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BETHESDA
NEAR NAVAL HOSPITAL

Four new, 3-bedroom. brick Colonial
gamblers, on beautiful tree-shaded
lots, in a controlled community of
PETER homes; excellent value. Open
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HOUSES FOR sALE=Mp.

FARM HOME on 8 acres; all nee.
hard-surface road. 8 miles from
Silver Spring; SMITH ALLNUT,
Docfoks SS SokzSs0' xTfESfioN! Sx1lS efi Sys' FORMER
Star model home. best Silver Spring
commercial on colesville rd.; 4
bedrms;. 21a baths, den, garage and
rSes.0n & c.. ri. 5009 s.4544. a d ASSSiNasSN
90 HICKORY AVE, Takoma Park,
Md.-Priced $4,000. $4,000 cash;
Handicapped corner; 4 rooms and bath
on ,1st floor; furnished Ink. apt. on
End floor. Or can be used as =
rooms and Q baths. WIDD1F1EdLD.
Trades WELCOME Two-bedrroSom
siIsS0. s: BEERS ssias; BRos' Dr'fid fii Q, iGT Su
RxMBLEiR VALUE OF THE YEAR
all-brick; 2S-ft. fiv. rm.. sep. din.
rm, huge kit: ,bedrms., 2 tile
baths. rec. rm. with bar and hre-
soxlS6 sas5oso asssF5sss rSxNK 1sysl KyOsdee g. pH It.
LIPS. DI. 7-i4ii; ewes. o.. 2-4s34.
RESTRICTED. WOODED SECTION
Bethesda. 4 bedrms. 2 baths. rec. rm.,
gar, peri. cond., beaut. garden, owner
leaving city. j. NOBLE BOAz. Of.
HOME gG m q CouNTRY@oout 81 IujRSeo colesy,lle wS
way; a honey home in q made-to-
order setting; large liv rm., din
rm. paneled with walnut and
oeamed ceiling; 2 delightful dens
with adjoining powder rm., pine
paneled kitchen; living porch Of
stone leading to patio; 3 twin-bed
rooms, baths on 2nd H.; 24-ft.
plne-paneled rec. rm. with full bath.
This "close-in estate" is only 70
miies from White House; priced
rieht and good terms. BY appt.
2-5441.
THREE -BEDRM. RAMBLER onlv
S14,950. Kensington area. As.
sumo large AZ G1 loan Excel. buy.
aA:AsJJA KEss1NGER & Co, JU.
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BETHESDA AREA

BETHESDA AREA
1st-FL. BEDRM. AND BATH
white brk. Colonial. Excel
community; walking distance Naval
Hospital and NH. Living rm. with
fireplace, din, rm., screened porch,
Ige. mod, kit. bedrm.. full bath,
lst n; bedrms. and bath, End f..
Mohler, MA. S-40SO; ewes. OIL.
2.2SO8. ]. RUPERT MOHLER JR.,
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OPEN / TO 8 SAT. AND SUN,
WHITE BRICK
S23,S50, onicer being trans. Must
81 SSl! ms mouse at once. Loc. close to
payment. New hse. cond.. Lge. liv.
rm. w/freplace, full din. rna'. spac
GIT, and powder rm. on 1st f.: 2nd
4. contains 8 good size bdrms' and
full bath; Full bsmt. Almost IL acre
81 tenced, attr. gardens. Directions:
Chase Cir. left Jones Bridge Rd,,
1905. Cali OIL. 2-Oi35.
FULTON r. GORDON. .IR- co
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BIEE,ThESDA-De luxe rambler: 5643
inR i%als4n on lane eio! II you have been look;
be amazed by this value. 3 twin
Sized sa bedrms.. 2 baths, lge. screened
Iar Irear patio, all GE de luxe kit.
numerous custom features through
out. At S31,500 it compares 10
homes priced much higher. You must
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 10 TO DARK
Directions: Out Wis. ave. to Bank of
bethesda, left on GEORGETOWN rd.
1or approx. 3 blks. to Wilson lane,
left on, Wilson lane to 5643 and
turn In driveway. REGIONAL
REALTY CO. OIL. 4-613l.
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
Restricted community of the better
type rambler homes; 3 and 4 twin
size bedrms., ! "a to Az tiled baths.
Each home individually designed.
Priced from $4,000 to $40, 800.
ROBERT E. HEATER, Agent, JU.
g-OO2l. Once on the property
EYES, call Mr.. Coleman, JU. S-534 5.
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BETHESDA

