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Evening star., 1951-09-04
Terps and CoIoniaIs
Hunt Requirements
For Lost Kickers

Both Head Football Coaches
Bo Rowland of George Washing
ton and Jim Tatum of Maryland
are in the market for punters to
replace players who have been
graduated. Johnny Shullenbarger
did the booting for the Colonials
last season and Jack Targarona
for the Terrapins.
At CIV it appears the task will
be handled that jack-of all
work, Handy Andy Davis. Early
practice sessions have turned up
no one else who can do 1t as well
as he.
Davis for the last three years
has been the Colonials' star run
ner and paSser, in addition to
playing safety man on defense.
Kicking, If he does it for George
Washington this season, will be no
new assignment for Davis. He
hasn't handled that task much at
CIV, but at Tech High School,
where he starred before going to
George Washington. he was the
teams main kicker his last two
Years.
Coach Tatum at Maryland hasn't
settled on a kicker yet, but he is
openly pleased with Fred Heffner
sophomore from Sacton, Pa
IHeffner, an end on last years
freshman team. has been averag-
ing over SO yards from scrimmage
with his practice boots. Another
Pennsylvania getting good dis
tance is Leland Leibold, a left
footed kicker from Smokeless. Pa
The TerrapinS were run through
la 30-minute scrimmage yesterday,
with their coacn trying out offen-
sive linemen. Among those who
seemed to fill the bill was ALI
America Guard Bobby Ward. Bill
Moletzky and Ed Kensler. both
guards; Dick Modzelewski, the big
tough tackle who filled in very
we'll when Ray Krouse was injured
last year. and End John Alderton
l. All are holdovers.
Evening star., 1951-09-04
Ohio State Favorite
As 1000 Gridders
Open Big Ten Drills
By the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-Nearly' 4.
1000 football men. including a
horde of freshmen, romp into fall
practices today and tomorrow
throughout the Big Ten Confer
ence.
Upward of 800 freshmen opened
drills Saturday. UpperclaSSmenI
now report. In this group arel
200 letteFmen as we'll as about
$50 sophomoreS representing onel
of the best Conference crops I'M
recent years.
The season opens September 20.
when all nine schools face inter-
sectional rivals before the confer
ence title chase starts. UCLA is
at Illinois, Indiana at Notre Dame,
Kansas State at Iowa, Michigan
State ineligible for Big Ten foot
bah title competition until 1859
at Michigan, Washington at Min
nesota, Southern Methodist at!
Ohio State, Colorado at North
western, Texas at Purdue and
Marquette at Wisconsin.
FrOsh Have Little Chance.
Freshmen are eligible for varsity
competition this season, a con-
Cession made in the face of an
increased military draft. How
ever the draft and enlistments
have not taken as many gridders
as expected. AS the result, very
few freshmen are in line for
varsity berths, the majority being
relegaJed to Junior varsity squads.
Wisconsin and Iowa, each with
rs back in harness, have the most
returning lettermen. Ohio State
has IS, Illinois % and Michi-
gan %.
Ohio State ranks as a prime
favorite to take the Big Ten crown
with 16 f1ne-looking sophomores
supplementing the rest of the
squad. All-America Halfback Vic
JanoWicz heads the returning
monogram wearers, who also in
clude Quarterback Tony Curcillo, !
Halfback Walt Klevay and Line
men Julius Whitman, Sherwin |
Gandee and Capt. Bob Held.
Illinois, Wisconsin Liked.
Illinois and Wisconsin may give
the Buckeyes the most trouble in
the race to the title and in some
preseason figuring rate as high
or higher than Ohio State.
The Illini are blessed with 81
sophomores. but they need a good
punter and a crashing fullback to
replace Rocky Raklovitz. Half |
backs Johnny Karras and Don
Stevens return along with such
excellent llnemen as Joe Cole, Ellie !
Popa and Chuck Ulrich.
Topping Wisconsin's squad are
Quarterback John Coatta. End
Gene Felker and Guard Bill Gable,
a 205-pounder unable to compete
in 1850 because of a knee injury
Michigan's losses included Backs
Chuck Ortmann and Don Dufek
and All-America Tackle Al Wahl
The main problem is finding a
competent replacement at the key
left half spot for Ortmann.
Evening star., 1951-09-04
Fee CoIIiere's S Son Gets
Athlete. of Week Award

