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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13
'Seixas 0kay,
Will Play in
Cup Matches
FIum and Krishnin
Paired in Opener
Of Zone FinuIs

PERTH, Australia, Dec. Is
(P.-The official draw today
paired Herbie Flam of Beverly
Hills, Calf, with Ramanathan
KriShnin for tomorrow's OPEN
ing match of the interzone Davis
Cup finals between the United
States and India.
But it was a meager develop
ment compared to the overnight
recovery of Vic Seixas, the 80
Iyear-old Cup veteran from Phila-
delphia.
Seixas, who will play the Sec
ond singles match against India
captain, Naresh Kumar. reported
his ailing shoulder greatly i'm
proved when he arrived for the
ceremonies at the Royal Kings
Park Clubhouse.
Responds to Treatment
! A doubtful starter until then
in the series to determine Aus
ltralia's Cup challenger, Seixas
said heat treatments admins
tered by a doctor last night had
removed all pain from his
shoulder.
1T might have been just
nervousness or the wind that
caused the sudden pain and
tightneSs yesterday afternoon, .
Vic said, but I'm okay today
/ Captain Bill Talbert said he
was pleased with the opening
lineup but he refused to commit
himself on his team for the
doubles on Saturday. "That'll
depend on the result of the
opening singles Matches" he
said.
/ The first match is scheduled
for 1915 am. Washington time
Friday.
When the second draw placed
the Seixas-Krishnin match first
on Sundays windup program,
Talbert said he still was pleased.
The Americans are favored to
score SO sweep although
Krishnin, a vastly improved 49,
year-old who holds two victories
over Jaroslav Drobny, figures to
be tough.
Indians Have Hope
Krishnin and Kumar, 81, car
ried SeixaS and Ham Richardson
to five sets in doubles play at
Wimbledon this summer. Tai
bert will pair Seixas with Sam
my Giammalva of Houston, Tex.
in the doubles if Vic and Flam
win their singles matches to-
morrow.
II there is an upset, Flam will
be substituted for Giammalva.
I'VE will be taking no
chances, Talbert said after
agreeing that the United States
team figures to win. These boys
could be very rough on us"
Kumar, who has played often
in the United States and is ia
miliar with the styles of all the
American team members, said
We are not without hope"
"Krishnin is capable of beat
ing one or both of the Ameri-
cans" he said. Il wanted Krish-
nan to play first. He is our
best and he is better in hot
weather. 1t would be a great
psychological blow if he could
beat Flam."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13
WIN, LOSE OR
DNAW By FRANCIS STANN
Rich-But No PIoyboy

WHEN CHARLIE SILVERA finished up the 1948 season
at Portland with 3O1 batting average and led all Pacific
Coast League eatchers in putouts assists fielding per-
cenage didn't possible that he would be anything
irregular major league This fellow every
thing vowed the scouts Sivera "a years old then
The fly in the ointment that when the Portuguese
Irish catcher first reported to the Yankees the spring of
1948 squat, awkward young named Yogi Berra
present too Yogi halfoutelder and hafcatcher but
he was all hitter Especially with runners on base.
Consequently, Sivera played only games with the
Yankees that season and had his big Portland where
he played IA He with the Yankees the full
of 949 and that actually the beginning the
oldest of all baseball careers.
Silvera rarely caught full game yet in his eight
pete with the Yankees he full World
Series shares and Sec0ndpace cut He played a
half game in the 40 Series but his shares toaled some
$5O0O Based innings played Svea beyond doubt
more out of the World Series than anybody in history
Babe Ruth? Silly boy!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13

