoRED-N.w. RIM. for working
cple. l or children accepi ed +;
cooking privils AID. 1852. Ia
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GEORGETOWN

sttractively furnished apartments,
with large garden; each 2 bedrooms
would appeal to bachelors or young
Ladies with appreciation OF refined
living: Sl65-S175 Sun, DE. 1888:
weekdays. AID. 3735 or MI. 3022.
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OPEN EWES. TIL 8; SAT. $50
NO PHONE QUOTATIONS.
BLAIRS TV. 4922 Wis AVE NV.
TRUMPET and case. Pan American,
gold bell, like new $50 cash. WA.
Two,wHEEL incl. camp trailer
sleeps :, lnnersprg. mattress, COL
lapsible side tent. att. icebox, stove,
water tank. storage space, rides
easily AT to bumper hitch, 2 new
Tv, 1859 il" ADMIRAL, lined oak
consolette: ga months old; perfect
must sell MR.. DAVIS. EN-. 9i33
Mon. or Tues. after $50 pm
Tvs--ADMIRAL, 7:in.. ss7 80; Mo-
SO; Admiral. 10-in. console. blond
S1G; wireless recorder. like new. 500.
TIRES %, and tubes. size 6 0Oxl g.
$50; sofa. 500; sewing mach. sl3,
TRAN--Lionel o-Guage U. p. pas
Senger and freight set, with extra
track. Ice. transformer, switches and
accessories for complete layout: all
aaaaased' 20so under list price. GL.
TUXEDO SUIT with dress vest. also
long tails to match, summer tuxedo
well-known local tailor Cali Di.
TfptWRi4peseu Sial dsTi9g business hours -io @,
year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
co, t43l E. Capitol st. Ii. 3-0os2.
Open Saturdays.
TYPEWRITERS. all makes. used and
es Accepted af cENrRaa S saf " 9ols 4s s
TYPEWRITER. Remington, equal to
new very reasonable. Call building
supt.. VI. a2a2. --I2
VACUUM CLEANERS
Special sale. over 100. all makes:
t saaranteed d yo Try before sSr,h sou 9-faU; bny.
TOPS VACUUM STORES. 705 iith
ST. sc. Ii. $4,000.
WALK-IN BOX. good condition. rea-
sonable. Call AID 5S9a. 10
WASHER, Thor Automatic; perfect
condition. 500 IA. s-6O0s. --l2
WASHER, Bendix de luxe; never used,
installed and guaranteed. Sl95. Wk.
MACHINE. Norge. wringer
type, perfect condition. $50. Pm.
WATCHES - Nationally advertised
mems and ladies' 25er discount
Hamilton mems and ladies' diamond
watches up TO 50es discount. LIV-
INGSTON e. CO 1923 H st. NV.
WA WArCHES--Choose from a large Sc
lection OF new and used famous
make watches. Priced from 50 95
up NATIONAL PAWNBROKERS.
1906 Lee hwy. RoSslyn. Va. ia
AND JEwELRY-Longines.
Wittnauer. EiRin, Benrus and
other famous brands. Stone rings.
diamond rings and all kinds Of fine
Ieweiry. 20ee discount for cash.
SAM ORBACH. Jeweler. 4l4 Bu-
chanan ST NV IA 4354
WATER HEATERS, SI5 up: guar.
John @. Webster USED APPLIANCE
CENTER. i309 lst st. Sc. ST. 6l00
XMAS TREES, cedar, 100 or more
81 80 each or less for quantity.
KITCHEN CRAFT aluminium water
less cookware set, IL pieces. IL
LIONEL TRAINS repaired; factory
approved service for over 40 years
Be sure to see our Lionel bargain
table,. many items at reduced
prices. SUPERIOR LOCK & ELEC-
TRIO co. 14l0 L ST. NV. RE
1927. Parking available Ill
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ALTURAS HOTEL

DUPONT CIRCLE AKEA
1900 18th ST. NV.
VERY LARGE SUNNY CORNER
ROOM, 6 WINDOWS Q EXPOS
URES. SUITABLE . OR g. WELL
FURNISHED; EXCELLENT NEIGH
BORHOOD. MRS. DAVIES, DE
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furnished large efficiency
apartment; Sl35 monthly. Call J
II. Knox, office OF ROBERT W
SAVAGE, 5l4 Union Trust Bldg
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Many New Sets
Below Wholesale Cost

