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Minor Leagues

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Baltimore, 2: Spring field, /.
Syracuse, 9; Rochester. l.
Ottawa. 4; Montreal. 2.
Toronto. IL; Buffalo. 3.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City. 13: Toledo. 3.
PACTF1C COAST LEAGUE.
Oakland. 8; Los Angeles. 2.
Sacramento, TO-. San Diego, Q.
San Francisco, ~; Hollywood, 2.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
New Orleans. Z; Chattanooga. 4.
Birmingham, 5; Little Rock. 2.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Beaumont: 6; Dallas, /.
Houston, Z; Tulsa. 4.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Macon. =; Charleston, o:
Montgomery. S; Savannah. o.
Columbia. 8; Augusta, ).
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Newport News, I; HagerstoWn. 3.
York. II; Portsmouth: 8.
Richmond, IL; Roanoke, 2.
Norfolk, 13; Lynchburg :.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Binghamton. Z: Albany. 0.
. Reading. g.; Wilkes-Barre. 2.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Colorado Springs. g; Lincoln, o.
Rock Hill 14-9; Spartanburg. 0-6.
Asheville, 6; Charlotte. 8.
Gastonia, 8; Anderson, 0.
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impressed by
w a S h i ngton
pitc h ng in
is brief
KIP er lie n ce
against it. -.
He played two
games against
the Mats last
S e a on and
collected four
hits IN nine
tries for a .444
average. {.
Thus far this
year he has
five hits in 10
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Totals 81 1O2414 Totals 81 IL 27 10

Runs - Lindsey, Freeman, Williams.
Weinstein. Dilloian, Miller, Hanulak.
zatz (2l. Baden. .Doane. Errors-Wein-
stein. Lindsey co. Miller. Runs batted
Giuseppe Dey. Berliner. Two-base hits
--Zatz. Three-base hits-Baden. Zatz.
Stolen bases-Dilloian. Berliner. Lindsey.
Hanulak: Miller: saerifices - Pubin' aa'
Duffey. Double playS-Miller to Dilloian
to Berliner. Left on bases-Washington
and Lee; ,S. 8; Maryland 8. Bases on balls
Duffey. 3: off Dey. Struck out-By De-
Sibio, 3; by Schlossman, /: by Duffey, o:
by Dey, ]. Hits-Of DeSibio. 6 in 3
schlossmsn. an 8 in innings: oil Dey.
in innings. Runs and earned runs
Of DeSibio. AZ; of Duffey, IL: of
Dey. Winning pitcner-DeSibio, (2-n.
Losing pitcher-Schlossman, (2-2). Time
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Philippines Seek Boil Come

The Philippines baseball team,
an East Recreation League entry,
is seeking an unlimited opponent
for game at 8 pm. today on
the West Ellipse. For information
call John w. Donald, Lawrence
6-5096.
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Runs-Scruggs. Hill go. Fox (2l. Bar
Runs batted in-Burke, Fox. Reid. Kor-
base hits-Burke. DeMonge, Hill. Three
Gibbs l2). Sacrifices---Korcheck. Gibbs.
Double play--Wright to Burke.p Errors H
/: of Beard. j; off sengstack, l. Strike
Hits-off Balderson., 5 in .4h INNINGS
OF ]. Williams, ? in 70 inning; of Beard
i in 2ia innings: of G.. Williams. none
in / inning. wild PITCH; Williams
SenRstack. Passed ball--Korcheck. Win
ming pitcher-Sengstack t6-1). Losing
pitcher-Balderson ODD.
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Totals 80 8 s2711 Totals SO 62712

$Fouled out for Williams in 9TH.
SGrounded out for Westrum in 7th.
Tilt by pitched ball for Jansen in 7th.
Pittsburgh 900 002 000-2
New York --- 600 600 O0O-O
Runs-Abrams. Kiner Run batted in
Kiner G2). Thres-bass hit-Abrams.
2 Bases on ball-On Lindell. /: on Jan
gen.. !; OF Wilhelm. /. Struck out-By
lindell. a; by Jansen. l; by wilhelm. !.
helm. in 2 innings. Runs and earned
IunS--On Jansen. 2-2. Hit By pitcher
Gindell wilson. Winning pitcher-Lin-
Time=2:l6.
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PHILADELPHIA, May e.
Harvey Kuenn. former Univer-
sity OF Wisconsin athlete playing
shortstop for the Tigers. isn't
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LoSoIIe Beats Georgetown,
3 to ! on Three-Hit Pitching

in the first inning. De Pace
added two more Strikeouts in the
second, fourth, sixth and eighth.
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Stomers in these four games.
Totals 33 6 81 10 Totals 80 327 8
oGrnnndad nut for NNilsnn in 9Th