THE REASON FOR COMMENT slvera is because his
long and lucrative period of waiting in the wings has
end After the Cubs bought him $4,000
plus couple OF minor league chaeS the other day. Charlie
knew he would play in 81 The big question is, he?
1t is possible that what amounts to nineyear layof
scared off the American League clubs If felt Sera
could catch and bat upon time they'd probably
leap at the chance to buy him But the blunt truth that he
has averaged only slightly than 20 games season
And not many were complete ones either ateStng to the
remarkable durability-as well as abiity-of Berra.
The most action he 1949 when he appeared in
SO Last year he in only games and allowed
to bat only nine times These games usually on
and during double header at that The rest of the
he warmed up relief pitchers,
A FRIENDLY, GooD-NATURED young man did some
body ask who wouldn't be at the salary? slvera
begrudged Berra his domain behind the plate Charlie and
Yogi the closest of friends. Their wives, too.
One day last February the four sitting in the grill
room of the Miami Springs Country Club after spot of golf
and newSpaperman facetiousy Svera why didn't
break bat over Berra head day that he could get
some exercise.
I'm the place wouldn't hurt Yogi" Charlie grnned
Wise guy, Yogi snufed. You really want to CATCH
I'll let you"
and who ese?" Charlie retorted casey stengel?
Look like it here this ball club especially in October"
***+
IN A MORE SERIOUS VEIN few weeks later after
spring training had started couple reporters Svera
aside and asked him if he thought he could catch full
season.
4 think so" Charlie replied somberly i've heard or
read that it's extremely doubtful but don't agree"
Maybe you'll get chance SOON" Of the reporters
said.
Svera who is Ounce caught the meaning and looked
thoughtfuy at group of young catchers in Yankee uni
forms Elston Howard who is oueder too is used more
frequently behind the bat when Berra is hurt resting
He had on his mt and was warming up a pitcher
Another threat SilveraS incredible with the
Yankees kid Darrell Johnson. up from Denver.
Maybe 1t will be this year the mused
1t wasn't though because Stengel had need for young
Johnson who needed experience optoned him back to
He thp hu fOr NOR
Now he's and young Johnson gets another ticket to
st Petersburg. Probably a One-way ticket
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Tar Heels Shaking Loose
.FromN.C States Shadow

dumped the Wolfpack to its first
defeat Tuesday night, 96-94. in
overtime.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-09-27
Musieol instruments

CLARINET. metal Call MU. 1-0240.
STARK Baby-grand piano. $3.50. WI.
2-7211.
TRUMPET, good condition, $50. Call
evenings to p. m, ~. 1-1347.
PIANO, nice, may have free. Call ~.
l-607l.
TRUMPET and music stand, good con-
dition. RE. 2-8987 after p. m.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BY
PHONE - soc MINIMUM, CASH
WITH ADVERTISEMENT - 75c
MINIMUM. MUST BE IN OUR
OFFICE BEFORE NOON WEDNES-
DAY. NO CANCELLATION OR
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GARAGE wanted vicinity Hayden and
St. Clair. Call after p. m. MU.
l-5084.
OUTDOOR-lovi young professional
couple desire 4 or room single, or
comparable. on bus line, up to $lOO.
ON. 1882 after 6.
QUIET middle aged couple desire or
room apartment, unfurnished. w.
1-09l2 after p. m.
WANTED dead storage space. Call RE.
2-90O0
YOUNG couple with little girl desires
4 or rooms and bath. w. 1-0426.
QUIET on-drinking couple with 2
girls desire rooms and bath, Collin
1880.
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-16
VICTORIAN
LIVING ROOM PIECES

Was NOW
Sofo-Solid Mig Red Velvet ...... 33625 286.00
Sofo-Solid Mig Rose Brocode -. $500 32O.25
Love seof-soId Mig. 1t. Crn Brocode 1o4 IS I65.25
Mans Choir Solid Mig. Beige Brocode 1875 1925
Womon's Choir Solid Mig. Beige Broc. I5275 I29.75
Mons Choir White & Gold DIX Green
Brocude ............. 12275 IO4.75
Womon's Choir Solid Mig Rose Dam. 1925 1925
Mans Choir Solid Mig. Rose Velvet 12aoo TO9.0O
Womon's Choir Solid Mig. Green
Broeode -. ........ I22zs IO4.z5
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-16
SPECIAL PRICES Or
MIRRORS

