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Evening star., 1953-01-09
Crosby Golf Marred
By Soggy Fairways;;
More Rain Predicted
BY the Associosed Press

PEBBLE BEACH. Calf, Jan.
9.-Bing Crosby's annual golfing
clambake began three-day run
today on soggy fairways. More
rain was forecast.
Stars and lesser knoWns of
golf. baseball, screen. stage. tele-
vision and radio faced slushy
first round in the 54-hole $4,000
event for which Crooner Crosby
foots the bills and gives the prof.
its to charity.
Jimmy Demaret, pro winner
last year with a 74-71-145 when
the second round was called off
because of rain, teamed up again
today with Comedian Bob Hope.
They finished second in last
years best ball play with 1874.
Three Courses Are Used.
Demaret urged Hope to hit
that ball in the eye" Bob
asked: which eye?"
The bulky field of some 112
two-man teams was divided, half
playing the opening round on
the Cypress Point course and the
others at the nearby Monterey
Peninsula Country Club layout.
They'll switch courses for to-
morrow's second round. ...-
After the first SO holes. the
go low-scoring teams will play
Sundays final round on the
famed Pebble Beach links. All
three courses are par u.
Mangrum Is Pro Choice.
Natty Lloyd Mangrum, former
National Open champ and WIN
ner Of the recent Los Angeles
Open, was figured as the man
to beat in the professional
scramble. He and his partner,
Milt Wershow of Los Angeles,
presented a strong threat in the
best ball competition.
Veteran E. j. Dutch" Harri-
son and Band Leader Phil Har-
ris, hoped to bag the best ball
prize they won here two years
ago.
Byron Nelson, out of retire.
ment for this affair. played with
San Francisco's Ed Lowery, a
former Massachusetts, amateur
title winner.
Detroit reports that Jerry
Priddy, Tiger infielder. had all
ing legs seemed discounted when
he teed off with Pro Bob Fry of
Alameda, Calf.
Evening star., 1953-01-09
GuIIuudet WrestIers
To Meet Loyolu Team

Gallaudet Colleges wrestling
team, victorious over Brooklyn
Poly in it's only previous meet.
opens it's Mason-Dixon Confer
ence schedule against Loyola at
2 pm. tomorrow at Gallaudet.
AS its gym has been converted
to other uses, Gallaudet will hold
it's wrestling matches in the old
dairy barn on the campus.
Evening star., 1953-01-09
Nail Injury May Halt
HiLi Coils Truinina
BY the Associated Press

ARCADIA, Calf, Jan. 9.-Hill
Gail, who was to make his Santa
Anita debut week from Satur-
day in the San Fernando Stakes,
has stepped on a nail and lis
training may be interrupted.
Jimmy Jones, trainer of the
Calumet four-year-old who won
both the Santa Anita and Ken
lucky Derbys last year, said the
nail went three quarters OF an
inch into the center of the left
hind foot.
only time will tell how seri-
ously Hill Calls training will
be affected by the injury" Jones
said.
Evening star., 1953-01-09
Arkansas Gets Wyatt
As Head Grid Coach

Bowden Wyatt has severed his
10-year contract with Wyoming
to accept the head football
coaching job at Arkansas. ac-
cording to reports at the NCAA
convention being held here.
Wyatt, former Tennessee
standout, will succeed Otis Doug
las, former tackle with the Phil
adelphia Eagles.
Evening star., 1953-01-09
Football TV
Continued From Page CID

ton that unrestricted TV would
lead to a monopoly by a few
large schools. The so-called big
colleges don't want it that way,
and the public itself wants a
variety of entertainment" he
said.
Says TV Increases Interest.
Speaking for Notre Dame.
Krause contended that football
has reached its present eminence
because of public interest
aroused by newspapers. radio
and newsreels, and that TV will
serve to increase that interest.
He said it is possible to have
as many as so games a week on
television without hurting the
game.
The Rev. Edmund Joyce. pres
ident of Notre Dame. took ex-
ception to a sentence of the
committee report which charged
Notre Dame and Pennsylvania
with attacking the motives of
other members of the NCAA on
the televiSion question.
Evening star., 1953-01-09
Home Plate Club Names
Officials for Dinner

