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Evening star., 1955-10-01

IStE1t#0b 400to40 DN1NI Va ~A1<
season yesterday. beating Tech
Il9-T, In the opener of the East
Division Of the InterhiSsh League
| and the sigh Of relief AVN Coach
Tied Mcintyre could Almost b
heard IN the stands.
| Eastern trounced Chamber
lain. $50. and Anacostia. de.
Ifend champion. finally got roll.
ling after two straight losses
knocking OF Phelps. 27-0. u
other East Division inaugurals.
We were fortunate to get b
Tech, z Mcintyre said. I'VE looked
good In spots, but It was mort
our taking adyntage Of theil
that put Us ahead. Tech Is {
tough club and win be heard
from In the league before ths
season Is over" "
aAs for the future McIntyrt
added. I'VE play them one at {
time. Chamberlain Is next week
then Anacostia. II we get b,
IAnacostia, wen feel like we ds
nov. relieved"
Armstrong put together
strong running attack and tnl
passing Of Quarterback Willie
Woods TO score touchdowns II
each Of the first three quarters
The first score was d 66-yart
march from the opening kickoff
with Woods going over from thl
q on 3 quarterback sneak. Thl
Generals hit again Id the secons
tquarter. They recovered . flim,
BILE On Techs rs and Woods fhrev
10 3s-yard pass 70 Joe Siinnls fo
1.-THE touchdown. The final Arm
strong touchdown also came ol
| . pass from Woods. this time b
Lionel Thomas for SO yards.
Tech scored its lone touchdown
shortly before the half ended
The Trainers climaxed q 65-yar'
idrive when Ronnie O,Neal nippel
1a 4-yard scoring pass to Denni
lTorboli.
1 Anacostia. led by Max Dish
laroon, who scored two touch
downs. finally found an offens
after absorbing defeats at tn
hands of Gonzaga and Mont
lgomery Blair.
Jim Birch and Sonny Gordol
scored twice and Dick Kettne
threw q 59-yard touchdown pas
scored once himself and kicke
Iseyen Of eight placements q
Eastern hit the win column afte
1.-TWO straight losses.
i BALTIMORE, Oct. l 6Spe
,lcial) .Spingarn High Of Wash
.lington. D. G.. lost . hard-fougf
.l7-6 game to Dunbar High q
;lMorgan State College field yes
i .iteruay.
i Dunbar scored in the seconl
/ quarter after recovering 4
L George Green tumble on tn
,Il-yard line. Halfback Thoma
lIJones scored the touchdown an
1.-The extra point was added on
,lpass from Quarterback Law
rlrence Smith to George Collin'
In the third quarter Ralp
81 Chase, 5-foot-7. i70-poun
.lSpingarn senior. intercepted
tumble Ii n1id-air from his line
hacker slot and raced As yard
! rIfor the Washington teams onl
score. The placement was n
Igood.
II Another third d-quarter driv
|, lfizzled with q Spingarn furnbl
, lon the Dunbar 8.
Evening star., 1955-10-01
COLLEGES

GNMunueo kkOm EAEe A-1W
tr0it surprised Wichita, zI-0. Is
I6O-pound Billy Russell scored
three touchdOWns: Miami lrIa.)s
warmed rp for it, battle With
Notre Dame next week ~ cxush-
Ing Florida State, $40: Chatta-s
|nooga dcMned mississippi south
|ern. 100, and Washburn.
snapped Omahass f6-garne vim
ming streak. 1913.
Big games win Be played in
every section Of the country to-
day. Georgia Tech. ranked third
nationally. tangles with South ;
ern Methodist. Notre Dame, No.
4. takes on Indiana: Oklahoma.
No. 5. meets 3 strong Pitt clubs
Army. No. s, Is pitted against
Penn State: UCf.A, No. z. en-
counters Warrington State. and
Texas Christian. No. 10, battles
Arkansas In an important Eouth.II
west Conference struggle.
Other top games include. Wis
consin-IoWa, Purdue Minnesota,
Colorado Kansas. Auburn-Flor- J
ida, William and Mary-Virginia
Tech. Duke Tennessee, south
carolina : Navy. Tulane North
western, Rice : Louisiana State,
lKentuchy : Villanova. Missouri
Utah, Marquette Tulsa, Ariz0na-
Idaho. California Pennsylvania,
| Cornell J Colgate, DARTMOUTH
Holy Cross. Princeton Columbia,
I Yale Brown, Clemson : Georgia,
Vanderbilt Alabama. North Car.
olina state North Carolina, Vir-
1 gfnia- George washington. West
lVirgiuia-Wa Forest. Illinois,
Iowa Stats. Kansas State-lge-
hraslka. Texas Ann Houston,
IOklahoma Ann Texas Tech,
wyoming Utah state. Montana
brigham Young. Colorado AdE1E-
.l1lnSsvar MrsA ftrnnnys- s-lynklafrn0tn
Evening star., 1955-10-01

