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,APTs. FURNlsHED-vA.

N. ARLINGTON--2nd-f. apt, $50
per mo-: tenant pays half utils. ia
AfsllliSNsss'ToN-Entir. AfllSss' 2nd Il. and Mis Ss.t
fof couple Or 2 girls: kit. and ldry
rSLHs 4 Hss cHuRcaconv IA Rsc1sasss: location 3.
pRstey spS sarnshsd uns no cen ea
J. n. BENOIT, kE. s-6677. Resi-.
N: ARL.S-Bedrm.. liv. rm.. dinette
kit, bath; above average; utils.. ex,
cegt eisc;; $96. "a. 2-1S90.' -3t
eny s75 aqod;s u secevi:TEss sao sSSlt
10 am. to 8 pm.
FALLS CHURCH, vA.-2-rm, apt;
.Es. attrac. pvt. studio. liv. v.-bedrm;;
al sgtils.: adults; 1-yr. lease. ia
N. ALEx.-Efnc.; lge. liv. rm., kit.
bath; $50 no.. incl. utils. and TV;
corner: avail. immed. HU. 3-6424.
Mr.. FALLS .CHURCH-Furn. apt. or
End A.. bedrm., walk-in closet, .stor.
age closet, share bath with landlady
an clean. child accepted. Bsmt. 10,
nsd $50 g:shsr p:I o fSTn saDd.y ~ t qts ss
pm. sll day Monday, JE. a-5s5S
FALLS CHURCH-Lovely. 8 rms. and
pvt. bath; nr. shops. bus; avail
Oct. 1. Reas. JE. 2-60o1.
AIEXANDRIA-Beaut. furn. ant
dec. 2-bedrm. apt, orig. firepl., drs.
panel. Tv, air cond.; elec.. kit. auto
ldry.; park. space. Conv. to every.
thing. Reas, TIE. 6-6S39.
conv. to Arl. Hail; avail. Oct. j
CoUNTRY CLUGB AREA. 1S Api.. Va
Studio apt, pvt. entr.. bath, kit
priyils. Call after IL am. KE. 8.
TAKOMA PARK, LIST H., s rms.
pvt. bath, entr.. cpl. and baby;
nr. bus. trees, yd., S75. JU., 9.26l4.
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TAX. PIX. Near District line. 2 at
staotive rms. next to new bap.4.
Huge closets. $50. Another S25,
SRL.--Lge. rm. for 1: 1st FIR, new
bldg: nr, Clarendon Cir rcrven
transp., restaurants. IA. S-9012.
Nh. ARL. HALL--Pleasant room
llont 6round floor. bu at uu.r
Gent. preferred Reas LA 2.2GSk
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APTs. UNFuRNtsHED-D.c.

