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with Bill Leeteh

accident than others. although
deer and pheasant hunters were
came in close behind in the order
named.
It would be well for every con-
servation organization to obtain
one or more of these published
reports from the National Rifle
Association and see to it that
every members attention is
brought to these figures. Just
write the N.R.A.. 1900 Rhode
Island avenue NV. Washing
ton s. D. c.. and they'll be glad
to send you a copy. While the
tragedy of a hunting accident
may be of minor Importance in
the overall National accident
scene. the vast amount of pub
licity each accident receives from
the press, with consequent public
condemnation. cannot be laughed
of. no matter what the relative
statistical Importance may be.
Therefore. the reports are of
great Importance in that they
add to the growing store of
knowledge, enabling intelligent
attack on the problem in order
that more people may enjoy the
woods and fields with greater
safety.
%H ~
We are glad to report that
Maryland's Game and Inland
Fish Commission will ask the
General Assembly to pass a law
permitting hunting on regu-
lated pheasant shooting grounds
only throughout the State for
a license fee of SIS. AS it is now,
to hunt on these pheasant farms
costs a nonresident the reg
ular license of $40. whereas
Maryland's sister State, Penn
sylvania, grants a nonresident
the privilege of shooting on
these regulated shooting grounds
for a fee of $315. AS a conse-
quence, more and more D. c.
hunters have been driving up to
Pennsylvania for their sport.
with a consequent loss of reve-
nue. to Maryland regulated game
shooting preserve operators. The
Maryland law. as proposed, will
not permit other game to be shot
on these regulated farms during
the regular upland game season.
Pennsylvania's license permits
regular hunting on these reg
ulated farms only. However, an
offset is the shorter distance
hunters from the District and
Virginia will have to drive for
days sport, which in itself
is worth considering. We believe
this new Maryland law will pass
without trouble.
Evening star., 1954-12-29
D. {. Boy Gains SemifinaIs
OF Orange Bowl Tennis
BY the Assoeio,sd Press

MIAMI BEACH. Fla, Dec. 90.
Joseph Jacinto of Washing
ton. D. c., takes on Johann Kup-
ferburger, a resident of Johan-
nesburg, South Africa, now
studying at the University of
Miami, in the semifinal round
of the Orange Bowl Junior ten
mis- championships today.
Jacinto beat Buddy Walker of
Baylor yesterday, 6-l, 6-1.
while Kupferburger, top-seeded
among the foreign entries. de-
feated Bob easier of Kalamazoo
College by the same score.
Larry Schaffer of Miami de-
feated Iyo Pimental of Caracas,
Venezuela. GA. 1-6. GA, and
meets Jurgen Diekman, Kala-
mazoo student from Germany in
the other semifinal today. Dick
man upset top-ranked Dick
Raskind of Yale, 6-2, ga.
Evening star., 1954-12-29
Lions Add 7 Players
In Bid 10 End Losses
Al Baltimore Tonight

With two new players on the
roster and an added paper vic
tory to their credit, the WASH
ington Lions go to Baltimore to-
night determined to end their
losing streak and start rising
back to the top Of the Eastern
Hockey League standings.
The. same two teams meet at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow at Uline
Arena
George Thompson. a. poten-
italy high-scoring forward. and
Frank Toyota, a Japanese
Canadian winger from Toronto,
have joined the Lions squad.
Thompson just got his release
from the Clippers. Toyota. who
played for New Haven against
the old Lions in the Eastern
Hockey League two years ago,
performed with Louisville Of the
International League last sea-
son.
The Lions also gave John Dem
ofrio, veteran defenseman, his
outright release and are look
ing for a replacement.
Losers of their last six games,
the Lions "woll" a game yester-
day. The league directors,
meeting in New York, voted to
change the rule regarding tie
games. Formerly. both teams
involved in a tie were charged
with losses. Now a tie counts
as a half victory and a half loss.
Since the Lions have figured in
two ties, they picked up one
full game on the leading Clin-
ton team.
Despite their recent skid, the
Lions are not in too bad posi-
ton. Clinton plays fewer
games and consequently leads
the third-place Lions by .167 in
the percentage column but by
only one and a half games.
Unless the Lions start VIM
ming, they won't be in third
place for long. however. A loss
tonight would give them the
barest of margins over the
fourth-place Clippers. Defeats
tonight and tomorrow night
would put the Lions in fourth
place.
Marlowe Mcdonald. the Lions
high-Scoring center, will be out
for at least a week with torn
ligaments in his right shoulder.
Evening star., 1954-12-29

