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Evening star., 1954-12-11
By the Associated Press

SPOKANE. Wash, Dec. IL
Sandy Saddler few back to New
York today with a puffed lip, q
bloody nose and $4,000 after
winning a unanimous 10-round
decision over tough Bobby
Woods in non-title match.
He needs another fight to
sharpen up," Manager Charley
Johnston said Of Saddler, the
featherweight champion who is
under pressure to defend his
crown.
Saddler came on in the late
going last night against Woods,
a local lightweight who stag
Evening star., 1954-12-11

James M. Lynch, racing secre-
tary at Rosecroft Raceway since
1851. has been moved upstairs
into the general managers Of
flee, John w. Miller, track presi-
dent, announced last night.
The 33-year-old Lynch also
serves as racing secretary at
Brandywine Raceway, Whining
ton, DEL; Ocean Downs Race
way, Ocean City, Md, and Hill
lizards (Ohio) Raceway. He will
be able to fill those posts in his
new position. Miller said.
Lynch succeeds Col. Cornelius
Evening star., 1954-12-11
SoddIer Beats Bobby Woods,
But Calls Him Great Fiqhter'

gered him in the first round and
again in the sixth before fading.
"He was a tougher boy than !
thought" said Saddler, who took
the ring microphone after the
decision was announced and
told the partisan crowd of 5,700:
Bobby Woods is a great
fighter. With little more ex-
perience he will beat the best
around"
Saddler, who at 81 knows all
about experience, finished strong
and wallopped the 21-year-old
Woods with a wicked right up
percut in the 10th round that
Jared Bobby to the heels.
Evening star., 1954-12-11
Rosecroft Promotes Lynch
To General Managers S Job
--Ap Wirephoto.

c. Jadwin, who served as Rose
croft general manager since
1850.
Born in Abingdon. Mass,
Lynch broke into harness rae
ing in New England. He has
served as State steward for the
Massachusetts, Harness Racing
Commission.
Lynch also is an able trainer
driver, competing now and then
in matinee races. In 1852 he
won the Governors Trot Tro-
ply" at the Marshfleld (MaSs.)
Fair.
Evening star., 1954-12-11
BY the Assoeieted Press

NASSAU. The Bahamas, Dec.
11.-Charles Wallace Of Chevy
Chase, Md. was the favorite to
win today's class C race for
Jaguars on the opening program
Of Nassau's first annual speed
week, after getting his car up
to 1854 miles per hour in yes
terday's speed runs.
Wallace's time was the second
fastest recorded in all classes. 1t
was surpassed only by the 1903
clocking Of Erwin Goldschmidt
Of New York in a Ferrari.
Dick Thompson and Bob Nc
Kinsey, also Of the Washington,
Evening star., 1954-12-11
Montgomery Easy Winner
Over Baltimore Junior

Montgomery Junior College
had too many guns for Baltimore
Junior College yesterday in
chalking up an 84-44 victory at
Silver Spring.
With Taskins setting the pace,
Montgomery rolled up a 52-18
lead in the first half and coasted
the rest nf the wav
Evening star., 1954-12-11
WI Shows Promise
In Winning Opener
Special oispaseh 70 The star

FRONT ROYAL, Va, Dec. IL
--Washington-Lee High School
showed potential power in de-
feating Randolph Macon Acad-
emy here last night, 56-44. in
the opening basketball game for
both teams.
Sonny Dugan and Phil Palmer
paced the attack as the visitors
went ahead in the first half
28-l8. and held Randolph
Macon at bay throughout the
second. Dugan scored 10 points
and Palmer II.
Evening star., 1954-12-11
ACES New Contract
With Orange Bowl
Calls for Sl25,OOO
BY MerreIl WhittIesey
s,ov s,ssf cerrs.e.,s,n,

