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da filling is as safety man. On
Burda's first play he fumbled a
punt on the Colonials' 81. and
Virginia recovered. The Cavaliers
scored in four plays with Charley
Harding, second-string quarter
back, going the last seven yards
on a keep" play.
Tackle Bob Quit, a stalwart in
the CIV defensive line, suffered a
dislocated elbow in the second
period and will be lost to the team
for two weeks. He was taken from
the field by ambulance to Univer-
sity hospital. Quit is the second
veteran linemen lost this week
Jerry Angel, tackle and end, en-
tered the Army only yesterday.
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South Carolina Beats
The Citadel, B-7
BY the Associated Press

COLUMBIA, S. c., Sept. 29.-
A pass-conscious South Carolina
football team smashed The Cita-
dels hopes for an upset. 26-7, here
tonight before a Southern Con-
ference football crowd of $4,000.
The backbone of the South
Carolina attack was the passing
of Johnny Granting. The sopho-
more quarterback passed for one
touchdown and set up two others
with his accurate throws.
Halfbacks Steve Wadiak and
Hootie johnson shared the run
ming honors for the victorious
Gamecocks, Wadiak scoring twice
Granting got in the running act
by hucking over from the two for
the final touchdown.
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Johnny Bright Gets
New Yordoge Mark
AS Drake Triumphs
By the Associated Press

PEORIA, ILL.,, Sept. 29.-Johnny
Bright. 205-pound Drake senior,
set a new NCAA individual foot
ball yardage record tonight.
Bright gained 242 yards by pass
ing and rushing as drake beat
Bradley, 20-14.
This brought Bright's total to
SOFT yards gained by passing and
rushing in a college career of a
little more than two seasons. II
broke the old mark of 4,871 yards
held by Charley (Choo ChooD JUS
tice of North Carolina.
Bright, a tilree-letter man in
track, basketball and football, went
to Drake originally to play basket.
ball.
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Two Smiths Dominate
Scoring as Duke Wins
Over Pitt, 10 10 IA
By the Associated Press

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 29.-Two
gents named Smith slashed a
spotty Pittsburgh defense to shreds
today to give Duke a 1914 victory
over the Panthers before 20,066
disappointed fans.
Charley Smith, 21-year-old
Junior from Wilmington, N. c., and
James (Red Smith, a speedy
sophomore from Winston-Salem,
m. c., dominated the scoring as
Duke won it's second straight game.
The Smiths got able assistance
from End Blaine Earon and Guard
John Carey.
Carey, 196-pound junior from
Fort Wayne, Ind, intercepted a
Pitt pass to set up the first score
in the opening period. Earon, a
senior, blocked one of Chris War;
riner's punts in the second period
to pave the way for Dukes second
tally. .
Pitt Leads Late in Game.
Pitt, opening it's season under
Its athletic director, Tom Hamilton.
acting as temporary coach, threat
ened throughout the game and led,
I14-l3, at the end of three quarters.
THE Panthers rolled up 20 first
downs to Is for the Blue Devils.
It took Duke just over five min
utes to chalk up its first touch
down. Carey intercepted BOZ
IBestwick's pass on the Pitt AZ ano
a few moments later Charley
Smith bulled over from the three
Pitt bounced into the scoring
picture eight plays later. Loui;
=. Cimarolli, spectacular sophomore
tailback, rounded right end fol
is and a touchdown. Clmarolll
who carried the brunt of Pitt:
r attack, was the most consistent
/ ground gamer on the field. Hi
j. carried the ball IL times for 8"
yards.
EarOn carries 10 10.
In the second quarter, Earor
| blocked WARMERS punt on thu
l Pitt 80, then picked up the pig
skin and raced to the Pitt Is. Rel
. Smith plunged over few play
, later from the three and half
| George Grune, 180-pound sen
; Tor from White Plains, N. Y
spanked the final Duke touchdown
He took WARMERS kick in tn
fourth and raced from his owl
80 to Pitts 26. Charley Smith
9 took up the ball-carrying load ant
e scored four plays later after Duk
e worked the ball to the half-yar'
d line.
:. For the second Pitt tally, tn
: Panthers marched 90 yards
d Quarterback Bestwick passed t
n Warmer for the score with al
l1-yard heave into the end zone.
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Terps Do No Wrong,
Generals No Right
In 54-to-14 Rout
Continued From Page BID

