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Evening star., 1952-09-24
HeurichH HurIer Credits
No-Hiifer Largely 10
Emergency Lininent
BY Brian Bell, u.

Charley Heiden, Heuricn Brew
erS' pitcher, is thinking about
hiring his teammate Brother Love
as a full-time trainer.
Heiden. hurting with only one
days rest, pitched a no-hit. no
run game as his team beat Silver
Hill, 20. in an important city
sandlot series game on the South
Ellipse yesterday. Heiden gives
Love credit for much of his effec-
tivenesS.
MY arm was sore In the first
few innings" Heiden said after
the game, "and I couldn't get
loose. I took a couple of aspirins
and then Brother took over. He
rubbed my arm with some special
liniment and he really rubbed
that hot stuff in. He said 'thatll
fix you up and I guess it did"
Poison TO Silver Hill.
Heiden seems to have Silver
Hill's number. Sunday he pitched
four innings In relief and stopped
Silver Hill on one hit to preserve
q 2-1 advantage for Lees Tavern
lin the Prince Georges County
championship game. Yesterday
after the first few innings not a
hard ball was hit off him.
In hurting the first no-hitter
ever pitched in city series his
tory, Charley struck out four and
walked six. most of them in the
early innings. The Gravelmer
flor the most part were popping
lup or hitting weak rollers to the
iinfield. Right Fielder Jim Fran.
lcis was big help to Heiden
lAfter the pitcher walked in the
sixth, inning and was sacrificed
Ito second, Francis hit line drive
lto,right field with two out to score
Heiden, and Tailed himself OF
Ralph Cooper's single.
\ Saved by Good Fielding.
/ Fine fielding helped preserv.
Charley'S no-hitter in the earl,
innings. Second baseman Red
Murphy made good play on {
slow roller in the first inning ant
] Whitley Emsweller turned in a nic'
! catch in center field but Thirs
!, Baseman Jerry Zanelotti savec
not only the no-hitter but per.
haps the game in the second In.
:. ming. With men on first and sec
ond and one out, Reds Bladen hi
i. a hard grounder close to third
Jerry made diving stop, scram'
bled to the ball and made a force
play at third.
I Heiden. 26, spent four years II
the Mats farm system before re-
: turning to the sandlots. Last sea-
son he pitched some for Lee.
Tavern and this year has been eff.
fective both for Lees and Heurich
!, Usually a fast baller, yesterday
under the direction of Catchel
John Harvill who called a clevel
game, Heiden was throwing mor'
curves and change-ups.
The deciding game of the seriei
! will be played by Silver Hill ant
Heurich this afternoon at 4:3l
on the South Ellipse. Bob Darnel
probably will throw for Silver Hill
and Love for Heurich.
Evening star., 1952-09-24
Golf Semifinuls Reached
By Army Navy Women

Mrs. w. r. Laird, Mrs. j. O.
Beckner. Mrs. Russell Volckman
and Mrs. John Conklin are in the
semifinals of the Army Navy
women's club golf championship
today.
Mrs. Laird edged Mrs. e. w.
Anderson, up: Mrs. Beckner beat
Mrs. D. c. Landon. 3 and 1: Mrs.
Volckman defeated Mrs. w. j. Ely.
Q and l. and Mrs. Conklin got past
Mrs. p. H. STREET, 8 and 2.
Evening star., 1952-09-24
.Thesz WresiIes Rocca
In Defense Of Title
|At Stadium Tonight

The biggest crowd here in recent
wrestling history is expected for
|tonight's championship match at
Griffith Stadium between Lou
Thesz of st. Louis, widely recog-
nized as the champ, and Antonino
Rocca of Argentina.
It will be q best-two-of-three
falls or Commute time limit af-
Evening star., 1952-09-24
Cords, a; Reds, 3
Totals 36 z '2s11 Totals "a 8 80

