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Evening star., 1953-12-02
Piracy Charges
And Dissension
Splitting Ranks
Richmond's Refusal
Of Offer .MuItipIies
Triple AS Problem
BY the Associated Press

ATLANTA. Ga. Dec. 2.-The
minor leagues, trying desperate
ly to save themselves from f1nan-
cial ruin, today faced the worst
dilemma in their 52-year history.
AS the convention moved into
it's third day, the minors found
themselves torn with inner strife,
rebellion, charges Of pirating and
open dissension. There also re-
manned that ever-present ogre,
major league radio and televi-
sion.
Unable to get help from the
majors and apparently unable to
help themselves, the little fellows
are being ground deeper and
deeper into the financial swamp.
In an unprecedented action,
Frank Shaughnessy, the highly
respected president of the Inter-
national League, was forced to
defend himself against the
charge that he was trying to
steal a Piedmont League club,
Richmond, Va, as a new strut
for his own weakened loop.
Shaughnessy Accused.
Shaughnessy faced an accus-
ing Frank Summers, president of
the Piedmont League. before
George M. Trautman, minor
league czar.
Summers charged that Shaugh-
messy, in an attempt to replace
the faltering Springfield (Mass.)
franchise, has tried to WOO
Richmond into the Triple A
International League, thereby
causing untold damage to the
Glass B Piedmont loop. Shaugh-
messy denied the charge, saying
he simply is trying to affect the
salvation of his own league
After hearing both sides,
Trautman said he felt no real
wrong had been done and was
confident that things can be
worked out.
Eddie Mooers, owner of the
Richmond club, however, an
nounced after the meetings that
he had rejected a $780, 900 offer
for his franchise and real estate
property. The offer was made
by Harry Seibold, Richmond in
dustrialist, who had intended to
move the club into the Interna-
tional League. ~
Springfield Wants SIS, 200.
Springfield, a Chicago Cubs
farm club is demanding $25, 900
to relinquish it's franchise. It
has until December IL to make
up it's mind whether it desires
to continue in the league. James
I. Gallagher, cubs general man
ager, said the team would not
continue to sponsor the Spring.
field club, but Phil K. Wrigley,
owner of the Cubs, said he might
operate it Independently.
Shaughnessy also must decide
whether to accept Havana into
the league. The Cuban club,
currently a member of the Glass
B Florida International League
has made formal application tor
the spot left vacant by Balti-
more's elevation into the Ameri-
can League The league has six
solid cities and must choose
among Springfield. Richmond
and Havana to complete vhe
eight-team circuit.
The Eastern minors are not
the only ones plagued with dis
sension. The Pacific Coast League
met last night to decide the val
idity of ownership of the San
(See BASEBALL, Page C-3)
Evening star., 1953-12-02

OF CQe OnlVer-
sity Of Mary
land. Too bad
CO &C h i'm
Tatum wasn't
t h ere to re-
ceive 1t.
Bill Farley.
co-c o ach Of
t h e N tre
Dame tie a m
! a S t week in
the absence of
Frank Leahy,
called to ex-
tend congrat-
lllationS to the
Evening star., 1953-12-02

And Roger BreSnahan to catch not only
Walter Johnson but Lefty Gomez, Bill Din
neen and Clark Griffith as well? And Con-
ME Mack warming up relief pitchers in the
bullpen?
They all played for the Senators at one
time or another, however briefly. So did a
pretty good first baseman named George
Sisler. If pair of extra outfelders were
needed, a club could do worse than carry
Irish Meusel and Bobby Veach.
But, of course, Howie Williams, who is
conducting the poll, isn't looking for
name" team. What he wants, without say
Evening star., 1953-12-02
And Tutum Wosn't There!
By MerreII WhittIesey

South Bend, Ind. called College
Park, Md, yesterday-in what
probably was the most coveted
telephone message in the history
Evening star., 1953-12-02
Win, Lose or Draw
By FRANCIS SIANN

playing with the Washington Ball Clubs poll of baseball
writer's determine the Senator's atme team How about
Evening star., 1953-12-02