Runs-Ward, Serena. Error-None.
Runs batted in-Serena, Rush. Two
base hits-Hermanski, Pafko Mathews.
Stolen base-Bruton. Left on base
Chicagq; 5; Milwaukee, 4: Bases on balls
out-By Rush, G.; by Wilson, 6; by jolly,
/. HitS-On Wilson, in innings; off
Jolly, in ! inning. Runs and earned
runS-Oh Wilson, -: off Jolley. 90.
Winning pitcher-Rush 3-"l. Losing
pitcher--Wilson 1-D. Umpircs Dascoli,
Secory, Dixon and GoetZ. Tlme-2:uS.
Attendance-20.
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Totals "a 7271O Totals 2S 2 81 IL
awarded first on Smiths interference
in 9th.
Preached first on error for NuxhaN IN
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Cincinnati 900 020 000-2
Runs-Hemus. Repulski. D. Rice. Had
dix. Greengrass, Bridges. Errors-
Adams ~, Smith. Jabionski (2l: Runs Runs
batted in-Schoendienst 80. Hemus; NC
Double plays-Jablonski to Schoendienst
dix to Bilko. Left on bases st; LOUIS e;
:; OF Haddix, .. Struck out--gy Pod
bielan. 2: by Smith, l.. by Haddix. 8;
HitsWoff Podbielan, 7 in AZ innings;
of Nuxhall. 0 in q inning; on Smith 0
Runs and earned runs-Of .Podbielan:
a: of Nuxhall, 90; of Smith. 90; DO; oil SI
(Greengrass). Winning
pitcher-Haddix (3-2). Losing pitcher,
Podbielan (0-4. Time-2:22. Attend
ance-4.012.
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These prices with old tire
If mounting is required.
No old tire II mounting Is
not required.
These Prices include Tax
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APTs. UNEURNIsHED-MD.
LAUREL, MD.-Apt. for rent, middle
aged couple Tel. MRS. REDMILES.

