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BEALL. WILLIAM VI. In loving remem-
brance of our husband and father
WILLIAM NJ. BEALL. who departed this
life twenty,foar years ago today. Feb
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
Erandmother. GEORGE BOWERS. who
February II. 1851.
Before our very eyes you faded,
Growing weaker day by day:
Patiently bearing your suffering,
Until God took you away.
We often sit and think Of you
And think Of how you died.
To know you could not saw goodby
Before YOU closed your eyes.
Eorget herr No. We never will.
N.r W. GHsa msSdfs her 4 hen as Ts fresh Svf today as5 '
As in the hour she passed away.
MouRNFuLLY, DAUGHTER. HATTIE
PARRRRoTT: s0NsINILAWW;; y sERIgs
TRuDE, VERA AND ROBERT JONES
AND MILDRED JOHNSON.
FAIRFAX. HLDA LURAY. A tribute Of
love and devotion to the memory. Of our
dearly beloved one. HILDA LURAY
FAIRFAX. who passed away ten wears
ago today February l., 1a45.
Your melodious voice. and CHEEKY smile
IlnEeT Win US dll lIlG WUilCs
DauRhter. sister. niece, in one precious
Hilda. God bless YOUR sweet name
JOE PApA;n .nLp LEON No JOHNSON, SySs Nm NARY
FREEMAN.
FIsHEE HcN IENN!E ScA s; AID CHARMS ani NSs ";
CARRIE. A tribute Of love 10 the mem,
sry s. .na d CHARLES S4s ffS'S W FisHER. who is!t
us February l.; 1858, and March p.
tsrs sso sfApNeHE lespseeiEs 81 suLGocK Ie a NAY I T.
ber ie. 1851.
Loved In life. remembered in death.
OLIVE r, NIXON AND MABEL T. Nc
MARY EwELL. In mem
ory et our dear mother, MARY EMELL
five years ago today February IL. 1880.
Often together we both stray
Along the road to yesterday;
To live again in memory
T Th sagRy rR psEN sfys 5at oiE gsed HNp 70 SMEs
GIBSON, WALTER AND HENRIETTA.
In sacred memory Of our dear parents Nnir
ary II. 1870. and WALTER GIBSON.
who left US September Is. 1880.
Dear parents, so gentle, good and kind,
Look down from heaven above
And know that the care you tenderly
Is returned in our deathless love
DAUGHTERS, BESSIE, MARIE AND
MAUDE.
JONES. GEORGE W. In sad but loving
TTemembrsnes, q our ,ons hnsband and 1
parted this life thirty-hve years ago
today, February IL. 1920.
Always so true, unselfsh and kind.
A few in this world his equal You'll
hnd;
A hrea,hful Of life that came to an end.
He died as he lived, every ones friend.
THE FAMILY.
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,N--X row viii be held on Saturday.
MRt February L.. 1855. at pm.
HVN at 1902 oue St NV. for our
NA late daughter, MARTHA HOP
8, !. B. P. o. E. of W.
~ THELMA L. BATTLE.
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Friday, FEBRUARY II. boo, at ntI
MSfA.iRSSsET Sf.iaenSsssE + kENpRl1 & q pAnERos EasIS5
ioTed wife OF Clyde NJ. ,Dameron, dapgh-
ter OF Charles H. and AMANDA ChsPP-
tsi lev sister Of George, Henry. Joseph
douglas, Charles and Edward Furr'
Mrs George Emmart Mrs. Ethel Cana-
man and Mrs. william Harmon. grand
nnofher of Donna Elaine Ashley. Fu-
neral services on Monday, February
ii. at 2::3O pm, at the Lee Funeral
Home 4th st. and MASS ave nis;.
Hill Cemetery. 10
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