A special deal on any TV we sell.
All popular makes in factory cartons.
No trick ads. Top trsde-in allowed
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
reas IA. 2a37: ewes. GE. 1916. 10.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 01O4. UNION STORAGE
wS go MOVE Gs' fRt,HRst fIti lsSo' !, o- a n,.c.,
or entire household JET TRANS
FEE SERVICE. DE. 3511 III
LIGHT HAULING, MOVING
Prompt serv.. reas. ST. 1000. Z days
q wk.. z a.m.-9 pm. W. MARVIN.
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BEDS! BEDS! BEDS!
Double Decker Bunk Beds

Complete with mattresses. SO. so.
Also other beds $3.50 up. D. C.
SURPLUS. oil New Jersey ave. NV.
BEDROOM SUITE. 2 pcs. mahoppnv
finish, complete. S65. Call FA. 67S7
etfer : pm. 10
BICYCLE-Derby, blue, two-wheeI;
lst-class condition: equipped with
bell NO 673I. 10
BICYCLE-Boy's 26"; new condition
S25. Bowie 535l.
BICYCLE-Boy's 20-in.: balloon tires;
red and white finish; good condi-
ton. GIL. 1893
BICYCLES. 2. girls % and 2s in;
HOLLYWOOD bed with box spring and
mattress: Maico hearing aids, l
new, / like new; l card table with
folding chairs; elec. fan. reas.
nIcYcLE. colsen; shain 30 tricycle.;
lsrgest size S25. OF. 1879 10
BTCYCLE-GirPs, 20-in., refinished;
IN excel condition; SIS. AK. 1851.
2o1S Fort Davis st. sc.
BICYCLES f2). boys. Schwinn and
Colson. 26 in; excellent condition.
BICYCLE. girls q. o. Higginsl,
blue, 2o'. excel. cond; s25. oV.
BRICKS. face and common. ! or a
million, ALASKA COAL & BRICK
co. MA 5SS5 OFT T300
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RECORDS

COMMISSION SHOP. NO. 2653.
SCRAP IRON, copper, brass. lead
batteries and rags RIVER ROAD
JUNK CO, Kenilworth and Law
renee. Bladensburg. Md. UN 3S10
A Sandy Mcfarland Shop
WILL KEEP YOUR PLANO in stor-
5206. Ill
WANTED, LIONEL Electronic Train
Call VI 4791. 10
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,EEPICEpAr

REFRIGERATOR RENTALS. SIS mo;
small deposit. DoWD'S. AIS Conn,
ave nR r200
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL
ROOMS FURkisHED-N.W.

DRY SEASONED fireplace and stove
wood; SIS cord delivered. Cali vi
O6S4. ii
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1912 18th ST. N.W.--Double rooms
and rooms TO share for Young men
or young women; excellent board.
walking distance downtown; reason
able rates; CO. $3.50.
price consistent with food and COM
fort; refs. OR 792s 13'
WARM RM.-Ladies or gen.
tlemen: reer. rm; TV, Southern
cooking. Reas. rates. co. 1889.
ALEXANDRIA-Twin-bed room with
pvt. bath, share with young man
age 22; excel meals; cow. trsnsp
BLAIR MANSION INN. mi Eastern
ave, NV; master rn1 for family;
also dble and sgle., grsciouSly styled
choice food, free parking. SH. 1917
SH. 971J. Day week. month. II .
I 400 10th ST. N.W.-PIeasant rooms
for men; good food. early break
fast outional; TV. MI. 2740. -12
SLAUGHTERS. 1925 10th st. NV
Modern fireproof bldg. single and
double rooms for retired or en-
ployed people: elevator; switch board;
large lounge; excellent food and
service; diaing room is open also 10
the puolic. For rates call DU. 1865.
e322 39th ST. N.w.-Lovely single
room; excel meals; bus at corner:
new house (men}. TO-
e226 CATHEDRAL AVE. N.w.-Young
girl 70 share master bedrm.. TY,
piano. all home privil. DU. 1920.
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FURNITURE-Finest grade
up-to-date genuine cherry
complete bedroom suite.
French provincial style will
be sold by public auction at
Williams Auction House,
918 New York ave-, Tues.
tomorrow. commencing at
2 pm. Also English, Ba-
varian, Austrian and Ger
man china, service plates,
figures, coaches, small gift
articles, etc. Floor and
table lamps, etc. Public
exhibition now to sale hour
Auctioneer's phone, MA.
2679.
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BUILDING, suitable for use as con-
struction shed; 8 #, by 8 #. So,
with store and 2 windows asphalt
shingle roof. sides of plywood; brand
price. S175 Call MR.. F. G. AUSTIN,
III A-1400 -
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BUSINESS SERVICES