NOW
Round Venefon Mirror "a" ".............. 1878
Round venecn Mirror 80" ............... 1875
Venetion Mirror 18"x48" ............. 23.75
Venefion Mirror 3o"x40" .............. $3.50
Veneficn Engraved Mirror 30"x46" ....... 1925
Venetian Engraved Mirror 32"x56" ........ 43.50
Venefon Engraved Mirror W/Wines 32"x43" 1890
Venefion Mirror 4o"x54" observation-disclosures. 5I.2y
Venetion Mirror Shadow Box 44"x66" .... SS.S5
Gold Framed Mirror 25"x35" ....... BATS
Gold Framed Mirror 25"x35" ......... 2z.25
Gold Framed Mirror 3o"x40" ....... 37.z5
Mig. Framed ktirror 1892" ......... 3g.J5
Gold Framed Mirror 3o"x4o" ........ 4I.50
Smoked Edge Mirror 3o"x42r .......... e3.75
Smoked Edge Mirror 36"x484 ....... 87.55
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-16
VICTORIAN TABLES
LIVING ROOM PIECES

Was NOW
I 2 PC Seciono Desert Send Fin
corol Cover .. 1725o I2S.5O
Sleeper Desert Sond Fin. Toast Gov. l26.25 SS.75
I 2-pc. Sectional Desert Sand Fin.
Rose Cover r............. Ie9.0O
| Rocker Desert sond Fin. corol Gov. 7125 59.75
| Rocker Desert Send Fin. Aquo Cow 7l.25 59.7S
! Rocker Desert Sand Fin. Brn. Cow 1875 59.7S
! Arm Choir Desert Sand Fin. Red
Gov. ..................... 59z5 4s.zS
| Arm Choir Desert Sand Fin. Olive
Gov. $3.50 6s.50
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-16

OCCASIONAL CHAIRS
Channel Back. Assorted coIors. Muhoe-
any Finish.
WAS ALSO 3Qzs
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-16

Plenty OF Free Parking For VI
Sewers Customers In Harrison
Parking Loi on French 81. ksar 0
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-16
LIVING ROOM TABLES

LIVING R0oM TABLES
Was NOW
Frvifwood Cocktail TobIe. White Lee. 7s7s SETS
Frviwood Corner Tobe. Write Lso... os7s Ge.75
Champagne End TobIe ........... 31Ys 1878
Polio Mig. End Tobs ............. $3.50 1875
sgsaAsa&9as&
Bisque Mig. step Table ..........> ALAS 1875
Saffron Mig Step Toble ........ $500 1878
Blonde Mig Round Cocktail Tabis :. 4s.oe Is.7s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

1919 KENYON ST. NV rooms
kit, pvt; bath. $3.50: l rm,; kit.
gg Sl4 BATH porch 500 mo- AP p. 4
Mr.. BOLLING-Newly dec. 1-bedrm
apt: beaut. furn.: children Ok
g. Forester s.w.. co. 5-9l24.
is
SCOTT CIR.-Reduced lge. bed -liv
rm.. full kit: $40 couple with part.
Ca iPe E SeFyice Snu CO ao S;ei 81 BLDG
Large. bed-liv. rm.. kit, bath.
front apt. $50 mo. Ii. 4-76SS.
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GLOVER PARK

Modern l-beGrm apt in this high-
iy desirable NV, location close to
shopping and bus at corner to down
town Supervised off-Street parking
for all tenants: S1ajn mo-. plus util
Res MIR EN- n-HhGH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

Delishtful efficiency apt lust re-.
modelled $50 81 per mo All utilS
incl BOSS & PHELPS. INC. MA
S-g300
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APIS. FURNIsHED-VA.

