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DC. Man Advances
In Homestead Golf

HOT SPRINGS. Va, Oct. 8 up.
-Harton and Dick Semple Of
Sewickley. Pa, the brothers
picked most likely to succeed,
opened their bid with convincing
victories in yesterdays initial
round of the 44th annual Home
stead fall golf tournament over
the par-7l, 6,740-yard Cascades
course.
Harton, the defending cham
pion. used even par figures for
III holes to defeat jackson Boyd
Iof Hot Springs. 8 and Z.
Dick, a carbon copy of his
brother. shot 1-under-par golf
for the same II holes to trim
DIR. C. E. Moore of Harrisburg.
Pa, by a similar Bandit margin.
Dick Humphrey of Cleveland
moved into the second round
with a 4-and-3 victory over Jack
Whelan of Canton, Ohio, and
w. R. Hill of Belmont, Pa. dis
posed of Knox Young of Pitts
burgh, 4 and 2.
Other results included:
DR. William Eyans Of washington.
D. G., defeated Robert jackson OF Balti-
more. 8 and /
Jack Emick Of Baltimore defeated John
Tom Lennon Of Hot SPRINGS defeated
Fordyce Gayton Of YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio,
Up.
j. M. Broadbeck of Pittsburgh de-
feated Fred Tod, IT, OF YOUNGSTOWN
Ohio, ! up.
Today's pairinss: Humphrey VS.. Harton
7 Sempie and Hill VS.. Broadbeck in the
, upper bracket In the lower bracket
Dick Semple VS.. DR.. Evans and Lennon
I VS.. Emick
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 3 up.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. s Rl.I
George Preston Marshall,
owner of the Washington Red
skins. says that Ivy League
schools are writing the obituary
of the sport they created-col-
lege football.
His recommendation for pump
ing new life into the game is
to fire 80 per cent of the col
lege presidents.
The outspoken Redskins owner,
whose team plays the Eagles here
Saturday night, told the Foot
ball Writers Association yester-
day:
1.-THE trouble with college
presidents is that most Of them
wanted to play football, but
couldn't make the team. Now
they're taking it out on the
athletes with all their ludicrous
rules.
"Why such great institutions
as Yale. Princeton, Dartmouth
Harvard and Pennsylvania are
taking it upon themselves tt
destroy the game they created.
don't know.
And that's what they're doing
making a sound, solid effort II
destroy the game.
Whats wrong with giving
boy a scholarship to play foot
ball? Is it any different from
giving a scholarship to a kid VIII
stars on debating team"
Marshall let fly at the Pacifi
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Virginia Athletics
Kept Out Of Red By
Surplus from IS

RICHMOND. Oct. 3 (R.-Ex-
penditureS on intercollegiate
athletics totaled $188,337 for the
fiscal year ended June 80. the
University of Virginia reported
yesterday.
In an annual report to State
Budget Director j. H. Bradford,
the university's athletic depart
ment said there were receipts Of
$181 ,466. A surplus of $15,776
left from the 1855 year kept the
athletic program from going into
the red.
On the revenue side, receipts
from home football games yield
ed net proceeds of SCI. lao
Among expenditures, S98,626
went for personal services. $22.-
1874 for travel, S23,212 for sup
plies, $1,000 for laundry and dry
cleaning. The remainder was
listed for equipment, repairs anc
materials.
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Paul Minner Given
Release by Cubs

CHICAGO, oct. 3 (P.-Paul
Minner. lefthanded pitcher
whose neck was fractured in a
New York mishap last summer,
has been released uncondition-
ally by the Cubs.
The injury was reported sus-
tanned in a fall in his hotel bath
tub June 10. The second ver-
zebra of his neck was cracked
The 33-year-old southpaw. &C
CURED by the Cubs from Brook
Ign in 1850, had a 62-T9 Chicago
record and a lifetime National
League mark of 1894.
Minner appeared in 10 game:
this year before his injury anc
had a 2-5 record.
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YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
By WARREN GAER
Drake Football Coach

