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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10
Nest S. Treys Boost
Cleveland Loop Lead

Cleveland, Ohio - The
Nest 55 Treys, leaders in the
Cleveland CFU Juniors Lea
que, padded their position,
80, at the expense of the last
place Nest 55 Deuces. We
thought that the losers show
ed as great strength as they
have thus far this season, but
the Treys were too formida-
BILE.
After dropping the first
game to the Aces on Is pins
when they punched out 676
the best one game high of the
day, the Nest 62 went on to
take the next two games and
roll up a three game pinfall
of 1915, now a new league
high. The Nest 55 Aces had a
three game total of 1897.
Judy Bilicic, high average
bowler. among the girls, pull
ed in both seasonal highs
October 31st with a 156-4O3
card. Second place among the
girls went to Arlene Skorich
with 346 and Sharon Longar
on a 131, both counts helping
to swell the Individual aver
age marks.
Daniel Mickich with an
average of 142 helped to
bring it to that plane by
shooting a triple high of 4S9,
interspersed therein being a
191 game. Nick Stanic copied
the single game laurels with
a 1914 mark part of a Al
series.
Theodore Nekic- tops with
154 average drew exactly
462 to neither gain or lose in
this respect, while Pete Sta
mic gained somewhat with his
45S set. Anna Re-, Mgr.
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AhaIs Sign Contract
For Mound City Lead

st. Louis, Mo. - After
hammering out the best in
team triples, there was no
denying of it that the Ahal
Contractors should become
the new leaders in the Great
er St. Louis G.. F. U. Ladies
League. This they did in de-
cisive manner October 29th
when they shutout the Chu-
licks to settle an existing tie
for first place.
The st. Jacob Lodge 167
lassies momen. ..r:ly halted
the fast stepping Weiss Mar
ket damsels, placing both
teams into a tie for third
place with an even record of
1915.
Kate Grbac has been on a
binge of late mauling the ma
pies for counts of 200-512
and 1911 500 on successive pin
meets. Bess Tatlock had a
PIG game in a 400 series that
in ten weeks of bowling be-
comes the best ten-framc fig
ure.
Other top level scores of
the past two weeks included
H. Perhat, 499; Frances Orb
cich, 474; Amelia Sarar, 40;
Mildred Pilas, 422: Amelia
Potocnjak, 421 and M. Anto-
mic at the 418 level.
Alvina Zupan, Sec'y.
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Johnnie Morticians In
Return From Pin Grave

Johnstown, Pa. - A few
surprises have taken place in
recent games Of the st. Ro-
chus Lodge 5 Duckpin Lea
que. The best of which saw
the last place Baretincic Nor
ticians squash the second
place ST.. Rochus Lodgemen
80 by rolling 8O6-2330, while
their opponents could only
score 1879,
The big guns for the Bare
tincics were Steve Petrusic
with a 1852 series; Joseph
Fishter's individual high of
210 in a 500 set and John
Gojmerac's 178-493. This be-
ing an example that a cellar
ite position team is not al
ways a pushover. Incidental
ly, this was the second week
in a row that Steve Petrusic
paced the Morticians, having
had the seasonal highs at the
October 21st meet in 207-56O.
In the other match, the
high flying st. R o c h u S
Churchmen built up a four
game margin as they eked
out a so triumph over the
Clark-Powell Restauranters.
The match was close and hot
ly contested, the middle game
riding on seven pins, 790-783
while the nightcapper saw
both teams go to it hammer
and tongs, 840-S31. T e
Churchmen rolled 1872 and
the Restauranters a 1925 set.
For the victors Charles
Gojmerac was tops with 1885,
541, Joseph G. Grasa had 189-
512 and Joseph Sestrich, 167-
479. For the Clark k-Powells
the hard hitting Mike Duray
hit 186-492 to move within
the charmed circle. Frank
Sestrich fired a 201-487 and
John Gredesky, 175-458. all
of which was not enough to
stop the Church team.
John j. Fabina, Sec'y.
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AIcre Ladies Showing
He Men Duckpin Tricks

