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Evening star., 1953-06-09
Minor Leagues
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

BY the Assoeiated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Portland, 3-3; San Francisco, 0-6.
Sacramento, 5: San Diego, L.
Only sames scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo, 4; Louisville, 3.
Kansas City, 4: Indianapolis, 4.
St. Paul, Z; Charleston, 4.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Montreal. 2: Ottawa, 1.
Baltimore, 6: Toronto, 2.
Buffalo, 4: Springfield, 8.
Only games scheduled.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Little Rock. II; Birmingham, !.
Memphis, z; Atlanta, 2 Ill innings.
Only games scheduled.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Denver. 4; Des Moines. 2 u4 innings).
Colorado SprinES. 4: Lincoln, !.
Pueblo at Sioux City postponed.
Omaha. II: Wichita. 0-1.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Dallas, 3: Shreveport, u.
Fort Worth, 8; Beaumont. 8.
San Antonio, 4: Tulsa, ..
Houston. 4; Oklahoma City, 1.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Scranton, 8; Williamsport, 3.
Reading, 10; Wilkes Barre, o.
Elmira, 4: Schenectady, /.
Binghamton, &: Albany, I.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Charleston at Jacksonville. postponed.
Columbia, e; Savannah, 4.
Columbus. 3; Macon, ..
Montgomery at Augusta postponed.
Evening star., 1953-06-09
YESTERDAYS GAMES
RedIeqs, 8; Dodgers, 5

IotalS 80 III ~ Al Totals 80 IL ~ IL
Lined into double play for Hatton in
fPoubled for Hughes in 4th.
tGrounded into double play for Nor
gan in Sth.
sFlied out for Podres in Sth.
Cincinnati --- 200 500 O1O-S
Brooklyn 100 21O OlO-5
Evening star., 1953-06-09

EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 900; pace
class 23;. mile; second division.
8. Hopeful Rosecroft u. Arthnr) - 81
4. Worthy Volstadt "a. Dixon) - Al
s. Homestretch Flare (W. Hudson) 5-1
6. King Katy u. Stokley) - 6-1
>. Beth Brewer (Jack Smith, 6-l
8. Scarab's Lady IN Hubbard) - ST.
III. M H. IT. Walters) - 81
!. Alton Hollie (R. Riddick) -----12-l
Best bet-Volo Majesty.
Best notwithstanding Surprise In
the fourth.
Evening star., 1953-06-09

Heurich Brewers vs.. Bonat's Cafe OF
Scogna TailorS on the South Ellipse
Bureau OF Ships VS. MATS on the Eas
Ellipse Marine Barracks VS.. Used CaI
Dealers on the Anacostia No. field,
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Yesterdays Major League Box Scores
PhiIIies, 7; 3

Totals 81 10 024s Totals SO IL ~ IA
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Rosecroft Graded Handicap
POST TIME. 8:15 PM.

Scratched-Marcia Scott and Ace Cash.
Evening star., 1953-06-09

SIXTH RACE-Purse. S2,250: the
Lacy's Cup Race; pace class Fl; mile;
Evening star., 1953-12-20
BARGAIN

1917. .26-ft., Richardson day cruiser
1l5-h.p. Chrysler; excel cond.
owner leaving state: original cost
800: for quick sale, $4,000. Box
ga Star
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MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY-DAVIDSoN 1851 74O Nv
excellent eondition: Price $3.50. Cal
MOTORCYCLE BATTERIES - New
for Harley or Indian, while they
last. $40. exch. 626 New York
ENGLISH FRANCIS BARNETT. 1853
S1a h,p.. for sale. Great saving
WVAaN1ED. JUNK OR UNUSED mo-
torcycles. Ii. 7-l250.
MOTOR SCOOTER. Cushman; just
overhauled; buddy seat; S75. Call
WA 7-52US.
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DODGE PIcKUPs - s2oF
l941 Int. Walk-in or panel. ga. S10C
$50 Chev. lIa-ton, is. 900 mi. 800
1912 Dodge, hyd. dump $500
1942 Diamond T express $500
FRANKS SALVAGE, AP. 7-o022
Evening star., 1953-12-20