Continued From Page BID
first reriod on a Southpaw pass
from Ralph FELTON, to Paul Lind
say for IA yards to climax a 10
yard drive. Scarbath's 42-yard
pass 10 Lindsay accounted for
most Of the yardage.
Bocetti Scores On Sneak.
The Terps made it 21-0 when
Ed Fullerton went II yards with
a pitchout from Scarbath after
Bob Shemcnski and Ed Modzelew-
ski set up the score. Washington
and Lee came back to score when
Maryland fumbled on its own six
and Bocettl came in to engineer
a touchdown in two plays, going
over from the four on a quarter
back sneak.
Mighty Mo Modzelewski scored
from the one to end a 77-yard
drive before half time. with speedy
Chef Hanulak setting it up with
passes and fast spurts.
Mighty Mo, the only player to
make two touchdowns, scored
again on a buck after a minute
of the third period. Ed Kensler
had set up the score by intercept
ing a pass
Ed Barritt's 41-yard dash with
a handoff was made just a minute
after the fourth quarter started
for a Alt lead. The Generals re-
piled with a 70-yard touchdown
pass play, Ray Lester throwing
to Bob Thomas, who romped 25
yards after he caught the pass.
The Terps passed only twice in
the last half, but one was for a
touchdown, Bob De Stefano to
Hank Fox from Is yards out to
end a 67-yard drive. The last
Maryland touchdown was a Beigh-
toll production as he carried three
times from the 14-yard line and
went over on the third try.
Barritt Tops in Yardage.
Barritt, a sophomore from Long
Island, was Maryland's top ground
gamer with u yards in eight tries,
while the versatile Fullerton made
81 in nine trips and Modzelewski
81 yards in 10 tries.
Lester, a senior from Washing
ton-Lee High School, worked from
the quarterback spot in the Gen
erals CT but it was a hurry UP
job for him. And it was particu-
larly tough since he was facing
q team with the defensive strength
of the Terps. He had little time
on his passes as the heavier and
faster Terps broke through the
spotty W&L line.
Ward, the Terps All-American
used almost solely on offense and
guard. made no mistakes. Bob
was downfield fast and blocked tc
perfection. Dick Modzelewski ex-
celled for the Terps defensively
and Chick Fry extensively and
defensively. Maryland's offense
also got help from Sophomore
Lineman Stanley Jones and Ray
StankuS.
The injuries to Bocetti anc
Waters undoubtedly hurt the Gen.
erals, but not the difference be.
tween 81 and IA. Maryland wa:
much too good.
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Del Baker Dropped

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Sept. %
(R.-Bill Starr, president of the
San Diego baseball club of the
Pacific Coast League. announced
today the contract of Del Baker
Padre manager, would not re-
newed for 1852. Starr said he had
another managerial prospect in
mind.
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The Lineups

MARYLAND.
Left end-Lindsay, Fox, Nestor. crytzer,
Left tackle-Moss, Fry, Morgan. Modze-
lewski, Christianson.
Lett guard-Ward, Hurd. Navarro, Kens-
Ter. Finke. Latimer. MARITIME.
Center-Cosgrove. Keith, Trexler.
Right guard = Ladygo, Boeri Decker,
Right tackle-Jones, Morgan. Fry. Ba-
reirra:
Right ends-Weidensaul, Mahoney, Aid.
erton.
Quarterback-scarbath Faloney. Destef.
Left halfback - Shemonski. Hamulak
Laughery Pstruzzo, Davis.
Right halfback-Fullerton, FELTON,, Wall
Fullback- Modelewski, Barritt. scios.
Ga WASHINGTON AND, LEE.
Left end--Trammel, Hedge, Carlisle.
Left tackle-P elahunty, Smith Raough
c ceefntteFF asSdsens aor TGsRns Weaver
Right guard-Kibler. Rawlings, Pszczol
Right tackie-Popvich, Thompson.
Right end-Thomas. Hickman. Pratt
Observation-Disclosures. Bocetti.
Eight Scott Moody.
Fullback--Abrams. Arnold.
Left hahback-Broyies,B Bolt.
Maryland IA IA z 2o-54
washington and Lee, O. I'll.
Scoring: Maryland. touchdowns - E
Modzelewski CO, Ladygo. Lindsay. Fuller
ton, Barritt. Fox. Beightol Conversions
Decker 20, Cianelh,5 placements Washing
ton and Lee-Bocetti Thomas. Conversion
-Handlan t2). placements.
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Nurses Association
OF District Admits
q CoIored Members