1917 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Dbie. rm with bath; front; also
1 is' stR ST. TN s.W W Fms rms. adj. bath;
cross vent nicely fgTns; inf. infant q;
18th AND CoLoRApo N.w:%Bsmt.
apt; reas.. in exchange for light
services. RA. 6-S203, RIA. 3-09O3.
1855 QUE ST. N.w.--Unusually large
rooms, equipped with range and re-
1900 MASS AVE. NV. Large front
rm., new furniture. cooking unit
with .refris. Maid serv. Linens.
$3.50 wk. no. 1850. liz
1888 N. II. AVE. NV, The Pana-
manian"--2nd r., Ink: range.
refgr.. linens, run, water; S16 wk
sGLEs. OR DBLEs.. from So to Sl3.
Stoves. refgrs; exceptionally clean
and bright; NV. sec. co. 5-lsh2.
1914 18th ST. Nw.-Lge., clean rm
with kitchenette, refer, stove and
DOWNTOWN. G@s q pl. n.w.-sieep-
ing or hskpg, sale, or dble SB.5
IS, $l2 wk.: work for wife available
1893 r ST. N.w.-Just newly deco
rated: front Ink, room with range
C0LoRED. sos G s.E.-Large rm !:
refer. gas stove, new mattress;
newly painted; SIT wk, IL 7.4siS
after 1880 pm la
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APIS. FURNIsHEp-MD.


TAKoMA PARK, mr.. Walter Reed
Missly tgrn NTH, seds sss lix' 5rm9ss KIT
TAKOMA PARK, 1881 Carroll ave.
3rd h.-Nice iv. rm.. bedrm.. kit;
$50 per mo. JU. 6-l746. Also terrace
CHEVY ii CHASE. MD. near NH and
Chevy Chase and Columbia sClubs.
Utils. included. OIL. 2-3153. IL
TAKOMA PK.-Spacious, = lge. bed
rm. apt; 12x14 liy. nm. kit. bath
1 AND 2 BEDROOM APIS. -Attrac-
lively furnished. from SIS up, in.
cludine all utilities. For information
COIMHR MANOR rms. pvt. bath
and entr.: SO mon. incl. utils. WA,
TARo%A PIX. For rent. 6 rms,
furn hot water and heat. Apply at
SOL Westmoreland ave. JU; g.
rxKoMA PIX. SILVER sPG. AREA
Very nice, lge.. 2-bedrm. turn. apt.
cow. to everything. JU. 1918:
SILVER SPRING. s1o1 schrider St
Nice furn.. liv. rm.. bedrm., dinette,
kit. bath: SS7. JU. 5-4554. liz
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APIS. EURNIsHED-vA.

LOVELY. HOME-LIKE Arm. apt
new airfoam mattresses. beaut. kit,
nice yard: cloSe-in N. Arl.: Sll5
incl utils. ia. 2-0b55. ia. 2-6944.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and LIED.
room apartment: ianitor service
sandr ~ 0T uti.s s9 S to
esii II: ssss7o between 10 am m
ARL. H.VLse, bedrm.. 8 closets. liv
rm., din. kit. bath. laundry: apt
bldg: conv. loc.; $94. KE. Sash
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED l-bed.
iEm' apt in apt. bldg mr. Fl Myer
sirls or adult i' couple ou siio mo- o.
mss. or longer: also avail. 2-bedrm
apt. Phone for appt,. VII. 6-952o
N. ARL.. westover-l bedrm.. Twins
rm.. kitchen. bath: private home
pvt. entrance: all utils. except phone
Air conditioner; SEQ month. Re
N. ARL.-Beautiful and spac. / b.r.
~. rm., din. kit. bath; sa4so mo
w al siSGi'i DISTANCE For. NJ M2er.
close Pentason: mod. lS-unit bldg
Large rms. ideal for children; pvt
parking: air cond, available: bed
o SH'1hi 5si .-S APT, nssr HeeSSt,
store; excel. transp.: ss5 per mo,
incl. all utils. See Mr.. EIarig. SIS
y. Thomas St, s "a. s-"3ee. After
PENTAGON AREA-Family kitchen
cite apis. and hotel rms: Free park.
Low rents; day-wk. ia. &-3343.
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ROOMS EURN.-MD. 8 VA.