~ Star Ssasf eerssspsadens
GREENSBORO. N. c.. Dec. II.
The new three-year Orange
Bowl contract voted on by the
Atlantic Coast Conference at the
annual meeting here win be
worth about s225.O00 annually
and viii retain the "most repre-.
sentative team" clause through
January l of la56-57-5s.
The ACC probably will have an
ofiicial conference football cham.
pion in the 1856 season. when q
majority Of the teams win play
q minimum of six conference OPP
ponents. but the conference win
not be bound to send the cham
pion through the two years Of
the new contract.
II there is an outstanding ACC
team that is the obvious choice
any Of the next three years. o
telephone ballot probably will be
taken the Sunday after the sea-
son ends. If it Is close, such as
this year when Duke and Mary.
land had identical 7-2-1 records.
the Bowl Committee viii meet
here to study the choice.
Frowns on Repeaters.
The bowl committee feels that
1t will be to the conferences ad-
vantage to send a most represent-
ative team rather than q cham.
pion. It feels the entire schedule
should be taken into considera.
ton. It will not bar repeaters.
but frowns upon them.
A member Of the committee
said after last nights meeting ct
the Sedgefield Inn that In his
groups thinking, two Of the
bowls could have had better at.
fractions this year If the con-
ferences had selected most
representative team. rather than
be bound by a hard and fast rule
TO send the winner or runnerup.
For instance, under the ACC
proposal. the Pacific Coast Con-
ference could have invited un-
beaten UCLA back to the Rose
Bowl because it so obviously was
the outstanding team.
And although the Orange Bowl
committee of this conference
does not want to tell the Big
Seven how to run its business.
the committee member who was
speaking believed that even
though Oklahoma was barred,
the Orange Bowl could have q
better attraction If Colorado had
been invited instead of Nebraska,
the official conference runnerup.
The Atlantic Coast Conference
viii not send the same team two
years running unless q team is
so far superior for two straight
years that it would detract from
the Miami game to send any.
body else.
That's why the vote this year
was z to ! to send Duke, with
Virginia the only member to
vote to send Maryland. Thus un-
less Duke has a vastly superior
record to any Atlantic Coast
team next year. it will not 60
back to Miami on January / Of
1855.
Maryland would have gone
back this year only with a 100
record. or possibly 9-1.
TV Money Jumped.
After next months game, the
new radio and television con.
tract will be S275, 900 instead Of
the $73.750 of January / Of this
year and next.
OF the approximate $225, 900
from the future Orange Bowl
games, the competing teams will
get half. OF the other half, the
Conference will take Is per cent
and the seven other members
will divide the other rs per cent
equally. The Big Seven will do
the same.
The Orange Bowl gets as per
cent Of the gross. meaning ticket
sales, radio-television and pro-
grams. minus taxes, and the
stadium is per cent.
Evening star., 1954-12-11
Fights Last NIGHT

NEW YORK madison Square Garden,
.cutpointed Al Andrews. I54. Superior.
Wis fl0l
y SPOKANE. - sandy saddier. I3s u /,
New York. 0astpointed Bobby Woods,
u MANCHESTER, England. - Johnny
Williams 1y5. Kngland, stopped Francis
sCoueTet, ISL "a. France "a.
MELBOURNE.-Mario Dagsta. 119.
Philadelphia t12l. ,.
Evening star., 1954-12-11
Howard Five Rallies
To Nip Virginia State
spseiel pi.paseh 10 The Star

PETERSBURG, Va. Dec. IL
Dickie Washington scored the
winning basket as Howard Uni
versity came from behind to nip
Virginia State. S6-84, here last
night.
The Washington team had to
overcome a 10-point deficit at
halftime to chalk up its fourth
victory In five. games.
Washington scored % points
for Howard. but johnson Of the
losers was high man with 81.
Evening star., 1954-12-11
Gu Swimming Host

Catholic University and WASH
.ington a. Lee win clash In o
swimming meet at 5 pm. today
In the Gu pool.
Evening star., 1954-12-11
Tech Serves Notice
On Future Opponents
In Win Over Prioy

