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Evening star., 1952-01-20
Torza Spurts 10 Top
AT San Diego With 81,
Then FaIfers Badly
By the Assoeioted Press

SAN DIEGO. Calf, Jan. 10
A pair of comparative strangers
to tournament fame, Ted Kroll
Of New Hartford. N. Y. and Felice
Torza of st. Charles, ILL.,, staged
a seesaw battle in the $4,000 San
Diego Open today. but the pace
setting Kroll stayed. on top of the
heap as the third round ended.
The friendly, 32-year-old New
Yorker missed a sub-par perform
arce for the first time but his par
72 was good enough to keep him in
the front with a 54-hole total of
206.
Kroll, in previous tours of the
par 36-36-72 San Diego Country
Club course. had turned in rounds
Of 65 and SO.
Torza, onetime leading amateur
from Connecticut, starting four
strokes behind Kroll today, passed
him at one stage but fell back
badly on the last nine and finished
with a II. for 209 and still three
strokes behind the leader.
Demaret Still Charging.
Crowding. the picture, and in
contending position for tomorrows
final 18 holes, were three con-
testantS tied at 210. One was the
stretch charging Jimmy Demaret,
whose SO followed a SO yesterday
after a 73 the first day. With him
were Jay Herbert, a youngsterI
from Great Neck, L. l., with a 70I
today and Gene Littler, San Diego
amateur, with great Ct.
Jim Ferrier of San Francisco,
with a SO. occupied the 211 spot
alone. One shot behind him were
Cary Middlecoff, with a SO; Ed
Furgol, Of st. Louis, 72, and AL
Bessalink. Miami, 10. ,
Trailing with 213s were Tommy
Bolt of Durham, N. c., 73; Johnny
Palmer, Badin. N. c., II; Charles
Bassler, Catonsville, Md, 10; Skee
Riegel, Tulsa, 10, and Mike Homa,
West Hartford, Conn, II.
Lloyd Mangrtlm, with a 72,
failed to gain ground, and was
tied at 215 with Paul Runyan.
Hollywood. who carded 50 today,
and Doug Ford. Harrison, N. Y,
who shot a II.
Torza Briefly I'm Front.
For a time it appeared that
Torza would take over the tour
nament lead. His, fine 80 on the
first nine put him on top briefly
when Kroll required 81 strokes for
this distance. The two were even
at the 18th, however, when Torza
.three-putted. Then Torza went
lover par on the 18th, and Kroll
Ebirdied the 18th and 14th with
more all-round excellence than
spectacular shots to regain the
4eao. 1 -
The first two rounds were
played. in rainy weather but to-
day the sun shone brightly, help
ing to dry out the course.
The first twosome, E. j. (Dutch)
Harrison, st. Andrews, ILL.,, and
amateur Bud Holscher, Santa
Monica, whizzed through their
round in two hours and six min
utes. Dutch had a 70 for 220 and
HolScher IA for 225.
Jack Burke, jr., OF Houston,
fired a splendid Ct, quite a recov-
cry after yesterdays fat II, to
come in at 214. Burke's nine hole
scores today were 1926. Burke's
score was the lowest of the round
at this stage.
Another sub-par round was a
SO carded by Jackson Bradley Of
Chicago.
Former National Open Cham
pion Lew Worsham was IL strokes
of the pace with 74-73-71-218.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
Kansas City Appoints
Owen Ployinq MANAGER

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 10. R.-
Mickey Owen, IS, National
League baseball player 13 years,
has been signed as catcher and
coach of the Kansas City Ameri-
can Association Club, Manager
Evening star., 1952-01-20

urban SchOolS,
and Frank En-
met is working
on the playof
plan to deter
m i n e t h e.
M e trop olitan
team champion.
E n tr e S close
with Emmett to-
morrow night
ana at least 20
tie q m S will be
p a ire d. The
early entry clos
ing date is nee
asSaru hecailSn
Evening star., 1952-01-20
uIIough Accepts Terms;
Pirates I'd Best Hitter

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 10 P.-
Catcher Clyde Mccullough signed
his contract today with the Ma
tional League Pittsburgh Pirates.
Mccullough batted .294 last
year. the best mark OF his entire
major league career. The only
regular on the Pirate squad to
top that mark was Ralph Kiner
with .317.
The 33-year-old receiver played
in 80 games. He hit eight home
runs and batted in 26 runs.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
Pitcher Gromek Signs;
Small Raise Reported

