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Capitol AirIines Drofts
$l2 Million Expansion

with the State Department as
an expert on Middle East affairs,
He viii remain in charge Of the
firms Washington Office and
win be responsible for negotia-
ton Of contracts with the Gov
eminent and with international
contracts.
Samuel Morrow of Washing
ton, a State Department officer
before he joined the firm. has
been appointed an assistant vice
president.
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pulski Three-base hits Robinson, Bell
Moon Repulskl, Musal, Grove. stolen
Boyer Sacrifce-Grammas Dou-
BILE plays-Temple to Mcmillan to Klc-
szeWski' Blasingame to Dark to Musial
Left on bases Cincinnati. 10; ST Louis,
- Bases on balls-Of Lawrence, 3;
of Black > off Freeman, ! of Nuxhall,
on Schmidt, 3: of Collum / of Web
meier -, of Jackson. of Mcdaniel
|. Struck out-By Freeman, > by
Schmidt, by Wehmeier, ! bv jackson,
3; by Konstanty Hits OF Lawrence
in 4i1 innings.f of Fowler, in y
inning off Black , in inning off
Acker, Ia y inning off Freeman. Is in
=, innings off Jcffcoat ! in "a inning
of NuXhall, ! in ! inning; of Schmidt
4 in . innings pitched to batters in
Nd of Colum, 3 in innings off
Wchmcier. q in inning of Jackson,
4 in III nninss off Mcdaniel in
niigs, off Konstanty. Il in inning
Runs anc earned runS-Of Lawrence,
> of Fowler -; of Black, - of
of Nuxhall, :, in ! inning of Schmidt
Acker 90. of Freeman, a. of Nux-
hall 80 off Jeffcoat, 90 of Schmidt,
80 off Collum - of Wehmeier. 90.
OF Jackson 4 4 OF Mcdaniel %; of
Kinder IL OF Konstanty 6-6 Hit Dv
pitcher--By Schmidt Robinson by
Lawrence Dark Passed ball-Batlcy
Wlnnrr pitcher-Jeffcoat an Los
ing pltcher-Konstsnty to-ll, Time
A.
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Rocco to WrestIe
Hombre Montana

Antonino Rocca. who has made
a good thing of going barefoot.
and Hombre Montana, his 325-
pound neighbor from Argentina,
Will meet in one of the two bouts
featuring the wrestling show
Thursday night at the Capitol
Arena.
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WEEKEND FIGHTS


MONTEVIDEo-Pascual Perez los
a sgentina stopped Oscar Suarez Ill.
Cuos perez retained world fly
MEXICO CITY-Paul (Rston1 Macias.
l@0'7 Mexico City outpolnted fanny
CAMPO l9i2. Manila. 10 Non-titlel
I1lI - Calf Kenny Davis
1851, Los Angeles, outpointed Jose
Cu.ero. 70. Mexico City l2l.
HAVAkA-Clsrence Hinnant. 1891
Wsshlngton D. C. stopped JULIO Ger
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. A-2i
MONDAY,

Rosovin, 6; BY R. Miller. >; by CRAIG 9
Hits-Of RoRoyin. 3 in innings, of
r. Miller, in innines; of Meyer, Q
in inning Runs ana earned runs
OF Roeovih "a, off r Miller. II; of
Meyer 90; of CRAIG, 10 Balk-R.
Miller Winning pitcher Craig tS-2l
Losing pitcher Rogovin CD. Time
40 AttendanCe-lS 2gq
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Snider Drives in 266

Over the last two seasons,
Duke Snider of the Brooklyn
Dodgers has driven in more runs
than any other major Lacquer
He has sent in 266 tallies.
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Boston
Baltimore

