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Evening star., 1953-11-06
Lifting Of Bowl Ban
ByConferenceAwaits
Vote Of Membership
BY the Associ1ted Press

ROANOKE, Va, Nov. 6.-The
Southern Conference may soon
lift its ban on post-SeaSon foot
ball games.
The conferences Special
Events Committee met here yes
terday for three hours behind
locked doors and said later it
would recommend that the 10
member league permit bowl
participation.
A spokesman said that if the
ban is lifted, the conference
would abide by rules governing
post-season activities as set up
by the National Collegiate Ath-
letic Association. Other restric-
tions also may be made by the
conference.
Yesterdays action was mere
ly a recommendation" accord
ing to Max harrington of
George Washington University,
president of the conference, and
now must be voted on by the
membership.
Action may be taken at a spe-
cial meeting. harrington said
he had requests from five men,
berS to call a special meeting,
which may be held on request of
tWo-thirds, or seven, of the 10
schools.
harrington said that no re-
quest for a special meeting had
been received from West Vir-
ginia University. The West Vir-
ginia team is under considera-
ton for New Years Day bowl
bids to the Cotton Bowl at Dali
las and the Sugar Bowl at New
Orleans.
The Special Events Committee
has been studying the bowl mat
ter since June. 1t was originally
scheduled to report to the con-
ference at its winter meeting
December IL and II in Rich
mond.
The Southern Conference Sus-
pended Maryland and Clemson
less than two years ago for vio-
lating its rules governing post
season games. The two schools,
suspended for a year, withdrew
from the conference late last
spring and with five other
schools formed the Atlantic
Coast Conference.
Evening star., 1953-11-06

first race yesterday.
Sunlight Jess, the 1-to-2 IA
vorite. won the race for 2-year-
olds by a nose. But the jockeys
of Dilly Whilly, the runner-up,
and Milady Mowlee, who was
third, claimed a foul against the
winner.
After viewing the movies, the
stewards decided that both Sun
light Jess and Dilly Whilly had
impeded Milady Mowlee, and
that Sunlight Jess had fouled
Dilly Whilly.
So Milady Novice was placed
first. Dilly Whilly, instead of
moving up, remained in second
place and Sunlight Jess was
dropped to third. Milady Now
lee paid $23.4O for So.
Evening star., 1953-11-06
You Be the
Quarterback
ANSWER

4. Drive over right tackle
means driving into short side
of the field. Gives poor posi-
ton for fourth-down punt.
3. Sneak. Hard to get three
yards with it.
2. Fake pitch out. Could pro-
duce first down and gives better
position.
Punt. You can't go wrons
kicking from your own II early
in the game. If something hap
pens to the play. you can still
kick on fourth down.
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distributed by the Register and Tribune
Syndicate)
Evening star., 1953-11-06
EIGHT Games Scheduled
By CYO Tomorrow

Eight games, four in each sec
ton. will be played by the
Catholic Youth Organization
football league tomorrow on the
Ellipse.
The schedule:
Xavier VS.. Holy Comforter. $3.50 am;
Blessed Sacrament vs. St. Teresas,
1913 am. st. AIMS VS.. st. Michael's
dette's, 1:15 pm.
Section IL, Middle Ellipse-st. Cath
crimes vs.. ST. Anthony's. 9:30 am:
st. Jerome's VS.. Sacred Heart, 10:45
am; St. Martins VS.. St. joseph S
Home, y Noon; ST. Francis de Sales
VS.. ST James. 1:15 pm
(Our Lady OF Lourdes and Nativity
drew byes).
Evening star., 1953-11-06

Minnesota avenue Sc, starting
at 1880 pm.
The club will wind UP it's regu-
lar competitive season with a
turkey tournament tomorrow and
sweepstakes Sunday, according
to Frank Battista. the tourna-
ment chairman.
Evening star., 1953-11-06