CLEVELAND, Jan. 19.-(P!!
Righthander Steve Gromek has
signed his 1852 contract, the
Cleveland Indians announced to-
day,
The 31-year-old pitcher, who
will be in his 18th season with the
tribe, was believed to have re-
ceived a small pay raise. Gromek
had a IA record last season. His
accomplishments included three
hitter, a four-hitter and two
inning relief stints in which
he gave no runs and only two hits.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
House, $4,000 Tiger Rookie
Called for Draft Test Jan. 80

Parke Carroll announced tonight.
Owen, whose home is in Spring.
field, Mo-, was released last month
by the Chicago Cubs with whom
he played three seasons.
Owen returned from Army serv-
ice in World War II in 1945 and
early next year jumped to the Mex
ican League. He was reinstated in
June. 1949, and sold to the Cubs
by Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
By Merrell Whittlesey

The schoolboy golf league this
year will be divided into three
sections for the first enter
high. private schools and sub
Evening star., 1952-01-20
Indians Offer Too Little,
.Beto AviIu Protests

MEXICO CITY. JAM. 19.-P)
A Mexican paper said today that
Beto Avila, the Cleveland Indians
second baseman, thinks the $15.-
900 the club has offered him for
next season is just about $4,000
too little.
The sports daily 'Esto" quoted
the Mexican player as saying he
would spend the season in his
hammock at home in Vera Cruz
unless the offer is increased.
Evening star., 1952-01-20

Some Of the area clubs are toy
ing with the idea of adopting local
Evening star., 1952-07-11
Uncle Ruy's Corner

Now and then people see on tele-
vision screens or elsewhere exhibi-
tions which are known as wrestling
matches" Many persons feel that
these affairs are ugly, because those
who take part fail to act like sports
men. Instead of wrestling in the
true sense of the word, the con-
ltestants break the rules of decent
sport. There is slugging with the
bare fists, even kicking and pulling
lof hair!
A widespread belief exists that
such matches are faxed" II that
is true, 1t means that the so-called
Wrestlers are trying to fool the
public.
| In the Olympic games wrestling
matches take place. but those who
wrcstle must obey definite rules
| otherwise they would be barred.
Olympic wrestlers are amateurs
They wrestle because they like to
do so, without payment.
/ The range in weight among
olympic wrestlers is' very broad
The lightest wrestlers have beer
fyweignts Of the 105-pound class
\ Heavyweights are big fellows. otter
/ tipping the scales ct more than 25s
pounds.
IN going over the records Of pas
Iolympics, / find 81 American cham
pions IN catch-as-catch-can Wres
Evening star., 1952-07-11
By Frank Colby

me the meaning and pronunciation
Of the word GOTTA" as Used In the
lines Of this song?
Now and then Q sleeve Is missing
And q cap cannot be found;
or some girl, when in hurry.
Throws her Gotta on the ground:
Then Q lady, kind, reminds US
That 1t costs. though We may laugh,
Every time the things are laundered,
Seven dollars and half.
Also, will you please tell me the
meaning of the abbreviation Cir?
IS. M. r.
Answer: A Gotta is a short sur
plice with short sleeves, or sleeve
less, which is worn by cboristers.
Pronounce it: COT-uh Cfirst syllable
exactly like the word "cot").
Cir. is the abbreviation Of the
Latin word. circa, meaning "about.'
When one reads, ''Cir. 1490," 1t
means that the date is not exact. but
that it is approximate--"ab about
1890"
Distributed by McNausht Syndicate. Incl
Evening star., 1952-07-11
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thing. There have been eight Fin
|nish and six Swedish champions IN
these contests. Other nations have
had few winners.
In olympic heavyweight boxing,
men from Argentina have won
three times, and British boxers have
won twice. One champion apiece
has represented the United States
Norway and Germany.
In the hyweight class, most Of the
lyictors have been Americans. Among
lbantamweights, there have beer
1.-TWO Italian and two South African
champions.
Among featherweight victors
There have been two from Argen-
tina. The United States has pro
Evening star., 1952-07-11
I axe MyWord for 1t

