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Evening star., 1952-09-14
Eagles Surprise Rams, 35-74;
Browns Upset by Forty-Niners
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 13. -
Big Adrian Burk outmaneuvered
the Los Angeles Rams and their
vaunted passing duo, Bob Water
field and Norman Van Brocklin,
to lead the Philadelphia Eagles
to 35-14 victory today in an
exhibition game.
A crowd of $4,000 sat in 95-
degree heat-the hottest Septem-
Der 13 in Philadelphia history -
to watch the 18th annual Phila-
delphia Inquirer charities pro
football promotion.
The Rams scored first in the
opening quarter when Andy Ro-
bustelli blocked Burk's punt in
the end zone and recovered for
the touchdown.
The Eagles struck back to tie
in the same period when BOZ
Stringer intercepted a Waterfielo
pass and returned IS yards tt
the Rams four. Jim Parker
smashed over.
The half ended in a 14-14 ii,
with Los Angeles second touch
down coming on a four-play 80
yard drive. climaxed by Van Brock
Inns pass to Dan fowler. Th'
Eagles scored on Burk's one-yart
quarterback sneak with two sec
onds left in the half.
Philadelphia, winning its frs
game under Jim Trimble, nev
coach who replaced Wayne Mill
ner, outclassed the Rams in tn
second half. scoring twice in tn
third period on touchdownS b,
John Huzvar and Pete Pihos, an,
one ir the fourth on a 63-yar'
drive in which Farmer went tn
final seven yards.
PSiladeIesi. PSi Ansslss : = 81
Los e., Ansslss scoring; TouchdownsmE: Is
Palmer 2: Pihos.- Burk. Husar. Con
Evening star., 1952-09-14
BY the Assoeioied Press

AKRON. Ohio, Sept. 13.-The
San Francisco Forty-N Miners han
ded the Cleveland Browns their
second straight loss tonight. 1881,
in passing duel in an Akron
Rubber Bowl exhibition. It was
the first time in pro football his
tory that the Browns had lost two
in row.
Despite a touchdown
splurge by Dante Lavelli, Cleve-
land end, the West Coast club fin
ished on top. Last week the
Detroit Lions beat the Browns,
1921.
Two intercepted passes which
went for touchdowns and a couple
of ground-eating thrusts through
the air for other scores gave the
Forty Miners the win. despite a
22-to-17 Cleveland edge in first
downs.
Otto Graham passed to Lavelli
for six, 81 and 20-yard touch
downs, and George Ratterman hit
the former Ohio State end with a
19-yard scoring heaye. Lou Groza
booted all four extra points and a
Award field goal.
Five different Forty Miners
scored touchdowns. all through the
air. In the first period, Jim Pow
Iers intercepted a Graham pass and
raced % yards to tie the count
after Lavelli had put the Browns
in front in the first minute.
! San Francisco's frankie Albert
threw a 60-yard scoring pass to
Silly Jessup late in the quarter
/ Groza's placekick opened the
second period, after which Sar
. Francisco Forty-Niners went 81
yards in nine plays. climaxed by
Y. A. Titles 32-yard scoring toss
to Hugh McElhenny.
The other San Francisco touch
downs we're scored by Sam Cath
cart, on an intercepted pass, anc
Billy Wilson on a pass from little
from one yard out.
sasy'lsnS ssn sHsnei.eo i- u : I Ia sII
San Franeisro gearing. Tnufhdowns-
!. Powers, Jessup, McElheny, Cathcart. viii
lson Conversions-Albert, 4; ODonahue
Cleveland scoring: Touchdowns-Gavelli
: 4. Field goal-0roza. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Evening star., 1952-09-14
Snead ; Strokes Ahead
In Eastern Open After
Four-Under Par sc
By MerrelI WhittIesey
Sfor StoH CORRESPONDENT