Runs-T Williams Porterheld 90
Williams CO., smith, Porterheld. Me
81. Erroi-Klaus Runs batted nj
man, d Williams ~ Two base hits
White kell Three-base hit-Nicman
Williams Sto.Cn bases Jensen 20
Double play--Goodman to Vernon Left
on bias Boston, ;. Baltimore, :
Bases on ballS-Of Porterheld .. of
DorSh. ! stuck out-Bv johnson, ;,
by Dorish, t. lIits-Of Porterfield 5 in
~ INNINGS off Hurd y III inning of
DurlSh, :! IN inning Rum and earned
runs-Of Johnson ~; OIL Porterfield
81, of Hurd, 90 of Dotish, go Wild
pitcn - Porte:feld Winning pitcher -
Johnson t3-4l. Losing pltcher-Porter-
field '2i1. Time - Attendance
IU.SBl
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GIANTS. 81; PIRATES, IT
Totals 86ii275 Totals ~ .;
] Fouled out for Skinner in 1th.
2 struck out for Friend IN 9Th

3 Struck out for Groat in 9th
New York 600 Oh OOn-3
Pittsburgh 600 0l0 loo
Runs-Whitc. Lennon Castleman. Cle-
mente - Error-Sarni Runs batted
Two-bsse his white. Mays, Jacobs.
Foiies, Lennon Home run--Castlemsn.
stolen bases-Csstieman White Sacrl-
hce-Groat Sacrifice Az -Foiles Double
PLAY Spencer TO White Left on bases
New York, $; Pittsburgh, s. Bases on
halls-Of Friend, , Struck out ~
Antonelli. 6 by GrisSom by Friend
Iiits-Of Friend 10 in 8 innings. OF
Face, ! in inning: of Antonelh, : N
innings. of Grissom, in ! inning
Runs and earned runs-Of Friend, g.
of Face. 90. of Antoneli, -; Of
Grissom, 90 Wild ptch-AntonelA.
Winning pitcher-Antonelh 90 Los
ing pitcher-Friend q l-6). Time-2 .33.
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Runs Hoax Baker Fondv, Banks
80 Morsan Errors Rice, irwin Runs
Fondy. Bank Oh Two-base nts--
Moryn. Aaron Three oase hit Fondy
Home runs-Bsnks C2l Double oays
Tore tunassistedl Left on bsSes-
bailsWof Buhl ) OF Phillips, ., of
johnson, . Of Kaiser ! Struck out
BY Bull s; by Phillips, l. BY Johnson;
!; BY Kaiser ). Hits-of Bull D
nings of Johnson 3 in innings.
Runs and earned runs--Of BuhI. 3-3:
of Phillips Ill of Johnson, 80; of
Kaiser 90 Hit by pitcher-By Phillips
Baker, Winning pitcher - Kaiser
C-@. Losing pitcher-Buhl tS-4l
Time 81
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Philad elphia
Brooklyn

Runs-AShburn. Lopsta Ennis ~.
Valo Rurk. Haddix Gillian Reese,
Snder HODGES Errors HODGES, Cimoli
Snider 49, Furllo Jones. Hammer; Ash
burn. Ennis 80 Valo TWo-base hits
Valo, Kazanski Home run-Snider
Stolen bases Gillian ~ Sacrifices
MaRlie; Blaylock. Double. plays-Jackson
70 Gillian to ,Hodges Left on bases
on balls-Of owens. ? of R Miller i;
of Neerav. .; OF Miller .; OF Never
of Magic 4 of Labine, .. Struck
out-By r Miller, - by Nesray 3 by
S Miller 3 by Meyer 3; BY MaRlie, ;
Hits-Of owens, I? in Q innings % out
in lst), of P Miller. > in 3 innings:
of Nesrsy. in innings of s. Miller,
! in 2 innings on Never. in ! inning
OF Mas,ie, G in 3 innings 10 out in
9thl; of tahine, 4 in 3 inning; Of
Resent. Q in n inning. Runs and earned
runs-0f Ovens, IA Or R Miller
90; of Maplie 81" OF Labine. A
Of Bessent 90 Hit by pitcher BY
Maple tHrmEs1 Wild pitch-I shine.
Winning pitrher-S Miller a. Losing
pitcher-Labine t7-3i Time-3.00
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Runs-Moss Strickland RoSen. Busbv
CsrrsSouel Hegan Lemon Elrors-Heg-
an Lemon Runs batted in-Rivera
smith CsrrasQue Hcsan Lemon 81
Two-haSa hits-BuSby Smith, Cara Squel
Home run Lemon Sacrihce fv-Smith
Left CIR bsses-Ch.cago 8; Cleveland
q Bases on ballS-Of Donovan, 3 of
Lemon Struck out BY Donovan &.
~ ~ n eron Guns rs H 1so earned T ped
ball-MoSs Winning pitcher-Lemon
lob Losing Dltcher-Donovan t43l
Time 10 Attendance-}l S5o
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INDIANS. IS; WHITE sox, 81 CUBS, 70; BRAVES, o.
FIRST GAME
Totals 3s llx267 Totals 81 10 % s
X Two out when winning run scored
Grounded out for WYNN in eth
: Doubled for Hegan in Sth
3 Announced as batter for Garcia