aged couple. Tel. MRS. REDMILEs.
Laurel 653-M, or EN-. 2-6S65. - s
NEWLY DECORATED 1-BEDRM. du-
plex apis. private, front and rear
4-1S64. UN. 4-3200. -S
TAKOMA PARK-Lge. liv. rm.. bed
EN-. 2-499S. JU. $4,000. IL
TAKOMA PARK. MD.-Maple and
Lee aves New bldgs;; l and 2
high schools; facing park: near good
transp.; all utils. incl; $50 to S95
per mo JU. 9-1315 days; JU
5-3966 ewes. Ill
TAKOMA PARK bedrm. apt. liv
rm.. din. rm., kit; newly dec; conVs
transp. S77 mo: JU; 8-lS7S; -S &,
sos 5snd AYE sGHopse sIot bedrma entiFsy E
Guided. 10. s-1354, weekdays after
$50; all day Sat. and Sun. 10
KENSINGTON GARDENS, loc. on
busline-One-bedrm apt, available
immed. at S84.75, incl. all utils, TWO
bedrms., as of Nov. IA, at $3.50,
inc. al utils. HOWARD R., SCHA-
| Bethesda, Md. 10
TAKoMA PARK-Modern 1st-n. apt,
fireplace. access TO ige. yard: neal
stores; ! fare dntn.: Pullman kit;
| liv. rm.. lge. bedrm., bath; sos incl
utils JU 9-21SS. -12
STRATFORD PLAZA. s113 University
| lane, S. s., Md.-Spacious 2-bedrm
| apt. S9S.50 incl utils. See res. mgr
/ COLLEGE PARK, 1925 Kncx I'd
/ bedrms.. liv rm. dinette. kit bath
| walking distance Md. Univ: conv. tc
shopping center and transp.; $96.5O
I Utils incl UN 4-2956.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ANDREWS FIELD. Suitland-Three
bedrms., 3 acres; completely redeco-
rated, comfortably furnished frame
house. . blocks from stores, schools,
buses; fruit trees and chicken house;
go min. downtown; S135. 10.
GLOVER PARK-six rooms, . baths,
recr rm.. gar. automatic gas heat.
piano. washer, nicely furn. adults:
years lease; $3.50. EN-. 3-2373. s
SILVER SPRING AREA-Several nee
houses avail. as low as S110. SIG
LER & CO.. LO. 1883. HE. 4-S193.
%
FIVE RMS. Ia baths. gas heat; all
cows; good eond.; gar; bus by
door Some one who will appreciate
a clean, bright. furn. home. JU.
ARLINGTON - Corner brick. ami;
3 bedrms,; garage; owner in Florida;
avail. until May |; $3.50. 2617 Key
blvd ia S-3155 3
ARLINGTON, VA bedrmS.. 2
baths. brick: also bedrm. and u
bath, recr. rm. In English bsmt lge.
screened porch and yard; auto.
washer, freezer h.-w. oil heat: lease:
ur Lorcom iane and Military I'd.
ia. 4-l2H2. 10
CONTINUED on Neyt PagsI
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ARLINGTON-Beautitu lge. 2-bed-
rm. on 2nd a. of 2-family unit;
exceptionally big rms, windows on
3 sides: in 1 of the most conv. loca-
tions you can get. 3409 Columbia
BY appt. R. w. MULLEN, XII. 9-53O9,
APT.-Liv. rm.. bed
bIds @ rec redecor, tSsgi to Suit PAW pvt m porcS SdS
conv. tranSp. and shop; avail.
Dec. 1st. KE. S-62SS.
ARL.-Two 1-bedrm. apts.. 1st and
2nd fls.: conv. front and back entr..
off-street parking. ia. 2-6S54.
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MOVING PACKING STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE.
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937; ewes. RA. 3-l416.
PICKUP TRUCK and driver for hire
by hour or Job. Call any time, LA.
cAIL PAUL for light moving and
FOX MOVING AND HAULING, nights
and Suns. special rates Call IA.
caFSSfRR aaiaSfa MOVERS Anything. ls an,
> pm. Reasonable. p
MOVING, hauling; reasonable rates:
free estimates. No job too large or
ARs ITsl YOU Tyi MoyISG SifS?9 Or are YOU wreck.
cut-rate inexperienced mover. But
IL YOU want to move proper. Mr..
don't stop her. let her call RIGHT
WAY MOVERS, 10. 2-3330. is
HILLS TRANSFER--Any day or hr..
ISyiS .dTSss HAS; TTt IIf fIkffT s55cs
across the country. safe storage. in
separate rooms; expert PACKING.
LfGHT HAUEfNG. local moving:
beaches especially S. L. MORRIS,
4510 18th st. NV. Call TU. 2-l15O
ARE YoU %ovTNc to csll,o5nls ,og e. p. er
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates. JUDSON FOR
WARDING. Ma. S-4S52.
JACKSON MOVING AND HAULING
Prompt Service Reasonable Rates
Day or Night CO. 5-9S50
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SILVER SPRING
A BEAUTIFUL PARK FOR YOUR


2 and bedrm. apis. IN
modern planned community OF
honey 8 and 6 family apt. bldgs.;
adjoining and overlooking beautiful
Long Branch parkway. Step out OF
your apt and enjoy the park at your
serves tenants only.
Many fine features include g 20-ft.
liv. m, sep. din. rm... 3 full ex-
posures. TV antenna, air-condttion-
ing. plugs. beautiful mod: kit. ~ T.
closet with sliding dr.: off-street
parking: close to shopping. blk.
to buses: 2 bedrms $50 so to S95
plus util Directions: Out Piney
Branch rd to Old Bladensburg I'd.
Subdivision. JU. 9-323S. JU. S-2237
JU. S-2563. RALPH J. DUFF1E
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SIP Conn. Ave.
APARTMENTS WANTED
COUPLE DESIRES furnished ap

COUPLE DESIRES furnished apt,
bedrm.. kit. pvt. bath. Near n.
Rsfy RelyO so9 or 1Sa s3s, by bus to
MATURE GOVT. SECTY.. excel. refs.
wants unfurn. efac. apt. in George
town or Conn. ave. RE. $4,000. Ext.
4243, $500: Sunday. KE. 7-1367.
PLEASE-2-bedroom apt. for resp.
enlisted family, . small boys: eonv.
to Fort Myer approx. -S6b. Write
A/1C M. P. REvINI. 2O12 Eads ct. g.,
rAP,C4SnCA APT; 4al, Xrl.; Va, Va; g. -. h,A.
upper Wis. or Conn; quiet, em-
ployed woman; max, $50. EM.
3-3064
2-3 BEDRM. UNFURN. APT. in WE'LL
kept. quiet NV. building. preferably
Conn. ave-. for Jan. occupancy;
adults. Phone KE. 7-0S9S.
YOUNG MIDDLE-AGE COUPLE, per-
manent, no children. no pets. desire
unfurnished 2-bedroom apt. in quiet
apt. house or duplex, vicinity Chevy
Chase, Silver Spring or nearby Va.
preferred. Box 70-Z. Star. So
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WANT A
KING-SIZED APT?
YOU'LL FIND THEM AT
HOl1Ir11hio Hoi0hfc Ante

