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Evening star., 1955-07-03
Arlington Park Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500: claim
ing; 3-year-olds: lls miles.
Letter L Carrier tHsrtk, 500 go ?.so
Open Lake tCarstens) $50
Gammaw. Pirates Alley. whits Rose,
Kristi W. Pastoral, Francolin, Laydown.
Paracate. Banson. Time. 1:53ss.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. s3.25o: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and UP; 5h furlongs
chad9'k ManortAd'., 1850 7.so 4.se
Pass (Carstensl 40
Mr.. Look Now. Running Chance.
Time, Worthy Sis, Flying Record. Time,
DAILY DOUBLE PAID s47.6O
THIRD RAcE-Purse. s3.5oo: allow
snsesi snsei:, sys;, ao 5IEonss sso
Gay Dictator tAdams) 500 4.90
Little Pache tGreen) $50
,,;9 s%oksretts, a.s gsookwoo%Sd Ii w:%d,. Newmarket
FOURTH RACE - Purse, $500;
sl.i%lns na,. s,eaEsias Se sd duFlSass ss
Mama's Baby. Laches. springlike, Re-
straint, Fauroyal. Time, iii.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500: claim
Ing 4-yssroles year! and IP rS N f1riSnss
Sss. esins SsTss x~ss 'sssss tc.@s 1000 assS sss
Gin Tonic {Hartack) $50
compass BOY. BLACK widow: Moon
S sGs: oS s0ScrR, K,.i last rsms MSrd ssssd' jet
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; allow
nsss snS David sFsf and 4 9p ssa
Ring King t1Iartack) $50 300
| Ca jole (Scurlockl $50
spartan Jett. Rare Music. Busie
Drums. Smackover Time, Ito.
SEVENTH RAcE--warren Wright Me
mortal Handicap; $4,000 added: g.
EIIss::%sis IIssi ,Ttssi' a5 ,s.'O e: z: 4 s.:s g
| Munchausen Fisk) $50
eTnfs ch.Sss hssF sHs'9Sas Msss dssse
gian, fsport Boots. 'Trentonian. Star
I Royal Mon. Time. l:s2 equals track
: Hassty House Farms entry.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; op-
tional claiming; 3-year-olds and up;
s.,SaS SSvfs IA 4daRs, ,as,,., $40 ssS e" sS
Prospectin. Deb Chaser, Romanso.
Little Imp, Montenegrin. q Golden Ar
mirsl, Sir Tribal. The Eagle. Time.
| :42M.
Amunao entry.
NINTH RAcE-Purse, $500; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: lie miles
Dont crest tCo., 5000 1a.4o $50
Irish Flare tBurro $50 $50
| Jumbo Lies tGOrman) $50
| Fleet Dream, Caboose, Princetonian,
Nebullus Ace Captain. Malabar, Castle
Bell I'd Readl Sir, Bobtail Willie. Time.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
French Rides 4 Winners
On Charles Town Card

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va.
July 2 Especial. Apprentice
Jockey Joe French turned in four
winners. including the big one,
today. the second day Of the "A
day meeting at Charles Town
Race Track.
French rode Norman Corbin's
Manipulation to victory over five
rivals in the $4,000 Shenandoah
and with his three other VIC
tories upped his total number
of wins to 103 since his first
win a year ago.
Manipulation, a 5-year-old
gelding, won the feature race of
about ~ furlongs by three
lengths over Super Moose. owned
by j. M. Trapnell of Charles
Town. Mrs. c. v. Carter's High
Ronda was third, while Piedmont
Lady, the favorite owned by C.
Evening star., 1955-07-03