ALTERATION, addition. carpentry.
masonry work; rec rooms a Spe-
cialty; top quality work. cash or
terms. WA. $3.50. III
cABINETMAKING. bookcases. tables,
valances. radio and TV cabinets
ANTIQUE reproductions recreation
room furniture.
CHRISTENSEN, INC.
ME. 576S. --l6
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BOOKS NEEDED for new location: :
ramnyad nlghest cash Prices paid books s5.S
BOOK STORE, IA 9th st. NV.
BOOKS BOUGHT. all kinds. any
quantity and removed at our ex-
DIAMOND JEwELRY Of Of any descrip-
ton; old gold and silver Cash paid
ERNEST BURK, 6l4 18th st. NV.
FISH KNIVES AND FORKS. ster-
ling silver set of eight or more;
p may be old or new pattern; wanted
FURNITURE-WiIl buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces; also old china.
brio -brac. Buying and selling for
55 years HOPWOODS. sth and K
sts. NV. ME, 52S7.
FURNITURE WANTED-Sinsle pieces
SS7a: ewes and Sundays AT. 251S.
pieces, wash mach. stoves. refgr.
~ e FuRN. ri EXCHANGE
210 9TH ST. Sc, AT. 05s5.
GAS RANGES, mattresses, stoves,
heaters. refrigerators, furniture
ACME STOVE CO. Ma. 1852.
GOLD
Bring your dental gold. platinum.
discarded jewelry. We paw cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
og YEARS AT e35 F ST. NV.
HAMMOND ORGAN-Purchas or
rent; other makes considered. Days
MA. 1910. Ext. 397 or $50 Mon.
through Fri. 10
PIANO, by pvt. party; mahog. con-
sole or grand. Steinway, Mason &
Hamlin or Knabe EN-. S136. Sun
and ewes, ST. 1877 before s week
days 10
PIANO, spinet. full keyboard; good
condition. Ii. $4,000. Ia
PIANOS WANTED-All styles. High
est cash prices. COLONIAL PIANO
CO. Ma. 4s70. Ewes, Sun, OV. 6317
PIANOS ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night SH. 2n30
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ROOMS FURN.-N.W. Cont. /,
1928 ADAMS MILL RD.-Front rm
newly furn.: blks. from 10th st.