NICELY FURNISHED i-bedroom
Mrs. WOLF. ia. 5.55S5, -
MOD. BLDG, liy rm., bedrm bath
dlnette kit. Above average All
utils. SllO. IA, 7-O86O. IL
ID DOWNTOWN ALEXANDRIA Fur.
nished and unfinished apis fire.
proof bldg ianitor -ervice. laun.
dry privileges continuous hot wa.
ter; $40 TO $50 80 Call TIE B-667O
F 2efTse1 suIlps FIR and ID pm a.,
pvt bldg: Ice attrac.. newly decor
COW to tranSp; adults, S55 "a
$50 includes all utils IA S-3s2s
ALEXANDRIA PARKFAIRFAX -
one bedrm apt June 10 Sept. $50
month incl utilities. TIE 6-6n24
ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED iiv
RIM, bedrm., kit. and bath. on LIST
floor, with back door entrance 10
T ifErH stSo6 a. ki 2pF s :77e42" per mo
ALEXANDRIA, Del Ray--Basement
month, XII sss0G2 --ib
ARL. --Liy. rm. bedrm, kit, newly
dec. pvt. entr., close In SD7 so
incl util. ia. 7-3siH, lib
I BEDRM. APT. newly dec. In mod
bldg conv, bus. Pcltagon. down.
town; 500 mo. ia. ""BG3. lis
A d,is-,.1, min; Psnts BS'hel (,
i S,97ti III, Rvt ~ sit 2Sos sep SntF osS5
ARL..4si7 N 18th st: 2 rms. pit.
and bath, Adults only. IA. 7.o370,
Id
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APIS. FURNIsHED-Mp.

! BEDRM.; liv. rm kit; dininr
area: twin or dble. beds couple OF
. gentlemen. SO 50 10 S-57i2
ASHTON-De luxe i.rm efficienc,
apt on beautiful country estate
completely private. $50. SP $4,000
NICELY FURS. 3-rm bsmt apt
s sss n Igrn IN near sls- Coral HIS, Md
MT. RAINIER Nicely furn . rooms
kitchen bath In pvt res. pvt. cnt
$50, incl utils. and tel. WA. 7-@uS4
EVANSVILLE - bedrms.. living
dinette, kitchenette, private bath
all utilities WA 7-2s43 10
TAKOMA PARK II bedrm. apt
utilities furnished; couple only JU
BETHESDA, MD.-Beautiiully furn
conditioned, bedrms, bath
liy. rm., dinette. kit and recep
hall very COW trAnsp, EN- >.
O67a or OIL. 4-l570 liz
TAKOMA PARK--9 bedrms.. lust re
decorated: md q convenient Il
LANGLEY PARK AREA-Attractiy
apt. with liv. rm.. bedrm, kit an
bath: "a mi. from shopping center
ln nice residential sec; 500 per mo
JU S-QOSS
TAKOMA-Bsmt, . rms. pvt. bath
or . quiet adults, $50 incl. utils
JU 5-6305. ~. 5-laa4.
TAkOMA PARK-Nicely furn. efic
kitchen and bath apt; utils.. blk
bus and shops JU 5-5o69. lie
MT. RAINIER-33Og Bunker Hill I'd.
! blk. of Rhode Island ave. kit.
bedrm liV I'm. comb. pvt, bath
LIST Il. pvt. entT; mr.. bus and street
cars; sos per mo.
TAKOMA PIX. furn. II
lovely brick home; Nv rm, din rm.
bedrm., kit. pvt. bath and entr
quiet surroundings: adults: SOS incl
rtils. and washer. VIII. G-SA72.
TAkOMA PARK, MD.--Furn. apt
wash. mach. telephone sos mo
Also furn, rm JU. g-5431
TAkOMA PARK - Entire I'd floor
large bedroom, LIVING room. kitchen
dinette and bath: private entrance
Ss5 month utilities included Cal
JU S-illB
BRhDBGRY HEIGHTS SEA rms.
bath, cony, location, S75 10 Il
TAKoMA PARK. 7Io8 poplar-.3t
hr rms, bath; S61 81 mo. Ev
TAKOMA PARK - bedrms.. Nv
rm with flrepl. dinette, lovely kit
tiled bath, carpetcd frs; pvt en-
trance. Settled, refined couple. JU
5-al2B
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D. {