Doubled for Hesan in Sth
Announced as batter for Garcia
Sth
Popped out for Mitchell in sth.
Chicaso 600 OnO 3lO-6
Cleveland 10 nl0 Ol3-7
Runs Rivera fcN Fox Minoso Dolby
Howell, Strickland. WoOdlinG, Smith t.l
Roscn Rushy Hepan Error Rivera
Runs batted in Fox. Minoso Dolby ~
Howell RoSen c!) Hegan. Carresduel
,2l, Busbv Two-base hits Rivera ~
Mnoso, BGsby. Ward Three-oase hits
Strickland Smith Home runs Hegan,
Dolby Howell Sacrifice flv--Rosen
Double plays Hatfield to Fox to Dropo;
ApariCio 70 Dropc Left on bases
Chicaeo = Cleveland 10. Bases on
bslls-Of Harshman. , of Martin |;
of ConsuePra. :" of wynn. ! Struck
out-By Harshman l. by Wynn, 5
HitS-Of Hsrshman 4 in Ga innings;
of Howell 4 in ~ INNINGS OF Martin
o in q, inning; of Consuegra " in q
inning of WYNN. 10 in : innings of
Garcia, in inning of Narleski, o
in | inning Runs and earned runs
OF HarShman, 33 of Howell Il 4.
OF Martin IL; of Consuesrs -.
of Wynn SIS: of Garcia IL of Mar
leski 90 Hit by pitcher-Bv Harsh
man tWocdlineo, by WYNN tHattleld
winning pitcher -Narleski go Los
ing Conseugra L. Time
IL
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SECOND GAME

IUlHN : IUIdIN "T = y
Grounded out for Rogovin in sth
. Ran for Nelson IN 9Th
; Popped II for Miller in Sth
) Fouled out for Never in 9th
Philadelphia loo 600 000-l
BROOKLYN 600 30l O0X-4
Runs-Ashburn Reese Jackson CO..
Hodges Errors-Campanella, Seminick,
Reese Runs battPd in-Hodges ~
Jackson, Nelson Two-baSe hts-Valo,
Reese, Ashburn. Jones Three oase hit
Jackson Home run-Hodses Stolen
baSes-Ashburn Hammer, Reese OIL
liam Double plavs-ReeSe to Gillian 20
Hammer Ka7anski to Lopata Left on
bases-Philadelphia 6 Brooklyn. 4
Bases on bslls-Of Rosovin. /; on
Miner | of Craig. Z Struck out-By
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Runs-Logan co.. Thomson, Aaron,
Baker. Fondy KING Errors-Kins
Moryn ValentInettl Mantills, Tore.
Runs batted in-Paiko, Losan, King 90
Home funs-LoRan King Double plays
10 Tore Left on bsses-M Milwaukee. Z,
Chicago. Bases on balls-Oh Davis
:" of BIosusn /. of Town. on
Crone > Struck ou;-By Davis, by
Valentinetti - ny Brosnan. oy Lown,
/ by Crone : faced . oa.tets in 9TH
by Burdette Hits-Oh Davis IN
Il inning; on Crone. in s innings. on
Valentinetti. > in 51s innings; of Bur
innings. of Lown, q in inning. Runs
and armed runs-Of Davis. al; Of
Valentinettl. IL; of Brosnan, 90; of
Lown 90; of Crone 81; OF Burdette
90 Passed bsll-Crandall Winning
pitcher-Crone $40. Losing pitcher
\ Wis CD Time Attendance
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SECOND GAME
Totals n II e4l8 Totals 81
grounded out for Cole in 5th
: Flied out for Westrum in 9Th