Army is playing a 5-3-3 de-
fensive Give linemen, three line
hackers, three deep mem, against
Penn State. The middle man in
the line and the center linebacker
are both All-America candidates.
Penn State receives the OPEN
ing kickoff and runs it back to
the so. On first down, the Nittany
Lions throw a shallow pass for
eight yards. It's now second down
and two on the Army AZ, midway
between the sidelines.
You are the Penn State quar-
terback. Rate these plays /, 2, 3
and 4 for his situation:
Keep or pitch Quarterback
runs parallel to scrimmage line
with halfback trailing for pitch
around end).
Long diagonal pass.
Fake pass and drive over center
Quick play up the middle By
fullback.
1AnSper on Page CD
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West Virginia Come
On CIosed-C Radio

A closed-circuit radio broad
cast of the West Virginia Texas
football game Saturday night
will be carried to the American
Legion Hall at Third and E
streets NV.
The West Virginia alumni club
is sponsoring the broadcast. and
all alumni and friends of both
schools are invited. Game time
lis 10 pm.
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.COLONIALS

Continued From Page CT
losses, all to End Paul Thompson,
and completing GW's passing
statistics is one by Sommer that
Thompson also caught.
In the line it's been the same
way, with numerous players shar-
ing attention. The Colorials on
defense have had to put on sew
eral strong stands, and no one
lineman can be credited with
being responsible. At various
times such stalwards as Tackles
Dave Liddick, Bob Jewett. Bill
McHenry ana Ed Rutsch and
Guards Bob Sutton, Ray Murray,
Ed Salach and Marion Hoar
have come up with important
saves.
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Porker-Gruy Triumphs
Over Baltimore Team

Parker Gray High of Alex
andria evened its seasons foot
ball record at IL with a 14-0
victory over Carver of Baltimore
yesterday at Parker-Gray.
The touchdowns came in the
third quarter on 2-yard plunge
by Linwood Armstrong and in
the fourth period when Roland
Scott streaked SIS yards with a
pass interception. William
Thompson converted both times
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New Auto Speed Mark

MONA, Italy, Oct. 3 (P.-A
British Lotus-CL Max car driven
by American Mackay Fraser to-
day claimed a new 50-kilometer
(30-mile) world record for 100
&C. cars after covering the
distance in Is minutes 26.4
seconds yesterday for an av-
Iarage speed of 223.210 kmph
1882 mph).
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When Joe Bellino scored
touchdowns on a 33-yard run
and a 65-yard pass play in
Columbian Props 200 opening
victory over Massanutten Mill
tary Academy last Saturday at
| Woodstock, Va, it marked the
I32d consecutive game in which
he had scored.
Bellino, before coming to
Columbian, was an All-Ameri-
can selection at Winchester
(Mass.O High School. Incident
ally, the school, located just out
of Boston, has lost only one
, game in the last 33.
The starting lineup last Sat-
, urday when Montgomery Junior
College played Naval Receiving
Station was filled with former
. area high school players.
The list included Center A
! Fox (Western), Guards George
Mandes (St. Johns and DicE
:, Malloy (Coolidge); Tackle:
Randy Bowyer (Sherwood) anC
/. Stan Steppa Coolidge: End
!, AL Burch (St.. Johns) and EC
Higgins bethesda Chew!
! Chase; Quarterback Ted DaviC
= COOLIDGE: Halfbacks Bob Viii
! loughby (Anacostia) and Ton
CLARK (St. John's) and Fullbacl
II Ray Berho CWilson).
It Roger Gerstenfeld of the 81
a Adams team is the son of Rabt
e Norman Gerstenfeld of tn
n Washington Hebrew Congrega
'r ton. while John Smathers is tn
S son Of Senator Smathers. Demo
: crat, of Florida. Both player
II are ends.
" 4 y
d, The elevation awhile back {
l. Lee Mclaughlin to athletic d.
rector of Episcopal High also ir
" volved others in the athletic d.
" partment.
L. Mclaughlin still retains h
70 position as head football coac
l. and track coach. sgd Waldo
It's basketball coach. became equiv
IS ment director for the athlet
c. rental system newly installed
n the school.
lin Allen c. Phillips succeeds
Walden as basketball coach al
= also will take over baseball
the spring from Jim Taylor.
x = \ u
in Gordon Coleman, first bias
man for Mobile of the Southe
o. Association and former Richa
as Montgomery High School st;
mt finished the season with 81 hoI
an runs, 1T runs-batted-in and
= .318 average. good for a tie wi
two others for fourth place
ub final league averages.
nd Two pitchers in the sal
tn league, Highlander Bill Dali
ne and Southpaw Don Kildoo, be
former Westinghouse Hi
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500 Tukes Decision