FORD 1949 Custom Fordor sedan;
$4,000 miles. To settle estate no
reasonable offer refused. IA. S-1506,
FORD, IL conv., beautiful appear
ance, r. h.. needs top and rings:
S295 S5 down. WO. 6-97SS. 5336
Wis. ave NV "a"
FORD 1850 Tudor Custom 8; radio,
heater, seat covers, paint, Haw-
thorne green; is faded but me-
chanically Al. Tires. battery and
brake Innings new this summer /
tried to sell at a fair price: this
is a distressed price to move now.
$3.50. KI. 9-55l2. go
FORD 1949 Custom Tudor S-cyl. ::
radio, heater, seat covers, low mile
age. original owner. KI. S-9303.
FORD 40 super de luxe Tudor;
radio. heater. custom-tailored COW
erS; original finish; shows the per-
feet care it has had; many miles Of
trouhle-free service; all this for
nothing down; full price only S295.
Monday at HANDLEY-FoRD. 6323
Ga. ave. nv. IA. 9-S416.
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81 2-dr.; dark green,
heater, other extras:
IL, ,O4O. JE. 4-3343 for
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Yacht Insurance

HUGH ALEXANDER, Sterling 3-444O
- BUY WITH CONFIDENCE
1854 81 Richardson sedan rs; sleeps
s. Sl1.3235.
1854 40, Richardson dcfb.; twin
screw. $50 h.p.
1854 25- Marina Rocket, exp, sleeps
1858 "A, Marina Rocket. exp; sleeps
- $3.50
1858 lS' Marina Rocket. exp; sleeps
.. 5000
Wheelers, Matthews. chris-craft
richardson's, Elcos. Owens. Correct
Craft and custom used boats in
all price ranges. sizes and styles.
See the Correct Craft in
MGM's new movie, Easy to
Love-" starring Esther Will
liamS and Van Johnson.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
For your convenience in Christmas
shopping We will remain open Mon
day and Tuesday til 8 pm, Dec.
2lSt and 22d.
THE WASHINGTON MARINA
1900 Maine Ave. S.W. RE. 7-4797
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GARAGES

I,5OO-So. FIT. GARAGE in conv. ne.
location. has 200 so. #. OF storage
space on End f; parking lot in front
9 Mon through Sat. 30
GARAGE FOR RENT, $40 per mo.
Ala Buchanan st. NV. IA. 9-4354.
I'll
IDEAL FOR STORAGE, large. double
brick; 2OX20: eiec.. $50 mo. 1874
Lamont st. W LO 1886 30
GARAGE, 2-story brick bldg: lge
md floor ideal for storage; rear
>I33t list st; NV. 30
Sale. brk. garage for small car or
storage CO. 5-3O5A
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Good brick
garage. LO. 5-2274
FOR WORKSHOP or storage. 2-Story
9TH and c ne. JU. 1871.
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AUToMoTIVE MISC.

80 MERCURY 4-door sedan; heater.
excel. motor, runs fine; owner must
sell, SS5 or best offer. AP. 1851
1852 CHRYSLER VS. ENGINE. brand
new. complete and ready TO connect
to - to As Ford or Mercury trans
mission; $3.50 or best offer. Phone
JA 2-lSa6.
RADIATORS f2l. for '35-'37 Plym-
outh Al cond IS each: also trans
mission. $40. CY. .1-g156
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-04

