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Evening star., 1954-06-06

more convenient for you to go
90 the Municipal Court Building
at 5th and E streets NV than
to mail check. you will find 90
minute parking available at the
north entrance of the building.
You will also find the cashiers
cage located just inside the door.
Mr.. Bramhall says that many
of the new conveniences were
designed with women drivers in
mind, but they do not mean that
things will be any easier regard
ing the actual violations.
No Fovoritism
Women have been treated
exactly like men under the old
setup. and will be under the
new" he says.
Actually, the new traffic vio-
lationS bureau is designed to
tighen up traffic law enforce
ment, to cut down on the work
of the police department, and to
supply an extra source of rev.
enue for the District government.
The closer follow-up of viola
tions planned for the bureau is
expected to result in an increase
of $500, 900 a year in revenue, ac-
cOrding to Mr.. Bramhall. The
estimated cost of operating the
new bureau is $4,000, including
personnel and equipment.
The bureau will be divided
into three sections. and S of the
Is employees will be women. The
financial section will have two
women employees. one to be
named on June Ia, the other on
June %. Two women will also
be employed by the clerical de-
partment. Miss June Abbott has
already been named as an ad-
ministrative aide, and another
woman will be named on June IA.
Mrs. Florence A. Brennan,
formerly a Federal Civil Defense
employe, who will head the war
rant section, will be sworn in
tomorrow.
Cutting Number Down
Under the new system, If q
person does not deposit collat-
eral within the 72 hours, we will
have copies of every ticket issued
on record here" says Mr.. Bram-
hall. IF it is not paid, we will
issue a form letter to you right
away. We will give you three
more days to pay. If you still
wait, and ignore the warning
letter, the traffic court judge will
sign a warrant for your arrest. I"
GAS head Of the warrant Sec
ton, Mrs. Brennan will receive
lists Of violators who have not
posted collateral or answered
warning letters. She will write
the warrant for presentation to
the judge for his signature, then
give. it to the police liason officer
daily, so that he may assign a
motorcycle squad for delivery to
your address," he added.
I'VE feel this procedure will
help cut down the number Of
violations considerably" he said.
He also said that If you live in
Virginia or Maryland and work
In the District, and receive a
ticket, you might be confronted
with the problem Of a motorcycle
policeman serving a warrant at
Evening star., 1954-09-14
'Ex-Redskins Spark
Canadian Victories
BY the Assoeiosed Press

WINNIPEG, Sept. 14.-The
Winnipeg Blue Bombers have
consolidated their hold on Sec
ond place in the Western Inter-
provincial Football Union with
Quarterback Jack Jacobs provid-
ing the spark for last nights
22-17 victory over the Vancouver
Lions.
The veteran Jacobs, who
played with the Washington
Redskins and Green Bay Pack
ers. intercepted a lateral for a
touchdown in the Lions end zone
to put his team ahead in the
fourth quarter. The lateral was
thrown by Neil Ferris, another
former Redskin. q
Jacobs also passed for two Of
the Bombers' touchdowns.
At Calgary still another ex-
Redskin, Quarterback Eddie Le-
Baron. scored one of the Calgary
touchdowns as the Stampeders
beat the Edmonton Eskimos,
20-6. The other two were scored
by Howard Waugh. import from
Tulsa University. Bob Dean,
former Maryland tackle, scored
Edmonton's points with field
goals Of % and 20 yards.
Evening star., 1954-09-14
NATIONAL LEAGuR