BALTIMORE. Sept. 13.-Sam
Snead. unbothered by the 97-
degree heat and completely at
home on Mount Peasants huge
greens, shot his way to a three
stroke lead today in the third
round of the $4,000 Eastern
Open golf championship.
Slammin' Sans four-under par
68 was the best round of a scorch-
ing late-summer afternoon, and
there doesn't appear to be any,
body in sight who can keep the
Masters champion from winning
this tournament IN MS first try in
its three-year history.
Snead is 10-under par for 81
holes over this man-sized layout
that measures $685. yards and has
the biggest green's the pros have
played on in many a day. His
closest challenger is the consist
ent money winner, Ted Kroll, who
moved up with a SO for 209.
In 81 holes. Snead has missed
only two green's in regulation fig
ures, the ninth hole yesterday and
the fourth today. But, contrary to
his usual custom of feasting on the
par S holes, Sam didn't birdie one
Of them today. His S sub-par holes
were the result of iron shots that
covered the pin, and puts of
from 6 to 16 feet.
Bulla's Putting OF.
Johnny Bulla, the halfway
mark leader with 1877, three-putted
the fifth and sixth holes in quick
succession and never recovered.
Snead was playing just ahead with
a gallery Of several thousand
screaming with delight at his early
brides, and that undoubtedly did
not help Bulla.
Earl Stewart. jr.. whose pretty
wife was more concerned with
minding their cowboy attired
youngsters than with what her
husband was doing, rewarded his
family with a sub-par II that
moved him into third-place tie
with Ed Porky) Oliver at 210.
Oliver, who attracted little at
tention during the first two days,
made a late move among the
leaders by knocking in brides on
the 18th, 14th and 10th holes to-
day to finish with a 80 and 68
for his 210. Jimmy Clark played
par golf today and was tied at
I211 with Bulla.
Boros, Middlecon Tied.
Snead had no fear of being
caught by the seasons top money
winners, Julius Boros and Cary
Middlecoff. Boros was over par
for the second straight day with
a 73 and was tied at 215 with
Middlecoff. Cary partially atoned
for double bogey fives on the par
three 18th the first two rounds
with a deuce there that helped
him to q II.
Snead was paired with Andy
Anderson, the rugged looking
blond who is the new top man
along the big hitters, but there
was no indication that Sam was
envious of Andy's clouting. In
the first place Snead had the
honor over Anderson on almost
Continued on Page Ca. Sol. A.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
Grissom Strikes Out
13. in Eight Innings
By Burton Howkins
Stor StoH Correspondent

CHICAGO, Sept. 13. - Allie
Reynolds came out of the bullpen
in the ninth inning today. frus-
trated a White Sox rally and pre-
served a somewhat shaky but
highly satisfactory 6-5 victory that
lifted the New York Yankees Ia
games ahead of second-place
Cleveland in the eXhllarating
American League pennant race.
Reynolds. counted on to relieve
Ed Lopat if necessary tomorrow
when the Yankees and Indians
collide head-on in Cleveland, made
his appearance at precisely the
moment the scoreboard here
flashed Boston's victory over the
Indians.
It was a well-timed entrance
for the champions 18-game
winner, since the White Sox-
trailing by two runs-had made
threatening gestures with sue
cessive singles by Jim Rivera and
Sherman Lollar to start a last
ditch effort.
Quickly Squelches Rally.
Reynolds quickly SqHelched
whatever hopes the 25,542 screech-
ing customers had. He got Hector
Rodriguez to force Willie Miranda,
running for Lollar, on a force play
grounder to Shortstop Phil Riz-
zuto. Rivera went to third on that
play and scored when Ed Stewart
forced Rodriguez with a bouncer
to Second-baseman Billy Martin.
Chico Carrasquel then sent a
timid one-hopper to Gil Nc
Dougald for the game-ending out.
Thus Reynolds handed Vic
Raschi a 10th win he had been
seeking in his last four starts.
Vic remained on the scene only
five innings. giving way to Johnny
Sain as the White Sox received a
checkered pitching job from 34-
year-old Marv Grissom.
GrlSSOm rams IL.
Grissonn struck out 13 Yankees
in eight innings, but he also was
socked for IL of New York's 13
hits. -Four of these blows were &C
formulated by Joe Collins, but il
WAS Irv Noren who broke 3-3 tie
with a run-producing double ir
the fifth inning and it was the
scrappy Martin who put the
Yankees three runs ahead at g.:
with a two-run single in the
eighth.
GriSSom struck out nine Yankee.
in the first four innings, but he
was a 81 loser until Sam Nele
rammed a two-run homer deer
into the lower leftfield deck In the
fourth to tie the score.
Shoddy fielding sabotaged Girls
som. After Collins tripled with one
out in the first inning, Second
baseman Nelson Fox let Mickey
Nantes grounder Scoot under him
for a two-base error. Collins
would have scored anyway, but
Yogi Berra brought Mantle around
with an unearned run when he
singled to right.
Double Play Helps.
Successive singles by CarraSquel
Fox and Orestes Minoso greeted
Raschi in the last half of the in
ming as the White Sox scored q
run and threatened to chase Vic
but burly Eddie Robinson hit into
a double play and Mele fouled to
Berra.
! With two out in the fourth in
ming, speedy Hank Bauer reached
(See YANKEES. Page CAY
Evening star., 1952-09-14
Yonkee-Indions Game
To Be Broadcast by
WWDC at 7:3O Today