their own 40 to the Devil 8 before
losing possession of the ball on
downs. The So yard drive was
engineered by Jenrette with a 26
yard pass play from Jenrette to
Todd highlighting the play.
The strong Lion line stymied
the Devil offense and Walden
kicked to the mid-field stripe. The
Lions offensive power faltered
under the strain of a fast moving
Devil line and Jenrette elected to
pass on fourth down with the ball
resting on the Devil "A. The pass
was incomplete and the Devils
took over with the stage set for
their second score.
Walden faded and tossed to Nor
ris who gathered in the pigskin
on the Lion 20 and raced across
the goal for the touchdown that
pushed the Devils ahead 1870. The
45 yard touchdown pass was one
of the most beautiful plays of the
evening.
AS the game moved into the
fanal period and took on the
appearance of a one-sided vict-
DRY for the Devils it was Lion
back T.. New who took charge
Of the situation and sped through
the Devil defensive unit for %
yards in two consecutive plays.
]. Todd picked up two then
New streaked through the line
again for seven yards to the
Devil Is. Lion back Jack Todd
scOOted off right end the cut
back to the center of the field
as he eluded would be ia cklers
all over the field to cross the
goal line standing up for the
first Lion score of the night that
put them back into the ball
game. b. Spivey added the PAT
by conversion.
The Devils, not to be outdone
took the kickoff on their own g.
and began march that culminat
ed with Walden skirting RICH
end from the 9 for the final Dew
score of the night. The PAT wa
added when H. Mills plunged
the line.
With the Devils IN the lead 90
and time running out in the bal
game, the Lions roared back will
drive from their own 40. A pas
from Jenrette to J. Todd carried
for 80 yards to the Devil Is. Jen
rette sneaked through the line t
the Devil where T. New cut of
left tackle for the touchdown. Tn
final whistle blew as New score,
and the last play of the game wa
the PAT conversion by B. Spivcy
Outstanding performers for tn
Red Devils on ofiense were "
Gore and S. Walden. For the Lion
it was the running of Strickland
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-04
Red Devils Defeat LOris 2O-14
In Annual NeighbOrhOOd Battle

The Red Devils moved back into
the win column Thursday night
with 20-l4 victory over a fast
and aggressive Loris eleven in a
non-conference tilt played at Civil
tan Field.
The Devils, playing without the
services of four regular starters,
Jerry Cartrette, Sammy Rogers,
Ben Spivey, and Nathaniel Har-
relson, were outgained by the
Lions on the ground and in the
air; however, the veteran service
rendered by the four reserves
added the needed punch in eli
making the Devil drives with
scores. The ability to make their
drives pay off was the deciding
factor in the contest.
The Devils scored once in every
peodio except the second while
the Lions struck twice in the final
quarter for their IA points
Led by Captain Weldon Gore
and Quarterback Sam Walden the
Devils took the opening kickoff
and marched from their own 81 to
the Lions 33 before the attack
begged down and Walden booted
to the Lions IL.
After series of plays that net
ted them two first downs and
moved the ball to the Loris 80,
Caine dropped back and kicked
TO the Tabor City 80. Gore return
ed the punt to the 40 with a fine
exhibition of broken ficnd run
ming.
Again the drive was led by
Gore and Walden as they moved
from the Devil 49 to the Lions
! 3 where Gore plunged through
the middle of the line for the
first score of the night. The
point after touchdown was add
ed by Walden on a quarterback
sneak.
Early in the second quarter the
roar of the Lions increased as l.
Sarvis returned the Devil kick tc
the Loris AZ. A pass play from j
Jenrette to H. Game carried fol
Is yards to the Tabor City "a. T.
New, brilliant running Lion half.
back, weaved through the Devil
line and secondary and moved tc
the Tabor City before beinl
dragged down.
AT this point the Devil line, lee
by T. Rogers, came to life anc
stopped the Lion attack for three
plays then Carol Gore, reserve
tackle, recovered a Lion tumble
on the Devils two yard line to enc
the threat.
The remainder of the seconc
period was played near the mid
field stripe as neither team wa.
able TO muster the yardage for ;
threatening drive.
Il The first hall ended with tn,
Red Devils leading 10.
The Lions were Il rejuvenatec
team as they took the second hal
opening kickoff and moved from
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-04

day at 3 p. m. at the First Baptist
Church with the Rev. F. b. Haynes
officiating. Burial followed i'm Pat
terson Cemetery.
Besides his parents he is sur
vived by four sisters. Diane, Wan
da, Martha and Sue Webster; a
brother, Charles Webster; his
maternal grandmother, Mrs. H. M.
King of Loris and his paternal
grandmother, Mrs. c.. A. Webster
of Durham. N. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-04

