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Evening star., 1955-01-10
snUTHERN CONFERENcE,
Majors Agree
TO Settlement
Of Rudio Suit
sy ,hs A..oeiosed Pres.

CHICAGO, Jan. l0.--An ap-
plication has been filed in Fed.
eral Bankruptcy Court In Dallas.
Tex. for authority to dismiss
q Sl2 million antitrust suit
against Is major league baseball
clubs on settlement payment OF
100000, the American League
announced today.
The application was filed by
William ]. Rochelle. jr., trustee
in bankruptcy OF the Liberty
Broadcasting System. The anti
trust suit was brought In 1862
by the now defunct LBS. The
suit was against every major
league club except the White
Sox. Dodgers and Redlegs.
The suit contended the de-
PENDANTS controlled and sup.
pressed competition In the In
terstate broadcast of games.
Since the suit was first filed
several combinations for trial OF
1t in Federal District Court in
Chicago have been made. the
latest date having been set for
April Is.
Federal Judge julius j. Hoff-
man. during recent pre-trial
conferences in the suit. suggested
such q settlement to save the
court and the parties the time
and expense Of protracted jury
trial.
Both sides have accepted the
proposal, subject to approval OF
the Bankruptcy Court.
VIII Harridge, American League
president. said. "The trial sched.
tiled to begin April 10 is ex-
pected to last at least three
months. The cost OF preparing
and trying such a Tong case win
be very expensive ana winning
the case will cost us more thar,
the proposed settlement. Also,
there are no legal issues in the
case which are OF future con-
cern or value to baseball"
Evening star., 1955-01-10
No Trades Talked
AS RueI and Harris
Poy Coll on Griffith

Muddy Ruel and BucKy Har-
ris. general manager and man.
ager Of the Detroit Tigers,
respectively. visited Griffith Sta
dium yesterday, but vice Presi-
dent Calvin Grifith OF the
Senators said their cali strictly
was Of Q social nature and no
trade possibilities were dis
cusSeci.
Muddy and I talked over
some baseball problems In gen
eral for . couple or hours and
Bucky played pinochle during
that time" Calvin said. Neither
of them said anything ahou
making q DEAL
Evening star., 1955-01-10
Coach Credits Luck
For Record 754-67
Victory by Furn1on

GREENvILLE, S. c., Jan. 10.
I'VE had all the luck in the
world. We could have drop
kicked the ball and it would
have gone In the basket"
With that, Lyles Alley, Fur
man basketball coach, summed
up his teams record breaking
l54-67 victory over The Citadel
Saturday night.
I'VE didn't want to beat any
one that bad. but we couldn't
miss" Alley said OF the game
which set q new major and small
college record. The old record
was 149 points. set by FurTnan
last year against little Newberry
College,
Alleys prize product, Frank
Seivy. now playing professionally
with the Milwaukee Hawks,
scored 100 points In the New
berry game. Saturday night
against The Citadel, Alley
turned up a new scoring star,
Darrell Floyd. q 6-foot forward
who scored SO points, boosting
his season average to BAT In
nine games. 4
Evening star., 1955-01-10
Statistics