Reynolds Harnsberger is chair
man of the Home Plate Clubs
annual dinner to be held at the
National Press Club January "a
Bill Werber will be master of
ceremonies.
Harnsberger has appointed the
following chairmen of special
committees: Athos GraZzini,
tickets; Mac MacCarthy, pro-
gram; Charley Reynolds. enter
tainment; Jack Mattingly. tro-
phies. and Jack Haas, special
guests.
Evening star., 1953-01-09
State RumbIers Winners

The State Department Ram
blers edged the Maid of Athens,
34-33, in a Women's City Basket
ball League game last night at
Western High School. Katherine
Kemp, who led with Is points,
scored the winning basket in
the final 80 seconds.
Evening star., 1953-01-09
d IS Tor The Cards.
ChurchiIl's Grill Wins

Churchill's Grill scored a 63-
SO victory over the Dukes in a
District Recreation Department
West End Basketball League
game last night at Wilson High.
Snakey Graham. with IA points.
and Dave Cousen. with 13, led
the Grillmen.
Evening star., 1953-01-09
Perry Wins in Y Tennis

Joe Perry won the YMCA in
door tennis tournament by down.
ing Billy Wilson, 6-3, Go, 60,
in yesterdays final. They teamed
up for the doubles crown over
Joe Jordan and Ted Foley, 6-8,
0-6, Ga. Ga, Ga.
Evening star., 1953-01-09
IRA Excludes Sunshine Park

NEW YORK. Jan. 9 (P).-The
Thoroughbred Racing Associa-
! tions Board of Directors yes
terday rejected an application
of Sunshine Park, Oldsmar, Fla,
for membership. No reason for
the rejection was announced.
Evening star., 1953-01-09
Howard Loses to Moroon

Howard University's basket
ball team bowed to Morgan
State, 67-58, last night at Kelly
Miller gym. Emory Mazique con-
tinued as Howard's high scorer
with II points.
Evening star., 1953-01-09
Continued From Page CID

the start of the game and so
was every parking space. Many
customers had to walk for blocks,
and by game time cars were
backed UP from the gym, along
Canal road to Wiscinson avenue.
Every available space inside the
gym was taken. The seating ca
pacity, according to Athletic Di-
rector Jack Hagerty, is 1900,
while a maximum of 5000 can
be accommodated by utilizing all
the standing room.
All the customers expected a
big scoring duel between Joe
Holup. GW's sensational 6-foot-6
freshman, and Bolger, but it
never materialized. Holup is
used to fast-moving pattern
He also had to contend with
Hugh Beins, Georgetown's CT
center, throughout most of the
game. When Beins wasn't guard
ing him. Gerald Nappy, 6-6, was.
They did great guarding job.
Joe didn't make a basket un-
til the third period and had only
seven points at the end of regu-
lation play. But once the Colo
mails broke loose in the overtime,
so did Joe. who added eight
more points for a 15-point total,
six points under his average.
Bolger, who took a 23.6 average
into the game, also got Is.
Devlin Has Big Night.
Devlin. who goes by the name
OF "Corky." proved GW's big
man. The 6-foot-5, one-handed
push-shot artist wound up with
% points, Is in the regulation
time and eight of them in the
important final quarter. Denny
Murphy led Georgetown with 10
points.
The Hoyas entered the final
quarter trailing, 44-42. They
caught up at $3.50 on Murphy's
tap-in. Devlin's one-hander put
CIV ahead. $3.50, and he sank
a hook shot to make it 54-51
after a foul by Georgetown S
Lou Gigantic. Two field goals
and a free throw by Murphy
more than offset fouls by Elliott
Karver and Joe Holup and the
game was tied at $3.50 going
into the final 2 minutes, AZ Sec
onds. Then Gigantic sank one
of two fouls and Beins hit one
for two to give the Hoyas a
$3.50 lead with two minutes to
60. The Hoyas got possession
and for one minute, II seconds
froze the ball. But Devlin
snagged Bolger's throw and tied
1t up.
The overtime was no contest.
Bolger put the Hoyas ahead with
a long shot. but Basil Cirello
tied it with two-hander and
added two fouls. The Hoyas
never got close again, as a goal
by Devlin and free throws by
Devlin and Catino Ctwo) gave
the Colonials the opening they
needed. In rapid succession. Joe
Holup scored a goal and a foul,
John. foul; Joe two straight
baskets and a foul and Devlin
q goal.
Score Tied at Halftime.
CIV led. 20-17, after one
period. The score was tied, 34-
81. at halftime.
The loss was Georgetown's
first at McDonough gym since
the opening game against Ford
ham there in December, 1851.
The Hoyas had won 13 straight
at home. They now have a 5-1
record. while CIV. the Nations
top-scoring team with a 92-point
average until last night, has a
6-2 mark.
The high-scoring game was
the preliminary, won by the CIV
Fres men. 97-70, over the
Georgetown Freshmen.
G'get'wn. G.F.Pts. CIV GFpts
Roiser,f--- 9 3l5 Hoiup.J..f 8 Z Il
Va1l.f q q Catino A
Evening star., 1953-01-09