WINCHESTER, va, OCT.
fSpecial). - Carver High oi
Rockville, Md, showing little
punch extensively, was beaten b
Douglass High. 1870, here last
night.
Carver made its deepest pene.
tration In the third quarter, get
ting to Douglass 6-yard line, bur
losing the bali on downs. Tht
Rockville team had one othel
scoring chance, In the fourth
quarter. when Quarterback JuliuI
johnson passed TO End Bol
Thornton on a 70-yard play
Thornton reaching the 10 hefor,
being caught from behind. Or
the next play, Carver lost tn,
ball on o tumble to end it
threat.
Evening star., 1955-10-01
LongfeIlow Winner

Three touchdowns by King
man Brown helped Longfellow
School defeat Episcopal. ESQ,
yesterday In q 120-pound foot
ball game. Brown scored on two
runs and one intercepted pass.
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HIGH SCHOOL
RESULTS

piadehsbufe at Montecmery Blair, 2:i5,
Sherwood W. Richard Montgomery 9
|(5aithersburg Az Center, 3.
peNatha VI. oxon Hill At suitlnnd. 3.
81 Stephens vs.. High Point at North
western, b.
southern at La Plata.
Herndon ~ George Mason,
Mereefsburg Academy at EPISCOPAL
Uonrara At Eastcn, Pa. 2.
tsry Academy, 2
Evening star., 1955-10-01
WI Coach Says
81. John 5 Was
Last Year
b DICK sLAx


That i2-7 defeat st. Johns
dealt Washington-Iee High last
night. compared to 8 is-o ysr-
dict last year. reflected not 90
much an Improvement By WI
as 4 siackenine by the victors.
according to the post-game fis-
nring By the losing coach In
both instances. Bob Waldorf.
Both times Washington-Iee
was bumped after winning two
games Ia i row. But i year ago
|it was the opening game for the
Cadets while this time they had
d 2s-o victory over wilson under
|their belts. And. although WI
didn't score until there were 4S
seconds remaining last night. the
Generals never were out Of cons
|tention Is much Is last year.
Il was 4 little afraid ST. Johns
would be better than they were.r
waldorf confessed afterWard.
lsThey're an excellent team. In
fact, they may be the best team
I'm this area. But they impressed
lme as not quite Is good IS last
year.
5000 See Game
A packed house Of 5000 ct
wis stadium saw st. Johns
play conseryafively while pinned
deep Id its own territory during
1.-The first quarter and then score
lthe first two times It crossed mid
l6elddriying 50 yards in the
second period and So yards with
1.-THE third quarter kickoff.
Haley's 19-yard bootleg to the
left was the only gain over 5
yards during the first march as
Ithe Cadets punched to 3 flrst
down on the WI ll-yard line.
la delaying-the- game penalty
pushed them back to the IA be-
fore Halfback Dick McCaleh
passed on fourth down 70 Jack
White for . flrst down on the !.
Dave Eggers hucked over right
tackle Tor the score on the nexl
play 4 pass Tor tne extra point
was complete put snort.
1 Soon after the start Of the
third quarter. st. Johns punted
from It's own 40-yard line. but 2
holding penalty against W-L gave
1.-THE visitors . first down on the
WI 45. Eight plays later. on 2
fourth down and . 3 situation
Quarterback Johnny Haley threw
ITO End Mike Ryan. VINO caught
1.-THE bah on the dead run 10 tne
lend zone.
Short Scores on Reverse
Washineton-Iee reached thu
LIST Johns a IS and lO-yard
lines ii the first half without
lsuccess losing its last bid wher
lIanehacker Jim Baden Jared tht
ban from Quarterback Denni.
Evening star., 1955-10-01
IFoloney Scores
Twice as Boiling
Defects Fort Lee