APTs. uNFURNisHED-p.c.
5000 1st ST. NV, Apt. 2-2 rooms
and transp: So inei seYsi heat "a snoGptn ana ho
VIII show Ue' sun sSabnEyy, sfSsaRbansy, sHaE sfnan
g HOWARD. INC. Ma. 8-O271.
1901 N. CAPITOL ST.-2 large rms.
s.7fsei s!:s7ss kit bath. heat; $50: 81
sSls 18th IT. -N.w.-Newl, osa decor
porch: s6S.SO . mo. Dee ~ residen en-
saiPGEY saaifPRGtkiE. rARk-on. and 2 D.drm
ants: " lovely Sc. ant. development
plenty Of closet space. storage rms
and laundry facilities: conv. TO bus
located st 34oo 25th st. Sc. %
GEoRaETowN-Emc. apt; moderr
S9ss5o S9as e01x. "a. s.s9Ho: ssrssnSH;: E nsils inel
nnr; 18th and Columbia rd.wEiev.
and bath; $3.50 mo. mo- EN-. 3-9o97
3l7 10th ST. N.E.-Newly dec.
rln.. KIT, dinette and bath: $4a50
per mo. See MIR. HARRIS on prem
$50 MoNTHLY-Terrace 3-rm ant
new BLDG, free Of children and pets;
cony. section of Washington High.
lands .s.e. GEO. 8. KING CO, 2IiO
oNgS oMNg1chSis n; aye; Sc. Lu. 4.2501. -22
aged woman. TX. s-isa4 Z FOR riaura- aupt.
4112 8rd ST. NV rms. Xii
Dsovsm:nt:. $3.50. 4 IA. mGS; s-sdsi III.
4s1s "a. AVE. NV bedrooms, Mas
h.: ay; InN,,76asc Fn,N;, Kitchen and bath: $72.
1857 1zseei ;AGEskRRk TGckRkkMAN ST. xw-1os x.w.-on..
SuTn. enc. apt. s7s. JU. 81 $50
1854 AARvARp ST. N.w.-ver5 wls d.-
sirable 2nd-f. apt.;. rms. kit,
bath. foyer and porch: excel. down.
town loc.; adults only: S67.5O mo
See res. mgr, Apt. "a. 10
240o T ST. s.E:-1 month free rent,
with 2 Tyr. lease; l-bedrm. apt: ;
S8s.so; See MR.. KILLER or cali
AsGNSGi RI a,Hfo2i APIS, 400 s1st st. me- NE
Exceptionally lge. 2-bedrm. apis.
MR.. ANTHONY or cali ST. 3-oS5O
1919 CLIFTON ST. NV, Apt. IA
(frontl-Liv. rm. u6x23l, din. rm
(15x15l, bedrm. t15x13l. foyer
kit. bath: adults. SIS. Wo. 6-6065
GEoRGETowN-2 like-new spts
4 lst,fi +; apt; apt, liy ,5 5nao eo ; psdT;m; kit. t
Q bedrms.. In baths iiv: rm din
ING TURNER. Atty. TIE. 6-162s.
o1s 18th ST. N.w.-Lge. enc. apt. l
Em. fyll cooking unit and bath.
GE0RGETTOSTWN. soss NJ st. NV
Ediciency apt, conv. loc.: utils. incl.
$50. MRS. WHALEN. HO. 2-7S93.
EFFICIENCY and 1-bedrm. spts.; fine
M. GEORGETOWN-Delishtfui ]
and Q bedrm. apts.: quiet, wooded
a. sss.ii .ii.,npsSs. ns 'hildrsn' $3.50. - $sS
2S2s X ST. s.E.-corner apt; 2
rms. kit: bath; l, cleo. refsr.; S5s.
9-O753.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W

Ice. .sGL. FRT. RM.-Facins park
Quiet adult; home Just Of Pa. ave.
S228 MINI. AVE. s.E.-Nice fm. II
psfi,no psri ,noms Fl, eony; oS; located; plenty Of
Hath AND PENNA. AVE. s.B.-Largs
sleeping fm. with twin beds and Z
bsmt. apt; II: 7-S432. 81
MINI. AND PA.-Woman or eple.
newly furn. fm. IN duplex apt, semi.
pvt. bath, unlim. ph., TV, lit, ldry
prtvils., Jewtsh home. LU. 2.7414
NICELY FURN. front ym., quiet, clean
home. GENTLEMAN only, no drinking
Refs: 10: l-67B4.
room, small price. Pvt. home neal
Congressional Library. II. 6-15S8
SO 0. CAROLINA AVE. S.E.-Newly
furnished single room. next bath;
clean quiet home.
PRIVATE eLEEPnNG ROOM In apart
ment, for girl, occupied by one other.
Privileges. LU. 2-727e.
(812 WEE st. e.E.-2 nice comfort
able rooms " block from bus; new
nome, new mattress.
COLOkED-1220 C ST. S.E.-One
large furn. rm. for rent: 81. II.
CoIoRIED-oNE SINGLE and one
double rms. All privileges. LU. l.
2126, after 8 ewes. and all day sun.
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ROOMS WANTED

