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ting 1862 over that span.
Mickey Mantel is a mere .263
hitter with the Yankees. but he's
leading the runs batted in depart
ment with a.. Jerry Coleman,
Yankee second baseman, rested
last night and when he returns
to the lineup it's likely to be at
shortstop, with Phil Rizzuto tax
ing a brief vacation.
Pete Runnels, the lean shortStop
with the fat batting average at
Chattanooga. will report to the
Mats Friday at Philadelphia. +.
His arrival was delayed when he
was struck on the eye by a thrown
ball. The eye swelled shut,
making him useless to the Look
outs or the Mats temporarily, so
he went to Lufkin, Tex. to visit
his family.
Joe DiMaggio, jr., was a press
box visitor last night. Joe, sr.
greeted Jimmy Kennedy, IL, OF
Baltimore. whom DiMaggio met in
New York hospital. A year
ago George Weiss, general man.
ager Of the Yankees. denounced
twilight-night double-headers as
cheap hippodrome stunts.
September II New York will play
o twilight-night double header
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-27
Epworth Tops Sherwood
As Thompson Shines

Carl Thompson gave up only
three hits in hurting Epworth
Methodist to an 81 victory over
Sherwood Presbyterian in the
Church Fellowship League yester-
day at West Potomac Park.
Epworth won all seven of its
games to take the first-half cham
pionship.
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District Girl Wins Match
InMoylund Nett Quincy
BY the Associaisd Press

BALTIMORE. June 27.-carol
McCord. 13-year-old District Of
Columbia girls tennis champion
got off to a good start yesterday
in her quest Of the Maryland State
Junior tennis title by defeating
Judy Goldberg. IL. of Baltimore,
SO, 60.
Bethesda's Don Dell, the IA
vorite in the boys under-15 brack-
ct, defeated Bruce Brian Of Bal
timore. Go. Go.
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Cubs, Cords, 5

Totals 80 II 80 5 Totals 40 IL 80 II
Doubled for Leonard In 10th.
titled out for Brazie in 18th.
+Singled for Hemus In 9Th
SSingled for Pohoisky in 9Th.
aStruck out for Lanier In 10th.
Chicago $1,000 002 300 900 2-7
st. Louis 200 900 030 Oh
Runs-Sauer. Edwards. jackson, Mix.
sis (2l, Cusick, MINER, Glaviano, Lowrey
Musial, johnson. Rice. Errors-Cusick
Miksis (2). Jones Brazle, Glayiano. Run.
batted iu-Johnson, Jeffcoat. Cayarretta
jackson. Miksis CO. Schoendienst (2)
Slaughter. Fondy 2l Two-base hits
Rice, jackson. Glaviano. Fondy. Three
base hit-Edwards. Sacrifices-Cusick f2l
Miksis. Double play-Johnson to Claw
ano to Jones. Left on Bases--Chicago
Minner, 2; OF Staley. 2; of Brazle. 2;
of Chambers. i; of Lanier. 1. Struck
out-By Minner. 3: by Staley, L: by
Brazle. 4; by Rush. l; by Lanier, /.
Hits-Oh Minner. 8 in ia innings; OF
Leonard, / in x innings: of Rush, in
inning; Of staley. 5 in innings daced
men in 4thl; of Brazle. 2 In 4 innings;
of Poholsky. l In / Inning; of Chambers,
in / inning Qaced l man in 10TH /;
of Munger, l in 2s inning; of Lanier.
0 in u inning Winning pitcher-Leonard
Hl5-2). Losing pitcher-Chambers (3-S).
Ttme-2:59. Attendance-11.S O5.
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law enforcement staff, other key
commission personnel and national
forest workers. A special map on
the back will show all of the
counties in the State, the national
forest areas and the dividing line
between counties east and west
Iof the Blue Ridge. It will be dis
Itributed as soon as the $4,000
copies are printed.
The first white marlin of the
season at Ocean City, Md, was
caught this week by Maj. Stuart
H. Anderson of Camden, N. j.
1t was a 56-pounder, z feet, !
inch long and required only II
minutes to boat.
Fishing in his party with Capt
Calvin T. Lilliston were James B.
Booze of The Washington Star
land Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Geiser
lof Waynesboro, Fla. They also
'tcaught II bluefish weighing from
III to 4 pounds.
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Reached fiirst base on error Tor hooper
tGrounded out for Kueab in eighth. :
philadelphia -------- 001 Log goo,
Boston OILS O21 O4x-l3
Rans1Jeost: Klein, Astrosh, J H9G,0pe e.
ca. Stephens t3). Doerr. vollmer CD,
Moss. Parnell.. Errors-Pesky. Doerr.
Runs batted in--Stephens (3l. Williams
al Doerr go, Vollmer, Di Maggio (2),
Joost "a. Two-base hits-Klein, Hooper.
pi Maggio. Thrse-base hlt-Williamss
Voiimer. sacrifce-Parneli. Double plays
Stephens to Doerr to- Goodman 90;
Joost to Klein to Fain. Majeski TO Klein
to Fain; Pesky to Goodman to Stephens
to Doerr to Moss to Williams. Left on
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. z; Boston, 4. Bases
on Kucab. 1; of Burtsciiy, g.. Struck out
BY Hooper. 2; BY Kucab. 1; by Burt
schy, l. Hits-On Hooper. In 3 innings;
on Kucab, in 4 innings: of Burtschy. 2
In ! inning. Wild pitch-Burtschy Passed
ball--Moss Winning pitcher-Parnell
(9-4). Losing pitcher-Hooper t2-6l.
Time-2:21. Attendance-1S,e79.
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Giants, 4; Dodgers, 0