Laurel. This
is the tempo
rary home of
those horses
entered in to-
m o r r o W )
Washing ton,
D. c., Inter-
national, and
it has been a
p o W e r f Il ]
m a g n e t for
visitors in the
last few days.
The famil-
lar black der
nv Of ,JOp Cas-
Evening star., 1953-11-06
Redskins Top Task
Against tCardsSundaY
Is Stopping Trippi
Bv Lewis r. Atchison

The Redskins, getting set fol-
an all-out offense by the Chicago
Cardinals at Griffith Stadium
Sunday, had better keep an eye
peeled for Charlie Trippi, the
visitors veteran halfback.
Rookie Johnny Olszewski can
give the Washington eleven
trouble, and little Billy Cross has
some nuisance value. But Trippi
figures to be in the Redskins
hair all afternoon and could bust
the game wide open.
The Cards have been operat-
ing with a makeshift backfield
since Fullback Ralph Pasqua-
riello's injury, and it has hurt.
Coach Joe Stydahar had to move
Olszewski to fullback to replace
Pasquariello. while Cross, under
studying Trippi at left half, was
moved up to be starting right
halfback.
The shift didn't help the
Cardinals, but it didn't hurt
Trippi.
Gains Even When Stopped.
II know it's a hackneyed term,
but he's Mr.. Football in Chi
cago," Eddie Mcclure, the Cardi-
nails publicity man, told us. Hes
the only guy who gains 4 yards
when he's stopped. Watch him
Sunday. Charlie always falls
forward. You hit him and he
still gets 4 yards"
In the Chicago training camp
Stydahar decided to let two
rockies, Give Rush and Avatus
Stone, handle the punting. But
the man who eventually fell heir
to the job was Trippi. He is one
of the National Football Leagues
best punterS, averaging 43.1
yards on 43 kicks.
Stone is the colored boy from
Washington who played college
football at Syracuse and, after
a period in training with the
Cards, jumped to the Canadian
league.
Trippi is the Cards leading
ground gamer with 2O6 yards on
SO attempts. He is a threat as
a passer and as a pass receiver
An All-ArOund Player.
HE does everything and does
it WELL" MCGUIRE noted. when
Charlie was at Georgia, Wally
Butts said he was one of the
greatest defensive backs he ever
coached. We've never used him
on defense"
Trippi can block as we'll as
carry the ball. and he's a good
tackler He can take those short,
button-hook passes for first
downs, or haul down long ones
for 6 points.
Charlie has thrown five passes
this year and completed three,
one for 81 yards and touch
down. He's caught eight aerials
for ST yards and two touch
downs. He has returned 13
puntS 176 yards and two kick
offs Al yards.
The Redskins have at least a
partial antidote for Trippi in
Gene Brito and Jerry Hennessey,
their crack defensive ends. And
Chuck Drazenovich's return as
a linebacker should help. Chuck
ran at full speed yesterday and
was pronounced ready for ac-
tive duty. And the team needs
all the help it can muster.
Meanwhile, Curly Lambeau
caught the grandstand quarter
backs mapping today by an
nouncing that Sam Baker will
start at left half in place of
Charlie Justice, and that Paul
(Hoss) Barry will start at full
back.
Evening star., 1953-11-06
Crafty Admiral Due
For Favoritism in
Rich International
Continued From Page C-1o