IN REFINED HOME, By middle-aged
empl. lady; around $25 mo. d. c.
Box 363-Y, Star.
REFINED EMPL. bus. woman white.
ssgls:. prot, desires l or clean
pvt. home or apt: good NV. loca-
ton; conv. transp. No smoking or
drinking. Write BOX 361-Y, star.
s0LK. RM.. 1st A.: pref. II. cook. for
smoker. non-dfinfsr. BOZ 49,.
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1900 FAlKMoNT N.W.-.Nicely furn.
kitchenette and bath, Mt S72 so mo.
to 5 rms, kitchenette and bath at
Sl55 mo-. utils incl. See switch-
llas PARK RID. N.w.-very s reason
able; several sizes; rm.. kitchen
cite and bath. S65 and $40 mo;
S75 $50 and $S5 monthly: also
. rms. kitchenette and bath, $50
500 and 500 monthly, utils. incl
See res. mgr, Apt A. --19
BRIGHTWOOD--3 rms; suitable fol
employed couple; S60/ RA. 6-54:9
CAPITOL HiLL-unusually atfrae.
to-wall carpet; garbage disposal,
etc.; $3.50. plus gas. Ii. 7-354s;
1914 cue ST. N,w.17s-rm. apt;
completely furn.; "a blk from bus
LfV. RIM. BEDRM.. KIT. AND BATH,
smitSsoDDisn. sDn ssoDis sT 81 7o9as. 9lh Asrl snd
CAPITOL HILL-Two rooms. kitchen.
bath; iatl fer. fer fastidio1s sss couple; $50
1asi .5ii PARKS Hsis RDAtsrsesiSe liv. rm..
bedrm;, kit. bath, pvt. entr.. com,
1850 GIRARD ST. NV. 'The Pal
mer House"wunusually lEe; 1-rm.
944 N. Y. AVE. N.W.--Liv. rm.. bed
rm.. kit. refgr.. utils. furn.; semi
PVT. PVT. bath; for empl. cple.; $50 mo
soIs COLUMBIA PIKE. ARL.-Thrse-
rm. apt; conv. Navy Annex, Penta-
gon and downtown. JE. 5-1SSl
i44s OAK ST. N.w.-l-bedrm. apt
in apt; bldg Cony- lee S75. mo
BSMT APP verv lge. rms. bath
Sf5 mo 1880 Hobart st. NV. HO
COLUMBIA CoLUMNIB1A RID. AND rsth NV
Unusually attrac. immac. clean lge
iliv. rm.. bedrm.. kit, bath 3 girl:
OF cple. $3.50. Mgr. DE. 2-5606
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 1764-Best
bedrms... liy.. kit. din. fun bath
for less to nice adult family. -19
1924 PARK RD. N.W.-Liv. rm.
ssfe SefHrrns s7ssso sit na dim hS 81 IGEs6' bath
41O EMERSON ST. N.W.-.Lovely 2.
bedrm. apt. completely furn., incl
utilS., dishes and linens. 2 bedrms.
Ige lily .rnn nice-size kit. dinette
mod. bath: Bendix. Ideal for 3 oi
adults: S115 mo. TU. 2-2g15
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

