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Evening star., 1954-11-21
Boiling Warns Up for BeIvoir
By Routing Boinbndge, 4O-2
By Dick o'Brien

Boiling Air Force Base warmed
up for its big test of the season
next Saturday against Fort
Belvoir by walloping the Balm
bridge Naval Training Center,
40-2. yesterday at Arnold Field.
Boiling and, Belyoir, unde-
feated area military elevens, are
playing next Saturday for the
right to go to the Poinsettia
Bowl at San Diego, Calf, next
month.
Fort Ord, of Monterey, Calf.
will be the Western representa-
tive in the Poinsettia contest,
with a record Of eight victories
for the season. The only blemish-
on Fort Ord's record is a 14-14
tie with Fort Hamilton.
Bobby Schneidenbach, the
former Miami University star
halfback. was top man in the
scoring department. for the we'll
oiled Boiling machine yesterday,
registering three touchdowns.
Schneidenbach Breaks Ice.
Schneidenbach broke the scor-
ing ice early in the second quar-
ter by taking a handof from
Quarterback Tommy O'Connell
and going three yards for the
touchdown.
The ex-Miamian carried over
from the 1-yard line for touch
down in the third period. and
ended his activities for the day
by taking a 36-yard pass from
O'Connell to score late in the
same quarter.
Other touchdowns for Boiling
were registered by Ed Fullerton
and John Alderton. former Mary
land stars, and by Fred James
of North Carolina College.
Fullerton scored early in the
second quarter after taking a
pit chout from Quarterback
Jimmy Lear, formerly of Missis-
Evening star., 1954-11-21
Unbeaten Landon
Wins Title Again
speeioI Dispotch 10 The sior

MIDDLETOWN, DEL, Nov. 20.
-Landon wrapped up the Inter-
state Academic Conference cham
pionship here today, squeezing
by a speedy st. Andrews club.
26-19, to complete its second
straight unbeaten and united
season.
The defending champions
drove 80 yards to score in the
first quarter but st. Andrews
retaliated for a 7-6 lead when
Phil Butcher ran the kickoff
back 80 yards. Fullback Robin
Prince gave Landon the lead for
keeps. however, by scoring twice
in the second period, the first
33-yard run.
Tom Kern got the visitors an
insurance touchdown In the last
quarter by returning a st. An
drew's kickoff IS yards. But
then Dave Wood intercepted a
Kern pass minutes later and ran
IS yards before lateraling to Jim
Detman who carried the remain
Ing 20 for the last score.
st. ssna4n Andrews - : 4 3 1s-ssss
- Landon scoring: Touchdowns-Princ
w. Dortzbach. Kern. conversions---
st. Andrews scoring: Touchdowns-
butcher. butcher Thombs, Detman. Conyersinns-
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its third touchdown early in the
third quarter. A 4s-yard march
was ended BY John Gsllagher,s
S-yard end sweep.
Bulls finally showed some de-
fensiye strength in the fourth
period by holding the Wildcats
deep in villanova territory. VII
lanova tried to punt out Of the
end zone. but Ted Junker Of
Bulls broke through to block the
kick for q safety.
suiiis ssiSs0is Prep sl0sn --- go { 9 8 gzss
yillanova scoring: Touchdovns--In-
trabartoio CO.. Gailagher, sapienza.
ConyerSion-Bastian.
Bulls scoring: Safety-Hopps.0 %
Evening star., 1954-11-21
Kentucky Edges Vols, 74-73,
To Keep Bowl Hopes Alive
BY the Assoeioied Press

