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Evening star., 1951-12-12
by the Assoeiu'ed Press

NEW YORK. Dec. 12.-Joe
DiMaggio, definitely through as a
player, is expected to remain in
the New York Yankee organiza-
ton in the role of a television
broadcaster.
The great outfielder, who yes
terday announced he would never
wear baseball uniform again, as
player, manager or coach, is
considering an offer as TV COM
mentator of Yankee home base
ball games.
While both parties refused to
commit themselves, Yankee Pres
ident Dan Topping admitted Di-
Maggie had been offered the TV
job among other propositions. u
DiMaggio said all his offers dealt
with radio and television and "it
/ is possible" he will accept the
Yankee bid. The TV post report
edly would earn him $50,000 a
season for three years.
Plans Decision Next Week.
DiMaggio planned to leave for
his home in San Francisco Friday
to null over all the propositions.
He said he expected to reach a
decision some time next week" "
The Yankee Clipper appeared
in good spirits as he outlined his
reasons for quitting before grind
ing cameras, glarihg lights and
the largest press gathering since
the days of Babe Ruth.
"Old injuries that fingered or
and some new ones hastened my
decision to retire" DiMaggio ex-
planned. mo one influenced me ir
making this decision. It has beer
my problem and my decision tc
make"
| Another reason for retiring was
night baseball and Joe estimated
the arc light play cut about two
years off his career.
"It gets tough to recuperate tn,
next day from a night under the
bulbs when you get older" hi
said. might ball should be playee
every night or not at all.
4 Didn't Get Enough Rest.
"You don't get to bed until
in the morning. or so, and wake
up at 10. I found that wasn't
enough rest to get the aches anc
pains out of my system. I'd go tt
1.-THE park for an afternoon game
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Youngsters Play in Upset Win
Auqurs Trouble for CIV Foes

same Workman. He obviously was
careless about drawing the fifth
foul and when it happened he
seemed completely unconcerned.
Reinhart also was high in praise
of another freshman. Dick Drake,
who came in at a tense moment
in the second half and dazzled the
Mountaineers with his speed
Ernie Ortiz. little southpaw. was
another freshman who showed
Reinhart has bench strength al
CIV this year.
John Holup. a sophomore who
has been in bed for three days
with a carbuncle on his ankle, had
the pesky thing drained at noon
and played his heart out despite q
slight limp. They were all boys
that Reinhart appreciated, and all
freshmen or sophomores. It looks
as if last years lean basketball
success at CIV was only tempo
Irary.
Reinhart was in such a forgiv-
ing mood after the game he alb.
solved Ken Kern, who cost the
Colonials a victory in regulation
time when he. foolishly took a shot
with less than Is seconds to play
after CIV had frozen the ball fol
more than two minutes.
West Virginia recovered the ball
and tied it up with three seconds
to play on Ken AleSsi's side-couri
shot.
The Colonials behaved like 6
(See CIV. Page Cay
Evening star., 1951-12-12
.DiMoggio Considers TV Offer
Mantle Gets Center-FieId Job

1.-THE next day. and sometimes
wouldn't wake up until the fifth
or sixth inning"
Il feel I have reached the stage
where can no longer produce
for my ball club. my manager, my
teammates and my fans" he
added. Il had "a poor year last
season. But even if I had hit
$50. this would have been the
last year for me.
Il found playing last year q
torture. 1 was full of aches ano
pains. I found it difficult to gel
out of bed each morning-espe-
cially after a night game. know
I'll miss the game. but I don't
feel too badly about it because
those days and nights of agony
are still fresh in my mind"
Realized He Was Slipping.
DiMaggio said he first knew he
was slipping as far back as three
years ago when he realized his
timing was beginning to be off
and his ref1eXes were beginning
to slow up. He began thinking
of retiring last spring and made
up his mind to quit at the close
of the campaign.
"At the end of the World Series,
I went to Topping and told him
of my decision" Joe said. Dan
asked me to think it over for a
couple of months. Out of defer
ence to him, I said I would do
that. However, I had made up
(See DiMAGGIO, Page C-2.)
Evening star., 1951-12-12
P|ayW&k
Tonight, Hoyas
Meet Loyo|a
Both Visiting Teams
Have 500 Records,
But Show Promise