Houston: Is there such q word as
"photostatic"? It seems to me that
I read In your column that one
should speak Of "a photcstat copy.
Answer: I'm pretty sure that you
didn't read that in my column.
PhotoStat is a noun and verb. The
adjective is: photostatic. Examples:
Noun: This photostat shows that.
Verb: Please have this letter
photostated as soon as possible.
Adjective: I'd like to have six
photostatic copies made.
Cincinnati: viii you please give
Evening star., 1952-07-11
BY Romon coffnon
ltweisht olympic

Ivided two lightweight Olympic
champions.
Canada has had one welterweight
champion. the United States two.
British and American boxers have
won most often in the middleweight
division.
To obtain q free COPY Of the illus
trated leafiet on Stamps and Stamp
Collesting send \, f1ne,s se5.sddressed: p. x
| Of The Star.
Evening star., 1952-07-11
Word Game
Find Al or more words in
uR TICAT

u r T / C A T E,
meaning, Ito whip with nettles. y
Average is SO: limit 40 minutes.
Rules-Words must be Of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition Of "s.' such as bats.
''cats." are not used. Only one form Of .
word Is used. Proper names are not used.
4 list will be published tomorrow.
Answer TO CALOA6EL.
Calm. call. came. camel, cameo. coal.
cole, coma. clam. cell. cello acme. aloe.
lace. lame, local. loann. mace. male. mall,
mole. meal.
Evening star., 1952-07-11
Washington, D. G.
FRIDAY, JULY IL, 1882

MI. I1GlIlS1IC SdI JltCIC Will tWO
perfectly good aces and since he
: had bid spades strongly. to coin
an understatement, he was sure of
O spade opening from Mr.. Muzzy.
But he couldn't leave well enough
alone. He doubled. And that set
Mr.. MuZzy to thinking. This
ended the defenders chances.
What does the double of a slam
mean? Mr.. Muzzy doesn't know
all about that subject, but he
knows q little.
He remembered vaguely that the
doubler is asking his partner not
to make his normal" lead. He
also remembered that the first
choice Is a lead through the first
suit bid by dummy.
So out came the six Of diamonds
and Mr.. Heinsite closed his eyes
In bitter resignation.
Miss Brash cashed seven rounds
Of diamonds. getting everybody
down to six cards. In her own
hand she kept her four original
clubs and the two major suit kings.
Mr.. Heinsite got down to four clubs
and two aces.
When the eighth diamond was
led from the board, Mr.. Heinsite
was gone. Suffering nightly, he
finally parted with a club. (No
other discard would have been any
better)
Miss Brash then discarded the
king of spades. Next she cashed
the ace of clubs, led a low club
and finessed the jack. Her king
and eight of clubs took two more
tricks, giving her IL in all.
Mr.. Heinsite had no reason tc
complain. He did, of course, but
without justification. It's true, as
he says, that a little learning Ii
O dangerous thing.
But that applies not only to the
technicalities Of bidding and play
but to the humanics Of bridge a.
well.
Mr.. Muzzy always opens his part
ner's bid suit even when HI
shouldn't. He would have opened
a spade in today's deai-if Mr.
Heinsite hadn't doubled.
Mr.. Heinsite knows this. There
fore he is the one who fiubbed ii
and all for the chance Of gainini
q measly 100 points.
copyright. 1852. General Features Corp.
Evening star., 1952-06-01
POULTRY. RABBITS 8 feGs
(Continuad.