GEORGETOWN. $3.50 Que st; =
bedrms. apt bldg See any time
open Apt 81 S97 so: d. 7-7557
VIC, WALTER REED HOSP
bedrm. apt. mod Rarden-typs
bldg, conven tranSp. shopping
oH9 so incl. utilS. Avail. immed
o9Sg Maple ST. NV, TU. 2-0l05
CONGRESS HEIGHTS AREA At.
trRctive ard . bedrnl. apts
reasonable rent. 10 2-Ol5l, -i1
GE0RGETOWN-Unturnished bsmt
apt. fireplace, redec.. utii. furn.
Loo. 5000 P st. NV, AID. 2-742T
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$50 st INc sSssiau. ST. SS .Sim.
baths. 500. Utils. Incl. q
32I4 d ST. Sc. Apt. 4 duplex,
g rooms. dinette, kitchen and
bath, scr. rear. porch S55 mo.
Heat furn., redec. Key No. /.
Inspect or call CO. 5-6222.
81 FORESTER ST. S.W., Apt. .
(duplexl-Liv rm.. bedrm., dinette,
kitchen and bath: neat. and hot
water furn,; $50 mo-: redec. Key
No. 4. Inspect or call CO. 5-G222.
LIST FLOOR. CONGRESS HEIGHTS,
a aBp N N G5Iat 81 ,; ssEl s;6edrm
S S54 se RMS nSns fresh; dec; new retsr;
N.E.-l375 CHILDREss ST.. > biks
apt. End "a bright rms. kit
and bath. dinette. excel. cond.. also
screened porch. laundry and locker
IN bsmt:: only $64. 80. incl. heat and
INC DI. 7.$43i. 81. S-s655. I'd
DUPLEX. 4-family> bldg; l bedrm.,
living rm., dinette, kitchen and
bath; rear porch: rent, S67 80. in
GLIDING. heat and hot water. Apply
resident manager. $50 Randolph ST
NV, Apt 4. is
5IOI LIST PL. -bedrm. apt
completely redec.; scr porch: COW
to stores. transp. RA. 6-OSO3. 1t
ANACOSTIA--Modern apt. Of Twins
rm., din. bedroom, Kitchen anc
bath; rent only SIS. See $50;
Green st. s.e;., Apt. 3. DIR: Coco
Hope rd south on 18th to Galen
lett to Green. RE. 7-llSl.
1919 CENTRAL AVE. NE. at R. l.
Liv. rm;i bedrm.. kit.' bath porch
1900 KENNEDY ST. NV. rms.
incl 'S Sswi Re'D Dain SsS me- IA. S S45S
1873: BELMONT ST. NV bed
rms. kit; and bath; $50. THOMAS
z. FARRELL CO.. ri 10th ST. NV.
MA. S-o765 or no. 2-6731. Is
CLIFTON TERRACE. 18th and cnf.
| ton SITS. NV Available immediate.
| "; ! bedrm.. SIS; :! bedrms.. $50
Large rooms, switchboard service
on-street parking avail. See res
d LUCHS, 724 l4th st. NV, Ma
! $3.50.
1920 MO. AVE. N.W.--Very nice /.
bedrm. apt; all utils. incl, laun
M. PAUL HANNAH. ME-. $500
BOILING AREA, 1875 Galveston pl
! S.w.-Nice l-bedrm. apt, incl al
utils.; $3.50 mo. Key on premises
( M, PAUL HANNAH, NE. s-4l0O.
1918 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Newl,
/ redec. efficiency dress, closet. KEY
! with ianitor On carline to down.
/ town. sos mo. NJ. PAUL HANNAH
! ME. S-4l0U -I5
1901 STAPLE ST. NE. Apt. T.
! lSt-hoor duplex, bedrm.. liv. rm.
/ dlnette, kit. and bath, with a real
/ porch: gas heat; $50 mo. Key al
/ Apt. 2. -i5
DOWNTOWN. mr.. White House..
rm, enc, with firepl.; $50, utils
incl: 3rd-fl. walk-up Apply Of.
nee, TALLY no RESTAURANT
/ sig 18th ST. NV. Id
MT. PLEASANT large sum,
/ rooms. kit, bath: entire 3rd r..
( pvt. entr.: utilS., SEQ. CO. 5-33Sg
$500 9TH ST. N.w.-Lge. . bedrms
/ liv. rm.. dinette. kit and mod
bath. Appointment. JU. 7-53g2
ii
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bath. porch: bright and clean: good
section; close bus. shopping. 1912
N: goth ST.. IKE. S-546S. -l6.
ALEX. = Distinctive. refined pvt,
ssSlss SCI re- ReS s5 5aiS5 garden view
ARL.-Good- looking apt. liv. rm..
bath, . entrances, porches and
utils. Garage if wanted. Just right
for employed young men or
F yTqng ladies; x. 5vshlG ant
bedam p aEe liv. rm. kit, ae d.
nette and bath: pvt. entr. in home
above Ramp Washington. Garden II
desired; $50 incl. utils. Phone BR.
sUBLET. Alex. -parkfairfax - Com
p pie. My f1rR. S-1 ,1T so apt avail
Children welcome. KI. S-2475.
ALEU- apis. . rms. a rms. bath,
$50. TIE. 6-45IS.
ARLINGTON at Clarendon-l bed
rm,: liy. nm, din; rm., XII. and
bath; completely, furn.; SS5 mo;
3olo, 10th st. NJ Apt. G. or call
ARL.TWell-furn. l.bedrm. apt. with
small extra room; mod. bldg. on
busline mr.. Fl. Myer. ) Minis. Pent.,
D. c.; sos, plus utils. JE. 4-6365
ARLINGTON-Attr. 3 rms. kit. and
bath: utils. incl; close to FIT. Myer
Fentagon; S95 mo. LII. 2-7l79.
Mr.. MACON to 6 mos. sub
lease: , bedrms.. liv. rm.. dinette,
laundry facilities; utilS. except
phone: parking; shopping center,
bus stop: hilltop location: S135 mo.
XII S-S737.
ARLINGTON. near Pentagon and
Fl. Myer-Living rm., dinette, bed
I'M. kit. and bath; in apt. bldg
$50 mo-. also weekly rate. OF
$4,000.
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OAKLAWN TERRACE
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
SIS MONTH