grounded out for Cole in 5th.
> Flied out for Westrum in 9Th
3 Grounded into double play for Ridzik
4 Bounced into forceout for Mccall
in Sth
New YORK ITO oI0 IL
Pittsburgh 200 O40 90
Game suspended because OF SUNDAY
curfew law Runs-Bressoud c2l, White
~. Castleman, SchOendienst JACOBS,
Walls 81 Thomas, Skinner, Shepard.
Pepper Errors--Rhodcs, Thomas 2idzik,
BreSsoud. White Spencer Runs batted
in Rhodes Wall C}4 Clemente Mays
~ Shepard Lesson Two-baSe hits
Spencer. Mays Three-base hit-Rhodes
Home runs Walls Shepard Stolen bases
White Mays Sacrifice fy--Lennon.
Double plays Skinner TO Groat 10 SKIN
ner Groat 70 Skinner Left on bases
banS-.of pepper 4 Of Face, Of
Littleheld. : Struck out--By Llttleheld.
B BY. Mccall. by Wilhelm 2 BY Pep
per, by ARROYO. ] Hits-Of Little-
field il. 4 innings. of Ridzik, . in
inning Of Pepper IN } innings of
Face II y innings on Mccall 0 in
innings Of Munger, in innings;
Of AT,foyo IN inning OF Wilhelm.
OF Littleheld. "a of RidzIk. 81. OF
Pepper. s.: OF Face Il OF Mccall,
go Of Munger, - Of Arroyo, III;
Of Wine m $50 Passed nali-sarni.
Time--225 Attendsnce-23 45a
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Detroit
Kansas CITY
100 600 OO0-3
90 003 OOx-4

Runs Maxwell Tuttle wilson,
Power Simpson Lopez Groth Error
Demsestri Runs bstted in--MaXwell
Boiling Kuenn Simpson, Demaestrl
Power - Two-base Boiling,
futile Simpson, Torgeson DemaeStri.
Home run-Maxwell Double plays
Boone to Boiling to 1orgeson Lopez to
Detroit, 10; Kansas City, 10 Bases on
balls-Of Lazy. 4 of Gromek of
.. Struck out-By Larry. 4 by Gromek,
by Rerr!sge, ) by Shantz, 3 Hits
of Larry In } "a innings of Heritage
, in innings of Gromek ! in ~ in
nings, of German, u in - innings, of
Abe IN inning of Shantz IN :;
innings Runs ana earned runs OF
Larry, Al of Herriage 3-3 Hit by
pitcher-Gorman ga Losing pitcher
Larry t4-l0l. Time-2:3O Attend
ance-a.555
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ATHLETICS, a; TIGERS, 3
Totals 336946 Totals B. 10 q s

Lined out for Herriaee in Atm
:, Struck out for German in 9Th
3 Ran for Boone IN Sth
4 Struck out for Gromek in Sth.
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REDLEGS, 1877; CARDS, ISL
FIRST GAME
Totals 40 eo3Ol? Totals 81 20 on