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8 R.-
Jimmy 500, Irish Chinese fighter
from Philadelphia, won unani-
nous decision over Edgar Slower
of New York at the Cambria last
night in his first appearance
since Baby Vasquez ended his
34-bout unbeaten string in New
York in August.
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|Ahearn Expects
Anthony 10 Win.
Shot al Title

Promoter Goldie Ahearn,
proud of the list of big-name1
fighters he's presented in WASH
ington, thinks that Tony An
thony who boxes here Friday
night eventually will earn
place with some of the best who
have shown here.
Anthony, New Yorker who
trades punches with Clarence
Hinnant of Washington in Fri
days television hereunder at
Capitol Arena, is No. 7 on the
list of challengers for Archie
Moore's 175-pound crown.
Ahearn considers that Anthony
is only a fight or two away from
a championship match.
The promoter figures that
Moore, who is going after the
heavyweight title, isn't interested
in Interchangeable fights any
more. Chuck Speiser is the only
American rated ahead of An
Ithony, so as Ahearn reasons, "Ii
Anthony gets past Hinnant. he'll
have to fight Speiser, and the
winner of that fight takes or
the best of those other guys fol
the title. It's as simple as that.
Anthony, a rormer amateur
welterweight champion, has jus
turned 81 and apparently has ;
big career ahead of him. H
had plenty of experience as al
amateur and as an Army fighte
before turning pro. AS a pro he
won 81 of 81 fights, Fl by knock
outs. This year he's won a,
three of his starts and all b
knockouts over Clal :nce Floyc
Frank McGary and Tony John
son..
In meeting Hinnant, Anthem
will take on a fighter who onl
recently started earning a repu
tation. Hinnant spent a Ion
time as a preliminary and sem
final fighter before getting bou
with name" opponents, but he
i done all right recently, In SUI
n, cession he's knocked out AL Al
% drews, Willie Troy and Jul
Carrera.
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ChurIie Norkus Bows

HOUSTON, Oct. 3 (P).-Roy
Harris, undefeated Conroe (Texo
heavyweight, won his 10th
straight decision here last night
with a unanimous verdict over
Charlie Norkus, Port Washing
ton IN. " veteran.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
nv the Associated Press

BY the AsSOclated Press
HOUSTON. Tex.--Roy Harris, lS5.
Conroe. Tex, outpointed Charlie Norkus,
1876. Port WASHINGTON. Y. U0.
PHILADELPHIA-Jim 500. 1854,
outpointed Edgar Slower.
1851. New York 49,.
LONDON, England-Dick Richardson.
203I4. London. awarded decision over
Ezzard Charles, 202. Cincinnati (Chsrles
disqus lifted In second round for per
sigtent holding"
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MINOR LEAGUES