,see BASKETBALL, Page c.!
Evening star., 1953-12-02

(See MARYLAND, Page C-3D
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31

her home to the group last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schafer
motored to Toledo Saturday when
they were notified that their pet
dog Judy had succumbed after be-
ing attacked by larger dog. The
badly mangled little dog was ia
ken to DR.. Sass Veterinary hospital
last Wednesday.
Ralph Owens who spent the past
two weeks in Magruder Hospital
was discharged Saturday and
brought to his home.
The Catawba Stars All Club is
preparing for the judging of their
projects in sewing which will be
held in two weeks.
The Catawba Island Beach Club
has assumed unusual activity this
year with its many business con-
ferences which have brought in
people from all over the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. A. Frye spent
the weekend with their son, Arthur,
and family, in Cuyahoga Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Laudy have
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31

with them their son, Ted Davis,
and family, who are here enjoying
his furlough from a camp in Texas.
Mrs. M. Luedeke and sons, New
York State, are spending the week
with Mrs. A. /. Sharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Bellows
and children, Munster, Indiana,
are spending his vacation with
his mother, Mrs. H. H. Rishel.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Haynes and
daughter, Claudine, have returned
from a trip to Bronson, Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bostater,
Sandusky, are announcing the birth
of Bruce Edward in Providenc Hos
pital July 1. A twin, Charles, ,Jr.,
was stillborn. Among those who
visited Mrs. Bostater, the former
Evelyn Later, and baby, over the
weekend were Mrs. Justina LATER,
Henry Rofkar, Mrs. A. H. Rofkar
and Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Hum
phrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Jay, Toledo,
are occupying the Richard Hees
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31

Mrs. Leslie Monak of Lincoln
Park, Michigan was at the home OF
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Fox. Bonnie Fox and Millie Monak
returned home with her Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fox and son
Petey spent the weekend in San
dusky visiting with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John KiriSS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Adams
and son Dick of Cincinnati, Ohio
arrived Saturday to visit Mrs.
Adams returned Sunday. while
Mrs. Adams and Dick will spend
the week here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zura are the
proud owners of the newest tele-
vision set, having their set installed
Saturday. This makes the sixth set
on the Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoaven and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall of Toledo, Ohio
spent the week end at the H0aven
Cottage.
Birthdays this week were: Mrs.
! Richard Adams, July 26.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31

cottage.
Word was received Monday oi
the death of Mrs. Gertrude Downs
of Cleveland Mrs. Downs was a
frequent visitor in the home OF
Mrs. Charles Gintert. Interment was
made in Catawba Island cemetery
Miss Jean McCellen, who has
been employed in the Oxford, O.
hio, school, will teach the 5th and
9Th grades in the local school this
year.
Gary Rathburn of the Catawba
Island All Club spent the past
week at the Kelleys Island All
Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Monser
and children spent the weekend
with Mrs. Lester DuBrie while en-
route from their Hialeah, Florida,
home to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Dent, in Detroit. Sa,
turday evening, Mrs. DuBrie en-
tertained a few friends for the
pleasure of Mrs. Monser, the for.
mer Dorothy Dent.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilker left to Join

Mr.. and Mrs. Hilker left to join
a group of friends at the Christy
summer home in the Georgian Bay
area. The trip is being made via
auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Lawrence and
daughter, Leora, are expected to
arrive here shortly after conclud-
ing a stay in Michigan, They also
spent some time in Williamsburg,
Va, and New York City, since
leaving their home in Orlando,
Florida. Mrs. Lawrence's latest and
sixth book, "a Hundred White
Horses" is just off the press. The
locale is the Indian River Coun-
try in Florida. Mrs. Wilburt Nc
Richie received an autographed
copy recently.
On account of illness in her
home, Mrs. Calvin Petersen was
with a picnic in two weeks. Mrs.
unable to entertain the Mothers
Club last Wednesday but will en-
tertain with a picnic in two weeks.
Mrs. Arthur Zimmerman opened
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31
NORTH BASS
MRS. MARVIN cRossLEY