Richard (SnagS Colliere, 16-
year-old son of Fee Colliere, for
merly one of the top sandlot base
ball and football players in this
area, has been voted the Touch
down Clubs athlete of the week.
Richard, who enters Anacostia
High School this year, batted 800
as catcher for the Eastern Branch
team of the Kiwanis League, the
Metropolitan Police Boys Club
No. II team and Davis Painters.
In addition, he'll play fullback for
No. II this football season.
President Jim Magner presented
him with the Touchdown Club
weekly trophy yesterday.
Fee returned to active coaching
in sandlot baseball during the re-
cent city series after undergoing .
leg amputation.
Evening star., 1951-09-04
Washington Trackmen
Win Toronto Meet
Special Dispoteh 10 The Sfer

TORONTO, Sept. 4.-The Le-
Droit Park Falcons Of Washing
ton, D. c., scored "a points for
team honors in the Canadian Ma
tional Exhibition Labor Day track
meet yesterday.
Falcon runners won all three
places in both the 10O-yard and
220-yard handicap events. The
100 went to Henry johnson, fol-
lowed by Louis Mathis and Rich
ard Price, while in the 220 it was
Mathis, Henry DeGraffrued and
Johnson.
The 3-mile handicap was won
by E. Eldridge of the Falcons.
Among other winners were the
Rev. Bob Richards of La Verne.
Calf, who set a meet pole vault
record Of IA feet. 101s inches,
and George Rhoden Of Morgan
State College. Baltimore, with a
I47-second meet record in the 40.
Evening star., 1951-09-04
Totals 80 z "a 8 Totals 50
sCalled out on strikes for Porter

IlN
+Struck out for Harris in 9th.
Tilt into force play for Stobbs in Sth.
Washinaton 100 600 030-4
Boston -------- lO% OO3 @oS-o
Runs-Yost, Coan, Mele, Vernon, Di-
Maggio Pesky. Goodman. Hatfield. Robin
son (2l: stobbs t2l. u, Error@cPOrte1rfiee5ldd. e5d
Robinson. Pesky. Two-base hits.Mele.
Pesky, Goodman. DiMaggio. Hatfield. Nc
Cormick Home run-Robinson. Stolen
-Pesky to Doerr to Dropo. Left on bases
Washington. 8; Boston, IA. Bases on
balls-Of Stobbs. 8; off Porterfield, 81 of
Moreno, i, of Harris. 4. Struck outIBy
Stobbs, .; by Kinder. /; by Porterheld. 4:
Porterfield in 6 innings; OF Moreno, 8
in Is inning; of Harris none in % in
der. none in / inning. Hit by pitcher-By
stobbs CPorterfieldl. Wild pitch-Porter-
held. Winning pitcher.Stobbs n0-5).
Losing pitcher-Porterf1eld on. Time
2:22. Attendance-26 600.
Evening star., 1951-09-04
Miss Pepsi Easy Winner

DETROIT, Sept. 4 P)-.Miss
Pepsi, driven by Chuck Thompson,
won all five heats of the Silver
Cup race with ease, on the De-
troit River yesterday. The entry
of Walter and Roy Dossin was the
only boat to complete the so miles.
Evening star., 1951-09-04
Red Sox, 3-8; Mats, "a

Totals 33 S24 3 Totals 33 " IL
sSingled for Starr in 9TH.
SRan for Kluttz in Sth.
IGin1led for ConSueRra in 9th.
Evening star., 1951-09-04
Record Set in 2-Mile Walk

CHICAGO, Sept. 4 R.-Bill
Mihalo of Detroit yesterday won
the international walking cham
pionship for the fourth straight
year. Mihalo set a 2-mile record
for the event, with time of Is
minutes Is seconds. The old mark
was 15:45. Other times today
were 1885 for the quarter mile and
1921 for the half mile.
Evening star., 1951-09-04
Dr.. Fitzgerald Regoins
Sherwood Golf Title