BY the Associated Press
DIME SERIES
Atlanta fSAl. 8; Houston tTL). g..
Best -of-seven series tied, 2-2).
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With T HE
HIGH SCHOOLS
By BOB HANSON

stars, also finished with COM
records.
Daley had 1873 record. 1919
strikeouts and a 3.18 ERA,
while Kildoo finished with a
14-8 mark, 141 strikeouts and a
3.39 ERA. Daley was stricken
with appendicitis few days be-
fore the season ended and was
operated on. missing the playoffs.
Coleman and Daley have been
purchased by San Diego, a
farm team of the indians. Kildoo
is property of the Pirates.
Another former WI pitcher,
ISouthpaw Don Thompson. is just
winding up a stint with the Army
lin Germany and will head for
winter ball in the Venezuelan
League. He is property Of the
Yankees and will report to Birm-
inghani Of the Southern Asso-
citation in the spring.
Il y
The seasons first football rat
ing list came out harder than
pulling an eye tooth.
AS is always the case, the top
team isn't necessarily that, par
Iticularly after only three weeks
play It's the old wheeze about
Throwing names in hat and
picking them out blindfolded.
AS the season natures, well
have a better line but for now
this is it.
RATING LIST
1. Westinghouse 1907.
: 2. Carroll 800.
: 3. Wakefield 900.
) 4. George Washington 800
S. Bethesda Chevy Chase 600
6. Episcopal Q-0).
( 7. Wilson DID.
: 8. Anacostia (2-0-D.
: 9. Cardozo (2-0).
: TO- Tech go.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

AiE RI VA vA2;bedrm brk. rss q I,
trees H 0s sIsS. Eo 5 ssRSSss yard T5'A
SILVER sPRING--Forest Hills Es-
hedrm. rambler, ialousie den, dream
kitchen. large liv, rm.. sep. din, rm.,
"a baths. Close to everything. S176
mo RIA B-0234 %
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.--Attrac. well
furn. 3-bedrm,, excel. loo. -Adults.
Refs. Avail. immed. EN-. 2-7530,
SHoREHAM AREA - Groom, 3h-
bath row smartly decor, and well
furn. EXTRAS: is by "a rec, rm.
With bar; porehes; garaEe; S275
GEoRGETowN-,small house, May
to Oct. IS, Call between 9-10 m;
A fiifs Z; n" 3TRGfiN sHSa7S .S-gsm.
and bath duplex house; basement,
SEIsR RT[nf St.nts' ij *. SflFessn' month
CHEVY CHASE, Md, near Chevy
Chase Club; large lot; 4 bedrooms.
baths. maids room and bath
Also charming oeorgetown home,
eel.s,qsni, ns ma $4,000 BOSS a
SUMNER SUMNER RENT I'm June. July. August.
bedrms., completely furnished;
nrby. Va: $3.50 per mo-, incl. utils..
swimming pool facils. KE. s-b53S,
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. acfos,
from Coolidge Hish School. on bth
ST, NV Modern semidet. house
S,i,th 2 bsarms IL baths, Elee.
furnishings, $3.50 mo. caii Monday
SIDNEY 2. MENsH 4 Co. MA. 8.
BETHEsDA--2;bedrm Colonial. at.
trac furn.; charming garden and
sNH ~ SS,IStnSSs ~ June d.t y Oct. e.
h fS TS. SssEI~ii sr S Ss,:r sss
NiEAEy nc sosH5fa IA cAApfEf 1851; ana A..
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