Batting $3.50 at batsl-snider. Brooklyn,
BAR; Mays. New York. sal; Musiai.
natl, .sss; Mueller. New Ss: York. ss.h- sss.
Runs--snider Brooklyn. lls; Musial
St: Louis. l16; Mays, New York, lilo.
ski. Cincinnati. 102.
Runs batted in---Kluszewski. Cincinnati,
lie; Ennis. Philadeiphis. Iii. '
Hits-Mueller. New York. 100; Snider.
Brooklyn. 1S7; Moon and Musial. st.
Louis, 1873: Dark. New York. ISI
Doubles-Hamner, Philadelphia. 90;
Louis. SO: Bell, Cincinnsti, and
& fSchoendienst, St. Louis. 35.
Triples--Mays. New York. I2; Hammer,
Fniiadeiphia: II: Snider. Brooklyn.
~ ~; MSon. I. St. Louis. .; seven players
Home runs--Kluszewsk Cincinnati, 4s;
Hodges. BROOKLYN. and Mays. New
Tork, ~; Sntder. BROOKLYN, 80; sauer.
Stolen basss-Bruton.t Milwaukee. s3;
nSti ao' ana SadicasS; Moon so' asmpe e,,s cincIn:
Mathews. Milwaukee; Ashburn. Phila.
delphia. and Jablonski. st. Louis. 8.
Pitshins s12 decisiens)-.-AntoneIn. New
;765; Nuxhall. Cincinnati. and vii.
New New yosf. ofE 1885, 1885, .ss4. aSf rs; Masl's'
Rosss ,5s aSui' ir.iinss ilizs
HTooklyn, 167;. Antonelli, New York.
137; SPAIN. Milwaukee. 1875.
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Baseball
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four runs in the eighth. Crandall
opened with a double and was
SAFE when Curt Simmons throw
to third on Andy Pafko's sacri-
f1ces was too late. Simmons then
walked Johnny Logan, hit Jack
Dittmer and walked Roy Smalley
fortwo runs. Steve Ridzik came
in 10 get Pitcher Dave jolly on
strikes but Bill Bruton singled
over second and two more runs
came in.
Johnny Antonelli was in superb
form with his five-hit shutout Of
they Cardinals. All of the hits
against him were singles and he
retired IA men in order until
Stan Musial walked in the ninth.
The Giants couldn't do much
agatnst Rookie Gordon Jones but
thesone run they put together in
thes first on a double by Willie
Ma3s and a single by Dusty
Rhodes was enough. -
The victory was No. 81 for the
1efthander, who came to the
Giants from the Braves last VIM
ters
The Pirate pitching staff,
which gave up "a runs to Gin
cinHati in Sundays double
header, achieved some revenge
when Pitcher Dick Littlefield
singled home the winning run
against the Redlegs last night.
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StenqeI
Continued From Page CID

Yogi Berra at third base and
Mickey Mantle at shortstop.
II wouldn't hesitate to put
Berra at third and Mantle at
short" he said. THAT is. If I
can find a hitting catcher and
q centerflelder."
He added that he doubts If
he could make a deal for a short
stop because at the moment
there aren't any good ones
around.
I've got the best trading ma
terial of any one" he scowled.
"The other clubs need help much
more than I do. They can't lie
dead the way they did this year.
In fact. the whole league
better wake up. This Cleveland
team has the best pitching in
the league and will be better
next year when they bring up
that Herb Score from Indianap-
oils. It's serious when some Of
those bad clubs can beat a team
only two or three times during
the season."
That the league is completely
unbalanced is obvious. Detroit,
the fourth-place team. is 1914
games behind Cleveland. Pitts
burgh, the last-place team in
International League, is the same
distance behind the league
leading Giants.
Evening star., 1954-09-14
Mujor League Leaders
" the Asseeissss prsss
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Battink $3.50 At bats,---Avila. Cleveland.
$40: Minoso, Chicago. 1.32S: Noren.
New York. sI.325: Fox, Chicago, .322;
Boston. .341--343 ct bats.l
Runs-Mantle. New Yegk, 1IS; Minoso.
Chicago, 49,. Fox. Chicago. LOG:
Avila, Cleveland. l03: carfasGuel. Chi
cago, 101.
Runs batted in--Berra. New York, 115;
Dolby. Cleveland, ia: Minoso, Chicago,
109: Jensen. Boston, 1OS; Rosen,
Cleveland. and Mantle, New York, 100.
Hits--Fox Chicago, 1872: Kuenn. Detroit,
IS6. Avila, Cleveland. l7s: Minoso.
Vernon. washington. SO: Mi
noso; no Gnicagc; and kueIn. Detroit.
NewsYork, and Yost. WASHINGTON, 90.
TRIPLES Minoso. Chicago, III; Runnels.
Warrington. 10: Vernon, Washinrtoii.
Il; Mantle. New York. ii: futile.
Home runs--Doby. Cleveland. 30: vii.
liafns. Boston, and Mantle, New York,
Jensen. Boston. and sievers. wash
stolen bases-Jensen, Boston. IL: Nj
noso. Chicago, and Jacobs, PhiIadNi-
phia, IT: Fox, Chicago, 10: Rivera,
Cnicago. and Busby. Washington. is.
Pitching tI2 decisions) ).--consue chi,
1873. 800: Lemon, Cleveland, S2-S,
;766; Grim. New York, 1S-6, .750:
Lopat New York. 12-4, .750.
wynn. cleyeianS 14a 4Eas''iTMUrs; Trmef;s IN: In:
cago. 1915: Pierce, Chicago, 1909 Harsh.
man. ChieaEo. 122.
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Israel Bond Purchasers
To Golf With Hogan Today