CHICKENs-4,ooo only; Pine Tor
New Hampshire Red; $1,000 per
100: regular price SIS per 100.
See what YOU buy. Q. q. MAXWELL
Lanham; Md. MA. 1545. Nd
T%o seii hHSDEED ES Hi oRes aosi%Ss' is%SPSs' whit,
Emdens. $3.50 pr; 25 for $37. o
g: MAXWELL. Lanham, Md. WA
sEvENTY-FIvE N. ri. RED puLLETs
II mos. old; laying; So ca. 10,
RxSSfTs sSHfi WANTED, sn to Az III lbs,
Phone Rockville 2S7S. RocKckESiT.
Pure PHRfSisEH Black RABBITS WANTED,
ga to 5ha lbs. Highest prices paid.
Phone Rockville 227S. RoCKCREsT
sGRfffIutssN : CHICKS. $685.. 100 cod.
Barred ROCKS and heavy MNlSe .ssopsed nGses'
Also 3-week- -old chicks. 25c each.
CHICK CO, Milesburs So, Pa. N
HINES CHICKS, Pullorum. clean.
No; h.lrsd and "a y s. S'Es approved; n. 4; @ reds;
every Friday; turkey poults every
Tues; closed on Sun. Olney. Nd.
Phone LO. 5-521l or FU. S-202l.
REDS. Rocks, crosses, Wyandottes,
Leghorns, SI2.95 per 100: Leghorn,
Mm9rea Msae eS;ct, Sr heavy breed DSsts $ss
N. J. Phone Blackwood 8-O5S2.
geese and guinea hatch
ing eggs; some breeding stock avail.
also two-fioor brooders, Vienna
156-W-3.
reducing laying flock Of fine
MallardS. and will sell in lots oi
8 or more. SH. 6148.
settle for less. buy
the best from prize winning regis
tered and pedigreed New Zealand
white and red. CLINICAL RAB-
BITRY. LO. 3-7993.
New Hampshire Red pullets, $3.50
ca; $50 New Hampshire Red hens
S2:25 ca. Evergreen 4-215S, Ashton
2l5S.
Evening star., 1952-06-01
RooMs FuRNlsHEp-s.E.-s.W.I

BRIGHT. neatly furnished single
room in new Southeast home for
pleasant young woman: VI block
from bus: very reasonable rate and
PRIVILEGES: Call 10. 3-5647.
1S46 MASS. AVE. SEE ladies or 2
men; 2 single rms. with double bed;
In pvt. home; block from streetcar
7I3 18th ST. s.E.-Double room;
white neighborhood; no phone calls.
1928 FORT DAVIS PL. s.E.-Furn.
rm.; laundry and uniim. phone priv
asS asSes; s. z: z blkS; to trsnsp: AK: 4176.
near Barney Circle; kitchen and
Laundry priyileges. Ii. 4-6O42. -
GOVT. EMPL. LADY has nice. quiet,
cool room in apt. bldg. to rent to
quiet lady: home privileges, excel.
transp. 10. 2-9737.
HILLCREST-Nice rm.. 8 windows,
lge, closet, adult. home; for empl.
lay lay; sESa slScs to bus; $50 month.
5 SEDRMs for rent; one with twin
6saS 6sas; 4S6 = st. s.w.. or call ST.
NICE SINGLE in pvt. home mr.. transp.
ployed or retired. Home comforts
and Kitchen privil.. $50, mo. LU.
HILL RESIDENTIAL CLUB, single
and double rms. 407 Seward So
MASTER BEDRM.. sunny. beau. furn.,
shower bath, cor. pvt home. Capt.
tol Hill, gentlemen. AT. 1914.
1 LARGE FRONT ROOM and Kitchen,
End noor; 325 Penna. ave. s.e.
NICE RIM. pvt. home. conv. streetcar
and buses. nr. Boiling Field and
ROOM Sa'HS; FOE Y;oU&SG & LADY LaDY: kit. Ea and
lndry. privils.; near Barney Circle;
l602 H st. Sc. AT. 4495. 3
SINGLE ROOMSNClean reasonable;
136 N. Carolina ave. and 413 End st.
Sc. Call Ii. 4-6562. Il
COLORED-SGL. OR DBL. RIM. for
cple.. with l child. reas.; near Navy
coLoaEpFTsN ERpSlFIfSsfs Il RM. 0,Stbo WITH prtvi
couple or lady; Sc. section. 10
COLORED-6I3 z ST. s.E.-Room
Tor rent. for single person. TR
Evening star., 1952-06-01
ROOMS WANTED