Totals SO z '2s IL Totals "a 80 Is
zone out when winning run scored:
+Grounded out for Perkowski in 9TH.
SGrounded out for Abrams in 10th. 4
tPopped out for Muller in 9th.
Cincinnati 600 200 O10 G-3'
St. Louis ---------- 03O 900 900 Ia
Runs : Temple, Kluszewski. Green
Grass; schoendienss, Siauanter. M,wsig: h6weiry:
s21, .: Rice; Mqsial, .G9reengrass q.
Musial. Three-base hits-Miggins. MusiaI.
Home rgnrsensTaSsss saSma ssSlsn bo6ie eass
plays-McMillan to Temper t.. Kluszew-
Ski Left on bases-Cincinnati. 8: st.
Louis. T. Bases on balls-Of Perkowski,
l. of Smith. 2: of Miller, 8: of Brecheen.
:. strikeouts--By Perkowski Il: by
ski in s innings; of Smith. in 3A
innings; off Miller. in innings: OF
in Is inning. Hit by pitcher-By Perkow-
ski Nowrey). WinnermrYuhas Sl1-2(.
tendance-5.198.
Evening star., 1952-09-24
- 900 Ooe O03-3
800 010 O0X--4
Washington
Philadelphia

Runs Vernon. Runnels. Hoderlsin.
Runs batted in-zernial 90. Philley,
Rapp. Yost, ,Busby; Two-base hits;
Double plays-Joost to Michaels to Fain;
Grasso to Hoderlein; Astroth to- Joost:
Gumpert to Runnels to Vernon. Left on
Decentralization, 8; Philadelphia. g..
Bases on balls-Masterson CO, Newsom
t3l, Gumpert Q). .Kellner %. Struck
out-By Newsom. 4; by Kellner. i: by
Masterson. 4; by Gumpert, l. Hits
OF Masterson, 6 in 5 innings; of Gum:
pert, in 2 innings; of Ferrick, 0 in l
inning; of Shantz. 2 in innings: of
i inning Runs and earned runs
on Masterson "A; OF Gumpert, 90; of
Ferrick. 90; of Shantz. 0-0;. Of Newsom.
Masterson lShantz). Newsom Hoderlein).
CRapp). Winning pitcher, Newsom
(4-4. Losing pitcher-Masterson u0-9).
Time-2:11 Attendance-2.116.
Evening star., 1952-09-24
|5:|I
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA
NONRESIDENT
HUNTING LICENSES ISSUED
GAME LAWS FREE

EVERYTHING FOR THE HUNTER
Duxboek Convos Hunting
Clothes
Caps, Pants, Goats, Vests.
WooIrieh Wool Hunting
Clothes
Shirts, Socks, Goats, Pants, Caps.
Shotguns-AII Makes. All
Gouees
Remington, Winchester, Brown.
ing, Ithaca, l.. G.. Smith. and
others.
RifIes-AlI Makes, All Cdiibres
Marlin, Savage, Mossberg. VIM
chester, Remington and others.
Complete Stock shotgun Shells
And All Calibre Of Cartridges
Fomous Bronds in Hunting
Boots
Russell d-Shooter, Hood Full.
length Ducking Boots, Hood Rub
ber Bottom, Leather-top Upland
Boots.
DUCK. GEESE. OWL,
CROW DEcoYS
Evening star., 1952-09-24
Brown, Ex-Yonk, Is Dad
But Doesn't t Know It Yet
BY The Associated Press

" mo Assoeiufed Pfess
DALLAS. Sept. 24.-Dr. Bobby
Brown. former Yankee infielder.
became the father bf a son yester-
day-but he doesn't know about it
yet. Brown is in the armed forces
and Is en- route to Japan.
Mrs. Brown, the former Sarah
French OF Dallas. gave birth to
the 7-pound 12-ounce son at a
Dallas hospital. The new addition
to the Brown family is named
Peter Stanley.
Evening star., 1952-09-24

like to take a
quick rundown
on the teams
W e anticipate
will be at the
top in the Ma
ton when the
season ends.
On the West
Goa S t, Pappy
Waldorf still is
the man tney
a r e shooting
at and his Cal
ifornia B e ars
are the team to
beat. He has
Evening star., 1952-09-24
Minor Leagues
BY the Assoeiated Press

" me Assoeioted Press
tAll Best-of-Seven Final series.b
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Rochester, 4: Montreal, 2. (Rocheste,
TEXAS LEAGUE.
:. shreveport, Oklahoma City. Q
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
= Mobile. 3; Memphis. o. Mobile leads
Evening star., 1952-09-24
West Vireiniu's Sturt