Today's crucial game be-
tween the Yankees and the
Indians in Cleveland will be
broadcast here by WWDC.
starting at 1880 pm.
Following this broadcast,
the remainder of the game be-
tween the Mats and Tigers in
Detroit will be put on the air.
The Detroit game starts at
$3.50.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
Record Fleet Of $50 SoiIboots
Handicapped on Calm Potomac

outboards than windjammers,
only two shippers managed to
come through yesterday with
double wins. They were John
Allen in Lois II of Silver Spring,
in the Chesapeake 16s, and Lorenz
Schrenk sailing in the Tempest
class from George Washington
University Sailing Association.
Allen is a member of Indian
Landing Boat Club on Severn
River.
In the morning drifting match.
eight firsts were captured by
Washington area shippers. But
with a little breeze picking up for
the afternoon, positions in all but
the Chesapeake los and Tempests
were scrambled.
These shippers were leading
(Caa DETS ATtrrA pooa TAN
Evening star., 1952-09-14
Virginia Tech Triumphs
Over Marshall, 1914
By the Assoeioted Press

BLUEFIELD. w. Va, Sept. 13.
Tech, hungry for vic
tory after four successive poor
seasons, scored a 1914 football
triumph tonight over Marshall
College Of Huntington. w. Va.
All the scoring was done in the
first and third quarters of the
game, played before 10000 spec
tators here.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
Other Football Results
Nv the As.ocio,ed Pres.

bt me ASSoSiofed FresS
Pittsburgh state tKans.l ~, Olathe
(Kans.) Naval Air Station 6.
Geiger Air Force wash IA, Noun
Bluffton 25, Taylor Ind) 0.
Emory and Henry A.. Concord O.
Middle Tennessee State 1S, Carson
Newman z.
Newberry 81. shaw Air Force Base o.
Norfolk Naval Air Station 13, East Caro-
Tina 2.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
Pennunt Races
At q Glance
BY The Associoted Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

~ wv NSSOGtoISo pTeSS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Games Games
W. L. Pct. behind. left.
New York S5 81 500 12
Cleveland "a SO 1857 Ia II
Remaining games:
New York at home (3)-Philadel-
phie 3. Away (9)-Boston B, Cleve-
land I. Detroit ., Philadelphia 3.
Cleveland at home (9)-Detroit 4,
New Work l, Washington 2, Chicago
2. Away (2l-Detroit 2.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Games Games
w. L. Pct. behind. left
Brooklyn 80 So .63I 13
New York SO 55 $40 3 13
Remaining games:
Brooklyn at home GO)--Boston 3.
Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia 3. Pitts
burgh ,. Away t3)-Boston 3.
New York at home 1O)-Boston
3, Chicago ., Philadefphfa 3. St.
Louis 2. Away (3-Philadelphia 3.
Evening star., 1952-09-14

is front-page copy and any time AL Lopez
wants day off there's a wide selection of
newspaper experts to fill in as manager.
Hardly anybody will guess which ride
gave Eddie Arcaro his greatest thrill. e. It
was in the 1912 Widener at Hialeah when
ne beat Alsab, Market Wise, Challedon, Our
Boots and Attention while aboard The
Rhymer. The Pittsburgh Pirates easily
became the first major league team to lose
100 games, but they weren't as Intellectual
as one of their farm clubs, Waco of the Big
State League. :. Waco lost its Tooth game
several daYS before the Pirates
Evening star., 1952-09-14
Yans Edge White Sox Stretch Lead as Indians Lose to Boston
Cardinals Defeat Dodgers 81 Giants Gain by Beating Reds 30
Win, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN
Star StoH Correspondent

good heavyweghs is hanging the ropes San Francisco
at the of 49, Cleveanders berserk in 1e48
Evening star., 1952-09-14