Two college teams currently
playing 500 basketball, but with
prospects for brighter future,
invade the Washington area to-
night when William and Mary
plays Maryland at College Park
and Loyola of Baltimore meets
Georgetown in McDonough Me-
mortal Gymnasium on the Hilltop.
The Terps' game starts at 8:15
o'clock and the Hoyas' at $50.
Lester Hooker, lately a high
school coach, brings a young Will
liam and Mary team to Maryland.
The Indians lost their first two
games to New York University and
Seton Hall. but won their next two
against Randolph-Macon and
Morris Harvey.
Chambers Is W&M Star.
The star of the visitors from
Williamsburg is Bill Chambers, g.
foot-4 All-Southern Conference
selection of last season. He scored
532 points. including a shooting
average Of almost SO per cent.
Other starters will be HOWE
McCallon. a reserve last year; Joe
Agee, the playmaker; probably
Pete Markos and either Willie
Clark or Gerry Harris at center,
both 6-feet-6.
William and Mary won 13 and
lost 6 in the conference and had
a 20-11 record for the season last
year under Barney Wilson, who
resigned before the athletic shake
up. The Indians lost their bril-
liant Fuzz Mcmillan from last
season via graduation.
Maryland played what the op-
posing coaches termed almost per-
feet basketball in trouncing Vir-
ginia and Washington and Lee
before losing to Penn by a single
point last Saturday. The Quakers
were heavy favorites. Maryland
will show off its 6-foot-2 sopho-
more scoring star, Gene Shue.
Loyola May Give Trouble.
Loyola might give Georgetown
trouble as the Greyhounds have
lost only to LaSalle, which may
be the East's best. and St.
Peters. a team with a five-game
winning streak. The Greyhounds
won over Siena, a nationally
ranked team, and Morris Harvey
Loyola has height in 6-foot-8
Ben Cook from last year and
Charlie Mccullough, 6-foot-7
fire h man from McDonough
School who was touted as the
greatest basketball player ever tc
graduate from McDonough.
Georgetown, beaten by Ford
ham in its only start. will try tc
get its whiz kids going in this one
Coach Buddy O'Grady still is not
positive about his top five players
and will do some more expert
menting tonight.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
12-Round Fight
To Be TeIevised
|Coast.to.Coast
Both Men at Peak;
100000 Gate Likely
In San Francisco
BY the Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 12.-
Ezzard Charles, who confidently
expects to regain the heavyweight
crown next year. is a 3-to-1 favor
ite to defeat Light-heavyweight
Champion joey Maxim in a 12-
round fight tonight.
The charity exhibition, in the
Cow Palace, will be televised
coast-to-coast, excluding this area,
at z pm. 90 pm. EST to catch
Eastern viewers. 1t also will be
broadcast.
(The television in Washing
ton will be over WTOP-TV and
the broadcast over WTOP.)
1t will be the fifth meeting Of
the pair. Charles won all four
previous bouts by decision, includ-
ing a 15-round defense of his title
before Jersey Joe Walcott knocked
him out this year.
Both fighters are at peak condi-
ton. Maxim, who trained at
nearby Santa Rosa, looked i'm
pressive against heavier sparring
mates. He is a master boxer and
lacks only real kayo punch to
become a menace In the heavy
weight ranks.
/ Charles Turns SIugger.
Charles, who drilled here before
capacity gymnasium crowds, gave
onlookers many a thrill by slug
ging it out with sparring partners.
Although he is a good boxer, he
has discarded this style in favor of
two-fisted attack.
He changed his ring tactics In
his first match, after losing the
title to Walcott, and scored an
1lth-round knockout over burly
Rex Layne of Utah. Layne had
(See FIGHT, Page C-2.)
Evening star., 1951-12-12
.1wo-Man Teams Graphing
On Turner'S S Show Toniuhf