DR.. James E. Fitzgerald again
is the Sherwood Forest Club golf
champion.
He defeated Ed Litzau of Bal
timore, 2 up, in yesterdays final.
He won also in 1916 and 1941.
Evening star., 1951-09-04
Anucostio Practice Today

The Anacostia Eagles unlimited
football team will have their OPEN
ing practice at 6 pm. today at
Fairlawn. All candidates are in
vited. For further information
call Coach Ben Blaine at Lincoln
3-R622
Evening star., 1951-09-04
BOWLING Teams Sought

Teams desiring places in the
Prince Georges County Mems
Bowling League. having averages
from $50 to $50, should phone
the Hyattsville Recreation.
Evening star., 1951-09-04

T5IngIeU
Uasbinoton 600 900 OO2-e
Hosfon 800 900 00x-3
Runs-Runnels. Robertson, Pesky, .Doerr.
Dropo. Error-None Runs batted IN
Doerr. Dropo C2), Guerra t2). TWo-6ase
hits-Doerr, Rosar, KluttZ. Three-oaSe
hits - Michaels. Home run Dropo.
Double plays-Goodman to Doerr; Kinder
to Doerr to Dropo. Left on bases-Wash-
lngton s., Boston. 10. Bases on balls
/. Struck out-By eParnell, 3; by Starr, 3.
aits-Off starr. s in g innings; on Con
Suegra.' | in innings; on ParneH IN
winning pitcher-Parnell 16-10l. Losing
pitcher-Starr (3-9). Time-2:05.
Evening star., 1951-09-04
Bowling Duos Form League

The District Mems Major Dou.
lbles Bowling League will reorgan.
ize tonight at 8 o'clock at Takoma
Park Alleys. Maximum average II
245 with no handicap.
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RMS. FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

DOUBLE so} IL 81 RM Il, on cI End toor; $3.50
ARL.-NICELY FURN. rm.. twin
o 9Sas' os eqnv' to Navy Pentason. Call
NICELY II fujRN. dbl. rm. with garage,
l block from busline; pvt bath
s1sT snS s. ia. s sa55 sfts s10s e
"s sd6u s. 18th ST, ARL.-Furnished
privils. with icebox if desired; s COW nv
Navy Annex, Pentagon. CHI. 6556.
RIM. IN MODERN HOME in Arl. for
gentleman gent, nan on buslines 10 minis.
rm., twin beds; one sgle. rm,: both
next to bath; pvt. home with cple.:
= block from Wilson blvd; bus 10
d mln e az key ya REld ,f 81 s41s; week
A Mi; a71 IN Key blvd-Niesely
e1nv. to 2 buslines: near Clarendon.
Unusually well-furn
I'm 2 closets; private apt; conyx to
some Mt Privil; oW. o645. 80
R RYt; bath; excel, bus service. ov..
noTEL RooMs-singles. $40; dou-
rant. home-cooked meals, THE
CASTLE Shs' INN. Forest Glen, Silver
bath. single rm.; "a
blk transp.. 10 min. Pentagon, 90
min. downtown Wash. OV. 6331
NORTH ARLINGToN-Larse rm.,
CHEVY RfV SCI cHa IS e cfkc GH 9se1 blocK
Beaut. corner rm., Oriental rugs:
R RssE pen oV aes spd airport gss ls
ARLINGTON. VA, z blks from Buck
lngham shopping center. conv. 3
cuisines and Pentagon-1 large rm..
adj. bath; quiet neig hborhood ideal
for officer personnel. Phone GIL.
SILVER sPRING-single or double:
new house; nice neighborhood. Call
TWO TWO SINGLE RMS; pvt. home: gen.
tlemen preferred; 10 minutes to
town. Call GIL. $500 DO
ROOM WITH PVT. BATH, in private
Ri e prS U s and or eon maf 5ods s09 5sth
ave, Rogers Hts, Hyatts. UN. O572.
EDGEMooR, near Naval Medical
Center-Room with pvt. bath. Call
SILVER SP.-Beaut. furn instr. bed
rm.. pvt. bath; or well app'td. den,
firepl., pvt. u bath. SH. 5O4S. ~
2 FURN. BEDRMS., pvt. bath. entire
end A.; l block from bus. :}n5
East Howell ave-, Alex, AL. $500.
FURNISHED ROOM. near Potomac
Yards and Meipar; $3.50 week
Phone and laundry included. XII.
Observation-Disclosures single rm.,
private bath; convenient bus, Pen
tagon $40 weekly. TIE. 1887. 90
ATTRAC BEDRM. with kit privil;
! blk to bus and shopping center.
ARLiNGToNWNicely furnished rm..
l block to Lee blvd; near bus: rea-
sonable. CHI. 1854.
TAKOMA PARK-Attractive large,
furn. bdrm.; ample storage space;
kit. privil. Call SH. 1921.
COLLEGE PARK-Large rm.. twin
beds, for women; pvt. bath and
ARL.. CENTER CLARENDON-Large
single rm., adj. bath. with t. and S.;
$50 mon: man only. CHI. 1868.
RIM. NEXT BATH; lge. closet; home
of one adult: use of phone. laundry
privil.: 2 bloiks airport bus; bust
ness lady. OV. 1898.
Attractive, single; bus at corner; IS
week: man: ref, CHI. OIL.
2 blks. streetcars and buses. WA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-01-28
ROOMS FURkIsHEr-s.s.-s.w