Totals % 32417 Totals % 727 II
sSingled for Bridges in eighth.
sGrounded out for Roe in eighth;
New York - ITO 020 O0x-4
Errors-Reese. Bridges. Runs batted in
Westrum. Lockman. Stanky GU. Two
base hits-Mays, Snider. Home runs.
to Dark to Lockman; Rigney to Stanky to
Lockman; Bridges to Robinson to Hodges
Left on bases--Brooklyn, 3; New York. 3
Struck out-By Roe. 6; by Maglie. 4
Hits-On Roe 8 in z innings: of Palica
/ In inning. Winning pitcher-Maglit
I2-3). Losing pitcher-Roe G0-D
Time-2:24. Atttendance-45.7 1872.
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White Sox Sign HurIer, IS

CHICAGO, June 81 R.-Ray
Preston, 18-year-old San Diego,
Calf. left-handed pitcher. was
lsigned by the Chicago White Sox
last night for an undisclosed bonus.
He will report Immediately to
Waterloo. Iowa, at White SoX
farm club.
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FISHING Win
Capt. Forrest
Styles Of Cape
Charles, Casey
Walton, Andy
Fogg, AL Clark
and Gordon
Waller, all
members of the
GPO Fishing
Club, he landed
q 65-pounder.
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Redskins Sign Niemi Again

Lauri Niemi. veteran tackle
from Washington State College,
signed a Redskins contract yester-
day. Niemi runs q fruit farm in
Charleston, Wash. when not play
ing professional football.
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Errors Hurting Cameo
Slipping After Strong
Firsi-HaIf Season

Cameo Furniture. rurnerup ir
the Industrial Leagues first-hal1
season, is finding the going rough
in the second roune
The Furnituremen have a sin.
gle victory against three losses
so far and their setbacks have
followed the same pattern as
many hits as the opposition, but
poor fielding and tough breaks.
Yesterday was no exception a.
the Heurich Brewers pulled with
/ in a half-game of league leading
Olson's by beating Cameo. 6-3
on the East Ellipse.
Each team got seven hits, but
Heurich combined three Of its
safeties with two Cameo errors
to score four runs in the third
inning and overcome 20 deficit
John Norris. Heurich pitcher
scattered six hits over eight in
|nings until he injured q knee and
retired. Brother Love finished for
the Brewers.
Centerf1ielder Jack Castro LED
Heurich at the plate with a three
Dagger and a double, while Jim
Francis and Roy McNeill got two
hits each and Max Coe knocked in
Ia pair of runs and scored twice
Boiling Field plays Naiman's
Photo in today's Industrial league
action at $50. Cameo and Olson's
clash tomorrow and the Brewers
meet Boiling Friday.
Heurich will travel to Charles
Town, w. Va, Sunday to play the
American Legion team at 2:3C
pm. (EDT. Gilbert Miller, who
pitched for Rocky Mount, N. C.
is scheduled to start for Charles
Town.
Eddie's Tavern, which tied fol
the Departmental League first
half title and lost in the playoff
still is looking for its first second
round win.
Northeast Body Works gave Ed
dies its third straight setback yes
terday, TO. on the South Ellipse
The victory made Northeast's
record, IL.
Charley Heiden turned in one
OF the seasons best pitching per-
formances. He tossed a three
hitter at Eddie's and got two hits
at the plate. Pete Settle led the
Body Works hitters with two fol
two.
National Cathedral scored five
runs in the second inning and
went on to beat Jackson, 11-3, in
Junior American Legion action or
the South Ellipse.
Harold Dyer's homer with two
on paced National Cathedral's IL
hit attack.
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hits into to-
nights gam e
with the YAM
KEGS. A
$50 hitter in
I. his last seven
g a m e S, the
Mats third
baseman has
;fattened his av-
erage 80 points
Z in a week, ris-
ing to 1888.
Gil Coan has
batted safely
in IL consecu-
tive games, hit
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Major League Box Scores
YESTERDAYS GAMES
Mats, Z; Yankees, 3
Totals. "a .S24 z Totals 361427 4