(See YANKEES. Page C-3O
Evening star., 1952-09-14

tSee INDIANS, Page C-3D
Evening star., 1952-09-14

(See REGATTA, Page C-4)
Evening star., 1952-09-14
Major League Standings

Results Yesterday.
N. Y, 6; Chicago, s.
Boston, 4; Cleveland, 3.
Phila., II; Detroit, 5.
Others not scheduled
Games Today.
wash. at Detroit. 3:30.
Boston at Chicago CD.
Phila. at st. L. (2).
N. Y. at Cleveland.
Games Tomorrow.
Wash. at Detroit, $3.50.
Others not scheduled.
Evening star., 1952-09-14

San Francisco scoring: Touchdowns-.
Powers, Jessup, McElheny, Cathcart. Will
son. Conversions-Albert, 4; ODonahue
Cleveland scoring: Touchdowns-I.aveIli
1. Field soal-0rosa. converstons-orosa,
Evening star., 1952-03-18

MTMEoGRAPH. see .pUpLicA.
TORS. AMERICAN TYPEWRTTEaF
CO.
MULTILITH, Model so. working con-
dttion. Best offer 2028 l4tt
oFFiCE EoUrPMENT-pictating ma.
chime Edison Perfect condition
with stand; S96 EN-. 6674
Evening star., 1952-03-18
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

nv AsP brisht Ct dS.H Ii H. sys
rm.; twin beds, hot plate, dishes
refgr.. laund.. facil.; 2 girls. SAT
mo; /. S35. Also ssle. Ink. rm. fol
1ssiF7! ssiF! TSR DRLAFiELTpA M ia, r. s2oo Nw-astr wls
furn;. rm., twin beds, 2 closets, kit
pGsoST ahs sH~e cRchE RRsiEli yG fG sf4f III stss
sI5 e 5n.Wmssls;i m asaE refsr. and hot DIste;
couple; no drinkers. ME 894S.
SINGLE--Running water; Ink; quiet
persons; $50. 1349 Columbia I'd.
one LARGE RM.-Newly decorated, S
stove, refer, sink; quiet couple; $50.
1sss ssfse f2iRMosT c2IqRS5s Fd 81, nv Nw-IaaS9r.
front room. sink, stoye. etc. for
1875 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Light house
neeping rnn;;, one person, woman
lPca PseIefEeS [ sT. On NV. Weeki Nos. 3 and g.
Studio rooms with kit. facilities; one
is $45.60 and the other S54 per
Mo. Mrs, Sinclair in Apt. 1, 11e6 L
WALKER y I 8 "a = o5yg op5yggNLos' Zoo isth
oNE nj niMi; FRoRr ri LIGHT LIGHT ROOM, -ls aisk,
stove. refer; sinsie.. s1O.25 wk.; 6ol
@ st 8 E.. Ii. $4,000. 30
38e9 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-Bedrm.
with adjoining rm. for LII X; refgr.,
hot 2lste. ETC.; semipvt. bath. sac,
33Oi 18th ST. N.w.-Nice, clean
lh;k: room. refgr., stove. utilities,
COLORED-L0vELY, LGE. front
rms. with new range and refgr.,
washing machine, ironing facilities,
storage space avail. Modern furn.
sgle. or dble. beds. FIX. 34OS. JU.
7-6164, Ii. 7-6392. -2I
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rms, APIS. 70 SHARE tcent. !,