ROOMS FURkIsHEc-S.e.-sW
FURNISHED ROOM in quiet nome
near Navy Yd. and transp Good
neat and hot water. TR. 7127.
12s 18th ST. s.E.-Larse sleeping
room Tor man only. Ii. 7-225S.
$50 INDEPENDENCE AVE. Sc Tor
merry b st. Single rooms for men:
~ per , week. II, 1868 70
LOT Sa; auRN; ROOM. next to bath.
E: CAPiToLs 81 sTM Ms oo r@ al, Is now
Iutn.; cow. transp.; phone. radio,
ers; gentleman pref Ii. s-7S35.
NICELY FURNISHED front room. for
Two, gentlemen or ladies, twin beds.
Cheerful surroundings; Sl2 week,
&c Close g., to car line, AT. 1879. 80.
kMPLofED refined gentleman or
e esef' p ,oveis room next to bath.
NICE ROOM for settled lady, Home
privileges. $40 week: FIR. l13S. Cali
anytime Sunday. After week days.
LARGE FRONT ROOM for / T OF .
A SMALL ROOM near Navy N Yard
aadnd transportation. FIR. 0071, ask
Gil E ST. s.E.-Ncely furn. master
twin bedToom; kit. and home privii.
SoUTHEAST-Nicely furn. room fo,
COW. to = carlines, some kitchen
privileges. reasonable. Ii. 4-7346.
9:i nth ST. S.E.-Near Navy Yard
Close Close to Pen ma, ave. Room near
$40 lth ST. S.E.-Nicely furn. front
e eouGIe RON In SODA eqny location priv
ANACOSTIA 1905 I4th ST. ST.
Large front. triple windows. twin
beds: radio; adj. bath, walking dis.
u ~ s Sp Esyal Gun Fac. LU. 1855
home. Desirable locality. conv. Navy
Y yard and Laboratory. Good trans,
SUNNY double front room. pvt. home
empl. settled young men. Suitable
ior students; reasonable. AK. 1914
Single or double. convenient transp.
81 E; Capitol st.
SUITLAND--Single bedroom; within
walking distance of Census Bureau;
sps hepa 1e privileges E $50 monthly,
rko SSf r ROOM ao'i Twin bed for ss sple
st. Sc. AK. aaS4i 't''A' $50
DBLE. RIM; nicely furn.; exc transp. /:
unllm. phone. kit. privilS; pvt.
home; ! or 2 ladies. VI. 04l6.
MEN ONLY in house, near Navy Yard,
furn. Age 21-45. FIR. Sill ewes.
LARGE FRONT twin-bed room; pri-
vate home; five blocks Capitol; $50
for .: S35 for l. Ii. 7-1465. rs
COLORED--FURN. RIM. for employed
couple with all home privils; reas-
COLORED-LGE. FRONT RIM, twin
beds: COW. to transp.; cooking priv
ileges. Reasonable Ii. 3-7O19.
COLORED-2 FURN. ROOMS, will
ACCEPT > children. Call Ii. 4-Ol5 50.
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ROOMS WANTED (cent.)