Put-In-Bay visitors this week
were, Mrs. Agnes Waldecker, Mrs.
Marth Maynard and Suzie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Larry Wires, and Mr.. Henry
o. Sonneman.
Mrs. Helen Milstead and son
Max of Washington Court House,
spent several days visiting at the
home of her brother Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Zimmerman.
Mrs. Marvin Ctossley, Mickey
and Mack are spending a week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Wal
decker of Lakeside, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson of Cleve-
land, Ohio have opened their cot
tage and plan to spend the next
month here on the Island.
Mrs. Robert Stoonerook of San
dusky arrived Wednesday to visit
with her daughter and family Mr.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31
CATAWBA
MRS. A. n. ROEKAR

A cablegram from London, Eng
land, last week announced the
arrival of a little daughter in the
home Of Seaman and Mrs. Robert
ArmbruSter. Bob will be remem-
bered as a former Catawba boy.
Mrs. Edward Later and son, Ed
ward, attended the Jamison fam
lily reunion in Ottawa Park, Toledo,
Sunday.
Douglas has been released from
Magruder Memorial Hospital and
returned to his Orchard Beach
home.
Mrs. Guy Lotridge, who had been
patient in Magruder Memorial
Hospital, has returned to her home,
and her daughter, Miss Mary Jean
Lotridge, has arranged to spend
a couple weeks here during her
mothers convalescence. Mary Jean
is with Proctor and Gamble.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31

and Mrs. John Zura.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Stonerbrook
and children spent Wednesday in
Sandusky, shopping and visiting
with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barra and daugh
ters of Cleveland spent the past
several days visiting Mrs. Barras
parents Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dempsey.
Mr.. nd Mrs. Ersel Maynard and
children left Saturday on two weeks
vacation. They will visit first in
Portsmouth, Ohio then go to Kan.
sas, City, Kansas where they will
visit Mrs. Maynards sister.
Mr.. William Axtill of Cleveland
is spending a week with his sister
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hartlaub.
Mr.. Henry o. SonnemA1 spent
several days last week at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Wires.
Mr.. Marvin Crossley spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Waldecker of Lakeside, Ohio
Evening star., 1953-10-03
ROOMS WITH BOARD

REFINED WHITE WOMAN to help
with = boys, age and 4, in ewes.
and on Sun. in exchange for rm.
and board in lovely home in Chevy
Chase. Call RA. 6-0400. ask for
M ms; 2 VINCENT. INC After 6 pm, call
CLUB MASON. 1928 New Hamp. NV.
a club residence for refined ladies
and men seeking the best: dblS. and
sgles.. pvt. and semipvt. bath; $40
and hotel services. NO. 1870.
DIssIN's GUEsTHoUsE, 2o13 Mass,
ave. n.w.-Delishtful home to live
in, reasonable; have several vacan-
es ssi fooS SOTaG obanae meh sn0 exca rana
WALTER SI fHsiS REED VIC, nicely f1rn.
twin bedrm.; home privils.; delicious
meals, RA; 3-4l24; oo >
E in siIVer M sprins miles fS5a ffom SSfate %hite
House. Beautiful grounds, large
comfortable rooms, delicious meals
every day; parking on grounds. SIC
.so per Esss sss Ph9pe aWP ~ 5ls594 hs5t aaares,
-Redecorated, fine food, lobby. TV;
ssles.' S75; dbles, 500. DE. 2-9S46
ARL.. VA.-Large rm. with pvt. bath
Also rm. with twin beds to share
1929 18th ST. NV. (bet. Que and F
sts.)-Singles for young men, dble
and triple for young ladies; some
pvt. baths. Visiting pvt. lounge anc
nv; with or without meals: very
-, reaS. HO. 2-5926. IS
1927 10Th ST. NV. Cat Dupont Cir
For Government workers and stu
dents. nicely furn. rms. with phone
Visiting pvt. lge. lounge, TV anC
piano; very good meals. HO. 2-6767
MEN, try Ivy House, 1906 18th st
NV, Best food In town, optional
Real home, Bendix, free TV. "A
Evening star., 1953-10-03
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