Hit home run for acker in eth.
> Singled for Jeficoat IN 10Th
3 Pan for Burgess in 10Th
I Flied out Tor Collum in 4th
) Singled for Wehmeier in 5th
d Singled for Mcdaniel in Sth
Ran Tor Sauer in Sth
Singled for Del Greco IN 9th
. Forced Morgan Tor Kinder IN 9th.
Cincinnati 0"3 200 all 6-lg
ST. Louis col O6H ol3 2-l5
Runs-Temp!e 90 Thurman Bell ~
KluszeWski = Robinson a., Bailey
Grammar. Mcmillan, Grove, Dyck, Bls-
Singame 60 Dark ,2l Muslal 80,
Bower g. Moon ~ Repulski 20
oatted in-RobinSon 80, Lawrence. KIN
sztwski 80 Mcmillan -, Grove ~,
Bel "a Temple Burgess, Morgan.
Moon ., Repulsk' 10. LoCkman MuSial
jackson Blasinssme Bower TVo-baSe
hitS-Bell Mcmillan. Temple. Smith, Re
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Runs-B Bell Grove, Post to). Burgess
CO. Grsmmas Musial Errors-Liddle
Runs bstted in-GIammas CD. Gross,
McN bt 6gTsfas be pos, Mu ave- %o
Home runs Musial. BURGESS, Bell Sac
rifice ay- Mcmillan Left on bases
Cincinnati, St Louis, s Bases on
ballS-Of Jiddle, of Mcdaniel /:
off Jackson, 3 Struck out-By Gross. >;
BY Liddle. ., BY Mcdaniel, =; by Wen
meier .; by Schmidt . Hits-Of
+ ii iil innings of Wehmeier' in :
innings Of jackson in 3 innings;
of Schmidt ] IN inning Runs and
earned runs OF Gross, IL; of Liddle,
= of Mcdaniel - Of Wehmeier,
IL Of Jackson, 90: of Schmidt, IL
Wild pitch Liddle Winning pitcher
Gross G-0l Losing pitcher--Liddle
40 Time-",3s Attendance-29 81 3.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
EASTERN LEAGUE
WESTERN LEAGUE

Topeka lot. Sioux CITY "a
Lincoln, 81; Des MONIES U-a
Pueblo. s.; AlbuQuerGue 4-3
Amarillo, -; Colorado Springs. 10
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FIRST GAME
Totals 33 "a Totals Il 10 -

struck GU; for Bull in 18th.
:! Grounded out for o'Connell in hth.
3 Ran for Rice IN ith.
! Called out on strikes for Philips
n It'll
! Grounded out for Dttmer IN 9th
i Struck out for RoSelln in 9th
Ran for Irwin in 7th.
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PHILLlES, TT; DODGERS, "a
FIRST GAME
Totals 80 10TH Totals 80 y II

Struck out for r Miller in 4th
;, Flied out for Nesray in 9Th
, Hit by pitch for Kazanski IN 9th.
I Ran for Hemus in 9th
J SINGLED for Miller in 9th
Grounded out for Burk in 9TH.
struck our for Cimoh in 9th
Philadelphia 600 002 OOH
Brooklyn 400 600 O0u--4
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MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
ORIOLES, S; RED sox,

Totals Is II "A 10 Totals 80 1877
Called out on strikes for Hard in
9Th
= Grounded out Tor Dorish in 9th
Boston O02 O10 uuO--3
Baltimore 100 I3O OOx--5
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SECOND GAME


siusled for Moss in 9th
singled for Donovan in 9th.
3 Ran for Northey IN 9th.
CHICAGO olO 600 oO0-1
Cleveland 100 2O3 uoX-6
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SECOND GAME
Milwaukee AH.oA ChicaEo
Totals rs $50 Totals 80 5 - /.