BY EMPLOYED. settled woman,
close-in room with some kitchen
privileges; preferably in apartment
building. Box BAIL, Star.
SINGLE ROOM by young man; vicin-
ity 18th and Columbia I'd. or Taft
Bridge. Box 342-L. Star.
FURNISHED SINGLE room, private
home. near Wis. ave- car. for pro-
fessional woman; some kit. privils.
Call CO. 1894.
DAD AND Tyr. old SON wish to
live in with nice family, receive
room with board, care of child: en-
ployed 51a days, some night work i;
both out most Sundays; Takoma
Park or Silver Spring pref. Box
416-K Star.
REFINED LADY. Government worker.
desires room or board don't smoke
or drink. Box 34S-L. Star.
GOVERNMENT WORKER wants room
with XII. privils., located in central
nv no. 9OS0 Sunday afternoon. .
FURN. ROOM in College Park, Nd,
Tor student. AP. O7S9.
REFINED YOUNG WOMAN, Govt.
emp, wishes room and home prvils,
meals or use of kit; reas.; would
st with children part time. BOX
YOUNG MAN. boy 15,/girl II. would
Ike rni; in pvt. home in Arlington,
near Wilson or Washington blvd
GIL. 6S39.
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CHASTLETON HOTEL

" day up. HUI. GIG.
CHASTLETON HOTEL
170l 18th ST. NV
special PEI weekl, rates: single and dou-
hotel service. Call Du. 1000.
COLoRED = Large attractive furn.
TWIN twin bedrm:. home privil;. "a blk
d dass St Gs ear ss LIS Cali after go yk
coIoRE6L4ss PARK RID. NV
no nome ne privileges, Call Tu, 1888. Us
4 ME R'cs eo Tcom ior man or a couple.
cOLoRED-17ss SWAMI ST. NV.
and and 1923 18th st. n;w.-Redec-
Fra sppo hE rms H and apis
CoLoREDwRooMs FOR CpLE. OF
single; home privileges; HUI. 1924.
CoLoRED - 1916 U ST. - Nicely
c s'E' RP15vieses A1 AP d .PGRN. RM
$500 blk; 18th st. NV: for empl.
girl; privils $35 mo. tn. 1895.
CoLoRED-17a1 EUCLID - Large
and small front. Quiet empl. per-
sons. No children. CO. s9ss.
CoLoRED. 1852 10th ST. Nv
Attr; sci; Im; for empl. lady, No cook.
coL:-LARGE BEAU u fi1H RI, ROOM
i40S Meridian D'. NV RI: s s$f7
CoLoRED, N.w.-comf. dble. and
ployed persons. MI. 9346. 2s'
COLORED-IF YOU must have the
best, see our, beautifully furn. dble.
rm.. twin beds. next bath; employed
couple C u n Or gentlemen al5a 1747 18th st.
coEoRE6- SINGLE AND DOUBLE
ROOMS-Conv. to transp; privileges;
reasonable weekly rates; RIA. 1896.
CoLoRED-l6ae SWAMI ST. NV.
girls; some priyils. Mr.. transporta-
c DC, Cd: ARG; ROOM with twin
beds next to bath; IA. 94s1. i
also selc. rm.; conv. transp. tn.
CoLoRED-a3oe ONTARIO RID. NV.
Lady or couple: home privil.;
cohoRTbsGE Em OK Eea Tw hp bs sann
for men; pvt. home; some privils.;
reas.; cow. transp. RIA. 1155.
CoLoRED-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
cp sn rm prlv HE Lad ladies bo or sG Ne
CoLoRED-1s4s OAK ST. NV
Lge. front rm. cow. to everything;
ceo 5IS5lsi Tgi aRsa; FRONT room in
rooming house; hot and cold water
COLORED-FRONT ROOM, respect
able single man or woman; nice
,, hSm Ne Call any ny time p o "a o51e,
for two elderly. responsible ladies;
nice PVT; home; tn; 1887;
bedrm. combined for cple. or 2
people: privileged to have telephone
and radio; no cooking: no children.
c 81 RED 01 a. o QUEBEC sT.ETwo
large rms. quiet Christian home.
for empl. cple. or girl. TIE. 403S.
coLoRED-oUIET COUPLE or single
lady for lovely furn. rm. in a COM
Portable apt. TX. 5000.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC. Cont
FARM 3 GARDEN