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 20.
Quarterback Bob Hardy ran
and passed Kentucky to a 14-13
football victory over Tennessee
today to keep alive the Wildcats
hopes for a post-season bowl
game.
Kentucky came from behind
twice to overcome Tennessee for
its second triumph in a row over
the Vols and it's first on the
Vols home field since 1924. Re-
serve Quarterback Delmar
Hughes second conversion was
the margin of victory.
The bitterly fought game was
played on a rain-soaked field
before $4,000 fans.
Hardy, who went into the game
with brilliant passing record of
SIS competitions in ,104 toSSes,
completed only TWO OF nVe. But
one Of the two was a brilliantly
executed 22-yard scoring toss to
End Howard chnellenberger
late In the fourth period.
Il was Kentucky's magnificent
defensive play which produced
the hard-earned victory. Four
times the Wildcats repelled Ten
nessee scoring opportunities
once on the /, another on the
2. a third on the 7 and still
another inside the 20.
Tennessee scored first in the
opening period after a weak
kick by Bradley Mills went to
| the Cats 25. Pat Oleksiak,
playing brilliantly at both tall
back and fuIlback, hit End Edd
Cantrell with a 14-yard pass.
Tom Tracy converted.
Kentucky kriotted the count
early In the third quarter after
recovering Oleksiak's tumble on
the. Vol Is. Hardy unanswered
Evening star., 1954-11-21
Mt. Calvary Coins
cYO Ployoff Berth

Mt. Calvary won Section III
of the CYO 14-year-old and
under league by defeating Holy
Redeemer. 1870, in a tough foot
ball game played at Turkey
Thicket yesterday.
The win gave the victors a
berth in the city championships.
the date of which will be an
nounced soon.
Evening star., 1954-11-21
ANACOSTIA -33
WILSON ------- &
lnterhigh
Continued from Page CID

So yards on the ground in the
first half, tested the Anacostia
pass defense after intermission.
while AnacoStia chose to retain
its running attack. The strategy
worked for both. but the In
dians were by far the more sue
#cessful, picking ups215 yards on
the ground to Wilson's l29 by air
in the second half.
Open Third With Drive.
The Indians showed the third
quarter kickoff down Wilson's
throat fora 14-0 lead, moving
81 yards in six plays. Dornes
ran the last IA yards through a
big hole at right guard and
Terry converted again.
Ten seconds before the end
of the third period, the wet
crowd was treated to Droze's
only touchdown run. q 47-yard
gallop down the right sideline on
which he used pure speed to get
In the clear.
Wilson's first scrimmage play
after the kickoff gave Anacostia
its next chance. Fullback Pete
Sommer took a fiat pass from
Luce and fumbled while trying
to lateral. Juliano fell on the
ball, and five plays later Droze
tossed to Vincent on the goal
line for a 23-yard touchdown
play.
Wilson struck back with it's
long scoring drive. Luce's two
passes to Rusty Cook and End
Don Grant ate up 20 yards, and
Sommer scored in two plunges
from the 10. Sommer was
stopped short in trying to rush
the conversion.
Max Disharoon took over for
Dornes in the next series. carry
ing nine of the IL plays in Ana
costia's drive to its last score.
Disharoon hit through center for
the last 3 yards and Droze passed
to Vincent for the final point.
Wilson .t- Q 0 o g. g
Anacostia 0 z 13 13---;}}
Wilson scoring: Touchdown--Sommer
Anacostia scoring: Touchdowns--oio-
ings sDornes. Droze Vincent. Disharoon.
Conversions-Terry (2) (placement), Vim
cent {paSs)
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Cubs Rookie Fans IS

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Nov.
20 (P) P).-Righthander Sam Jones,
who will get another major
league tryout with the Chicago
Cubs next spring, struck out Is
batters today as Santurce
whipped Mayaguez, IA. Jones,
who leads the Puerto Rican
League with 10 strikeouts, was
sold by Cleveland to the Cubs
last month.
Evening star., 1954-11-21
Andrews Wins in Gurden
NEW YORK, Nov. 20 (Special'

NEW YORK, Nov. 20 (SpeciaD
Cliff Hagan, Andrews Air
Force Bases All-American from
Kentucky. poured iii IS points
and grabbed 23 rebounds tonight
in Madison Square Garden as
the Airmen beat Camp Kilmer,
109-75, in their season opener
before 5000 fans. Bob Rousey.
also Of Andrews. scored 81.
Evening star., 1954-11-21
Gettysburg Romps. $50

LANCASTER, Pa, Nov. 20
Quarterback Frank Gag
liardi passed for two touchdowns
today to lead Gettysburg College
to a 800 win over Franklin and
Marshall College, the largest
Gettysburg margin since 1929 in
the 81 game series between the
two traditional rivals.
Evening star., 1954-11-21
Cavaliers Slave OFF
Worse Defeat by Big
Second-HaIf Rally
BY Bill Fuchs
Sior Staff corresnondanf,