ARLINGTON. S.-Large room: near
Pentagon and Navy Annex: unlim.
phone; fan, fan closets t;,R home priyils.:
n. ARL., mr.. Hecht Co.-Nice home.
porch. shady lawn; privileges; for
adults "a. -S;2sl6. MA
for refined lady on LIST floor. ia
S-6154. Ia
n. ARL. - Gentleman's attractive
room. pvt. bath; recr. rrn., laundry
and snack .privils. S55. Quiet. adult
Christian family. Refs. KE, s-543l
49,
ALEX.-Large room. twin beds, next
to bath. Private home. Very COW.
o. 2 gentlemen. TIE. 6-S2l4. Up
1917 N. lockwood. Arl.-Lovely
rm.; mr.. bus. Home privileges. ia.
S-531s or ME $4,000. -13
ARL., 2434 N. Ohm St.-Furn room.
pvt. bath: lady or gentleman;
$3.50 wk.; cole, Sis: kit Vprivils
extra. JE. 2-6313. Ia
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

TOWN HOUSE-Nr. Sheraton Park:
4 young professional men seek an
other man: pvt. rm.. excel cook.
maid; laundry: TV: reas. AID. f.
MIDDLE-AGED BACHELOR would like
to share small apt. or large furn.
room with acceptable gentleman;
near Pentagon. Call EUGENE
MURPHY, LII. 4-2253. -12
cond. apt with : other women; on
LA Mt. Pleasant. no. 2-4l34,
Ext. 155. ia
COLoRED-COUPLE or girl with
school-age child to share 6-room
apt; own room furn. or unfurn. !;
cow. NV. location; newly decor. and
reas. Call after : pm. AID. 2-5904
CHRISTIAN WOMEN
to share apt. with / other woman;
18th st. NV: furn. or unfurn. AID.
2-5044. -12
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Ma. 6-05S0

CoLoRED-3-RooM furnished apart.
ment. SIT LonsfelloE st. n.E. I3'
ROCK CT. CHURCH
p EP. s.th: ;,, .oo ms k s and mo- 'e Gai
RIA H-Rt39 Ia
CoIoRED-S1o. SI3.s5 and SIS per
week including utilities. . large
rms. pvt kitchen: at bus stop. 18th
and Belmont NV For quiet. payins
adults. No pets. References. See Gus:
todisns after 3 pm. 1905 Belmont
I'd; nv, Apt; 2 en-; g;I394. la
furnished apis. for rent. Employed
COLORED-BASEMENT APT rms.
kit. bath. Near Florida ave. ne:
SIS; incl; utils; Ii 4,2947;-lh
Furnished End A. front. rm
kit, semiprivate bath: $50 mo-, In
cludes all utilities. DI. 1924.
COLORED-3 RMS. KIT. AND BATH
Elk. a-5707 RIA. 3-2456
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