air-ccnd. bldg: beaut.
furn. l-bedrm. apt, roof garden;
on 18th st.; mature lady. RA. 94s7.
WANTED-oiri with personality to
share lovely bedroom apart
ment in modern building; can be
slightly lazy or have Q maid. GE.
5624; after z, GE. 1920. 30
BACH; APT, share with young man;
bed.-lt rm. comb; refer.; pvt. bath
and entr.; $35. OW. O2IS.
DESIRE middle-age woman to share
apt; use OF bath, kit, phone. Week
days after pm. EN-. 3049. zee
soI9 EYE ST. NV. APT. 502 Girl
senientiy tign arranged ibdlsnsn 6edroom spt apc
with one other. Gentle home. Twin
beds. $40. utilities included. RE.
O5S5, Ext. 502. after 8. 19s
TWO GIRLS. approx. age 24-2S, to
share 2-bedrm. furn. apt; nice
RSi,ins 1SSistlol; l,sie Sc nssT Cong HIS. and
10. $500, after $50 pm. ss1u' Mso
GIRL to share with an
other NICELY furn. apt. in Silver
YOUNG JEWISH serviceman's wife
would share her apt. with another
Jewish girl. Call RIA. 9l4S after
GIRL Hill Ro % SHARE front large S loom
with nice girl around 20; bath and
housekeeping privileges. So week.
4th and Pa. ave. Sc, Ii. 3-972I.
CoLORED MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN
to share apt. with another lady;
nassw asw section near car line. HO.
COIORED-WILL SHARE NV 2.RM.
APT. with one other young lady
NE. vicinity l.. 4-402h % =
Evening star., 1952-03-18
ROOMS WITH BoARD

1912 18th ST. N.W.-Dbie. rms. and
vacancies to share for young men
or young women: walking distance
downtown; excellent meals, pleasant
home atmosphere. CO. $3.50.
1917 RHODE ISLAND N.W.-Sgle
aand and dble. rms; good food; reas. DE.
l9OI 10th N.w.--Large dble for men;
vacancy for Girl; seiective menus;
HOME FOR ELDERLY persons; mic.
room; excellent meals; real home at
mosphere; refs. OR. 1925. 21s
I716 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Fine food
men. or .girls; $50 month. Elec
privils.; y mo. "A few vacancies
acts for Govt. EMPLOYED. 1Ss
TER. We have q few
vacancies dn pleasant rms; excel.
meals, transp. Tv: S15 Wk. MRS.
JULIA GRAHAM, mgr, MI. 0436,
38l8 18th ST. N.E.-TWin bedrm. to
share with gentleman; home cooked
food; S4b; avail. April /. MI. 1890.
18th ST. APT. HOME for congeniai
eldedly person. CO. SS41, Apt. 5l5.
ARL.-clcse-in Clarendon vacancy;
sgl. and dbl. with excel. meals;
conv. to bus. GIL. 2106. ---22
FOR EMPL. M0THER and child. or
cple. Twin bedroom. private bath.
Child care. NV. sec. ia. 1907. .--23
Evening star., 1952-03-18
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