SGLE. AND DBLE. for sgle. young
men (white) and sgle. young ladies
(white) who have been carefully
screened and will be working with
HOT HOT saopPEs: naoI 9S. INC. Need loca-
Hyattsviile, coilese o s0i paSs Ssnp0pes Hsnsleg 9
Park, Silver Spring, Bethesda. 6hir-
lington. Cherrydsle and Alexandria.
Write tdo not phonel Mr.. Randolph,
RIM. 200. 1341 G st. NV, giving
cost Of room, male or female pre-
ferred, your phone number and
NEARBY MARYLAND-clean. CON-
PORTABLE room; reasonable; vicinity
OF Forest Heights. Oxon Hill. Liv-
ingston; convenient to Naval Re-
ssssay deSt empose sGsS SSx has sS
GENTLEMEN ssS1l wants room and privst.
bath in private home in ne,
Woodridge. Brookland or Brentwood
:, viliage. Box 25-z. Star.
in exchange for caretaking duties,
ploye, excel. refs. Ii. 3-34i1 or
write Box ASK, Star
YOUNG GOVERNMENT. SCIENTIST
pleasant GeorsetoWn i neishboThood, t d
other roomers; Sc week. OW. 95a6. .
A SON wishes to flnd for his bed-rid-
den mother. who is in good health.
a very quiet room in nursing
home. $50 week. Box 16-Z, Star.
LADY wishes rm.: kitchen
privileges in refined home. In or
near Kensington, Md. 10. 5000.
REFINED LADY desires quiet fur
nished room in northwest; S35 or
$40 mo: Box 49S-X. Star. Il
In home or apt; kit privils.: seldom
home: refs. exch. Box 27-z, Star.
Evening star., 1952-06-01
MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE
PIANOS. ALL STYLES

PIANOS. ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
CAL Day or Night. SH. 5000.
PING PONG. table, in good con.
dition. Call OIL. 6828.
PRESSING MACHINE for dry clean
sr.. Usable condition; cheap. Boz
RADIOS, guns. binoculars. typewrit'
erS, musical instruments, cameras
television RELIABLE JEWELRY Elk.
CHANGE. 422 9th ct. NV. MA. 6157
REFRIGERATORS. mattresses. Ga.
ranges stoves. heaters. ACMf
STOVE CO.. MA. 1861.
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS, auto
batteries. house rags; highest prices
raid. II sou cannot deliver your
accumulations. please phone US
ACE JUNK CO.. 2230 Georgia ave
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS, auto
batteries. house rags; highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver your
accumulations. please phone US
y WASH; RAG "a sSo7 4 BAG CO.. 21S I
DO YOU HAVE used silver tray you
wish to sell? II so, call CO. 1877
evenings. viii cali for. -5
MAHOGANY DRESSER - Bachelor
chest preferred; reasonable. OF
-
Evening star., 1952-06-01
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.W.