In 1891 two West Virginia Uni
versity seniors collected $3.50 and
bought IL football uniforms.
That's how the school got its start
on the gridiron.
Evening star., 1952-09-24
Browns, 3; Tigers, ]

sFouled out for Marlowe in 7th
fGrounded out for Federof in 9th.
st. Louis - 900 100 200-3
Detroit -----------~-- 600 001 O00-1
Runs-Nieman, Young Demaestri. Bats
Error-Sullivan. Runs batted in-Nie-
man, Marsh go. Bats. Two-base hits
Coleman, HATFIELD. Home runs. Nieman,
Bats. Double plays-Federoff to Dropo
Kuenn to, Federof to Dropo; Federo6 to
Kuenn; Demaestri to Young to Goldsberry.
Left on bases-St. Louis. 8; Detroit Z.
Bases on balls-Oh Cain. 8; Of Marlowe.
.. Struck out.By Cain. q; BY. Marlowe.
B. Hits-Oh Marlowe IL in z innings;
earned runs-0n Cain, IL; of Marlowe,
S-3 winning pitcher-Cain 12-9). Los
ing n pitcher-Marlowe (O-2). Time-1 :56.
Evening star., 1952-09-24

Runs-Ashburn. Nicholson, Ennis. Ham
ner,, Cox, Reese. Snider, Shuba, Ruther::
ford. Errors-Cox. Waitkus. Runs hatted
in--Hamner "a, Robinson, Shuba, Reese.
Snider CD. Two-base hits-Snider. Rob-
inson. Home runs-Hamner, Shuba.
Stolen base-Robinson. Sacrt6ce-Ruth-
Ryan to Waitkus; Robinson to Reese to
Hodges. Left on bases-Philadelphia. 4;
BROOKLYN. 4; Bases on balls--Od Drews.
Drews; 8; by Euthertord,- 2: Runs and
tPafko5. wild pitchpDrews. n iSra winning
pitcher-Rutherford {7-7). Losing pitcher
-Drews Q4-15). Time-1:57.
Evening star., 1952-09-24
Hedges on Big Ten Choice
By Frunk Leohy

- ) TN0He OuIIte TUoIDdH IodcH
Saturday will find us right in
the midst Of the football season
and. before getting too involved
with other problems, we would
Evening star., 1952-09-24
National
Continued From Page CID

figures to be my other relief
pitcher.
THAT will leave me free to start
Black. Joe is very strong and he
thrives on work. AS a matter of
fact. the only times he has not
looked good this season was when
he worked with a three-day rest.
81 am counting on Black to 60
all the way in thes opener, pitch
a couple Of innings in relief the
next day, if necessary, and then
start him again with two days
rest. I plan to give Joe a pre-
World Series workout for six in
nings either Friday or Saturday
Roe Has Lame Back.
Ordinarily, I might have
opened with Roe Stree he is my
most experienced pitcher and has
pitched in World Series before.
But the Preacher has been both
cred by a bad back lately and
can't work too often. All I want
from him is one Of his good games,
like the one he pitched against
the Giants early this month. And
a big park. like those in New York
or Cleveland. might be better for
him"
Except for one remark, Dresser
was extremely careful not to speak
disparagingly of the Dodgers an
cient enemy. the dethroned Giants
and his personal rival. Manager
Leo Durocher.
well. boys" he shouted, soon
after the players stormed into
the clubhouse following their first
game triumph that assured them
of the pennant, "the magic mum.
Der is zero. And if they (the
Giants) want to win the pennant
they gotta wait until next year.
Praises Black and Shuba.
Chuck gave the credit to ali
players. calling the Dodgers VIC
tory a team triumph" but he
did single out two-Black and
Outfielder George Shuba-for
special bouquets.
Evening star., 1952-09-24

Twenty years ago Santa
Clara upset California. 1870,
at Berkeley. Calf.
Evening star., 1952-09-24
Moior League Standings
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER "A, 1852.
AMERICAN.


Results Yesterday.
Phila.. 4; Wash, 8.
Chi. 10; Cleveland. I.
st. L.. 3: Det., / (n.),
N. 7. at Boston, rain.
Games Today.
N. 2. at Boston (2l.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Chtcago at Cleveland.
Only games scheduled.
Games Tomorrow.
st. Louis at Detroit.
New York at Boston.
Only games scheduled.
Evening star., 1952-09-24
NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Bklyn.. So: Phila.,
fl tt.-n.D
ed game 12 innings)
st. L., A; Cinci., 3 (10l
Bost. at N. Y. (2), rain
Only games scheduled.
Games Today.
Boston at N. Y. f2).
Phila. at BROOKLYN.
Cinci. at st. Louis fn.t.
Only games scheduled.
Games Tomorrow.
Cinci. at st. L. (n.1.
Only game scheduled.
Evening star., 1952-09-24