deftly with the sharp running of
Carroll Hardy, Colorado fullback.
for scores In every period, in
cluding two toucndowns in the
second.
Larson connected with nine of
Is passes for 200 yards. Gra-
ham, who led the Browns to the
National Football League cham
pionslip, hit II OF 81 for 100
yards and two touchdowns.
Hardy cracked the line for 138
yards in IS tries and punted four
times for an average Of A. yards.
Sports writer's and radio an
noincers selected him as the
games outstanding collegiate
player.
The valuable player award for
Hawaiians for the second
straight year went to Halfback
Skippy Dyer, United States
Marine private who formerly
played with Los Angeles city
College
The Collegians drove so yards
for their first touchdown with
Larson passing l6 yards to John
Kerr Of Purdue and 26 yards to
Jim Hanifan. Dick Moegle Of
Rice punched over from the one.
AS the first period ended, the
Collegians were on the one after
Hawaii's Harold Han fimbled
the kickoff on hts own 26. Hardy
ripped OH IA yards in two plays
and Bobby Watkins Of Ohio
State added IL more to the one.
from where he went over on the
first play Of the second period.
Primo Villanueya Of UCLA
started the third touchdown
drive with q 21-yard punt re-
turn Larson pitched Al yards TO
Hanifan. who snagged 1t on
Hawaii's eight, and two plays
later villanueva went over from
the two.
In the third period Larson got
on 32-yard run to the Hawaii
one and scored on the following
play He set up the final touch
down with q 29-yard aerial to
Villanueva In the last period.
The Hawaiians scored in the
third period on D 12-yard pass
from Graham to Gordy Soltau
Of the Fcrty-Niners after Dyer
raced so yards with q kickoff.
Then in the final period Gra-
ham tossed Is yards to Elroy
Hirsch Of the Rams to carry TO
the Collegian's ~ and from that
point connected with Soltau for
d touchdown.
. After the game. the pros said
Moegle, UCIaA's Jim Salisbury.
Larson and Hardy would make
IL In pro ranks. The consensus
on All-Amertca Jack Elena OF
UCI4A was 10 fine prospect but
has lots 10 learn"
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: Hsraa AiI-Stars--Toue hdowns: ps eoIs
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Conversions, HARDY, n Tnagfurd -
Evening star., 1955-01-10

George WaShington'S basket
bali team attempts to start its
climb to Southern Conference
eminence all over again tonight.
Standing OIL in the league, after
their upset by Richmond Satur-
day night the Colonials meet
another e-I team, Virginia MILF
tary at Uline Arena at 8 O'Clock.
VMI also lost To Richmond
in its one conference start, but
that seems 10 be the only sirni-
iarity The Colonials. last years
champions. have q 9-3 record
against all competition while
VMI stands "a, and CIV viii
rate as a distinct fayorite.
In other games tonight Mary
land is continuing Its short
Southern foray in an Atlantic
Coast Conference game at South
Carolina, while Catholic u. goes
against Mason Dixon Confer
ence opposition ct ToWson
Teachers. The Cardinals are
enjoying a 3-4 standing in the
league, q shade higher than they
were this time last season, and
could pull even against Towson
tonight.
Tcrps Point for N. G. State.
Maryland also Is favored to-
night. The Terrapihs may be
working toward their best season
since Coach Bud Millikan took
over five years ago and the ex-
pected victory tonight would
give them eight straight to tie
their longest winning streak un-
der Millikan.
The Terps beat Clemson Sat-
urday night for So conference
record and 1912 overall. II they
win tonight, as expected, they
should draw aA sellout crowd for
Thursday nights big one against
North Carolina State at Ritchie
Coliseum.
N. G, State. q winner over
Duke last Saturday. meets Fur
man tomorrow night before COM,
ing to College Park. The Wolf
pack leads the league with a
40 record and has 1871 overall.
Furman rolled up i54 points in
trimming The Citadel last Sat-
urday. with Darrell Floyd ac-
counting for so points. That OUT
burst solidified his first-place
standing among the Southern
Conferences leading scorers with
an average OF AT points a game.
DevIin Top CIV Scorer.
Tonight's U1ine Arena game
between CIV and VMI Is cele-
brating Armed Services Night,
and tickets to the game have
been distributed at all service
installations near here.
Although both OF GW's top
scorers, Corky Devlin and Joe
Holup. were held under their
usual point production Saturday
at Richmond. they continue TO
carry averages of better than 90
Evening star., 1955-01-10