MD.-Room and board:
good meals: pleasant atmosphere:
near transportation. UN. 4-347O.
FRONT RIM. TO SHARE and sele. rm.
W with nr,Ssss board bows Washing hN snd ironing;
1927 Pssse istS Sc. aoPS Sw&ssie. iIsa and dbie.
rms. shower bath. good food: bus
iness people and students. -2l
MT. PLEASANT-Board and room In
pvt. family: 4 or 8: use Of naby
Eo sFsnd aIs1st spd Tv; 2 days = week: sS $50.
persons. secretariai switchboard
and maid service. Rates from $40
S ssass sa MS Ms gsE feS Hfcr ao
1s7so sS7aooSi MASS. AvE.-conv. location, mis
good food. auto. Laundry. TV; quiet
PRIvxTE GUEST HOME for elderly
lady; 2nd-floor front room. semipvt
bath. detached home; tray service.
1851 4TedeFeBass issS r. gsafi oc large fr
rm. and rm. to share. good meals:
FOR sSa!enRSiP1 GMPIoYEzD MOTHER. with
ssei 81 sdsaI18M sGoI3MBrA Rp. N.w.ENle. w-i9
aSSs SSs$ meals young people CO. CO; D.
FALLS cHuRcH-Room with twin
beds and sitting room. With break.
fast. Prefer . men. JE. 2-1e1O.
LADY, .gs ys. as to IS; s1S p.r week.
ia H.'Stz. RM:. good meals. ali as nom.
comforts; garden for outdoor re-
Taxation; young man, quiet, re-
liable. neat. AID. 4-e233. after
al. rR asE ssIs a,f hf2' e. sssssss s5'!s|}ss''
DUPONT AREA - Elderly people
given special attention.; 3 maels
9SItr ips1 Tyi e. pE y W 2-1loS 20 o.,
meals; Reas. 5i Unlim. phone. Go CO.
UPPER 18th ST. NV. sEc.-spa-
cious twin bedrm.; employed adult
or mother and school child. ia. g.
ROOM with board for mother and
child; day care for child. Ju. g.
or elderly persons; newly newly
invited. Poolesyille 329s. .tos i.
rAkOMA PARK-Newly decorated
front room; twin beds; will serve
breakfast and dinner to . refined
employed ladies; close to transp..
shopping and churches. JU. 9-4524.
The John Kilpen Hotel
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED

TWO NICE RMS, share bath and
kit. with one other. 134S Spring
I'd. NV. EN-. 3-1912, ask for MRS.
COLORED-2 UNFURN. RMS, good
location. I'd H.. apt. 2. DU. 1854.
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~'~>~Ss - ~ w s@s ~ V@N
Attractive: ttGr; large; % sardsn:typs. .,.,l. l.
incl. $92; so: 2 bedrms.. $12O. =.
Also. 2-bedrm., unfurn.. $s1 80, all
utils. incl. Apply at once, 1000
Mississippi ave. s.e.. or call 20.
= $40 FARRAGUT ST.
sttarsse. furn. frivils. Men. Tu: q
cSIS;oSsEDTzsl4e si!;s i. = O. N. 81. sVIss
;sPs. sidg;;G m newly decorated: % ss7 VT. So:
coEesES@i7ss 81 siSsssi SWAMI ST. IN NV.
dmsstty desofstsd fu1n; ppEov5 s-.% rpf 6gt sSSSy
Rocf Creek psqF: e' sPS sP S.eF: SsefFlo0esns con-.
tact MRS. HOLT. no. S-Sl0o;
CoLoRED-s BEDRMs., liv. rm. and
bath: newlv dec; $S7 so: apt. bldg,
cofoREp1uFsH1R a3o s. Nj Sisss$ b., mr.. E2e Sol,
diers' Home, lily. ,rm.. bedrm.. kit.
$50. W G GERB1cH. NO. 7-6625,
s.4Sss an asi. ,s sntss e. RsSz ;Rs
COLORED-2-KM. APT. 1 blk. from
Pa; ave. Sc; lovely home. employed
cOISREbMNicEiIST cOIsib6 ai = '1Sj 1FSGjRN. APT.
$50 mo. Couple or single persons.
Ak Ayaii; a.6Ssk rST; conv. Ga. ave-. carlatne'
coioRED 70 s-RM. FuRN. AT,
Pvt. kit. quiet pvt. home. Refined
married. employed couple. Close 20
cnf cfnsfannsg; "a; S!In S,S3SS1 eyes eyeSs;o, 29s 9s,,
s e. e. sss ss as ''1s: Xii. '1sy' 81 .sS sss
COIoREpwss14 18th ST. NV
Nicely furn. / rrn. and kit. with
share bath; S14 wk. RIA. 6-e655.
CoLoRED-1s24 r ST. N.E.IIxe,
bsmt. apt. furnished or unfurn.. 20
employed couple only. Heat and
3203 or see janitor. EN-. 3-11S2
CoLoRED-2 RMS. kit. and bath,
Utils. incl. Rent reas. Call NO; q
CoLORED-Nr. 18th and Park Rd.-
2 rms. bath: clean; mr.. schools
and shopping center; refs. req.
smpl; couple. Ia. o-2e45 or 10.
coI0SRIEiD-N.E. 1-bedrm. apt, $50.
COLORED-410O Blk. sth st. NV
RMS. kit. and bath In bsmt. Rear
and front entrs.. S115 per mo-, or
COLORED-1314 Rhode Island Ave.
N:W:-Lsrge room with stove and
Evening star., 1954-09-19
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
WINCHESTER TAKOMA
Nearing Completion
NEW DE LUXE APARTMENTS
Takoma Parks First
6-STORY BUILDINGS ELEVATORS