We
1919 18th ST. N.w.-DesirabIe sci.
rooms in elev. bldg. Some with
running water; $3.50 VIZ. up. -I6
174s L AMER PL.-Beaut clean
m sni I.5,s.. s Ss!s;' SO dSls:; gent.
B5e0 37th ST. NV. teorner Porter
stl-Nieely furnished single room;
nome ana surroundings viii have to
DTro 6SsP 6 E e Esp Tc 7is Rrr,
n.w.-Attrae. room for refined young
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, i714
New Hampshire ave--Nevly deco
ddsated rooms; maid service. Ho- 2
DUPONT CIRcLE-LEe. I'm. for l ,r
2. with refsr.. telephone and Iaun-
dry prtvllsges; DE: 2-27O5. IL
Sst s. So: d aSs' So saaS6ss sassS
1888 N. Il. AVE. NV, The Panama
nian-,LoVely single room. $3.50:
also lGe. front Ink. room avail.
1888 18th ST. N.w.-Businessvomen;
sale. and dble rms: clean. beaut
furn.. modern baths. NO 1878
PLEASANT, LARGE single rms: new
ly decor; Kitchen privileges: Eentle-
1140 P ST. N.W.-"The Churchill"
Attrac. single rooms: run. water.
maid ssrv., 81 vk. up. NO. 7-9s6S.
DOWNTOWN, 1889 Eye st. nv
Nicely furn. rms; sgls.. 50 per wk.;
dbls.. 81 ca. person. DI. 7-5l02. IA
1916 3 ST. N.W.-Cool. fresh. clean
large north room, pvt. bath. walk
times. ID
SINGLE sleeping rooms, quiet house
close in: no drinking; So wk. III
si5s sn 18th 81 81 81 N Nv 3LesSG Single. Ind
floor 4 windows; young lady: $50.
1923 18Th sT.-sinsle room for empl.
person. Also. double for couple or
S;o Cool l7z quiet house; reasonable
DUPoNT CiRcLE-Privacy and COM
fort; single room in spotlessly
clean, dry basement. Semipvt. bath:
pvt. entrance. $50 a mo. la2l
downtown s1 11ol 18th st. NV
sgl hotel rms, run. water; maid
and phone serv. RE 7-O44O. 49,
Mr.. 18th AND VARNUM N.W.-Sgl.
fri. rm., mr.. bath; employed lady
IN RETIRED PHYSICIANS HOME,
attrac.. coy rm.; conv.; gentleman;
reference. RIA. 6-2OSS. Ia
MASS WIS. AREA. 261O seth pl. NV.
Pvt. home: conv. car-bus: lge. cor.
s m ae1ss $40 En- ! a.aS4s Dn0 IONS
DUPONT CIRCLE-Beaut. room. pvt
Men. AD. 4-s7ss. ' Ia
1905 QUE ST. N.W.-Tired Of a drab
room? Want new modern furniture?
f sSI 'a sEes SIC Fs Week Ev db 5n eysFS
week; cali pU: 1880 after 8 pm
facing 18th St. running water, next
iiss,s si ISs$ ii SE " liz flsia
sig THG% co 81 St22i6S TAHvE-Attrac. i ssle
nm, next bath, shower. phone. ldry.
privils. IA. $500, after o pm;
BRENTWOOD AREA-Room in pvt.
home for | or 2 gentlemen or mar
ried cple.; pvt. hath. RIA. $1,000.
s4as BROWN ST. N.w.-singies and
ess JEFFERsoN ST. N.w.-small
single, private home: gentleman
Mr. Rnli% GoSNpi4 aoaffiH AYES
S25 mo-; gentleman. no. 2-33os.
1908 n. Il. AVE. N.W.--Front sci.
nm. nr. shower. $3.50 wk.; also
efficiency apt. $40 wk. -16
u BLK. CONN., beaut. connect
rms, pvt. bath. porch. refgr.: for
3 quiet adults. Hudson 3-SS34. 10"
ONE WEEKS RENT FREE and
choice of rms. In houses near
Dupont Circle. Refer. hot plate sup
piled. 1906 21st NV. AID. 2-9339.
COLUMBIA RD., 17s7-Room next
to bath: kitchen privil Employed
couple. Conv. transp. CO. 5-6S54.
1la1 18th ST. N.W.-Clean, single
rm.; running water; mr.. bath; 81 30.
Also sgle. So HU. 3-9676. IL
nEesa OA.soA Glaal
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BENNETT APIS.

Lovely 1-bedrm. apt, recently furn.
in modern decor. Kitchen equipped
with appliances. RES. MGR. MRS
CUMBERLAND. 1891 N 21st ST.
ia. 5-4044.
To reach Over Key Bridge. west or
Lee hwy, blk. to Oak ST., right 10
Pierce ST., left on Pierce to corner
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ROOMS AND BOARD - Transp. at
door: home cooked meals uN
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ROOMS. UNPUBLISHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

coLORED. UNFURNIsHED RIM. an,
Enclosed porch. 1923 18th st. NV.
Ia
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Fairfax Village AptS.
THE MONTANA

N fee 'n nerso5s Ai Mills apt s cnn
venient location, u blk. of Conn
ave-; elev. bldg. w/switchboard serv-
ice. See Res. Mgr, 1925 M st. NV.
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THE GILBERT
Wesley Hotel
2131 o ST. NV.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Modern Comfortable
Living
THAT YOU ENJOY
SINGLES, $50 MONTHLY
HO. 2-91OO