The District Graduate Nurses
Association for the first time has
admitted colored nurses to mem.
bership.
Action Of the groups board OF
directors this week in approving
applications of % Negro nurses
for membership. officials said. fol-
lowed an expression Of opinion
from a recent poll of the 1850
members. Returns, they said
showed T19 in favor of Negro adj
missions and SAL opposed.
Miss Lillian Adams, association
president. said the boards deci-
sion should represent step for
ward14n attacking the common
problems of nursing"
Chance to Work Together.
"The problems Of the Negro
nurses generally are the same as
those of any Others" she said.
This gives us the chance to work
together on common problems of
nursing, rather than to work
separately, as we have in the
past"
The decision, she added, is not
expected to affect either the en-
ployment of nurses or the general
shortage of nursing personnel. Most
of the % colored nurses voted
into membership this week are
employed at the District Health
DEPARTMENTS Bureau of Public
Health Nursing or at Freedmen's
Hospital.
Membership in the District
association automatically makes
the nurses members of the Amer
lean Nursing Association - the
nurses counterpart of the Amer
lean Medical Association. While
nurses excluded from local affili-
ates may seek individual mem
bership in the ANA. Miss Adams
said, they are not eligible to
participate fully at the local level.
Number Put Mt 400 Here.
Miss Adams said she has been
told there are about 400 registered
Negro graduate nurses in the city.
Any who apply for membership.
she said, will be considered ac-
cording to standards Of nursing,
education and training as required
by the groups bylaws.
Miss Adams said she under
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Blake Firm Gets Contract 10 Renoyafe Posi- BUILDING

The General Services Admins
tration has awarded a $l24.238
contract to the Blake Construc-
ton Co.. SO E street S.W.. for rem.
ovation of the old Washington
Post Building. 1887 e street NV.
to serve as Offices for the State
Department.
In making the announcement
last night. spokesman for GSA
said the work Is to be finished
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within 90 days, under the contract
terms.
GSA leased the building in Feb
lruary for one year from the Will
lard Estate at q monthly rental of
l$4.166. The property has 10000
square feet Of space, GSA stated.
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Milk Commission Hit

RICHMOND. June 90 TIA
Richmond member Of the General
Assembly called yesterday for abo-
lition Of the State Milk Com
mission.
NO group should advocate free
enterprise out Of one corner OF
the mouth and then Cypress the
poor people out of the other cor
|ner,' Albert Boschen, a member
Iof the House Of Delegates, said.
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Italy Agrees to Use
| OF Leghorn as U. S. Base
By tte Assoeiatsd Press

ROME, June 29.-The Italian
government said yesterday it has
agreed to let the United States
use the part Of Leghorn as q sup
ply base for American occupation
forces in central Europe.
The announcement said the
agreement had been reached under
the mutual assistance and collec-
tive security provisions Of the At
|lantic pact.
The city government of Leghorn
is in the hands of the Reds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-29

Christmas seals have been issued
annually In the United States since
1907.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-29

stood that in only three States
Texas, Georgia and Virginia-are
Negro nurses not admitted to
graduate nursing associations.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