snces: fllies:, 3-year-olds; g. iSrlongs &,
Canary Oaks tB'metis) 4.6O ?.8O
Eantine Busher tKorte) 2.60
| Happy Princess. Fierce, Fit to Win
Martial Note, Bona Request. Time
4 I'll.
SIXTH RAcE-The Colleen Stakes;
100000 added; 2-year-olds: 5la fur
longs
Doubiedosdare tN'ols) 600 $50 :.sG
Dark Charger tM'den) $50 3.O0
Miss Erlen tB'metis> 500
/ Celes Pet, Queen Yvonne. Cubed
Ice. Hi and Fair Manihiki. .Venomous
Spanish ueen. b snobbish, Namama
Roman Princess, Warning Bull. Time
l :05M.
a schlosberg and Erlen Stable entry.
b Jumping Brook Farm and Heard
entry.
| SEVENTH RACE - Purse, S3.500;
claiming; 3-year-olds; IL. miles.
Sea Siren tBoulnetis) $50 40 80
Patness (Moreno) 21.2O 1000
Pee Gee tKorte) 7.S0
Gala In, Sure Proof scandia, Sky
BIN. johnson T, Destino Son. Time.
/ :46ls.
( EIGHTH RACE-Purse, So 500. claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: ] II miles.
March Brat tMoreno) 1910 700 4.80
Strong Tie tAnyon) $50 $40
Brook Match tBarnetO $40
| Sanfocp, Ankagvut Truxton. Shining
On. Wee Wah, Tony Fox. Searsie. Time,
1:52,
Evening star., 1955-07-03
Countess Fleet
Sets Track Mark

NGLEWooD. Calf, July
R.-Robert Lehman's Countess
Fleet made a show Of eight rival
mares and fillies and won the
$28, 900 Vanity Handicap in rec
ord-breaking style at Hollywood
Park today.
The 4-year-old daughter OF
Count Fleet ran the mile and
one-eighth in 1:473s, breaking
by two-fifths the track record
set in 1850 by the illustrious
Irish horse. Moor.
Quillo Maid finished second
two lengths back, Frosty Dawn
was third. A crowd of $4,000
saw the race.
Johnny Longden rode the
heavily-bet winner, who paid
$4,20, $3.50 and So and earned
$15,I00 purse money for her
wealthy owner.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
.DoubIedogdare
Easy Victor in
Colleen Stakes