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston. SO; Rochester S5 (overtime).
New York. 81; Milwaukee, 6S.
Syracuse. 10: Minneapolis, 81.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
New York at indianapolis.
Baltimore VS.. Boston at Worcester,
Evening star., 1953-01-09
One for John Carroll

John Carroll High Schools
junior basketball team scored a
1924 victory over DeMatha's
Juniors yesterday at DeMatha.
Evening star., 1953-01-09
Hockey at q Glance
BY the Associated Press
Z ESrEnnAv,S pESyiITg

BY the Associated Press
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Eastern League.
Troy IN. " at Johnstown, postponed
National League.
Detroit. A. Boston, 0.
New York, 4; Montreal, tie).
Western League.
Saskatoon q; Tacoma. L.
International League.
Cincinnati. 4; Fort Wayne. /.
Milwaukee, IL; Toledo, 3.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
Eastern League.
New Haven at Springfield.
National LeaEue.
No games scheduled
American League.
Hershey at Cleveland.
Western League.
Seattle at Victoria.
New Westminster at vancouver.
Edmonton at Calgary.
International League.
No games scheduled.
Evening star., 1953-01-09
NBA Standings

BY The Associated Press
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Evening star., 1953-01-09
CoIoniuIs

Totals 20 % So Totals Ii
Evening star., 1953-08-15

PRIVATE BEDROOM for lady mon
smoker). in 2-bedrm. apt. with
another lady: kit. privils.; $40 mo.
10; 2-7SS2. Sat. and Sum-. or after
ONE OR TWO LADIES to share new
2-bedroom apartment; twin beds
Cali jackson 5-S21S. for further
information. 81"
GIRL, 2O-3O. to share with another
girl. in NV. section; conv. transp.,
reas. rent. ia. 9-9246. -16
YOUNG WOMAN, to share attrac. g.
rm. apt. with another woman twin
beds; upper 18th ST.; $50 mo. Call
Mon. Tues. pm. TU. 2-lS42. lie
60 FARRAGUT PL. N.W.-Girl to
share 1-bedrm. apt. with another
girl; reasonable rent. RA. 6-l499.
CoNGENIAL GIRL ,2s-55), share
nice NV. loc.; reas. EN-. 3-4Sl0.
DOUBLE ROOM. for young LADY; w. or
share apt. with another young lady.
RE: 7-0461, Apt. 7n3. -16
GIRL (25-35). to share newly tur-
with ytagn another girl; s55 per mo, k1.
WILL SHARE; beautifully furn.. 5
rms. 2 baths; 16tn St., walking dis
tance to dow ntown. HU. 3-473S.
18th AND HARVARD ST. N.W.-GirI
to, share lovely furn. house with
other girls. TV. $3.50, NO, 4
COLORED-725 QUEBEC-Beaut. lge.
front rm., spacious closets; / lady
to share with reIined widow. RA
cSoTGSSsRiE;D-s.E.-REFINED girl to
share 5-rm. furn. apt. with one
other girl. $40; all privils. LU.
2-7l2S. -17
Evening star., 1953-08-15
/ APIS. FURN.-Mp. Cont,

TAKOMA PARK. s101 Flower ave-
Two nicely furn. l-bedrm. apis; close
to Wash. Sanitarium. Apply Apt.
to see or call ST. 3-O550. liz
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Lge. kit.
with dinette, liY.-bedrm. comb. !;
pvt, entr.: all utils.; no children;
good transp.; S65 mo. JU. S-2379.
! p.m.-5 pm. Sun; weekdays after
6 pm. JU. 9-4559. -l6
2 BEDRMS., liv. rm., kit. and bath;
1st floor and basement; all utils.;
"a e mile 1es9y eyer D. c. line; slO9 mo.
rm. comb, kit, shower; utils.;
uniy. Park; SOS. No children. UN.
TAKOMA PARK lge. rms. kit,
bath; newly dec; $63.25 per mo.
Call JU. 9-1103 or JU. 6-5Qs0.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Apt., off rec.
rm. in beaut. home; for / person
only. Tennis courts. OIL. 4-6803.
SPRING AREA
and shower, beautifully furn. except
linens: utils. incl. Entire 2nd fl. I:
pvt. entr.: $115. JU. S-11O6, -l6
Evening star., 1953-08-15
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