A. really fine through center-ha1,
brick Colonial 3-bedrm. home in a
conv., loo. close to Shopping, transp.
Lynnbrook and Our Lady Of Lourdes
schools; situated on q large, level,
corner lot. Owner leaving city,
4;8072. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
OIL 4-1QR6
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
new 3-bedrm.. 2-bath brick
rambler. bsmt with firepl., flagstone
terrace. garage. Completely air con-
ditioned. Open daily . to 8 pm.
Directions: Out Conn. ave. to Chevy
Chase Circle. east on Western ave.
sD to Tb to sns se5 s1t F1rnsS to ne Hensr
H. J. Korzendorfer Co., Inc.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

OT1EV I OHAOE, MD.
First Offering Of this fine brick CO.
lonial on one Of the prettiest streets
in this much sought-after COM
with through center hall: 8 bedrms.
with 2 baths on the 2nd floor. A
lovely, level garden, beautifully
planted and shrubbed. Ewes, OIL.
4-S072.
SAMUEL E: BooLEy CO.. INC.
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BetheSda-SilVer Spring Area
Three ramblers, on Ouinton I'd. IN
Rosemary Hills. with 3 bedrms.. full
basement with lavatory, all-electric
Kitchen with dining space, Separate
DIN. rm; and off-street parking area;
only S23,250 Open daily. , to
pm; Directions: From 18th st.,
WeSt on East-West hwy. l mile to
and homes.
H. J. Korzendorfer Co., Inc.
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Observation-Disclosures
a,story de luxe Cape Cod rambler
Z bedrooms and bath on 1st floor:
Znd tloor semifinished for 2 bedrms.
porch; fenced yard; 3N yrs. old !:
excel; cond. Cali OWNER, OIL
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OIson Rules MiddIeWeiqhts
With GoyiIon Only Challenger

jaw first and then a right.
never thought I hit him hard
enough to knock him out"
Turpin attributed his defeat
to personal things on my mind" "
Il think I could have stopped
him in the eighth if I was right
mentally" the former champion
said family.
Turpln is separated from his
wife and has been named a
correspondent in a divorce SUIT
Asked why he stayed on the
ropes, he replied search me-"
II felt as strong as ever at the
f1nish," said Turpin who scored
one of boxing's mightiest up
sets when he whipped Robinson
in 1851. II was just missing
No. He didn't hurt me-not
even when he knocked me down.
| Turpin, who weighed a sur
priSing low 157 to Olson's 1591a
had been criticized roundly fol
not boxing enough in training
Asked if he would have trained
differently now that he knew
Olson's style, he replied, 'No, my
trouble wasn't physical-it was
mental"
His mental pains will be eased
somewhat by a purse Of $55, ,624.
Olson received the same. Each
received 80 per cent of the net
gate and the 100000 radio-tele-
vision money. The fight was
broadcast and telecast coast to
coast but New York and a rs
Evening star., 1953-10-22
TWpin's Training
Blamed by British
For Loss to Olson
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Oct. 22.-Randolph
Turpin's defeat by Bobo Olson
in the world middleweight title
fight lis a ring tragedy that can
be explained at the moment by
inadequate training methods, "
George Whiting said in the Lon
don Evening Standard today.
In a story from New York
splaShed across the front page,
Whiting blamed Turpin's defeat
on his lack of condition.
Other comment:
London Evening News: Sack
cloth and ashes and do not look
for any excuses. Turpin was we'll
and truly beaten" The News
said Turpin'S training methods
were suspect from the start.
Before the fight, British sports
writer's criticized Turpin'S "aS
I please" training methods.
Evening star., 1953-10-22
StengeI Has 10 Grope
For New WordsA After
Top Manager Award
By the As,oeinted Pres.