~ c. shortening
Is ounce package cream cheese
lls c. sugar
well beaten egg
2 T. milk
y tsp. vanilla
2 l-ounce So. unSweetened cho-
colate-melted.
pa c. flour
y tsp. baking powder
ll2 tsp. salt
y c. chopped walnuts
Thoroughly cream together but
ter, shortening, cream cheese, and
sugar. Add egg, milk, and vanilla.
Stir in cooled chocolate. Sift in
nuts which have been Toured.
Drop from teaspoon on creased
cookie sheet. Bake at $50 degree
l8 minutes-Makes 5 dozen.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-04
DEATHS

Phillip Michcal Webster, 2-year-
old son of MIR. and Mrs. J. w.
Webster of Loris. died at Il Con-
way hospital Saturday, October
"a, after an illness of two days.
Funeral services were held Sun
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-04
IDEAS FOR
WOMEN
Cookies

School bells have rung which
means that the children have re-
turned to the classroomS. With the
ringing of the bells also means
that the cookie jar will be raided
every afternoon. Below is recipe
that has been tested. The results:
All the cookies were eaten by
office personnel who wanted the
recipe tested again.
Chocolate Cream Conkics
~ c. butter
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-04

New, and Todd that kept them in
the ball game and kept the defense
of the Devils os the alert.
On the defense, T. Rogers, Devil
guard, was by far the most out
standing performer on the field
as he turned in his best perform
ance of the season. He was pushed
for the honors by Davis Norris,
recognized by many as the most
outstanding defensive end in the
AA conference.
The Lions were not without
their stalwart performers on de-
tense in the line as II. Caine. f.
Golf, and H. Cox bottled up the
Devil offense on many occasions
during the night.
SubStitutionS: Tabor City-Wil-
loughby, j. Rogers, Bobby Wright.
Loris-Hardy, Mcqueen, S. Prince,
Melin, Yon. AlSbrook.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-04

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Evening star., 1953-09-20

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Evening star., 1953-09-20
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D. c

GEORGETOWN. DunDefton ave-. a
en sPs:: Ssss.Ai sseIsss., Pc5sh:. ssil;
s1o5 70 $115: Day. ia. $500;
1715 2Sth PL. S.E.-New 1-bedroom
apts,. all Utils.. master TV. SIT.
Westinghouse freezer-top refgr.; in
cinerator; laundry rm.; SIS. See
CO. 1103 K st. NV, EX. $4,000
1855 CALVERT ST. NV. near 18TH
and Columbia rd.-Lge. bedrm., hv.
rm., kit, and bath; $3.50. Ef1c.
apt. with sep. kit. and bath; S69. so.
Five bldg. utils. incl. See resident
mnaager at Apt. 10S Il
I462 BELMONT ST. N.W.-Two rms.
kit, bath, gaS. elec. refgr. included; I;
S62 30 co. 5-o525: -29
i bedrm., liy. rm., kit. dinette.
bath Avail. immed. and Nov. /.
ss6i com. AVE. N.w.-Beautfiul
efic. in modern apt. bldg. Ideal
residential section. LIZ and LA bus
pass the door. Heat and air-cond.
controlled by tenant. Liv. rm. l3x
23 it.. dress rm., ample for bed
and other fuTn.; secretarial service;
laundry; S95 mo-; avail. 18th and
Nov. !. Phone EN-. 3-2S00. --2S
1912 n ST. N.W.-One-rm. eficien
cies kit. and bath, S5l.5O ano
ss4.So ali usiis. Incl. See isni:
trSSss,,,1 trsSS Or gh9ne WAsEISSoTonNS y
Evening star., 1953-10-28