YOUNG HOME OWNERS will rent
pleasant single rm., Lyon Village
area; 3 mi. parkway run to Penta-
gon; only l "a mi. to Key Bridge;
buses l blk. from house. IA. 7-1695.
BETHEsDA-First H., side entr.. 4
windows, semmiprivate bath; near
Georgetown I'd. Gentleman. OIL.
NICE LGE. RIM, pvt. bath. shower;
modern home; gentleman. Nr. Pen
tagon, on busline. IA. 4-0560. -17
Nicely furn. room, pvt.
home. 10 min. to Pentagon and
Navy Annex. Kit. privils. optional.
LGE. q; DELE DBLE. RIM. pvt. home; twin
beds; conv. to Pentagon and Navy
Bldg. IA. 7-1OS0. -16
ARLINGTON-Attract. dec. modern,
furn.; excel. loc. for bus and shop
ping; pvt. bath, entr. and porch;
S45 mo. Call ia. 7-S451. -16
ARLINGTON-Love lge. rm., gar
den and porcheS; on busline, IA. g.
BETHESDA. Mr.. N. N. H. AND n. In.
- Gentleman; | liv. bedrm., air
cooled: home privils.; nr. transp.. in
exclusive neighborhood. No children.
Gal CAL Of; s-653o. after 5 pm: -l6
Pentagon: quiet. cool; privils. Perm.
people. Sat. and Sun. e-o. IA. g.
1857. -10
Evening star., 1953-08-15
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

1907 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-Beauti-
full front studio rm., stmipvt. bath;
empl. girl; $40 no.; ref. AID; A.
GEoRGETowN-conv. location; i or
bachelor apt. with congenial young
man. 25-35. NO. 1887. --16
GIRLS to share nicely furn. apt. with
l other girl; twin beds. privileges,
AF4RAe. Fl Ase7'I9a TGRN. afteE aRM. RFT. P% NV Nv
share with another girl, 30-35;
ST. N.W.-Two young
men to share 9-rm. house with 8
Sther e. men; double Set6s rm AVAIL rent
pietely ''I equip. kit. wash. machine;
conv. transp. Call TIA. a-3793. --16
girl to share unfurn.
apt. with another girl, conv. transp..
$3.50 mo. incl. utils. IA. 4-1650
BACHELOR will share with another.
Ass. GREENF1ELD. ~ 80
l701 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-wanted
2 refined girls to share apt with
AHOtHeE BIl' ApL. HcAtN ueCOI,, |,
furn Christian home; 3 buslines at
door; S67. Ia. 9-4921. -15
GIRL to share lovely one-bedrm. apt.
With viii one .so other girl. Call JEANNE
efkL, fs S@to' % to 80. to share furn. nio apt.
with 3 other girls: conv. NV. loc.
HO:2-40O0. Ext. 3O7. after pm.
Friday: anytime Sat. t.-Sun. -16
LADY WANTED to share apt with
mother and child. Wash. mach. TV
and unlim. phone. 14th st. carline.
$40 week. Call RA. 3-7764. lie
home to share with
or 3 congenial educated girls: Conn.
ave. Calf, Wyo.l DU. 7-2477,
Ext. 2S; EN-. 2-04S9. -16
MIDDLE AGED JEWISH LADY to
share attrac. Groom apt. with an
other lady. Conv. to downtown. NO.
S-9493 weekdays, between 9-6. 16"
WOMAN to share at
tractive apt, with one other woman.
Separate bedrms. NO. 7-2977. lie
GIRL TO SHARE lge. apt. with one
other girl. Very conv. to shopping
and transp. 10 min. to Wash. and
Pentagon. IA. 5-63S4. lie
n. ARL.-Young couple will share
apt. with congenial man or woman;
y blk. to bus dntwn. IA. S-S42S.
GENTLEMAN. over IS.
to share apt. with another man:
0A10 2nfh st NV Ant 109. II 8
Evening star., 1953-08-15
APTS. UNFURNISHED-D. c.