Six purchasers of $1,000 State
Of Israel Development Bonds will
have the honor of playing golf
with Ben Hogan today in a novel
event to be played at Woodmont
Country Club.
Participants in the Guardians
of Israel-Ben Hogan tournament
will lunch with Hogan at Wood
mont. Following will be a clinic,
with Pros Clarence Doser Of
Woodmont, Henry Gerard Of
Norbeck and Mel Shorey Of
Indian Spring assisting.
The names of the bond pur-
chasers will then 90 into a hat
and three will play the front nine
with Hogan and three the back
nine. Alvin I. Miller is tourna-
meflt chairman. rtr
Evening star., 1954-09-14
Fl. BeIyoir Hopes Dim
After Loss 10 Fl. Lee
In AN-Army Baseball
Special pi.eoteh 10 tn. s,or

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo,
Sept. 14.-Fort Belvoir's defend
ing champions still had glim-
mer of hope in the All-Army
Baseball tournament after alb
sorbing 14-7 defeat from Fort
Lee yesterdays first round. The
double knockout tourney con-
tinued today at Fort Carson.
West Covington. Milwaukee
Braves farm hand. socked two
long homers to pace Fort Lees
11-hit attack. Warren Rutledge,
Lees top highlander. notched
his 26th victory over two-year
span, although he also yielded
IL hits.
Belvoir jumped off to a 80
lead but the Travellers pounded
Don Shaffer. Brooklyn Dodgers
property, for nine runs on eight
hits in the next five innings.
Other winners yesterday were
Fort Leonard Wood, 5th Army
champion, and Fort jackson. Sd
Army titlist. Wood edged Fort
Dix. 80. and jackson wrecked
Fort Sill, 1871, before rain halt
ed play in the seventh inning.
Evening star., 1954-09-14
Giants. l:;CordinuIs, 0


1 Grounded out for Jones In sth.
Q Grounded out for Rhodes In Sth.
8 Ran for Holman In 9th.
New York ---------100 900 O0x--l
Evening star., 1954-09-14
King Stripped of Title

ST. JOHN. New Brunswick,
Sept. IA (P).-The Canadian
Boxing Federation has taken the
Canadian lightweight boxing
championship from Arthur King
of Toronto. and declared the title
vacant. The federation named
Kid Howard Of Halifax and
Armand Savoie the logical con.
tenders and ordered them to
fight it out for the championship.
Evening star., 1954-09-14
Pirutes. 6; Redleqs. S
Totals 80 112412 rotals 32II:

I Ran for KluszeWski in 9th.
Ran for seminick In Sth.
> GrQunded out for Landrith In eth.
4 Safe on error for Valentine in 4th.
z Peubied Tor Collum in Sth.
Aol 0u@"'e an otn.
Cincinnati 600 201 o2f-S
Pittsburgh ------ 800 900 2Ix-S
Evening star., 1954-09-14

Runs - Klussewski. Post. Temple,
Murphy. Escalera. Roberts. skinner.
Ward. Thomas. Lynch. Littleheld. Errors
Gordon. Mcmillan. Thomas. Cole.
Runs batted Inward. Atwell, Lynch.
seminick. Thomas t2). Mcmillan. Little
neld. Two base hit-Adams. Three-base
hits--Skinner. seminick. Sacrifices
Gordon. Cole. Sacrifice fiy-Atwell.
Double plays-Kluszewsk to Mcmillan
to Klussewski; Roberts to skinner. Left
on bases--Cincinnati. 12: Pittsburgh.
3. Bases on balls-Off Littleneld, s..
off Valentine. 1; off Collum. 2. Struck
out--By Littlefeld. 2; By Valentine. 1;
By Collum. 1. Hits-off Valentine. 8 in
3 innings: off Collum. In innings;
off Judson, . in inning. Runs and
earned runs-off Valentine. 3-3: off
Collurn. go; off Judson. IL; off Little
field. SIS. Winning pitcher-Littlefield
d0-10. Losing pitcher-Judson (5-7).
Time-2:42. Attendance--1.14S.
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Youth Wins Rifle Award

Ffteen-year-old Jerry Lillard
Upham Of Annandale. Va. has
been awarded the expert rifieman
medal by the National Rifle AS
sociation. Jerry Is q student at
Annandale High School and a
member of the Fairfax Rod and
Gun Club. junior division.
Evening star., 1954-09-14
Totals 411127S Totals SO IL % 13
fWalknd for Hanrhev in 9Th

Totals Al II 27S Totals 80 II q Is
1Walked for Haughey in Sth.
2Struck out for Mclaughlin in Sth.
Fort Lee 002 ITO 6O4--14
Fort Belvoir -- 2l0 900 04O-
B, Chiti,. Maurer, Boak ?, Diedrich. Mar
ciano. Rutledge, Reitz 2, Ryan 2. Groat.
James, Daley. Errors-Jeglerski z,
Ryan 2, Groat. Haner. ,, Williamson 2,
Shaffer Runs batted in--Layene 2,
Covineton 8, Chit. Boak 4, Rutledge,
Groat q. Haner, williamson, Bailey 2.
Twe-pase hit-Jeglerski. Three-base hits
--Groat, Haner, Boak, Ryan. Home runs
--Coginston 2. Boak. Daley. Left on
Basss on balls1of Rutiedse. z: Of
ShaNer. 8; of MeLaushlin, g.; of Bayne.
2. Struck out-By Rutledse. 8: by Shaf-
fer. g. Hits-Of Sha1er, in tis in
ninRs; Of McLaushlin, in Is innings;
Of Bayne. 1 in 1 inning. Winner-Rut-
Ledge. Loser-Shaffer. Time-2:50.
Evening star., 1954-09-14
Sports Cor Pilot Has Polio

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. Il
R.-sports Car Driver Robert
Fergus. 80. Of Columbus. ranked
fourth best driver by the Sports
Car Club OF America. is under
treatment for polio at University
Hospital. His condition is de-
scribed as satisfactory.
Evening star., 1954-09-14

Run-Mays. Run batted in--Rhodes
Two-hase hits--MAys. Mueller. Double
Mays TO Lockman. Left on bases-st.
Louis, 4: New York. z. Bases on balls
on Jones. 1: on Antonelli. 8. Struck
-oh. Jones. s in z innings, Oh Brazis,
0 In ! inning. Runs and earned runs
on Jones. III; OF Brazle, 90: Oh
tonelli (21-5). Losing pitcher-Jories
(3-O. Time-2:00. 44S.
Evening star., 1954-09-14
Major League Box Scores
Braves. 7: Pills. a
Totals So 1O271s Totals 81 8 ~ /.
] Flied out for Wilson In 4th.
2 Grounded out for Ridzik In 6th.