ROCK CREEK HALL. 24o0 10th st:
n.W.-Spacious sgle.. dbles.: rees;;
recr. rm.. TV.. free parking; b5ocK
Col. rd.; daily maid serv. Ho. 99l7.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE - Newly
decorated rms; daily maid services;
iEitshsS'a.d l'1. =. service no l5IS a9Ss. Ne"
FARMINGTON. 1924 18th st.. near
Dupont Circle Circle. nhone MaaS m Ssry1ce All rooms
COW. CO. location: sgle. $40 up: dble..
C0LUMBiA RD., lS34-SS.50 week;
sgle rms; clean, cool, Tv: baths,
shTrs; men; Ms 70 min; nssr dnSn, Walter Ap Reed Reed
sLEEftNT sI,1N s6s nMS; l,,ttern,,t heSr ms ST. Es %
OTFFiCERs, TFfF1iCEfSRs, SERviCE CLUB. 1914
2lst st. NV, rooms avail. Tor actlve
and inactive officers by the day.
wk. Or month. incl. club faciita,es'
,ais AR; I5EGAF Ib5GEGGAF1ELD PL.-Front rm..
Gentleman. Cen $50 mo. IA. 325s. q
WESTMINSTER HOTEL. 18th and
Que sts.; sgle. and dble. rms; run
ming water; S9-$16; elevator. 10
pThPRoNr. XhRO CIRCLE, embassy area..
Elesantly appointed and carpeted
interior; quiet home atmosphsre;
maid service lovely front pm'' soon sols;.
$50; dble' S0S9; or sVailaUse Gentlemen. men
s$Sas SIs4 khsNsss;As 4 Nsss;A s'Txi TxiyE.-pleasant front
Pm rm. for lady with pvt: Law; J-s bus
stop. Avail. now. GE. .4S12. z
DUPONT CIRCLEHcarpeted STIa5f Ta5ifa g
gall; complete kit. priviis. ZIP n
GSEsoRRGMErowN Ss AREA--Attrac. sgls.
rm. for empl. woman; laundry prlVI.
S35 mo: Wo; 5i52 =, o--oor
INIT furn. S45, unfurn. $40. No
kit. use. 20 min. downtown. GE'
RsEFINED - EMpL. LADY--Nicely turn.
rm.. next bath; mr.. 18th and Mon,
n5SPsoST SGpv ifsnsR Be dIuf large
laundry privils; DE, S7o5: Ill.
AIT 22; e SSuels s frgnS Pny.lS I0om; rn in pvt
hH h0me; sa4a Good transp' onl'm' pn0ns'
MERr6fAN TA; Dian HILL-Dble. front room;
home comforts; kit. privil;, unlim.
phone; PVT; apt; lsdy; ytrR Du; ,rie' ge7lc or
dble cool airy rooms CONS aWpif A1ei june T.
Attractive SsnsA i isTHTGDio RIM. for girl
rs to IS yrs. in gentle apt. bldg.
walking distance downtown; break
fast privileges; S ogs4 aaiimi'eo Dn0ne'
ISi1 18th ST. NV. and Scott Circle;
single rm.. $3.50 week; elevator
1SSs QUE ST., the Clean
single room. near bath; So weekly.
CONN. AVE. nr. Tfden and Bur. Of
Standards; Ice. fr. studio rm.. beau
tifuily furnished; phone in room;
semipvt. bath. OR. 2405.
SINGLE ROOM next to bath; newly
decorated; 3 windows; detached
home; gentleman. non-smoker. WO.
5494 before 10 or after /.
GLOVER PARK--Loveiy master bed
room, 4 windows; pvt; bath; Large Large
siSo ftSse' RoDMaS VSS " So M Pleasant. S clean.
sentlemars. % no. OR asss.
QUIET PRIVATE HOME facing Rock
Creek Park; "a blk. excel. transp.;
also unlimited parking; man only;
C0LUMBIA RD. and 18th st. vic;
newly decorated single studio room.
next to semipyt. bath. DE. 1874.
GEORGETOWN--Large, pleasant sgle.
room, next to bath; convenient
transportation. MI. 2136 after j.
5l05 Srd ST.-Girl In Jewish home;
with or without kit. priys. RA.
GaEsoSRaGETowN. soo2 Que st. NV
Si2.6o-$15 vk. includ. use Of Nv.
rms. and kit. ANSTRUTHER. Mon.
fhfough Friday after Q Pm. CO..
o&4o
Evening star., 1952-06-01
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

MOTHER AND CHILD-Room, kitch-
en- privls., day care for child; col
lege educated family; Kentland,
Prince GEORGES County; S100 mo.
PRINcE GEORGES COUNTY, Kent
iand; comfortable room. twin beds;
BETHESDA-Lovely home; room. pvt.
bath; l person, $40 mo-; excellent
ALEX.-Comfortable bedroom, pvt.
bath. 2 closets. sun deck. lovely vfoW
garage optional. OV. 554O. II
VA.-Lovely corner front rm., pvt.
bath: II. minis. Pentagon, downtown
FALLS CHURCH-Widow wishes a
companionable lady; home privi-
leges; no other roomers. FA. 925i
DALE DRIVE-Master bedroom, den
and bath. 81. 7149.
ARLINGTON-1215 N. Abingdon.
Nice Nicely .I iur1. rm;. , PVT. bath, twin
South ARLiHGTEoSM5 minutes du to to
Pentagon, 2 attrac. rms. new horne,
good transp. Men only. or. 1917.
ONE SINGLE. 1 double. bath between:
on 2nd A., same on 3rd. Lovely
sarden enrIS to sit in, in and a. enjoy as well
free phone. Some kit. privils. WI.
lovely rms, one
with twin beds, ! double. huge
closets, tile bath: excel. environment;
convs transp.; gentlemen. ia.
AjBIIIhNGGToN-Lse. front rm.. fur furn.,
next to bath; bus TRANSPORTATION;
male only. 727 N. Arl. ST.. CH. O3S3.
NR. CHEVY CHASE cIRcLE-private
home, cor. room, lge. closet; $40 wk.
TAKOMA PARK. 7O3i Carroll ave
Nicely furn. bedroom and use of
dining room and kitchenette; for
one lady; $2S. 81. 1746. i
1901 WIS. AVE-, Bethesda, Md
Near Health Center. Naval Hospital.
i, men; pvt. home; board II de-
sired, OIL. 2216. Refs. desired. Il
3 MIN. KEY BRIDGE. min. Pen
tagon. large newly decor front rm.
with exposures. Gentleman. JA
LGE. FRONT RIM, 2 exposures, in
new home, select neighborhood. ia.
ROOM for 1 or 2 women; soft double
bed and cool nights In the country
GRANDMOTHER plumbing; refs. ex-
changed. Box 230, Route 4, Vienna.
Va Phone before 8 am. Vienna
Evening star., 1952-06-01
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