CHARLOTTESVILLE. va,
Nov. 2O.--The University Of Vir-
ginia finally found its football
game again today half a
game too late.
q North Carolina, believing the
best way to win is to get 'em in
punches. scored four touchdowns
In the second quarter for a 20
IA victory on a warm overcast
day at Scott Stadium.
The field was soggy from, four
days Of rain, The Cavaliers got in
Evening star., 1954-11-21
Wofford Tops Furmun

GREENVIILE, S. c., Nov. 20
tR Wofford College lashed
Furman. 1910, In a football upset
today before an estimated 1000
In the seasons finale for both
teams. The win was Wofford's
first over Furrman since 1850 and
Its third In the 28-gar1e series.
Evening star., 1954-11-21
Ottowu Sees Chance
To Keep TripIe-A Boil
BY the Associoted Press

OTTAWA. Nov. 20. - The
Ottawa Citizen today reported
Ottawa may continue to have an
International League team.
The newspaper quoted an
authoritative source" as saying
the Kansas City Athletics, new
owners Of the Ottawa franchise.
may operate in Ottawa next
year.
The possibility was said to be
based partly on reports Of diff
culties in moving the franchise
to Miami.
Evening star., 1954-11-21
Middleton Scores
Three in Tigers
5ih Victory in Row
By ,he A,scciu,ed Pres,

AUBURN, Ala. Nov. 20.--
Halfback Hoppy Middleton ran
for three first-half touchdowns
to lead the Auburn Tigers to an
impressive 27-6 victory over
Clemson today for his teams
fifth straight win.
Middleton. a 195-pound speed
ster who also stars as a dash
man on the track team, made
the important yards on quick
5up-the-middle srnashes.
The victors ran up impressive
yardage all day but were handi-
capped BY frequent penalties, in
cluding one which nullified a Ct
yard touchdown pass from
Bobby Freeman to End Jim Py-
burn.
Fullback Bill O'Dell ran well
for the losers but they never
managed to get into scoring ter
ritory until the final minute.
Auburn's first score midway Of
the opening quarter followed a
f1ve-yard march in 10 plays, the
next two in the second period
climaxed marches of As and 81
respectively. A 20-yard pass
again from Freeman to Pyburn
gave Auburn another touchdown
in the final minutes. Fullback
Joe Childress added three extra
points to run his seasons total
to 55-a new Auburn record.
The Clemson touchdown was
made on four-yard pass, Don
King to Scott jackson. with 10
seconds left.
Evening star., 1954-11-21
California Slaves of
Stanford Comeback
In B-1O Decision
By ,hs A.soslet.d Press

BERKELEY. Calf, Nov. 2o.-
California's favored Bears rolled
up tremendous lead going into
the third period but had to fight
with everything they had to
staye OF an inspired Stanford
team today to win their 57th
annual 'big game" 1920.
A capacity crowd Of 81.49o
saw the Bears take q $50 lead
just after the third period
opened. Stanford, fighting for
every inch, scored two touch.
downs in that quarter and an
other in the final period.
The Indians were trying for
another touchdown later in the
quarter. but a fourth-down pass
was batted down in the end zone.
and they lost the ball on Cali
fornia's II.
Paul Larson, California's great
quarterback, scored one touch
down and passed for another,
but he was bottled up and
thrown for losses in the latter
stages of the game by the rush.
ing Stanford players.
The Bears scored three touch
downs in a wild second period.
The touchdowns came after two
Stanford furnbles and a pass
interception.
Stanford ----- o o 10 T-20
California ---------0 21 z 0-2s
Scoring: Stanford. touehdovns-
Young, Brodie, Dorm. Points after touch
downs - AtkfnSnn Tarr California.
Evening star., 1954-11-21
Statistics

the ball to the / and then
punched over.
Tennessee took the next kick
off and drove 6s yards for
a. touchdown, ailing Tailback
Jimmy Wade sprinting SO yards
for the score.
Evening star., 1954-11-21