NEWLY DECORATED
suitable for adults: 2 rooms. kit
and batht. Utils, incl Ldry. facils
2nd moor Big rear yard 1900 blk
You st. sc. v. blk. buSline; 20 min
downtown. Call Elk 3-19l5. 20
CONGRESS HOUSE
1870 Pa Ave. Be Modern, fur.
nished efficiency with private bal.
cony bus At front door. half block
util, Also unfinished efficiency
available. Resident manager, LU
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1910 BILTMORE NV.
THE BROADMOOR

THE BROADMOOR
SEVERAL -BEDRM. APIS.
ATrRACTIVELY FURNISHED
IN THIS DISTINCTIVE
CONN. AVE. BUILDING $3.50
AND Sl6G MO, DINING,
MAID SERVICE. GARAGING
AND MANY OTHER Elk
TRAS" AVAILABLE.
PHONE WEEKDAYS
EDMUND j. FLYNN CO.
WASH. BLDG.
MA. 6-95O5
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S. FvRN.-Dc. Ccou,.l APIS FURNIsnID-D.c. APP

MT. PLEASANT-clean. nicely furn.
3 rms. pvt. bath Bus at door:
utils. incl. S75. 1858 18th st. n w.
18th AND G S.E,-Lge. enc. Settled
cple. with l or 2 children. Every
thing furn. 10. 1-0Sl0.
40 9Th ST. S.W.-o large rms. and
conv. location. ME. S-5O96. -15
5O25 5th ST. N.W.-Liv rm.. bedrm.
and Kit. UtilS. furn. Cow. to buses.
IA. 9-76a3. Ii
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1922 18th ST, NV.