Early-Se1Son r0ugnneSS SnoWeu
around the edges yesterday as
Mckinley Tech opened its sea-
son with q 56-5l victory over
Priory, hut the Trainers served
notice that they must be reck-
oned with III the approaching
high school title race.
Bob Bordeaux. Tony DiChiac-
chic and Rob BoIen paced the
Tech offense, but the games
big gun was Dalniail Crane Of
Priory. who sank seven straight
field goals In the second half
and finished with q 29-point
total. It was Priory's first out
ing, too.
Dick Wickline starred as An
nandale High defeated st.
Stephens. 43-34. scoring 10
points and doing yeoman duty
under the blackboard. ST. Steph-
ems faded in the second half.
after holding Annandale to o
21-20 margin In the first.
Bladensburg used winless
Arundel to gain its second vic
tory In three starts. taking a
$3.50 decision at Bladensburg.
Annandale and Torilla led the
offense that put the game on
ice after Bladenshurg waged a
strong first-half game and
trailed by only 1928 at inter-
mission.
Jim Thompkins spanked a Sec
ond-half rally that carried
Cardozo to a 45-43 triumph over
Dunbar of Baltimore in a
thriller. Cardozo's defensive
play in the second half, which
held the losers to seven points,
featured the game. Thompkins
scored IA points.
Bill Marr's four foul shots in
the last minute Of play enabled
Laurel to nose out Sherwood
1898, in a nip and tuck fray.
Ken johnson was Surratts-
ville's big gun as it defeated La
Plata. $3.50, on the winners
floor.
John McKaba found his scor-
ing eye in the final quarter and
sent eight straight field goals
through the hoop to help George
town Prep upset Bethesda Chevy
Chase. 45-42. at the Prep.
Columbian Prep led all the way
in nosing out Kendall Prep. ST.
81. but it had to battle to the
last whistle to hold the losers.
Rubianoff Of Kendall was high
with 18 points.
Dave Howell scored a field
goal in the last few seconds to
give Carver High of Baltimore a
53-52 victory over Spingarn in
the seasons debut for both
teams.
AL Lederle, Wakefield High
Schools 6-foot-4 sophomore star,
scored 10 points in his only ap-
pearance of the season in lead
ing his teammates to q 5l-34
victory over George Washing
tons Jayvees. Lederle, who III
jured his knee wrestling and re-
injured it in football, will under
go an operation to correct the
trouble.
Evening star., 1954-12-11
The TumuIt and the Shouting
Rice Goes to War at 81;
SIS 900 in Savings Lost

fThis Is the 10th Of 2l ar
ticIes from Grdntland Rice's
autobiography, aThe Tumtlt
and the Shouting.'l
Evening star., 1954-12-11
Basketball Scores