HAMPTON COURT APIS. 2o1a New
Hamp. ave. n.w.-Remodeled. redec.,
bath; elev. bldg. AID. 2-42s0. NO
GEoRRsG2EiTowN-En,c.. full kit. bath,
incl. utils.. $3.50 mo. in apt. house.
1870 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Apt. 8; 2
rooms kitchen. bath. foyer. AD
coNSvtEESS1ENT DowNrowN-ModSerr
room. living room. kitchen, dinette
sum sum porch; Sa ssY,S $7i.sa tinciudins utiii. till
tiesl. See RESIDENT MGR. 1901
4SsT SsT%Sht Sah 81. sEe NnWE-pvt nE entr. Ias 5snt
apt, apt; PVT; VT. bath kit kit; lgs; bedT% mi
RAt fHs1 e.asz59, asl5!S OF z men, Neas. ~ Gan
sHfPLEY PARK-one and two bed
nm, apis. in lovely s.e. apt. deyel-
opment; extra large. rooms: picture
SmaGe'' storase rodms a's and ~ Laundry rs fscils
conv. to bus. schools and shopping
center; one bedrm from $50 to
;a ;$s5;5G two sn Ssdrms $s5; al wills; ssno
i2tS Fan AND ii Sc coI3MBia Ii GiGlSs RD. NV Nv
Large efficiency in apt. bldg; $50.
CORAL HTLLS-Modern garden-type
apts., 2 and 3 bedrms.: S92 30 ard
S1OO; ali Wills. incl. 10. s-7OsS;
1865 HILLSIDE RID. Sc. near Coral
Hill shopping center-2 bedrms.. liv.
rm., kit. and bath; heat and hot
water included. Available immedi-
ately. Cali Ii. 3-6s66; Lu. l-s842.
NEAR 14th AND IRVING SITS. NV.
lst f.; 2 rms, kit. and bath; utils.
incl;;s S75 mo. RE. 7-2137. Ii.
100 'THDi BIoCK ssth ST. N.E,-Duplex,
l-bedrm. apt: avail. this week;
Y91isS 90 17tS e. st. FRaR nR a Ex sMBIa4 Ms1a4sS.o Co.
s15 MD. AVE. N.E.-Eric. apt. newly
decor: excel. transp. FRED A.
SMITH CO. 1113 18th st. NV,
1855 IS Ssso' MASS. AVE. NV rms. Kit
FRED a: SMITH co. 111S 17th st,
$500 G ST. N.W.-Enc. apt, mr.
ststs pep.; p;4%i Wills, so furp'; $40 4,n mo .q
s4is "A. "a AVE-. N.w.-Lse. studio
FRED A: SMITH Co. Ills 17th St
80 OTIS PL. N.W!-Duplex, rms,
kit. and bath: lge. porch: immed
occupancy; S55 mo. FRED A. SMITH
CO.. lib 18th st. n.wY Elk. 3-24S0.
1917 ANACOsTIA RD. s.E.-2-bedrm
duplex. newly decor: immed. oc-
cupancy. FRED A. SMITH CO.. I 13
1901 L ST. N.W.-3 rms. bath and
kit, newly dec, utils. furn.; $50
per mo. No children. HU. 3-96S2
1904 W ST. N.W.-1 rm., kitchen
ette and bath. CO. 6-5926. --l5
TM8 bsth fDa IN comS. located x S SldT' M seIfo sho
serv. elevator. Rent. $7S.45. See
janitor. 143O Belmont ST. NV. -16
S11 C ST. S.W.-Apt. avail; 5 rms.
kit. and bath: heat. water. elec.
furn.: Just renovated; ready for
immed occup. Contact 104O Wood
WaPd Bldg or rall DI T-6121 10
Evening star., 1953-08-15

ONE NEWLY FURNISHED sleeping
room, 4023 Hamilton ST., Hyatts-
vile. AP. 7-9691. IL
SLEEPING RM., pvt. home. next to
bath; settled person; $25 mo. JU.
S-9746. -17
ALEX. - Lge., nicely furn. bedrm /;
home privils.; dir. bus serv. Penta-
gon or airport SO. S-S462. ---16
LEE HWY.-Lge. dble bedrm. in pri-
vate home: home privils. for right
party. ia. 1860. lis
- Bedrm.. nicely furn..
lge.. next bath; conv. to all transp.
so.-single or twin;
and and transp., % IA. Vtssss s"3Ssa. near -1s %
MEN NIGHT WORKERS.
Quiet sleeping rooms in private
home. near bus. ia. 4-09SS 30
SILVER SPRING-Front rm., in pvt
home, for or 2; kit. privils. if des.;
cow. tranSp. JU, g-7OS1. -16
Evening star., 1953-08-15
APTS. FURAIsHED-MD.