S.E. SECTION-3-rm. apt. l bedrm.
twin beds, tele.; good transp.; lady
refs. exchanged. LU. 1857. a.
TWO MEN to share furn. apt, 18th
and r NV, $50 each. CaH DU.
7-1o00' Apt. lo1. bet. and 6.
SPACIOUS downtown apartment to
share with one or two young men;
private bedrooms. 1107 Mass. ave.
Nk. h;~'' DnPoST 5nf 6SGS' C1RcLE-Two men
Sedrm sFd T man and to fRaFs sP G
GRE 1925. to share nice 1-bedPm.
apt. with ! other girl, Mt. Pleasant;
y blk; store and transp. Call co.
MIDDLE-AGED LADY wishes to share
loc., good ttansp, Ii. 1886. "a
/ OR 2 YOUNG MEN to share apt,
with another man: must see to ap-
PreciaIej ? S PA 3{!s G-5s4S New Hampshire a aye
LADY DESIRES to share one-bedroom
Alex. near Natl. Airport. Cali eve
nings, Temple sofas. a.
sFss dps7 mi nice EeSsiGP SsdGm bag spt with an
LaDT iti faV5i2f WISHES ARi 70 ftRT sHaRE her mod
apt. across from Ft. Myers with an
oa1t other !. lazy sysaoos s6o' all privileges
BTSiNESs GIRL will share with 1
or girls or married couple lovely
large redec. apt; very reas 1101
18th st. NV, Apt. 705. co. 5-6636.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Bachelor. share
with man. bedrm., twin beds. sitting
rm;: bath. phone; S35 mo. OIL
EMPIoY1ED LADY wishes to share
her home with 2 Other. ladies: kit.
privils.; NV. DI. 7-227+ mornings.
WANT . gentlemen to share beautiful
q-rm. home in NV. with 2 others.
Pvt. bedrms., all privils. RA. 3-56.72.
ONE OR 2 GIRLS TO SHARE g.
bedrm apt; twin beds; mother and
daughter. business people; Catholic
DUPONT VIC.-Lady to share with .
ladies; lge:, front apt; sep. studio
Gf9RGETowS I99Rs; Hpi S-6856' Cir, to a share
charming 1-bedrm. apt, with wife Of
Army officer. Call AID. 2-50S0. -
GIRL WANTED to share nicely furn::,
1-bedrm. apt. with l other girl; TV,
Bendix, phone. Call ia. 9-797O:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES man will
share large, airy, well-appointed 2.
bedrm. apt. with a discerning, moral
and financially responsible man. No
transients. SIS mo. References re-
quired. DU. 1850. 4
GIRL TO SHARE 3-rm. apt with
another girl, twin beds; conv.
NON DRINKING, non-smoking girl
to share with l other girl attrac
3-rm. apt; Sc; $40. LU. 1-6493.
4 Or LADIES tn 1ook for and
share apt; child considered. 1
have furniture NO. 7-441S after
BACHERPoR A;i}H R;m APT. for girl to share
with another girl, 21-25: incl. every
thing; S35. Call Sat. or Sun, Ho.
GIRL 1'f; to share a-bedrm. apt. in
$50 mo. IA. 9-9246. a
CONGENIAL WOMAN to share apt.
furnished: reas.; vic. 10th and Bel
coGoREDMoNE G5Ioi HiG. NE OR 2; REFINED,
emnploysed Iadies; twin beds: priyl'
CoLokEDMYoUNG 81 1sii2oY MAN to share
apt, with another, young man in
GGT5hssSt sestiSR eS6R1HEAs5T ~ 5352e 10
st.; share 2-bedTm 350ga apt. with another
COLORED LADY, employed, wishes
another lady to share nice apt. :;
Georgia ave. at Quincy st. TU.
2-129S. Saturday, Sunday.
COLORED-I634 X ST. N.E.-Young
man to share apt with l or men.
Reas. Apply all day. (Near 18th and
H. off BladensburE) RA. 6-9640.
Evening star., 1953-10-03