1928 ADAMS MILL RD.-Front rm.,
girl; $40, AID. 5000. 10
SCI. AND DBL. RM.. 1st-fi. apt,
Near bath; gentlemen; no other
rmrs uni: PHI; conv. loc. MI. 7135.
Clean comfortable, sgle. room; home
atSmosphere; conv. location. HO.
CHEVY CHASE CrRCLE-Lse.' warm r
2ndIh. rm.. with pvt. screened
Service serSee tf ~ 'iGsf5 SIS no aol W. W. 4s4s m4ia
GEORGETowN-2 pleasant rms: /
sntssno. single, l sPle With bath; pvt.
conn SHOREHAM vIC.-Double
room. unlim. phone, laund, priviIs
SO each per mo. DE. 1906. -I6
400 FESSENDEN ST. N.W.-Smali,
cheerful, attractiyely iurn room
i i elock WIS ave. suitable for lady,
So mo OR. 1868 after 7 pm.
Dath' nf exp. bus; gentleman. GE.
bSSo alter pm Ii
1888 PARK RD.-Imm aculate rooms
Tor young men; tiled shower; excel
lent location s26 mo. DU, 1874.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-1 lge. dole
dies. OR. SiS7 after s '"' ia
18th ST, 15iO-Comfortab large
LSt1h. front oedrm. with private
bath; downstairs, settled employed
person; gent!le; o35 per mo. JU
wELL-FURN. BEDRM.. mod pvt
home; share bath / other; ideal
location gentleman; ref. IA. 22O4.
.6ls eIst ST. N.w.-Double rm. for
gentlemen: across street from
CIV Univ: &24 ca -
NEAR MacARTHuR BLyD.-Quiet
room for gentleman; near bath:
good TRANSPORTATION; $25 mo. IT,
1928 2ist 81. NV; highly desirable
InE gentlemen. Excellent location.
1915 eIst ST. N,w.-Nr. Dupont Cir
Gle. Lge. attrac. frt. rm.. twin beds
Ior congeniai young people, desiring
friendly atmosphere. DU. 1896 -l3
Manor Front rm. with southern
exposure. $40, single; SI2.50 dou-
sII3 GEORGIA AVE. NV Girls
or couple liy. rm. and kit. priYii. /;
eonVen, transp. GE. $500 till m,
4e5 DECATUR sT.-Double fer
twin beds, also single; near = ex-
press buses; Jewish home. RA. 5a77
CATHEDRAL AVE. of conn.0At-
tractiTe. sgle front rm.. large
closet HO 9629 IA
III ST. N.W.-Choice OF Is fur
nlshed rooms; newly decorated. By
eI"5 ist ST. N.W.-Laree front rms
Tor couple or .; new furn.; all
prlyils pU. 90l6 3
GLOVER PIX, 2423 Tunlaw rd.-Lge.
front .rm.. twin beds. $50. middle
nm. dhle, $40; both adj. bath. u
DIX shopping center la1tnd faCilE
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"C40 ONT.Vlo
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

GESTLEMAN-Beautifullv furn 4
rm. and bath apt Desirable loca-
ton; conv. TO everythine. LU. @-49a5
1863 COLUMBIA RID. S.W-Youne
lady to share lge. rm. twin beds, ust
Of kitchen and liv. rm. S36.50. Cal
UPPER NV. . congenial girls e5-as
to share lovely, convenient Broom
apt: rent, $50 month. Call before
am. IA 3s73 Ii
SILVER SPRING ARRA-Employed
lady, furnished room. all home privi-
leges: $40 week; SH. l847. 1t
ish home. ia. 1878 or RA. i046.
SMALL BEDRM.. for man. share apt
If desired: S25 or $50 PER mo; tel
ephone, bus service GE 1888. u /
GIRL, between 30 and rs, Catholic
NV. section; call EN-. s499 Sunday
between II and &, weekdays after
MOTHER AND CHILD wish to share
duplex apt with mother and child
YouSG q Isey LADY. TG 99 - to 30. to 1l shar.
SIS No. 906s. ii
REFINED LADY wishes to share her
attractive 2-bedrm. apt. with young
empl couple; "a blk. from transp.
and shopping; everything furn. WA,
$3.50 Ill
WANTED-Girl between 25 and rs.
to share completely furn. 2-bedrm.
apt. with other girl; in 4 ". section.
All conVeniences. Monthly rent
$3.50 Call GE. 1924 after IL.
GIRL to share lge apt. Harvard
&. with ! or . others. Call co.
I2O 3rd ST. will share my nicely
furnished apt, No. j end floor
front in home of DR., Stalnaker
with another nice lady; rent res-
sonable. Call after $50. MISS
TOOMBS IL
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nsv fI,S Busseher; sa IKE
DYNAMIC MUSIC. 1900 G st. NV.
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STEEL
ANGLES ANGLES

A4N1LEO ANILEO
No Priorities Necessary
Sx3 and 3X4 angles.
DIN, Sin. steel beams.
6x6-in;, sxS H beams in lengths Ill
to 40 it.
ORDER NOW
ACE WRECKING & BUILDING MA
TERIAL CO., 1902 Minnesota ave
ne. LU. 4-0500. IA
STEEL
Angles. reinforcing steels, I-beams
lolly columns cut to size
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
RID. AND w. ST. NE
MI. 6l77. Il:
late model: recondi
toned, guaranteed: S42.50. UNFTEI
TYPEWRITER CO.. sl3 14th st
NV
sTOKER. coal, automatic. Iron Fire
man. complete with controls; $50
STORE FIXTURES. mems. Can No
0I92 after 9 pm; ewes. and Sun.
sTGDfo coucH-opens into twin
beds. with slipcover; good condi.
ton; SO. Call WI. 4147.
SETS-Useo. all brands
all sizes. every one guaranteed
storewide clearance open ewes. ii
g. Easy terms. ROYAL APPLIANCE
Co, 1911 Nichols ave. se., LU
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
OFFICE FURNITURE