Stanford ---------- Q o 13 80
Scoring: Stanford, touchdowns-
Young, Brodie, Dorm. Points after touch
downs - Atkinson, Tarr. California.
touchdowns = Larsen, Williams. Drew,
Hanifan. Points after touchdowns-Lar.
son al
Evening star., 1954-06-04
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EDELIN, MOVING AND STORAGE
When moving, you want it done
ARROW TRANsFER-We move by
Job or as low as So per hr. 6 rms.
as low as $40. NO. 1884. III
LIGHT HAULING. Local moving;
peaches e & specially. Sch g. /; NORRIS,
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across che country: safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-0104. UNION STOR-
HILL'S TRANSFER--Any day or hr.;
small and large jobs; trained men;
long short BOOKINGS: insured. beach
trips made. LU. 1-9500.
FURNITURE STORAGE. minimum, So
per. mo. Local and long distance
moving; low rates REDSKIN VAN
SERVICE. INC. HO. 2-1223.
MOVING AND HAULING, night or
day. Experienced men. AID. A.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
viii accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. Ia. 9-2937: eyes,, RA. 3-1416.
6h
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WeStmoreland Terrace
APTS. UNFURNsHED-VA.

ARL.-De luxe 1-bedrm. garden-type
apts.. mr.. Mem. Bridge. Quiet neigh
borhood. SIS incl. utils. JA. 7-5414.
ARLINGTON HALL-In heart Of
ject exemplifies convenience plus.
Available ltnni!I e. 2-bedrm: apt; within
pEe S0es and shcE e! sEads fens afaGo ss5 h9
IA 7-6660. a
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS. has a few
priced from S75. Sit. in COW. Alex.
a 5-min drive from the Pentagon.
Phone TIE. 6-4400. or come to the
Once in Adams bldg, cor. Mt. Yer
de luxe and Q bedrms.. SS0-S1f0.
l7lO N. 10TH. Apt. 4. JE. 3-7476.
ARLINGTON-cor. apt. lse. rms;
I bedrm;. liv: rm;. dinette. kit. and
and Memorial bridges. Adults; S6s
and S73. IA. S-2634: day. IA. 2
ARLINGTON. Columbia pike at Fred
erick st., Magnolia Gardens-Avail
now. Beautiful and spacious living
dining room combination, large bed
room: latest in kitchen eauipment
exposures. utils. furn.; S82 30 a mo
For info call ia. 5000.
S7O.5O. ARL.-1 bedrm.. liv rm.. kit
and bath; nr. intersection Wash
and Arl. blvds:: mr.. Wash.-Lee shop
nE asy fsns1 HnnsT EN- S' a5ss gssF dsys En-
3.920S nights. -
ARL.. vA.-Furnished and unfurn. / :
bedrm. apt. utils. furn. OIL R-697@
RENT REDUCED N S7a.50. 2-bedrm.
2nd-hoor apt. in new-house con-
ditioI an, Pvt IT, entEancs downtoTn Al;
NJ DUNCAN: Jr:. Resltor and In
s-S4Oo. XII. 9-s4s4.
'6S1I N. gath ST.. ARL.-5 rooms.
1st d.. scr. porch: very large yard;
gas stove. and almost. new refgr.
81 :ldrss et Sus Incl! sss s.csRt 5 sssi ISL s0nv
ARL.. virginia Highlands = Adults
etnciepcy apt: utils incl. sarage'
Or 2;bedrm; Fl apt. sg0 per mo; IA; "A
c754s7l G.. a: j. beSd16. SSSdIGR GROOM REALTY z
bldg. 12x18 liv. rm., in French gray.
big din. rm.. beaut. kit: with brkfst.
space, exh. fan. l lge. bedrm., loads
q closet space Master s,,. TV ~ sntenna; emma;
ARL:IIcloss in: best neighborhood; boz g q:
B. Be C.. iI:' nT: diebe I'd: t 4o14 Col, up PIKE e
ARL.-Nr. Pentagon. Ft. Myer main
gate. privacy; clean. quiet. 1-bedrm.
garden-type apts.. S77.50, utils.
incl. MGR. ia. 5-6375. -6
ARLINGTON. 1901 No. Pocomoke st.
Duplex. 4 rms. kit: and bath;
garage; Utils. furn.; S100 mo. JE.
ARL.@s6s. Close-in, "a blk. from
Westover shopping center; about
July /; extra lge. liv. rm. and bed
room with 3 closets. .KE. S-6644. .
ARLINGTON-New 1-bedrm. apt; 2
blks. shopping and Fort Myer, 8
minis. d. c.. pvt. parking; FENCED
yd.; small child; $75 plus utils:;
avail: June 8. ia. 7-1o1O. or EN-.
ARI.. vA.-1-bedrm. apt. N. wash
tngton blvd. In Westover section,
heat and water furn.. 2nd H.; $40
per mo-; married couple preferred.
IA. 7-227S, days; eyes,. KE. g.
NORTH 5SsTi ARrfNGToN-Excellent 10
cation: 2-bedrm. apartment; S92 so
mo. ia. 2-6640. IS
ARL.-Lovely 1-bedrm. apt. Couple
or 2 girls. Unusually quiet, clean. 10
unit apt. bldg. One blk. to Hecht's.
Best transp. S79.50. KE. S-6720.
ARL.. NEW BLDG. mr.. Hecht'sT1
bedrm., 3 expos. extra closet space;
washer, dryer in bsmt.. $3.50, incl.
utils. IA. S-7304. 10
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APARTMENTS WANTED