ARLINGTON-Nicely furnished, all
conveniences, on busline. Call JA.
$1,000 after 5. 80
FOR RESPECTABLE. sober men, SIS
week. Use of living room and TV.
WE. 5-6156.
SILVER SPRING-Spacious rm. with
pvt. bath and telephone, sep. from
rest Of house, conv. loc. in beauti-
full park area. JU. S-2927. II
ARL. VA.-Lge. bedrm. with kit.
privls., settled empl. woman, in
quiet home. nr. bus. IA. 7-1S56.
TAKOMA PARK-Frt. corner rm. in
det. brick home mr.. Washington San
itarium, 1 blk. from transp. Family
of 2 quiet adults. Gentleman wanted
only. JU S-3604. -31
BRIGHTWOOD-2 nicely furn. rms,
sep, kit, all gtils;, COW. transp.,
nr. Pent.; lge.. bright
rm.; semipyt. bath; laundry and
telephone privil. Lady only; S35
per mo. OF. 4-7094. 30
BEDRM,, for ! or ? gentlemen; un-
limited phone, direct busline lSt
zone. ia: 2:9o56 after 4 pm. 30
SOUTH ARLINGTON-Slee rm. !;
close to bus stores. Pentagon; S35.
ia. 8 224l. phone after pm.
ALEx.-oirl.. bet. 1926: in private
home. next TO bath, with large closet
space; home privileges, TV and un-
limited phone. so. 5-4193. -2S
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APTS. FURNIsHED-VA.

ALEX.-Modern. conv.. completely
equipped l-bedrm. apt; screened
porch. 500. AID. 4-S979 ewes. 80
ALEXANDRIA-Beaut.. apt, combin-
ing mod. conv. with Colonial at
mosphere; elec. kit. disposal, tiled
bath. auto. washer, dryer; two twin
bedrms., full dining rm.. 3 fireplaces,
air-cond.; orig. mantels; paneling,
floors; approp. furn. TIE. 6-6S39
ARL.-Attrac. redec. liv. rm.. bedrm.,
tile kit; bath. pvt. entr. also 3-rm.
apt; pref; couple with boy about 10,
ALL bedrms.. close to shop.
Pentagon. nicely furn. Ideal for
4 adults. JA S-7433. -2S
2 BEDRMS., suitcase, Sis incl. utils.
New apt. bldg. near Rosslyn; avail.
Nov. l. ia S-73TS. Us
FALLS CHURCH-Completely furnish
ed Broom and bath apt. in 4-iamily
unit: convenient location: Sl05 per
mo-; available Nov. ] J. H BENOIT.
Realt0r' KE. s-e677; ewes. JE'
ARLINGTON-1-b -bedrm. apt, in apt.
bldg: S115. Near Ft. Myer., ia.
O-l641 after Is pm -2D
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MIscELLANEous FOR sALH

% COMB. 60SeT93s per3ect cond Sell lr0RUU for s3orase
cost. Sl25. 732 9Th st. NV. 10, =
Tv RADIo.PHoNo, WESTINGHOUSE
Console; > speakers; beautiful ma
sons RSssss is'Si' ssr "fs asceS3sd SGst @ Gs r5s
4-l759 after $3.50 pm, rs
portable. Olympia;
:ree home dem; 81 wk. Let Geo. Do
In DalIX eye. Sun DI 7'214
rebuiits' AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO.. .l43l L. Capitol St. Ii. 3-utlS2
TYPEwRITERs-New Royal porta-
bles, S9.95 down. l-yr. guar. We
ARD TYPEWRITER CO, 9io q St.
NV. Ma. S-3632.
TYPEWRITER. IBM. plea. with car
bon ribbon sog attachment; excel. cSnd
TYPEwRiTRRs Y sisRH2i - Royal. REMINGTON,
up. All IN good working order: Rent
TYPEWRITER CO.. 2ol9 14th st.
nv Hu 2;5l2I
ee9auata eond: $50! I JA. 100 sos. type Fs'i'
TYPEWRITER. Royal Portable, quiet
de luxe; excel. cond;; sos, to settle
estate EN-, 1892.
new Royal ports, su-
perceded mods. at sub. saw. CIRCLE
TYPE. CO. 1l12 l4th st NV.
TYPEWRITERS, port. NEW, Rem,
Royal, Smith-Corona, Und., Olympia.
free home dem. 81 80 wk. EX. 3-1424
VACUUM CLEANERS-Used: largest
variety in D. c.; all guar; lowest
ton, no obligation TOPS VACUUM
STORE. 7O5 18th st. Sc, Ii. $4,000.
TABLES square mah.,
> consoles; chinese cloisOnne lamps,
mirrors. upholstered chairs: pair
nah. gateleg tables; carved chinese
SM Chair steio ste Bsrgain; ga make a:so Offer
Bendix Economat. 1862;
Sl25; moving, must SELL" JU.
WASHER, Westinghouse Laundromat;
fully automatic; has new timer;
needs minor repair; $35. JE. 3-9326.
WASHERS, used. Rent or buy, So mo.
Full guarantee. DOWD's. EN-. 2
1900, 441S Conn. ave, NV.
BendiX: can be used auto.
or dialomstic; excel. cond. SIPS.
Kenmore. wringer. . yrs.
s, S25; good cond. AP. 7-5s17.
wringer type; with pump.
good eond;; $50. 1888 R. 1. ave.
wAsHfRG4 nis AR 4-S'Sf MACHINE, Kenmore mns
TTI TTinger type; l year old; $40, oSSall Call
MACHINE, portable; zoo
amp; gas driven; with truck; 500.
JU. 7-9496. 29%
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