of 265 victories and only rs de-
feats. a percentage of TIT. It
has won the limited class cham
pionship in the District eight
straight years. Many "gradu-
ates" of the team have been
signed to major league contracts
including Sonny Wise, Bob
Mitchell, Bob Wright. Harry
Brightrnan and Jim Wexler.
The guest list, in addition to
Gomez, includes Joe Judge, Ed
die Rommel, Ray Michael, Hardy
Pearce, Jim Busby, Max Bishop,
Maurice Meinert, Ossie Bluege,
Morris Clarke, Brother Fintan
Andrew, Calvin Griffith, Charley
Reynolds, Glenn L. Martin, Vic
Gauzza, Edward Brooks, George
McQuinn, Sherry Robertson and
Paul E. CaSaSSa.
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feel A COLDS
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Quuntico Five Whips
Cherry Point, 1850
specic ni,poteh 10 Ihs s,or

CHERRY POINT. N. c., Dec.
29.-The Quantico Marines bas-
ketball team combined fast
break with a tight defense to
roll over the Cherry Point Flyers,
70-50. last night.
Quantico had O 26-10 half
time lead. Ritchie Guerin was
the high scorer with % points.
Best for Cherry Point was Joe
Delise with IL.
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Asks Receiver for Bullets

BALTIMORE, Dec. 90 (P.-
The Circuit Court was asked
yesterday to name a receiver
to handle the assets of Bullets,
Inc, operating firm Of the Balti-
more Bullets National Basketball
Association Team. The Bullets
franchise was suspended Novem-
ber 26 after only five home
games.
Evening star., 1954-12-29

we have been
getting are
taken at face
value. And
when q duck
hunter tells
you the shoot
ing none too
good, you can
usually put
that down as
truth. Duck
hunters, as a
class. are just
as prone to
exA ggeration
Evening star., 1954-12-29
Santa Anita Gets Off
To Successful Start;
Imbros Wins Feature
BY the Assoeio,sd Press

ARCADIA, Calf. Dec. 29.-Of
to a successful start. Santa Anita
race track got down to the rou-
tine of weekday racing today
and preparations for two $25. 900
stakes New Years Day.
Determine. the Kentucky
Derby champion. is slated to race
in the Malibu Sequet Stakes
Saturday. and the King Ranch's
Rejected is nominee in the San
Pasqual Handicap.
Opening Gay yesterday brought
out $1,000 fans who bet $1.710.-
ZIG on the eight races. This was
q far cry from TIE day the track
opened on Christmas Day in
1884. The fans that day risked
q total of only $3.50 .096.
No Basis for Comparison.
The 1854 opening offers no
basis for comparison with last
year. when the track opened on
a big day, Saturday. the day
after Christmas. Attendance
was 57,129 and the betting
handle s2453.858.
Tuesday openings have been
comparatively rare in Santa
Anita's history. and Tuesday is
not regarded as a particularly
good day for attendance.
Determines stablemate from
the Andrew j. Crevolin barn.
Imbros. justified the betting
odds and won the inaugural
feature. the $4,000 Palos verdes
Handicap.
Imbros carried Jockey Johnny
Longden in his high-weighted
package of 1913 pounds and
equaled the track record for six
furlongs-1.09.
Berseem Second.
Berseem, Imbros' most per-
sistent rival in the sprint ranks,
ran second, while Hour Regards,
after taking a short-lived lead at
the head of the stretch, finished
third in the field of 13.
Such horses as Mark -Ye-Well.
racing for the first time since
= last winter: Porterhouse, Joe
Jones and High Scud were never
factors.
Another disappointment was
Robert S. Lytle's Correlation,
who ran a poor sixth in the fifth
race to a horse known as The
Character. Last spring Correla-
tion won the 100000 Wood Me-
mortal, but was.a beaten favor
ite in the Kentucky Derby,
Preakness and Belmont Stakes.
Yesterday was the first race
since the Belmont Stakes in
June.
Willie Shoemaker. national
riding champion. won the first
race and boosted his years rec
ord to 372. But he was blanked
the rest of the day.
r. H. Mcdaniel, the Nations
leading trainer. saddled three
and brought his total to 205.
Evening star., 1954-12-29
Fights Lost Night
BY tne Assceiaied Press