CoLoRED-Nicely furn. rm. for cple.
or single person; cooking priyils
CoLolRREsDEESICE FRONT RM., empi,
- man; nice home. Call after D pm.
COLORED-LARGE RM. and kitch-
enette, for employed lady. At bus
and car stop, AID. 4-4671. a
- Front room for rent. IA. 9-6Soe.
CoLORED-64I 9th ST. N.E.-Large
frcnt room, neatly furnished; conv.
4. tranSp.' pvt; kit privils. for eppl,
CoLoRED - SINGLE ROOM and
. double room for couple; kitchen
privileges. LU. 4-0503. 3
C0L0RED-135 r. l. AVE. NE
Neatly furn. rm., for empl. sgle per-
son: home privils.; bus stop at door.
IS Wk. DU. 7-S090
COLoRED-ROOM FOR RENT at 445
Tenn. ave. n e. ia. 9-5S06. a.
COLORED-35-A TODD PL. NE
Single room, all priVils.; close in;
- GOOD trahSp. HU. 3-S55O. a
C0LORED-SGLE., EMPL. WOMAN:
snare rm., and bath, pvt. kit. $50
month. Ii. 6-6501. "A
COLORED-0NE SGLE., dble. rm..
Ior empl. persons; home priVils. Cali
P, sat. ait. D. all day Sun. DE. 2-7426.
-CoLoRED-le QUINCY PL. Ne
2. LARGE front rnI.. furn., for refined
empi- cpIe. or single man. DE.
Evening star., 1953-10-03
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

NICE N.W,-Newly decorated studio
room, hot plate, refgr.. express bus;
DUPONT. CIRCLE, clio R st. NV
Nicely M, gr fu5ni urn, newly dec; lge. Ink.
s6a5 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. Nv
ployed couple; $50 mo. TU. 2-4977.
2389 18th ST N.w.-1st fl. bed-sit-
ting rm., large, closets, complete kit,
for 2. DE, 2-lG15, IS
Rith RR eld5sop Si5 privileges conv' traGsp-
Iii7-i6 MASS. AVE. Nw.-DbIe
room and sgle. room: also bedrm.
No drinkers AD; 4-9zs0, A
1910 MARYLAND AVE. N.E;,-Liy.;
DOWNTOWN; 1919 Vermont ave. NV.
Large basement; rms. pvt bath,
use of yard; pets permitted; SIS
1::@ 18th ST. N;w.-one large
housekeeping rm.; also sleeping rms
7th AND SHEPHERD at N. H. ave.
n.w.-Cheerfpl coy rm: for girls.
Rel Plse S95 per anndFf mo IA F9t5E ss5oop pFiys
/ 'LGE HoUsEKEEPiNG RM., nice
and. quiet. l small baby welcome.
pref serviceman and wife. Ii.
1882 INGLEsIDE TER. N.w.-2ge
front rma. Jst A.. stove. sink. refgr.,
utilSs,; S3s. Inq. End fl. or ia.
1913 KENYON ST. N.w.-2-rm, Ink,
apt: all utils., linen service. co.
5-9615. If no answer. ia. 9-5S20.
6iO9 CoNN.-Large front with pvt.
sSntrance: beautiful loc,: all utils.
1912 9Th ST. N.W.-Conv. transp.;
= rooms. refgr.. elec. stove, laundry
iaCilS,; reas. price. ia. 9-0SS5. 4
DUPONT CIRCLE-One Of the nicer
.snd iareer rms. in the city; ,2nd
l416 Goth st. NV 4
Mr.: WALTER REED-Lhk. rm.,
"refer., hot plate: ideal for business
man or lady: -S45. IA. 9-9S49.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE-Sl2 wk., ov-
-erlookinE Union Station Park; sol
End st. ne. JA. 2-7500, Ext. 800.
saO7 18th ST. N.w.-IdeaI for one
woman; lge, bedrm.; share kitchen
and bath with / other woman:
S49.50 mo-. utils. incl. RA. 6-9590.
TWO RMS. with stove, refer.: $50.
-S36. incl. utils. co. 5-1s52. a
HILLSIDE, MD.-Kitchen. bedroom.
semiipyyt. bath; conv. transp. 10.
M. SclA1PrroL, 1al N. Carolina "a ave
"s.e-1St A.; refgr.. stove, well
~ tqrna; 4 oSSd44 SSd4 wk,; l or 2 persons.
1905 MINI, AVE. s.E.-Extra large
light housekeeping rm.: newly dec;
nicely furn.; new Frigidaire. LU.
.t4-674S, LU, 1-s2l3. A.
Evening star., 1953-10-03
APTs. FURNISHED. c.