A two-man team match and a
Women'S match feature tonight's
wrestling program at Turner's
Arena.
Involved in the team match are
Roland Meeker and Bibber Nc
Coy against Zebra Kid and Big
Ben Morgan. 1t is a two-falls-
out-of-three affair.
Meeting in the women's match
Will be Lorraine johnson, the
blond from Minnesota, and Lilly
Bitter of Newark, N. j.
Other matches are Leon Jona-
than against Matte Brown and
Steve Cob against Jual Oliquivel
First event is at 8:45 pm.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
New York's Racing Dates
For 1852 Are Announced
BY the Assoeio,ed Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-Tht
State Racing Commission today
announced the dates for the 1885,
thoroughbred racing season. The
season will run 1877 days. opening
April l at Jamaica and ending
November Is at the same track.
April 1-2S. Jamaica
April 29-June g. Belmont
BelmontA
June IY-July IL. Aoueduct.
July 14-July 10, Emp4re City at ia
maica.
July 21-August 2. Saratoga at Jamaica
August 4-August 80, Saratoga at Sara
toga.
September 1-13 Aqueduct
september 15-October 4 Belmont
October 6-October 1S. Jamaica
October 20-November 15. Empire Cit.
at Jamaica.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Arlington Fives in Sd Round

The Virginia White Sox play
the Bombers and Shreve Harper
meets Neeb Plumbers at StratforG
Junior High while Henderson
Drug faces DIS at Thomas JET.
ferson tonight in third-round &C
ton in the Arlington County De-
partment of Recreation unlimited
basketball league.
Evening star., 1951-12-12

delphia. and it certainly is a
pleasure to be playing the Quak-
ers again. We played Penn when
I was a student at Notre Dame
and are anxiously looking forward
to q renewal of this series.
Next. we play Texas. one of the
Nations most colorful teams. at
Austin. It will be the first game
In what we expect to be a wonder
Evening star., 1951-12-12

saw MN Yesterday, JACK Hennemler
said, st drove to the airport with him and
what ride"
Tatum head coach of the Sugar Bowlers,
has been on speaking, scouting and good
will tour for 10 days and has been home only
between planes or trains for clean shirt or
two. He hasn't stayed long enough in any
one spot to get his laundry done.
Contact with his assistant coaches, busi-
ness manager, trainer, ETC., has been made by
telephone. On his hurried trips home he
usually has called Hennemier, Warren Giese
or one of the others to drive him to the
airport He's used those precious Is minutes
ti,,,aA catch cllrrerat eueratS
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Lesune in Bowl Come

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. IL (P.-
Coach Andy Gustafson yesterday
selected Jimmy Lesane, Univer-
slty OF Virginia back, for his
South squad in the North-South
Shrine game Christmas night in
The Orange Bowl.
Evening star., 1951-12-12

Dame ms is
what the team
will be doin g
n e It Y e a r.
Thanks to Ath-
lie tic Director
Moose Krause,
t h e Fighting
Irishikwill play
one of the fin
est schedules
In history in
1852.
We open up
with Pennsyl-
vania. in phi1a-
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Three New Teams Added
By Frank Leohy
koire Dome Football coaeh

Tonight's testimonial banquet
to the Notre Dame football team
draws the official curtain on our
1851 season. OF prime interest
81 81 AT
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Charles 3o1 Favore to Whip Maxim for Fifth Time Tonight
Win, Lose, or Draw
By MERRELL WHITTLEsEY

THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND football coaches were
sitting around the lunch table yesterday them
asked anybody had Jim Tatum expected see
any time
Evening star., 1951-12-12