Aliquippa, Pa. - A'cro
distaff bowlers are setting
new records by the session.
At the October % meet
Ann Thomas hung up new
seven week highs when she
hit the pins for 169-444. Jo-
sephine Prevish rolled three
consecutive and d c II i c a |
games of 129 for an oddity
citation. A week later, Octo-
Der 3Oth, Ann Zivitz in about
the best lane splurge that she
has had for some time hit
upon a 184 game to finish
out for the evening with 386.
The men meanwhile did not
rock or threaten any exist
ing seasonal marks, Steve
Turkovich with 174-441 and
Matt Thomas, 175, promen-
aiding the best scores one
week and Joe Grasha, 1872
438, and John Yatson, 100,
heading the list
There were other good
, scores and we want to make
mention of same here. John
Barancho shot AT; Richard
Diciero, 395; John 1E-+gon,
1872; Vince Agich, $50; Mary
Katkich, 389; Ann Komar,
4O5; Ann Watson, 500; and
Violet Diciero, 354.
The Deuces still manage to
hold the top berth, the Quads
being in second place mong
the teams. A 1868 count gives
the Quads top seasonal hon
ors while the Treys October
23rd on a 707 team single
high lead in that respect.
Josephine j. Prevish, Scc'y.
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You are all cordially invi-
ted to participate in this col
orful kcgling event and we
would appreciate anything
you can do to. talk up the
tournament. Get your friends
interested and let's promote
the "F" in the CFU = Fra
ternalism,
From time to time the 'Z''
will carry stories OH the tour
nament. If you don't see the
information you're looking
for. ask for it. If you have
any suggestions, the Tourna-
ment Committee will be hap
py to have them.
AL Elliott, Chairman
Fran ROcki, Scc'y.
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Helen Buck Is Toast
of Versailles Circuit

Versailles, Pa. - The Ver-
sailles ladies are still singing
the praises Of one of their
league bowlers, Helen Buck
who in the second game a.
gainst the Orchids on October
Oath rolled the exceptional
score of 24S. This in duckpin
terminology >is> darn good
shooting. g a%>s
Helen started off with a
strike, had two spares and
then seven cons ecu t i V c
strikes to give her in our O.
pinion one of the highest
feminine dux scores in the
CFU annals.
She received a cash award
from the Pittsburgh Sun
Telegraph for the high ladies'
score of that particular week.
Her 248 game became a part
of a 500 series and helped
the Roses blast out a team
total for one game of 629.
Riding the crest Of a six
game winning streak the
Roses took over first place
when the Lilacs dropped two
games to the 1rise, who fl.
nally after two bad weeks hit
pay dirt at the October 31st
session. The Violcts are a.
mother team that has moved
fast Of late pulling in sever
wins in the past three weeks
Individual highs over the
past three weeks, in addition
to Helen Buck good fortune
have been shared by Anr
Shumar with 172-416 anc
Ann Dupin with 1863.
Currently the top five av'
erage holders among tho
thirty three bowlers partici
pating are Helen Buck with
129 over twenty four games
Next Ann Shumar with 115
Trudy Bacon with 112; Chris
Zibrat. 100 and Dorothy XII
jowski 107. Mary NJ. Pavlie
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Twenty-First Annual Tenpin Tourney
vii! Be Staged May 1915 In Chicago

Pittsburgh, Pa. - We wish
at this time to announce that
the 21st Tenpin Tournament
of the Croatian Fraternal
Union will be held in Chicago,
Illinois over the four days,
May II, 13, IA and Is, 1855.
The date we feel is of utmost
Importance to our boWlers,
non-bowlefs and even lodges,
who regulate their c. F. u.
ways by said tournament
dates.
The 21st Annual Tourna-
ment in 1855 will be hosted by
the "Krizari" C.F.U. Lodge
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Low|y Mah-Ya! Colts
Kicks Lions In Teeth