Continued From Page CID
to do,".. one track employe re-
ported. This snow didn't bother
them. This is nothing"
A prolonged snow would have
a tremendous effect on the run
ming of the race. l. light blanket
covered the course this morning
when the field struggled out for
last tune-up and most Of the
trainers had a hopeful air. But
snow threatened to make the
course slow and heavy. In last
Saturdays Turf Cup, Iceberg II,
the Chilean-bred invader, found
the course too moist" It GER
tainly won't be any drier to-
morrow, and 10 speed horses on a
tight track of about seven fur
longs could have an exciting,
spine -tingling time.
A soft course would favor
Crafty Admiral. the probable ia
vorite, and HarWin, the English
horse.
Trainer Bob Odom was partic-
ularly high on Crafty Admiral
The 5-year-old son of Fighting
Fox-Admirals Lady won the Nc
Lehman Handicap in the mud at
Hialeah Park last winter, and he
seemed to like the Laurel course.
Crafty Admiral, who will be
ridden by Jockey Bill Boland,
scored in the Gulfstream Park
Handicap. New York Handicap
and Olympic Handicap before
winning the Empire Gold Cup
last Saturday. The 1852 handi-
cap champion looks ready to add
to his string, even though it is
his first race on grass.
Prendergast Cleared.
All of the contenders on the
grounds worked out yesterday
and were pronounced fit. Paddy
Prendergast, Ireland's leading
trainer who will saddle Thir-
teen of Diamonds. was officially
cleared for the task by the
English Jockey Club. Paddy
had been warned off" in Eng
land because of an alleged "in-
consistent" performance on the
part of Blue Sails. But he is
okay in Ireland and this
country.
Thirteen of Diamonds, who
has been sold for delivery after
the race to a West Coast syndi-
cate which includes Rex Bell
and Johnny Longdon, is not
considered one of the foremost
contenders for the $4,000 guar
anteed the winner. With Crafty
Admiral the likely favorite to
duplicate the English bred
WilWyn's 1852 victory, Wilwyn
is the likely second choice at
3 to /, with Frances Silnet
favored next at 5 to l.
Most railbirds believed Cham
ier was here only on a sightseeing
tour. The Irish colt was declared
out of the race two weeks ago
when he developed a cough and
Treetops Hotel was substituted
for him.
Meanwhile, Laurel held out
hope for a crowd of at least 25,-
900 and possibly 10000 fans and
a betting record of So million.
The colorful field, a new club
house and turf club and improved
grandstand are the magnets ex-
pected to attract the fans. Track
men and racing followers are
unanimous in the opinion that
John Schapiro and his associ-
ates did an outstanding Job in
assembling this years Interna-
tional.
With a break in the weather
they might attain their twin
goals.
Evening star., 1953-11-06

The wind was from the north
and nippy, and topcoatS felt good
to the small group congregated
to the leeward of Barn 90 at
Evening star., 1953-05-11
FARM AND GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL. topping. pruning.
PASIs TEE sERSicE. To- tss Sass sss.
LAWN MoWERS-New, 1858 power
3Gsts; oily ssys !; l4as 4as.D5as Gss
sise- rotary. reg. SEQ 80. only
Sff. : lMIMLFcoRD. ILPcR INC. eo4 p st. NV.
LHADscxFi&a All slzisSi AND TREE SERVICE.
asssas foUsE sEp s1fi6 E 4Ss4s
JE. 2-2S43. JE. 3-087S.
TOPSOIL-Very good. rich topsoil
for lawns and greenhouses. Very
TOPsOlL, best quality. Inn
6usheI sste orders. eais liz. ieSsss % sng 0 time S
Tor. SOIL. clean. fll, dirt. grading
and spreading of soil. seeding and
sodding. JU. 6-6297. = 12
CLEAN FILL DIRT, topsoil, bluestone.
Road gravel. sludge hauling. Call 6
19S RR ri FlAN4s S7fsSs dug aS Will.
Ali other varieties. Raspberry plants,
iris: Peoples; % pripr1ss; pI1pGor FL ether other
vile, Md. Call Ev. 4-3S46.. III
FLAGSToNE-All types. Prices start
soaE s. ne AND RsE 81 suLbrnG i5 IRsSnAIE s6PPEY
seven Locks I'd. and River I'd, Be-
thesda, Md. OIL. 2-o79S. ia
cow MANURE. well rotted, $40 per
Is bu... $3.50 per 10 bu: 81 per 8
TREE REMOVAL, pruning, trimming,
landscape service. D. c., Md. and
Va. Free estimates. Ii. $3.50. any
time, IA
over MOWER. Savage Power chief.
4-cycle Briggs and Stratton, practi-
AND LOADERs for
grading and excavating and land
clearing. Estimates free. UN. 1858.
livered in load lots. ASK operator
for Fulton S.21S2. Ia
Evening star., 1953-05-11
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