Midcity apis, walk downtown ;
lovely liv rn, bedrm, kit, bath.
foyer. SS5 incls. everything IA.
a-4140. NO. 7-Blll. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

and . bedrooms. large closets
daily maid and linen service included
IN rental. Dining room, cocktail
lounge. private garage adjoining
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Call Mr.. Harnett, Gen. Mgr

CoLORED-l402 18th ST. NV.
Apt 81 rm., kitchen and bath /.
$50, including utilities: see ianitor
II BRYANT ST EW.--3 rms,
kit. and bath; So. including util-
tiles See tenant LIST floor, or call
agent. RE. 7-llSl.
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Glover Park Area
Wonder

tul e-bedroom apt. 'just completely
residential area AT 11ul 9Sth 81 sc
Well-appointed rooms, spacious kit.
$50. incl. heat and hot water; adults
preferred Call LII "-1I33 or
SHANNON & LucHS "a lith ST
NV Ma S-n3I5 IS
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BURKE Sc. 1922 (bet. Armory.
d. c Hosp Ind A., duplex. re.
Gently redec, . lge bright rms.
Eell.equip. kit. screened porch;
so 30 incl. heat. INV, gas. Not
400. DI. 7-s695 or KE. S-4h3S.
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ms MISSOURI AWE. NV.

This lovely -bedrm, apt has the
privacy OF a home with triple eX-
posure Lee picture windows in A
practically new building with front
patio and benches. Monthly rental
SS4 so; air conditioning optional
and s. per mo See Apt Call JU
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FREEWAY APIS.

n514 K ST. N.W-LarsP modern.
aforementioned. l-bedroom apt IN
new modern elevator bids carpeted
corridors, roof garden. laundry and
storage space; So" 30 mo See
cRretaker in basement
Smyrna times., 1956-12-27

er, junior assistant scoutmaster,
and crew leader. In 1852 Donald
received his Troops Honor Scout
Award and 1858 was presented
with scoutings highest award,
Eagle Scout. He was member
of the Councils Philmont Expedi-
tion of 1854. Don's hobbies are
stamp collecting and raising trop-
ical fish. Donald will make. Reg
ion HIS report to the nation and
join the eleven other Explorers
each making their Regions re-
port to President Eisenhower.
Region III includes Delaware,
Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia
and the District of Columbia with
a total scout membership of 324,-
s24 boys. "The Report to the
Nation" ceremonies will take
place during Boy Scout Week
February 6 to 12) where Scout
ings II Explorers will take part
in many activities over ten-day
period. A tour of Washington,
D. c., a breakfast with national
leaders, and tour of New York
City with appearances on televi-
sion will be on their program.
Smyrna times., 1956-12-27
REPORT OF
SCOUT COUNCIL
Donald E. Womeldorph, Jr.
Elected to Make Annual
Report to Nation
CONSIDER CANDIDATES

Donald e. Womeldorph, Jr. has
been selected by the Region III
Committee, Boy Scouts of Amer
ica to represent the Regions So
Councils in making the annual
Report to the Nation" This high
honor was awarded to Donald
Womeldorph after consideration
of all candidates presented by the
Councils of the Region. He is the
first Del-Mar-Va Council Scout to
receive this privilege. Born in
Ashland, Kentucky in June, 1910,
Donald moved to Wilmington in
1947 where he has attended
Schools "a and 30, Warner Junior
High School and is now a junior
at p. S. DUPONT High School. He
has earned letters in track and
football and was recently elected
co-captain for 1857 of the var
slty football squad. He is cur
rently a member of the varsity
basketball squad. Donald resides
at 420 McCabe Ave-, Wilmington,
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald E. Womeldorph, Sr., and
sister. Marsha, age IA, student
at Warner Junior High School.
Mr.. Womeldorph is a chemical
engineer with the Houdry Pro-
cess Corp. of Philadelphia. All
are members of st. Stephens
Lutheran Church where Donald
takes an active part. In 1856
he served as head acolyte and is
in charge of lighting during SER
vices and in January of this year
he was awarded his churchs'
highest honor to scouts, the Pro
Deo ct Patria, Lutheran Award.
In scouting he has served Troop
27 and Post 81 in the following
positions: assistant patrol leader,
patrol leader, senior patrol lead