GLENDALE, Calf, Oct. o.
Casey Stengel is duly grateful.
for the fourth time in five years,
to be named baSeball's manager
of the year.
He made this point as clear
as he can make anything clear
when advised at his home that
he had won the 1853 award,
hands down. The Yankee skip
per received lot of the 179 votes
cast by members of the Base
ball Writers Association of
America in the annual Associated
Press poll.
The vote was quite a tribute
to the 64-year-old manager, the
only man ever to lead a team
to five straight world champion
ships.
Never a man without word,
Casey nonetheless had to scratch
around a bit for new ones to
express his pleasure for this
additional laurel. After all, he
won this same distinction in
1949, 1850 and 1852.
Astonishing Movement.
AS Stengel put it-and it is
impossible to record precisely
how he put it-this award was
purely a case of the Yankee
team, the front Office and the
coaches all combining in an as
tonishing movement "to build
me up and win for me this great
honor"
They showed fine co-opera-
ton in not holding me back, "
Stengel declared at another
point. And if that sounds like
a battling statement, blame no
one. Quoting the sage of Glen
dale can often become a thing
of utter desperation. But fun.
In any event, Casey seemed
intrigued that his vote was far
greater than the combined bal
lot for the other IS managers
In the big leagues.
MilWaukee'S hero, Charlie
Grimm, was second, with 30
votes. six more than Casey's
beaten rival in the World Series,
Chuck Dresser, then of Brook
lyn and now of Oakland, Calf.
Other votes: Paul Richards,
White Sox, 10; Lou Boudreau,
Red Sox, 4; Al Lopez, Eddie
Stanky and Rogers Hornsby, /.
Tremendous at First.
"The first time we win the
championship, this vote or award
to me was tremendous" Casey
recalled, adding that he was
"elated." it was really some
thing" and wonderful as the
next awards were received.
Nov we get to this fifth and
we win the championship again
and first I have to say my
players were great-With speed
and good armS-and they at
tend to business and naturally
you have to say the front Office
which there has been no
changes in since I come to the
club-has stood back of me and
my coaches gotta be thanked for
the job they did for me.
"FellaS kept asking me how
am I going to win five straight"
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Continued From Page CID
making the weight of his own
division.
"It came off like we planned" T"
said Bobo who wept unasham-
edly after the unanimous de-
cision was announced. II was
to give Turpin the first three or
four rounds and then finish
fast"
my manager told me to go
SLOW" he added. so I just took
my time and let him wear him.
self out. I felt I got stronger
as I went along and wasn't tired
at the end.
1.-The hardest blow he hit me
was a left hook in the middle of
my face in the fourth round"
Pounded Against Ropes.
Like Robinson, Bobo discov-
cred that Turpin couldn't fight
going back and he pounded him
against the ropes. Every time
he maneuvered the 11-to-5 un-
derdog to the cords, the crowd of
1850 which paid $167,651,
started hollering. The two
knockdowns were scored with
Randy against the ropes.
Olson, a relentless puncher
and determined body bomber.
said he felt he won the fight by
wearing down Randy with his
body blows.
"On the two knockdoWns, I
caught him with a left to the
Evening star., 1953-10-22
Becraft 10 Try Comeback
Al Marlboro Sunday