STEEL BOWL.
(First ROund.)
D1s1'sne wasHINGToN AREA. 0lonAm -
Wis., Wilson F1.sss Ts.snTs ~ p.nsS1. M,ryaIs ss,s
Howard SO Virginia State ~
CANYON REEF TOURNEY.
First Round.1 -
Texas Tech 81 Howard Payne al
sy,ss,a syracuse oe S3------------ Harvard Harvard 90 90
NGiEase MaT eo s3 ----5-- Bueknell b "a "a
j 81 Lawrence 77----- BreeEpos. or. 6 6
fass indias. "a. 81 st sr'Sflsa vincent t1ss5 Pa y
Lycoming Pa.) "a Mansfield Tchrs. 12
SInsion Sl1iaSc. az ovcrt.a.1 California tPa ~
Slippery Rock 7e
Williams 107 -------R Rhode Island 30
n SnsI!ss" mi. n MidSlssass sissas9 g q
Farleish Dickson 80 Toronto Univ. 81
Bowd0in 55 Bates ri
ssgiiaio n; y, St; 90 Albion tlIsS.5 & &
M ys u sSo FSss9.f %:ss fissl.s ssass
CLARK 20 Wesleyan IS (overtimel
Newark Tchrs. 80 Jersey City Tehrs. 6s
Ne" 1ork A Z. snY,ru Providence *
Daks S1 - --5st South Carolina 5h
baasidS;on as,sns;o r0D,.,,.s, ~ The Citadel 81
Esst csrelina s'aan s1 o. Ienoir casaghs Hnyhs "a "a
tennessee State 90 Morris 1ssSRn sro~n % d
Newsrort ~, 49, nrDnSSsnah aD WI sMacom n N
Virxinia iinion & A M PdFs"Pssy Panl:s PoSy Al Al
Emory Is Henry ~ Iynehhurs II
wiley 40 xavier tNet nrIeansS M
Fisk se Lsmoyne lTenn. 81
Rollins 10 Georgia Teachers Ga
Miss. College so Northeast {La.l ST, 10
11irm,pR.h.% M. southern i 90 MIilssps i
Frostburs IND. a. " Towson s.
Washington tst, MISMhss ISsis5 ss So. Meth S.
Wyoming is ------.- Creighton q
Coe n Monmouth Mouth a. ~
Southwestern tKans.l s2 Iowa Tchrs IA
Ehnrst am 'eMs' Is 81 Spaasssna 0asaEs kaTs T g
SShicaso Uniy, So George Williams So
Ss ToIe1s ss'on az W Wit Kw,tteEssf. sssfs q q
Eansston IS - Northwestern Sfesa Okla. Il II
12 8; Olaf 12 s, Ripon @
Moorhead tMinn1 re n. A''"0's :"
Mavviije IN n,kl Tc al
North Dakot. "a W,rnin.g mi, p.y,irs ~ n
-"e~As W. lam Jamestevn IN n.t1 40
Manktao Al w. Hmrcn q:
Sionx x' Fans ts paka "a huron o.
Ncrfb wes..rr fM,rr, g,
Can R..a,. 70 MI 81 I.. ,Mn. 81 81
Nen..ns mas, 10. 20 Aank,om ~ -
nvin.v f,n % ~ Nn.,h. ,,.s. ,n.ee,ols. eS ee
Ccnao.s,. Ip,vs En.tI. ~, MssouTi ns 90
eohco1uia 'N'er Forest; ~; Sn =.
c.rth.r. fYuA N Hission nouse Wnne ass
SCstnaSe ILL "a, ~ ----- hnox ~ ~
Tvsnsra Svan. aMo', MSAendrse Ss ~
WWsssmninssr Wsssn On 'MoJ u maTrls I. =. ~
yMnarIspuaG oo $500 iowa WESLEYAN e e
M,,.. MM,n,sn.Dutmm n ~ 40 Vmana &:
rnino's wesleyan lake Eorest
JANA - Bethany tMinn.) 81
Evening star., 1954-12-11

Totals 3s 10 SO Totals 80 IS 81
Halftime score: 45-35. virginia state.
Evening star., 1954-12-11

John McKaba found his scor-
ing eye in the final quarter and
sent eight straight field goals
through the hoop to help George
town Prep upset Bethesda Chevy
Chase. 45-42. at the Prep.
Evening star., 1954-12-11

Columbian Prep led all the way
in nosing out Kendall Prep. ST.
81. but it had to battle to the
last whistle to hold the losers.
Rubianoff Of Kendall was high
with 18 points.
Evening star., 1954-12-08

Winter skirts in worm all wool, wool
and royon tproperIy Iobeled as to
wool content Aerilon! Pleoted
stylesf Stroieht styles! Gored styles!
Many with belts, 22-3o.
Evening star., 1954-12-08
Regular 2.99-3.99
Holiday Fashions!
Daytime
Dresses
%

Holiday prints for everybody wear! Upper
front, coat styles and "a button styles 10 the
group! Many with this seasons smart level"
trims, solid colors and eoy floral prints. Sizes
II to 20. l6h to 24lz.
Evening star., 1954-12-08
Irregulars, Perfects Of
Higher Priced
Children.s Shoes
Iss

Leother upper shoes with stitched compost
tion soles. Sizes sh to ; h group.
Evening star., 1954-11-20
BY Vivian Brown

Now-you-see-it. now-you-don't
is becoming more and more q
theme Of American living.
A man is likely to fall asleep
in his easy chair and wake UP to
q strange new setting. Nom is
on the how-to-do-it beam and
home is the outlet for her mag
nation and energy.
Paint rollers bring color to the
wall so quickly that a cool room
can become a. warm room while
a catnap is taking place. (Edi-
tors note"Oh yeah?') A table
is likely to be antiqued and a
fireplace front tiled while Dad
takes q shower.
Life becomes even more simple
for the do-it-yourself worker. A
new self-adhesive plastic fabric
may quickly cover any dry. fiat
surface. It is adhesive backed
and may be cleaned with soap
and water. It requires no water.
paste or tools to apply.
The plastic may be cut to re-
quired size, then peeled of its
protective paper backing. The
paper backing consists of squares
to aid in cutting the fabric.
| This new plastic fabric comes
in solid colors, wood grain and
Evening star., 1954-11-20
Solution Conceuls
Furniture Scratches