(See CIV, Page C-2.)
Evening star., 1951-12-12

tsee LEAHY. Page CAY
Evening star., 1951-12-12

(See FIGHT, Page C-20
Evening star., 1951-01-15

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Evening star., 1951-01-15
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Evening star., 1951-07-14
Doctors Finger Stems Bleeding
While Heart Wound Is Sewn

to move him to the operating room
at that time, so close was he to
death.
Blood was transfused through
both arms, and as the patient
rallied from shock, heavy bleeding
set in.
1t was then physicians found
the heart wound. They made an
incision in the chest to expose
the heart and removed one rib.
One physician put his finger
into the wound to stem the rapid
flow of blood. The cut then was
closed with six stitches. The
stitches were placed in the wound
Evening star., 1951-07-14

A man with a stab wound COM
pletely through the heart is alive
today because two Emergency Hos
pital physicians sewed the wound
while stemming the flow of blood
with a finger.
The stabbing victim, a 40-year-
old colored man, was brought tc
the hospital Wednesday night in
Ia taxicab. He had been stabbed
twice in the chest and once in
the abdomen.
When admitted, he was in severe
shocks. There was little bleeding
because of the low blood pressure.
Physicians said they were afraid
Evening star., 1951-07-14

around the physicians finger.
Then he removed his finger and
the stitches were frightened.
During the four hours it took
Evening star., 1951-04-08
ROOMS WITH BOARD

ROOM; 1S Ma;esg1ith gith or without breakfast.
Mt. PLEAssNT-yg. man to share
rms. rms: ad,; ~ bath b., prtS nSso home and
14oI 18th ST. N.W.OIarse rooms,
nicely furn.; business people, stu
dents; selected menu; switchboard.
PARK ROAD. good substantial meals.
oGns oG isdes Reaviis Co 5easSss0le 1899 rates
PARENT AND CHILD in private home,
care Of child included, Ii. 3-9454.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. 1925 New
Hampshire ave. n.w.-Lovely large
room, for ladies. connecting bath;
also large room for men: running
and social privileges. CLUB MASON,
sSsi 9th ST. N.w.-Nicely furnished
twin bedroomi delicious meals. GE.
1io9 18th ST. N.w.-Pleasant rooms.
1859 PERRY PL.. of 14th-Pleasant
single, double; gentlemen, S9,75 wk.
includes delicious meals. TU. 3749.
WENDELL TERRACE-Large rooms.
porch. lawn. liy. rm.. excel. meals
perfect transp'; S4s 81 Up a9,z 1927 Bel
l7ss nSB' MASS. al NV AVE-. M N.w.@aood a43s food:
large redec. rms; TV. soc. privil..
maid serv.. tel. laund. rm.: empl.
girls or boys; dbies.. triples. $50 mo.
up; SIS wk. UP. "a nice place to
live" DE. 52s6. Triple spec. $50 ca
FOR RETIRED PERSoN-single rm. :;
good food: where you make your
self at home: Ju: 7-72sS. 5
LARGE DBLE. RM., running water:
excellent meals; reasonable. DE.
0645. 1917 R. /. ave. NV. Ia
BLAIR MANSION INN, 7710 Blair
road n.w.-Choice rooms, day.
week or month; fine food: free
parking SH. 1917. SH. 9775. Ii
ROOM WITH BOARD for mother and
children: private home. Call Rock
willie O2RT
Evening star., 1951-04-08
ROOMS EURNIsHEp-k.w.