IOIas = = IUtdIs ." D ; :
Fouled out for valentinet,i in 9th
Lined into double play for Brosnar
in eth
2 Ran for Klns in 9th.
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SECOND GAME
Totals -3aa27s Totals 347 .;

Ran for Robinson in end
Struck out for Mcdaniel IN 3rd
3 Forced DelGreco for Wehmeier in
5th
4 Singled for jackson in sth
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MINOR LEAGUES

| 81
laterl
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0"3 900 All Ella
O0l O6@ Oh 2-l5
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

NEAR SHoREHAM HoTEL-Beauti-
full studio room; share kitchen with
CALVERT ST. AND 10Th AREA NV.
-Eficiency; share bath: $40 mo-;
utils. incl. ST. 3-S546. %
keeping rooms and efficiency apis
1 aA s And RHODE ISLAND NV
Front rm.: twin beds; grill. refgr;
utils. COW. to transp. ia. S-53o6.
CAPITOL HILL-Lse. rm.; pvt. bath:
1889 ssPe MrNTWoo 51S' PLACE NV
2 Ink; rms. with kitchen; So
week; $50 month, utils. incl. IA
I'm. s'i or SITS. N.w.-clock-radio
TV: African: S7-l0 wk. Elk: 3-6633.
COLUMBIA RID. AND 18th ST.
Studio I'm; for LADY, aI; 2 Jad fir;: SINK
14 4etg' 10Th rs ST ny N.w.CLse. from. rm.
overlooking 10th ST.. next bath.
refrigerator, hot plate; S35. Also
room: s2a5.
ia19 Sth ST. N.w-Bedrm. and kit.
UtiIs. furn.; near transp., prefer
couple: S13 wklv. Ia. 1881.
CONN AND M ST.-Desirable. COM
pletely pvt. sink, new refrig., Just
renovated: $43 month for congenial
lady. DI. 7-0073 ewes. after 2
COLORED-4f5I. TENNESSEE AVE.
Me- rooms. unfinished. bath
c OF f'ta7 coIUMBrA RID.
$3.50. o'sULI1vAN REALTY. Ma,
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

a37 MASS. AVE. N.E.-Nice lge
sleeping rm.; men only; mr.. carline.
ExcEifTioSSALIY NICE, lse. frent
rm., conf, quiet; SIS mo. Smaller
r rm sTS TS y. a Rig. jve from,
Also ais; smaller ather'1 rm.. Ss5 mo- Ii, ).
NICE VICE BRIGHT RM,-Neat congenial
lady. 1886: J. in family; home
privils.. Tv: hlks. bus. ia. 9-975S.
bath: transportation; beautiful eaS
4sss lin ST. N.E;-cemfortable,
rPG FSiS ne Moons. with or with
out privils,: nearby ne. and NV
r SUI -AMHisposSs DOW. II, Front R s.9sta
CATH. .. Single and double; con-
ven transp. 1905 Perry st. ne
co 81 sInS-os4 coNsr. AVE. NE.
a Girls to share house; new fur
nishings. laundry facils,; cony. TO
transp,; reas. rates. Call Ii. A.
CaoHLoREp--2 ROOMS furn. and l
room unfurn.. share kit. and bath
/ child accepted. Ii. 3-3495. -
COLORED-16I r. I. AVE. NJ
Large room for man. no. 2-4n5o'
coLoREp-Iaos STAPLES ST. NJ
single. room, $3.50. II, 6-a1la..
cetoREp..RooMs FOR RENT ~
Ii, 7.l12p. -
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ROOMS FuRN.-Mp. 6 VA.