MILwAUKEE.-Peter Mueller 15s.
Germany. knocked out Ernie Durando.
1851, Bayonne. N. j..
DETROIT Duke Harris. l4e Ham
DULUTH. aiinn.--A Andrews, ls7.
Superior. Wis. outpointed Elmo Smith.
16S. st. Louis 10.
MIAMI BEACH. Fla.-Charlie salas.
153. Phoenix. outpointed George john
son, 156 Trenton. n. J.. 10.
Evening star., 1954-12-29
Our DOORS

Activities over the Christmas
week end kept your scribe from
going duck hunting again. Per-
haps it is just as well if reports
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

18th AND 3. T.-Attractive 2-rm. apt.
Es1 wv s ssH 1 ap s a.sle sGl 0sIsis.
Twin beds: liy. .rtn.: kitchen COM
plete, bright and clean: maid serv.
.AiRFOAM STUDIO, reigr.. grin.
clock-radio. nv. S7-SI5. a14T r
ONLY ss.75 WHEEK-sinsis studio
room, running water, hot plate:
newly decorated. Apply 1349 Co
ONLY aSP'i si Ill !, VWK.--nse. studio Iln..
running water, gas stove, refgr.
Apply 1340 Columbia I'd. NV. lis
1705 KILBOURNE PL. NV lge.
rms; nicely furn.; suitable for
couple s q !. ? girls; baby welcome.
1aSi II 81. N.w-2 rms; also apt.
fuIn. References required: adults
$3.50 $50 18th Nw.--1st a. bed-sittinr
nm: Ice. closets. compl. kit: pvt
entr.: $12.75 VIZ. DE. 2-1675. lis
824 8th N.W.-White adults. clean.
well furnished. running water, frig-
idaire, gas stove. RA. $685.. lis
housekeeping. Ink. rms. and rms.
: laos 10th st. NV, DU. 7-I262. --l5
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IRAs. FURN.-MD. 3 VA. icsae. }

SILVER STRING, near Ca Afaska-
District line: twin beds. shower:
man only. 10. 9-776S. lib
SILVER SPRING Nicely furn clean,
warm rm. No drinking. 125 mo.
Ju. o-7392.
FURN. OR UNFURN.--Man or eoa-
pie. home privileges. 675I Riverdale
I'd. Riverdaie. Md. Alp. 7-1473.
m.-ArTRACTIvE ROOM, kitchen
and laundry priyils.;; semippt. bath;
$40 VIZ. Oh. 2-7542. Ia
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

COLLEGE GRADUATE: man. rs to
another man. bI. 7-2472. IA
or two young ladies.
residential section Sc, with 5 other
ladies; rents about $50 per month.
LADY to share attractive apt. With
another lady: own bedrm.; some
cooking privileges; excel. close-in
location. AID. 4-2546. la
GIRL, to share Conn. ave. apt. with
girl $3.50. EN-. 2-4943 evenings.
HARVARD ST. NV. betw. Hath i 9th
share bath and kit. with lady; utiis.
incl. $45. RA. 8-632l. 10
YOUNG MOTHER-Share apt. with
another lady; child accepted: So wk.
10. 2-20S7 after g pm. wk. days.-l7
MAN to share furn 2-bedrm. apt.
with 2 young men. Naylor Gardens.
1904 Terrace I'd. s.e., Apt. B545.
LU. 3-1146. Very COW. and reas.
GENTLEMAN to share apt. with 2
other men: NV. section. Call DE.
WOMAN HSflS e ovEE % R to share furh 14 ?.
bedrm. apt. with another woman;
breakfast privils.; linens: utils.: elev.
Ky apd T. Ewes, Du. 7-42oo. Ext.
ccI0RED MAN WILL SHARE his
furnished apt. with another man;
Tv included. Call 10. 2-3434. ID
YOUNG MAN will share apt.
with another young prof. man. After
3 pm. 1901 18th st. NV. Apt. 2.
i5s
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APIS. EURNIsHEp-YA.