FORT LEE, Va, Oct. l.Ber-
ME Faloney, former Maryland
Quarterback, scored the winning
touchdown on 3 2O-yard end run
In the last three minutes Of play
las Boiling Air Force Base de-
|feated the Fort Lee Travellers.
|l2-6, In the mud here last night.
FalOney also scored the Flyers
|tirst six-pointer. going over from
the 8-yard line early In the sec
|ond period after Tackle Don
|Cheif recovered Lee pasley's
tumble on the IL.
A Boiling tumble late In the
third period set up Lees touch-
down. Paisley going over from the
|28-yard line.
Lowell Perry, former Michigan
star. got on the longest run Of
the game in the fourth period.
advancing ~ yards to Lees IS.
but four fumbles in seven plays
killed Bolling's hopes for another
score.
Boiling nB--------- 9 & g --lss
i IBoiiins seorinE- ToachdoSns: Faiones'
Fort Lee scoring -Touehdowns; Pas
tleF f29. ffiYil.
Evening star., 1955-10-01

Falls Church Triumphs
Falls Church High observed It's
homecoming and iirst football
game under lights in its stadium
with d Z5-6 victory last night
over neighboring Mclean.
| It was the Jaguars' second
straight win after . loss In their
season opener. Mclean. play
ing football for the first time
this year. lost its second straight
without Q victory.
Capt. Jim McIntire Of Falls
Church was the games indi-
avidual star. The versatile half
back scored three times. climax
ling drives Of III. 66 and So yards
Quarterback Sam Yancey scored
1.-THE Jaguar,s other touchdown
Iromping 81 yards On an option
I play.
Mclean was unable 70 get go-
ling until the final period when
iFIaif hack Corbin Thompson col
off on 4 s9-yafd rim for hii
| tearlas crlIv score.
Loudoum County Bows
i inability to make conversions
after It's two touchdOWns cost
/ IOudoun County High . tie witt
/ James Wood Of Winchester, thi
lLeesburg team losing. l4-i2. last
Iau,as uvnod SCORED IN tI.e first
Quarter recoyerine 4 Toudo,r
1 County rumble 81, the IS ant
Don Pineley carrying over from
the 6. i've plays later. The Win
chester team scored again In the
third quarter when Charley Hod.
son went on tackle is yards. end.
ling 30-yard march. Marvin
il Russell converted both times,
i Ioudoun County recovered {
'lfumble on the 80 in the second
,Iperiod to set up its first touch
down. Eight plays later Bootsi.
In, A.r, scr ~ tc,,c,,down a . the NJ,
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Evening star., 1955-10-01
Severe Tests Await CIV
After Third Straight Win
Fails Church Triumphs

In the second period, but losing
the ball on downs.
Evening star., 1955-10-01
Landon Takes
Third Straight
|InConierence