LARGE BEDROOM -------$79.50 so up
2 LARGE BEDROOMS S--------$109.50 so up
BEAUTIFUL LARGE LOBBY s..
~, sPAG1oTs Soe%Ms % %LAseE cIosETs SoFNEE Mrsp9ye
M9a1gsE ,FETEIqEEATMohs M WITH PEEP tREEzhs 49, 4AEIg Eg
CONDTTIoNIN6: GARAGES.
ALL INCLUDED
This Is an Amazing Offer an Opportunity That
May Never Again Be offered in Takoma Park
COME OUT TODAY AND SELECT
YOUR APARTMENT
Exhibit Apartments Beautifully Furnished by
PEERLESS MODERN
. DIRECTIONS: Mape AND dtehts Out Piney Branch
IN
Maple short blks. to building left
OPEN DAILY TILL DARK
RESIDENT MAMAGEE, MRS @ @sPALTER APT 100
SHAPIRO INC
REALTORS AND BUILDERS
1413 W.
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zS3S KANSAS AVE. NV.
pvt. BATH. $50 80 mo. incl. rsfsr.,
Inspect It'll 3 pm. FEDEkAI
RENTAL CO.. 916 New York ave
NV, Ma. STAG. I'll
1707 P ST. NV.
Ass.' sSs soSFsd tFs 1;sisrm b.sS s76 s'mi no. at!
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The John Kilpen Hotel
1910 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
"a block of Conn. ave. overlookinl
Rock Greek Park. Dble. and sgle
rms, pvt. bath avail: excel meals
Rates X17 80 Wk I'M HQ 2-26fi6
Evening star., 1954-09-19
SLAUGHTER'S

SLAUGHTER'S
ELMWOOD
1927 10Th ST. NV.
SINGLES. DOUBLES, TRIPLES
BeRinning at $50 per person pc
month. Includes breakfast and din
ner; switchboard. maid service.
HO. 2-6767
COLORED-CONV. located to every
thing: modern furn. rms. for mel
and women: ssmipvt. BATH, 2 no
and maid service: dble., S12.50
sgle.. SIS wkly. DE. 2-S409. 10
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Boiling View

One Of the incest Develop
msns' nniss ae iR .; oni; F. ss sss5o 51obed5d: Inci
walking distance to Boiling
Field. See MRS. LEONE.
3O21 4th st. Sc, 10. 2-4270.
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1884 QUEEN ST. NE.
Q rms, kit, dinette, bath and
porch; nicely furn.; In desirable
ne. location; S65 per mo.
GOSS REALTY CO.
214A Z et. INV. MA. o-136S
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THE BROADMOOR

and bedrm. apis. for rent ir
the distinctive Broadmoor. 1901
Conn. ave. $3.50 mo. for 1-bedrm
type. $500 mo. for 2-bedrm. type
EDMUND J. FLYNN CO.
Bldg Ma S-0S6r
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UTILITIES INCLUDED
Large rooms. 4 to 5 closets, new q.
cu.-ft. Westinghouse refrigerator
with freezing compartments now be.
ing installed. Spacious lawns, ad.
:acent 10 large playground with day
school. Bus at door: one zone.
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Chillum Manor