18th ST. NV. 3IS9, corner Lamont.
Cool newly dec. and furn. Come
early for first selection. Ill
CHILDREN ALLOWED-Nicely furn.
home; 4313 Kansas ave. NV. RA.
GsoSGETowN.- GG0o5SSSEiTowN 5000 Que st. NV nv
Suitable l or 2 people: $12.50 wk.;
,sss sHny' kHNYPos sfhNpSP AR s2. 4Ss1S6 NW&s rms.
ali util.. linen serv., phone wash
machine and dryer. CO. 5-9615.
III G AND 1909 P srs., Nw.--Furn.
~ r. f. 7;sSss 5f5st: so 4,S :ls:D,Ps
tTsnsp;;; q sober. eonrenisi people.
YG1NS 81 S-1lISi LADIES. Better rms, So 81 xk.
ssmt Ss att sD ss% W. 1855 1885 Harv.Pd M Ralns
2 OR 3 PERsoNs-Front studio rm..
windows, refsr.. elock-radio, TV..
air foam. Ex. 3, O6b3. Ia
DUPONT CIRCLE. 2110 r ct. nv
ing ro0m: also studio room. Ill
DOWNTOWN, 1919 Vermont ave. NV.
Of 'i; gs.; pet. permist.d: SIS SIS ]E. VIZ Ne.
sss3 sss35'IxU4s 4 ST. N.E.-clean double. Z Gas
stove, elec. refg., hot and cold water,
laundry privils. DE. 2-O32S. -12
CHILD WELCOMEDj clean lge. rooms.
only $40 and $4S per mo. 1406 18th
Ct; NV; II; 3-9032;, IL
$nd H.. .y1Ms pSt rsis st ;oin. bah; .mp n%
,sai ssntleSoonHj GoHuSsIA III s. DIGs SLGs70 front
sleeping room, $40 sgle., SIT dble.
Conv. tfansp. DU. 1909. III
OLORED-N.W.-A single. rm.,
semipvt; kitchen; h block carline'
COIOREDwle3 9th ST. N.E.-Two
rms. turn.. employed persons, can
be seen any time. Ii. 1880. --12
Evening star., 1953-05-11
RMS, APIS. TO SHARE Cont

GSsH Nsonsi e d.ss a:Ts lrSs41 lss5H aos oss ,l r.
,ssS sst'r asB R;ni cSfuh1Ibra Sff1l n rsaSsibs as.
Young lady to share with another
lady, twin-bedrm. apt. nicely furn.
$40 Der mo. NO. 7-4626 after 2 p.m.
COLORED-WOMAN win share apt.
with woman or cple.: nice loc.
and dtransp.: Sc. section. Call AD.
CoLORED-A REFINED. employed
lady: pvt. bedrm.: privileges: mr..
REFINED GIRL to share with an
other girl. bedrm. apt, attractively
for something very reaS. and vet de-
llghtful and comfortable, call Ii.
7-6440 after $50 pm. - -12
Evening star., 1953-05-11
ROOMS FURNlsnED-N.W.