FnHaoSipnla -------- O0Z OUU OUS--4
Runs-o'connell. crandall 60. Pafko
(2), Logan, Dittmer. Clark. BURGESS,
Jones. Wyrostek Errors--Ciark. Jones.
Hammer. Runs batted in--Crandall wy
rostek; AshhgTn. ptttmer s2). Smalley
hits-Jones. Ashburn, CrandaI l2).
Home run--BurEess. Sacrifices--Sim-
mons. OConneIl. Pafko. Double plays
Morgan to Hammer to. Wyrostek; Jones
TO Wyrostek; OConnell to Dittmer to
Smalley. Left on bases--Milwaukee. D:
Philadelphia Bases on balls-of
Struck out-By Wilson, q By Jolly. s:
Wilson. 3 in 8 inninss; on Jolly. in
9 innings; OF Simmons, 8 in innings
(pitched to 5 batters in 8th); or RID
ELK. ! in inning: OF Ripper. o in /
inning. Runs and earned runs-On VIII
so5 I'll RId.ii "a so'y So I'll K 9,pssn. snmSSns SS
Hit by pitcher-By Simmons (Dittmer).
Winning .pitcher-Jolly (9-6). Losing
pitcher-Simmons d2-16. Time-2:31.
,1S0.
Evening star., 1954-09-14
PhiIlies Sign Pitcher

ALTOONA, Pa, Sept. II (P.--
Harold Smith, l8-year r-old
pitcher and third basernan from
nearby Roaring Spring. today
signed a contract with the
Phillies.
Evening star., 1954-09-14
Minor Leagues
By tho Asseeisied Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
San Diego. z; HOLLYWOOD. tpiaycfr

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
San Diego. z; HOLLYWOOD. Q (piayoff
for hrst plaees.'
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Havana At syracuse. postponed tpIay-
on for fourth place..
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta, s; Memphis. 2. (Atlanta
wins best-Qf-7 seminal series, 4-2.l
Orleans wins best-of-7 iemifinal Sc
ries. 4-2.}
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Albany. 81; Wilkes-Barre. g fAlbany
PIEDMONT LEAGUE PLAYOFFs.,
Portsmouth, /: Norfolk. D. tPorts-
4-20
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

l22s 18th 81. N.W.--Brisht large
4 rm., cooking facilities, yefrigeratOr
Convenient location.
I LARGE BEDRM., kit. refgr., stove;
next bath. Suitable 2 or 8. RA.
NsxRs0 NHass0f; f6;upoNr CIRCLE. 17s5 : st.
NV. - Very clean rm. with sink,
stove, refgr.: $36 mo-, single. 10
2817 20th ST. NV, vic. Sheraton
PIX. Hotel--Lge. rfa.. rec. dec. Water,
refgr. Sober adults. DE. 2-4O30. N
SAVE TIME, ENERGY, CARFARE!
Live doWntOWni 028 q pl. NV; So
wk. UP. Warm. clean, decent, No
1855 CoNN. AVE. - Unusually = Ice.
bright front rms, equipped for Ink.
Best loc. and transp. co. 5-g7SS.
so4 q sT. s.E.-Bright front room;
s.sess sina s'oyf. Ef' ssssa;s. 1850; sS mo. gu'
MT. PLEASANT-- Bed. -liv. rm., next
firepi.: $40. SO. S-8964. --6
1889 18th ST. N.W.--Lse.. light front
rrln.. din. alcove. stove. refgf., utils.
furn:: s11 wk: DE: 2-1675. "a
fully equip, SI2 wk. for q; S3 ed.
for over 2. No drinkers. DE. 2-S263.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA--Newly re-
dec, liv.-bedrrn. comb, next to bath;
gracious atmosphere. Ho. 2-4269.
- NE. SECTION - Men
only; with refrigerator privileges.
DE. 2-9456. -6
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