YC lng5town, Ohio - The
Lions, in one of their rare
losing sessions, on October
31st dropped two games to
the lowly Colts who kicked
up 815-2176, the best team
scores that day. Their S15
becomes the second best sea-
sonal high.
In another match of the
Mahoning Valley League, the
Eagles shellacked the Rams
to drop the losers from sec
ond place in the league stand
ing and at the same time
move themselves from third
place into the runner-up spot.
The three game loss of the
Rams is hard to decipher in
view of the fact that only a
week ago they posted 83S, a
team high, and even threat
ened to take over three game
honors.
Thi &c team, the Bears.
who beat the Browns. and
the Cardinals are tie seven
games out of first place.
1t could be said that the
male individual was some
what off the head pin Octo-
Der 31st as compared to a
week previous. Don Novak's
234-597 which set new highs
for the season only found
/ counterparts of A. Kovach
with 512 and Ed Hlasta and
Fort Chockey both with sing
lie games of 1914.
The feminine bowlers at
the same time improved their
| style, Ann Chockey rolling a
429 series and Fran Rogan
getting a single game Of 158.
So much for the leaders. but
the two weeks resume of in
dividual highs credits w. Cr-
nee with 531; J. Plesic. SIT;
]. Matune, 5O7; Paul NAL
kotch, 203; Mary krupa. 393;
Violet Flask, 389; Fran Ro-
gan, $50: Dot Sinkovich, 154-
382;; and H. O'Palich with
'377. Nick j. Srnec, Scc'y.
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Petkoyics Pound
Cleveland Combos

Cleveland, Ohio - w it h
Andy "Smitty' Braidic belt
ing 217-596, Dick Petkovic
212-559 and Nick Kvaternik
215-531, the resurging Petko-
vic quintet took over first
place October 81 in the torrid
Cleveland CFU Mems race
with a triple win over Frank
Duck" Bilicic's quint.
The loss knocked the latter
out of the top rung, this be-
ing the first time this sea-
son that some one else but
Bilicic's team held this cove
ted position.
John "Dibby" Braidic, top
man in the local loop with a
resounding 1876 average, COL
lected 247-583, Pete York
198-569 and Frank Bilicic
1852 for the former league
leaders. Also, the victorious
Petkovic crew had a 987
game, second high for the
year, and a 2763 set, third
high in this loop.
In a hard fought struggle,
the Grdovic quintet found
themselves on the right led
ger twice out of three over
Kasunic's hopefuls with Capt.
M il IN Grdovic's 2O3-545,
Johnny Vukcevic's 1S1-54O
and George Achin's 1858
leading the parade for the
winners, while Steve Simcic
had 213-573, Larry Koren
214-544 and Ray Murray IT.
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Toronto Canucks Find
Port For Leaque Shin

Toronto, Ont. - The Ca
nucks" Lodge 975 League
had some difficulty getting
started this year due to the
lack of alleys.
However, as of October 81,
we have had three lane ses-
sions at the Acorn Central
Bowling Alleys with five
teams participating.
The team rolling the high
est pin total in the first game
scores five points, the Sec
ond best four points and so
forth down the line with the
lowest team pinfall being
good for one point. The most
that any one of the five teams
can score at a session is fiji
teen points equivalent to
three high games.
Under this basis of compu-
tation the Tops lead with 38
points which at the end of
three weeks is nine points a.
bove the Big Wheels. The
Tail-Enders and the Left
Overs each have 25 markers
while the Head Pins in last
place have q points. The
league leaders have amassed
the most pins in one and
three games, holding that
distinction of 1851 and 3273.
Nick Benac has for the
past two weeks toppled the
pins quite consistently and
now holds the seasonal highs
in 267 and 754. Matt Turina
has the next best one game
high in 256 and Frank Rado-
sevich a second best triple in
668.
Fora Mitrovich with 239-
615 is heads and shoulder
above the other. Her closest
competitor in the one game
field is Kay Bolk with a 22O
game while the best triple
score threatening her is a
All mark by Viola Derich.
The league has also had
other good scores which in
all respect to our feminine
members have fallen to the
men. Notably, Walter Benac,
637; Mike Segina, 626; Ken
Forbes, 625 and Tony Katu-
mar with 610.
William Krajacich, Sec'y.
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Pardus BARRIERS
Pace Chi League