Furniture has an unfortunate
habit of collecting scratches
aided and abetted usually by its
possesorS.
Some of these scratches, II
they are light, may be concealed
by rubbing them over with boiled
linseed oil, turpentine and white
vinegar, combined in equal pro-
portions.
Evening star., 1954-11-20

Warped wooden tops Of coffee
and end tables may be made at
tractiye again with this plastic
fabric in a wood grain design.
The material, available in 18-
inch widths. is waterproof.
Evening star., 1954-11-20
Are Housewives Becoming Moqicions?

marble effects as well as kitchen
and nursery prints and pepper
mint stripes. The beauty Of it is
that it can be lifted from one
place to another. an advantage
In case II should wrinkle or
bubble"
II may be applied BY amateurs
to cabinets. walls. work areas,
closets. shelves and furniture.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24

when immigrants were forced to
remain for weeks and months in
immigrant camps. He said that the
limit of 5000 immigrants by the
end of the year was set by the "a
valuable funds, otherwise Israel
could accept $4,000 in the same
four months.
He hit out against attitudes pre-
valent in Israel which had a det-
rimental influence on the desire of
Americans to emigrate TO Israel.
He noted that if extreme national
ism in various countries took on
an anti Jewish aspect there would
be still fewer sources of imrnigra-
ton than now exist. He indicated
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24
RITES AT CEMETERY
SUNDAY. SEPT. Is

The Etz Haydn Memorial Serv-
ice were conducted in the River
side Memorial Park, Sunday, Sep
TENDER 10Th at HOO A. M. by
Rabbi Martin M. Portin. Individ-
ual graves were visited by the
Rabbi who recited memorial
prayers.
A special Sha-mess Service was
also held. This is the burying
of used holy religious articles that
cannot be used any longer.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24

Mr.. Shragai said that not only
was the increase in the number of
immigrants admitted important,
but even more significant was that
almost every one of these immi-
grants is settled on the land as
soon as he arrives. This is in sharp
contrast to the previous situation
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24
immigration to Israel
Up Last Month

JERUSALEM (JTA) - total of 1850 immigrants entered Is
MONTH the largest single monthly total in
Shraga head of the Jewish AgencY immigration department
revealed that schedules call for
country during the
acceleraon pace January 1855
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24

that 5000 Immigrants might be
expected from South American
countries in the next IL months
and a substantial number from
France and other European coun-
tries.
Evening star., 1954-05-13
GEORGETOWN
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