OCEANPORT, N. J., July 2
+R1.-Claiborne Farms Double
|dogdare, winner of the National
Stallion Stakes Ally division, i'm
proved her position as one Of
the top filly juveniles in the East
today by scoring an easy victory
in the $27 $50 Colleen Stakes be-
fore 28.736 at Monmouth Park.
The bay daughter of Double
Jay-Flaming Top whipped Helen
w. Kellogg's Dark Charger by
three lengths in the 5la-furlong
sprint and ran the dash as fast
as High Voltage. 2-year-old filly
champion Of 1854, did q year
ago. The time was 1:05 record
time for the stakes.
Doubledogdare. ridden by
Jimmy Nichols. paid Sc, $3.50.
$3.50 to hackers as favorite in
the race and earned $20.700 for
the stable. She now has won
$45. los in five starts.
The bay filly broke late in the
field of IA starters and found
herself in a rail position as
Venomous broke away to quick
|three-length lead on the back
stretch. AS the field approached
the three-lengths pole. Nichols
moved his mount to the middle
|of the track and gradually i'm
proved his position on the OUT
side.
He shook up Doubledogdare
around the turn and the filly
responded willingly. She passed
Warning Bell, Spanish Queen
and Miss Erlen in her bid around
the home turn and then put
away front running Venomous
at the eighth pole to win by O
convincing margin.
Dark Charger. winner Of the
Polly Drummond Stakes at Della
ware Park three weeks ago, was
in contention all the way. She
held on well at the end. but
didn't appear good enough to
stay with Doubledogdare in the
drive to the wire. Miss Erlen
finished third a length behind
Dark Charger and venomous
faltered to fourth place.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
|ChorIes Town Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and Up; about fur
longs.
s,s s.sss. s,lfs. S.,',.. s,,;; s.,,,. 7so :ss sS
Timeofthemeen tHishtshee) 3.4O
Gwen, oh Linda. witchstone, Fox
Chailenge, sgt. Jake. Hold the Dice
Pepper Corn. Time, 1:314s.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. 81 900: claim.
ing: 4-year-olds and up; about z fur
longs.
Tvilisht Mist tFreb) a7.4o 1850 500
Marinikin (FernicelaD 1I.4O 5.4(
Lovely Doreen fEdwards) 3.4t
Dark Warrior. Lucky Loudoun. Sur
Stone @ dinser. issseri" Tine. as'ei ii.asss. c0r0'e
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S327.2O
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claim.
longs.
Idle Tale tEreneh, s1O..o $50 4.eG
Fairy Sea lHewitD 11.60 s.60
Well Met Fernicola) i.2O
Painting, Big Oak, The Detainer. Little
1:19ss.
FOURTH RAcE-.Purse, $1,000: al
longs.
M,d,n'' s.S,,5. Hunter .T'EusI $50 g s.aS g
Teds Joy. M.ble Medford. Haste
vile. Jr... HI Noble, Betsy Ann. Time,
1:lS3s. e.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing: 3-year-olds; about 4z furlongs.
Double H % pine tss,yi., ssS, i7.4e 5ssSS ssS 3 sS
Idle Tears tFrenchD ESQ
p.,. rn. p..,. r-h..r u,t r,la,
James Error, Grand Moon. Time, :51ls.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing: 3-year-olds; about 4ha furlongs'
G:sdi e., rI.s Gss tGrs9s r:1sh isso s se asS ssS
Reddst Redbird tS'der, 4.4O
Squire Jack, Ester, Jack, Soma Miss,
Fighting Upset. Time. 0:52ss.
claiming: 3-year-oids: II. miles.
Melody Box tChris'n, 400 7.sO $40
Charlie Ford (French) 400
aS Last Leok RlNw lev, Gabriel s.s.s. North Vixen;
Oregon. Time. 1:54as.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; al
lowances; 3-year-olds and up: about
\ Masnipnistor q is'' tFreneh, $50 4.so s.so
Super Moose CHewittb $40 $3.50
High Ronda tStidhamb 2.80
Miss Lovey. Piedmont Lady. Swim
Girl Time. 0:503s.
NINTH RAcE-Purse, ST. 200; claim.
ing: 4-year-olds and UP; IA miles.
High Trafiic tSeryis) $40 SEQ 400
Imp In Rompers (Frenchb 4.2O $50
WAC tStidhamI 4.40
Fireagain. Blue Cathie, T-Bob. Thrifty
Pat: Time. 1:57as:
Evening star., 1955-07-03

B. Carter tno relation to High
Ronda's owner) got on slowly
and wound up nth. Miss Lovey
was fourth and Swim Girl
brought up the rear.
A disappointing crowd OF
I6.46o watched Manipulation win
in 50ss seconds over q fast track.
He paid $8.2c to win.
French. who recorded his first
winner here last July Is, rode
William Shilling's Twilight Mist
to victory in the second race.
Twilight Mist paid 1870 and
was part OF a double that re-
turned $327.20. Big Flight won
the first race.
French's other victories were
in the third race aboard Barbara
Fritchie Stables Idle Tale
t$ll-20 and in the sixth aboard
T. A. Caulk's Candi Gee ($12.20).
Evening star., 1955-07-03
Aqueduct Results