1909 10th ST. N.W.-Pieasant rms.
for men; good food; early break
fast optional; TV MI 3740. -
THE MAR LEETA. 1925 10th ST. NV.
Single and double rooms for young
ladies and young men. Water. phones
III rooms; showers; excellent board.
d
DOWNTOWN, 1929 K st. NV. CIV
Vlc.--Doubie rn: suitable for ,
girls or boy students or Govt. en-
ployes; twin beds; next to bath;
excel. meals; S2l,F0 each every =
weeks. ST. 1907. -
POOL COLUMBIA RD.-Near Conn.
ave. Nice rooms; good meals, young
Govt. employees, CO. $3.50. 4"
MISUNDERSTANDING rm.. with ex-
Cellent meals. for young man: COW.
transp. to District. Call TIE. 32lS.
WENDELL TERRACE-CooI, pleasant
doubles. triples; excel. meals: COW.
trans: lge. lawn. porch: 500 mo
1927 Belmont I'd. NV. MI 9435
BLAIR MANSION INN-T7Io Blair
rd. NV; beautiful rms. fine food,
free parking; daily, weekly and
monthly rates. SH. 3317, SH. 9775,
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ApARTMENTs uhFURhIsHED
1881 MINNESOTA AVE NE-1-bed

4O8I MINNESOTA AVE. N.E.-1-bed
rm, apt; S67 65. incl. utils. SEE
EAsTCHESTER APARTMENTs-2stt
q N SITS. Sc. Bachelor apartment or
ground floor. Cali Ma. 4493. 3
A ROOMS, kitchen and bath-26o:
Gem Gonn, ave. NV. Can be used q
TWo-BEDRSoSoM N APT liv. room %
by l A; twin-sized bedrms., 6 closets;
quiet section Alexandria; immediate
occupancy; rent. S95 month. See
or phone Ma. $500 %
CORAL HILLs--Four rms. living
rm,, bedrm., kitchen with dinette
and bath: plenty Of closet space; all
utilS; incl; S67 IS. 10: 9-85Q0. a
300 NO, GARFIELD. ARL., Wa
porch, ali outside rooms, garbage
disposal: adults; yearly lease; open.
SLIGO CREEK PARK vicinity: 2
bedroom apis; S93.50 to 500. SO;
VACANCIES; 1bedrm. apt, $50 so
$500 mo, available Sept /; all
bath with shower, kit, fan; ample
closets Venetian blinds; all utils.
s 81 1855. inspect call MANAGER
NEAR 2ist AND NJ ST. NE-Larse
nSlng room, dinette., bedrm.. Kit
mo, incl. utils. Elk. 3400. IS
4-RM. APT. semi-pvt bath, to set
rieq couple. Would accept / child
R Ttt SOB mo. Ii. 6-349L 1907
45OI WISCONSIN AVE. Nw.-se S
rms, . baths. MOD. apt. -
30S 10th ST. N.E.-3 rooms private
path ami; no children. Ii.
TAKoMA pARK-pe luxe apt o on
nam ma moor of 6-unit brk BLDG Lee
bath, seS so I'm" A Ssdfn' p4 Klt agd
ROBERT E. LoHR, Iii CEDAR i st..
Takoma Park Call GE. Oa57. Il
S5O5 GREENWOOD AVE, Takoma
PARK Md; CFlower ave. and Piney
Branch rdO; > rooms. kitchen. din
ing alcoVe. bath. Rent, S64 mo
available Immediately. See ianitor
3, SAUL co" 925 18th st. NV,
.l;s3 + sT. Sc, Apt. s-2 rooms.
per mo. Utilities not included
Available, Immediately. Key with
lanitor at 1917 MINI ave. sc. B. r.
sA dn CO. 925 18th st. NV, Ma,
bath apt. White Oak. Silver Spring.
Nd; SOC mo. Call FREDERICK
REAL ESTATE. RE. 2461./
Goa EYE ST. N.E.-Liv. rm,, din.
porch, S4e.22. r. G. DUNE. 1885
Rhode Island ave. e, HO. 0700.
80 BRYANT ST. N.W.--l bedrm
Nv rm.' kit, pvt. bath. back porch.
End floor q
DUPONT CIRCLE-Liv, rm.. bedrm.,
kit, bath; 500 mo. incl. utiB
no pets. Call OR. 2752. rs pm.
NEAR :. CAPITOL, Atlantic Sc
Liv. rm., bedrm. kitchen, din. al
cove; no pets; utils not incl couple;
refs, $3.50, 10. 3-6ss9. 3
1901 CLIFTON ST. N.W.-1st f., 2
rms, kit. bath; 1895.
1919 Warder st. NV. Apt. 81
room, kit, bath util incl; $4,000
76S Princeton pl. NV. Apt 3.-2
rms; kit. bath. heater; S64 30
WASHINGTON REALTY, GE. $500.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-h.W.