Chicago, III. - In this lat
est resume of bowling activi-
ties emanating from the "Hr-
vatska Sloboda' Lodge SO
Athletic Club, George Kraia-
cic's lofty 618 series, ably as
sisted by Carrie Gallo's 43O
series, led the Pardus Bar
bers to three victories over
the Matievic's Midwest Store
team. The clean cut triumph
moved the Pardus keglers
closer to the top of the lea
que ladder.
John Collins with a SAL
triple and helped in no small
manner by Dorothy Kentos,
476. enabled the Vana Bever-
ages to take two out of three
from the Skala Bankers and
retain their first place grip.
even though it has dwindled
to a one game margin Of
safety.
Mares Pontiacs are holding
forth in third place with a 5-4
record while eighth among
the teams and in last place
arc the Pavlak and Son Nor
ticians with one win in three
weeks of pin topping.
At the present the season
al highs, including the re-
ported George Kra iacic 618
triple, stand with John Col
Inns leading in the one game
field with a PIG. The leaders
among the fair sex bowlers
are Mil%lrcd Kovacic with a
494 series and a 179 single
game high ascribed to Carrie
Gall.
The field also includes T.
Stepancich, 557; F. Kunovich,
$40; J. Paul, 203 and f, Ba-
bic, 1913. Swinging over to
the feminine end of our mix
ed league. we have Dorothy
Kentos, 476; Rose Dudek,
446; Jean Hrgic. IT'S and Ann
Collins with III.
SIX ala National Bankers
lead the teams in this respect
with a three game high of
1898 to be followed by the
Pardus BARRIERS with 1868.
Matievic Midwesterners with
828 and the Vana Beverages
with S21 arc top most when
single game figures are COM
puted.
Jack Paul. Scc'y.
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70 who have already made
certain preparatory moves.
One of these being engaging
the Hotel Congress as the
tourney headquarters.
Congress Recreation Cen
ter just a short distance from
the hotel will be the scene
Of the kegling jousts. This
for the time being we feel,
should suffice to answer all
inquiries made about the 1855
tournament date and site.
John J. GOlich, Chairman
Frank Braidic, Secretary
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514 for the luckless losers.

514 for the luckleSS losers.
Just another reminder to
all CFU members and friends
in and around Cleveland that
the Pioneers 9th Anniver-
sary Dance will be held on
Saturday evening, November
Goth, in the spacious Sloveni-
an Auditorium, 6419 st. Clair
Avenue. Better jot down this
big day so you don't miss this
annual event. George Celizic
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Nearly 100000 persons
were injured in week end
traffic accidents last year.
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ApTs. euRN., o. c. Cont,

1915 CONN. AVE.-Attrac. apt: liv.
rm., bedrm., comb. kit.-dinette and
bath; Icompletely furn. incl. linens.
ETC.; S135. Possible rental conces-
sion for yrs lease. Until d pm, AID
2-164o; night and sun. DE. 2-4041
MT IT. PLEASANT, s.a4 facing parkIig,ns TX, agIn
Il5 18th ST. SCI bedroom apt,
newly decorated. nicely furn., new
refgr. $50 mo: LU. 1-4790. 16s
145 18th ST. S.E.-Extra- large Ink.
rms. newly decorated. nicely furn..
new refgr.. S30-S45 mo. LU. 1890.
3;e5 18th ST. Me-. near Catholic
Univ.-1 bedrm., kit, bathrm, liy.
rm.. utils. except elec. LA. 6-95ss:
700 QUINCY ST. NV. twhite,-
Liv. rm,. bedrm., kitchen. bath. all
9outtssidee rooms; adultssAS75 mo; IA.
PRIvxfE N1aif ENTRANCE. studio apt.
large kit. pvt. bath, shower: utiis.;
Bendix. refgr.: sos. 1424 Belmont
NEWLY DEC. APIS. / or 2 bedrms.,
al, furn. except linens: reasonable
HU. 3-9731 or ia. s-531s. -21
1921 Bird ST. NV bedrms.... liv.
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va oA u A' 'ol'1' 81
LOVELY. VACANT. mod. bed .-liv. rm.,
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Capitol. II. 3-121S. Ii. 3-4779.
GEORGETOWN - Beautiful location,
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1883 iRvfNG S.w.@WSSeilii furn.. nv.
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Hot Hotel 81 Ayai NM immsd nie IRON eompIssey sisssfy
rms. kit. and bath, ianitor service;
$50 per mo. Call Victor Cahill, Ma.
s-6313 or Mrs. Lewis. RE. 7-1027.
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1873 10th st. NV. EN-. 1929;
HOUSES, 1922 18th St. NV.
Excel. Groom apts.; $90-$100;
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shd ss9 $eg rms: ii Nicely setysag tHrn adults $50
Nicely FURN. EFFIGIENcIEs. utils.,
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per per mo, BARLOW REALTY Co,
GEORGETOWN-a one-bedrm. apts. :;
luxuriously furnished: liy. room with
fireplace and bookcases: efficiency
apt. with New Orleans gallery. APP
ply 1920 Bath st. after /. 10
$50 SOUTHERN AVE.-Well-furn
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$S5 per mo. Call 10. 3-52O0; if no
answer, call LO. 1856. is
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1901 Wyo. ave-; all utils, piano,
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GEoRGEToWN, $3.50 Que st. NV
bedrms.: in apt, bldg. See janitor
paTHoG1o afIfF & RE, ITN1y 5-s21s; x,G-Heorm ,,v
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