FlEST RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
Dsrsesi esraas sna "; s1s fuESns' 4sS
Gusto (Cangemiel 900 4.5(
Annamae (SmalD s'0i
Bases Loaded. Val, Main Speaker
Ms FANNY Msn sabSna sGRSrs cas ns dos Hsse
Arnoid-Bieber entry.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; claim.
Ia'I ias; i ,4.ysar-olds and up; 9 furlongs.
Great Artist lAnderson) 500
Vigorous. Black Saint. Pauline Gross
khan: Gareth, 9 Dangerous Sun, q Evans
Mountain, Kings Park, Time, 1913.
Schenck-Bieber entry.
DAILY DOUBLE, S74.9O
-, THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
Paris Rabble (C'best) 1890 500 3.IO
Happy Chap tBolandl $50 2.eoo
Circline lCangemie) 2.SO
seess II Ri%s. Rsss: ,ass! ,!asP1Hlds' 'asold. GRAY
SSear-old Sar msidens: 90 furlongs,
GIamous cins ns. Areaas5 ASAaSs55''n' 4io sS sssSS
Vestal Virgin Bailey, loo
Hen. Lady o'Fortune. My Afinity
Get-Por. Time, 1:06h.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim.
Ing; 4-year-olds and up; furlongs.
Hail Fellow lArcarol 500 4.5N $50
Teds Jeep tCangemie) 100 $50
Count Cain lMartin) SSG
Piauanette. Comeawsy, Some Vamp
Kinda Rough, Stonebur. Golden Aria,
Always Home. Time, 1:12ts.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow
ances: 3-year.olds: IL. miles.
SearchinE tBolandl $50 $50 2.1G
Long Stretch (Smail) $50 2,9O
Brown Warbler (Comb'D 24O
Royca, Dry Spell, Mohawk Valley,
Whitewash. Time, 1.46hs.
100000 added; 3-year-olds; 1H miles
mo wagering
Nashua tArcaro) out out out
Saratoga tShuk) out out
Mainlander CBolandl out
(Only 2 horses ranI Time. 2.03h.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, S4 800; al
lowances: 4-year-olds and up; z fur
bradley ,tArc.re) 400 40 e.Io
Affrighted CButtlerl 4.3O $50
Impasse (Broussardl 2.6O
Monarch More, King Jolie. Galdar.
Petal. Time, 1:242s.
EIGHTH RACE-purse, $500; claim
ing. 4-year-old and up: 70 miles.
Little Herman NM 1880 5.2O 4.7O
Dover Doll tCangemie> 4.60 $50
Moufon (BolandD 500
Jet Set, Kitty Lightner. Resist, Sweet
Wendy G. Time. I:54b.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
Plan Harness Track
For Charles Town

CHARLESTON, w. Va, July
p (P.-A $2.5-million harness.
racing track is planned at
Charles Town If State Racing
Commission approval can be OBJ
|tained.
Brenton G. Wallace of Phila-
delphia, president Of the new
Charles Town Raceway, Inc.
said about 1870 acres of land just
south of Charles Town in Jeffer-
son County already have been
taken on option.
Wallace, an architect with the
Philadelphia firm Of Wallace and
Warner, said he is hoping for a
commission hearing this month
so construction can begin by fall.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
Navy Adds Hardin
AS ErdeIutz Aide

ANNAPOLIS, July 2 R.-
Navy completed its varsity foot
ball coaching staff today by nam
ing Wayne Hardin, 27. of Por-
terville, Calf, an assistant to
Coach Eddie Erdelatz.
Hardin and Ernie Jorge, who
came to Annapolis earlier in the
year from the Chicago Cardinals,
fill the vacancies created when
Ben Martin and Homer IioboS
left Navy after the Navy Sugar
Bowl victory over Mississippi.
Hardin has been head coach
at Porterville Junior College
where. during the past two wears.
his teams won 8 and lost 8. He
played football at College of the
Pacific after graduating from
Stockton, Calf. High School.
Hardin had been attending
Fresno State College in addition
to coaching at Porterville.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
Purse for Gordeniu
Now Totals $101, AIS