Missouri ave. and N. Capitol St.
Nicely furn:, newly decor. 1.bedrn,:
occupancy; II Minis. to downtown;
S105 mo-. utils. incl. RA. 3-4454.
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apts.; modern Kitchens: off-streei
parking: close to Q shop centers, Z
buslines. 1-fare express bus to town
conv, to Naval Research Lab. Boil.
ing and Andrews Fields. 160 Dan.
bury st. s.w. 10. $4,000. Z.
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DUPONT CIRCLE-Townhouse apt:
compl. euBip.: Q bedrms., firepl.,
porch. patio. Utils., maid sery.; S15O.
1888 10th st. NV. EN-. 1929.
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Conn. Ave. q Porter st. NV.
Second floor, elevator building;
rooms, kit. and bath; wsll-to-waIl
carpeting, modern fixtures, good fur
niture, expensive draperies. May be
seen by appointment.
ThoS. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th at. NV. DI. 7-f383O.
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NEW AMSTERDAM
2701 14th ST. NV.

I I'M, hII., Bath, SIS
furnished. Large, bright rms.
walk-in closets; well-maintained
elevator bldg: switchboard and
mail desk service. To inspect apply
at desk or call MRS. HILL, CO.
5-740O,
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APIS. eURNlsHED-D.c.

1929 7th ST. N.W.-3 rooms, conv.
to schools. shopping, transp.: chill
dren welcome. Phone TU. 2-3625.
CONN. AVE- II -bedryn. apis. effics.
elev.. utils: 2-3 girls nr = men;
college students. WO. 6-6S6s. 20
1883 NEWTON . and 3 bedrm.
apts.. also Ink Child. welcome: good
transp. Reas. rent. TU. 2-13S7,
HAMPTON COURTS APIS. 2ol3 New
Hampshire eve NV Bedrm.. hv rm
kit. recep hail All utilities included
Newly redec nicely furn.. elev bldg
CO 5-5S3S. NO 7-199S.
ATTRAC. Tt APTS. SO wk up chiio
or baby welcome also hskpg. rms.
,css ress. lInl 18th St NV DI 7.7Sss
>liv.. rm., comb kit. .-dinette. furn.
incl. utils. See RESIDENT MAN
M. CAPiToL-2 rms. semibath;
utils.; fine loc.; parking: $57 mo-;
adults. Ii 7-79S4. --22
lO3 MADISON ST. N.W.-Bsmt. apt
combin. iiv.-bedrm.. twin beds.
combin. din Kitchen, pvt. bath. pvt.
entr.: / or 2 empl. persons: $75
mo. RA. 3-1S02 lie
2-RM. FURN. APT. Ga. ave. and
Galiatin st.-Nice and BEAUTY.
Pvt. bath. RA. 3-3061. AD. 4-SS79.
Evening star., 1954-09-19

EMBASSY APTS.
1913 Harvard st. NV. Enc. apt. lge
Nv. rm.. modern kit. dinette ant
bath. In very nice cond. and nicely
furr ished. Secty. Serv. eelf-oper
Evening star., 1954-11-10
PreIinn Boxer Hurt
On Troy Card Gets
Surgery After Fight
By the Associated Press

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 10.-A
preliminary fighter who under
went surgery after he collapsed
following a bout last night was
reported in fair condition today.
He is Jimmie (Lucky) Thomas,
23-year-old featherweight from
st. Louis, who appeared in one
of the supporting bouts on a pro-
gram headed by Middleweight
Willie Troy of Washington. Troy
won a unanimous 10-round de-
cision over Jesse Turner Of St.
Louis.
The st. Louis middleweight
showed surprising strength in
the early rounds and staggered
Troy several times with hard
lefts and rights. However, Troy,
who has his eye set on a title
fight Z against Middleweight
Champion Bobo Olson, seemed to
grow stronger from the sixth
round on.
Thomas fought to a draw
against Jesse Rodriguez last
night in a bout refereed by
Heavyweight Champion Rocky
Marciano. He left the ring with
out aid, but collapsed in his
dressing room. He had suffered
head injuries and was taken to
q Kansas City hospital for an
operation.
Evening star., 1954-11-10
Virginia Entries Toke Two Titles
Mexicons Salvage Team Prize
As National Horse Show Ends