MODERN Arl. bungalow, 3 pedrms. :,
schools. sos. ia. 1885. -
400 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-3 bed
rms, liy. rm... dining rm.. kitchen.
bath; 2 porches: full bsmt: gas
heat. Only half block to bus; only
W NJ. DORA CO. TU. 3-0774. "a
SILVER SPRING = Aforementioned
duplex apt. homes: Si33.5o pef
c. M. MARsTELLER. IT,, Real Es-
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5sos C ST. s.E.-s77 for : rooms;
utilities extra. LII. 2-271l. ID
ANNANDALE, -bedrm. brick,
cow. Defense. service personnel:
shops and schools; lge. lott $500
3-BEDROOM BRK.. mr.. Bollins
yrs. old; newly dec; YOUNGSTOWN
kit; bsmt.; din. rm., Ia baths;
fenced lot; avail. early June; sll0
CHEVY CHASE AREA-Det. 2-story;
3 bedrooms. porch. full bsmt..
ample closet space. fruit trees. Very
sener W %o 7 a5s lsMSfe sssGppne
%
COLUMBIA PIKE AREA. 54O2 18th
st. SD bedrms.. fireplace. large
lot. Ideal Pentagon workers. newly
decor. Rent S125 mo. TIE. 6-4983.
TAKOMA PIX. 6S03 Prince George
ave.--Detached brick. newly painted.
? or 3 bedrms.. lge. rec. rm,. fenced
in. close to shopping centers.
schools. and churches. S115 mo,
CO. $4,000. g
FAIRFAX CIRCLE. VA, VIC.-Small
d rms. modern; oil heat; screened
porch, DU. 5-9115. ID
NEWLY DECORATED; 3 bedrms.
bsmt. and garage; brick home. RE,
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HOUSES FURN. Cont,

FALLS CHURCH area--2 bedrms.
lily. rm;, kit. bath; stone firepl; car.
pit: pvt. wooded area. wo. 6-0l27
BETHEsDA-CHEvY CHASE Fur.
rated, detached house; 8 rooms
8 full baths; large porch. yard ant
garden; Ia short blocks to new
B-CC shopping center. One large OF
z S Small families. OIL. 2-76l6, Ii
4 GIRLs-This is 1t. Liv. room
din: room beautiful kit. two. bed
n nRfs' $50 S': sssR J otl Sss CUR
UPPER 10th ST. N.W.-Extraordi.
nary house, superb for entertain.
Ing In. -, I bedrms;; 31s baths, maid!
year lease. RIA. 3-S126.
oVERL O0K ING ROCK CREER
PARK = Ideal for diplomat oil
enS dent Sssi si. sp'S f "a aH SsSa
conditioned. " sspase; bea Sit 1i1
landscaped yard beautifully iurn
HENRY Ma s-a sgggs da Ssi q sN
1889 OGDEN ST. N.W.-Close 18th
ssr" + g S;:;sS5s' ;s;isS. 'i En-. 5-5SStSs
WALTER REED AREA-s-rm. bath
Son nf BIKE Realty Co. i RAl s.
OPEN 10 SUN, 1929 10th st. NV
furn. Ideal for doctor or guest
REACH q PuRcELL, Elk. 3-S4iS
FALLS CHURCH. SO4 Marie dr..
Sleepy Hollow - 3-bedroom brick
rambler modern kitchen, recrea-
ton room in basement; $3.50
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.. ia
SILVER SPRING-Compl. furn. g.
rm.- 2la-bath home. porch. garage;
$ Sl25 mo, MAJ 10 to Oct. /.
GEORGETOWN-Attractive 3-bed-
room room hS H 1877 s SUMMER: small gar
CHEVY CHASE-summer, comforta-
c cone eoo Br SfST9Sm' na s5
with grill. OF. 4-O73O.
CLEVELAND Pk.-Beautifully furn.
z rooms, 2 baths, garage, delightful
garden; available June to October
TOWN d SUBURBAN, EN-. 2-q400.
WESTMORELAED CIRCLE AREA
Summer rental. bedrms., 3 baths.
lge. liv.. rm., opening On terrace
and encl. garden. Ideal for enter
tanning or children. Attractive:
reasonable at 5000 for 3 months.
EN- o-2554.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES white brick,
flowers, trees, patio. garage, sep
arate din. rm. FE. 3-30I7.
lCL0SE-IN ARLINGTON-New brich
3;hedroom home, completely fur.
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June 10 to Sept. 10. OIL. 4-4717.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-Newly dec.
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rms. ga baths. 2-car garage. mr.
schools, churches: avail. iinmed
EN-. 2-2954, 10. 1852.
UPPER 18th ST. AREA bedrms.
Ia baths. flrepl.. oil heat. bsmt
nicely furn.; excel. transp. CO. 5.
WASHINGTON GOLF AND CoUN.
TRY CLUB---Unusually nice 4 bed.
rms. baths. garage. Large lot
with many trees. Avail. June fol
II years. S225 month.
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
lot. 1856 OF. 4-SO35
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COOP APIS, FOR SALE
tcontinued)
NOW BEING BUILT