Runs-Waitkus Runs batted in Wyro-
sick. Two-base hits-Nicholson, Wyro-
sick. Sacrifices Ennis Amaros. Double
glay-Lopata e Hanner Left on bases
balls-Of Simmons, 8; of Peterson. 3; of
Loes. 8; OF Hughes. 2. Hits-Of Sim
mons, S in IL innings: of Peterson. 0 in
l inning OF Loes, in 10 innings: of
Hughes 3 in innings. Winning pitcher
simmons f14-S). Losing pitcher--Hughes
GID. ,4OS.
Evening star., 1952-09-24
AS, a.; Mats, 3
Totals 33 8 "a IL

sSingled for Masterson in 9th.
tGrounded out for Gumpert In Sth.
tHst by pitched ball for GraSSo in 9th.
fWent to bat for Ferrick in 9th.
Slammed for Campos in 9th.
Evening star., 1952-09-24
SECOND GAME.
PhiIa.

Totals A. 9 SO Q Totals 80 3 SO IL
Doubled for Simmons in 18th.
tStruck out for Hughes in 18th.
.. 900 900 900 OO1-1
BROOKLYN 900 600 600 O00-0
Evening star., 1952-09-24
Major League Box Scores
Dodgers, so; PhiIs, Al
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

Totals "a - 2414 Totals 20 7'27 IL
'Grounded out for Drews in 9th.
Philadelphia OO4 600 OOO-4
Rr0oklvn 100 130 OCly--E
Evening star., 1952-09-24

ADYERTISENFENT.
Evening star., 1952-07-02

FURN. 2-RM. EFFIC. APT, semipvt.
bath: couple only. Ii. 4-0437. -
SEVERAL NICE or 2 bedroom apis
Keys in once. 500 Mass. ave. ne
Evening star., 1952-07-02
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

1859 MORSE ST.-Lge. front rm.,
home privileges: married cple. l
child accepted. Ii. 6-3533 after 5.
NICE FRONT RIM. for rent to a re-
fined employed couple, home privi-
leges; no children; in . clean, quiet
s4I2 10th ST. N.E.-For summer
mos; bed-sitting rm. Conv; transp,
porch sIs7 anS garden to enjoy. $50.
DOUBLE ROOM, next to bath (13th
and D carline at door,. 1O14 d st.
1ss IS EaaS 1iTa ST. N.E.-Ls.. f.. End
or /. II. $4,000.
A ST. NE. 15O9-LRe. front rm.:
conv.. to transp.; young lady pre-
ferred. TR. 8O1S. after 8 pm. a
town on 2 bus routes; S6 wk.;
breakfast, HO, $685.
Evening star., 1952-07-02

40 BUCHANAN NV bedrms.,
liv: rm., dinette and kit, pvt. bath.
Suitable for 3 adults. GE. 7427. ID
FURN.. 2 bedrms., Nv.
rm.. kit. and bath (apt. .bldgD; suit
ted. or working people. win sell
lease for balance Of months rent.
Rents for 500 per month. For full
particulars, call MISS WEST, LU.
2-6499, between 8 am. and 4 pm.
Evening star., 1952-07-02
LAFAYETTE
HOTEL
10th and Eye SITS. NV
SUMMER RATES
SINGLE, $24 WEEKLY
DOUBLE, $50 WEEKLY
DI. 4210

COLORED-CLIFTON ST. = Newly
wkiy. AD. 77ss: Sun. GE. 1854.
COLORED-RM. FOR Irwin beds,
Can Ca HU. $685. bet. . and 2. Il
COLORED-2SOO 18th ST. NV
Nicely furn. rms. for employed
couples or single ladies. no children.
1918 N. HAMPSHIRE
AVE. N.W.-Nicely furn. rms. for
employed couples or single ladies,
nicely furn. cor.
ner rm;; exposures ! or per-
COLORED-1532 SWAMI ST. NV.
-Lge. front rm., furn. HU. 1896.
CoLoRED-NIcE SINGLE ROOM,
1900 18th st; NV. Apt. g.. for
employed gentleman. Home privils.
coLORED. FURN RM., share Kit;
bath same floor. 1868 Monroe st.
COLORED-NICE RIM. for couple. 2
girls. or gentleman. Cooking privils.,
conv. transp. NO. 779O. -3
COLORED-NICELY FURN. RIM. for
refined, settled woman. 1853 T st.
connecting front
rooms. clean and airy. In an apart
ment house. near 18th and Swami
NV; privileges. DE. ITO. vi. 4765.
Evening star., 1952-07-02
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