COLLIE, registered, female. excel.
breeding stock. reasonable. OIL. q
ADoRAsnf hDsSsA s1lsf PuPPfEs. Z Pihhi German short
hair pointer Mama, travelling. sales.
man Papa. all black OF. white and
black; males, $40: females, So. 412
Jefferson st. n.e.,. RA. 3-S567. "A
KITTENS-Beautiful Persian or Sia-
mese; boarding; stud service. MRS.
M1Sf3fUR2 HShdi h1; RPo5o5IE, P15oS6fI black; 5 mo;
house broken; all shorts; Axe regis
MINIATURE PINSCHER PUPPIES,
Axe. HARDWOOD KENNELS, 60l5
Branch ave. Sc. RE. 5-5440. "A
PARAKEETS-Breedsrs and babies;
PooDLEs. miniature, pups. 10 wks.;
Axe: bred from imported champ;
stock, selected to grow risky but
not aervous pets. Herndon 6s3.
BOXER, male, / year old; Axe reg.
thoroughbred: had all shots nee.
VIII sacrifice for good home. VA
DAIMafAafi1AN, male, Axe registered,
champion stock, 15 months. AP
WANTED-Good home for English
bulldog, female, 4 years old, gentle.
Call IL. 3-2052. 100l i st. s.e.'
BEARGrIFuL All BOXER PUPPIES, Axe
rsgistsred; $35 up: will deliver for
POODLE, 8 weeks old. female. stand
ard. Free to good home. Call TU
FRENCH Poodle, male, 3 months
old, Axe; $40. HE. 4-2S8S after
8 pm. -
WANTED-Beagle, male, over 6 mos.
old: must be Of good hunting stock.
Call RI. 3-6031 between 11-12 am.
COCKER PUPS. Axe, small teddy
Hyattsvilie. WA. 7-227S. -
DACHSHUND, miniature, red, beau
tiful female, Axe reg; shots, every
thing; $50. Sacrifice. WO. 6-6O54.
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

LADY to share apt. with another
lady in Dupont Circle area: all
conveniences of home: reasonable.
HO. 2-39S4 after $50 pm. 20
2l21 ii ST. N.W.-Lady in lge. apt.
bldg, wishes to share. her apt. with
another lady, or rent room. nicely
furn. Elk. 3-4556. -5
YOUNG WOMAN, age $3.50, to share
mod. 1-bedrm. apt. with another
blvd. ia. 8-I722. -9
BRIGHT AFT.--Lady to share with
l other lady. Call RA. 3-S715. a
ROOM--Good home for business
woman with another woman; kit.
privils., Tv, excel. transp. ia. 7-1397.
UPPER CONN. AVE.-Young woman
to share apt. with another woman,
in new air-cond. bldg; very desir-
able location; on husline: TV set;
beautifully furn.; sos mo. EN-.
- EMPLOYED LADY, to
share apt. with one other lady. After
7:30 pm. WA. $500, 407 Eastern
ave me-, Ant, A. "a
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.W.

CONN. N.-CATHEDRAL AYES. = Conf.
attrac. frt. rnl.; lEe. closet, sernipvt.
bath; quiet home. HU. 3-SS34. 4
WASHINGTON MUSICAL 1NST1Tl-
TUTE, 1880 18th st. n.w.--Vers
beautiful single rms. with piano
practice privil.. for employed ladies;
$25 to $50: c.h.w CAN hetw. 12 and
s Mon through Fri. Sat. Q TO 2
No sunday calls ~
$S6-S4O-S45. Dbles. S25-$30 -S35
Pvt. bath $40 Daily So AID ?.
VIVIAN HOTEL. l72s g s.: NV
2 blks. from White House: cony
Govt. bldgs. and. shopping Calls
taken switchboard: running water
ofFifsTTcEksss' ss'es sERvicE RslHS ciuB. isla
21st st, n.w.--Rms., by day. wk anc
month with club and social activities
for active, inactive and reserve
aSos S@seisAi kAL6RAsiA 6R afs RD. NV. q slk
from Conn. aye.--I.ge.. comfortable
and warm. AD. 2-92Q1. -
1918 DELAFIELD FL. N.W.--Lge
rm. with porch. pvt. home: M
transp.: man. $3s mo. Ia. 9-006S
ADAMS MILL RD.--Across from
zoo.- nicely furnished rm. 81 re-
nne4 Jewish home. CAN NO. q.
8Uo0s - 4
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APIS. FURNIsHFD.--MD.