CoLoRED-FURNISHED RIM. with
all utils., single, $32. or couple. $40
mo. 1857 T st. NV after pm.
HU: 1889 or La: 6-7297: s
IS r%. ssin ,ls': sss: sss
coIoRE6 oI eESi LARGE FRONT RIM,
single or double; COW. to transp.
cohohEbsIARGE Gaa iHA sLaa FRONT RM.. dSle.
cohoREDMTwo III En WI VSs 'RS Rms. ap kit. ' bath,
furnished. Apply 845e Holmead
cSo'IioSRIEiD-NEArLY S'i furnished room
SaE2s sasas New HamesSl2s Ia sSaPse ave. sA NV
ICOLoRED-FURN. RIM, suitable for
couple or 2 girls, with privileges;
good tEansportation; RA. 47s3,;, -,
Front room; all privileges. TU.
CoLORED-s5e4 PARK PL.-small
front front room for refined person. Call
IcoIoREDb 1874 GIRARD-Room
tSf Bath refipsd pd. lssS ssSe' or sentleman next
coIoREbGi4si q sT.-Large front
COLORED-NICELY furnished rms,
So. $12 SO; 2 large connecting rms,
$40 each; privtls. MI. 9533.
C0LORED-NICE single furn. room
all privils.; cor. 18th and Park rd.
NV; man or woman; $50 rer mo.
DE. 1710. VI. 4765. q
COL0RED-NICE FRONT room for
couple or man. RA. 0351. 1917
IcoIoREiDD4GHPpER N.w.-single rm
Tor neat employed man; conv.
transp. RA 2037.
COLORED-TWO NEWLY dec, rms,
near carline; 2 employed couples OF
two girls or two men. DU. 1885
CoLoRED-A LARGE FURN. front
room, overlooking park. with un-
furn. incloSed sun porch. roomv
closet: comfortable; couple or 2
men; cooking and conveniences.
RA. Obs.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING
,OUBLE on 2nd floor. and single on
3rd 1909 Que st. nv, AID. S166.

DOUBLE on End floor. and single on
3rd 3009 Que st. NV. AID. S166.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Two-room ef-
ficiency; close shops and transp. Call
after II am. Sunday. EN-. 1928. --S
Frigidaire; continuous hot water;
ss1o CATHEDRaI AVE. N.w.-Iiv.
gent. conv. transp. Call AD. 59is.
Mr.. LIBRARY OF CoNGREssN1n
lection to infant. TR. 5io8. IS
plate. nice for cple. or two sirls,
Dupont Circle vic. MI. 9777. 81
21I7 F ST. N.W.-Studio rm.; re-
frig.; radio Tv, shower. 2 or 3
persons; S15-S20 wk. Elk. 0653.
1928 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-Large
sunny. room with refgr., stoye. sink
next to bath. pvt. porch; blk. from
1914 sdaDDiali D;cALivERTD iafD ST. NV rm.,
bath semipvt; Ho; 2976. .n
SSs for Quiet IT. person 50 Rk IT % s-ssas
$50 WEEK, 46l H ST. NV; utili-
See MRS. CUNNINGHAM.
TWO GIRLS OR COUPLE, $40 mo.
1901 RHODE ISLAND AVE NV
Must rent vacancies for cash
whether ready to show or not.
Newly decorated; no help avail. to
complete; need prospects willing to
arrange own units; l to 3 r. va
cancies; 800, $50, $50: MI. 9254.
LGE. FRONT RM.; Frigidaire: priv.
entrance. Bus at corner. SIS per
wk. AT. 1852.
COLORED-L.h.k. room for empl
person. HU. 1915.
CoLORED-N E. furn. rm., pvt. kit.
6-9354.
rent One room and
kitchen. Phone Ii. 4-6971.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
RMS. FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