cHIHGAHUA III "a l5 PUPsS ready to 60. Lit;
cSGKsR ssrEisf ABc Ascs,Ei. k1. s13Ss2i Sil5s2rs
reg. blond and black. Reasonable
prices. OIL. s225; ewes" WI. 6O43.
sHELTIEs miniature collies). Axe
reg, Call Jefferson 2-O261 or King
81 746. for appointment.
GRAY TIGER KITTENS, give away;
10 weeks old. HO. 0587.
BOXER PUPPIES, ga mo. old; Q left;
Axe, ears cropped, etc; l at the
bargain price of $50; can be seen
NO. " 4l1s 1880! lns0maF st. n'W' Pig PhSne
male as- and female; Axe register. Lo.
CAT-Registered siamese Seal Point
female. 2 yrs: old. apt. bred; with
equipment; TYn $45. Call MISS DOUG
IDOBERMAN PINsCHERs, Axe reg.
pups; very reasonable. TR. s164.
GIVE YOUR PET A VACATION IN
yours. Comfortable screened runs.
ERss EEGSd SsGS Sina supsryision KRIss
SKY TERRIER-41a mos. female;
goo, shSy shSy dog; S35 today only.
ESGLisM SETTER PUPS. res.; Teas.
BOXER PUPPIES. fawn, 2 mos. Old:
Axe reg. wormed; very affectionate
healthy pups; raised with children.
Call IA. 5-9446. a
TWO KITTENS want good home. 10
weeks old. housebroken. adorable.
KITTENS. - Black. tiger, Maltese.
beautiful housebroken. 2 mos; also
dogs. various breeds. housebroken.
AsiER1eaN iAi aas4 PIT BULL TERRIER
pups. reg. thoroughbreds; tops as
guards and family dogs; fine with
children: $50 and S35. Shown at
Jessup. Md. To inspect. call CAN
NELL. MA. 7460. Ext. 4S9 or (tolD
Waterloo 491-J-4. "a
COCKER SPANIEL; tan: pedisreed;
S25. JU. 7-6f24.
BOXER PUPPIES for sale: 3 males.
females. fawn color. Call Rock
GIVE-AWAYs-8 healthy young cats,
Boots. Bsmbi and Tige; good ances-
try. beautiful fur, brownish eyes,
gentle, well raised. TIE. 201S.
TWO DALMATIANS, one spayed fe-
male. white with black spots. the
other white with liver spots: ur-
gently need new homes. 81. 6709.
Evening star., 1952-07-02
FARM 8 GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL. SIS and up: get our
free estimates and save money.
PAUL'S TREE SERVICE LO. 5-451S.
BLUE GRASS SOD. delivered in truck
rEsGsToNE Lac Hts; gov tss t. Td Hsso
places; retaining wall. pipe drainage.
work. =; MARcUcc1o. Rockville.
Md Rockville 1888.
Flowing. DIsCING, yard grading,
RnsHffi0s smsi io6s 'sT sH $685. 6ss4 'eed large
FLAGSTONE, for walks, patios, etc; !;
tsa f. caII sl1 sH. 1928 after 8 pm, or
CLEAN SH S4f1i FILL DIRT. top soil. 1S Blu.
stone, road gravel. hauling, tree re-
moving; 20. 3-5579, daytime only.
YARD sEky1cE BELLS, lawns
moved, $3.50 up, GE; $3.50. Sat; and
TOP sOTL. $s a yard BY load: we'll
rotted manure $40 a yard; clean
Ali dirt. sod. JU. 5-6297. a
LANDSCAPING SERVICE, topsoil
manure. Sodding, special rates. con-
tractors and builders. evergreen
and walkways. L. BoozER, Ii
JOHN DEERE HAY BALER (wire,
good working order; $3.50. Ma
NEW EQUIPMENT. H. c. Cub, su.
per A. c. H. and M. tractors, plows
cult. mowers, rakeS, disc, planters
| drills, balers, forage, harvesters
spreaders, leaders. power units
wagons. baler and binder twine
| New Holland balers, forages har-
vesters. blowers, saws, cement mix
ers, discs and baler twine. New
| Idea rakes, mowers. corn pickers
wagon spreaders, elevators. wagon
| unloader, wagon bodies, Sprayers
pulverizers, Meyers hay conditioner
parts and service. MALONEY'S
INC. Silver Spring, Md.
USED EQUIPMENT-F-12 with cult.
mower; H with cult: C. with cult
| and plow: Cub &C. model C with
mower and plow; Massey. Harris 1OI
dc. case, 5 hp. garden tractor;s
II" plows. side rake, land roller
25-v. mower, ensilage harvester
New Holland baler, John Deere 2.
row corn picker. MALONEY'S. INC.
Silver Spring.
I. H. C. CUB as low as S715; Eoot
for lao acres. MALONEY'S INC.
Silver Spring, Md.
MALL SAWS, new and used; part!
and service. MALONEY'S, INC.
Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1952-07-02
ROOMS WITH BOARD Cont. J
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