face Il Just saw Joe he said He won match against
Duke wrestler at Annapolis-n the 167-pound class"
"Gattuso" said who in the group 1"is fellow
who under and around Rex Boggan in the Sugar
Bowl Won the most valuable player award"
II WATCHED THE NAVY OLE MISS game on Tv" said
beribboned Marine football coach from Quanico land
especially watched Boggan when saw him playing
In the Marines he whale OF tackle But he sure didn't
hurt Navy in New Orleans"
Eddie Erdeatz grnned "Those kids took liking all
for making tough for the big stars Nayys Sugar
Bowl coach reminded Boggan wasn't the only victim Don't
forget that Pete Don Hoeder of Army sup
posed to lick in Philadelphia wouldn't say either had
his best day, not by long shot"
Eddie wasn't boastng He merely spoke simple truth
and paying tribute to the smallest "bg" team in the
Nation and perhaps, in At 2S pounds, Tackle Jim
Roger the giant Of the entire Navy squad and due to
injury, he didn't even play against Ole Miss.
Erdeatz easily the congratulated coach at the
TDClubs big hoedown, but remained for his archrval
Jim Tatum to put the cherry top Of Eddies
cake when the Maryland coach called for unschedule6
standing ovation for Erdelatz at the dinner It gesture
worthy OF Tatum.
THE ToUCHDoWNERs WENT far afeld in honoring
footballs Of distinction of 1854. The college coach of
the year Red Sanders Of UCA and the No team
Ohio State The No back Ralph Gugiem of Notre
Dame and Max Boydston of Oklahoma the lneman-of
the-year
Sn there was strong Maryland flavor to the 10th OF
these annual dinners year becoming bigger Edeaz of
Navy could well have been named coach-o theyear and
Beages credentials approximated those Of Boydson. who
unfortunately suffered gashed eye In the Senior Bowl that
aItefnoon ana was ADVISED not 10 attempt gnt 20 receive
his trophy.
And then there Tatum and his gesture to Erdeatz
two coaches who have been budde exactand the
posthumous award OF the Clark Griffith Baseball Award to
No l." meaning Umpire Bill MCGOWAN Foaled In Delaware,
he but MCGOWAN has been Silver Springer for SO long
that his roots considered transferred to Maryland
There bit of pathos, too, when Bill MCGOWAN r,
accepting the Griffith trophy said dad proud to
know that he was going to receive Il"
WHEN THE REDSKINS Joe Kuharich hove into sight,
who talking with Tommy OConnel reminded to
the young second lieutenant Boiling Field when he
hoped to rejoin the Bears.
"Cosh I've got 1871 months to go in the Air Force
Tommy said "And maybe the Bears won't need me-"
George Blanda had great year. 1t conceded, shut
he should be ready to hang em up by the time you get
sprung"
aDont count on it" Tommy laughed "Blanda's been
pro for about years but he's still only ~ and
Just getting real good Besides the Bears have got other
quarterbacks, shutting in and out OF service"
STILL" said the other Il haven't heard Of any winning
pro team in recent that without No quarter
back"
"Thats true" o'connen admitted. "These days. of
almost anything isn't enough"
Evening star., 1955-01-10
Minis CosteIIoni Winner Due
For Shot at OIson's S Crown

and Is ranked No. 0 contender
to Champion Jimmy Carter.
Flanagan, veteran Of SO fights,
subs for Eddie Chavez.
In q l0-round co-feature. Bob
'Satterfield and Johnny holman
meet in an all Chicago heavy
weight bout.
Ray Arcel's Saturday night
fights (WMAL-Tv, channel Z, 9
PM finish o two-year run on
television with Italo ScortichiIli-
Joe Miceli at Miami. Scortichini
is the favorite.
Evening star., 1955-01-10
larson Outpasses
Graham as College
Stars Win Hula Bowl

HONOLULU, Jan. l0.-Quar-
terback Paul Larson Of Cali
fornia outpassed Cleveland's
Ottt Graham to lead the Col
lege All-Stars to a 33-l3 victory
over the Hawaii AIl-Stars in the
ninth Hula Bowl yesterday.
Displaying fine field general
ship. Larson mixed his passes
Evening star., 1955-01-10
Picture on Page c-3.l