1925 18th ST. N.W.AFurn. efficiency
apts.; S75 and up. See resident
NEW f'NnSsE. Sc. sECT1oN-Modern, l bed,
room, liv. rm.,, kit, bath; individual
1907 CLIFTON ST. NW.-Liv. bed
rm. comb, compl kit: all utils
share. bath; S45. IA. 7,L6502. -5 =,
1926 18th ST; NV lge: rms. all
N. II. AVE. NV. 1273-Bedrm.. iiv.
rm.. elec. kit, bath. pvt. tntr..
parking. lot. Ideal for young couple.
Walk. distance downtown, D1. 7-sl7O,
1929 IRVING ST. N.w.-one rm.,
kit, semipvt. bath; nicely furn.
Conv. transp. $50 mo. HO. 2-2353.
ONE, Q or 3-bedrm. ants; liv. rm.,
kit. and bath; conv. loc. RA. 6-9437.
MT. PLEAsANT-3-rm. apt, com
utils.: excel. transp. DU. 7-9071.
CONNECTICUT AND Rs rms. and
bath 1n . complete; I94n utils furn' Gan
18th SR' AND AliD4Gi PARK RID. N.w.-Desir-
able 1st fl; 3 rms. bath and porch;
accommodate 2 or 3 ladies: utils incl,
500. PLANT g. GORDON. INC,
1874 Park rd. NV, CO. 5-0S37.
MT. PLEASANT sECT.-1n private
home: entire end f.. lge. bedrm.. liv.
rm., kit, open porch. pvt, bath;
conv.; 3 girls or boys. l772 Kilbourne
pl. NV; 500 mo. OIL. 4-O916.
5oO4 7TH ST. NV blks. on Ga.
bath; upstairs. RA.. 3-SS67. IS
also s. Ink. rms, ns utils. furn.; $40 wk
ISIS 18TH sT. N.W.-o-bedrm. apt,
suitable for 8 persons. Sl05. See
mgr. Apt. l or call AID. 4-O32S.
Mr., ROLLING FIELD--Nicely tuFp.,
pvs snIr APIS Ps5a lIs Savannah an Ryt p bath
GEORGETOWN, soSs M ST. NV
Enc. apt. utils. incl; cow. tranosp
Sq sssP s9a fstS 5st6 ali p utilities: s66
10th AND BENTON SITS. N.w.-Attr
furn.; liv. rm.. dinette. bedrm;, kit.
bath, porch S1o0 mo-; married cple
ESTfRE STTf OIL I;t 1853 FToS for fp1f bsdrms ire
liv rm., mod, kit. and bath; vic
18th and Columbia rd. NV: S100 pei
mo- incl utils. and washing ma
! chine. Call RA. 6-5012 after.
| pm. and all day sunday, =
/ NICELY FURNISHED BSMT. APT.
| with utils; sc. location; 500 mo-;
conv. transp. Call Ii. 6-3396..
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA - Nicel,
I furn., newly redec,; new refgr.: bed
/ room. hv. rm.. kit. and dinette, bath
t avail. Oct. /. Nicely furn. efficiencie:
/ avail immed. Call MANAGER, ST
J 3-42S2
BED-LIVING ROOM. pvt. bath. ful
! kit, lneloSed rear porch: only S7S
I mo. 923 Shepherd st. NV. A.
CAPITOL HILL-One-b -bedrm. apt. II
| the heart of restoration area; utilS.
linens. maid service. 500 Ii
LOVELY modern furnished apt. fol
( 3 nice girls or couple Streamlinec
! kitchen YOU win love. tile bath
private entrance. laundry room. Fint
/ s; E. neighborhood 2 blocks to bus
/ All utilities furnished. SEQ PEI
month. 10. S-5777. %
Evening star., 1953-10-03