n.s9 bS1SDs c,esa'a s9. lssa st. :.,R::
conv. location. Sgle.,- SS.76 week:
NEW hAMFSHIRE HOUSE = Newly
decorated rms; daily maid service.
switchboard service. l712 New
HAMPSHIRE ave NV. NO 1896.
SCOTS HOTEL. 1881 o ct. NV
250-rcom modern residential hotel.
exclusively for women: near Dupont
Circle: excellent transportation: sgl
phone: ~ ample hh Bath ana % landry nnS 'tas ia
cilities: hair dryers: sewing room:
coffee shop: television; free movies:
private club atmosphere. Rates, 414
wkly. after lst week. HO. 2.01OO.
1884 COLUMBIA RD.-$7, 50 Wk.,
sgle., dble. rms. clean, cool. dwntn.;
ON bus and carline: showers free
vsS 6sndlS; snS TV; Cv,eE ,pesETfing AD; 4. 4.4sSo.
2ns.! SGSS Kacsems so sss Ts saS ssaESses9s s2
and pvt. baths. doubles, $50. Ss6
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA I'D
Lanier pl. call AID. 4-637O. Ill
HOTEL. right downtown:
all new furniture, water In rooms:
$SC $S Sk up; - 17th st. nv; II:
sinsi.. douSi. 81 tribe! se! S0THsoTH WE. uP
BOLIVIAN q cLuB. 1888 10th ct. NV.
Refined business women. sgle. and
dble. rms.. beaut. furn., mod. baths.
1 see n. u. AVE. N.W.-N,es 3nd.
r,,v;7 q; fT. j pr; d.l;.tS S.ss and shower; tit'
Evening star., 1953-05-11
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOXER, 4 mos. old, male, registered,
gentle with children, cali after $50
DACHsHUND PUPPIEs-AKC reg
istered. champion sired. KE. g.
Coon HOUNDS. 2 thoroushbreds,
male. black and tan. Axe, 8 mos.
old; $50 for both. IA. 2-7S7O after
SCOTTISH TERRIERS. Axe, 2 males,
! female. 10 wks. old, good disposi-
6-9O77. Ia
DACHSHUND PUPPIES. red. males,
by Ch. Hardway Welcome Stranger,
S75. JE. 2-2730. -16
WANTED-Service of male Axe Wei
marsner, for an imported trained
reg. female; puppy proposition. Write
GEO. B. WOMFEL, q School st.,
Annapolis. Md, or phone Annapolis
22S2. Ia
Evening star., 1953-05-11
ROOMS FuRN.-MD. g. VA.

COLLEGE PARK-Furn. bedrm.; child
accepted; day care II desired; kit.
privil.; ride to work. WE. 5-4929.
ARL., 8. COL. PIKE-Large twin rm.
Mr.. tranSp. Nr. Pentagon. Ladies.
Privils. ia. S-2622. --13
Columbia pike-Pleas-
ant room, for single girl; private
entrance. Call IA. 7-1424. Ill
ARL.-Rm. next bath, unlim. phone.
excel transp., parking, home srdgs.:
employed man. ia. $3.50 after 4.
--12
END OF J-6 Takoma bus line; l rm.,
side entrance. $35. JU. 9-661O.
Beverly Hills. Cool.
pleasant rT;: dble. bed, shower.
CozY ROOM next to bath. shopping
center, bus to PentaEon. $35. So.
Arlington. ia. S-2241. -12
ARL.. on busline: front
rm.; lady, gentleman or couple; quiet
home: kit. privils. IA. 2-07O7. Iii
TWO BEDRMS. and bath with kit.
privileges. May II to Aug. Is. call
after 6 pm. JA. S-OO54. Ia
Evening star., 1953-05-11