1t pfv for sI sso rn also g5ta cdtS
art. to share with ANOTHER girl, S25
NEAR Rs 6HEyY 6Hs Snfs GTAsE Eli d1RGff FL n..,t
ss5 ssss, rT5. WI. pyti yssst s0me' s4S mo. 6 or.
WIDE OPEN STAGES. 10 Minis. from
Key. Bridge, daily room service,
gentleman only. GIL. 500. %
BETHESDA-Large bright, airy room.
farn; Sar n.I for Dr. comfort unlim; phone;
NEWLY FURN. RM.. pvt. nome.
shower bath; 5 min. Pentagon, Navy
Annex. For lady; refs. ia. S-2622.
SILVER SPRING, MD.-Nr. bus; re-
fined pvt; home; entire end f.. 2
ssth; sssl. lshk a. s7AS. ASults' $50 each: e "a
ARL.-Lovely rm. for empl. lady; nr.
breafffaist privis. 1' oW. Wits i4ss. 'Aunq5'' ms
SILVER SPRING, mr.. Four Corners.
ann AN cGny nrIv neT a aome psias semipvt bath
LARGE ROOM with
running water and HOLLYWOOD bed
to share with coneenial person; S25
mo-. maid and phone service. 1912
NoRTH Sls1 f. aRIrNGT6N7 nR, MEi 6sN7s Large front
pie. M IA. J a.64Ss. u eA'i -s
optional; near Psntason. Ni7E' II. ss osS5.
SILVER sPRING-spacious rm.. gen
tleman. 106o2 Amherst drive. 10
ARL.. zoos N. stafford-clean rm.,
tieman. no drinkers. oW. 275s.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.e.-s.W

MINI. AND PENN. AYES. s.E.-Lge.
studio bedrm. and lge. pvt. screened
PORCH next to semipvt. bath. LU.
MEN oNLY-Nr. Navy Yard. / blk.
from Pa ave- Sc: clean: new furn.;
2 IS fsLEEPiSGI Il Rooms. White. White 1924
Independence ave. s.e. Ii. 6-6301.
1913 c ST. s.E.-Lge. dble. rm. in
pvt. home; gentleman pref; conv.
transp: ,s1b SI Gall At. 1862: 1862. ,,,,,s IS j..
renovated; bsmt. room. shower and
lavatory. Respectable home for
gentleman; $3.50 wkly. FIR. s773.
61O NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc
Large comfortably furnished Sleep
bahroom in 1ussH adut caristian cfaia ahq home Rvs
unlim. phone, daily maid service;
conv. all cars, walking distance
Library and Capitol; SIS week; no
KENTgcfkY AVE. Sc. e14-Room.
neSE bah; b n; $50 sgle' $40 dble. Ii.
No. 5 BURNS ST.~Front dble. bed
rm. share bath with owner. Break
fast privl. TW. O577. IS
CHILD CARE.Dble. rm. for mother;
board board and day care for child; be-
1729 MASS. AVE. S.E.-Large front
bedrm., twin beds. phi. and laundry
privs.; nr. busline. Ii. 6-4405.
ONE OR TWO GIRLS; pvt. dble. bed
rm.; share whole house; cook sep
1sss PoToMAc i ia' AVE- W. SEW syR 2gS5I men,
sleeping room: private home, twin
beds. next to bath; on bus line: S5
eacn per week. Ii. 3-3071. g"
COLORED - 817 KENTUCKY AVE,
S.E.--Large double front room; kit.
privileges; semibath. Call Ii. 6-1224.
HILLCREST-Front rm.. comfortable
e. Sftrset1yeiy sp5y furn.. conv. location.
N. CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-sleeping
room, near TRANSPORTATION and Navy
,Gn Gard. rpCNr call Il; 7-6o37;
sure. cross .entilat!on; on busline:
caI suitable for l or 2 girls. TR. OJ65:
priv; couples. $40 and $I2 weekly.
1897 East Capitol ST., Ii. 3-79S3. .
Evening star., 1951-04-08
ROOMS WANTED