George Becraft, stock car
racer for 10 years until his re-
tirement five years ago, will at
tempt a comeback when he races
at the Marlboro Motor Raceway
Sunday.
Besides holding several rec
ords in roadster. midget and mo-
torcycle associations, Becraft has
driven trotters at Rosecroft, Ball
timore and Laurel Raceways.
Fifty drivers will compete for
the "a starting berths in the
25-lap feature for sportsmen
stock cars. Three 10-lap prelimi-
naries. two 12-lap semifinals and
a 10-lap consolation event will
precede the feature race. The
first race is at 2::30 pm.
Sundays race will end the
battle for the Northern Virginia
Stock Car Clubs point-scoring
championship.
Evening star., 1953-10-22
St. Martin's S Ace Scores
4 TouchdoWns in Victory

st. Jerome's and. st. Joseph's
Home won shutout victories yes
terday to remain undefeated in
the Catholic Youth Organiza-
ton Junior Football League.
Section II, but 14-year-old
Jimmy Robinson of ST. Martin S
stole the show as he led his team
to a $40 triumph over Nativity
Young Robinson scored four
touchdowns, one on an 85-yard
run, and passed for four extra
points to pace the victory at
Edgewood Playground.
st. Jerome's won it's fourth
straight in beating St. Francis
de Sales, 1870, at Turkey Thicket
and st. Joseph's Home defeated
Sacred Heart, 800, at Taft
School for its third in a row.
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maneuVering Randy to the
ropes and banging him with
both hands. And all the strong,
awkward Britisher would do was
roll his head around.
There was no doubt as to what
the decision was going to be.
Judge Charley Shortell had it
liza, Referee AL Berl, 9-4-2,
and Judge Arthur SusSkind, 81.
The Associated Press scorecard
tabled it 10-4-1.
The only visible damage to
either fighter was a cut which
Turpin received under his left
eye in the third round and a
cut mouth. His seconds did a
good job on the injury under
his eye and there was never a
thought that the bout might be
stopped because of it. The worst
that happened to Olson was an
occasional nose bleed.
Evening star., 1953-10-22
LITTLE SPORT
mile area around the metropolis
was blacked out of the TV.

mile area around the metropolis
was blacked out of the TV.
Net Gate $128,415.
The net gate amounted to
$128,415, of which the two fight
ers each received $38,524. Their
share of the radio-TV receipts
was $17,100.
For overall performance,
Bobo did a better job on Turpin
than Robinson did in regaining
the title 81 days after he lost it.
Olson appeared headed for
the deck in the first three
rounds. Turpin bombed him
with all he had in the first three,
raking him to the head and
body.
But from the fourth on it
was a new fight. Bobo kept
wading in on his firing rival,
cutting him to the body and
setting a relentless pace.
The shutting Californian kept
Evening star., 1953-10-22

Casey went on, "and said how
should I know, know some peo-
pie that knew how they won
four straight but I didn't know
any one who had won five
straight and how was I gonna
know how to win five if nobody
else did?"
In conclusion, or nearly so,
Casey noted:
1--WE got a pretty good outfit
and If they don't get too conf
dent and don't go too far on
this honor Mr.. Stengel has just
won again, well -
Well, the Yankees will make
it six straight.
Evening star., 1953-10-22
Weekend Football