FRONT RM., pvt. home; young lady:
block Barney Circle. Kit. and
iaund; privils. 1900 H st, Sc, Ii.
VIC. BRANCH AVE. sE.-one dbl.
ana one sgl' private bath. LU.
I39 KENTUCKY AVE. s.E.-one Dbl.
nm, one single; quiet home; conV.
transp. II. 7-5377. %
s2I 10th ST. S.E.-Clean rm. in pvt.
home, employed quiet person; no
intoxicating drinks. Ii. 3-7953.
COLORED-I8e9 MASS. AVE. Sc
Master bedrm,, Twin beds, nicely
Turn, adjacent bath; home privileges.
conv, tranSp. Ii 6-404S. 4
COLORED-NR. GALLINGER HOSP.
adj. rms: refined cple. or man.
All priytls. Ii. 1886 after 4:30.
3
or lady; home priVils. Call after s.
Ii. 6-5S67. -
Evening star., 1953-10-03
ROOMS UNFURNlsHED

BRIGHTW0OD - 3 unfurn. rooms,
" RA 3-23I4. a
LARGE ROOM with home privils
Call after ; pm. TU. 2-6673 -
COLORED-SINGLE RM.; kitchen
and laundry privileges; close to
transportation. LA. 6-5322. 4
Evening star., 1953-10-03
APTs. FURNIsHED-VA.

2 LGE. BEDRMs,; lge; liv. rm. and
{; or 3 empl; adults; no pets: Must
be seen to be appreciated I16 E.
Glebe I'd. Alexandria, Va. a
WE;ST0VER ga;s STOW in Arlington; near
F FGho0h din ssGepnE aPea f ana bedPms bednnp and M
CUsHARD. EN-. 2-4232. a
WELL FURN.-Clean; 3 rms, and
pvt. bath; cony. to bus and shops;
o in qHSs 4nkDa RsshSST60od sS6sS of sD Det, oDf A
ARL.@S-rm. apt; completely furn.;
all utils.; all conv.; centrally loc
IN n GIaTendon;o o1sS zeaS' FILLMORE
CoNvEN1IEiNSTF SF' 1=6edrm: fsh2a. apt. in Ross
lyn; fireplace. pvt. front and back
entrances. lawn and garden space;
fast, easy drive to Pentagon or
downtown, via pkwy or Whitehurst
freeway; SS6.25; refs. DU. 7-4339
ARE.[s-bedrm. fIier g S%: apt, mr.. pent. and
Navy An; avail. for 8 mo-; incl. ~.
$3.50 per mo. ia. s-440o. Ext. 13,
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Eurn. apt.
with fregl' and garage space: bus
ARLINGTON-1-bedrm apt. avail.
at Sis per mo. Greenbrier Apts..
Columbia pike and South Greenbrier
st. Spacious rms, well-eQuipped
kit At-your -dooT bus service;
month -to-month lease. JA. 2-3@9J
and IA. 1-6660.
LIV. RM., bedrm.. kit. pvt bath:
near Pentagon: good transpl: $50
mo- JA S-3l06. 4
ONE -BEDRM. APT. in new home for
only: private entrance: u blk. from
bus stop on Washington blvd. ia.
eO3e n. STAFFORD ST., ARL.-Liv.
rm.. bedrm.. kitchen; share bath:
no linens or dishes; will consider
small child; avail Oct. s. ia
S-20G0. >
We HAVE APIS, sUBLET HOUSES.
RENTAL \ REALTY CO, SIS KING
ST. ALEX, KI. s-1313. 1404 N. Y.
AVE. NV, Ma. s-0007. -