SOA AAAA4N4o 44SA6AAOo &ACOos
IN ARLINGTON. VA.
. Bedroom Apts. From $3.50 Month
Rent Includes All Utilities
Then come out now and see our newly
decorated apis. tsome with lge. pic
ture windows now avail. in this
ultramod., conv. and charming gar
3 exposures, huge closets. beaut
kit and bath, ETC.. and there are
broad, well kept lawns. inclosed
Fairgrounds; laundry. storage and
private parking facilities. etc. Just
moments from the Pentagon and
downtown D. c. on good bus transp.
To reach: Out Columbia pike TO
Greenbrier ST.. right long blk to
mgr.'s office on right at S15 Green
Orier. Open daily and Saturday, 10-7
Call JA 7-5565
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT CO.
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED-VA.

S65, Arlington-One bedrm.; no utils.
incl; nr. Arlington and Washtngton
blvd; EN-. 3-567S. days; EN-, g.
1sss ssS0,N NoRTH SKI; RoLFE ST.. Arlington s
- bedrooms, living room, kitchen,
including all utilities. See janitor,
bsmt., 1914 N Rolfe St., or apply
3; F. SAUL CO., 925 18th st. NV.
RossLTN os; i1aiOoi M Lovely apt. ? bedrSs.. rS
rent incl gas; 15 min. to downtown
Wash. by bus. ia. 7-O76S. 1900
LIv. RIM, 2 BEDRMs., all large;
ample closets, tile bath and shower;
space; adults; no pets. Cali after
Avail. DEC. ioMod., rms, bath
and kit; nearby Arl.. Va; 10 min.
downtown d. c.; shopping area and
public transp.; $75 mo. JE. 2-6456.
ARL. Bedrm.. liv. rm..
dinette. KIT. bath; utils; except elec. !;
S12. Adults. ia. 2-,1S90. 5
ARL.. excel neighborhood-1 and 2
bedrms. Ari. Hall, Pentagon. Navy
and sos: all utiis. except electricity
near Glebe I'd. 4o14 Columbia pike.
ARLINGTON. best section--Near Key
Bridge, conv: to NV. Wash; Penta-
large large closets. Storage: any parking; ss5
Children. MRS. FANpR1cH. Out
Wilson blyd, ye, left on Oak ST., right
ARLiSGToN. Rcssiyn area-2 bed,
bath: $50. 30: ali utilities furnished
available Immediately. Adults only.
Call MRS. ELVIN ia. 2-4447. %
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS has a few
andria; 10-min. drive from the
White House. Phone TIE. 6-4400,
or come to office in Adams Building,
cor. Mt. Vernon ave. and Russell I'd.
1912 N. BEACH ST. ARL.-2-bed-
fUqm fUTn aPS Adults hx. ear 5A 7oEG cGhE ous uss
ARLINGToN. near Kann's Store
Attractive new building 1-bedrm.
apt: open on 8 sides to light and
ventilation $3.50 incl. heat gas.
Det DsteF l. 5Rd 5Ra s-ase4. slssSfrioit' aValls0le
24I3 nth ST. N. ARLINGTON
rms, spacious closets; garabage dis
posal: laundry; storage; parking
space; S115 NO.. includes heat; no
drinkers. ia. 7-1560. -8
ARLINGTON - Efficiency; close-in;
excellent location; outside entr.;
adults; no pets; avail. Dec. /;
$76.50, incl. utils. JA. 5-7373. $
ARLINGTON, VA.-Unfurn. 1-bedrnh
apt: near new Hecht store; walking
distance to Arlington Hall; good
transportation; immediate occu-
pancy. $50 per mo-, incl. all utilities
and laundry facilities. Call JA. s.
1866 during business hours and Ken
more S-7018 eyes,, Sat. and Sun.
MAGNOLIA GARDENS. Columbia
pike at Frederick st.-Lovely l.
bedrm. apt; spacious liv. rm.-din.
rm. combination: parquet oak floor
ing; Venetian shades; extra lRe.
closet space; $3.50 mo-. incl. utils.
For information. call IA. S-3070.
LEE HGWY.-Nr Falls Chuch; All
newly dec. on 1st FIR; liv: rm.,
bedrm., sunrm., summer and win
ter Use, pvt. shower bath, unlim
kit. privileges, bsmt. for ldry
wash. mch. furn.: pvt. eDtr.
all utils paid: / or 2 children &C
cepted; $40 per mo-; day care for
children If desired; landlady refs.
JE. 2-5955. Route 3, Fairfax, Va.
EFFICIENCY, mr.. Alex: library; re-
fined gentleman preferred; state
references. Write Box 224-M. Star
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1882 BILTMORE ST. NV.
A few steps west Of 18th and Col
I'd. Bright corner apt, lge. liv. rm.,
hall; bath, 5 closets, storage locker;
newly dec. Operating cost, S27 30
per mo. Price only $1,000. Easy
terms. MR.. PALMER, LU. 2-0117.
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COOPERATIVE APTS. SALE