'sS .Suis f5 iGi $fTie families. Fi I Ss's.
FALLS CHURCH. Annandale ares
New brk.. 2 liv. rms, din. rm.. elec.
,;S sit s6SsSrn,s,? 6eSrms, bath baths Ear 2ss sHi%
sfRiSGfHffD fIRH SIG sE 22lss STs
fenced D1,: &:aeSs Ss0''E iot; SiaS. T TKi.
W. IHYsATTsvILLE sEcTIoN-csps
Lab: 2 bedrms. firepi.. Ice bsmt..
auto; washer; sll0 mo. WE; B.
8 RMS. .1,s BATHS. mr. Psntaron.
line; sl55. 3i11 Arlington blvd.
eSS $50 NORRIS pL N.E.-e-rm. house.
2-ear garage: $50 mo. Call ,Wo.
AiEx. ixs'' AREA-o-beorm. semiSet.
home in a pleasant suburban COM
Completely equipped kit, incl. wash:
er. Lge. dining area: Fenced
I'd; 500 no. Call MRS LEAvT1T.
RETHHsDAcouiet street; available
June /: 4 bedrms. ga baths. .20-ft.
liv. rm.. screened porch. brick ter
race. shade trees. excel. eond. Close
TO ScnOOlS. al community llClllLlee.
S1S5 Der mo. Phone OIL. 4-70:s
GARRETT PARK. mr.. o. s. p. II. and
Naval Hosp. -3-bedrm.. rambler. ful!
bsmt.. nrepl. mod. kit. disposal
and dishwasner; nr. iransp. ana
schools; Sl25 mo. Also similar
rambler without bsmt.. Sll5. OIL.
Barney sllRsSSIEgi CIRCLE AREA 1877 K st.
s.e.--Corner row brick. B rms; and
bath, $40 per mo. Call Mr.. Smith
with FRANK 8. PHILLIPS co; pl'
sLVkR sPRING-s-bedrm. brick Co
lonial, excellent location, newly dec
GRATED: SI30 per mo. call JU; g.
a4a6 ard ~ a-2354 IL
BRICK BUNGALOW. Landover HIS.
2 bedrms.. fireplace. basement; Sgg
per mo. Call til 2 pm. ROBkkT
3, DAVIS & CO.. WA. $4,000. --l5
Mr.. FALLS CHURCH-New home. 3
nice bedrms.. large liv. Tm. with
fireplace and bookshelyes; din. Tnn:.
Kitchen with dishwasher, disposal.
stove and refgr.; finished stairway
to > lge. storage or play rooms on
2nd A.: full bsmt.; nr. schools and
shopping center; avail. immediately
SI45 mo. JE. 2-2663. ia
ARLINGTON-Your last chance to
rent this 2-bedrm. bungalow. Il
has liv. rm. with fireplace, din. rm.,
equip. Kitchen. fun bsmt.. and only
minutes" to d. c. Rental. Sllb.
(Continued on Next Page,l
Evening star., 1954-05-13
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

CAPITOL HILL desirable 6-rm.
$500 apts. being sold pursuant Il
court orders. Apt. 33. l2S c st.. ne
UNUSUALLY SPACIOUS front cornel
apt. with. foyer. imposing liv. rm
in Immense 6edrm moderH Snns hit Im an
desirable bldg. with excellent close
In location and roof deck. Price
$13. 800. liberal terms. Please cal
NJ aT1o Sayin With n. H .6 g. 5HdIl sM5THY CO.
TRULY 4 BARGXINEFoyer. iv. rm.
beorm.. kit. and bath; completed,
redecorated. Elevator building over
lookins Rock Creek Park and closI
to extensive shopping and trans
portation. Price only $1,000, terms
Please call Mr.; Gavin with H. g
sMITHY CO.. ST. $4,000; res, AID
MAXIMUM SPACE in an elevator
switchboard bldg. At minimum cost
Center;hall plan with 5 bedrooms
Eit. it and ~ bath. s Three 1e3 e1posures: o re re-
only SI3, 500. Please cal Mr.. Cavir
with H. g. SMITHY CO.. ST. 3
1900; res. AID. 2-5004.
FIRST OFEERlNSGM2 6edroSms' Il,
e eOnd; sua PSTsa saDosures 9 ssTaas psn spse S'
iRi PTc: sSGs cSs SIS sSnv p.sss sase e 'f NJ
Gavin with H. 9. sMITHY CO.. ST
$4,000: res Ap. 2-6004.
ATTRAC., BRI0HT cor. apt. rms.
stricted bldg: positive assurance 81
white neighbcrs In coop association
S55 month covers all; maint. extra
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY. MA; 8
Evening star., 1954-05-13

OWNERS, eliminate vacancy lossI 81
have tenants (white) for Furnished
and uniurnished apts. all partS al
p G. Need enc. / and 2 bedrooms.
S6U 70 5000. Reas. fee for results.
Csii mon. tnroush Fri. NE. s-5436.
sUBLET-Air-cond. enc. apt ist
taxi zone. Man cong. secy; white
single single. GENTLE, mid.-aged. Ma. 8.
CSUPLE. SKI; white. ia.' desir. un,u,b14' Ia o.
bedrm. apt. in NV, ne. or neayhv
Md. RA. 3-039S.
Evening star., 1954-05-13
IAPrs. UNFURN.-MD. tcens. J