2719 NICHOLSON, Hyattsville. Elder
" lady to share apt. with another.
! Refs; rs sxch. UN: 1924 q
With Others rs t in best IosUfM nW lccarion: nGose
excellent. meals. maid service; COL
lege graduates preferred. DE. 55s5.
CONGRESS HEIGHrs-Need / Girl
dnr,2 dEr 2.bedrm. apt. Call 10. 2-4s59
MoRERN It,1S APT. in apt. bldg. to share
tFansp. Eisn anHihef LII 41s7i si5 convenien. to
JEWISH Young MAN wishes to
share 2a-rm: furn. apt; immed.
cool 2-BEDRM. APT. It'll Labor
P1y; S.m. All 10 oeonyenlenees' gNs4hs Call after
WILL SHARE my beautiful 2-bedrm.
approx. $50 per mo. ssle. Close in
with good tranSp. facilities. For
full particulars call LU. 2-6499. bet.
nfrPnHr sim and 6,aG2E 4 Pm. ABE. c,I-;2
Hut fFonsp3; 4ao9l unlimited phone TV. Rsas.
1 share apt. with others; $40 mo.
2 GIRLS to share e-bedrm. apt. 1910
10th st. DE. 1881 after $50 pm.
-
GIRL TO SHARE APT. with 1 other.
convenient Navy Dept, G. w. Univ,
S7S7 after 6 Pm, ask for RUTH.
LADY TO SHARE LOVELY HOME
with 8 others; twin beds; automatic
laundry; nice s.e. section. vi. 373S.
GIRL TO SHARE 2-bedrm. apt. !;
conv. transp; maid service; nicely
furnished. Call AP. 1922. -
JEWISH GENTLEMAN to share large
modern 3-rm. apt, Govt employee
pref; refs. exchanged. Ia. $3.50.
COLORED. SHARE APT. with woman
or mother and child. HUI. 72O6.
ewes. .
Evening star., 1952-07-02
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

Sol SEWARD SO. s.E.-Double rm.
stove. See MRS. CULLEN. -
1912 5th NV nicely furn. rms,
bath, refgr., hot plate for couple or
2 or-3 girls. Ia. OSS5. 6s
s?s WEBSTER ST. NV. attrac.
clean rm., gas plate, big closet. stor-
age space; $50. TU. 1131. -
21I7 NV, air-cooled. refgr., radio.
TV; African or innerspring; pvt.
entr.: S15. EX. 0653. -
sth AND SHEPHERD AT N. ii. AVE.
Large pleasant double room: pvt.
bath: Ink. and refgr. ,facils.;
lge.. breezy dble rm.. 2 girls. $45;
girl. S25 mo. ia. 5000. II
14th AND COLUMBIA RD.-LarEe
frt. Ink. rm.. lge. refgr; and stove,
for 2 people: also small Ink. rm.
nicely furnished. good location and
transportation. Conv.. to stores.
TWO ROOMS, with kitchenette: suit
able for 8 girls. or men. GO.
NEaR faas' DUPONT CIRCLE - Double
rm:; refgr., running water: 1s42
cotoRfD. Sass Ii M iise nj cLIf4oA Rfd ST. NV
Sgle. rm., refgr., stove. r.-w. APP
ply MRS. WILSON. DE. 3922. -
Evening star., 1952-07-02
CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK

PART THOROUGHBRED 2-yr.-old
colt. playful and affectionate, liver
brown. I42. 3-gaited takes low
Jumps: Too big for our small kids.
FA Ol7o. #,
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POULTRY. RABBITS 9 EGGS

shire Reds baby chicks; regular
price. SIS per hundred: reduced to
$3.50 per hundred; 1000 only at this
price: o. G. MAXWELL. Annapolis
rd., Lanham, Md, WA. I545. a
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0OxCDOV 11O i I'D
916 18th st. n.w.-Large twin bed
rms. with r.-w.. S22 weekly; singles
from S12 IN. MA. 1904.
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DUPONT CIRCLE APT, consisting Of
l complete H., artistically decorated
and furn. Comfortably arranged for
2 people: $3.50 per mo. incl. utils.
Phone MI. 1850: eyes,, EN-. 1850 or
TAKoM3 Ak MAJ PARK, MD.-Etne. apt; ? I
rm., kit, share bath, 2nd A.; adults
only; 500 incl. util. sH. 3739.
1928 44th PL. s.E.-studio liv. rm.,
kit. pvt. bath and entr.; $16.50 wk.
1sSs ONTARIO Fl. NV, GI nr. 18TH
and Col. .rd.; bed-liv. rm., kit. pvt.
bath; $15 incl. utils. RA. 2036.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

MASS. AVE. NV, in q diplomatic
area. spacious modern apt. in a
highly restricted bldg; living room
dining room. 2 bedrooms, inclosed
sleeping porch. modern kitchen
bath, extensive closet space. Call
Mrs Merillat. CO. 5165, or here,
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER. 1919 K
st. NV. Ma. 1166.
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end FLOOR bedrms., liv, rm.,
combination din. rm. and kit, bath;
completely furn.; $S5. ia. S-3647.
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COLORED
20 LOGAN CIRCLE NV.

Rms. now avail. with pvt. baths.
Very reasonable rents. Open for
your inspection. JUSTINE REALTY
CO.. 412 9TH st. NV, DI. 1896. -3
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TELEVISION
0n-1NCH SNREENS

WHOLESALE PRICES. FAMOUS
MAKES, BRAND-NEW WITH WAR
RANTY. MAHOGANY CABINETS.
NO MONEY DOWN. LONG TIME
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NORTHEAST

Modern building: liv. rm.. bedrm..
dinette. kit. and bath: tenant fur
nishes utils.; $50 90. r. g. BLACKI-
STONE, Realtor. 1915 18th st. NV,
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DUPONT CIRCLE-Man: comfortable
nm, 8 windows, closets, shower.
refgr.; maid; conv. transp. MI, 1850.
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You want Q nicely furn. one-bedrm.
in the upper NV. area-then ar
range to inspect this one at 5522
18th street n.w.-features incl
S95 per mo. Call SHANNON g.
LUCHS CO.. 1906 H st. NV. MA.
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APIS. FURNISHED Cont. J

GEORGETOWN-3 rms, kit. and
bath In apt. bldg; adults only; 2
persons max; rsas. Elk. 657s. =
5O5 9Th ST. N.W.-Two lge. rms,
pvt. bath, all utils.; $55 mo. Apply
Apt after q pm. 3
1888 18th ST. N.W.-Attrac. 1st-fioor
apt; liv. rm., Murphy bed: kit. fully
equip; pvt. bath. Call after 3 pm.
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ROOMS, 2 BATHS
EDMUND J. FLYNN

OLORED-HIGH VIEW APT, 81
r. 1. ave. and Lincoln rd., ne
Three bedrms.. liv. rm., kit. $500
down. Ii. 3-8050. -6
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ENBEE
Washington'S newest and
lowest price appliance store.
1016 7th st. NV.
DI 2452

~. RCA, 12la-inch table model, gcod
cond.. $50. ST. 1862. 3
VACUUM CLEARANCE-Priced to sell.
Westinghouse tank. late model,
VACUUM CLEANER. Eiectrolux: Sing
er sewing machine. extension table,
v,SI,sS2 s0od sSndltien enaxrPPgg. Pg. 1863. 1863 ,oo. ~
makes. 1896 each; worth $20-S30;
guar. Vacuum and sewing machine
repairs. TOPS VACUUM STORE
705 l1th st. see. Ii. $4,000.
VIOLIN, German made. excel. cond.
need money. will take best offer
AP 560S.