Mr.. FALLS CHURCH-Three-bedrm
srick rambler; large corner lot: q
min; from Pcntagon; 1901 Chester
field ave: available March 10; $3.50
CLARK XIV ". cRossMAN. FA. 124o
iMMEDIATELY AvAILABLE-Nev
brick Colonial. Two miles from Lin.
coin Memorial or. Key Bridge on
Lee blvd. and North Irving st., Arl.
Va. Det. 3 bedrms.. Ia baths. Close
to shopping and transportation
Rent. $165. Call oL. 6877 or ia,
ALExANDRrA-2-bedrm. brick hon home
location; 81 10 mo. WILLIAM L,
e AND 5 lhEEDRGT. Ho5Ussss. si1o Is and
Mrs ssGlinssSn son1msa o% oHs SSissot1oity Ssoo 70 c1I
ARLINGTON REALTY co. 20
BETHESDA HOME In vicinity Naval
Hospital. new In l94S. 1st-fioor
bedroom and u bath. 3 bedrooms
and baths UP; recr. room, screened
porch. built-in garage; corner loca-
ssSh sSsS sf spRE1 GS q lssSs soSEs ssaiEss!s sS
GiFaoRaGaEsYsowN-Liv.-d,n. ia aass rm. 1s cdSb.
kit, 2 bedrms.. tile bath and shower;
lge. closets. and patio; gas heat.
ssSt ifiESReRAfIN RD., in aienmont ns
tractiye bunEalow with 2 bedrms..
heat, storage attic: 500 per per mo- mo-
!WALIKSEF "A 4 6SgJsSL 6DSgJsSLoP. 1900 18TH
soUTHEAsT-HSew" New" s-bedrm. semidet.
brick; yard; near everything. IS
min. downtown; S125. MI. 4s4s.
Rock CREEK PARK faces front o of
- a
bedrms., 3 baths, living % rm.. dininS z
rm;, rec. rm., ultramodern kitchen
and screened porches; for gracious
living, this Is your house. Rents at
$3.50 per month. You must see this
RGasf Realty co.. o.DPFeeissso BIZ 1850 m EhDpEIL VEL
TOWN HOUSE. ls block from Conn.
ave-, on Leroy pl.; bedrms.. 4
baths, living rm.. dining rm.. study,
kitchen and patio in rear; auto. Gas
h;-w; heat. Rents at S24o per mo.
pEfL Ssi ri REAnPY fnlRl31a5le co bf Zoo. M1
Werner ewes, 10. 2-s625. :.
RAVENWOOD-Large stone home; 8
bedrrns., den, baths. 2-car garage:
5acre lot; ayailable immediately;
$3.50. 7. 3. MALCOLM. Realtor. oW
HIGH BRIDGE, nr. Bowie: 4 large
rooms. vacant; $40 month. HoWAT,
NEW BRICK HANDLER. Decatur
Heights. Md, 3 bedrms. living rm..
kitchen. utility. rm. and bath: walk
ing distance to schools, shoppins |
center and theater. Rental, $1I5. |
Apply At desk in lobby, 1928 18th
,ooo % nSnL BLK. GEORGIA AVE. Nv
Row brick house; excel. cond., 81
bedrms., Al util. furn.; $I60 per |
THi ass BRICK CAPE COB
Automatic heat. CoNege PARK, Nd:
4126 mo. 10. 59l6s z-6 pm. sd
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WASHER-BENDlX REBUILT
STANDARD, S75
DE LUKE, $S5

WASHERS, natl famous brands, saw
PERsTaIsss PER II IsHs EEEcTR1co Mfi . VILLAGE RayL AZ
ave. S. S.. Md. JU. 7-56oo. Open
wxsHERs. ssss n! TRoNERs, Ps; ri ti1 psYrRs { g
Bra BIand-nsw, .i,lIs,. almost all makes, build
plus stock at real bargain prices;
automatic washers. regularly $40
ularly $500, now $500; spinner
Msseers more. ,U Gfs ssoss S nSw III S1ss' nains sis
YER SPRING GAS n ELEcTRic
CO. 944 Wayne ave. --22
WATER HEATERS-Gas, electric
used, many brands at great reduc-
ti%,s.r tions q JOHN aH g; WEBSTER WARE
aa,UHDSE' i3Os lst St. Sc. Call ST.
wArfR saaG Ne aEAffas, ARfifs.. Gas. cleo, used.
al sizes. Sl5 up. WEBSTER WARE
WHEEL CHAIR, Invalid folding, 500;
boys bicycle. every acces.. $27 so;
BESD1x assi GOV sssIiRfs Mo 1897
model; Motorola Tv., 12h-in. screen,
radio combination. 10. 9-S7O3. --lS
RENT A PIANO. and get your child
started In music now. CAMPBELL s
famous RENTAL-PURCHASE-PLANl
makes 1t possible for you to select
new and used Instruments and have
It delivered to your home at q very
low cost Come in or phone for fur
ther details today. CAMPBELL MU-
SIC CO.. HOS @ st. NV. DI. S464.
DROPLEAF. matog. dinette with 4
chairs, 500; Simmons sofa bed, $40.
siNGER SEWING MACHrNEEone
demonstrator available at reduced
7Q15 Wisconsin ave. Bethesda. Nd,
OIL. 70I5. "a
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Rooms FVRNlsHEp-N.E.