ROGERS HEIGHTS. Hyattsville Arm.
view and pvt. driveway, S115. Avail,
CeoSEHItEGE "f PARK, ND rms,
door. LacoNGA APIS. 1912
LIGHT RsII1np5oe Go6E. SIvd ATTRACT, turn. Ind
a. duplex: auto. heat: 3 rms: no
increase in rent; small child or bust
ness couple: bus at door: attractive
grounds. 10. 5-155S. -16
TAKOMA PIX, MD.-Lge bedrm..
liv. rm.. kit, dinette and pvt. bath ;
pvt. entr.; $50 mo. JU. S-41 116.
OCCUPANCY-Two bed
rooms, living room, dinette. kitchen
bath with shower. picture windows;
very attractive furnishings. Ideal
for adult or employed couple. Near
Monts9mery Blair High School and
pets, S115. mo. For appt., contact
manager, between 1-5 pm. JU
5-1265, Apt l.. 104 Schuyler rd.,
Silver Spring. Nd, or call DI. 1892.
AZ Sss5 sss 0saFm So ulj: EjE Is iEi
blk. bus and shopping. JU. 5-s545
1 lst.fL. atiFf ''HT HoRFlLrKE APT. in miS au-
plex apt. house; in quiet refined
neighborhood; near transp.. shops,
church. Light, airy liv. rm.. din.
rm., bedTm.. kit. bath, front porch:
sdeults.. JU. 9-3770 before IL and
TAKOMA PARK-silver Spring sec. =,
S207 Greenwood ave bedrms.,
liv. rm. with nrepl., din. rm.,. nice
kit. and bath beautifully furn..
entire main a. Of brk. duplex
house; on busline, nr. Flower shop
ping center; adults: $3.50 mo. Also
b-rm.; entire 2nd hoor: 500. Gail
JU. S-S444 after 5 pm. -l7
fAKOMA PARK-Attfactiyely fur
nished; 5 rooms, bath, private;
Bendtx. JU. o-5120. lie
Evening star., 1953-08-15
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1910 MD. AVE. N.E.-Liv. rm., bed
rm.. din. rm.. kit, children accepted:
laundry privils; $50 wk. Ii. 3-2926.
14e4 CLIFTON ST. N.w.-1 and 3
rms. PVT; kitchen, 1st f.; baby OK.
sCOTT CIRCLE-Lovely hskpg. and
sleep rms. compl with refgr Sum-
mer rates, SO to SO. 1881 o st. NV.
1880 HARVARD ST. Nw.-sleeping
rooms with privil. Of reception rm;.
DHFoST f}I Sna cfRchE 5fReflES 5fo a9 7sss s. NV
nicely furn. light Housekeeping lge.
32Ol 18th ST, .N.W.-Lge. corner
rm. with 7 windows, refgr. and hot
plate. pvt. BATH cpl. DE. 2-5274.
RIM. AND KIT. End H.; next to bath.
reasonable; downtown Call Ex; B.
s3oS 3oso 9Th ST. N.w.-1arge attrac.
weekdays after 8. any time Sat,
LfGaT fGf T H0UsHK2EPiNG RM.; FrIgi,
daire; same fl. as bath, SO wk. 1870
cGSN, SGSmDis AND 5d pT: sT.-spacious ghS studio
rm. in private townhouse, new refgr.,
MT. PLEASANT-In large. well-kept
apt; nice modern kit. and bath:
ideal location: 2 employed girls
1919 81; 2snSoiN K2NYoN N.w.-Two pleasant
rms, utils.. linens furn. sos. co.
es7 4 ST. N.E.-Furn.; clean rms.
refgr.., steve. sink, all utils. Walking
2I45 r ST. N.W.-Air foam studio;
refgr.. clock radio. TV; pvt. en-:
trance. shower. 5 windows; or :
persons; S15-S20. Small rm.; 50
4fS TS' eth aOVSF. 81: s.w.-Lse. ,rm.: f9rn.
complete. stove. sink. elec. refgr. :;
walking distance to downtown; 50
5000 QUE ST. N.W.@Light housekeep-
ing rms. attractively furn. Conv
transp.. shops. AD. 4-9317. lis
1888 CALVERT ST. NV light
housekeeping room. Frigidaire; newly
oss s'Risif' E 81. N.E.Hone NE lse. room; com,
transp.: pvt. home: refs. After 3
pm. EN-. 2-4626. -l6
94I NEW YORK AVE. N.W.-Bedrm.,
liv. rm.. kitchenette,. running
water. Frisidaire. utils furn. En-
ployed cple. NE. S-464O. 10
1910 COLUMBIA RID. N.W:1Bsmt.
light housekeeping rm,: Frigidaire.
pvt. entr. DU 7-2284: -16
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W