Totals "a .S24 z Totals .36 27 s
Struck out for Martin In ninth.
titled out for Shea In seventh.
tSingied for oyermire in ninth. :.
New York - 200 900 o1O-3
Washington ITO 800 o2x-7
Runs-Rizzuto. Bauer (2). Yost t2),
Michaels. Noren. Verble, Marrero (2).
Errors oan t2). Kluttz. Runs batted In
Berra. Michaels. Two-base hits-Bsuer.
Mele, Mccormick. Yost. Three-base hits
Mantle, Michaels.. Sacrifiees-Marrero,
to Mele. Left on bases-New York. Il;
WASHINGTON. o. Bases on balls-Od Mar
zero. 3: of Lopat. /; on Shea. ]. Struck
out--By Lopat i: by Marrero, 5. by
Shea. q by oyermire. 1. Hits-on Lopat,
10 in 31s innings; OF Shea. 2 In 225
Innings of Overmire, 8 In 2 innings.
pitcher-Lopat (10-3. Time-2:22. At
tendance--17.S $780,
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indians, s: Browns, 4
To.als 80 ? xs2 ls .Totals 4s IL SO

Totals ~ y x0G lS IOb6lS 10 IL DID Id
sWalked for Hogue In ninth.
tran for Bats in ninth
titled out for Suchecki in eleventh.
$Walked for Feller in seventh.
SRan for Dolby in seventh.
EGrounded out for Brissie in tenth.
xTwo out when winning run scored.
Cleveland 900 100 800 02-6
Eaasi Iona RSsen W Soone M Msss
Errors-Marsh. Bero Runs batted in.Lol-
lar, Marsh, Wood 20, .Rosen. Mitchell
Easter (2). Avila. Two-base hits---Long.
Easter, -Ayila Home runs-Lollar. Marsh.
Wood. Rosen. Easter. Stolen base-Boone.
sacrifices-Lehnsr. Bero. Double playsm
e Long; Left on basesMst; Le gl,;.. 8,
8; OF Hogue !; of Suchecki. l; OF Fell
Ter, 2: % Brissis. 2; Of slsatsr, STRUCK ok
Teller. I, by Brissie, Al; BY Sleater. /. Hits
on Pillette i, e. innings; !, On "a
Teller. in innings; OF Brissie, in 3
innings; of Gromek. in one inning.
Winning pitcher-Gromek CD. Losing
pitcher-Sleater d-9). Time Of game
3:11. Attendance-10.S75.
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Pirates, 3: Reds, z

WyTSstek Kuszeg Ssft.d ErTorsssfisinnss
DusaE. stallcup.. Hatton. Two-base hit
stallcup. Sacrifice Left on
Bases RsssI on baiisMor Pollet. y; Oh Per-
kowski. g Struck out-By Pollet, 1; by
Perkowski. s. Hits-Of Perkowski.. IL in
Sla innings; on Smith, none in ~ inning.
Winning pitcher-Pollet f2-31. Losing
pitcher-Perkowsk (2-2). Time-2:23.
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m
fz H6 q z,NBAsEBALL
l8Ea BEAT
Y j 80 i BY BURTON HAWKINS

Eddie Yost has been on base
eight straight times and IL times
out Of IL times at bat. Hell
carry a string of five consecutive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-27
OUTDOORS

Evidence the big cobia are now
hitting in the Cape Charles (Va.)
area was brought back by Bob
Waller OF Arlington last week.
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White Sox, II; TIGERS, i:

Runs-Priddy. Kell, wertz. Fox. Minoso
~. E. Robinson 90, Lenhardt. Zarilla
in-Busby 49,. Mast t2l, Kell. Werts 90.
z. Robinson, Carrasquel t3). Zarilla .t2).
Two-base hit-Busby. Three-base hit
Minoso, Carrasauel. Home runs%rKell,
E. Robinson. Left on bases-petroit. II /;
Chicago, g. Bases on balls-Of Rotblatt,
i Of Cain Il Of White uagn 2 ssrg WS,s GUT
by Aioma. e. Hits-Od Gumpert, In 4 "a
innings; on Rotblatt, none in Q inning
AZ innings; oil Borowy, 1 in rs innings;
of White, 4 in 1 inning; OF Bearden,
none in ! inning; OF Aloma. in 42s
Losing pitcher-Cain f6-5). Time Of game
-2:42. Attendance-47.120.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-27
Auto Races Ruined OUT

Sportsman car racing at West
Lanham Speedway scheduled for
last night was Cancelled because
|of rain.
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Pills. 7: Broxes, 0

sFouied out for Sain in seventh. :
Boston ---- 900 900 000-0
Philadelphia Dol 020 04x-7
Runs-Waitkus. Ashburn. Ennis. Jones,
Hammer. Brown ca. Error-cole. Runs
P BANNER Wilbur te, a Twosbase f hitsG
Watkins, Sisti Ashburn. Home run
Brown. Sacrifices-Church, Jones. Double
on bases-Boston, 8: philadelphia. 5.
Bases on bails-of Church. 2; on sain. /;
of Cole, A. Struck out-By Sain. 2; by
Cole, /; by Schacht, 1; by Church, z.
Hits-On sain. In 6 innings; OF Cole. !
In Ia innings: of Schacht, none IN
inning. Winning pitcher-Church tS-3l
Losing pitcher-Sain go. Time-2:0
| .S62.
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GklG NEWS VI tllC
first school of bluefin tuna appear
ing of Soldiers Rip at Wedge
port. This bluefins also have
been sighted off Cape Saint
Mary, NOVA Scotia, the new up
and-coming tuna spot in st
Marys Bay. Many Washington
anglers journey to Nova Scotia
each summer to fight these big
fish.
The eighth annual Internationa'
Tuna Cup Match will be held again
this year at Wedgeport, Nova
Scotia, September 1915. Team,
representing the United States
Argentina, Chile, Cuba. the British
Empire, Scandinavia and Peru art
expected to compete. The Unitee
States team will include Maj. Der
Crowninshield of Ipswich, Mass.
Joseph Gale, New York City; Al
fred c. Glasswell, Houston, Tex.
Tony Human, jr., Terra Haute
Ind; c. F. johnson. Henderson.
vile, N. c., and John Manning
Beverly Hills, Calf, all big game
anglers.
Virginia's Commission Of Game
and Inland Fisheries is so swampee
each year with requests for in.
formation that the law enforce.
ment division is having printed {
new eight-page leaf1et entitled
"Tell Me Warden?" designed tt
answer most of the questions asket
on hunting and fishing.
The leaflet will include tn
names and addresses of the entir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-27

Big g a m e
anglers will be
interested in
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Red Sox, Is; AS, 5

Totals "a g "a IL Totals "a IL ~ 16
sReached fiirst base on error for Hooper
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING
ANACosTIA-Bedrm. and kit;

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BABY WELCOME-Sunny front studio
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500 E. E. GAPiiToL. sT.@a SPo rms. e refer.,
stove and sink; incl. gas. light and
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front rm., pvt. bath, efficiency set.
W, up; $50 single; $50 dble. GE. 556s
sna E sxce trsnsp gn bE BEt sss5 ss
1906 800 BLAbENsBuRG T. staSi RD. NE NE.EYge
home; parking Cali La. S 6-49si1 All
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efficiency apt; bed-liv.. rm:, ad.
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transportation. HU. S765. -28
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woman only; $50 month. 1885
ssss sss'0P 14th T. 81 ST. EWSicely Nv 92sh fur:
linens furn.; double bed: o. on car. car.
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D0WNTOWN-Two rms, light house.
keeping. apt; ideal for couple OF
2 working girls. 1927 Eye st. NV
DOWNT0WN--1101 18th n.w.-H.k
Sleeping rms, reas. MA. 1101. 20
LGE. SGLE; kit, refgr.; 81 wk;
warm. quiet attr. home; lndry. facils
1856 Harvard NV. Young lady. "a
235 C ST. N.E.-Nice lge. rm. suit.
able for couple; So per wk. Ii
3-U7S4. -25
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ROOMS FURkIsHEp-N.E.