MISUNDERSTANDING and l-bed.
room apartments: lanitor service
laundry PRIVILEGES; downtown loca.
ton: all utilities; SIS to .$92.50
Call re. 6-6670. between 10 am.
C HE I 1-bedrm. and 2.
bedrm. apis: pvt. entr.: garage;
lge. back yard. Mr.. bus, l0-min.
drive to Pentagon via parkway. SS7
and S1OO. DU. 7-4339 after 5. --I6
ARL. -Bedrm., iiv. rrn.. dinette. kit,
cleo: sos and sos. IA. 1850. - 20
5 RMS. AND BATH, pvt. entrance;
children welcome Call ia. 7-5247
before l pm. or after 1880 pm.
FURN.. 2-bedrm. duplex.
conv, to Pentagon, Arl. Hall, walk
TO Navy Annex, 10 min. to D. c.;
IDEAL 3 to 5 girls: S1l0 mo. KE.
quiet, 2-bedrm. apt,
End floor Of residence. Empl. epie..
no children OF pets: near Hecht's in
Arlington: Sl00 mo. IA. 7-05O5.
4o4 s. HIGHLAND, ARLINGTON
Nice home. all utilities: near schools
and buses: $50 mo. ia. S-5373.
E.--Beautifully dec:
bedrm., liv. rm., dinette, kit, bath:
$1,000 mo. IA. S-32I5. Ia
DUTCH'S APIS. 1910 N. Adams St.
A new modern bedrnn.. kit. dinette
and bath; 3 doors from bus. cow,
to Pentagon. Fl. Myer and down
town: no holding deposit or lease
REQUIRED. Free laundry. IA. 1891 B.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED--N.w.

1873 PARK RID. N.W.-Warm rooms:
good transp.: lodging: men only,
W ssssi sdsre; mi MusicAL iiiNsrITUnTE
1880. 18th st. n.w.--Rooms, piano
practice DTivil.; empi. ladies. ssS;S5O
1856 QUE ST. N.w.--Running water
IN single room at "; also Ink
DE SCAi FL n" Fl. NV. - Twin Beds
transportation. Cali RA. 3-0773.
ROOMS SUITABLE FOR COUPLE 0,
Z siFdIs;s eo 1907 crittenden st. NV.
ADAMS S Mil RD,. opp. park-Bes s
master bedrm.. bath. maid service
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1907 18th ST.
Attr,. home. Single, semipvt. bath
B nR5ffR7i 8f lin $ND 18th srs -1 15oc
for gentlemen; clean. COMFORTABLE
warm; next bath: cony. transp. Ho
ACROSS Across; srArLER - L.rs. C corn.,
rooms, twin beds; adjacent showers;
single. 81; double. $40. 1901 X
l4So' ;GGiiRARD ST. NV, "rh wi yal.
1850 y PARK snd si kbo NJ Ew.-sic.ly Turn
single and double: clean, comfort.
able: unlim. Phone no. 2-2062
CHEVY CHASE, D. c. - Nice IRON,
room: pvt. bath; near bus. trolley
stores; gssntleman, EN-; 3-7775. IA
single. Sc. so weekly: twin bedSms..
CHEvY CHASE, B. d. CIV - s so rm.
SHOWER. pyt. home. for gent: $50
1908 II. &. AVE. NV. near Dupen,
Circle-only 1925 wkly. for nice
new Issse saf's HTfHRR House. shovf FLA
H ave. n.W.--Newly dec. .sgle. rms.
1883 18th 81. N.W.@Busines women.
sgle. and dble. rms: clean. beaut
fgTn; modern baths; No 7I9669
lSs an,sn T. hrE , NW weIib pans
sgle. I'm. in form. embassy. $3.50 VIZ
BEAUTIFUL BACHELOR APT, With
pvt. bath, refgr.: 4 windows: new
furniture; Just redecorated. 1923
ss' 81 s 81 aw SLEEPING RIM; sl lsl
a LIZ rms 1ass tTin g. BEDS 5fis 5,aa St
HA@bSs A~~o AVA Sss A'"s 1As s~xC1~'
e91s CATHEDRAL AVE. - Nicely
furn.; pvt. bath and phone;. In pvt.
home settled gentleman only Call
after pm; $50. AD. 4.g257; lie
UPTOWN. 1926 PARK RID. NV
LLsrree. clean room adjoining bath:
TSWoo HDUIoiNSiNG ROOMS, with sun
porch. Upton st, NV, OF Connect.
cut ave. WO. 6-4563. -19
$35-S40-S45: dbles.. S25-S30-$35.
pvt: bath. $40. Daily. 81. AID.
DEgAsfELD pL. NV. 1 blk. 10th st.
Lovely rm., pvt.., phone, radio,
garage; gentleman. RA. 3-7026.
3l7 GALLATIN ST. N.W.--Large, nice
bedrm.; kit. privils.: middle-aged
lady; all cows; mr.. busline; half
rent for some services. IA. 9-3S28
until IL am; in eyes,, from $3.50
18th ST. N.w.-Double rm.. liv,.
bedrm. comb; semipvt. bath; Tv II
des.; radio: compl. ldry. facils.; Kit.
privils. arranged; private home in
AIRF0AM STUDIO, refgr.. grill,
clock-rsdio. TV. $6-S12. 214T +
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TELEVTSION DISCOUNTS
BRAND NEW 1865 FAMOUS MAKES
AIMCO TV SALES