randon. iielding i football
team composed almost entirely
lof veterans. appears wen On the
way to winning its third straight
Interstate Academic Conference
championship.
The Bears overran Friends
$50. yesterday at LAndon *
lmaintaig Coach Ed Barton's rec
ord perfect at the prep school
Halfback Tom Kern sparked
his team early by going IS yard.
for . touchdown on the Bears
third play. He broke loose again
lat the start Of the second guar.
tier for an ll-yard run into ths
lend zone.
Cocaptain Jon Sullivan alsf
scored In the second quarter on
IL 50-yard run around right end
land o few minutes later Blackis
lBruner intercepted Q pass OF
This own So and returned 1t fol
la touchdown. In the final GUAR.
tier Morris Davis and Bob Lani.
Igan scored 20 and s3-yart
ltouchdowns. respectively.
Robin Prince. The Stars All
Prep selection at halfback las
year. was restricted 70 Clll
touchdown. d 48-yard run In thl
fourth quarter.
81. AIbans Wins second
4 ST. Albans, scoring three touch
downs iM the Arst haif. won II
'Esecond straight game yesterday
'iiS-7. over Georgetown prep o
IlPrep.
\ Porter Shreve Of st. AlbanI
lgot on the longest run Of th'
lIgame. 3 67-yard romp for
touchdown In the flrst quarter.
Woodward Blanked
Il ANNAPOLIS, Oct. tSpeciai9
Woodward Prep Of Washing
/ ton, D. c.. took q 25-O beatinl
from st. Mary's High Schoo
] here yesterday In its openinI
!, game.
4 st. Mary's scored on plays 0
SO. 36 and 80 yards and q i-yarl
llplunge. The outcome was neve
lin doubt with st. Maryis Skipp
.lLeet scoring on the first pla,
from scrimmage. QuarterbacI
\ George Engelke threw two touch
down passes. one to Leet an
1.-THE other to Bill Stehle.
woodward threatened onl
once late In the game, but tn
!. drive stalled on the 81
y KKax xvysa ~
Evening star., 1955-10-01

period. Bobby Saunders. aided
lby = key block By Dick Geirss
went IS yards for another scora
Ea few minutes later.
Osbourn,s final score wsse
made when . bad pass from
center on Annandale's fourth
down gave Osbourn the bah on
THE u. Geris scored on two
lplunges. Coz Capt. Stan Ear
heart kicked the three extra
points.
Garfield Wins, 29-e !.
| WARRENTON. Va, oct. 1.
(SpeciaD. Gar Field High
school Of woodbridge. Va. de-.
Efeated Marshall High school,
l29-O. here yesterday. L
l Quarterback Frank Ratti6'
threw touchdown. passes Of 80.
l25 and AZ yards to lead the ats
tack. Blocked kicks led TO the.
lrest Of the scoring. One kick Was
recovered in the first period t0'
Hset up Arthur Lloyd's 1-yard.
scoring plunge. and another re-.
lsulted In 3 safety In ths third.
period
Mount Vernon Loses
/ LYNCHBURG, Va. Oct. l (41.,
l-E. C. Glass High Schools un-.
scored upon football team turned
10 series Of Mount Vernon miss
takes into touchdoWns as they
Irumped to q $50 triumph over,
ithe Majors here last night.
Glass set up one score with d
blocked kick, drove As yards tn'
10 second. recovered q tumble In,
lthe end zone for . third and D,
pair Of pass interruptions brought
lon the final two.
The Hilltoppcrs. In posting
their third straight group I
triumph, used their third and
fourth stringers to stave on b
Hast period drive Of 64 yards BY
1.-THE visitors which carried to the.
lGlass 5-yard line. That was the
,lonly time Mount Vernon threat
ened the goal.
Evening star., 1955-10-01
I,aurel wins Third Game

HAVRE DE GRACE. Nd. Oct
i (speciaD Fred Severance rar
25 years and 5 yards for touch
downs to lead Laurel High to .
$50 victory over Havre de Grace
High here last night. Laure
added & safety in the second
period when Guard John Pot
tackled Doug Crawford in thu
end zone.
It was Laurel,s third straight
win without q loss this season
Evening star., 1955-10-01
Northwestern
Glad Ifs through
With virginiians

g~.4es
northwestern Hlgns iootnaii
team nad ~ leass one lning so e
ne tnankInl Ior soday. ~ ,,1 Co., !. !
nave 70 Play any More vilslnla
scnools.
The Wildcats met their second
Virginia opponent IN two weeks
last night at Northwestern and
were beaten by Wakefield. 1918.
The.previous week they had been
mauled BY washington n-Lee. 5s-
IL the comparative scoIes
would indicate that Wasnington-
80 80 VIZ .o.u ~, 81 -, ~. .os. ~ ,ass,. :,
rs, s.u m.s .;,s -. ~ -. - A.. .a .,,ra n n
.,,s.. rs sss 1.-a, -. 80 ea,r,,s.,t;on r,ss @
sns..A s.o1p $.
N0..hMestsah oWneu 80 80
Ae WIN tns MarIivss 7, si,v ~. sll..u ....
peilou Deio,S nsupacA wlny Z,
oWaius gsnopsu az $3.50 ~
tacAie Ior tne usciulns seo
Prior 70 that EDWARDS nAo
Evening star., 1955-10-01
Bethesda Beats Frederick