2l45 r ST. N.W.-Bsmt. studio rm.;
refgr., clock radio. TV, airfoam mat;
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TILDEN GARDENS AREA - lovely
rms, pvt. bath; business people or
students: LIZ or Ia bus. EN-. 2-1427
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nished, next BATH refgr.; empl
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114O p ST. NV, The Churchill'-
Lge. rm.. compl. kit. linens. mr.
bath; SIS wk NO. 7-aS6S. --21
PLEASANT ROOM, open porch, run.
ming water. new refgr.; $40, incl
utils. so. S-S964. .-I
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ARL.-Furn. . rms, bath. entire 2nt
n; pvt. home; utils Incl; 500 mo
Call JA. $4,000 after l pm. Ill
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ROOMS EURN.-Mp. g Va.

ARLINGTON-Extra nice. clean, sgle.
rm. for gentleman; pvt. bath: "a
blk bus. JA. 4-1434. -
n. ARE.-Lge. attracs comfortable rfn.,
pvt. bath; gentleman. ia. 2-09S0.
ARLINGTON FOREST - 2nd-f., Sc.
corner room: in pvt home: suitable
for l or 2 women; l blk. to bus. 2
to shopping center. ia. s-1613.
1917 N. EDGEWOOD ST, ARL.-
Lovely room. home priyils.; mr.. bus
ia. S-531S or ME. $4,000. --21
CAPITOL HTS. MD.-Two nicely
furn. rooms, semipvt. bath; may
have board; bus at door. 10. S-3533
ARL.-Lge. dble. rm., SIS sgle. rm.,
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ALEX.--Large room for or gentle
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kitchen, pvt. entr.; on busline
utils furn.: $3.50. Call after 5 pm
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home, pvt. entr. Call JU. 5-5900
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rAKoMaA' insl "a util1 PARK To- ssas spaeious S Sin,
room and dining area, bedrm.. tile
bath, kitchen. 8 lge. closets: 8 ex-
posures: hardwood fls.; $3.50
adults: another first-h. apt. avail
Oct; /; $3.50. Ju. 5-215O. JU. g.
ExTRA-LGE. RIM. kit. and bath
al aHzg gtils' incl: S66 per mo. La. g.
COLLEGE PARK bedrm., kitchen.
ette. dinette. pvt. bath; $525 (bus
stop at door; adults. LaCONGA
APIS: 9412 Baltimore blvd. lie
TAKOMA PARK, S501 Greenwood
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GALVESTON
APARTMENTS

NICHOLS AVE. AND GAL.
WESTON PL.. Just OF So. Cap
itol st.. near Boiling Field.
NRL, downtown. Excel. tranSp.
and shopping; long-established.
furnished apt. community in
D. c.
Bright. newly decorated.
large rooms. 2 and 3 exposures.
liv. rm., dinette. bedrm., FULL
size kitchen and pastel tiled
bath. See MRS. DALEY, res.
mgr. on premises, 20 Calves
ton pl. s.w. 10. 3-42S6.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