DOWNTOWN. vic. 800 r. /. ave. ne.
Rms. with TV. radio, phone;
81. CoNsTffTTTuISoN AVE. Hg.-onss
,ge. rm., partly furn.; adults only:
tanI immed; &C Soccup.; s27.50 mo. Call
COLoRED-LARGE ROOM with twin
beds; for couple; home PRIVILEGES.
S14 =. Capitol, Apt. 81. Ii. 7-9057.
CoL0RED-LGE. FRONT RIM. for
empl, cple, OF 2 girls. pvt. home.
COLoRED@iioS 7th ST. N.E.e2
front rms. lge. Gentlemen. Call AT
5763. 30
COLORED-FURN. RIM. FOR Chris
tan gentleman, reas. rent 1929
Evening star., 1952-03-18
PIPE--uSED

Also used bathtubs, sinks. radiators
structural steel angles and channels
WASHINGTON RAG AND BAG CO.,
215 I st. S.W. Phone DI. S007.
PORCHEs INCLOSED = Your porch
is now serving you only months
q year.. Let US make 1t into q sun
room, den or extra bedroom. Free
wi. 60S6, cAPfToL coNTRACTfNsGi INC
POWER TOOLS-Bench saw. Gin.
Joiner. sander. ETC.; excel. cond.
reas. Also guns. SH. 4173.
PRINTING PRESS, 1850 Multilith,
practically brand new; excellent buy
for cash. Call MR.. COOPER. GIL.
PRINTING PRESS. 12-by-1s Kiase,
complete unit, excellent running
condition.; reas. price. RANDALL
PRINTING CO.. 935 H st. NV. Di.
RADIATOR. Electro-steam. used 1
wk.: ivory finish. perfect; sacrifice.
CH 1858. after 5 pm.
RADIOS, SO up. Tubes. parts: Print
ing press. 4lax6la. GE. 2463.
RADIO-PHONO. COMB.
Brand-new 1852 model, 3-speed play
er; high quality AM-FM radio, ma
hogany cabinet; regularly S27995,
today, $169.95; in blond, S179.95.
OPEN TODAY, 12 4P.M.
BLAIR'S TV.
Evening star., 1952-03-18
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.w

MEN ONLY-Nr. Navy Yard, blk
from Pa. ave. Sc; entertaining
privils.; age 2I-45. Ii. 7-5572.
FORESTER, of So. Capitol-Rm
for woman; kit. privil. II desired;
cow. Livingston bus. s.w. 10. 2-5327,
123 sth ST. S.E.-Lge. bright rm.;
sober. reliable gentleman only; conv.
transp. e. Capitol and Pa. ave. Ii.
7-2258 -l9
CAPITOL HILLr-Double front bedrm.,
next bath; pvt. home. IL. 1886.
COLORED-FURN. RM.. single for
lady or gentleman. Ii. 6-05SS
after pm. is
COLORED-Sgle. rm. for employed
man. House privil. RE. O3l8. 80
Evening star., 1952-03-18
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across. the country; safe storage in
seperate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. O1O4. UNION STORAGE
GO; CO; INC. !sstab; 1900. .-
VIII accept surplus furniture as part
reas. ia. 1887: eyes,. GE. 1916.
GENERAL HAULING, small moving
Jobs: any time. OR. 5657 or DU.
MOVING, sSSh sl'f5 SAG 4 6Ipn SS EVE. small nails .,
large Job by exper. men; reas. rates:
estimates given. AT. 9342.
EA-Gl, move pack, crate, store; nc
Job too big or too small. We clean
attic and bsmt. HO. 5819. l9s
MOVING, HAULING-7-DAY
Week; no Job too small. ST. 1000.
10s
Evening star., 1952-03-18
ROOMS FURN.-MD. & VA.

NOUNS FUKN.-MU. . VA.
VERY NICE large room for refined
tagon ia. 4-O560. 30
FA1RFAX-Lge. dble rm; gentlemen;
$40 for 1, $50 for 2: Lee hwy. Call
Browning 740-J-2 after $3.50 pm.
ENTIRE 3rd FL. 2 rms. and bath;
ARLINGTON-Rm. l blk. OF wash.
blvd. OW. S643 Is
ARL. - Lge. rm., twin beds; new
home; pvt. bath. Nr. Pentagon bus.
2 girls. GIL. 5715 after $50 week
WEST EVANSVILLE, master bedrm.,
walk-in closet. kit. privileges; child
accepted; $50. AP. 06S1. 10