ESQ North washington Blvd.
Arlington, Va. ia. $500.
TRAINi Lionel. completes layout. ac-
cessories, $50 value for $75; $40
siR-saw for SIS. WO. 6-1T94. lis
AKA, platform. pair switches. r. W.
$50 JU. $4,000. -18
TRAINS, Lionel 20 gauge. and &C:
IA epssories. excellent cond.; marked
4 YnAENS, AMERICAN FLYER. with
Ia cars, 9 engtnes, numerous ac-
: cessories, mounted on SKI platform.
orig, cost over $3.50, sell $75. OIL.
Tvf.Teietone. l7-in., mahos. console,
With doors; working cond.; .$46 or
hest offer. JE. 4-22S7 after 5. ---15
IN RCA, lT-in. console; new pict.
80 eond.; SIS. so. APP. 7-7I32. lis
iTYPEWRITER SALE-Osed and new,
{ eportahles and once size; 500 and
u up. Guaranteed. A gift for the
whole family, CENTRAL. 2019
fqYPEwRIfERs-special Christmas
7 sale of guaranteed standards and
! Sats. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
Co. l43I 8. Capitol St. Ii. 3-00Ss.
VACUUM CLEANERS-We specialize
in used cleaners. LARGEST stock In
TOPS VACUUM STORE, los iIth
st. sN. Ii $4,000.
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FARM AND GARDEN

COW MANURE. wen rotted, $40 per
is bti.; $3.50 per 10 bu.: 81 per
8 bu.:: deliv. sP. 3-17I6 ewes. l7s
CHAIN SAW, practically new; used to
cut up s trees; will sell $50 below
cost. NO. 7-5562.
HAY. good mixed. S3S ton. at our
barn. S42 delivered. to your barn
anywhere In Arlington. Fairfax,
D. c. or 2 miles from District line
in Nd. KE. S-5oSS. Front Royal
406-M. --14
TOP sOIL--very good, rich. top soil:
. for lawns and greenhouses; very
Reasonable. Call 20. S-4933.
Topscil. manure; trees. shrubbsrys.
JE. 2-2S43. il 3-eS76.
BUILDOZERe Tor grading. excavst-
ing. land clearing: free estimates.
Call UN 4-S533: night. AP. 7-059S.
TREE REMOVAL, pruning. topping,
trimming. D. c., Nd. Free estimates.
MIR. CLAYTON. call UN. 4-O903.
HOME GRAPE VINEYARD. consisting
Of two each Early Red Brighton,
Midseason White Niagara and Old
Favorite Concord; total six two-year
Grape Vines---Oae 4-M--for $3.50.
Postpaid. Ask for free Illustrated
folder in color, offering many
other bargains. Salespeople wanted.
WAYNESBORO MUIR o 3 r Els,
Wayneshoro, Virginia.
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.C0CKERS,