QUIET FAMILY Of 3 adults desire q
bedrm. unfurn: apt: in apt. BLDG,
NV. sec. Box 1S7-M. Star. d
BACHELOR will buy complete high
quality. furnishings in efficiency or
one-bedroom apartment and take
over. apt. lease. Box 294-M, Star. 6"
SECY.-OFF. MGR, law firm. desires
air cond.. refs. DI. 7-21Ol. 9 to 6. a
OWNERS-AGENTS-Why have va
cancy losses? Now I have tenants
(white) for unfurn. and furn. effic
and bedrm. apis. all prices. all parts
D. c. You pay only for results, con-
tinue collecting rents yourself. For
TOP flight renting service. call ME,
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ARLINGTON RENTALS
S;bedrm. rambler; full bsmt.; extra
lge. fenced lot.
3-bedrm. modernized older house;
gar; 5 minis. to Pentagon.
Country Club Manor-3-bedrm. Co.
lonial; lovely cor. lot. viii con.
slider renting furn.
3 bedrms.. 2 baths. lge. fenced lot.
lots Of trees; convenient loc.
Lge. Colonial; 8 bedrms.. 2a baths.
den. rec. .rm,, porches, patio, picnic
firepl.. lovely trees. lawn and
shrubs;, close in; better-class neigh-
borhood.
ASK Us REALTY CO.
ia. 6-1252 ia 7-265o
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VERY DESIRABLE

3-bedrm. rambler; convenient loca.
ton in nearby Silver Spring area;
ately at Sf25 per moi month. ie Out
N. H. ave. 8 blks. past University
lane, left on Ruatan to 1883 Rua-
tan. Call Hemlock 4-7733. -6
l.. BRADLEY GROVES. Md.-Paia-
tial air-cond. 3-bedrm. and den ram
bier on acres; Bradley Groves. Md.
3. SHEPHERD PARK-4 bedrooms.
den, through center. det., perf. cond.,
3: SHEPHERD PARK-semidet., 4
bedrms., den. luxurious home; only
DOROTHY K. WINSTON 4 co.
ST. s-o55O JU. s-744e
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HOUSES FURNISHED (cons.l