CAMDEN, N. j., July 2 R.-
Purse money for the first run
ming OF the Gardenia this fall
lat Garden State now totals
|S10l .425 assuring the events be-
ing the richest race for 2-year-
old f1llies in the world, track
officials announced today.
The Gardenia will be run Oc-
tober 20 at Garden State, one
week before the Garden State
Stakes which is valued at more
than $250.000. Walter H. Dono-
van. executive vice president of
Garden State, expects the Gar
|denla to be worth in excess of
$125 900.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
Monmouth Park Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs,
Rouge Bull tBoulmetisl $40 800 2.SC
Rocky Heights fMoren0) 800 2.4G
Qualified CBarnetD 1920
Go west Balls Best, Happy Rabbit
Irish Folly, Swamp Rebel, Lolly Su. Beau
Gain. Extra Girl. Time. 1:11+s.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim.
ing 4-year-oldS and up q furlongs
East Bay tRegaIbuto) $3.50 1919 $40
Saucy Colleen UeBIanc> 3.dG
Cairnbrook. Sir Arco. wieks Star
Cross View. Ash Tray, Seascape, Rejane
Time. 1'11as.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S174.60
THIRD RAcE-Purse. S3.5oo: claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and UP; Va miles, =,
Appease Not (yincentl 4.S0 3.60
watch Hero tReEalbuto) 500
Slayer. Sunnyman, Jeanoc. CLASSY
Chance. Sentiment. Time. 2:33ts.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. So, 500: claim.
Ing: 4-year- and up; 8 furlongs.
Warmed Over tKorte) 7.20 $40 2.6G
Giorgetti (Grimml 500 4.8G
Fleet Argo fMoreno) 400
Piping Arms. Striking Hour. Scub
Fast. Cash, Corfel, Brisquet. Time
1:11is.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; allow
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|ParIo Scores
Victory
In Delaware
Continued From Page B-l

her rider, Logan Batcheller, said.
The race seemed tailor-made
for Parlo, even if Trainer Dick
Handlen did fret about the
weight. Guerin. who used to
ride Native Lancer, rated the
|filly well. kept her safely out of
trouble. stepped down on the
gas when necessary and eased
lup when he knew he had it won.
Eric took the little speedster to
the top on the turn. looked back
|oyer his shoulder in the stretch
to guard against any late-run-
ming opponent. and finished
with a hand ride. She had a
six-length margin in the stretch.
and although it dwindled to
three. Guerin gave her only a
hand ride for the last sixteenth.
'ParIo Just Too Good
Tony DeSpirito and Open
Sesame gave a good account OF
themselves. The little Italian
rider from New England said
1--WE were lucky all the way. but
Parlo was just too much for us. .
Busher's Queen. Royal Fan
Clear Dawn and Gainsboro Girl
winner of last years "old" New
Castle Handicap. came down the
stretch in that order the first
time around. Busher's Queen
Ichucked it early and finished
dead last in the field of 13. while
|Gainsboro Girl, under Augie
Catalano of Washington, wound
up 10th.
Louis Lee Haggin's Hen Party,
who usually starts late, got up
to fourth on the bend for home,
but couldn't maintain the pace
and finished sixth. Jockey Nor
man Cox apparently got the
most of Another World, who was
third, a head in front of Open
Sesame, coming into the stretch,
but could not hold it and fin
ished fifth, a nose in front of
Hen Party.
Gov. j. Caleb Boggs presented
the trophy to Parlo's owner,
Willie dupont, in the winners
circle after the race. He also
presented gold cigarette boxes to
DUPONT. Trainer Handlen and
Guerin.
The total mutuel handle was
Joe Kelly. The Stars racing
editor, had another of his good
days, picking six winners, in
cluding Parlo. Other Kelly Sc
lections that came through were
Mongoose in the first race
($8.80). Bubola Mowlee in the
third race ($7.00). Some Tan
in the fourth ts7.00), Djeddo-
rine in the fifth ($3.20) and
South Tyrone in the seventh
($7 20).
In the second race John P.
Jones Let Loose. a 3-year-old
chestnut filly. was pulled up on
the backstretch by Jockey Char
lie Clark after apparently going
lame. The f1lly died later Of an
internal disorder.
There were some proper gen.
tlemen on hand who refused to
dotf their coats despite the heat,
Evening star., 1955-07-03
preferring to sweat it out rather
than surrender their dignity.

The BIO race special from
Washington and Baltimore was
comfortably uncrowded, al
though early arrivals reported
that q regular train. carrying
three extra coaches. was crowd
ed with early birds. Washing
tons transit strike may have
affected the attendance slightly.
Evening star., 1955-07-03

ADDED syeaE-ods and up: TITLES and mares miles
%inns EoSc.tehsr y. @ s2d Sd1
$1,000 5000 Breeder aWsrdsS2 300 S. 900 1900.
Times-O:22ls: 0:48as. l:IIss: 1:a6as: 2:02as.
Evening star., 1955-07-03

- TWo-dolaI mutues paid = pJEDDoRNE So 90, So go
So. 90
Evening star., 1955-07-03
CHARTS OF DELAWARE PARK RACES
Trlangle Publications, Inc.