DUPONT AREA. 2019 N st. NV
Nice room, next bath, refgr.. hot
plate, linens: 50 wk. DU. 1858.
1914 18th ST. NV lge. rms. with
porch: newly dec; SIG wk. or 500
Mr.. ARL. HALL-studio rm.. Ink.
and phone privileges, "a blk. transp.
1447 MASS. AVE. N.w.-save car
fare; large room, fully equipped;
also bedrm.; oil heat; no drinkers.
BEDRoOMwN w. area. for lady alb
stainer hot plate. refgr.. unlim.
phone: excel. tranSp. RIA. 6-3S34.
80
2147 F ST. N.W.-Refgr.. clock ra-
dio .Tv airfoam, pvt. entr.. shower.
12I 18th ST. S.E.-Clean rm in
gentle home: nr Pa. ave-; empl..
quiet person, Ii. 1883, -2S
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APTs. FURNISHED. c.

3O25 18th ST. N.W.-Emciency apts..
furn.; SIS and UP. See resident
manager or janitor, on premises.
HOTEL 24OO-One and two bedrm
apts;. furnished or unfurnished
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HOTEL-One
fSfn aircondtioned ed'n apt euD snS
shower; So to, 81 per day for ] or
z people; full hotel services; no time
limit. 500 goth st. NV. MA. -S-5426.
CONN. AVE. APT. HOUSE-One and
two bedrm. apis. avail. now: switch
Lac: rooms. dining foyer. kit. and
bath new refgr. with freezer COM
partment. lge. closets and auto.
laundry facilities; conv. location;
RS0thIy 4so Rov r. nso tuaH aYa e m9ss 1d
with kit. bath and dining foyer
HO 2-6574. Call manager.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Nicely furn..
newly redec.; new refgr., bedrm., liv.
rm;: KIT; and dinette. bath. available
Bees 18th ST. N.W.-Furn. efficiency
NV, gig 10th .st.-Attrac. apts.;
and rms rms Kit: and bath: tall
ssi11nsI lsi,o rfPf' pfi 7yssos y1s lease refs;
HILICRREssSTi AREAESSeefit. nv. rm..
st; frepL. bedrms.. kit. and bath.
Fe1s; S126 utils. incl. DU. 7-1S0S.
LIv. RM., bedrm., scr. porch; utils..
4S$f 81 kGSSA55 SS 5-1taz ~. NV G S:d41,. A.
l;,nit ny; Em; =. klt E:u bath 2si pSG5eh, ysFd'
sol COM, AVE- N.W.0Beautiful
enc. in modern apt. bldg; comfort
ably furn.: suit. 2; excellent loca-
ton; conv. transp.; heat and air
cond. controlled by tenant; iv rm.,
13x23: dress. rm.. ETC.: secretarial
service, laundry, valet shop. S125
and $3.50. Avail. 18th and Nov. /.
CAPITOL AREAwIarse Iiv. fm..
bedrm., mod. kit, bath; shower.
ample closet, pvt. ent.; SS5. so
1870 BiLTMoRE ST. NV. mr.. 18th
and Columbia rd.-Bedrm. .-liv. rm
combination, kit; $50 mo-, incl.
a0Is KALoRAMA RD.. near Conn
Two rms, kit. and bath: incl. utils..
500. Also 2-rm. bsmt apt. S65.
FARRAGUT ST. N.w.-combin. iiv.
I'm. -bedrm.. with complete kit. TV,
radio and utils. furn., SIS. TU. q
PRIVATE ENTRANCE, eozy roo room.
next bath. hot plate, refgr., dishes.
linens. $40. 1424 Belmont NV.
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DOGS, Pms, ETc. tcen..l