TAKOMA. vic. walter Reed--1st d.,
liy. rm., bedrm, Ice. kit, bath: !
blk. bus and shop. JU. 9-9229.
TAKOMA PARK. s501 Greenwood
ave. and Clayborn--2M blks. from
Piney Branch shopping: bedrms.:
Apt. 4: utils. incl: $S2.50. o.
KENSINGTON-Furn or unfurn. I
hedrm. lg. liy. rm.. kit, bath: SIS
and $65. 10. 5-2S00 till 8 pm.
HUGdINS y HARRIsoN INC.
GLENN LINN DALE, Md bedrms., liy.
rm.. gas kit. bath. pvt. entf.: heat
and eiec. incl: s6S. Cedar 3-b37l.
rAK. PIX. MD.--Liv. rm.. bedrm.,
kit., pvt. bath and entrance; $50 30
Also lge. apt. S79.50. Adults. ~.
oiIOo AND i BEpRM. APTs., pvt. bath
and entr., utils.. washer, cony. transp.
$50 and 500. Ju. g-7347. --S
1900 Z ST., HILLSIDE MD.-Can
be seen. after 6 pm, 1-bedrm.
apt. and 1 studio apt: child care.
rsSRoSs1As Ss1sts Ri. Mn. Efac. apt. very
large living rm.. Kit. and tile beth,
utils incl; adults; $3.50. 10.
6-2150. JU. e-3739. -
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ALEXANDRIA--Charm 1-bedrm. apt.
bath: private terrace. re. s-6Ssss. |:
2SO7 N. PERSHING DIR rms. kit.
and bath; bus at door: $50. Apt. 4
LIv. RIM. KIT, extra-lge. bed
rm.. bath; in 4-unit brick bldg;
pvt. front and rear entrances: conv.
stores, transp. JE. 4-4221. --6
NEAR PENTAGON, TT. Myer, 1921 N.
Troy-l-bedrm. apt. with personal
touches Of color and charm; mod,
newly painted: 4 closets, laundry: l
blk. bus shopping: S11O, incl. utils.
5 MINIS. PENTAGON OR AIRPORT
2 bedrms., liy. rnA., din. rm., kit,
bath, huge closets: in apt. bldg. "a
blk. transp. and shop; beaut. dec.
and furn. ov. 3-3507: II no answer,
EFFIcIENCY, i1i cESTHi m. Lee hwy, at
tractively furn.;; parking: SIS mo-,
incl. all utils. ia. 5-654O. -5
ARL., VA.-Effic. apt. blk. shop
ping. good transp. Quiet. employed
cple. KE. S-6T21. %
ARLINGTON, N.-Attractively furn.
bath: % $3.50 M mo. I IA. sossi5. saats -5 5'''
ARL.-Four rms; conv. loo, bus,
shop. theaters; Is minis. Pentagon
and 2; e. ia. 2-e456; after 8.
ARLINNGTT00NN-Nice. completely furn.,
for adults. 2730 N. Pershins dr.. ia.
2-3463. ewes. KE 7-O140 a
Evening star., 1954-11-04
ROOMS FURN.--MD. . VA.

