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HOUSES TO SHARE

CHEVY CHASE. D. Cit, D-e. M
Schools. Double bedrm. or seles.,
sep. refgr.; lady, daughter 03) de-
sire share with parent and child
over 10 or . adults. Wo. 6-0432
WILL SHARE lovely large home with
ref1ned lady, pvt. rm.; everything
incl; $3.50 mo. KE. 7-1SS1.
SHARE HOME with girl or mother
with | child, day care Of child If
Sso9e 6Ssi5ed' KR. Kit. bogEss' Dfiyis' TV unlim h
GEORGEToWN-one or two girls
of Georgetown house with two
others; very reasonable terms. DE
2-2129 after 6 and ali day Sunday.
WANTED TO SHARE my home with
2 business ladies; all privils.; ad-
joining GEORGETOWN; ref. EN-. 2-4626,
MASS. AvE.-Young man to Join
maid; very reasonable. WO. 6-61S4.
GEORGETOWN girl to share attr.
furnished, 3-bedrm. home with 2
other girls. Very reas. AID. 1854.
MARYLAND-Coupie or girl to shar.
house with working couple. Reason
able. LO. 4-S109. 80
N.W.-Modern home; sep. refsr.; &C
cept infant: baby sit ewes. Call
after 2 pm. AID. 4-7945. 81
N.W;-Girl, over 25, TO share g.
6edrm; house with ? other girls;
CAREER WOMAN will share house
in Arl.. near Navy Annex and Pen
tagon; $50. ia. .2-6193. 80
TWO GIRLS need B or more to
share lovely. home. Three bedrms,,
full bsmt.. lge. -yd.; conv. to Pent.
and Arl. Hall. Very reas. Call JE
$50 s$OtSSi toSGSiLErHoRPE ST. NE. ne New,
semi-det., 8 rms. and 2 baths. Base
ment, yard; reas. rent. RA. 1866
VET wishes to share
house with or other vets or
students. Bath on every floor. Use
Of entire house, maid service, Un-
linn. phone. TV, kit. and laundry IA
Gil. MA. S-3S94. q to 9. 81
THREE GENTLEMEN would like one
other to share rustic type bungalow
IN n. Arlington. Low rent. JA.
2-o644. 81
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcont.D }