%ETHEsDA BUNGALOW - Immac-
late Diet. prewar brick bungalow, mr.
the Suburban Hospital; LIST f. has
attractive liv. rn. with unusual
Swedish firepl.. din. rm., mod. kit.
nice-sized bedrms. and tiled bath;
stairs to Ice. storage attic; side
porch; Diet, garage. The lot is beau
a real treat to see. Price, SlS,S50
Can w B. WRIGHT, EN-. 5000.
BETHESDA-VaCan Our best buy.
This stone rambler has an attrac-
tive liv. rm. w/frepl., din. rm., mod.
equip. kit. > lovely bedrms,. tull
an attractive bedrm. and bath on
the 2nd fl: built-in garage. Excep-
tional value at 500 800 Call w. B.
WRIGHT. EN-. $500.
CHEVY CHASE-This newly painted
Chevy Chase home arranged for
a large family; 130-ft; deep lot with
SOFT. frontage. THOS. L. PHIL
LIPS Wo. 1900 until 8 pm. 1920
CHEVY iHs7l1i CHASE blks. east Of Conn.
ave, det,.. brick; lge. bedrms., 2
baths full b ISN'T
Better see this before its too late,
only s23 $50. R, H, BEST INC.
WI. 3633: ewes, OIL. ,5040:
CHEVY CHASE, Kirkside. We have
several desirable, brick homes, in
h tas m STm s0qghtafsF b reshp Cor
lloniai, plus s. 7-rm. brick rambler
Call us for complete information,
LEGUM & GERBER. Realtors. 1915
Conn. ave, OR. 5000 til 9 pm;
CHEVY CHAsE-A 4-bedrm. Diet.
study and screened porch. cleo kit.
with stainless steel sink and break
fast space; GE oil h.-wh.; Diet. gar.
Priced near 100000. with. liberal
eTm les Is tG smy Q Psase ca R Rqy
.59SQ, WI 2613. R. PAGE
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Prewar brick
with heavy slate roof, 3 bedrooms,
! bath. living room with fireplace,
dining room, large screened porch,
S23,500. Easily financed. Exclusive
" with F. A. TWEED CO, INC,
5504 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 1890
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.-Blessed Sac
rament parish. Det, brick; u blk.
kit. den. screened porch; End f.,
4 bedrms. and storage attic: Diet.
garage, Priced under $4,000;
quick possession. F. A. TWEED
co, INC, 5504 Conn. ave. NV,
CHEvY CHASE. mr.. Chevy Chase
Country Club, in one of the. finer
neighborhoods We have a lovely,
older home that offers lot of
comfortable living. LIST fl. has lge.
recep. hall, liv. rm., din. rm. and
kit; q bedrms., baths, 2nd A.;
3 bedrms.. bath. Bird fl; lge. porch,
garage, beautiful garden, extra-lge.
lot. Shown by appt. Ewes, Miss
Huey. OIL. 5776 RAYMOND D
DUNN, 1896 Wisconsin ave. NV,
FOXHALL AREA-Luxurious brand
new California rambler in this most
desirable close-in location; 23-ft.
liv. rm with firepl., dining rm., lge.
fully equip. kit. 2 excellent bedrms.,
tile bath; delightful patio. full bsmt. {;
gas heat: disposal; real value at
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 141l.
F0XHALL VILLAGE, 1924 44th St:
vacant. open daily; 5 .bedrms.. pa
baths; house completely equipped
$500 cash: $4,000, AZ LIST
mortgage. Exclusive. c.. NEWTON
JEFFRESS, HU. 3341. OR. 7477;
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