Reas. 2S0S sheraton ST.. Silver
Spring Md LO 4-O466. -2S
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, Axe
reg beautiful and intelligent; reas.
JU. 9-0206. 20
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. Axe
GERMAN iESiiSO sHEPHERD PUPPIES-
Axe reg; also older, housebroken
females. ASGARD KENNELS. JE.
FRENCH POODLE PUPS. Standard:
black. Axe; excellent pedieree,
reasonable RA 3-72S3. 30
COCKER PUPS. Axe. champ-slred
litter. 3 mos; also unregistered lit
ter. 4 weeks. $40 up. SO. S-7l09
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

vILLAGE-Front rm..
semipvt. bath: refined quiet home:
nr; transp.: $40 per mo. AD.
CoIoRED-RIvER TERRACE-Sgle.
person home privileges. Ii. 6-1102.
CoLORED-e LGE. SGLE. RMS, in
pvt. home, for empl cple. or sgle.
persons; home priyileges; no chill
dren. 40S llth ST. ne, Ii: 4-25l5.
-3l
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Downtown Location
Why Not Walk To Work?

Newly decorated rooms in Ebbitt Ho-
tel Annex. Apply manager. Ebbitt
Hotel: 10th and II SITS. NV. i
COLORED-l61s 18th sT. NV
Dupont Circle area. S13 to $50 wk.
COLORED-3568 11th ST. NV
Furn. frt. .rm. for ! or 2 gentlemen;
with privil. AID. 4-1643. -2S
COLORED-GA. AVE. AND LAMONT
ST.-Large rm.; privileges. DU.
CoLORED-HALL ROOM. for sgie.
man: PRIVILEGES: convenient trans
portation. Fairmont st. NV. AID. =
COIORED-ls3e WILLARD ST. NV.
mr.. 18th and You; 2nd A. rm., all
conven.: nr. tranSp. AID. 4-8633.
coLoRED-FURN. RIM. eonyenien.
to carline. Call AID. 2-33S4 from 8
to II am. and 8 to 8 pm. %
one or couple. Very popular section.
dry bsmt. rms. pvt. entr. Home
privils. RA. 6-4319, 20
COLORED-LGE. RM.. adults only.
home privileges. HU. 3-9073. .
COLORED-4123 3rd ST. NV; newly
decorated rooms: plenty hot water
and heat: home privils. II. 3-7Ql1.
COL0RED - 4405 9th ST. NV. =
Sgle. front rm., lady or gentleman;
$50 mo. RA. 6-5413. 80
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DOWNTOWN
WALK TO WORK
THE WEST END

2124 EYE ST. NV.
Bedroom, living room, foyer,
dining room, kitchen, bath,
larger walk-in closets; cross
ventilation; $137.50 per mo.
utilities and switchboard
service included in rent. Resident
manager on premiSeS 40
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

COLORED-I4th AND EUCLID
Lge. attrac. front. 1st f.; reas
Privileges. AID 4-6039. 80
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W

CAPITOL HILL, OPP. House once,
semipvt. bath; use refgr. Ii. 3-2a13,
NICHOLS AVE. S.E.-Furnished rm
for rent: private home; near Boiling
Field. 10. 2-13S0. Call after $50
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APARTMENTS WANTED

GIRL, UNIVERSITY STUDENT, wishes
room. kitchen privileges, in good
quiet home convenient to George
town. NO. 7-1438 after 1890 pm.
2SS