= Il
well as Joey Giardello and
Charley Hunlez would be COM
sidered. Olson will put the title
on the line once more before
his proposed match with Archie
Moore, light heavyweight charn-
pion.
The Minis -Castellani bout Is
q tossup. 6 to and take your
pick. Castellani dropped Olson
August 20 but lost the decision
In q i5-round championship
match. Minis hasn't lost since
1852 although he was held to
q draw by Bobby Dykes June 80.
THE bout will be televised
In washington over Station
WTOP-TN Channel Q, at 10
pm.)
Rudy Garcia, the strong feath-
erweight from Los Angeles. is
the choice over Bobby Bell Of
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, IN the To-
round feature at Hrooklyn's
Eastern Parkway tonight
tWNGAL.-Tv, Channel 4, 10 p.m.).
Hector Constance. the Trini-
dad boxer who acame along for
the ride" with yolande Pompey
and remained to make the top
10 In the rankings while Pompey
went home, tops the st. Nicholas
Arena show tWTTG, channel S.
10 p.in.) against Chicago's john
ny Brown tonight. Constance is
q e-to-5 favorite.
Duiiio Loi OF italy. the Euro
pean lightweight champion.
makes his first American start
Friday at Miami Beach CWRC
radio and Tv, 10 p.m.1 against
Glen Flanagan of st. Paul. Lsk
'Aas lost only once In 81 star6
Evening star., 1955-01-10
viroinion Named Head
OF Piedmont League

Judge Ben Campbell Of Pc
tersburg. Va, was elected presi-
dent of the Piedmont Baseball
League In q meeting yesterday
at the Ambassador Hotel.
Campbell previously served as
president Of the now defunct
Virginia League.
Campbell succeeds Frank
Summers Of Staunton. Va. who
resigned to devote more time
TO his insurance business.
Evening star., 1955-01-10
~ ihe As,oeio,es, pres,

Bobo Olson's next defense Of
his iniddleweight title may be
made against the winner Of the
Holly Minis Rocky Castellani
bout in Cleveland Wednesday.
I Jim Norris. president Of the
international Boxing Club. said
the winner Of this match, rs
Evening star., 1955-01-10
CIV Starts Over in League
In VMI Game Here I oniqht

points a game. Devlin leads with
q 2s.7 average and Holup has %.
VMps best is jim Lowe, a g.
foot-2 freshman from Buechel.
Ky
Standings:
Evening star., 1955-01-10

Meat, but not very big for an ALI
American end commented Tommy who
might have been thinking Of Leon Hart and
some of the other giant ends he met In
pro ball
What's the good team that had full
back that weighed only 1870 pounds?" Brig.
Gen. Stoytt Ross Of the Air Force asked.
ut was Navy, wasn't it2"
You may be thinking Of Joe Gattuso,' :
said Capt. Elliott Loughlin, director Of ath-
letics at Navy. "Only he weighed closer to
l72 or 174 pounds
Evening star., 1955-01-10

Win, Lose o. Drew
By FRANCIS STANN

TOMMY o'CoNNELL WHO an All-American quarter
back at Illinois and played for the Chicago Bears before
joining the Air Force at Boiling Field took his first upcose
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Evening star., 1955-09-17
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

5eae 10th PL., S. ARLINGTON
fmatTt new Small Hsry bpdrooms aea RsaT
for couple and child. Inclosed. beau
titaI yd. Yr, lease: 500, JA. e
AVAIL. MINED. ise. frame mouse
on shaded cor. lot; 4 hedrms; 21S
Vine st, NV, Takoma. D c.;
$3.50, plus utils. TU. 2-o105.
$40 RALEIGH ST. Sc. one block
from Portland and Nichols ave -
gas heat. garage; sos mo. See,
then call Ii 4-73oo. or 10. s-e994
SEPTEMBER 80 for oc-
eupancy. desirable neighborhood, all
room room house, 2 bedrooms: % 0 deep
freeze and washer. Reasonable JE,
KENsiaGroN, Il ssiS MD.--Two-bcdrosom
bungalow, nr. everything. OIL, .
MoHiiciAN Diii HILLS - On a t wooded
s % baths. ia'iGi fai br9om bsmt stndio oe wad and
carport: $3.50 mo MRS. BUR-
CESS; Realtor, 6lo9 Broad ST., OIL.
AMER. UNIV. PARK, 1895 46th st
n.w,---Detached o-room house, at
tractiyely decorated: large fenced
read yard; nice neiqhborhood, con-
venient schools, bus, shopping;
Sl@6 mo. available Immediately
House open Sat. and Sun, 10 am,
to $50 pm. s.
FOR RENT or SALE -bedrm. brick.
fun basement, oil heat, large yard
JE 3-OtIa lis
FAILS CHURCH-3-bedrm Colonial
on y acre; deep freeze. washer
dryer, elec. ironer in bsmt; . blks.
school. L. MLECKA, JA, 1880.
lis
ARLINGTON yrs. old . bedrms..
n baths. full bSmt., gas heat, 81
minis. TO Pentagon: sale or rent
by OWNER. ia. n-392g. lis
SILVER SPRING, close in; cozy q
bedrm. brick rambler; Wv. carpet:
liy. rm,. din rm. area: close to bus
and schools 92li Wier ave. lis
DECORATED: oil heat: GA
BRENTWOOD. 1904 Varnum St
Bungalow: b rms. full bsmt.; oil
h,-wh:; 500. DUNN & CO, Real
eIa5 3rd sT. Me- rms, bath,
z e:-T Y q dRsySrrE. ISIS sf < st. i"D, n~,
MA. s-0753.
Evening star., 1955-09-17
COOP. APIS. FOR SALE