stsa DEtAtCC09 nbSINo EhNNANt ASa
FREDERICK. Md, Oct. / tSpe-
eiall Paced by Halfback Duke
williams. who threw two tcuch-
down passes, Bethesda Chevy
Chase High scored.a $50 victory
over Frederick High here last
night.
williams yhit End Angus La
mond twice, q 49-yard scoring
play In the first quarter and "a
yard touchdown pass In the sec
ond period. Lee Steininger scored
for the Barons In the first period
on d 5-yard run to end = 30-yart
march and Ken Smith scored
from 4 yards out to climax .
48-yard drive. Smith scored hi
teams nnal touchdown In thu
third period on 4 44-yard pun'
return.
Evening star., 1955-10-01

Wheaton Tops Gaithersburg
Quarterback Jerry Powers 30
yard touchdown run in the sec
ons quarter started Wheaton
High on to . 24-7 victory over
Gaithersburg yesterday in its
opener. It was Gaithersburg's
second loss in as many games.
Evening star., 1955-10-01

soIs Boiiins lin scorinE-ToachdoRns:0 raion.
Fort Lee scofins- -Touehdowns: Pa
Evening star., 1955-11-04
Rooms. HOUSEKEEPING

1914 18th 81. N.E.-Pront sgl. or
dble.; grill. refgr, shower bath;
1865 onE ST. N.W.--Lse. 2nd-fi.
front room. equip with range, refgr.
Sl2 Wk.s incl. linens. 10
DUPONT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ct
its best. New lower rates. 1916
10th st. NV, MRS. PARISE. Is
k.W.-Lge. front rm.. newly dec;
pvt kit: also light hskpg. rms;
linen and utils. ME-. s-3963. DU.
I5aS sfKIsG RD. N.w.--a lovely
rooms and smal porch; hot plate
and refgr.; $35 mo. RA. 3-314e.
ANYONE willing to baby sit 3 nights
awk.; nice room, white. rent free.
31O4 18th St. NV; RA. t-OO94:
I404 18th ST. NV, powntogn--
Neatly frrn.: maid service; utils.
incl: $50 mo. AD. 4-01e2. -
1921 q ST. N.W.--l or = rooms with
complete kitchen. for 2 or 8; rea-
sonable. NO f-036S. -
C0LORED-N.E.--Large front room
and kitchen: employed person. Ii.
CoLoRIID-RooM with kitehenetts.
SIC. ,wk. 24l3 18th st. NV. at Coz
lumbia rd. HU. 3-S94i, RA. 3-0277.
In
Evening star., 1955-11-04
DOGS. PETs. ETc.

WANTED---Puppies; cocker spaniels
and terTte5s' WIN pay fair price
WILL PAY 81 each for mixed breed
pups, not over s wks. win pick up
BoxER PUPPIES, Axe: Z wks.
old: there are still few from this
outstanding litter at Ii. 6-1233,
BOXER PUP. Axe. male, fawn. 8
TeSsccnsSie Tssc ESEnee 81. ss0tSf aSasw whi'e nash'
Beagle PUPS, Registered; wormed
and shots. reasonable: also regis
tered bitch, 1-year-old; running
good; fast chopper. JE. 4-sl26.
CHIHUAHUA PUPs, males and fe.
males: males SSS SSl snd s gp All eoiors, stud
KITTENS, siamese; owner must sell
Persian kittens. VII. 9-95S0. "a
SETTER, registered. broken 2 point
ers, rec. Must sell. La. 6.1B21
La. H-2p3a. OF LU 4-2495. -
GORDON SETTER, male. black and
,nr wnitsi a. PS years ssSaIs7 sSaIs7 lst-class hunt
sHiPPiSG CRATES for dots. cats.
etc. all sizes; iiRhtwelEht; low cost
LABRSSoR SS,Sia0fps pRsEhffRRiEVRRss.- Axe
registered puppies, Excellent for
huntinE or pets. Reasonable. OIL,
ENGIisH SETTER, female, ii mos.
training we'll advanced, superior
gun-dog prospect, res. permanent
shots; 500. Also pointer and
English setter puppies. we'll de-
veloped, choice puppies, Americas
flnest breeding guaranteed hunting
dogs, ED. o-b6S4. 20
Evening star., 1955-11-04
FARM AND cARpFN
3 TRAcToR. almost new dies