Copyright 1855, by Trsngle Publications, Iney
up H. ss p SSS0g eaimins; 4.yearolds and
ldden out place dIving Winner A. coes DIX. b. by
S2$7b 500 $3.50 Ii 75 T. IA es and Hsues-
Evening star., 1955-07-03

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Attendance-22. .305.
Evening star., 1955-07-03

Two-dolar mutuels paid-BUBoLA MoWLEE. 81. 90 81 2
$50, WEEP AND WALL. SS.40 $3.50 JERSEY DEVI
S3.40.
Evening star., 1955-07-03

FOURTH RACE-Purse $4,000 maiden 2-year-ods: 5a
@rnriones @ Post S39 off 3;391s start good driving
Tsnnee Trainer, W. Booth values-S2 800. $500. S40O
Evening star., 1955-07-03

So mqtVes g psd "a = pRIFTpEN $500 g
Handle--$l33. .607. Daily Double pool-$159346.
Evening star., 1955-07-03

FIFTH RACEPurse S5 900: allowance: 3-year-old fies
turGnss 1r,Es Post sos o 4osa good easily
.UGino& .6 & Petty Tranet Lee WATERSHED. $1,000
Evening star., 1955-07-03
r-oIds; claiming; 6 furIonss
THIRD RAcEPur.s $4,000 4yeor-0d. up; sowenees; uens.

Sharp now, won in l,lo 2/5
lost sxesllent; one 10 beat
Speedy hos q ehunes .---.
Slow from cote
Won LOST faces tougher field.
No rally In Last --------,
Evening star., 1955-07-03

Two-dolai mutuels pad.soME TAN 5000 50 90 81. go
VAYA CON pIoS S340 $3.50 IRISH LOVE, $3.50
Evening star., 1955-07-03

South Tyrone (Coxl
Prince Pogo (B'ch'ler)
.Darlin Betty (Erricol
Mary Piper &C. Clark
Hero's Reward (St'alD
Balmarose (Scurlock)
Paraphrase (G'rdner)
Macrotia (Russo)
General Mack (St'm'r)
Daimler tW. Clark
'Sunoloc tCutshaw)
Gray Blaze (Treptfe)
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A Grade mixed hay. q. W. sHu'
MAN, r. d, No. 4. Box AZ, Johns.
town Pennsylvania. Telephone
MALL CHAIN SAWS. new and used
parts and service. MALONEY'9
INC, Silver Spring. Nd: JU: e-3333
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DELIGHTFUL I-hedroom apartment,
Arlington Hall. nicely furnished
pSoSWaEN!4soWN fss xnLiExANpRIA-Furn
apt. for 2 men In small house oc.
cupied by 2 young men. $50 pei
mo, per person. Telephone Eage'
oSc assfs EST blond furn,, nrylor
ast. In garden project. 10 min
dntn.: SIi0. incl. utils. IA. 1906
sSS ). 1 cSTsr HOUSE RD., Apt. No
b--New bldg. new furniture, new
draperies. No matter how fastiuious
you are. this apt. VIII please you
k ki,ips, room s.6r ra ai1 bath. Con-
crete porch. Key at Apt. No. !. Call
BEiTzELL. 81. $500. LID.
AMI. 1ciose enough to walk to the
PentaEon)--Large living room, twin
bedYm., tiled bath with shower
kitchen; immaculate and well furn.,
$126 mo-, utilities included except
men only preferred. OF. 4-so3b
y airport Pent.. ssS mel. s;tiis ant
TV.; avail. immed. HU. 3-6424.
- Efhciency and i
bedroom apartments: janitor serv.
ice; laundry PRIVILEGES: downtown
500 80 CAN TIE. 5000 between
CHOICE 2-BEDRM. ATS. in almos
new bldg: TV antenna; rent S12i
mo. incl. ali utils. Close to bus ant
shopping. Call after 8 Pm. week
days, all day Sat. and Sun. 521:
sth I'd. Apt. /. 8. Arl, We. IA; q
ARL.--Nicely furn. garden apt:
bedrms;. Nv. Tm;. fully equip ss XII at;
entr.; fenced I'd. Call JE. 4-5163
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ROOMS WITH soARD