CHOICE 2-BEDRM. APIS. 7 Minis.
to Pentagon. Owner will sell So, ! 90
equity for So, 500. Mo. pynitS,,
$ST.37. incl. all expenses. Call
after 9 wkdys.. all day Sat. and
Sunday. 52la sth rd, Apt. /,
s. -Arl, Va. .JA. 1850, lis
OWNER MOVING FROM CITY, will
sell direct, at substantial loss. spa
ciouS, 5-rm, screened-porch, End
a. apt: conv., vic. 18th and Co
lumbia rd. NV; monthly main
tenance, S3691. Cali Ho, 2-gl62
--1S
TILDEN Enthusiastically well
planned apt on 4th floor, with, east
and west exposures. 2 bedrms, bath,
living rm dining rm,. and kitchen,
early possession; for details and to
see call J. NELSON HUGHES. EN-
a-S4O0, lis
2 BEDRMS. in Falls Church area;
S55 mo- Note includes taxes, inter-
and all mtils. Large yard. Phone JE
5000. lis
Evening star., 1955-09-17
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO Nicely fur:
nished house. 3 bedrooms and
maids room with walled-in gar.
Ss?is!; Ell Prefer Georgetown. phii 60
nr. clar. Nice grounds. Reas. ia.
WANTED RENTAL WAITING Lfsr
for houses and apts.. NV. J. GIB-
BONS KoLB. NO. 7-75a2 III
IF YOU ARE CONSIDERING tho
rental of yocr property in the Falls
Church. Fairfax County area. please
feel free "a call or write for full
information on our rental manage
NC BOX ., FALLS CHURCH; 3E.
oUlCtR RENTAL sERvIcE-Listings
OF D. c., Md, Va homes urgently
needed. /. T. GRAvATTE, Realtor.
Ma. S-O153. 1918 K st. NV.
ARMY OFFICER wishes to rent 3-
hedrm. house in S. Arl, or Alex.
app.ox. mid october, for $3.50 or
less. XII, S-1932. lis
BY OCTOBER or November -
Small 2-bedrm. hse., rent and utils.
not exceeding Slo0.. Nr, Catholic
church and school. In nearby Nd.
OIL. 2-i7a4 lis
. Continued on Next Pase)
Evening star., 1955-09-17
APTs. UNFURNisHEp-vA.