TODAY.
Clemson at South Carolina.
TOMORROW.
District Area.
Maryland at Miami (n).
MONTGOMERY JC at Montclair Teach
Wilson Teachers at Newport News
app. school M.
Fort Meade at Fort Monmouth n).
East.
Lehigh at Boston n).
Alfred at ithaca nD.
Camp Lejeune at Fort Eustis (n).
SATURDAY.
District Area.
=, George Washington at william and
Navy at Pennsylvania.
Virginia at Vanderbilt
j. c. Smith at Howard.
Gallaudet at Bridgewater
Boiling Air Base at Little Creek
Fort Belvoir at Jacksonville MAS
Naval Receiving Station at Columbian
Paris Island at ouantico.
Virginia State VS.. Hampton Institute
1T Griffith Stadium fn.b.
East.
Columbia at Army.
Texas Christian at Penn State.
vMI at West Virginia.
Cornell at Princeton.
Dartmouth at Harvard
Colgate at Yale.
Fordham at Rutgers.
Holy Cross at Brown.
Bucknell at Lafayette.
Scranton at Temple (n).
Findlay at Buffalo (n).
Rhode Island at HofSton (n)
klngS Point at Kings College (n).
Adelphi at Upsala.
Colby at Bowdoin.
Delaware at Connecticut
PTs5El,n PPTs5fl Tech H.rFS1 a. RSandOiph- -MSISscon
gettysburg at MuhlenberR
Grove City at Allegheny
Hobart at Union.
Johns Hopkins at SuSquehanna.
Lincoln at Delaware State.
MaSsachusetts at Northeastern.
Norwich at Vermont.
Penn Military at Juniata.
RPI at Rochester.
81. vincent at Waynesburg (n).
81. Michael's at Springf1eld.
81. Lawrence at New Hampshire.
Thiel at Washington & Jefferson
UrsinuS at Swathmore.
West Chester at East Stroudsburg
West Virginia State at Morgan state.
=. Western Maryland at Hampden-
Westminster at Geneva.
wesleyan al Amherst.
Williams at Tufts.
Worcester Tech at Coast Guard.
South.
Mississippi State at Alabama.
Nlllanova at Kentucky tn.
North Carolina at Georgia.
North Carolina State at Duke.
1SU at Florida.
Tulane VS.. Auburn at Mobile.
Mississippi VS.. Arkansas at Memphis.
Washington & Lee at VPI.
DAVIDSON nat at Furman. snilO"O'
Presbyterian at The Citadel.
st. Augustine at Virginia Union.
Stetson at Wofford.
Midwest.
Georgia Tech at Notre Dame.
MichiSan MichiSsn stotS st Minneseta; IN en1du.
Nebraska at Missouri
Ohio State at Wisconsin.
Indiana at Iowa.
Syracuse at Illinois
Southern Methodist at Kansas.
Iowa State at Drake.
Oklahoma State at Detroit (n.).
College Of Pacific at Marquette.
Akron at Wooster
cambridge at Great Lakes Naval.
Brandeis at Wayne.
Carnegie Tech at Case.
6S.;:5! B6sSison q st MUSK Mia3skinsHm.
Indiana state at Butler.
John Carroll at Bradley.
Kenyon at Capital.
Ohio Wesleyan at oberlin.
SeWanee at WABASH.
Toledo at Bowling Green.
Washington (St. Louis) at western
Michigan.
Western Reserve at Cincinnati (n).
Wichita at Kansas State.
Wilmington at Wittenberg.
Youngstown at Baldwin Wallace.
Southwest.
Colorado at Oklahoma.
Rice at Texas.
Baylor at Texas ARM.
Arizona state tTempel at Houston.
New Mexico Ann at Texas Tech tn1.
North Texas State at Texas Western.
Hardin-Simmons at West Texas State,
Far West.
Southern California at california.
Stanford at Washington.
Washington State at UCLA
wyoming at Utah.
San Jose State at oregon.
Utah state at Colorado AIM
oregon state at Idaho.
New Mexico at Montana.
Brigham Young at Denver (n.).
Sunday.
Boston COLLEGE at Xavier.
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OFFICIAL CARDS.

CARDS.
$:;:;!: ) $$;:.' ?;$s $;::. f s
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