SILVER SPRING-Nicely furn. clean
room, well heated; no drinking;
ANSCRORISAlGE Ri MOTEL, Fairfax. Va.
Arl. blvd. ext. = Single, doubles,
family suites. kitchenettes: weekly
and monthly. Phone CR. 3-2504.
FALLS CHURCH - For. gentleman
only single rm., next bath; cow
transp. JE. $4,000. ---6t
front room. lot ci
closet space; next bath; coIiv. buses;
reas.; gentleman. TE. 6-S214. 80
N. ARL.--Lge. attrac. comfortable
rm. pvt bath; gentleman. IA !
sfIvER LIVER SPRING - Corner bedrm..
senipyt. bath; home atmosphere.
NiCE iC iIs2@Ii Ra. IN Bethesda area-walk-
ing distance to heartS Of Bethesda
and Naval Hosp: phone and break.
fast privils. Call OIL. 2-S686. -
CHEVY CHASE--Lge. studio rm. with
firepl., picture window. tele., pvt.
bath. lge. closet. twin beds; In mod.
pvt. home: or 2 men; refs. once.
RE 7-5221. after Pm. o1. z-oQOs
N. ARL.--Entire and d. studio rm.,
attrac. and clean; pvt. home. Lke
children: hskpg. "a. aseo79. -
Evening star., 1954-11-04

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2 PRETTY ROOMS, 20x2O ea.: fire-
places, kit. bath, ample closet space.
auto. heat: garden; choose color
Incl. atiils. NE. ME- $3.50. io. T T6O1b&Ss. &
1896 N ST. N.W.-Attrac. liv. rm.,
also Sia. i.rm. S enc. as 81. M a-7ss7 eSi; or co.
6-4S41, or INQUIRE Apt. 8.
Mr.. 18th AND COL. RD.---3 lge.
rms, mod. kit. and bath; 1st-class
incl. AID. 4-9019. 10
CORAL HILLS, 1915 Cue st. s.e.-
Lovely apt, liv. rm., bedrm., kit,
tiled bath; all utils. incl. with phone.
Conv. bus, shopping center; cple.;
$85; avail. Nov. B. DIEHL. 10.
NICELY FURN. / or Q bedrm. apts..
near Sheraton-Park Hotel. Also sgle.
rm. with pvt. bath. AD. 4-5761;
NICELY FURN. enc. utils., linens;
$14 wk. 1924 Vermont ave. n.w..
CO. 5-5004.
ALA. AVE. S.E.-Mod. duplex, 8 rms.
kit, bath: ideal Q or 8 girls; shop.
center. bus at door. ia. S-7433.
BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert st. NV.
Elev.: 8 bedrms:, liv. rm., din. rm..
kit. and bath. Also and 2 bedrms.
Newly decorated. EN-. 3-9077.
1141 18th ST. N.W.-Lovely fur
nished / rm., kitchen and bath. HU.
3-9731 or ia. S-531S.
1928 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-Bedrm..
liv. rm., kit. dinette, bath; on ex-
press busline; for 2 girls; $50 mo.
DoWNTowS. t4i TOWN; 1889 18th st. nv NV
Extra lge., clean, nicely furn.; bed
liv. rm.; compl, kit; utils. incl.
ofPosfrs 4fS,sii s07 e. SI1FroN TERRACE
Semibsmt., bed-liv. rm. comb, kit
din: utils.: $50; sgle.: also lge. 3Ha
rms. $76: bldg. newly decor. RA.
APPGY, Fly, I744 LAMONT ST. NV
2 bedrms., large liv. rm., kit, bath,
utils: incl. Adults. $3.50 mo. -6
Mr.. CORAL HILLS lge. front rms,
LIST A., pvt. entr, $50. mo-; also
trailer. heat. gas and running
water, $50 mo-; both share bath or
shower. No pets, parties or drink
ing, 10. S-4692. -6
3I7 FIRST ST. B.E.-English bsmt.; /;
cple.; nice yard: pvt. entr.; dog
allowed; $50. Ii. 4-0327.
2423 18th ST. NV rooms,
kitchen and bath. DU. 7-1179. -6
APT. HUNTING MADE EASY !,