LGE. RM.. kit. bath, pvt. entr.: ! a
Leesburg. DA. 5-9as0. lis
ARL. Mr.. HEcHTs-New bldg. 1
in bsmt.: SS7 so. incl. util., garage
avail. JA. s-73o4. lis
ARL.: blk. Fl. Myer. S min. Pent
10 min wash. New garden-type
bldg: pvt. park: -hedrm, apt, avail.
imnled.. S64 so nius utils. 1918 N
Quinn. IA. 7-66S7. after /. 81
20af S. 5th ST.--2-rm. etfie. in bsmt..
$50 mo. incl elect; f-bedrm. apt.
500 mo. ia. s-42I6. lis
ARLING ron, Columbia pike at
Frederick ST.. Masnoiia Gardens;
ayaii now, beautiful and spacious
living dining room combinations
= larEe bedrooms. latest in kitchen
equipment, parauet floors. Venetian
blinds 3 exposures, uttls turn,
500 a mo one bedroom; sS2 SO
rRasIbESTiaI Ri5 hiaSTi,io GsRbENs ss 81 3oaS Ad1s
cent to shop. center and schools.
Lovely lawn, trees and flowers.
minutes to downtown. 5 min
utes to Pentagon. . bushnes at
your front door. Ample parking.
Front offlce service. Laundry and
storage IN your building. New re-
frigerators with freezer tops. . and
from S15: convenient for Army,
Navy and Air Force personnel. Mt.
Vernon and Russell rd,. Alex. TIE.
a.; 2-bedrm. apt: close
to bus and schools: Saa incl. uttls.
ManaRer. Apt. .. 1900 N. Pierce
st. ia. 7-s0:i. I'll
Evening star., 1955-09-17
HOUSES uNFURNlsHED
coMnfUTW'e FARM
CHOICE LOCATIONS

FALLS CHURCH AREA =
135-Popular Heights--The choice
Falls Church community with
its own swimming pool and
recreation center; 3-bedroom
brick rambler: au-eleetric GE
kitchen with range; garbage
Disposail. dishwasher and
Bendix washer. Large picture
window; wooded lot; storsso
attic: IL min. to Pentagon..
160-Columbie Pines - Beautiful
new 3-bedrm. brick rambler:
ssubdivision, near Annandales
large picture windows, furn.
basement, pulldown stairway
to attic: garage: disposal,
dishwashef. electric range and
refrigerator. Larse. spacious
Evening star., 1955-09-17
HOUSES TO SHARE

THREE YOUNG MEN need 4th man
to share 4-bedrm. well-furn. home.
Desirable location. very reas. 1911
saith st. NV. FE. 3-1i37. after
YoUNG PROFESSIONAL WOMAN
to share small. nicely furn.. 2-bed-
rnn. Georgetown house with an
other young woman; S75 mo. plus
"a utils.: include references in
REFINED sS WOMAN. vs. Ss ss1share sssl 1s nom.
nr. Heeht's Parkington. Lovely
neiRhborhood; $40 wk. LU. 4-52T3.
WILL SHARE my 4-bedroom fur.
nished house with family. No pets.
North Arlington. within minutes
Of Pentagon. Memorial Bridge. Fort
Myer and Clarendon. Basement,
yard and porches. Call ia. S-O147.
lis
1 OR 2 GIRLS, college graduates. to
share unusually attractive George.
town house. Single bedrooms, ear-
den. OIL. 2-4776. is
Evening star., 1955-09-17
APTs. UNEuRN.. VA. Cont, /