APT.-Conn. or Wis.
VIC; for gentleman, %. Steadily en-
ployed. Refs; reas. rent. April or
May. Box 114-Z, Star.
white refined young
woman desires large private room
good closet. in private home. no apt.
Will pay well for meals. NV. sec
tion. Phone ia. 4165. after 10 am.
MOTHER desires rm. and
board and care for infant; $f00 per
~, mo; J. ! max; 2. Box 1881; Star; g.
ployed women would like 2 rooms
and bath, preferably on top floor
with porch. Box 173-Z. Star. 9s
LARGE ROOM OR APT. unfurnished,
housekeeping, all utilities, bath; pre-
fer inclosed porch. Box 1897, Star .
COUPLE, wife invalid; D.
c., Chevy Chase Circle preferred,
room or apt, furn.. with or without
board; occasional nursing help If
possi6ie; M1 asoo references; permanent.
on emergency assign
ment oInaa wants s. room, ooa r.. private S home
REFINED MiDDLE-AGED COUPLE
max. Boy i25-z, Star. 1' gov
CHRISTIAN MAN,
perm. Govt. employe. desires mex
pensive room in congenial home
where there are no other roomers.
Box 200-Z, Star.
BUSINESSWOMAN desires room, vi
cinity Dupont Circle, adult family.
Box 1879, Star.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
ROOMS. APTs. 70 SHARE

JEWISH GIRL. to share nicely furn.
apt, nv. section. with another.
YOUNG GENTLEMAN. age a5-s5. to
share apt. with another man. NV.
section Mass. ave. call EN-. s9sS.
DowNTowN-Liv. rm. bedrm.. kit,
s4s. SAT- so cali ali ST. sPat 4sa4 4.'n ano.asf' 1s
APARTMENT to share with one girl;
new newly furnished. Call after 10 am,
rSSss q 9 ~ Tss e. 5sss ts share rn a03S
23Io Goth ST. N.W.-Young man to
share two bedroom .pt; 70 minutes
COME, co AD; g s755 after 8 to Q Pm
GIRL TO SHARE 2-rm. apt. 1883
New Hampshire ave. NV. Apt. Ala.
NO. 1882. Call after pm. IS
GIRL TO SHARE attractive two-bed-
room apartment in NV; residential
section; with two others: utilities
furnished; Laundry in bsmt.. excel.
coSGPN,aT. t5s1sPi IA 1A5% 24. to shar. atsrae.
After Fri, WO. 5397. --S
GIRL to share bedrm. apt. near 18th
st. and Columbia rd. co. .6571. ---s
2 GIRLS, about rs, to share with
1 other; twin bedrm.: ali modern
conyeniences; close to Pentagon. 20
min mins. bus 1g,s 70 WaSh;i TIE. 13ls: 3
sl. tG share na a6 IT,. 4sss RssT 18th and colsm
Refined LADY wishes to share her
apt. with sober. employed cple.
phone; excel. transp. WA. 9360. -6
Evening star., 1951-04-08

COLORED = FURNISHED, 1-room,
kitchen and bath apt. 1924 9th
81; NV: NO. 1894.
COLORED-FURN. or unfurn. large
front room. 100 block You st. NV;
suit. for 2 young ladies. DU. 31I7.
COLORED-1 ROOM. Kitchen and
semipyt. bath, S54 mo- ia. 3246.
COLORED-2 LADIES to share apt
! single room. man or lady. Call
COLoRED-APT. for employed couple
or 2 Govt. employed girls. Call RA.
0S63 for further information. 5
COL0RED-131S 18th ST. NV
Large furn. rm.. ,dinette, kit. and
semibath. Inspect, then call DI.
CoLoRED-1s14 R. l. AVE. NV
Large furn. rm. with stove and
sink. Inspect. then call DI. $3.50.
COLORED-1 OR 2 RIM. apis. now
available, all utilities furn.. reason
able rent. Apply after pm. 1920
18th st. NV. s.
COLORED-FURNISHED APIS. 500
Mt. Vernon pl. N.Y. rm. and kit,
semipvt bath; $50 per mo. JOSEPH
z: BRUNO CO.: INC. 9o3 H st. NV.
CoLoIREDD-coUpLE. RED refined; base
ment apt. in Chevy Chase home in
exchange for part-tims services.