66S MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Attrac-
tive sgle. and dble rm.; within walk
ing distance of Capitol, Post Office
and Union Sta. MRS. GARDINER,
COLoRED-I12a ABBEY PL. Ne
Rm, for nice man or lady. S35
month. Ii. 3--1062. lie
COLORED-2 LGE. CORNER RMS
with privileges, near Benning shop
center: child accepted. LU. 1-0493
CoLoRED-1 LARGE ROOM, sur
porch, heated; l small room; ir
porch, heated: l small room; privils.
no children. Ii. 6-5156. -16
COLORED-6I9 MARYLAND AVE
N.E.-Furn. rms. for rent; married
cple. or gentlemen. Ii. 6-59a6.
Evening star., 1954-09-16
ROOMS WANTED

3rd.YEAR MEDICAL STUDENT will.
ing to care for elderly person In
exchange for room. RA. 6-6775
Evening star., 1954-09-16
ROOMS uNEuRNlsHED

TWO NICE RMS. share bath and
kit. with one other. 134S Spring
I'd. NV. EN-. 3-19l2, ask for MRS
CoLoRED-LARGE ROOM and sun
porch; semipvt. kitchen and bath.
Couple. Ii. 3-5497. -lS
Evening star., 1954-09-16
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

2-RM. APT; man. 80. to share with
another man: nr. 14th and r. !. ave.
ne. HO. 2-26S9. 17s
IN.W.-GIRL to share nice apartment
with another girl Call LU. 2-S03S
evenings and Saturdays. 49,
VIC. sMAYFLOWER-Yo woman,
share charming apt. with another
woman: TV; $50. Ho. 2-6211 after
18th NV. AT SPRING RD.-Attrac-
tive bedroom. next to bath, in large
two-bedrm. apt. for woman with an
other businesswoman; good closet
space; unlimited phone; breakfast
privileges: $40 per month. Call RA.
6-7402 ewes. or DI. 7-7740 daytime.
CENTRALLY LOCATED dntn. area;
2 rooms and bath. effic. kit; $40
mo-; age 25-35. DI. 7-S464. Ext. Is.
16s
SINGLE GIRL to share with another
girl, attrac. apt. with TV. JU. o.
4723 after pm. 10
GIRL TO SHARE APT. pvt. Dedrm..
everything furn. Phone LU. 4-6l2s.
or LU. 4-6103. -17
ARL. GIRLS to share room with one
other girl in refined home. convenient
location. ia. $3.50. -16
COLORED, girl, would like to share
her apt. with another girl or couple.
Ii. .1-S056. after q pm. 10
Evening star., 1954-09-16
CONGRESS PARK APTS.

. bedroom furnished apartments al
included; newly decorated; conven-
lent Sc. location. close to Boiling
Field Field and i'd. NRL snL. All "a apsEtmens, srnneIns
center. which includes theater ano
welcome For further information
call or visit our rental Office located
at 1865 Savannah St sc. Oper
Monday through SATURDAY.. Q to 5
and Tuesdays and Thursdays unit
Jo. 2-o151 10. 2-o152
COLORED-MODERN, NICELY FUR.
NISHED-3 rms. kit, bath; conv
to everything; located at 1884 K st
ne. Call after 4 pm. Ii. 4-1o12
coLoRED - $40 FARRAGUT ST
1868. go
CoLoRED-73s b1st ST. Sc. No. 1
and bath: util. incl: sat. cali Ma. s.
SAL .Es. INC. 17@a L st. NV, Ma. 8.
CoIoRED-173s SWAMI ST. NV
CoGoRE6EsiIo eaiSfsEfS; sin N Trosf 81. NV
bedTms., liv. rm.. kit, and bath
aRt. BLDG; 3 d., newly decorated; Ss7 30
coLoREp-s2e; so MO, EFEIc.
INCLUDES ALL UTILITIES
1913 New, Jersey ave: n.w-l room
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