PIPE; galv;. pIack. copper, cast lron;
v St NV NO 7-7s0s: WA. 7-550l
s one season. % eScelisnt se,oi eoindition sste sss
RabloHY1aSsGakArH Gf'I y; sltG5sa console 1a With
records; in excel. cond:; priced rea-
sonable. Call RA. 3-s156. Ill
RANGE. white enamel; 4-burnel
sanns 'aS Also 01Hs5 pisn6 siasat
RANGES (2). cleo, good cond.; 2
elec. hot-water tanks. fair cond. !;
sas refgr. Best offer. 10. 4-6s05.
sfsc. peSiht 1 ~holessPe sRseH for s4tSo sis4S So
carton. @ % Brand new new. Sacrifice sio6.
EN-. 2-S574: any time.
REERIGERAToRM7-cu lts 1T. Admira As g
RETEIGEE4TqR 6i1s1 di:5 9Sn iRt Tlb a:T no;.
$3.50 or best ot,er. JE. 4-00o3
;or.asn.; from $40 % s V: some with
fysi5 sHsEsptss sos 1Rf 4ss g.
DpEERLEss SALES 'se'; oo
. 23$7 DSSS,S Ga z, aye; aTrp4 DE. S7;666s u,
high finance charges; positively no
money down: easiest terms possible
anywhere. Free delivery and in
stallation. IA: 7.595S. -12
are are N puttinx out 20 new fs5s AetSE GE
8.cu 1T. family-size refrieerators on
q. new and 1-time only 37-mo. pay
plan. $3.50 a. mo. Is your complete
mo. payment incl. carrying charges.
delivery and installation. Call TU.
REFRIGERATORS. 1O-cu. IT,. auto
matte defrost, cross-top freezer,
1853, new. in carton; cost $500;
sacrifice. $3.50 cash. JU. S-1332.
Evening star., 1953-05-11
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANOS - Attention music teachers
several very fine reconditioned up
Up. iib.rai terms. ecAMpBEIL MI MI
SIC CO.. HOS g st. NV. Dr. 7-s464.
PIANOs-orands, upriEhts, $12s up;
others. all sizes. PAUL GoLIBARr.
cor; entr. only. Amer. Stge. Bldg,
1901 Georgia ave. AID. 4-592S. 13'
PIANo--steinway Grand, ebony, 5
II new lO 0iie. mi k1Ffs 4ff 'fsst'ieP Gsso st.
PIANos-small grand. good coHd.;
S276; Chickering upright, good
Ssn sonGji nos sl25. s. 9ess clesed Sun. open ell
PiANO~Bremen, spinet: bench; satin
piano at sacrifice. ia. 2-3512. -l7
PIANO: fun keyboard spinet. made
BY ,.n Weaver; nice oT condition; ,;,.: s%s5
pfaNos1Ntew klN New g Standard M ni"' make, full
keyboard instrument only $459.
PIANO MART, 10l5 7th st. NV.
81 s1ust s.saSS sSoSs the iibraryo tS Phone
PfANos~Brand new full keyboard
clai: only 1895: These pianos were
%sss aosa to ss sTE sSGs sth sS
sPa ePaone JI[s ~. 5-1icbi. '''' si5 si
PIANOS-Jordans Silver Spring store
at 9532 Georgia ave. tat Montgom-
Of pianos. new and used. Full key
Phone JU. 5-1105. Open IL: 80 to
3 pm. at night. Park on lot in
pIHSos ifNSt o. FoR ssEee' RENT spinets s'a and
' Ing Extra. JoRDANs. corner isth
and G SITS NV. (Phone ST. 3-940Oi
and 9532 Georgia ave. Silver
Spring phone JU. 81 1861. Silver
Spring store open evenings. Id
PLANO 'Pns Io lsS new nsee st4s Of efes5S! sS5S
sntee. nt Bench to match FREE. RAT
NER's MUSIC STORE. 736 l3th
riSsSss;ss isSsS: s!eas SaHRft;
sirs' any piano ian 's You IVAN want and have it
only mo. rental charge pius haul
tnF a.tas c' eSMPBsLh q fpRs MGse sfemPeoss eo
ii0s q st. NV. pi. 1871. SI8
PIANOS-For real bargain in used
play Of Steinway. Knaoe. Kimbail,
whitney. Baldwin and others. Prices
are ~, low as $685.. conven. terms.
SaN. SAMpfbEfL54 BIZ 4s1gssl Mgssslc co. HOS sls z st
PiANOS-steinway upright. in exc.
cond. Rebuilt and refinished. Priced
at only S695; This is real bar
Evening star., 1953-05-11
ROOMS FURNlsHEp-s.E.-s.W.