2 LARGE ROOMS, basement: un.
I9rn.. PVT. entr.; pvt. home; S12
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eas MARYLAND AVE. N.E.@Sice sss
rrooonmn room End floor. for l or Q. FIR.
LSE;; Az; FIR. RIM. and double back rm.
62 ALLISON. ST. nr. Soldiers Home;
SSgle; e h,t rm; ia adj, bath shower; s25 mo.
REFiNhE; apuLF ADJ Fl HoSE-loveiy sssE KIg Tn.
pice 5naeighborhood; gentleman; refs.
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ana ans $40; use OF unlim, phone. 2233
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housekeeping. Frig. $40 per mo.
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for employed couple. or single; ali
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nisnsd TI soi6o f6Snt room; employed epIe.
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cni and ~ lpsEpndry priyil. NO; 927o 30
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ano double; all privils. Call after
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with small child. Will care for child
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FARM 8 GARDEN

S-LN-ONE APPLE TREE-Five Sc
lected varieties grated on one. tree,
furnishing fruit for June until No
vember. One 3-year. ly-bearing
size tree. S3.75; two for So 90. post
for free copy 56-page planting guide
IN color, offering complete assort-
ment fruit trees. nut trees. berry
plants and ornamental plant mate
5 sms s'sspsSRs ssRtsd fg GE PaEt
Waynesboro, Va.
BLUE STONE I'LL dirt, top soil. road
81. 511o. Jo. 3-55Ss. -29
TREES REMOVED and land clearing;
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tractors and equipment, spreader,
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ers, plows, disks. mowers, gas en-
gines. power units, mixers, milk
coolers, cream separators, trailers,
wagons and saws, Brillion grass
elevators. Turner saw mills, Loudon
barn equipment parts and service.
MALoNEYs, INC. Silver Spring
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PLANT SHADE TREES. shrubs and
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HOTEL RooMs-singles, $40; dcu-
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bath. suitable 81; also double room.
twin beds. OW. 447S. 25s
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conv. to Pentagon, Navy. Gail poVS. oW.
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semipvt. shower bath; conv. to bus
and Pentagon. TIE. 5736. -27
CHEVY CHASE-Suite. sitting rm.,
pvt. bath. bedrm., phone. parking;
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MT. RAINIER. 1900 34th st.-yery
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radio. 3 closets; IL min. Pentagon;
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ROOMS WITH BoARD

DOWNTOWN. 1929 K n.w.-Young
man or student, share. large front
double rm., with meals SAT mo-;
WENDELL TERRACE - Large. com.
Portable. warm rms. sgl.. dbl. triple;
hv. rm.: good food; excel. trans: S4S
per mo; mp 1927 Belmont rd. NV
MI. 9435
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room, bath; for 8: also double: small
single. Selective menus: switchboard.
1880 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Avail. dble.
rms. clean, congen. atmos. Polish
1SO4 QUE ST. N.w.-Good food. clean
room; maid service; good transpor-
tation. NO. 4095.
BLAIR MANSION INN---Nr. walter
Reed. Lge: and small rms: fine
CAN ACCOMMODATE / empl. adult;
the meals are really good. Call HU.
1858, 20
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ROOMS FURhlsHEp-s.E.-s.W

340 11th ST. S.E.-Larse front rm.
pleely furn,; for 2 refined persons.
NICELY FCI spffi FUkkNs. IN oia9s$i Mas$rR nFmn2Rss
suitable for or 2. vi. 6349. 1857
Alabama ave. Sc. go
FRONT, ROOM. twin bed for cple,
or z, bath. Home privil 1859 S
81; Sc OK, 1864. 80
CAPITOL HILL, OPP. House OF. Bldg,
Pvt. home; small rm. for gentle
man; other privils.. incl. running
water same floor. Ii. 3-29l3. 30
LARGE FRONT twin-bed room; pri.
yate home; five blocks Capitol; $50
for 2: $35 for l.. Ii. 7-1465. IS
COLORED-43I 9th ST. S.E.-Pyt
front rm.; respectable man wanted:
near transportation. AT. 4249.
Evening star., 1951-01-24
HOUSES FURNISHED