DESKS, FILES. TABLES. CHAIRS
Largest selection, lowest prices; Govt
proc; reconditioned d. C. SUR.
PLUS SALES. 5l1 New Jersey ave
NV. Free parking on premises II |
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RUGS. ORIENTAL
Kermans, Lilihans, Hamadans, all
sizes: sacrifice for cash. CASSA-
BIAN. 1904 20" st.. at Wis. ave.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.w

CAPITOL HILL, blk. Library Con-
gress-Large front rm; opposite
House Office Bldg. Ii. 3-2913 after
), ~
FIRST ST. Sc. 23S-Newly decor
ated furn. rms. near Congressional
Library. Reas. Ii. 4-9742. -15
E. CAPITOL ST.
Near United States Capitol. Q very
large single rooms 81 so and $S. 80
week. Also l large Groom living
room-bedroom combination, Sl1.50
week. Ii. 3-0129, ewes. Ii. 3-27S1.
--13
Children accepted; S12.bO tk.> Ii.
3-009S. Ia
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES
ANTIQUES ROuGHT
ANTIQUES WANTED
CAMERAS

Only the best types! Movie outfits!
Pay top prices. BRENNER PHOTO
CO, 933 Penna. ave. NV RE. 2434
BEDRM, DIN. RIM. and OTHER
FURNITURE WANTED
ABBOTT d LANDoN. OR. 6611
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Beautiful landscapes, Seascapes, forals
Amer. and Euro. artist. Lovely
frames 3Ox36, 30x42, $40 to S33.5
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GOODACRE APIS.
COLORED

Several 2-bedrm. liv. rn.. dinette.
kit. bath apts. avail. in modern gar
den-type apt, ne. location; $50 %
per mo. includ. util.; adults only.
Applicants must have substantial
high joint income. No phone calls.
: pm.
WEINBERG IL BUSH, Inc.
] 761 H St NV Realtors Ill
COLORED- RMS, kit. and bath.
reliable people. DE. 31o5 after pm.
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GEORGIAN HOTEL

ISI4 G ST. NV
Furn sEle rooms. well heated To-
Gated near White House and many
Government bldgs Running water
each room. modern showers and
bath Reasonable rates. 10
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Silver Spring-Sublet
ties, telephone. $125 month. 81,
Slql. ia
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CASH OR TERMS

OPEN EWES. TIL 8; SAT. $50
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251O 2sth ST. SOUTH, ARL.-Nicely
furn. 2 bedrms, next to grocery
store; mr.. shopping village; excel,
tranSp.: S12b mo-; IA. 2-97Q6. IL
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Live at the Top of the City
ALBAN TOWERS
APARTMENT HOTEL

3700 MASS. AVE. NV
One and two bedroom apts.: tele-
vision in every apt; full hotel
service.
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ORDER NOW
STEEL

ACE WRECKING & BUILDING MA
TERIAL CO., 1902 Minnesota ave.
ne. LU. 4-0500. IA
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-04-13
Power Builders

An innocent bystander, or side
line observer, wants to know how
Ted Williams and Ralph Kiner get
all the hand and arm power they
use in swinging a bat.
1t might be said they started with
better than fair share of this
ppWer-and then worked on. Fred
Corcoran was telling me about Will
liams-"Ted has gotten himself a
heavy bat," he said. ut is loaded
with leao and it isn't too easy to
handle"
If you've seen Ted Williams
swing bat you have probably no.
tlced the great speed he uses in
meeting a pitch only few feet
away from the plate. AS Fred Cor
coran says-'After swinging this
bat for. a good workout, a 36-ounce
or 4O-ounce bat feels like a feather.
1t is Williams method to wait as
long as possible before swinging
the ash war club. He wants to be
sure strike is coming before he
swings.
This demands keen eyesight,
quick reflexes and remarkable hand
strength"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-04-13