LOTS AND LANDS CLEARED. wooo
utilized, trees topped and removed
by Md; students. Call JU. 7-54s4.
BLUE STONE I'LL dirt, top soil. road
save 81, si1o' tr So. s ren9Sins' hanlsns
TREES REMOVED and land clearing;
BLACKSTONE WALKS. terraces, fire-
places, retaining, walls, pipe drain
age; All kinds Of cement work; F.
Rockville 35ss.
STARK BROS: famous nursery stock;
newest and best varieties. Get free
trees for testing with early orders
Landscape plans prepared by COM
s Rip' ALIEN Ire f TK s ss52rs you R:n'
PLANT SHADE TREEs. shrubs and
all other nursery stock now. We also
mates. call LYONS NURSERY.
rEi5 NeF SEASON. sass or We ns sPss sshs
trees. Reasonable prices. Cali
M W. sS1t fS %uRs sEss estimate
want the best you should buy from
the Homestead Dairy Farm, where
l50 cows are producing at all times.
Manure is clean. no trash; top soil
"a Chester loan, good and rich;
s snse ssn s u pe, sens s ss so
SABINE. Gsithersburg 6S6.
cow MANURE and top soil-n you
want the best you should buy from
the Homestead Dairy Farm, where
i5O cows are producing at all times.
Manure is clean. no trash; top soil
one ton, SIS; 1--WE tons, Se5. Guar
SABINE SABINE 9aitR Reassei $50 Saii GEO
]. H. G. CUB TRACTORS. Super A. c.
oan she aea fSa smmsr m
ers, plows, disks, mowers, gas en-
zines. power units, mixers, milk
coolers, cream separators, trailers.
wagons wagons M and , saws, Brillion grass
elevators. Turner saw mills, Loudon
barn equipment. parts and service.
MAIA5LoNN5Y's. INC. Silver Spring,
Usip go TseSu1pMENr-New Holland
ccultiyators. manure leaders. A Irac-
engine engine N MALLoNEY's, i've, Silver
M spE1ns cH All 5 sa%s, new and us.a.
parts and service. MALoNEY's,
IaSDseAPEE sP sERv1e e. SD prl ssSe.
planting. tranSplanting. sod0ing.
lawns made. renovated, tree work.
haestone walks. cement walks and
driveways. w. C. WALKER, SH. 1890.
va W9!'.Ho ogsI TRAILER Custom
GLOXTNIA BULBS-Full sized Bel
sian: 40 cents ca. Violets, husky.
young. many kinds. Collectors spec.
ial. 30 cents ca. Hundreds of pink
dogwood in 8 sizes. Free Leaflets
Sosw ssufe c q s!fktPia os sfE9Ras
where, money goes farther. Hwy.
$40. "a mi. N. of Gaithersburg. Md.
Phone J. W. Deppa, BAR.
end loader. corn planter cultivator
attachment, Also HD7 caterpillar
with dozen blades. Can be seen at
White Hall Farm. mi. So. of D. c.
on Indian Head hwy Reas. prices,
terms on HD7. DI. 1861.
INT. LIQ; manure spreader.,. ,gnd.
tractor, New Idea mower. bulldozer
with. loader. Int. 11a-ton truck. with
Sx14-ft: fiat-bed and hyd. lift.
IaSf pscarISemEree friendly advice
on your planting needs. Flowers,
shrubs. oranmentals. fruit trees.
D. sCSd THRy k kSTsst Prices 81 9452
900 3e;.s bassy, CHICKS sh,+ used ed Snee; z
BOXES; etee Cheap for quick sale.
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