sos CONSTITUTION AVE. NE
Three rooms and bath; month.
1861 sSI's; CALVERT ST. N.w.-1n elev.
rm., kit. bath, bal. Lge: enough
for 8 or 9 people. See RES. MGR.
ATTRACTrvELY FURNISHED living
room, bedroom. kitchen and bath
amt nOI rn large s9Sets sas adI. pa
only. Call ia. S4s6 after 8 pm.
1898 CONN. AvE.-Two bedrms.. iiv.
rm.. kitchenette and bath: 4 or 5
adults, $3.50. Also efic. apt for 2;
FRaSc,s iesss safs. stoTT r. KEY HorEL-op.
room. kit. and bath; completely
shower; S5 to 81 per day for ! or
2 people; full hotel services; no time
Limit goo 2oth st. d,,Finxsbsd nw sA 61gs sDs
for 2; linen. silver kitchenware; air.
i475 Euclid St. NV. HU. 34o2. II
BACHELOR APT. l room, pvt. bath
and shower; linens and maid service.
elevator building, switchboard: $i00
month; also larger apartment will be
available June /. MGR. OR. 2200.
IO~4 tEhMONI AVE. NV 0VWn-
furn. nom n-housekeeping apt; con-
sists of living rm- bedrm. and bath.
utilities. HENRY J. RoBg, INC.
1924 Vermont ave. NV. Dd. s141.
BED-LIv. RM.. kit, semipvt. bath.
pvt. entrance. End H.: conv. transp;
SO mo. 4024 18th st. NV. RA.
SUMNER II2S suBLET, June 17-sept. 5.
completely Ss,b dn9ts furnished ed ly ;o5nn bed bed
run apt; bldg. In NV. section; all
and busline; spndeck on roof; refs.
coTarR7 eSSSI r. Clue LUZ area. ArI.. va.-stu-
After II am. call Oh. 1888.
SUNNY 2 bedrms.. living room. din.
room. kit, pvt. bath. Petworth sec
ton. for adults; near bus stop.
8 LARGE RMS. newly decorated:
utilities; auto. washer; cony; transp;:
!, :, refined; E !. He smP!, Sa4l girls. 5000 gath
3 RMS. nicely. furn:. pvt entrance:
SO me- s1a. pref. empl. couple. Gail
cow. s.E. IOC.-2 bedrms.. liv. rm..
kit. pvt. bath. entr.; cool. clean,
nicely furn.: large yard; conv. TO
everything; couple pref.: Will accept
] child; $3.50. HI. 1889.
LARGE. NICELY FURN. APT. will
accommodate 5 adults; conv. loe.;
1907 &C ST. S.E.-Large bedrm. and
complete. kit: clean, comfortable;
utils. adults: SOS. 3'
CAPITOL HILL Two large rooms.
kitchen. bath. new furniture. GE
quiet neighborhood; empl couple or
two men or two girls; $40 month.
See i to 8 pm. 108 9th st. ne.
sAfPSsRSsErowN-Avsil. APsR Jun. ,S-s.ps.
mo. utils. incl; very comfortable.
". r. 1ssR S2V AND ND CoRUMBIA RD.-s
large rms, kit. and bath, suit. 4:
nicely furnished. AID. 9019.
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