COLORED-PARK RID. N.W.-sRle
and dble. rm., IS and $40, After
COLORED-2O3i FLAGLER PL. NV.
Large front rm, $3.50 per week
smaller rm. SIS week; cooking and
ldry privils.: no children; employed
ladies only. DU. 1928, after 6 p m.
CoLoREp-sso4 7th ST. NV
Large front room. settled lady or
man: home privils. RIA. 6-4542. lie
COLORED-12O0 EUCLID ST. NV.
Apt. room, privil. furn, or un-
furn.. redecorated. Call AID. 4-S046
CoLoRGD@i11s p ST. N.w.-Large
furnished room; use of kitchen and
laundry room: SS75 week. Apply
LIST floor, front room. Ia
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Connecticut Ave. Apt.
One large bedroom and efficiency
apartment available Living room,
dining foyer. kitchen and bath. Mod
tile shower Walk-in closets: taste
fully and completely furnished: We
netian blinds 24-hour switchboard
and elevator service Also available.
2-bedroom APARTMENT HO 2-6574
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24OO 18th ST. NV.
Large rms. and . bedrms.: reason
able rents: tanitor will show.
MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO.
1924 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
2307 18th ST. N.W.-NEWLY
REFRIGERATED; very lovely 2-bedrm
apt in choice NV. location; I'M
usually different with artificial FIRE
place in liv. rm., dinette. fully
equipped kit. bath and hall; large
cedar lined closets; heat and hot
water furnished; only $3.50 mo !;
has to be seen to be appreciated
Key at Apt. 1902. Inspect or call
CO 5-6222.
NEWLY DECORATED, $3.50 Up
l-Bedrm. Apis, Incl. Utils.
1920 Missouri Ave No, 101
Elk. 3-5707. RIA. 3-2456
1881 HEREFORD PL. NV.
NEWLY REFRIGERATED, nice apt:
with rms. kit and bath; heat and
hot water furnished: only S73.70
mo. Inspect or call CO. 5-6222.
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ROOMS EURNlsHEp-s.E.-s.W.

! OR 2 FURNISHED RMS, for l or 2
ladies: reasonable rental: near Con-
gressional Library and Capitol. 500
r ST, NEAR 18th S.W.-Gentlemen
clean. comfortable rm.. must be
sober, good character. RE. 1892.
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CONN. AVE.

Efficiency: air-cond: beautiful. spa.
eious; suitable hs a for q modern and
transp. LIZ LA bus; conv. shop.
ping: 24-hour secretarial service;
laundry. sundeck: SIPS. Unfurn-
ished. SSa.60 and sos. EN-. 3-2S00
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APIS. FuRN.-VA. Cont.
FIT. MYER AREA

We have several i:bedrm: units
Ideally located II stationed at PEN
tagon or Fl. Myer. Laundry faeili-
ties in bsmt., comfortably furn.;
all utils. incl. in rent. S99.50 per
mo. Call Mr. DRAPER at IA. g.
5000 for appt. to inspect. Ia
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ROOMS WITH BOARD Cent. }

THE MARIETTA, 1925 18th ct. NV
Lovely bright single and double
rms. for young ladies and men;
shower baths, excel. board; elev.
Rot WEATHER Is here. Get q nice
cool air-cond. I'm. with meals: only
SdI55 VIZ; yognE people; CO. 5-Gtsa.
ROOMS SSl cf foR Mo n Re morHitt.s;
live with your children In large sun
ny rooms: all modern eonvenienees;
let Us carry your Responsibility:
small weekly payment takes care Of
IBI 81 RHODE 10 5E0i ISLAND AVE. NV
Sale. rms. SIS; dbles. Sl4: triples.
Sl2; good food; Tv. De. 2-9645.
CLUB MASON. 1925 n. Hamp. ave
n.w.-Residential club for reaned
Sstb s snd o S9msn 1Sis 60 With , DE
full course meals and hotel services.
co. 5-934a. NO. 1910. lis
1925 10Th ST. NV.
BETWEEN @ AND RI
For business people; retired middle
of afa fsTatoa Olf pSonss way IN
rooms; daily maid service ~ lounge
SINGLES beginning at SIS; doubles
$3.50 and up; Some with private
bath Good food and plenty Of IT,
DU. 7-7666
The John Kilpen Hotel
1910 AsHMEAD PL. NV.
Halt block OF Conn ave. at $500.
overlooking Rock Creek Park Dble
and sgle. rms. pvt bath avail. ex-
Gel meals: rates. $3.50 week up
HO. 1856
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TRENTON TERRACE
$3.50 and Up
/ and 2 Bedrooms
TEI ,EVISION AVAII,ARI,