CALvERI HOUSE, USE. l4ol 18th st.
menus. ". svitch6Osrd:' ideal ee io.
cAPiToL TERRACE. $500 18th 70 st.
Saa Sesut sHSINaodines; iocssioa g. 5ss45 y 5m H
ROOM. BOARD and child care for
mother moth and ! or children. or chill
NICE, LGE. DELE. RM.; twin beds:
good breskfast. pS5S Det. Southern home.
1888 18Th ST Nw.-Lars. TIL triple
and double rooms for men and
women: plenty Of good food; lsun-
dry facilities: $6O-65 month.
Phone HU. 1886. -I2
FOR EMPL. MOTHER and child: NV.
section. near school: TV, Bendix;
child care. Ia. 9.5307. Ia
optional. New house. % Bus f AZ corner. aGaae
.OIs MASS. AVE. NV. pissin's
Guesthouse has several vacancies
TOR young men and women; food
service; cleanliness; location the best
In city. Dupont Circle. DE. 2-979s.
WALTER REED VIC, 693l 9th ct.
NV. - Nicely furnished twin-bed
room. Delicious meals. RIA. 3-4124.
WALTER REED vIC.-Newiy furn.
rm.;. man or woman; home-cooked
meals; COW. transp. RIA. 3-5424.
1903 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
food; conv. transp. Prices reason
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APIS. FURNISHED Gent,

2811 PA. AVE. S.E.-1 bedrm.. Iiv-
ing rm:. dinette. kitchen and bath
GEORGETOWN-Large iv. rm.. .
double bedrms.. flrepl.; Ist A.: suit
able girls; s175; Ho. 2-0567.
1890 1sth ST. NV rms. kit
sFs j. sSGSo.' i't9' eos tseE' ii st. 'nyS NV
1918 1918 elScvEi CALVERT ST. N.w.-suit. Mis ga
girls: liv. rm:. bedrm., kit, bath,
S95 no AID. 4-9472 before z. z
IN CITY-412 Tenn. ave. ne. Apt
81 3 rms. bath back porch; z empl
LIVING RM., kit, dinette, 2 bedrms.,
den, pvt. bath. Adults. Christian
PRivATE ENTRANCE, nice rm., next
bath and shower, lse. closet; hot
plate; everythinE furn.,. $50 ssle;
1915 COLUMBIA RD. NV bed
rm.. kit. semibath. Adults only.
$47 mo. NE. S-9s92; ewes. TU.
ARLiNG;ToN-4 furn. rms. conv. loo.
to bus. shopping and theaters; Is
mins; 1laIial rentason ,sss andnD. e. Gan e.
--1S
1883 FAIRMoNT ST. NV rms,
bath, 2nd floor front. Immaculate.
$75 mo. CO. 6-6826 after 6.
TAKOMA PK.-Nicely furn. bedrm.,
liy. rm., kit. bath. pvt, utils., TV:
l blk. exp. bus. 500 mo. JU. 6-5269.
1901 CALVERT ST. NV, near 18th
and Col. rd. Elevator apt: 2 bed
rms, liv. rm.. din. rm., kit, bath.
1862 IIus COIUMBIA % RD. N.w.-Nicely
furnished efficiency rm. in apt. bldg.
ral1
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

COLLEGE GIRL. colored, part time
typist; start pm. TU. 2-O901.
EXPERIENCED STENo.. desires cler.
ical work, S. S., Md. o am, 3 pm
daily. JU. 7-9l1S.
EXPER. SECY.- .-STENoGRAPHER -
Permanent Wash. resident white
desires tempo. position; : mos. max.
2-weeSs minimum. Best local refs
Box 376-T. Star.
MEDICAL RECEPTIoNIsT young
hosp. nursing training, . yrs. COL
lege: know typing. Box 57-V, Star
NURSE. practical. available for work
any time. References. RE. 1889
NURSE. hospital training. excellent
reference; kind care for aged bed
ridden patient. Box 359-T. Star
PHARMACIST. female, colored, reg
tStered in D. c. and Maryland, ex.
perienced in retail and hospital
work, desires full-time position.
Call AID. 4-0501. l2s
SECRETARY desires evening work in
ONCE or own home. Lockwood
5-4632. %"
YOUNG WOMAN. colored. desires Of
fice cleaning lob. or days work. RA.
6-6349. IL
MIDDLE-AGED LADY wishes conces-
sion, manager or supervisor posi-
tion in q small gentlemen's club
eficient. cooperative. speak Eng
U, S. A. Box BAIT. Star. l2'
COLORED WOMAN wants to take
care of children in her own home,
DAYS a week. DI. T-UgS2.
Evening star., 1953-01-12
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