TWO ROOMS FOR RENT, one furn..
one unfurn. Very reasonable rent.
1919 So. Carolina ave. s.e.. Ii
3-2l35, ask for MISS TATE. Ill
1 COZ III ST. Sc, nr. Barney Circle
RIM. for young lady, kit. and laun-
dry privileges; II. 6-4495. ID
dec. room on busline, nr. Navy Yard:
utils. furnished. 1907 11th st. Sc,
Ii. 7-7451. Ia
Evening star., 1953-05-11


HOTEL 1440
One room, kit, bath; maid, phone
and elev. serv.: S24.60-S31.b0 Wk
1440 Rhode Island ave. NV: Ia
WALKER 81 DUNLOP, INC.
Dupont Circle
Apt. rs, 2OO2 P st. n.w,-3 nicely
furn. rms. Ice. kit. and bath. $126.
VIC. CONN. AVE.
Apt. 10I. 1918 Rhode island Ave-
Beautifully furn. efnciency apt.
Cheaper than . hotel and more conv.
18th and Columbia Rd.
Apt. g, 1900 Biltmore sE-Newly dec
1-bedfm. apt, twin beds, tiled bath;
500. JanitOf has key.
Downtown
Apt. 3, 1104 L st. n.W.-Efncienc
unit. walking distance to downtown.
Only S64. Key in 1106. No. /.
For further information about any
OF the above today, call JU. e-9e64.
1900 18th st. NV. CO. B-Os:2.
Evening star., 1953-05-11
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

NEAR TINE CAPITOL and Navy Yard
--Lse. front v.-bedrm., clean and
attractive; for 2; twin beds; Sc wk.
each Ii. 4-7359. -12
300 MD. AVE. N.E.-Clean, quiet,
newly dec, large single room: next
to bath; So. II. 1850. -12
1l2 E. CAPITOL ST. Cheerful,
newly dec. dble. rms. Govt. empl.
pref. Near Navy Yard. Ii. 4-836S
FURNISHED double
rooms. Call Ii. 3-3173. Ill
COLORED-FURN.R RMS; all privils.;
girls or couple. 1924 Dix st. ne,
COLORED-LOvELY RIM, near N.
Capitol and Florida ave-. for empl.
cple. or sgle. person; privileges.
DE. 2-O445. =12
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ROOMS FURN.-N.W. (cent. }
THE VIVIAN
1923 G. ST. NV.

Nicely furnished single. double and
twin. bed rooms. Running hot and
cold water. elevator service: reason
able daily rates for transientS and
special low weekly for permanent
guests.
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Fl FuRN. NAv5 oR 4Fsui unTuRA. AND AND hoGShs SUB.
LETS; WASH, VA, MD. tWHITEl
WEEKDAYS, Q-7; SAT, SUN. 9-b.
A-ONE RENTAL AND REALTY CO.
524 BOND b BLDG, ma; s-oo97 q;
SIS KING ST, ALEX, KI. S-1313.
/ LOVELY FURN. APT. FOR 3 NICE
gTEIS g9TEISss.1S,S oE GourdpE, rp, m NNn NEINE YGisr sE
EEhsfnGTf5Di LIKE; TffEs FUN; NM SO S PR C No.
20. S-67ST. Ia
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GILBERT