RENT FREE-3 rooms furnished in
7-room modern country home. Nc
Shildren for particulars acGns.y,,s address S
Route 81, Tele:. Fulton S-4128.
double bedrms.. iiv. rm.. din. kit.
and bath; TV: 500. Open IL to 4
Phone KE. 1889 before II am.
ARL.-2 bedrms.. liv.-din. rm., kit,
bath, porch: oil heat; washer. Conv.
loc. $3.50. JA. 2-3443.
1915 EMERSON ST. N.W.-4 bed
rms. liv. rm.. din. rTn., porch, yard.
Convenient to transportation, shop
ping. $50 per mo. Open IL to q
pm. Sunday.
DEALE, Md bedroom modern
AMER. UNIV. PARK bedrms.,
study, 1la baths. well furn., Sept.
15-Dec. Is. Sl75 mo. EN-. 2-S93S.
N:W.-For rent. Immed. occupancy
3 bedrms.. 2 porches, completely
Bendix 1903 Alton pl. NV. (betw.
Conn. and Wis. aves.l Can be seen
Mon. S/3I through 9/5. Il
FURNISHED HOUSE. nr. Vienna, Va,
4 bedrmS., 8 baths. small mod. farm,
easy committing Pentagon or Wash.
$3.50 mo, or exchange for Chicago
c. WATTS. $50 N. Michigan, ave.
CHICAGO |, III. Suite 420. Telephone
Mr.. fta'S S4LIE;xS1AGNiDRrx-a I;S1Gi bedrm. RAM
bier. SlI0 mo. Available Immediate
,EIa y, 1gi JEFFERso;N H7FSS; CT M,cb,0sr
Park Hills. Md. Modern: 6 lge. rms:
painted: ideal location for children
vacant: $3.50 mo-: get key at 1913
Jefferson st. B. F. SAUL CO., 925
O. 18th 81 =, St; Nv; NA; s-2IO0, 80
close in, Convenient 70 center q
town. Sparsely furnished, old
fashioned, two-story frame house,
Only two bedrmS.. but otherwise
spacious. Warm in winter and
cool in summer. Large shaded
yard Grand place for children.
Garage; I will .4s give special reduced 1 (, q
tenant. LUTHER L. MILLER. EN-
2-5957: DI. 7-SS39; DE. 2-O655:
116 CARROLL ST. SEA popular
and conyentent address. close tc
Bids 2erS SaPl'O olda and but HOUSE eompfefeis 8fs
brick house. Immediately avail
able. Sl35. LUTHER l. MILLER
EN-. @-5a57, DI. 1889, DE. 2.0G55
3-BEDRM.. lge. lot. Gear garage,
close to Pentagon and Navy Annex
Call v. EHRHARDT, IA. s-1255.
515 E ST. N.E.-s rms. bath, 2 kits;
completely furn.; suitable for 2
sa snf sfteF tsmefa snn ShsS SE%soM NJ S iniPsct
LOVELY COLONIAL HOME. nearby
Mont CO.: S-rIn. house, 4 bedrmS., :!
baths. :; glass inclosed sun -porches
Beaut. trees and grounds. Furn, OF
unfurn. Call Mr.. Moorman. METZ
LER REALTORS. EN-. 2-74OO,
NORTHAMPTON ST. in Barnaby
Woods Beautiful detached house
3 bedrms., 2l2 baths, large living
rm. with fireplace, dining rm.,
Kitchen, recreation Pm, With tiEe- Re
FRED A. SMITH CO, 1iIS 18th st
TWO-BEDRM., air-conditioned, COM
Portable brick house avail. Sept. 10
to Nov 10; nice location, Takoma
Park: quiet auto. h.; nr. shopping;
no drinking; only 500 monthly
BEN HSoG GLANzER. JU. 9-54s6 or RA
ARIINGToN-Det., bedrms.. well
furn., newly dec. oil heat. near
bus, schools, stores; sI65. IA
TUCKERMAN ST. N.w.-6 rms.
Semidet; brick; S125: adults only
1885 18th ST. N.W.-Beaut. furn.
det. home 9 rms, baths, wall
to-wall carpeting. Call MR.. LAW
RENEE for appt. 10 see, RA. 6-lO63
JU. 5-7l00. 3
HILLCREST S.E.-Det. 5rk.: liv. rm.,
firepl., din. rm. kit. brkfst. pch., >
bedrmS - b. rec rm gar Avail
Sept. L. S165. Compl furn. LU
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SORRY

But only l fortunate family car
occupy this lovely Cape Cod, 3.
bedrm. home: situated in a gor.
geous double wooded lot. Beau.
tiful wall-to-wall carpet in huge
liv. rm. and din. rm. Full bsmt
with laundry of ironer, auto. washer
and dryer. Occp. Sept. 3. Home
at 2S0l 23rd I'd. N. Arl. Attrac
SHANNON & LUCHs COMPANY
1905 H ST. NV. MA. S-2345
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HOUSES TO SHARE (cont.)

TWO WORKING COUPLES to shar,
suburban home. Private. nice yarC
and porch. UN. 4-6937. 30s
GIRL desires quiet, com.
panionable lady to share home; pvt
rm. Rent. under SO a wk. Will
consider Christian man. LU. 4-0939
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