and the United States-will COM
pete in Toronto.
Clay Pigeon won only one blue
ribbon in the II point-carrying
events in the open class, but
finished with 10 points to Is
for the reserve champion, Velvet
Lassie, owned by Mrs. Hubert
Thomas of Indianapolis, winner
of the $4,000 Jumper Stake.
The Cad Takes Conformation.
The Cad. a 5-year-old bay
gelding owned by Gregory Nc
Intosh of Warrenton, Va, won
the conformation hunter cham
pionship with 261a points for the
II classes.
The green conformation
hunter class was won by Bigeno
owned by Rem Perry of Shaker
Heights. Ohio, with Is points to
IT for Tight Spot. owned by Art
Hanna of PaoH, Pa.
The Dodge Stables of Roch-
ester, Mich, and Lexington,
KY dominated the harness and
saddle classes with % blue rib
bonS, IL in the saddle class, and
II in the harness division. The
Delaire Farms of Morton Grove
ILL.,, had 10 blues, all in the saddle
class.
The Dodge Stables Socko, a
handsome 5-year-old chestnut
gelding, won the $1,000 grand
championship stake for FIVE
gated saddle horses and the
same stables Meadow Princess
a chestnut mare, took the 81 ,OOO
champion stake for three-gaited
saddle horses. The $1,000 cham
pion stake for harness ponies
went to the Dodge's Cora Mite.
Ine summaries:
Conformation hunter. thorouphbre,
ana other than thorougbred-1, Waverl,
Farms The Cad: 2. Mr.. and Mrs. AndreV
!. 5hinkle's seveven: 3, Mr.. and Mrs
Leon g. Haymond's The Angel:
Liangouen FARMS Adventure.
CONFORMATION hunter stake, Sc. .OoO-
l. Waverly Farms The Cad 3, Mrs
Deane Rucker's Spanish Mint: s, Mrs
Snonn FarrelPs Gold Coin: 4, Mrs. Henr,
Paxson'S Chappaqua; 5, Harry Frue
hauf'S Master Key.
Rogsna GSsnfaarmation hunter. preliminary--1
6oginod Farms Ripple Boy; 2. Mrs
aenry Paxson's Chappaqua: 5. Mrs
y Deane Rucker's Spanish Mint: 4
Waverly FARMS The Cad.
90 conformation championship Cad
%oIa points; reserve-Seveven, IA points
Thomas Velvet Lassie: 2, Morton "
smiths Clay Pigeon; g. Mr.. and Mrs
Leon s: Haymond's Andante; 4. MI
a and Mrs. Norman Coates Volco'
Jumper champion-Morton w. Smith,
Clay Pigeon. 10 points: reserve-Mrs
Hubert Thomas Velvet Lassie, IS points
International perpetual challeng,
trophy--1, Mexican Army team, n,
faults. tie tor second between CanadiaI
esquestrian team. s faults, and United
States equestrian team, s faults;
spanish equestrian team 12 faults.
Evening star., 1954-11-10
Richmond Tackle Picked
As League sSfar Of Week

MoRGANTowN, w. Va, Nov.
10.-Tackle Bill Thacker, Uni.
versity of Richmond co-captain.
today was named the Southern
Conference player Of the week
by the Southern Conference
Sports Writer'S Association.
The 6-foot-1, 205-pound senior
was honored for his play in Sat-
urday's 1870 victory over Wake
Forest.
Thacker was outstanding on
offense and defense, anchoring
Richmond's stout line which
threw back the Deacons on their
only scoring threat.
Others nominated for the
honor this week included Billy
Cranwell. Virginia Techs sopho-
more quarterback who passed
for. two scores In Techs 20-13
triumph over George Washing
ton.
Evening star., 1954-11-10
Oklahoma Expected to Blast
Missouri Bowl Hopes Saturday