LARGE beautifully furn
modern dptS.; ! and 2 bedrms.
ing. laundry facilities. cross venti.
lation, playground areas. Close tt
Boiling Field Apply ONCE, corner
10th place and Mississippi ave. Sc
Call 10, 2-061S.
l-AND-o BEDRMS.
S12.7O TO SS1. 80. ALL UTILITIES
INCLUDED.
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ROOMS EURNIsHED-N.E.

NICELY FURN., in new home; kit
priyils.; Riggs PIX. area. tn: @
CAPITOL, LIBRARY VIC. newly furn.
rm. for lady; home privileges. maid
COLORED-FURN. ROOM for mar
ried couple or single man; $40 wk
331 18th st. ne. Ii. 6-2725. Ia
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APT. HUNTING MADE EASY
I SHOW excel. selections. all parts
D C. For free friendly service. call
MANDEL. AID. $4,000. Ia
REXTON APTS.-Bedrm., liv. rm.,
kit. bath: very nicely furnished.
Also eficiency apt. kit. bath.
nicely furn. Incl. utils. and
janitor service. A. s. ECONoMoN,
JU. 1920. IA
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APIS FURhIsHEp-D. {.
CENTRALLY LOCATED
Bus at Door

nice lrbedroom apts
front and rear entrances, small rea
porch cross vent; amply furnished
mod dec. $3.50. See janitor.
1912 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Ma. 6-05S0
7Ros. 1919 18th ct. NV
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$500 18th ST. NV rooms. kitch-
en-. bath and inclosed porch. Also,
Broom bsmt. apt. Reas. See isnitor
or call tn. 10000, OIL. 6-4743.
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1919 18th ST. N.w-DesirabIe sal
rooms IN elev. bldg. Some with
running wafer; $3.50 vk. up. -16
1875 ANIkk PL.-Beaut. clean
rms - sgles-. $40 dbleS.: gent.
OF Moies' oeaut- frt. and rear pehs.
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COLUMBIA RD.. 17s7-Room next
to bath: kitchen privil Employed
couple. ConV. transp. co. 5-6S54.
11a1 18th ST. N.W.-Clean, single
rm.; running water: mr.. bath; 81 30.
Alsn ssle Sc Hi 3-QR16 IL
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DUPLEX APT. at Attn and Ingraham
-2-bedrm. corner apt, in quiet
resid. area. Beaut. cond. Call Elk.
1868. Ia
2ieI Ii ST. NV rms. kit. and
,t bath M nxsi sasly ~ June TX 3-42 5
foyer. bath: S37. 80. Redecor.. See
ianitor or To. 10000, OIL. 6-4r43
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Webb Leeds
Class B Field
In rupshoot

Omher Webb. ST., Of Washing
ton hit 80 of 100 targets yester-
day to win Glass B 16-yard hon.
ors in the 21st annual District
open trapshooting tournament at
the National Capital Skeet and
Trap Club near Rockville.
Competition resumes at 10 am.
today with a new car up for
grabs in the registered 100 ham
dicap target class. A cash prize
of 500 will be awarded to the
winner of the two-day program.
Ken Houck of Woodsboro, Md,
took Glass A 16-yard honors with
95. while j. C. Parker of Dur
ham. N. c., was high in Glass c
with SO and Jannette Stansburg
of Baltimore topped Class D
shooters with 95.
Mrs. Claude Richards of West
minister, Md, won the women's
trophy with an Sc.
Three other trophies were pre-
sented. William A. Brandenburg
Of Mount Airy, Nd, scored in
the 18-19-yaro event with a 81.
Tony Francis of Westernport.
Md. topped the class for 20-21-
% yards with 81. H. c. Jones Of
Fawn Grove. Pa, was best in the
23-4-5 yard event with 81.
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Lac in Montreal and finished
third. behind Australia and Ar
gentina.
In addition to the Interna.
tional Team Trophy, the field
will compete for the first time
for an individual award. which
would have been won by Stan
Leonard of Canada had it been
in competition last year. Cash
prizes amounting to $4,000 will
be awarded.
In obtaining Furgol and Har-
bert, Hopkins has the winners of
the two national championships
for the first time in the three
year history of the matches.
Furgol has appeared here a
number of times but Harbert
has not played in Washington
since he tied for third in The
Star Open at Prince Georges in
1949.
Players from the other "a ma
tons will be announced as soon
as acceptances have been re-
ceived.
Hopkins met here last week
with Fred Corcoran, IGA direc-
tor; William E. Shannon, presi-
dent of Columbia. and Karl KEEL
herman, chairman of the matches
from Columbia,
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Golf Title Won
By BispIinghoff
All Pinehurst