ALEX, Beverly Hills section-Loy
front rm. in attr. home, for bust
ness lady or cple. Cow. transp'
WEsT NOR HILLS = Large
rm.. 2 windows, overlooking wooded
area with stream; pvt. bath; gentle
man: $50. OIL. 2-6663, after m
CHEvERLY, MD.-Lse. dble. rm.,
nicely furn,; pvt. bath, phone and
TV.: breakfast If desired. AP. q
ARL., near Pentagon-Double hotel
rooms, day or week. also, family
apis: parking. IA; 2-3343' hath
section: Il block from Wash.-Aiex
N. ARL.-sgies.. d6ies.. twin beds,
phone, coffee priyils.. shower or
tub; nj. Hecht,s, ia. s-735I. II
ALEX. tBev. HID. COW. Pentason-
Master bedrm.; pvt; e ent Nth ext;
$40 gentleman. TIE. 6-3S3I. =
ARLINGTON. NORTH-Single room
for young prof man or ofhcer IN
private adult Christian family: $40
week, KE. S-543l. -
FURNISHED ROOM for gentleman:
semiprivate bath; private home:
very clean. JU. 1882. -
Nix, INTERSECTION, Columbia pike
and Glebe I'd juliet home. gentle
man: ) min. to Pentagon or Navy
VI. HYATTs.--Large front ROOM
next to bath; cow. to shopping
open air theater. bus. WA. 7-olS2.
COLONIAL VILLAGE, lg. rm., kit.
privils.. business lady: mr. Pentagon
and shop. ctr. ia. 5-045S.
FOR EMPLOYED WOMAN-Attr.
rm., pvt. entr, tele.; mr.. Lee hwy',
x35., ia. 2-S745.
ARLINGTON-Will give room and
pay in proportion to time and abil.
ity to man to assist in care OF
nearby Virginia property ia
GROUND FIR, dble. bedrm., pvt.
entr., shower and law; $40 week;
gentleman. JU. 5-6745. JU. 5-9l7b.
ARLINGTON--Nicel furn. room;
pvt. home: 8 min. to NAVY Annex
and Pentagon. ia. S-3T16..
ALEX. -Attrac. rm.. next bath, tele-
phone privils., pvt. home; excel. bus
service. OV. 3-4l54.
ROOM with cooking PRIVILEGES. Ia,
Goma PIX. Nd. Use OF phone and
washing machine. JU. 9-544.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

BRADLEY ARMS. at Dupont Circle,
1926 10th st. n.w.--Home-cooked
food: reasoned Bile prices
10th ST. N.W.--Girls; pvt. home;
dble.. also sgle.; pvt. bath; Nv.
piano; child welcome. ia. 9-53o7.
N.W.-In attractive pvt. nome. nice
single rm., gond meals. ample PARK
ing space. HUI. 3-7563. IS
1922 10th ST. N.W-Sinele and
double rooms. excellent meals. D
MT. PLEASANT AREA-Nicely fur
nished room. excellent table. Home
privils. I'D t-1503 -
THE MARIETTA, 1925 18th st. NV
Single, double rms. for young la
dies men: shower, excel. board
RID. NV. eooi-Nice,
clean rm.; good meals; Tv aybi
Young people: Sis wk. CO. 5-?s93
esae 39th ST. N.w.-ssle. room
private home. excel. meals. with. OF
without board: man.
BSMT. Apt rm. and kit, furn;:
$50 per mo. Will care for small
LOVELY Room AND BATH for cid
erly people; private home OF nurse,
Care given EN-. 2-a231.
RI. AND BOARD in pvt, home for
retired person: on busline. Att. to
diet. JU. T-72SS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04
ROOMS FURN.-s.E.-s,w.

6i2 9Th ST. s.W.-Rooms near
bath. Cow. transp. Call ME- D.
z, CxPIToIa cow. transp.-Desk; 2
closets; very clean; near bath. mo
other roomers. Ii. 3-407O.
600 G ST. S.E,-Sleeping room,
double bed; $50 week; cony.
1e s!sn RERR;NTuCkY AVE. s.E.-well-
furnished rm. in private home
convenient transp. Ii 3-66ls;
/ BLK. PA. AVE. mr.. Navy I'd
Sci. or dbl. rms. 92l E st. sc. Ii.
LARGE. .ATTRAc. BEpRM.. bath;
phone, kit. privils.; VIVA bus At
door: gar. avail. 432S Bowen .rd.
Sc. LU. 1-4665. -
z. CAPITOL; cow. transp.: desk. ?
closets: very clean; near bath. NO
other DONORS II. 3-407O.
3Oth AND NJ SITS. S.E.-Pvt adult
home. Clean. quiet. COW. Gentle
man; SIS VIZ. LII. l-0S2l.
ON CAPITOL HILL, single rooms,
ladies. with or without kit. priyils:.
use of TV and phone. Ii. 6-1 12f.
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RMS, APIS. TO SHARE Cont.