NAYLOR GARDENS-For sale, ..
bedrm. unit 2nd flr., well located
$500. Total mo; cost only S64 X
Mr.. Rowland, LU. 1--7069. DRURY
REALTY CORP, D1. 7-445O. 5
BOILING FIELD-By owner. Attrac
| 1.bedrm. apt. 20 min. TO down.
town, u blk. to bus and shop. ctr
monthly payments. 10. 3-5574 Sat
and Sun, weekdays after pm
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BETHESDA, Md and 2 bedroom
apts., S70-S90. plus utils. SAMUEL
E. BOGLEY. INC. OIL. 6-7S00 --22
SILVER SPRING. 1904 Bradford I'd.
Avail. Dec. !. 2-bedrm. apt. In L
compl. shopping center and Flower
Theater; 29' liv -din. area with pic
ture window each end: master bed
rm. 14,6"x12'S". Adults only. $S5.
not including utilities.
Out Piney Branch to
Flower, left on Flower blk. to
Hartwell, left on Hartwell blks. to
Bradford. Inquire Apt. 2. JU. S-9792.
oNE-BEDRM. APIS. over
looking parkway. Individual heat
control All utils.- incl.s May USE
own washing machine. $50 mo
Also apt. at S72.50. Located ir
-bedrm. apis. at S100 in sil. spg
JU. 5-756n JU. 5-2947. Ewes
%
EXTRA LARGE / and 2 bedrm apis. /;
close to transp.. shopping center.
schools: 53rd pl and Defense hwy.
MUERILE ARMS
WA. 1871
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COLORED
NEyU pTIH nTNc

- 1874 B ST. Sc.
Behind shopping center at Central
and Southern ayeS. Sc. 1-bedrm.
apt. S79.50. Lge. rms. and closets,
refgr.: TV antenna. all utilities in
{ cluded. except elec. See ianitor on
premises or g. o REALTY CO..
{ S33 [, st ne Ii 6-517R S
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COLORED-2-BEDROOM APT.-$75
$500 New Hampshire ave. NV, 2nd
A.; also back room.
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. 3-S300
Colored-1731 T st. NV.
Lovely . bedrms., liv. rm., stream
(adultsl. See janitor, basement.
DIXIE HOUSING CO.
1115 18th st. NV. 81
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COLORED

1367-69 Morris rd. Sc, new develop
7 room apt, S72. See janitor in 1875
Gil. EN-. $4,000. LEGUM &
GERBER REALTY CO. IS
COLORED-8th AND QUE SITS. NV.
! 1901 9th ST. n.w.-Newly remodeled
eflc. apt. suitable for to adults.
Each apt. has J. large rm., pvt. bath.
kit, alcove with sink, gas range and
Servel refrigerator. Heat and hot
water furn. Tenants pay elec. and
? gas Ready for occupancy this week.
Rent, $3.50 to S62 so. One extra
q large apt available. $50 so. See
them today. Call us or come In
q Monday morning.
NEWSON REAL ESTATE
1110 H st. NE. Ii. 3-2O7O
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OWNER LEAVING CITY
Apt 43-OPEN is