need 2. 3 and 4 bedrm. houses with
options to buy if possible. SIGLER
g. CO., LO. 4-S3S3, HE. 4-S193.
ATTORNEY desires 4-bedrm., e-bath
Sept 9-Nov. 10. HA. 2-9l50.
HOUSES URGENTLY NEEDED, un-
Gh; ch., Md. JOHN T HARRIS,
EN-. 2-s4O0 till pm. so
3-BEDRM. UNFURN. HOUSE wanted
BY ) adults; reasonable rent. Call
ia. 9-5936.
UNIV. PROF. 2 daughters % and
19 wants 3-bedroom house or
apartment for rent; vicinity George
under H. A. R.. Box 1857, Star.
FAMILY. white. desires Oct. 1st oc-
cupancy, Three bedroom house. vic
l4th St; Bridge. S125 mo. Box
GOVT. EMPLoYE desires 3 or 4
%avn 6fdrm hSsss hSgse Lafayette School area
furn. EN-. a-4791. 80
TWO MARRIED COUPLES desire
house with 2 apis. in NV. D. c. or
nearby Va. Prefer yard. Win pay up
to $3.50 mo. Call AID. 4-35S4 80
3-BEDRM. HOUSE with acreage with
in 10 miles of D. c., Md, pref. reas..
by professional man, wife and 3
NAN fadTsS HSD EFE RffF desire u eaSs4 one or two
bedroom unfurnished house. Vicin-
ity Takoms Park or Mt. Rainier.
Rent. S75. JU. S-9306. 80"
ATTORNEY AND SON, age II want
to rent comfortable 2-3-bedrm.
house unfurn.; Chevy Chase. Md,
or Bethesda. Occupancy Sept. ] 8.
3-BEDRM. HOUSE. with acreage.
within 10 miles Of D. c.. Md. pref
Reas.: by professional man, wife
and children; refs. JU. 9-"534.
1 OR = RM. APT. or small house
needed Immediately. Will pay as
much as $50, AID. o-140S. 30
NAVAL OFFICER. wife, :" children,
desire 3-bedrm. unfurn. house: pref.
Palisades. Foxhall. or other desir-
able area, accessible to Anacostia,
MAS: max. rent S125. EN-. 2-42S4
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED
BEAUTIFUL NEW
MICHIGAN PARK

Less than 3 years old, 3 bedrooms
dining rm.. complete mod kitchen
with GE refrig.; full bsmt. anc
many other features. Only SIZE
per month.
STEUART BROS, INC.
ST. 3-4696. DI. 1865
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OPEN SUNDAY, "a Pm.
No. 3O2-3022 Porter st. NV.
This modern and immaculate 2-bed-
rm. apt. Ia blocks west of Con-
bath, both completely modernized
Plus such extras as built-in book
cases, drapeS and Venetian blinds:
excellent shopping, transportation
and residential neighborhood. Priced
to sell: terms.
H. G. SMITHY co.
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DISCRIMINATING ADULT COUPLE
DESIRE UNUSUALLY FINE FUR
WTTH MoDFRN APPoINTMENTS, SfziS;
!. > YR. LEASE: MAIDS QUAR-
TERS. GIVE COMPLETE DETAIL s
AND RENTAL GEORGETOWN.
CLEVELAND PARK. BOX 145-M
STAR.
COLORED FAMILY OF 8 wants 5 or
6 rm. house; will pay S65 to $50
mo. EX. 3-O733.
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J. FULLER GROOM
REALTY COMPANY


IA. 7-44S7 IA. 2-44S7
COLORED 1881 BELMONT ST.
NV bedrmS., liV. rm.. dinette,
kit, bath and porch: reas. down
payment. Inquire Apt. or Apt. "a.
COLORED-1OOs 11th ST. N.W.ws-
story coop bldg, now available efic.
apt. which can be bought on very
easy terms like rent. Prefer adults.
See elevator operator to inspect or
fEc1TM faa NJ Gill rp1 Men, Non, EN-, EM, ,2590o0.
COLORED-1416 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
COOP BLDG bedrm.. liv. rm.,
KIT. and bath. newly redecorated
bldg. Can be bought on very easy
terms like rent. Adults only. For in
formation. call Mr.. Gill Mon, EN-.
5000. LEGUM 81 GERBER REALTY
COLORED. reasonable price, NV.
section. HO. 2-3iqI
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3O15 EDGEWOOD RID.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Owner in Paris, seeks quick rental
3 bedrms.. . baths. attractively
furn.; 5000 per mo. Near D. C.
line. Conv. to bus, schools, etc
Call Mr.. Gill, EN-. 10000. LEGUM
& GERBER REALTY co. 81
COLORED-LARGE HOUSE, nr. 14th
and Girard n.w.-Mostly furn., can
be sublet income producing. 10
zAGAMI REALTY, Ii. 1897.
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MOTEL FOR SALE

beautiful 1@-unit motel with .
cozy atmosphere, nestled among
huge shade trees on the busiest
highway in the East. Ideal for a
home and excellent income. Extra
radios, neon, asphalt drives, curbs,
oil burner and host of other features
too numerous to mention. 1t has a
good repeat transient business and
is in close proximity to three major
race tracks. Is priced low and can
for as little as $4,000 down. Brok-
erS welcome. Call. write or wire
HORSE SHOE MOTOR COURT.
LAUREL MD. Am interested in fast
deal as am leaving for Calf. soon.
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PASTOR & YOUNG
BUSINESSES