1919 Isth ST. NV, Apt. COS
Young man to share apt, with tSo
and pm: daily, DE. 2-4GS7.
YOUNG Man 70 shars my nice
sD1 ns; lisa Euclid .I d,s St. s NV;
Mon. after $50 pm. "A
MAN. 25-40. to share Turn. home
with :; other men: rec. rm.; COW.
transp. ia, 7-45.3 -
ARLINGTON-Gir. to share two
bedrm. apt. with another girl: new
ly furn.. cow. transp. IA. 2-5662.
LADY TO SHARE APT. with one
other lady: separate rms. refs. elst
and F SITS. NV. NE. S-6554. a.
GEORGETOWN-Girl. Is to IS, to
share nicely furn.. 2-bedrm. apt,
ggi With one one ether s5o girl; conv. transp-
LADY. under Is. to share neat apt
near Walter Reed with another
lady. Everything furn. RA. 6-s374
LADY TO SHARE with another lady;
kit; privils: 11ol 18TH st. NV
MALE STUDENT, "a. to share fur
nished, modern apt. with another
man. 18th and F SITS. NV. NE
s-O540. Ext. 392. after 2, Sun,
weekdays after s.
GOOD HOME for divorced mother
with CHILDREN dIT; &c Rsas' NO. 7 .,sSxi
with another girl. 30-35: nice NV
section. sleeping porch. lovely back
N. ARLINGTON. Lorcom Iane-Mar
to share lge furn. apt. with other
man. s42 mo. IA. 5-5649. Call
. YoUNG MEN wish to share their
apt. with another man. Furn. good
loo. Reas. rent. RA. 3-7ss0.
CHARMING APT. 18th st. NV. up
per-Interesting career girl to share
with another girl; sep. bedrm.; din.
rm, TV: must see to appreciate
IA, IA ar a16Il0; Pm; >. .,o oa
2-bedrm. apt. with 3 other girls.
All cows, cd. transp. EN-. 3-5464
GIRL. 22-30, to share spacious 2
bedrm. apt. with . other girls; $32
mo. rent. 1901 10Th st. NV, Apt
81. NO. 7-7Is5, or after 5 wkdays.
TEACHER WILL SHARE APT with
ANOTHER lady; k dtoI privi n air send sgSd
elevator apt. with another man;
reasonable. JU. 10000.
CONN. AvE.-Lady VIII share her
attractive -bedrm. twin d. apt.
with elderly or retired lady; TV
and unlimited phone, Sunday and
evenings, EN-. 2-lJ92.
GIRL to share apt. with another;
own room, Tv S35 mo. Cow,
transp.. K-4 line. IA. 9-0551.
ARL.-Three girls want one ether
girl to share attr. house; COW. /
biz. from bus. Ewes, IA. 2-7124.
YOUNG MAN has nicely furnished
apt. to share with another; excel
lent loo; TV. Reas ia. 5-013g.
JEWISH GIRL wanted to share ant.
with | Other; al conveniences, Tv,
18th AND HARVARD N.w.-Girl to
girls: Ty. S37 so. NO. 7-3f75,
BEAUTIFUL air-cond. apt. to share
with another lady; in Boston
House. Call HU. 3-7373.
APT, CLOSE IN. share with another
business or profes. man; private
bedroom. d. 7-3419.
MAN, 25-45, to share apt. with man;
mr.. 18th and Mass; no drinking
Elk. 3-7S40. Sun. lilo or ewes.
BUS. GIRL will share bedrm. apt
with another girl. or rm.. kit. privil
Sc, Mr.. BoLLINGVGirl, o1-3o,
congenial, to share twin-bedrm
ant with another; mod: COW. ia
buses, shops. 10. 2-19S4.