WHEAToN-Nearly new. . bedrooms
lge. liv rm., stairway to disable 2nd
f., equipped kit. full bsnt.; fenced
yard; Venetian blinds, washing ma
chine; blks. to school end tranSp.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW. gar. h.-w.h.
cleo range water heater; S125 mo-
$3.50 Wilson lane, Bethesda, Md,
WI. 1882. 5
PENTAGON AREA large bedrms.
bungalow. large fenced yard, Sll0
OF. 9195. -
NEAR ANNANDALE-6 rooms, IL
baths. oil heat, garage; 500 mo
Phone FA. 1854 Sat. and Sun, 10
am. to 3 pm.
DOCTOR OR DENTIST - House on
18th st. between S and T; apart
ment and office on LIST floor; s ad-
ditional rms. and 3 baths that could
be rented; being completely redec-
Grated. Call DE. 1876.
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lAoussALE-Aw c

CHEVERLY, MD.-New Groom, 1Ia
baths, refrigerator, garbage dis
posal; responsible persons. UN. 1893.
BETHEsDA-New s-bedrm., 1la-bath
home, screened porch; 500 mo.
Available now. Mrs. Christman. AL
LIED REALTY CORP. 5000 Wis,
MERIDIAN PL. AT 18th ST. NV
s5-5Lbedrm,, house; nice yard; S125.
5Ist And N J. H SITS. SEE bedrooms.
living room. dining room. kitchen
and bath; semidetached; S115 per
ST.. NV. Ma. .2l00. 5
SILVER SPRING. Kensington area
{ r. rms get a Pant" porch frepl.'
Prince R1SS; g GEo 5IuSES, co.-AvaiI l2
Immediately; Brick Rambler, new,
BedrmS,, separate Din. rm, lge.
KIT; ideal Tor cplle. or family with
one child, COW. located. just the
me ne; r,S Can MISS rs sMoPE. EN- o&i$,
tractive, 3 bedrms., 2 baths, glassed-
IN porch, Wall-to-wall carpeting,
Grapes, Gear garage; choice location.
$500 month; Box Oil, Star. 4
rm;: S12O mo OR. S6TS. "a
MASS AVE. EXT.-S150; new corner
brick bedroom. L lLs-bath rambler
Eye. WI; 0296. j. LEO KoLB CO.
NEW l-RM. BUNGALOW. in nearby
Southern md Nd; tiled bath. screened
Brandywine 424I. =
VACANT-New 3-bedroom rambler.
mr.. school and shopping; S125 per
NO. I, H. CARMICHAEL REALTY
CO. SH. 0424; ewes. LA. 6-SS00.
NIENNA-Liv. rm. with fireplace,
den. full din rm, kit. on lst f.
bedrms. and bath on 2nd: S125.
Available Immediately. JOSEPH W.
SEAY, Realtors. FA. 1920. .
N. ARL:-Near country club. new T.
rm; h-tile-bath brick home Com
pletely equipped kit. lge. lot. S195
mo; Immediate occupancy, For
further details call ia. 2-247e. 5
KENSINGTON-2- bedroom brick hun
galow,. S110 month, year lease.
G, Allen Sherwin, Inc.
4241 Wisconsin Ave. NV. EN- 446o
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HOUSES FURNISHED