Were iust right for your Christmas
stockfne; Axe reg. pedigreed: rea-
sonably priced because we're young.
pO. 2.6o08 AZ lis
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES -
Xmas; disposition guaranteed. Also
! young adult female. house-trained
MARLIsE, Old Baltimore I'd. olney
IRISH Ms s wATER s-s sfPssrEL pupPTEhss-
Axe; ready for Christmas. ,wks
COCKER &c e. SPANIEL SPaSRHi PUPPIES. cham.
pio,, sired $a g wks. old. Reas' priced.
c RHaIsT sSsf PUPPIES. cookers rs0 0
wks; old. Wormed. $35. Call KE.
BEAGLE SGiGG; PUPS. Axe. born oct. 20:
males. S35; females. $25. Fairyiew
cH liaaTatssHuAs Give a tiny 1 pack.
age of love for Christmas. White
ones for . white Christmas. Little
t IN size YET e. I'LL ssa 49, OF lonely empty
c spssisi fTPs. s Axe; wormed. Red,
and bonds; 2 mos. Christmas. viii
hold. Beautiful blond stud service
MINIATGRE PiSscHER PUPPIEs
Axe. cropped, locked; perm. dis.
KENNELS, 6o15 Branch ave. Sc.
roy 81; SGasNaCyHEsTER PUPPIES. Axe
up. HARDWOOD KENNELS. 6016
D ssahsh aSfi 'fsUrTFhfEss, akc sesls.
tered. shots and wormed; SIS ca
w Vii slaaGsl FOX TERRIER Fur 70
S35-$5o. XII. s-e446. -22
DO NOT give pet or stray cats OF
dogs to b. C. Pound to 20 to ex-
perimental labs. II not adopted
But DO go there. 8. Cap. and ! sts.,
between $3.50 to- adopt pets fol
or LIZ n ss@sss ANIMAL I'M II pR ersc.
c TlHE SSs sshfHeRS PUPS. Seaa.,:
fully marked, Axe reg. Need peti
Buy a pup. HE. 4-7529. IA
POODLES, puppies and grown I1inia'
lures and toys for sale. MAR1UER'
TIE TYSON sheraton; Park Hotel
H IA f1IYoo AD on sYGa Spaniel PUP.
pies. mother purebred springer, Axe
ideal for kids; reas. EN-. 2-5lS3
WANTED - Miniature Dachshun.
puppy, red. male. Axe res. Any tim,
after 9 pm, IA. 1880, 1S
BoxE NJ. male; lawn, ...r mos. Az
~. 2-sS24, before 7:30 pm.
BOXER PUPS, fawn. males, 5 weeks
Axe registered. Choice Of litter
rE EYi slis ssSStiIRRELs. idea, pets. i cut,
Make excellent Christmas Sits. Fol
information, call IA. 7-6240. --1s
COCKER SPANiEtS, black pedigree
La. $500 after pm. 1T
FOR A SPECIAL GIFT-coeker pup
pies, Axe. champion-sired. show
stock, Q wks.. bun and blond. JE
cAIR Inn !. TERRIER PUPPIES, Axe rss,
chanpion-sired. Call between 81
q; An . 7-qSSs; playful i ss,,
good Va. home. XII. o-SoSe.
FOX TERRIER. . Eks. old. wormed
ST.. Call evenings, from 8 to 8,
AiREDALE PUPs. Axe, win hold III
Christmas, 4 left. excellent pet ant
watchdog, reas. OIL. 4-399S.. ---16
COLLIE PUP. beautifully marked,
months. Axe, male. Parader Toka-
sns stoSs VEL sra sSs very y. senIs
GERMAN sHEPHERD PUPS. Axe reg
priced. Terms. After $3.50 pm.
LU I-4939, --19
POODLE. med. size. brown. pedigreed
ct stud; Choice Of puppies. Boz
COCKER PuPs. Champion penrocs
and Maddie's VaEabond return blood
lines; black. male and felnsle. XII
POODLE PUPPIES, black standard,
Axe. z wks. old Christmas. Wfll
deliver. Call 10. 6-0427. 30.
D0BERMAN PENsCHER. 4 mo-. male,
Axe, must sell. reasonable. IA
2-9051.
BOXER. male. faWn. 2Is years,
thcroughhred. $50 or best offer. DE
2-3624, LU. 2-0721. la
MEXICAN CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES,
Axe registered; vefy small type
Gan wa 1-o27o. LIZ
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HAYWOOD
GARDENS
41O1 HAYWOOD PL.
MT. RAINIER, MD.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