DOO44N GOOGO
Now is the time to get set for the
fall and Xmas business.
MILLINERY
Owner retiring. Upper Conn. ave
location. Rent. $40.
GIFTS-CARDS
Several nice ones for your selection
Call HO. 1910.
DELICATESSEN
Excellent Penna. ave. sight seeing
and fruit store location. Rent $50
SUPER MARKET
81 500 wk. income; mixed trade
Rent. SOS. Well stocked Fol
price and terms call Tower 9-5Sl3
BEAUTY SALONS
Nearby Va. Prices range from
$l,500-$S,000; terms. Call OV
3-0607
NURSING HOME
To settle an estate. Lovely sur.
roundings. Excellent income
$1,000 cash handles.
BOWLING ALLEYS
Thriving Va town. No competition
Call Mr.. Weadon, RA. 3-S249.
BEAUTY SALON
Upper Wis. ave. wet units. As
modern as tomorrow other shops
all sections D. c., nearby Md. and
Va, Terms can be arranged
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3-BEDROOM HOME
S110 PER MONTH

M. suitIsnd. On lge. level lot
With kit. big enough for breakfast
set Minutes from Andrews and
Boiling Fields. Call Mr.. STANTON
RE. 1860 or AP. 7-0514. 40
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MICHIGAN PARK
1920 Crittenden st. n.e.-Beautiful
3-bedrm. home with full bSmt., rec.
rm., workroom, laundry tubs, g.
cubic-ft. refgr., Formica sink. gas
hot-air heat, exhaust fan; large
yard; convenient. Call LA 6-5097
or see it today. 3 to z. JOHN F.
DnNOuTTT Qy CONS Al
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ALEXANDRIA
REALTY CO.

317 FORT DR.-New-house cond.,
airy bedrms.. lge. liv. rm.. din. rm.
kit, garbage disposal, elec. range
full bsmt., porch. fenced-in yard
Sl10
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1921 H ST. Sc.
Semidet. brick; 6 rms, 8 bedrms
complete bsmt.. large yard: neal
schools; $115, on lease; vacant
Open.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-20o5
THREE BEDRMS., l acre, basement;
3 mi. south of D. c.; lovely view
Of river; S110 month.
FOUR BEDRMS.-Seven mi. south
of D. c.; full basement; S75 mo
ADERHOLDT REALTY, Lo. 7-s515
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129 E. ST. N.W.-Redec., excel
cond., 6 rms, bath, pantry, lge
closets; INV. h. Reas. rent.
P. J. WALSHE. INC.
lib Eye st. NV. Ma. s-646s
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ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA.

j hedrm. apt, payments only S6a.47
per mo-. incl. everything excepting
telephone. Beaut. decor. ! lbk. to
transp.; owners equity So 3.775.
2-BEDROOM APARTMENT
Also available, air cond., payments
only Ssh per mo.
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ATTENTION

We have homes avail. to rent with
. and rms, prices range from
500 to S135 per mo- Conv. to
everything, incl. Andrews and Boil
ing Fields. Ii. $4,000, SOUTH
EAST REALTY CO. -3
10Th ST. NV.
Colored-Fireproof bldg, As rooms,
15 baths. Ideal for hotel or organ-
iZation Write Box 256-T, Star.
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5112 CONN AVE NV