5OO7 41th ST. NV bedrm. de-
tached brick. newly decorated and
nicely furnished: full basement with
toilet. screened front porch. gas
heat. detached garage; Si60 month.
For appt. to inspect call WALKER
e. DUNLOP. DI. o222 or OR. 67l5.
3 BEDRMs.. 1 bath. liv. rm.. din
rm;, kit, attached garage, available
ALLIED REALTY CORP. $500 Wis.
1stb AND LAMONT ST. N.w.4s
PPedrm a;;i; bath lily, rm., din. rm..
Sl25 per mo. j. GERALD i.fs,
TINE. 412 5th st. NV. Dr. 5995,~4
7-RM. HOUSE with income: reason
able rent, but must buy furniture
at $1,000. Ii. 3-7513, 526 18th
@-BEDRM RAMBLER. nicely furn.
and, newly decorated; TV, auto.
washer. screened porch fenced yard
YIN Sdlllo consider CHILDREN; Sl75. GE.
3 BEDROOMS. fenced-in yard: fne
aye, Alex, Va. $3.50 mo, KI.
Mr., SHIRLEY HwY.-1o min n' to
T psnenfon s15o 0ea An G7Sa0 baths new
SILVER SPRING-Three bedrms.,
bath, upstairs; powder rm. LIST floor
gas heat; lge. fenced yard; full bsmt.
TWo-year lease. Available Sept. /. .
Sl75 per mo. SH. 1876. -5
NEW BRICK RAMBLER-Living room
with fireplace, dining room. kitchen,
recr. room with fireplace; car port;
large. lot. Well furnished including
television. S175 mo. 1905 Ches-
terrified, ave-, Chesterbrook Gardens,
Wi wi MILES pIfuT FE1 Top0 Ge9Egeto%n
Barr Bldg. RE. 52f5. "a
ROCKVILLE-New house, new fur
niture: 9 bedrooms; $50. j. C.
SMITH. OIL. 20S4 or Rockville 4315.
VIRGINIA, near Shirley hwy-7-rm.
5ri lex home fun bsmt; lge d lot; furn
FoR T TaIaER mon MONTH"; Gs q Seeinnins
Aus 11-6-rm. brick BUNGALOW in
Silver Spring area; children per-
mttted; S155 mo. Call 81. 67o3.
CLOSE TO PENTAGON. bus, stores
avail. Aug. Is, SIS mo. DIV. 863i8.
ATTRACTIVE BRICK COLONIAL in
Wheaton. 3 bedrmS., liv rm with
ffi!rtepl,:: full din. rm;. lge: equipped
Fit nry fq 1aass 6smt oI nice fenced yaFd
PERRY Hay CO. n'' ST. @it ea4a n0n'"'
FIVE ROOMS. prewar brick. modern
color scheme; nice neighborhood. 5
minis. from Pentagon. S130 mo
Phone ia 4-0947 5
ALEXANDRIA. VA.--For rent. furn.
430 Calvert ave. 5 rooms and
bath; 1928 mo. Phone TIE. 1892.
FALLS CHURCH-Near Lee blvd, q
bedrm bungalow, nearly new, lge.
lot. vacant; $3.50 mo. Fairfax 440-W
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Comfortably
furn.. 4 bedrmS.. months rental
from Aug. Is. $500 per mo. WI.
1916. 5
N.W.-8 rms. kit, Q baths, gar,
suitable rooming house. RA. 1862
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-03
DORCHESTER HOUSE =

DORCHESTER HOUSE = 2
bedroom, 8th-fioor apt, in
one of Washington's finest
buildings on 18th ST., over
looking Meridian Hill Park
available Immediately. Low
rental. New tenant. to buy
wall-to-wall wool carpeting
Grapes and f1oor-to-ceiling
bookcases for $4,000. Fol
appt., call 10. 3-8686 daily
except Sunday, 8-4:30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-03
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

TAKOMA PIX. MD, Just off Flower
ave.-Nicely furn., with pvt. bath
$50 mo RAFFELL REAL ESTATE.
SH. 1882
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-Lge. rm.,
twin beds, semipyt. bath; $50. OR.
1888, WI 2635. d
CHEVY CHASE-Room, garage, in
cool. attractive neighhorhood with
small family WI. 051S. A
ATTRAC. RM.. sgle or dble., pvt.
home, ! 2 block Pentagon or Wash.
BUS; unlim. phone; men. ia. 4-0499.
1927 n. UTAH. Nicely
furn. front rm. porch; new paint.
naper: bus I, block: So