De luxe air-conditioned 1-bedroom
apt. with large dining rm. and mod
ern kit. Well-kept. eley. bldg, near
Conn. ave. Reduced for quick sale
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HYATTS.-Near transp.; 2-bedrm.
apt, 2nd d., 2-family home, with
SIS utiis. tiii furn. Grown children.
okay WA. 10000. WA. 7-6012.
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APIS. AVAIL. at Cobur Terrace. 5100
Defense hwy. Bladensburg, Md
Next to schools and shopping center;
bus stop at door. WA. 7-276S. -l3
SILVER SPRING, occupancy Nov. 15.
Sligo Creek Park Area, parquet
floors, picture windows. Venetian
blinds parking and laundry facilS.
l-bedrm. apt: SS8.25, utils. incl,
no pets. To inspect call Mgr. be-
tween hours 1-5 pm. JU. 5-1265.
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RMS, KITCHEN AND

PATH = Utils furn; S65 tn.
CoLoRED&f917 1S12 FasFTqSf sfS 81. r. Sw&New NV
bldg. and 2 bedrm. apis. Mod.
kits. tile baths, conv. loc. $40. so
and SS9 so. HARRY JUSTINE. S11
CGfhREnMh, 1Sth ST MA; S12ss4, < a NFT Ti2 ls1o.
front room and kit; h.-w.h., cleo,
gas. Couple. $40 mo. CO. 5-2123.
Evening star., 1953-11-08

VULOKED-Ib4S DOUGLAS ST. NE.
i rm., kit. bath. S15 wk., utilS.
COLORED = VERY LGE. 1-bedrm.
apt, in modern bldg, with liv. rm.,
dinette and full tile bath; refgr. and
stove incl. in rental of S69.50 plus
utils; Apt. at 335 54th st. ne.
st wv MA S-o3Ah
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14

nursing education at Florida A
and M College met with the group
at 600 o'clock and introduced the
members of her staff. Dean Car
negie gave an inspirationh as
well as informative overv1eW OF
nursing as a career. From 1850
to IL noon, the group made an ex-
tended tour of the medical center.
Mr.. Johnson, medical worker
employed there, acted as guide
for the group. At the completion
of the tour, all members OF the
GROUP expressed themselves as
having cleaned much useful IN
formation. -.
The afternoon was spent visit
ing with ex-School mates tH
friend now attending Florida A
and M College.
Early Friday morning the
group left for Jacksonville and
arrived in time to visit the Fla.
Aand M Unit located there. Later
they visited Brewster hospital,
which unfortunately is gradu-
ating its last class this year.
Saturday night the group ar
rived in Miami. Everyone agreed
that the trip had been an ENJOY
able and profitable undertaking.
Moreover, they were still unan-
mons in their choice of nursing
as career.
Girls making the trip were:
BTW: Annie D. Shepherd, Ju-
anita Gibson, Annie B. Brevard,
| alice White, Gladys Humes, Lii
| lie B. Boyd, Jacqueline Seymour,
Georgia Clayton, Susie Bona
parte. Barbara Virgins, Sarah
Mense, Maude Cooper, Maize
| williams, Florence Owens and
Naomi Ellis.
Carver High: Yvonne Baptiste,
Janet Wakes, Evelyn johnson,
Barbara johnson and Mary Den
mis-.
Dorsey: Carolyn Stephens,
Marie Thrower and Claudia
Brooks.
Mays high: Elouise Bryant and
Gwendolyn Brown.
Sponsors accompanying the
group were Mrs. Anne Washing
ton and Mrs. Pauline Willis.
The entire group is deeply in
debted to Nurse Susan Harris
who made this tour possible. 1t
was she who founded the first
group of Future Nurses of
America in the high schools of
Dade County and the first in the
nation. 1t was she who conceiv-
ed the idea of the girls making
such a trip. Her participation in
numerous community affairs has
made her the idol of the girls in
the community who have chosen
nursing as career.
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high schools of Dade County.
Leaving by charted bus at 6:2S IN
the evening from Booker Wash
ington high school the group ar
rived in Tallahassee at 5:25 the
following morning. The group
made its headquarters at the
million dollar medical center at
Florida A and M College. 4.
Dean Carnegie, supervisor OF
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FUTURE NURSES
MAKE TRIP

The afternoon of February 20
found "a enthusiastic young ladies
embarking on a trip to Tallahas-
see. This group was made up Of
members of the Future Nurses of
America from all of the Negro
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This made Of R million dollar and f ces center
America all of the Negro Dean Carnegie supervisor Oh
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