TAKOMA, -e3l2 Flower ave.-Moderr
bldg; bedroom, living room, dtnette
kit. bath; s75 incl. utils. OIL. 4
sIIiiGG0i CREEK PARK-Modern Snt
Closets; cross s'''; ventilation: ' storage
ss4 and ss4. Incl. utiis. JU: &.
TAkCMA PK.-1-bedrm. terrace apt.
very neat and clean. Pvt. entr;. lots
Of closet and storage space. Delight
ful. -ool location on pkWy. Conv
transp, and shopping. Call ewes; ~
$50 SSSi SSrd AVE. s.E.-Bsmt. apt, Z lse
rms. and bath; refgr.; pvt. entr
$45 mo. Children welcome. 10; g.
rSktooMA rSSfktooMA PARK, mr.. wash. santa
rium-l bedrm:, liv; rIi:. din, rm.
ARUNDEL xSPTis.. Nc. Rainier-Beaut
SURROUNDINGS; excel. location ant
transp.; 2 bedrms.;. all utils; incl;
$500 Fl PEYMSGTH fSSST y sf silver sSS9q Spring
Md. lnr. Piney Branch, Flower ave
erl-Cool. garden-type 1,bedrm
apt; large liv. rm: SIS. SS5 mo.
incl. utils. r.. c. GRAY. Ju. 9-1s64
ATS. ~ sll1a7i A9A1iASsE iSfi AT coBuR Ths TER.
Nd. ID Next to schools ana shoppins
center; bus stop at door. WA; q
ExaTHRsiA-LARGE ExaTHRsiALARGE , and 2 bedroom
apts;. direct transpi to .: c.: close
5; S3rd ri pis Defense esIa Ivy: SSSs quincy
MEURILEE ARMS.
COLLEGE PARK-Ideal location,
walking distance to Md. Univ. shop
ping center and transp.: l bedrm:,
81 s S.dsm:. SSidasss:. $3.50 ats and al Ssia Sfts
incL 1928 Knox I'd. uN. 4-2956 or
TyAkoMH PARK, near walter Reed.
esssp Good tlsa.D z s3 s4d ssd an? IT, S.'f g!s
TAKOMA PARK-1-b -bedrm., liv. rm.,
dinette. kit. bath apts.;- newly dec; {;
utils: furn. Bendix In bldg; $40. to
rSK Ss2 80; Sx Oh; t4iS 4;SlS0 Hio1.r M1Gsrr
1854 1884 ssTTRaATMSfo5RE ST.. Bethesda.
Md and 2 bedrooms. utils. furn:
REDUCED rentals ,,cS.s Close to stores
West w piftseS' hWS.. Of. i. 9 V6-7Ess33. 1"" A"'
TAKOMA PARK. MD. Maple and
Lee aVeS.-NeW ] and bedrm.
apts.. mr.. schools and transp.;
$3.50 and sos. Utils. furn.. incl. :;
JU. 9-1315: eyes,, JU. 5-3966.
BETHESDA-Liv. rm.. dinette. kit. 2
bedrms.. bath conv; transp: and
shop. facils. OIL 4-7400. 90 pm.
TAKOMA PARK 1-pedrm. apt,
nearly new, CUNT bldg; $50 so incl.
utils 6SO7 Red Top I'd. JU. 9-2631.
RoCKvILLE-one, two and three
bedrm. apts.; nv. rm.. dinette. kit,
bath. screened rear porch; mr..
schools and shopping center: S66 to
HYATTSVILLE-1 bedrm., small liv.
rm.. large kit, bath. 2 very large
storage closets: linen closet; one ex-
tremely large clothes closet and
pantry: utils. furn.; auto. washer;
pvt. entr. II you have q car, garage
included. Adults only. S65. WA. z
Txk0MA PARK-1-bedrm. apt. mr..
$50. utils. incl. JU. 9-4s0s after
TAKOMA PARK-Lovely. cool. 1-bed-
rm. terrace apt: pvt. entr.; bus at
door; infant welcome. JU. 5-3740..
SILVER SPRING-New 2-bedrm: apts.
S97.5O per mo-; utilities. WOOD
MOOR AGENCY, INC. JU. 9-5555
SILVER Il : p sPRING Il; AND TAKoMA PIX.
"A number of beaut. 2-bedrm. apis.
S95 mo-, incl. .utfis. Practically new
bldg; excel. loc. RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE, JU. 9-1103.
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