CHEERFUL light housekeeping room
IN lovely home; maid serv. Children
cared for. NO. S444. -
10Th ST. NV. 140i-Choice front
closet with running water, Si0'S0
TWO ROOMS AND SMALL KIT
Stove. refrig., newly decorated. i'm
iurn.s young working couple pre-
IerTed. 500 mo. util. included. in
S0i 9Th ST. S.E.-Near Navy YARD
2-rms.s second floor front, semipvt'
bath: $50 month.
1S5 II ST. S.W.-one light house,
H Heep ping room, hot water. double bed,
FRONT BEDRM.. kitchen Fr,p,dairs
range. porch. oil heat, Sl4 weekly
to o, Sun. and Mon. AS 6 st.
$3.50 WEEK-Front room. utilities
IrnITTnishsd; 461 H st. NV. MRS.
G Gun nl.faa One non drinking
1850 $50 MONROE 9oSNSfseSa' ST. N.w.-rwo room
efiieiency. Hotplate, ice box: quiet
section; good transp. co. 373l 40
lI2I N.W.-3 furnished, I'd floor
nousekeeping rooms; refs. required.
INTER RACIAL INTERNATIONAL,
rm. with or without iight h ouseo
keeping privils. Only people of
nigh q q standards sn need apply. $50
LiGH r. H 81 EXEC IN Ss sIbk AM
diEette, bath, share kitchen; suit
lady or refined man. MI. 1865.
604 G ST: s.E.-L.h.k. room: redeeo.
eepted. p rdj2e ae Gs.; small child &C
ONE SMALL Ink. BsMT for sin.,s
woman only; $40 month. 1883 New.
ton st. NV, DU. 9231. 30
l15 18th ST. S.E.-Extra large i.h.k
IL ffl'a 4ose4 S-a people. LII, 4: q.
NICELY TURN. light Housekeeping
transportation. HU. s765. 80
o SEM, CAPITOL PIn HILL and Union
fr1nt rooms; rent single or double.
s as f9 i snDioYfd os55ssR; ":
BRookLAND. 1924 6t 4 OTIS st ne ne
2nd-foor, front. large, sunny room,
private bath: gentleman or en-
ployed couple rs
and 2 Iteh sn for ebR
smpl. couple: no children; GENTLE
921 G ST. Myth floor. Groom
unit; furnished for Ink; s4s per
WOODRIDGE-Studio rm. pvt. bath
and kit, excel. transp. DE. 1868
after 9 pm, 90
1900 BLADENSBURG RID. N.E.-Lge.
Ink. nm. for couple or sgl. pvt.
nome; parking. Call LA. 6-449l
between 4 and 10 pm. 80
COLORED - 1852 HARVARD ST.
N.W;1L.hk; rooms with kitchen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-01-28
ROOMS ruRAIsHED-hw. lRMs. FvRA.-Mo & VA Cont,

COLORED-NEWLY decorated rm
for refined young lady; pvt. phone.
home privileges. MI. 1880 3
COLORED-13i1 MONROE ST. NV
No children. Open Sunday. 1890
to pm.
CoLoRED-s30s SHERMAN ave. n W.
Nicely furn; rm, in pvt, home for
2 men or ladies. RA. 1897.
CoF.ORED-615 LAMONT ST.-Lge.
attr. nm: refined cple or sgle. per
son: Kit. privileges. TU 4427. 80
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RIM. re-
fined employed adult only; very
col SRE abnss Fur FUN. RIM: aG for
cpl. in pvt. home; good transp.,
home privileges. DE. 5393.
small ~; for rent; $40 per week.
COLORED - HILLCREsT HOUSE,
$500 18th st. n.w:-Nicely furn
rms. for empl people. married, or
share rms. for ladies or gentlemen;
no children. Apply in person. 80
COLORED-1615 NEW HAMPSHIRE
.w.--Nicely furn. for empl. people,
married, or share rms; ladies and
gentlemen; no children. Apply in
person. 80