B TRACTOR, almost new tires and
tubes s. D. rake, mower, wagon or
rubber Ali good mech. cond. $3.50
EN-. J-6S3O. leave message. -6
T0PSOILp rich and dark. nicely pull
yerlzeo. for GoWer bed and lawn.
4,cu; yard load, SIS. He. 4-7649
TOP SOIL; Eieh, very good for Lawn ls
en eIn ETeenhoqses. Very reasonable
LANDsCAPING. home fronts. don,
by the lob. Specialize in azalias
Work guaranteed. Free estimates
AzAIiRAs.' ai : EsvlERGREENs. rhododen.
dronS. holiies, landSeaping; whole.
sale, retail. ROTH'S AZALEA GAR.
DENs, s2l1 Sligo Greek pkwy., TAX
10 ACRES. sood sod-Resdy to 90
10 mi. from SilYef Spring: best
offer: will sell in parcels Of I &C
and UP. Gail after 2 pm Lo., 5,
TREE REMOVAL. pruning. topping
'l1i masss. MR. CLAYTON. Sp IN. S.es 4-osSs ssS;i
ToPsoIL, clean, rich loan; 5 Gu
ydsl SIS del. in Wash. area. 10
sIUDGE. ToPsoIL, FILL DIRT
road gravel and bluestone anc
hauling. 10. 1894. -
NEW EQUIfMENT; iull line or in.
ternational ,Tsetors and farm
farm equip and elevators. Meyer
hay condttioners. Sherman anC
Henry backhoes and leaders Bril-.
lion grass seedefs. Ezee Flow lint
sewers, Daier and binder twinc
parts and service. MALoEEY'S
silver Spring, Md.
USED EQUIPAIENT-H and NJ trac
tor. c and CUB tractor. Fore trAc-
tor with mower. new Holland baler
Cub gang mowers, Cub grader. gar
den tractors, IA . INC picker, sidt
rake. piows and disc. tracto
gpreader, =s.itimulcher and drill
MALONEY'S. INC. Silver Spring
Nd, JU. S-3333.
MALL CHAIN SAWS, new and used
parts and service. MALONEY'E s
INC, Silver Spring. Nd JU. S-3333
Evening star., 1955-11-04

COUPLE, eolored for close-in Nd.
Farm Estate. Salary. plus room
and board: experienced: references
OPENINGS for 2 recent college
graduates In biology and organic
chemistry, at biologteal research
lab. in Fails Church area, Phone
JE. 2-5S00 between and B MOI
day through Friday. %
EARN extra money In spare time
contseting friends to make appoint.
ments for representatives who viii
explain Q service involving no extra
expense to purchaser, No selling.
NV. Wash. and suburban Nd. only.
Box 67-B. Star. %
PART TINE keypunch operator,
white. $3.50 to 9:30 pm, weekdays,
$50 to 500 on Saturday. Apply
al 1926 L st. NV, 3rd floor. MR..
DENNY, weekdays -
MARRIED COUPLE. white, TO man
age tenement and roomtng house.
Reference REQ. 2 9th st. ne, Ii.
7-6403. --6
Evening star., 1955-11-04
YOUNG lady