COMPLETELY FURNISHED two.
bedroom house. automatic washing
machine. teievision. baby equip
ment. fenced play yard: Silver
Spring; Get three months. S12o month
vIERs MILL VILLAGE. S. g.. Md
theater, shopping center and transp.
Call LEACH & CRoNfN. Lo. 5-3149..
Mrs. Hays eyes,. SH. 1896.
2O16 NORTH CAPITOL ST.-6 rms.
bath: cleo, h.-w;h. (oiD; garage;
GsfEpLEY nlsfly JnE1lshea ssg S119 per pei. mo L.
56EHa, 56fgtltq51f w. 1s55i 1tS!1ishsd. Cali Il: A.
VIENNA, vA.-Furn. 3-rm.. kitchen
and bath cottage, S75 per mo. Avail
sal ssle a.sa7s Immediately. for 8 montahs. na
ARLINGToN-Lovely furn. 5-room
modern house, 15 min. to Pentagcn.
Newly decorated. Adults. S125.
HU. 1855 after $40 pm. --2s
TAKOMA PARK. MD.-Det. 4-bdrm.,
completely furn. house, on quiet
Iss ;Ss 81 monsHR a3 |aERssf 4R5s4 81 do HF;
4-BEDRooM HOME. Fairfax, Va.
Inclosed porch. oil heat. Bendix.
garage. Immediate occupancy. GIL.
CHEVY CHASE LAKE VICINITY
Beaut. furnished. det., white brick
house on corner lot with 3 bedrms.
gas heat, and built-in garage; 1925
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. I411. "''
CHEVY CHAsE-Brick, 8 bedrms', Q
baths, bath ator1 breakfast Rd nook, I pantry, bsmt
floor; wall to-wall broadloom ist d.,
stairs and 2nd-n landing; corner
years lease. IA: s4o6 or OR, o sss&.
6-RM. HOUSE; furn.; full bsnat.. gas
heat. SHIPLEY TERRACE, 24I6
Southern ave. Sc; $3.50 month.
Call FIR. $3.50. 30
Mr.. 18th AND ALLISON NV, 4317
Argyle Terraces rms, IA baths,
gar. gas heat. McDEvITT. RA. 4422.
KENsINGToN a-bedrm. rambler;
iSnnn;sa ipil bsmt.; close to transp; and
HARRIsoN. INC nc. nV Io. 5l9sSo: S5iNS eyes.. :.
Rockville 2113. -25
HOUSE. FURN.---6 bedrms., 9 iiv.
rms. dining rm.. pantry and kit;
lee: bsmt.; facing park; 1-year lease;
S265 mo. Call after 8. HO. 7515.
FURN. HOUSE for rent. Utils. incl
, rms. and bath. Coal heat. 81.
1875 9Th ST. N.W.-Six rooms and
den; newly redecorated; oil heat. ga
rage, $l25 mo. Shown by appt, WO.
5000, Apt, 203. or ST.. 1917. -2S
B RMS, bath. full basement. large lot;
reas Apply "a Westmoreland ave-,
Taknma Park Md 90
Evening star., 1951-01-24
APARTMENTS WANTED
MARINE OFFICER, AND WIFE des

MARINE OFFICER, AND WIFE desire
eft; or 3-rm. furn. apt. in mod apt
lease. II. Il. &. e.. Peterson. srSHs 5N.ys Str, +"
BSsishss Ssasi!ss; WOMAN yo AND MorH2k' q: :
or 2-bedroom unfurn. apt. in apt.
house; NV. sec. ST. O143. 2ss
BRITISH EMBASSY BACHELOR
wants or 2-hedroom furnished
apt. large living room: Georgetown
or near as possible Natl Press Bldg
Up to S175. HO. 9O43. 26*
SINGLE LADY moving to town fos
executive position, wishes clean, un-
furnished apartment with or with
out bedroom by February IL. North
west preferred. Woodley 9O44.
BEDROOM UNFURN. APT; 500;
ladies. D. C. Call TW. O276 after
3 nm. o5s
COUPLE with 3-year-old girl needs
two bedroom furn. apt UP to $50
month. AID. 42l2 or DE. 1888.
25s
4 TO 5 RM. furnished apt, Brook
land; reasonable rent. Please phone
LA. 6-T231, evenings, 25s
Evening star., 1951-01-24
ROOMS UNFURkIsHED

BASEMENT-Huge room, 2 full-sizs
windows. lge. closet. suitable studio
or liv.- -bedrm.. hall, storage closets
phone ext, kit, elec. refgr., pvt
lavatory, share bath. side entr.;
adults only: reaS. No. 1852 before
5 pm. After pm, MI. 3744.
COLORED-I UNFURN RM. for sin.
gle girl; with privileges. Call Ii
3-115S after 9 pm, -25