e. BEDRMS., LIv. RM., DIN RM.,
kit. bath. bsmt,. built-in garage,
2 porches. yard. trees. IA. 2-0352.
ALEX. AREA-Nicely furnished new
3 bedrms., din. rm., basement. Avail.
June 18th to Dec. 18th. Fenced
rear yard, TV and new washer.
ResaSsonable. Call OWNER at so.
BETHEsDA-s real values. z or 8
sar% sSns e. s1Ss s e9iG si75 0esSsfu cs o. E.
Al, EAST BRADLEY. LANE, Chevy
Chase. Md.-Nicely turn. house. liv.
Fnd,rs F5mi; din. hc1s h.rm;' powder rm:; kit. 3
monthly basis to responsible tenant.
Rent. 5000. For further info. call
/. oEE,, =, oBREUNINGER g. SONS. Ma.
JUNE Is TO SEPT eFurnished 4
Ses,' seHable,.' 1o. PssnS S.sSss. wheaton Es yea
CLEVELAND PARK. mr.. Conn. ave
Lge. detached. 4 bedrms., baths.
lge. liv. rm. with piano, beautiful
garden, gear gar: avail. It'll Oct
10. Very reasonable rent to right
Shepherd Park, D. c.. n.w.-Detached
Colonial. bedrms.. 2Ia baths, rec,
rm.; garage. Other furnished homes
somelS cOnnt1w u w IJAIp ad IpesrSy e. HRM8h M9nf
lCol. U. s. A. Ret.J. Broker. EN-.
-421 MADISON ST. NE.
o. I; Ex. $3.50 s.5A7o7p ? fas' RA. sll54bssa. Ia baths
CHEVY CHASE, MD. : Tastefuily
furn: 3-bedrm.,. 1-bath Colonial brk
home. containing 22-ft. liv. rnA
powder room, gift: porch; beapti:
o ru 'aFS Can close s0S.fst to sFade wsRSe ssaSo S2SP
$4,000; evenings, OIL. 9-S439.
w. B. WRIGHT -5
CHILDREN WANTED
Lge. house and grounds: ample
81 SGrdsn space daSws nsEIy Ssdec baths
dale va. Farn. sf4o. JE. S-7sf5do.
-6
1924 HOBART ST. NV.
Living rm., din. rm., kit, glassed in
sunrm.. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. glassed
built-in garage. Nicely furn.; $l65
Shown by appt.
HARRY A. OLIKER co.
1131 Vermont Ave. MA. S-221O
BETHEsDATcHEyY cH.-N.w.
VA1UES!!
Bethesda area. 2 bedrms.. S135.
Beth, 3 bedrms., short lease, S135.
Bethesda, 3 bedrms.. Ia baths, $l75.
Chevy CHI, 3 bedrms., 2 baths, 1928.
ALLIED REALTY CORP.
OF. 2-6649. Ewes. OIL. 6-S124.
$160
Nicely furnished 8 bedrooms. living
room,. dining room. fine basement; |;
fenced yard; on Strathmeade St,
Falls Church, Va. Call JE. 2-262O,
Mr.. Seay. jr. to examine.
JOSEPH w.. SEAY co.
JE: 2-2620 Falls Church, Va.
SHORT TERM
Rent for, summer months-nicely
S115@June 18th to Sept. 18th; Q
bedrms., N. Van Buren, st.
Sl5O7June 9th to Oct. lst.; 8 bed
rms, 2 baths; Brilyn Park. Falls
s150NJune 9Th to Sept. list. q bed.
rms, 2 baths; Oakton, Va.
$175-June 18th to Sept. 9TH; 3 bed
rms, den. rec. rm., / n baths; Broad
mont. Falls Church.
Call Mr.. .Seay, jr., for appointment
to see these flne homes.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
JE. 2-262O Falls Church. Va.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE
2 BEDROOMS

GREENBELT-$350 dn.; 1-bedrm.,
1st-h. apt; equip. kit. OR. 3-6546.
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CHILDREN WANTED

Lge. house and grounds: ample
garden space: newly redec.: 2 baths:
extras. Ideal for children. AMMAN
dale, Va. Furn. S14O. JE. S-7350.
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FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm brick
yrs. old: screened porch with lovely
view, full bsmt. with ground-level
entr;. carport.. gas heat: conv. to
public, parochial and high schools;
WV .&M. bus: S14O. JE. 3-lS9O. g
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421 MADISON ST. NE.
8. D. BRICK, 6 rms, w baths.
EX. 3-57O7 RA. 3-2456.
CHEVY CHASE, MD. - Tastefuiiy
furn. 3-bedrm., 1-bath Colonial brk
home. containing 22-ft. liv. rm
powder room, 22-ft. porch; beauti-
fuI yard; close to grade school; 5000
$4,000; evenings. OIL, 9-S439.
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Shepherd Park. D. c.. n.w.-Detached
Colonial. bedrms..- 2h baths, rec.
rm.;, garage. other furnished homes
available in NV; and nearby Mont
gomery County. ELIJAH g. ARNOLD
6Cod: U. 8. A. Ret.). Broker. EN-.
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ARL.-2-bedrm. Colonial; fenced
yard; stove and refgr.; 10 minis,
Navy Annex and Pentagon; reas.
rent to reliable tenant Open 2-5
sun; 1045 s. Emerson st. XII.
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AVAIL JULY I, Glassmanor de-
reiopment; Out 8. Capitol over
District line: Tyr old modern 8
fpeHrm. semidet. brk. house with
transp. Beaut. view; SOB mo.
Lease. LO. 7.23R6
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IVA HOBART ST. INV.