OPEN SUNDAY, > TO
Beautiful 1st-fl. apt. in this popular
earden-type bldg. with liv. rm.,
foyer, bedrm., kit, bath: all mod
purchased completely furn. for S22,-
500, or will sell unfurn. Reqs. down
payment. balance like. rent
Also a splendid l-bedrm. apt. end
f. front, for $10,95O. See MRS.
Leroy: in lobby. or call IA. S-4032;
nfhna DE DoN
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Ewes, JE. 4-0972 81
PICKFORD PL. NE.
Three bedrms., living rm., dining
rm.. kitchen and bath; all large rms.
$50. EX. 3-24S0. FRED A. SMITH
CO.. lib 18th st. NV. 80
MASS. AVE. NV
12 rms, , baths; suitable roomins
house. Potential income $500 mo.
Reas. rent. DI. 7-671l, ewes. Ia. o.
0504.
COLORED-24I7 18TH ST. S.E.-6-
rm. house avail for imm. occup.
$4,000 mo-, call ME. S-5402.
WE WILL RENT YOUR HOUSE OF
apt. at no cost to owner Property
MANAGEMENT a specially. Call HO. q
0406 or HO. 2-2622.
COLORED
We have several houSeS for rent in
Evening star., 1953-08-30

COLORED HOUSES
AND APIS. ALL SECTIONS. OFFICE
OPEN SUNDAY. IST NATL. REAL
TY, 2 THOMAS CIRCLE NV, RE
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3615 GRANNY ST.
RADIANT VALLEY, MD.
Two-bedroom brick rambler-Large
liv. rm. with fireplace and picture
window, separate din. rm., full
Dsmt.; key at 1910 CRANKY st.;
81 rI7nTe menth;; nth; w nrnr,,s ,,,o
1923 K st. NV. Ma $4,000
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1408 GLEASON ST.
SILVER SPRING, MD.
Three-bedrm, rambler. in beautiful,
new section: gas heat; key at 1406
Gleason St; S110 month.
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NEAR e1st AND EYE SITS. Nv
for business plus iiv. atrs.: $3.50
Re; 1,2137 or II; 1926. 81
ton DIR: and 329 Edgehill dr.-Choic
schools and transp.: 500. oV
1904 II ST. N.E.-can be seen bet
l and 6 on Sunday: quiet neighbor
" h91d; 90 \ rST cSnVenient ner to transp; 80 o
bedrm. brick rambler: lge. liv. rm.
side porch; conv. bus, stores; avail
able Sept. 2: reaS. rent. Call JU
9.0424. L. H. CARMICHAEL
FAEHs AEHslt 6HTuHRcH. HTuHRcH pIMMIr HILLS HILLS
attic; gas heat; S11O. EN-. 2-047I
W. HYATTSVMLE-2 bedrooms, liv
rm., din. rm., kit. and bath: . blkS
to bus and shop; immed. occup.
$l10 mo; Ho. 2-33sS. HA. 2-725s
NEAR ARIi,ANDRIA-s11o a an mo
Three-bedrm, de9 house; tile bath
liv. rm., din. aicove. kit; fencet
yard. DELANEY REALTY CO., XII
9-l211, KI. SSH. 80
l6336 ROLLINS AVE. Sc, Seat Pleas
ant, MQ.--Large mouse. First hoo
has liv. rm. with fireplace, din. rm.
kit. and bath, large front and reaI
porches; End floor has 3 rms. ant
bath Suitable for 2 families. Cal
BEITzELL, DI. 7-3100. 81
IARL.-Three bedrms., full basement
equipped kitchen; Ia yrs. old
conv. to Pentagon, Navy Annex
1923 18th I'd. south; S135. 80
1908 RITTENHOUSE ST. NV.
g rms. 2 baths. 2 incl porches. full
Dsmt., "a bath, recr. rm., det. gar.
o.h.-w.h. Rent S135 mo. For further
details. call Mr.. Adams.
L. R. TURNER, REALTOR
600 7th st. S.W. ME S-O4OC
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IL rms; upper Wis. ave. NV; best
of equip: conforms with all health
regulations: owner states 1900
monthly income; SO. 500 down will
handle. Call Mrs. Koch, ST. 3-15O0.
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COLORED
We have several houses for rent in
NV. and ne. Call HO. 2-04O6; HO.
10000
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PASTOR & YOUNG