Norman November 90 for q shot
at the league crown.
Kansas State, now sitting in
the second best spot for an
Orange Bowl berth hopes to
boost its "a Big Seven mark at
the expense Of Iowa State in
Manhattan.
Colorado and Kansas, nursing
q 14-game losing streak, both
have non-conference opposition.
Colorado meets Utah in Salt
Lake City and Kansas plays the
Oklahoma Aggies at Saltwater.
Here's how the bowl picture
focuses at this point:
Nebraska, Al, with Oklahoma
to play November 30. If Me-
braska wins or gets q tie the
Cornhuskers have their ticket
to Miami.
Missouri. 2-1-1, with Okla
homa and Kansas remaining. A
loss or a tie and Missouri is out.
Kansas State. 2-2. with Iowa
State and Colorado to go. Two
victories and Kansas State gets
the bowl job. provided Okla
homa defeats Nebraska. Kansas
State defeated Nebraska, 7-3, last
| month.
Evening star., 1954-11-10
4 THE EVENING STAR
DAM Of CIV Rises
To Fourth Place in
SC Ground Gaining
washington, d. G.
NOVEMBER 10, 1854

Dutch Danz, George Wash
ington fullback. has made his
way nearer the top among the
leading ground gamers in the
Southern Conference.
Figures released today by the
conference statistical bureau
show Danz in fourth place in
rushing with 434 yards in 98
carries. He picked up 70 yards
in Friday nights game against
Virginia Tech. Halfback Len
Ciemniecki of CIV is seventh
with $50 yards.
Dickie Beard Of Virginia Tech,
who gained 20 yards last week,
still is tops in the rushing de-
partment with $50 yards in 112
carries, but in total offense he
has been passed by Fred Wyant,
West Virginia quarterback. With
passing yardage to help him,
Wyant gained 1865 yards last
week and now totals $40.
Bob Sturm Of CIV, who COM
pleted nine of 16 passes last week
for "a yards, is fourth among
passers with 26 competitions in
60 attempts for $50 yards. AL
Greico of William & Mary has
taken over the passing leader
ship from Jim Boyle of Furman,
completing 33 of 79 attempts for
$50 yards.
CIV has three of it's ends high
on the pass-receiving list. a de-
partment led by Larry Fones of
William g. Mary with 13 catches
for 205 yards. Right behind him
are Ciemniecki and Paul Thomp-
son of CIV with 10 catches,
Ciemniecki for 176 yards and
Thompson with 154. Pat Kober
of CIV also is on the list now
after five catches against VPI,
ranking eighth with eight COM
pletions for III yards.
Evening star., 1954-11-10
1876 Horses Net S325,OOO
Al Standardized Sales
-AP Wirephoto.
BY the Associated Press

HARRISBURG. Pa, Nov. TO-
In the second day of trading at
the annual standardized sale,
1876 horses were sold for a total
of more than $325,000.
OF the group, four harness
horses sold for $4,000 or more
yesterday. All four were con-
signed as the dispersal offering
of the Craig Ranch Stabls,
Leemore, Calf.
In the two days Of sale ac-
tivities, 376 head of horses have
brought $464,825-an average
of $1,236 each For the first
two sessions a year ago, BAT head
were sold for $426,150.
Topping yesterdays session
was Cimarron's Forbes, a 3-year-
old Forbes Chief PAGER, which
went for $1,000 to Fred Daputo
and George Arthur of London,
Ontario.
Fleming Hanover, a 2-year-
old trotter. brought $16,500 on
the final bid of the Freight
Forwarding Stable, New York
City.
Evening star., 1954-11-10
Trophy Will Honor
Memory Of Cohen

A perpetual trophy in memory
of Morty Cohen, former Uni
versity of Maryland track star
who died Sunday, will be estab-
lished in Baltimore by the Balti-
more Olympic Club, track club
for which he also ran.
Cohen, lieutenant in the Air
Force since his graduation from
Maryland last year, died Sunday
at Walter Reed Hospital. He
entered the hospital last spring
suffering from leukemia.
Cohen, a native of Baltimore,
was Southern Conference broad
jump champion in 1852 and '53.
He also placed in both high
hurdles and low hurdles both
years.
After the end of the school
track season Cohen competed for
the Baltimore Olympic Club
The announcement that the club
was establishing trophy in
Morty's memory was made by
President William Jimeson.