Bethesda area. 2 bedrms.. S135.
Beth, 8 bedrms.. short lease, S135.
Bethesda. 3 bedrms.. Ia baths, S175.
Chevy CHI, 3 bedrms., 2 baths, 1928.
ALLIED REALTY CORP.
OIL, 2-6640 Eves or, RQ10A
Evening star., 1954-06-04
BEFORE YOlI Rent-S SEQ

This Areas Only waterfront Apis
Evening star., 1954-06-04

ARLINGTON. 591O N. 10th St.
Excel. cond.: 3 bedrms, den. lse.
liv. rm.. din. rm.. lge. kit, full
bsmt, gar: pleasing residential area;
mr.. schools, stores. bus: avail July
Evening star., 1954-06-04

BETHESDA. near NIH-4 bedrms., q
bath. stone and brick Cape Cod;
liv. rm., din. rm., mod. kit, full
bsmt,; excel. cond.; u block to bus.
Avail. July Is. $3.50 mo. Phone
WO. 6-322S, DRURY g. JOHNSTON,
Evening star., 1954-06-04

BETHESDA-7Brick home: conyen-
rooms and large den: large fenced
yard. gas heat: neat, clean: $115
month. 4553 Fairfield dr., WO.
Evening star., 1954-06-04

2-BEDRM. RAMBLER: Nv. rm., nice
kit, bath: full bsmt. with bar. ige.
yard with barbecue pit: mr.. bus
stop and l blk, from shopping
center. Viers Mill. Md. $50 per
mo. For appt. call JU. S-47S0.
Evening star., 1954-06-04

bMlCM COLONIAL, in Kensington-
Nice section. Lge. liv. rm.. full din.
bath. bath equ1PI' fuII bsm, bk1s asea' asedaT'ms, tilsd
$12O PERRY HAY Co. JU. b-sS%IS:
eyes,. WO. 6-6649.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
vFW Department
Service Office in
New Headquarters

The Veterans of Foreign Wars
service office has been moved
from the Wire Building to the
Munitions Building. Nineteenth
street and Constitution avenue
NV. Alexander Meteor is the
service officer.
Reports from national head
quarters at Kansas City. Mo.
have informed the D. c. Depart
ment that Department Com
Inander Matthew j. Kane is for
the second successive month,
commander of the month";"
This honor is conferred on de-
partment commanders whose de-
partmentS are high for member
ship at the end of each month.
The Poppy Queen elimination
held at the Hamilton Hotel on
Wednesday. was the prelude to
the finals of that contest which
will be held at the st. Patricks
Day Dance Of Robert E.. Peary
Ship. in the Terrace Room of
the National Airport.
Commander Ralph Mayo Of
Washington Post has announce
the post has changed its meeting
place from $50 Eighth street Sc.
to the Annapolis Hotel, Twelfth
and H streets NV.
Commander Ralph Lewis pre-
sided over Front Line Post on
Monday evening for nomination
of officers. The nominations
will be held open until the meet
ing on March %, when the elec-
tionS will be held.
Officers of Potomac Post have
been, elected as follows: Com
mander. Harris G. Andrews: SEN
ior vice commander, David
Wood, Junior vice commander.
John Hansbaugh: quartermaster.
Frank Heise; advocate. Joseph
Malloy; chaplain. Daniel Des-
mond: surgeon, DR.. Charlton H.
Davidson; three-year trustee,
Morris Waxman.
The following appointments
have been made; adjutant, Har-
old Thiele; officer Of the day,
William Long.
Post meetings this week are:
Sunday - GPO, $50 Eighth
street Sc.
Monday - HyattSville Memo
rial, Legion Home, Colmar
Manor, Md.
Tuesday - Bethesda WEIGH,
$50 S street NV. Potomac,