PMEHURST, N. c.. April 80
@.-Twenty-year-old Don Bis
plinghoff, a cool customer from
Orlando. Fla. trimmed Bill
Campbell of Huntington. w. Va.
Walker Cup team captain, 5 and
4. today to win the North and
South amateur golf tournament
in his first attempt.
Bisplinghoff, blue-eyed blond
with a strong game and serene
manner that bellies the fact that
he battled an ulcer for several
weeks during the winter, moved
in front at the 14th hole of the
36-hole match and never last
the lead.
The three-time winner Of the
Florida State amateur title and
1852 United States Golf Associa-
ton national junior tournament
winner. was Sup after 10 holes.
He then grabbed the first three
this afternoon and weathered a
last-ditch Campbell stand that
gave the West Virginian three
in a row starting on the oath.
Don then breezed in convinc-
ingly.
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No-HitterN ips
Nine

PRINCESS ANNE, Md, April
80 (SpeciaD John Oats of
Maryland State College pitched
no-hit, no-run game here to-
day against Howard University
of Washington, DC, State win
ming, 80.
Oats struck out Is and walked
but three and was in command
throughout the game. The far
thest advance by a Howard play
err was in the fourth inning when
Jim Jones walked, stole second
and went to third in the CATCH
er's overthrow of second base.
He was left there as Oats got the
next batter to end the inning.
Tom Barnett led the winners
attack with four hits in five times
at bat, including two home runs.
He drove in three runs and
scored four.
Howard 900 900 OOO-O O 3
Maryland State 010 040 12x--8 II 8
and Dement,.
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2UpsetsMark
Friends Tennis

Martin Rubinowitz Of Wilson
High and Fred Cone of Be-
thesda- Chevy Chase, two of the
eight seeded players in the
scholastic section of Friends
Schools 18th annual tennis tour
nament, were knocked out in
the first round yesterday.
Other ranked players. includ-
ing Donald Dell of Landon,
seeded No. / among the scholas-
tics, and Hugh Lynch of Our
Lady of Lourdes, top-seeded in
the boys section. moved on as
expected.
Ben Keys, unsseded Episcopal
High student, upset fittn-ranAcu
Rubinowitz, 6-3, Go. Both
won preliminary tests. Cone.
seeded eighth, was sent to the
sidelines by John Bennett Of
st. Adams, Ga, 60. Those two
also won in the preliminary
round.
Play resumes at 4 pm. to-
morrow and will continue at the
same time each day through A.
mails Thursday.
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OUTDOORS
WITH BILL lEETcH

The 1855 "Tide Timers" those
convenient little booklets for
finding high tide on any day at
any point you might like to fish
in Chesapeake Bay or the Poto-
mac River, are going on sale in
tackle stores this week. They're
inexpensive and easy to de-
cipher. Every tidewater angler
should have a pair Of them in
his tackle box. If you cannot
locate them in your nearby
stores. address the Dumal Corp.
Box 6793. Fort Davis Station,
Washington.
The Fish and Wildlife Serv-
Ice says the present outlook is
not encouraging for hunters Of
waterfowl next fall. A reduced
winter population Of waterfowl.
together with low water tables
In much of the breeding terri
tory, add UP to an unfavorable
beginning. Annual waterfowl
breeding ground surveys start
today. extending to mid-August.
officials add that breeding con-
ditions between May and
August. however, II highly
favorable, can compensate for
the discouraging factors.
The International Women's