FURNITURE MOVING Of any kind.
experienced help. reas. rates. free
estimates. Phone JE. 2-2111. Night
phone. ia. 2-9596. la
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country safe storage In
sSons ssSSarsfs No TSSi ToSSmsi NoN sxRsrt RoRaS R5ssnS
CO. INC Established 1006)
ARE YOU MOVING to California or
20 some other Western State? Daily
service on household goods and autos
ct lower rates. JUDSON FORWARD
ING, MA. S-4S62
COMPARTMENT stor-
age--Low as So per mo-; reasonable
moving rates; Va. and D. c. SAFETY
STG. & TRANSIT. CO.. TIE. 6-51e8.
ROYAL TRANSFER We move by
the job or So per hr.; 9 rms. as low
as $50. DE. 2-6136 or DE. 2-0066.
MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture rs I.art
payment on your moving, storage:
rcas. ia 9-2937 ewes. RA. 3-I4I6.
WE MOVE TRUNKS
Odds and ends or entire household;
reasonable: free est.
QUICK TRANSFER. NO. 1918.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1916 E CAPITOL ST. N.E.-Large
rm.. nicely furn.. good heat: hot
water. stove, Frigidaire; reas.
Sc. Mr.. SOUsA BR.-Warm studio
apt. with kit; share bath: reas. LU.
2-T756, if no ans, Ii. 7-344s. IA
40 KENTUCKY AVE. S.E--2 light
housekeeping rms bedrm. and
I74S r ST. N.W.-Housekeeping room.
next g bath: suitable for q Frisid,
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE-Completely
furnished; run. water and refgr.
rms. gas range;
share bath and refsr.; nr. transp.
Call IA. $1,000. Ia
2I47 r ST. N.W.-Refgr.. clock ra-
tiio, Tv. earphones; $15: newly dec;
NV. BEDRiM. ron LADY, abstainer.
dble. hot plate. refEr:: lge. closet;
excel. transp. RA. 3-0776. --1S
18th AND RHODE ISLAND NE
Two-rm. housekeeping apt; electric
plate, full kit.,Skre phone, bath ad-
JOINING. Also addttional lge. sleep
ins yR. Ap. A-21e2 -19
Evening star., 1953-01-12
ROOMS FURN.-Mp. 6 VA.

1917 N. EDGEWoOD-Lovely rm.. mr..
busline; unlim. phone; living rm.
privileges ia. S-531S. lis
SUBURBAN ALEXANDRIA, Rosemont
area, nr. Masonic Temple-In pvt.
home. 2 bedrms. and pvt. bath: for
2 girls, teachers, airline hostesses
or nurses. Close to bus. $50 per rn.
CHAS. r.. HOOFF, INC, 1907 Duke
St., TIE. 6-3445.
ARLINGTON-Conv. to Tiecht. Co..
Arlington Hall. Pentagon; rm. for
cple.; housekeeping priyil.; In quiet.
refined home. ia. 2-2S16. -12
ARL:-Nice rm;; kit. priyils.: man
only; SIS 70 So wk.: in Cherrydale;
real home for men. IA. 2-6374
CHEVY CHASE. on Conn or 2
sol. rms, pvt. bath and entrs.; phone
in rm.: in new rambler. MRS. WAYS.
NO. 7-3343 days; OIL. 4-3503 ewes.
N. ARL.-2 spacious ssl. and dbl
rms connecting bath; gentleman:
pvt. home; unlim. phone; 2 blks. bus
and shhoopping; s36 and S45 mo.
siHvER' sPsRING-Furn. double rm.
in pvt. home; breakfast priyils.
ARL.-NICE ROOM, for gentleman.
next bath and shower; near Penta-
gon and Arl. Hall. ia. 4-0560.
liz