2 YOUNG MEN desire rm. and board
ton to Capital. District. Working
days, attending graduate school
nights; Bog 2S2.y. star, -. lis
17SS n ST. N.MTldeai location;
l!sss u.s. a Phi 81. nf Nss.w.--sinsie 4
double rooms. some with private
bath: good meals. Students or en-
L a1Rsse P ROOM. bath. fireplace. sun
deck: quiet, country home: 15 min.
r Wssh s1 T5iwI VA 6-9 919S aI.t st
DUPONT nTI dis Tma home for NV youn M
people; eley., Tv. reas. co. 5-9735.
LOVELY COUNTRY HOME for moth
ers and children; Al school cond; !;
free transp.; reas. AID. 4-0082.
WALTER REED yIcINIrY-Nisely
furn; twin hedrg.; ~ home priyials.'
MI ffesi PiLLSHSS aj NJ AREA Retired
people: very attractive rm;. End q. :
next to bath: excellent table. home
s s:S0s SHAakslWsooD TERRACE nv
Lovely. conaenial home for ladies.
gentlemen or married couple. 90 70
and refined. Delicious weil-bal-
anced meals; parking space. 2M
biks. from end Of Mt. Pleasant car
ROOM atHs AND ACCOMMODATION for
mother and 1 child; NV. section;
BOARD AND Room for retired
people: tray service: excel; food:
downtown location. DU. 7-6694s
--16
THE MARIETTA. 1925 10th st. \. ".
Cool, single and. double rooms for
young ladies and men: showers
walking distance: excellent board.
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 2oo1--Nies
III singie or dble. rm.. $40 to SIS
wk: ~ cyan Eood meais' yS S.
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ie0o QUE ST. N.W.--Attrac.. mod,
Nv. rm., bedImy kit, bath. avail.
mined. IN apt. bldg. No lease rec.
Also iss. 2-ru. enc. Oh. 1881
SAYLoR GARDENS. Sell and 2
bedrm. furn. apts.. 800, Sl25,
Incl. utils. cony. to shopping and
drisr in bsmt. LU. 2-6i00. Id
BEACON APTs.. 1901 Calvert 81,
bedrm.. iiv. I'm. kit, bath Also
d l5nIsdr5 aM os saSo7 spsss 500 ine''
1879 ? ST. N.w.-Bed. -iiv. rm.. kit.
bath: good central loc:; SIS Wk.
N HE i sil,nHIsuSs5 1sSe .s.drm e1t
conyspisntiy located IL nv. IA.
coNS. AND S-s@ snail PVT, apt. IN
home Of Government pfieial, Rea-
sonahle rent. RE. 1885. I'D
LINCOLN PARK-Cleen. roomy enc.
apt, tiled shower bath. AppIy
Ant. l. 12s 18th ct. sc. Eyes
lsrH ST. NV. sslo. Apt. 10-Liv
rm:, bedrm. kit, bath. SOB. ~
Nh. WOODNER. air-eond. bldg. 1.
bedrm. apt, modern furn.: compl
furn. incl. linens. silver. RIA. 3-27S3
1908 X ST. s.E.--Apply Apt. 4
bath. screened porch: SIS mo. piu.
ptils. MI Navy Yard, Boiling. ldea'
1850 PARK RD. N.W.--Attrac. fun
l room, Nv. rni.. kit. bath. utils
Cow. everything. NO. 1881. LII
1917 C 81. N.E-Loveiy 3-rm. apt,
sS Sfs s sssh sT oa& mi ln ss. s.1s
ant, pvt. bath. $50, incl, utiIs.
WILLoUqHBY BEATTY co.