SfS0 4m9 iSn som. With s ryt 6sfs nad nnd Sbd SS
24-hr. PIX service. CO. b.73S1.
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WANTED ct once.
Furniture Of the better kind. !
piece or larger amounts. Also re-
fr1gerator, gas range and good piano.
Call MR.. GRADY. MA. S-2679.
-12
GAS RANGES. furniture, heaters.
ACME STOVE Co. MA. S-S952
Bring your dental gold. platinum
discarded jewelry. WE pay cash,
A. KAHN, INC.
60 YEARS AT 935 r ST. NV.
PIANOS. ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night. JU. 9-3039.
REFRIGERATORS, air conditioners.
freezers. We buy all makes, any
condition. AID. 4-4206. -12
Tvs. any make. any condition; reas
prices. Call JE. 2-2l86. III
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TELEVISION
See our ad under APPLIANCES Of
SILVER s SPRING GAS & K1Ec. co.
$50 Bonitant st.. JU. s-sOas. Is
IT,, 1853 7-inch Motorola. Repos-
sessed: Cash or take up payments;
rRFEwsirERs, Pr ssal Ssn Roy. Tg a15,n1tdn: s
up. All in good working order.
TRAL TYPEWRTTER Co. S01o 18th
,x,,,,w st. w.; Hu; a;;512l .,u,u.,
sss K lS9 p.s s ewt coll sec se0d Mr. fonaHn stsr
Evening STAR GARAGE. s41 Ind
TSYSiPEEWSRlTERs. port. tn.w, Hermes.
TIE fsr es%; asoRsE sinsosi5ssiGn po H. fx sf
TYPEwRITEkS. si SiIii IS iSS'p; new and reeond. I;
TaNbAS6 ys6F ?fsws5ss = ysss 5ss's co.
vaacTuR va 81 e" cLEaNts@& EA assess new hs singer
may be purchased for as little As
sSasR shsSs sE%nSo EsHRs cEsrfs e ss.'lss9s s1si
VACUUM cLEXNER, Electroiux. q.
y4SGJM Rcit nv RnSni TE xsctsSsz tsSS
excel eond.: al attaehments; $35
wAsHERs. auto, whirlpool. new, in
Sis,: .';s 2 Ss!:1s: =: $s slsS S
WASHER. 1859 sendix. Disiamatic.
never used. $l25. CAN JE. 4-l1O2.
WASHER, Bendix Economat, GOOD
condition: reasonable. IA. s-0lse.
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WASHERS
WAREHOUSE SALE

Zee eur I'd under Appliances In this
EEcIRic CO. SO sonifsns IT,.
JU. Joss. Ill
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SILVER SRING, MD. - Room and
board for 2; good meals; attractive
surroundings. JU. 5.0929. Ia
ROOM. board and child care, mother
and or 2 children or children
alone. AP 7-O66S. Ill
MOTHER WITH CHILD: pleas. sur
roundings Front. dble. rm.: conv.
transp. ia. 9-4233. Ill
ATTRACTIVE RM.. excel. meals,
home atmosphere: for active. elderly
lady; no smoking. EN-. 2-793S. -l2
N. ARL., s min. to D. .C.-Large.
well-furniShed room. with or with
out meals. IA. S-6563.. ---13
] 4Ol 18th NV. - Single and dble.
rms. nicely turn.; Selective menus;
LIVE ON CT OsE-IN as-ACRE
ESTATE in Silver Spring, = miles
from white HOuse; beautiful
grounds; large comfortable rooms
DELIGHTFULLY."- cool in summer; 9 de-
licious meals every day: parking on
ErSSggnndds: only SIG week. ~
CAREFREE LIFE in an old virginia
mansion; 10 minutes from .. C..
Arl. Hall. Pentagon: DAILY MAID
SERVICE; PARKING. ia. S-S910.
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RooMs AND APIS. TO SHARE

WIS. AND NEWARK sT.-Girl to
girls in apt. bldg. Call HM. S-17So.
YOUNG LADY, 20 to "A. share mod
ern apt. with / other lady; Conn.
ave: Cali AD. 4.0l76: dey; NE.
LARGE 2-bedrm. apt. for woman, to
share With / professional woman
alone. Central loe., good transp-,
unlimited phone, references ex-
p0rary or permanent guest; $50 per
mo-: ewes, or week ends. DU.
Z 0X ! GFRLe te share 2-bedrm
art: twin beds: everything furn.:
eonY. ne. location. Do. 1885.