letics in 1910. Here again the main
strength and spirit of this club
were Eddie Collins and Jack Barry.
The Giants of 1922, one of
McGraw's greatest, had Frisch
and Bancroft. Here you had an
other brilliant pair. 1t is around
second base that many pen
nants are lost or won and :nis
brings us to the impending pen
nant camraign of 1851 in the
National League.
In Florida there are two teams
generally picked to Sc the pace in
the older league They are Leo
Durocher's Giants AMI Chuck Ores
sens Dodgers.
1t might be noted in this golden
happy larrl of lush ard leisure"
that both Giants and Dodgers have
Gibral.eT like strength around sec
ond base The Giants have Eddie
StanKy and Alvin Dark The Dodg-
ers nave Jack Robinson and Pee
Wee Reese
Johnny Evers, the Stanky of
his day, was known as "The
Human Splinter" Eddie Stanky
might be called 1.-The Human
Flame" Moving into his Saith
year, Eddie has been profess
siOnal ballplayer for sixteen sea-
sons. Yet he still has more fire
than most younger baIlpIayers
and no field ever knew harder
fighter or greater leader.
Stanky is fine infielder and a
300 hitter, but his team value be-
longs much more to the mental or
psychological side than to the physi-
cal.
In Alvin Dark, one of the star
all-around athletes of both leagues,
the Giants have the type needed to
work with Eddie the Flame and
give them one CT the best infield
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The Dodger Case

Against Stanky and Dark, with
all they have to offer, Chuck Dres-
sen gives you Jackie Robinson and
Pee Wee Reese, just as good pos
sibly, and certainly no better than
Stanky and Dark.
Robinson will outhit Stanky but
Dark will outhit Reese, so when it
comes to putting runs across the
plate there is little to choose. Both
Reese and Robinson belong along
the borders of stardom. Of the four
| would say that last year Eddie
otanky contributed more to his
teams strength than any of the
others. He was probably the most
valuable ballplayer in his league,
although Stan Musals place is al
ways around the top. A second base
man is in more vital spot and this
spot helps make them. Look over
the list-Eddie Collins, Larry La
joie, Frank Frisch, Rogers Hornsby,
Johnny Evers, Joe Gordon, Bobby
Doerr and many more.
The defending Phillies have
good pair in Granny Hammer
and Mike Goliat. But Goliat
only hit .234 and Hammer, an
improving player each season,
hit .270. This pair doesn't rate
with either Giants or Dodgers.
The Cardinals have Marty Marion
and Red Schoendienst with Marty
and his rickety back always an ele-
ment of doubt.
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Stanky, Dark Bear Giants Load
-SPORTLIGHT
BY GRANTLAND RICE

sa.D redbird ,Vinging-I beard
bluebird call.
beard above the Swinging The
crash OF bat and ball.
beard dnffer cnrsing ont in
The bnnkered glen.
Gould be getting soofy, Gould
it be spring again.
beard old baekbones ereaking-
! saw double play.
I heard fbe same old alibis come
drifting down tbe way.
5aW dnUer kissing bis tnite
good bye-and then
I kneW bad The answer-it
must be sbriug again!
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goes directly to the
midi n f i e d. The
team happened to
be the Chicago Cubs
and the two play
ers were Joe Tinker
and Johnny Evers
Here was the soul
of the flag-winning
Cubs As years ago
T h Q next grea.
ball club was COZ
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combinations baseball has known.
Dark has been a star at football,
baseball and golf. He was the man
Greasy Neale wanted for his Eagles
some years ago. Stanky at 300 and
Dark at .28O give the Giants good
break in infield power, but teaming
together on defense they 60 well
beyond this flag contribution.
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Where Pennant Strength Is

NUR RECOLLECTION of the first
~ great ball club we ever saw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20
Lincoln Park Group Hits
PaYne-BrYan Pupil Shift

A sample Of the concern in
Southeast Washington over
crowded schools in that area was
seen last night at a meeting of
the Lincoln Park Citizens Asso-
citation.
A plan offered by School Supt
Hobart M. Corning to exchange
students Of the crowded Payne
School, Fifteenth and c streets
Sc. temporarily with the stu
dents of the roomier Bryan School
Independence avenue between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
S E, met with a stormy reception.
| 1t was felt that. because Payne
is smaller and could not accommo-
date all Of the Bryan students,
more damage would be done than
good.
The group met in the Epworth
Methodist Church, Thirteenth
street and North Carolina ave-
nue. NE.