Just across the District line. One bus
fare; excellent bus facilities; con-
yenient to shopping center and
theater.
Reception hall, living room, dinette,
bedroom, kitchen and bath; S105,
including utilities.
Reception hall. living rm., dinette, 2
bedrms., kitchen and bath; S124.20
including utilities.
Plenty of parking. Lovely grounds
Apply In person. WA. 7-6200.
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10000 BARGAINS
!. Il Il GICHNER

25I4 M ST. NV. Elk. 3-3527
WASHRRS, all makes, types: $S.p6
mp; most Ruaranteed: repairs and
service. FRRDERlCK'S. ae06 14th
WASHER, BLACKSTONE auto. Check
! With ssrviceman on condition
oris. S3S6. sacs $50 Kk 7-3oos.
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APIS. FURNIsHEp-MD.

TAKOMA PARK, 7126 Sycamore
Attrac.. 1st a., 2 rms, kit, bath;
$65; cow. stores. JU. 9-3sO2.
SPRING-Liv. rm., bedrm.,
kit, din. alcove, bath, utils. incl;
$3.50; no pets; couple. 10. 3-6SS9.
AREA-2-rm. bsmt. apt;
also 3-rm. apt; pvt. parking place,
entrance and bath. Call UN. 4-3905
for details. ia
BETHESDA-Liying room. dinette,
kit, 2 bedrms., bath: attrac. furn. /;
cony. to shopping and transp. OIL.
TAKoMA PARK - Spacious. newly
dec. 2-bedrm. apt; private entr.;
mr.. transp.; 5000. CAN ~. $4,000.
ONE AND TWO BEDROOMS, red reaec.
with all new furniture. We can ar
range q rental purchase plan with
no On. payment for those Interested.
Hyattsyille area. For information,
apply 503S 3Sth at. Hyattsville or
call 10, 2-37S3. liz
PARK, mr.. Walter Reed
Nicely furn., and 2 bedrm. apis,
TV; l Blk. bus and shop. JU. 5-6269.
CHEVY CHASE BUS AT DOOR -
Bedrm., liv. rrn., kit. and bath; 500.
Couple. 1909 Conn. ave-. OIL. q
l. y r Z
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ROSEMARY APIS.

ROSEMARY APIS.
to Walter Reed. Bethesda
Naval. NH. MOL and Johns Hop
kins Large, attractive 2-bedroom
apt, newly furn.. ideal for family.
Play areas. laundry facilities, pri-
yate bus service and recreational
facilities.
apt also available.
1929 East.West Hwy.
Call Ju S.11TU
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The John Kilpen Hotel
1910 AsHldEAD PL. NV.
Half block OF Conn. ave. at $500,
overlooking Rock Greek Park Dble.
and sgle. rms, pvt bath avail: ex-
GEL, meals. Rates $3.50 VIZ. UP. no.
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Ho. 2-9lO0

COLORED-COLUMRIA RD.. nr. 18Th
N,W.--Lovely studio-type front rrn.,
to lady with good reference: private
" owned apt, lust remodeied and
refurnished. privilege Of kitchen, co,
6-l675. M
COLORED-2lI4 X ST. N.W.--sinsie
and double rooms. scHEUCH INC,
ST. 3-5443. LA