To clean and maintain model houses
for construction company IN Whea-
ton area. Must have neat appear
ance and also capable O. taxing
II you can qualify, call WI. g.
CASA. for appointment. IS
COUPLE, hve In; general housework
and cooking: references required,
Call o to IL am, ElA. 2-0007. ---9
COUPLE, $3.50 mo-; experienced
cook, housekeeper; houseman-
driYeri live in. Box 420-A, Star
WHITE HOME for mother. child, in
return for care Of small child;
Ink. live In. AID. 4-e14e after
Wo&aS. white. age SO to %. to
keep house for working couple in
exchange ior, nice rm. meals ana
have small income. Call after $50
DESIRE PARTY who win live In, do
housekeeping, some cooking, help
out with 2 ehildreni Si66 per mo-,
ample time OF. Box 53-B. Star. %
WHITE or colored; I've in: care .s.sa q
VACATION. OIL. 4-4143. 20
ELDERLY CATHoLiC LADY, live
in: room. board. plus small salary.
In exchange for children.s care
Call after & pm. RIA. 81 I5l. -
WHITE WOMAN & ta live N WIN
room and board plus small salary.
CoLoRED ID - CHnD CARE and
g.h,w.; live In: 5-day week: refer
ences; week ends on; pvt. room.
CoIoRED G.H.w.: child care, lighst
nnokinr. bls days $50. Call MRS.
SMITH. no. 2-ba11. A.
Evening star., 1955-11-04
APTs. FURNlsHED--D.c.

APT. HUNTING made essyi Cause
FREE. Excel. selections: ali parts
r. P2irfC' g sxSu'i xSu'i Seooe 81 Sell to eaii NAN
n ST. II. Ne. R eiSs 4gy- rooms: pyt. Ia hath.
Trans frsnsp. siii can Lui suna 4-xSSo. 4xSSSSoSms e9nV'
14th ST. NV; $500 blk.-$6b mo;
large hedTm, and kitchen: utils.
MI. sAcRED HEART. ODD. Rock
Greek Pk;; clean, Quiet; entire a.:
rRGNcis Ia Is scoT2 4 If KY isl Al Arr. Ho4EL
Completely furn, apis. By day or
2i2S 10th ST. N.W.--Bed-jiy. rm..
complete kit, scr porch, semipyt.
bath; Reas, rent to empl. lady.
as IS RsifTESHousE sTTTqs ST. s.w-At.
trac. lv. rm.. bedrm.. kit. SO with
utils. Bus on corner. RA. 6-69p4.
3-RooM FURN. APT for rent. chil.
Xa,a dTen ssss ssespssa sT AIply HI Ord ST ne.
rm., kit. bath, .prch.. yard, pkg;
clean; quiet family home. $sS. IA.
DUPONT CIRCLE. sle2 p st. n.S'-
Lge. liv. rm.. hedrm.. kit, dinetts,
back porch, PVT. bath; adults.
2123 o ST. .NW.-Beaut. liv. rm..g2
bedrms., dining, kit, bath. XArd,
NV: NWRps' stS .nsl ANb MS DEoA45s Eo fi5ss7s srs
Attr. 3-rm. bsmt, apt. bath: utiL
Reas. Adults. ia. 3-742S. %
MODERNISTIC penthouse apt,
knotty-pine panel. open freplaces,
oil hit. Overlooking scenic Potomac.
Conv. 10 downtown Govt. ofhces,
Yniyersities: Boiling and Andrews
ssSrn, siSsi AssS sSt 81 & . 6Aslss iss "a ssssr.
bed, Kit, bath, porch; free washer.
!$S4 4.50. .HA. 2-7706. %
NV, - Attrac. lge. iiv. rm., twin
hedrm.. studio rn:. com, hit tile
ssse ssTietly pS Excel dinlmissS tTah:p as hHsn
Or 8 empl. girls, RA. S-e45s.
NEWLY DECORATED s rms. land
bath: one block from transp. a and
shop. center; SEQ mo. Ho. s-e452.
J B;R,, . q. Hawaii A., ave; ne; ne ;SIass
,5os soGS krIBoGRSf i SSS E Ft T. siSWss sWsBedss s
ilirn; 3rd a., s55. incl. utiis. By
PRIVATE ENTRANCE. efie., next
bath: hot plate. linen. dishes. refgr.:
Ii1i Isth sT. N,w.@Niceiy dec, iiv.
rm,, bedTm,, kit, apd bath; feas,
HAMPToN COURTS ARTS. sols
New Hampshire ave. n.w;Efnci;,
ency; nicely turn.. new stove; all
gtils. incl;;e elev. bldg. Res. msr.
NICELY FURN,--2 bedrms., son-
veniently located; suitable for 3 or
4. Call IA. o-2s4e or NO. T-303e.
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