"A RMS, 4 BATHS:
income. $3.50 plus Arm. apt; 3-yr
lease; oil heat; only $500 down,
Call Mr.. fowler, ST. 3-I5OO.
nAHnnn O rrArnr@
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10 I 1IOI IIL 1
1900 clock Calvert n.w.-Four 2-rm
apis, private baths. completely fur
niShed; owner quotes S34O monthly
income. Buy property, furniture
and business; $4,000 down. Cal
ST. 3-l5O0
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SILVER SPRING AREA-Urgently
need =. 3 and 4 bedrm. houses with
options to buy if possible. SIGLER
g. CO., LO. 4-S3S3, HE. 4-S193.
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PASTOR & YOUNG

ELDEhbI F1OWE.
Exceptional NV. location; good
Kitchen equip, new deep freeze
quoted over $1,000 monthly gross:
well furnished: buy property. fur
niture and business; $4,000 down
Call ST. $1,000.
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NK. BOLLING md ANDKEWS-
ABB. det. brick: liv. rIn. with
firepl.; full bsmt.; large front and
back yards. S125. TU. 2-422S.-30
3-BEDRM. HOUSE on n -acre lot,
located in Mclean, Va, 5 mi. from
District. Elmwood 6-3343. Imme-
diate possession. -3O
TOWN OF FAIRFAX -3 bedrm.
brick rambler. finished bSmt.; walk
to school and stores; 90 min. from
Pentagon: S125. Crescent 557-J.
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R. BOILING AND ANDREWS

ARLINGTON-3-bedrm. brick row.
Bsmt.. fenced I'd. Walk: dis. Navy
Annex. S12O per mo. ia. 7-6145.
Evening star., 1953-06-09
Better Facilities Asked
For Area Fairgrounds

A resolution calling for the
District Recreation Board to pro-
vide better facilities for area
Fairgrounds was approved at the
seasons final meeting of the
Sixteenth street Highlands Citi-
zens' Association last night.
"The play areas are available, |"
said Theodore Rothman, secre-
tary, "but they are barren of
toilet facilities, drinking foun-
tains and the basic playground
necessities. Provisions should be
made in the recreation budget to
take care of these needs"
All officers were reelected ex-
cept Mr.. Rothman, who declined
to run again. They are: Carl A.
Baumann, president; Col. A. S.
Goodyear, Arst vice president:
Mrs. James r. Kirkland, second
vice president; Miss Elizabeth S.
johnson, secretary: Joseph Mo-
tyka, treasurer, and Bernard
GlasSman and Daniel o. Pyne,
delegates to the Federation Of
Citizens Associations.
The association met in the
Brightwood School, Thirteenth
and Nicholson streets NV.
Evening star., 1953-06-09
EhrIich Named Aide
To Senate Vote Probe

Myron G. Ehrlich, prominent
Washington lawyer, yesterday
was appointed as associate coun-
sci to the Senate Elections sub
committee. The appointment
was announced by Senator Hen
nings, Democrat. of Missouri.
Mr.. Ehrlich will go to Albu-
queruue, N. Mex, tomorrow to
participate in the recount now
being conducted in the election
contest brought by former Secre-
tary of War Patrick Hurley, the
Republican candidate. who was
defeated for the Senate last Mo-
vember by Democratic Senator
Chavez.
Evening star., 1953-06-09

"Hoppy Ever After"
the bride who leaves the
coreful planning of her
beautiful wedding and
dream home to our wise
in every detoiI Wedding
ConsuItonts at home on
our 5th Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-31
Ernie Cage S Marks
Fruit|ess in CY0 Play

Ernie Cage of st. James
mount Rainier), who wound up
play in the st. Johns junior
Catholic Organization basket
ball tournament by setting three
records. scored 18 points yester-
day in the championship game
but couldn't prevent Sacred
Heart from winning, 1928. 1t
was Sacred Hearts third straight
tournament title and gave it
permanent possession of the
trophy.
Held scoreless in the first
quarter, Cage came back to
score 18 points in the last three
periods but the all-around play
of Bob Fletcher and Gene CO.
letta for Sacred Heart was the
eventual difference.
Fletcher, Coletta and Cage,
along with Bob Scharnikow of
St. Jerome's and Ronnie Slant
of st. TereSa'S, were named to
the all-tournament team. Cage
and Slant were named the out
standing players.
Cages records in the tourna-
ment were total points for five
genes. 1877: most points in one
game, So. and a 1874 average for
five games.
In the consolation game. st.
Jerome's defeated Teresa's, So
Al. Slant scored 80 points and
Scharnikow %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-31
Leuhy Calls 1t Natural
Top E opponents of Single Wing
Matched in Rose Bowl Game