ARLINGTON. NJ bedrms,. Nv
rn :. dinette; walking distance
Ar Hall l blk. Hecht's store;
good transp., laundry facils.; off,
street parking: S9h per mo-, all
utils. See manager on premises;
bi9s AZ, + "a %? s.7lts \ Thomas rear ais of
ARL.. Close in---1 and bedrms., lEe.
sp.s: s, For qissriminattins sn11si Psrs0n1si
sipiseoh' Bridses: with view e Of potomac.
Wooded and quiet. No children.
Ss5 and sIO5. Ou. wilson blvd.
left sa On Oak st. to ONCE iooo 18TH
Is7es N. 10th RID. sArl)-Bsdrm..
liy. rm.. dinette. kit. bath. S67.
5so Res Mgr. ia. 6-s2es or Dlr =
IARL.. s75-1-bedrm. apt, porch.
ATTRACTIVE n. 'ARL.e~Liv. rm,,
din. kit. and bath, / bedrm., LIST
ar; eonv. bus shop; s6s.5O.o "a
sif4IS sill \: 11.h ST.. ARLINGTON
Bedrm.. living rra dining area,
bath; newly dec: $40. IA. 5-9524.
ATTRACTIVE 1-BEDRM. APT, iiv
rm. din, area. kit, bath: nr. Pent..
Navy Annex. IT, Myer; SIS. plus
utiis. 1000 s, 4th St. ia. 2-oos4'
LOVELY. large 1-bedrm. apt. with
bay window In. liy. rm,. sep: d.
eoset ees.s sPa space m1ssfa ssa fenen for
tioner; laundry and parking IA
cilities Shopping center and
huslines within a block; Just q
few minutes from downtown wash
ington. Pentagon and Navy Annex,
si7? incl. al utilss WAKEFIELD
Monday Through Friday; ewes. sat
and Sun, KE. 6-s431. s am. to
ARLINGTON. I OCT. / --Attraetiye
liv. rm, dinette. bedrm.. KIT bath;
sssy s,,is to sassi ss 70 PentsEsRf oIeNn D. ANa g.
WORTHY, 1870 N. Queen st., IA.
S-546S or Janitor. JA. 4-0Ta9.
ARL.-Redec.. l-bedrm. apt. in apt
bldg. auto. laundry 2 minutes TO
5sTs psTntasGn ss7, nj lin r a.as5s Myer eves EN- b
caoicE S,Si eesii -BEDRM. DR. APIS, exss N almost
s87 so mo, incl. ali utiis. Close to
bus and Shopptng Call after d p m.
wkdays.. all dav Sat and 'Sun.
h.ls sth st.. Apt. /. s. Ari-. va
Liz. -BEDRM. COMB. lse KIT, bath,
gtils; tarrg.; mr. Merrytieid; $50.
ARL. .RossiYS--a bedrooms. Sss.
iTcl. gas Pastel dec. conv. to
shop; 5 min, to D. c. ia. 5-7270.
1900 N. Oak St. Arl.. Va. lis
ARL.-Larse 2-bedrm. apt separate
din. rm. lst foor. modern bldg:
COW Pentsgon. Hecht Co, Va, and
d. C. tranSp.: feas: $91 so, ntils.
incl. RA. 3-n3l4. lis .
$tig. 80 FOR THIS 1-bedrm. art. in
Ariandria, includes all utilities;
close TO husiine and conv. to shop
ping: 10 minutes TO Peniason, Get
key At Apt. 303, 502 Four Mile I'd.
YoU Gata5 TOO WILL ENJOY gracious i liv-
ing In this select one-bedroom apt.
here at $40 N. Thomas St: Airing
ton. Va; an attractive new bldg.
Giebe rd. and within walking dis
fance TO Parkington shopping dis
trict Features. Wired for air con-
ditioninE, diversified rooms. sepA-
rate dining area. delightful kitchen
with de luxe equipment incl. sRsr-
hage disposal; nearby modern swim
ming pool is available for your
everyday ENJOYMENT: 500. incl all
utilS. Res. mgr. No. 3. ia. 3-Hf 2Fj.
SHANNON d LucHS, TEA 14th st.
NV, MA. s-.345.
NORTH THOMAS STREET
Across blvd. from Arlington Hall,
bedroom apt. with ali utilities,
$3.50, DI. T-174a, --17
Evening star., 1955-09-17
co-oP. APTs. FOR SALE
tconftauedI
ASK-AROUND
LoOK-AROUND
COME-ARoUND

And see these apartments. Some Of
which may be rented with option
TO buy. Particularly older couples.
Enjoy gracious living in your own
little home in q cooperative hre-
proof. all-hrick apartment bldg: nr.
bus and shopping. Modern and luz
pense. Phone us and see for your
self. MRS. BRADEN. IA. 7-0S77 OF
IA. 2-H576. lis
Evening star., 1955-09-17
BLADENSBIJRG

Large l and 2 bedrm. garden spts. !;
&74.50 and $3.50 up; newly re-
decorated; shopping center, one
block schools; fast transportation
downtown d. c., b3rd and Defense
hwy. Resident manager. WA. q
MEURILEH ARMS APTs.