CAPITOL HILL, opposite House Of
fee, block Library of Congress; l or
9 well furn. rms pvt. bath. refgr.; |
or , persons. Ii. 3-2913. -1S
20I9 RIDGE PL. S.E.-Double rm..
for married couple or 2 ladies;
single rm., lady preferred. lie
ONE RM.. comfortable bed with de
luxe spring, next to bath; men only.
Govt. employees pref. Ii. 6-4373.
$3.50 PENNA. AVE. s.E.-Master bed
rm.. nicely furn.; Beautyrest mat
tress; l or persons. LU. 4-769S.
LIGHT housekeeping room for man
and wife. Anacostia. Call LU. 4-425l.
LOVELY CORNER ROOM, 4 windows;
for q gentleman; quiet home. SIS wk.
Ii 7-2795 after $50 weekdays;
TWO ROOMS, furnished, light house
keeping; front bedrooms, / small
and l large Ii. 4-4352. lie
LARGE BEDROOM in beautifully
furn. apt, nr. Boiling Field; 2 people.
Kitchen privileges II desired. 10.
o-13S6. RE. 7-719S. lie
COLORED-EMPL. MAN pref: dble.
rm. in new home; airy: home privils.
10. 2-9033. lie
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ROOMS FURNIshEo-N.E.

MICHIGAN PARK-Nicely furn. front
rm., private home, conv. transp.; no
drinking LA. 6-1656. -17
1909 MARYLAND AVE.-Lge. front
sleeping room, close to Streetcar
and bus. lie
II end ST. Me- large front sleep
ing rm., > large windows. West eX-
posure; gentlemen pref. S35 mo.
COUPLE WITH CHILD, or man
Lge. rm., use of screened-in rear
porch. Conv. loc. Call Ii. 7-1631.
LGE. FRONT RM., for responsible
person. home atmosphere. References
exchanged. LA. 6-4S29. --16
33S MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Large
single room. lie
$50 JEFFERSON ST. N.E.-Large
front bedroom, kitchen; pvt. owners
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ApTs. FURNISHED. c.

UPPER CONNECTICUT AVE.
Nr. Chevy Chase Circle-Beaut. apt
furn.. consisting 81 2 bedrms.. very
lee. liv. rm., din. rm.. reception
hall, 1 bath, inclosed and screened
at front OF elevator bldg. Ideal for
entertaining and in perfect condi-
tion; avail. at once: $175 mo. incl.
gas and cleo. For appt. to inspect
call HENRY ]. ROBB. INC. 1924
Vermont ave. NV. DI. 7-S141.
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ROOMS WANTED

fl. with storage, bsmt.; couple; west
RfF1AEb ft heEh St M1ppIiE:xGED p5i $1SsE1 WOMAN
wants room in Arlington close to
Pentagon. Box 111-R. Star. 16'
with middle aged or older nan.
Box 95-R. Star. 16$
WANTED-Opportun to earn part
of board and room iE home of busi-
other light duties, mutually salts
factory arrangement desired by re-
fined and retired business woman.
Exchange references. Box 420-M.
Star. lie
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$500 QUE ST. NV.

Rms. with running water, circulatinR
SI4 week. 144O Rhode Island NV
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SAVE TIME

SAVE TIME
And transportation expense. 1924
sts.. % conv. downtown l0e.. newly
decorated, nicely furn.. light house
keeping apt, consisting Of lge. hv,
rm., bedrm., tile bath with shower
elec. rfgr., 2-burner hot plate. eiec.
gEin;: 500 ne INCL. y6IS; Ttils;; 4ySil' 7yTe
1924 Vermont ave. NV. DI. 7-s141.