this 1t runs straight T plays,
split-T plays and quite frequently
shifts into the single wing with
Bolden becoming the tailback.
The single wing power is highly
spiced with the fullback spinner
series.
UCLA's defense must be con-
tinually on its guard as State
will trap the linemen all day
long if it can. And the minute
the Uclan linemen hold back
they will be hit with some quick
opening plays from the T which
will set up the traps" and vice
versa.
Defense UCLA's Strong Point.
For UCLA. defense is its strong
point and since it is a single
wing team also it shouldn't have
as much trouble with the spin
ner and trap series as we have
had, because the Uclans see
it in practice every day. On
defense the big man is Tackle
Charlie Doud, a real good per-
former. In my book this UCLA
team is one of the truly fine
defensive teams of this era and
I am anxious to see how it will
cope with one of the years
most explosive ofenses. On Of
tense the Uclans are mighty
fair also as they have a triple
threat back who can break up
any ball game. He is ALL
America Paul Cameron who does
everything well, and he has a
capable substitute in Primo
Villeneuva who could prove to
be the days sleeper"
This game along with the
others we have discussed plus
the very fine Gator Bowl attrac-
ton in Jacksonville between
Auburn and Texas Tech gives
the Nations football fans a
choice New Years Day menu.
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NNO1AGLLlucu rIOM rage A-o.l
service break and his relentless
ballhawking forced Vic into err
rors for another break in the
eighth game.
Seixas Shows Spark.
Seixas showed his only real
spark in the second set when he
broke Rosewall's service in the
fifth and seventh games and won
the last IL points in row. But
this time, Vic's rushing tactics
seemed to be working to perfec-
ton and it appeared that at a
long last he was going to catch
up with Rosewall,
The 30-year-old Philadelphia
followed his service to the net all
the time and even rushed in as
Rosewall was about to let go. Ken
seemed reluctant to follow his
own delivery.
After the two decisions that
upset him. Seixas was not him
self Crestfallen and apparently
discouraged, Vic saw Rosewan
run out the third set with ease,
then gain a So lead in the fourth
before he came to life again.
BY that time 1t was too late.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-31
By the Associoted Press

Ais quiet on the Boston pro
basketball front today as every
one connected with the Celtics
tries to give the impression that
harmony reigns once again.
The Celtics' president, Walter
Brown, and Coach Red Auer-
bach. who started an explosion
in the ranks that had Bob
Cousy threatening to ask for a
trade, had apologized to the
team.
II made a mistake" Brown
admitted last night. I'm
through popping off. We've got
to straighten ourselves out with
Cousy." They did. Both apollo
gized.
And the next time I talk to
the writer's" Auerbach promised,
I'm going to have a written
speech"
Browns mistake consisted of
blasting the team for it's show
ing so far. Speaking at a lunch
con for basketball writer's and
broadcasters in Boston Monday,
Brown said: Five hundred ball
isn't enough. Some of our stars
are going to be playing for less
salary unless we get up where we
belong in the Standings-and
that doesn't just mean beating
out Syracuse for second place in
the NBA's Eastern Division"
Lose to Syracuse.
Beating out Syracuse for sec
ond place is proving to be quite
a task. Syracuse beat the Celtics,
$3.50, last night in one half of a
doubleheader in Baltimore. That
put the Celtics at 500, with Is
victories and 16 losses, one and
a half games behind the Nation
ais.
Baltimore upset New York, &c.
70, in the other game. The larg-
est crowd of the season in Balti-
more, 3.198, turned out.
Auerbach's blistering of the
team at the same luncheon was
more personal. He criticized
Cousy, Bill Sharman and Easy
Ed Macauley, calling them "our
big trouble"
"Cousy controls the ball and
it's up to him to let the corner
men make the plays" Auerbach