NOW BEING BUILT!
POTOMAC PLAZA APIS
COOPERATIVE
Why Should You Buy? Max
This Comparison =.
For $4,000 you can buy
an air conditioned,
one-bedroom apt. in
this modern coop bldg.
-. and own it forever!
For $4,000 you can
lease a comparable apt.
for 813 yrs. 600 mos. at
$3.50 mo- and how
many times 8la yrs. is
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You can buy any size
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Plaza on such reason
able terms that your
rental saving will aver
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Investigate! Get the
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that we already have
put A coop apt. bldgs.
into successful opera
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that more than 500 of
this, our newest and
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been sold, even though
construction has just
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Every one is a choice
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all types are still avail
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SALE OR RENT
MICHIGAN PARK

-Four blocks north of Providence
Semidetached 2-story brick. Full
basement 3 bedrms.. also separate
dining room. "a baths. all new fur
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clear; or unfinished sos mo. l
bus fare only. Open Sun, 20 pm,
or phone for appointment weekdays.
STEUART BROS, INC.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

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MAYOR GRADENs

l-bedrm.. liv. rm., din. rm., kit.
and bath apt All huge rooms. Plenty
closet space. Newly decorated. 2nd
II. apt. overlooking beautifully land
Laundry and storage facilities for
each apt. / block to bus. 3To interest
on unpaid balance. For details and
70 inspect call JOHN L. SHELTON.
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THE BRoADMooR

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mod. kit. disposal and dish
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2 baths, solarium. sep. din.
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Y KY. air eond. avail.
sCOMP. REDEC., BRAND
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lily. rm., jr. din. rm., 5 closets,
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ASK for MAJOR CARNEY at
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT from owner:
House In Chevy Chase or NV. area.
3 bedrooms -unfurnished, commence
ing July for 2 years. Box 44B-A.
DESIRE IMMEDIATELY, 3-bedroom
furn. house, . or 8 mos HUI.
3-T7Oa, Ext. 807. q
FOUR BEDRM. HOME. NV. or Nd.
near grade and high schools. Gov.
exec. excel, Seis. wo. e-6784
3 BEDROOMS: adults: no pets or
children NV p e. GARAGE, Latter
BOX 1b4-Z, Star
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, stor-
age. Reasonable rates. ia. 9-Ea37.
MOVING AND HAULING. day or
night: reas. rates. Call DU 7-96S7
HILL, well-known mover; ms: exper.
men; closed vans; low rates; apis.
low as $50; any hour. AP. 7-0656.
CHESTER MOVERS--Laree or small,
we do them all; clean. careful,
courteous. ST. 3-S570. ia. 9-0115.
IA
LIGHT HAULING, local - moving;
beaches a specially. s. l.. MORRIS,
tn. 2-1150 or Ii. 6-2SSq.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country. safe storage In
separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. I7-0l04. UNION STOR-
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1906.
HARRIS MOVERS - Insured van
service: 2 experienced white men:
So hr. 10. 7-S341, 10. 7-259S.
LIGHT HAULING, day or night. reas-
enable rates. free estimates. LII.
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THE ONTARIO
1883 Ontario Rd. NV.

'DISHwAsHER, DIsPos-
HHiry. R RM., AIR nRrH coND MET;
bedrms., maids rm., pantry
with sink PLUS BALCONY.
SW cor; facing prevailing
summer breezes. 4th n.
bedrm., din. rm., liy. rm.,
Kit. and bath, 9th a. Horizon
view from all rms. 70 west,
north and east. Good closets.
Liv. rn., / bedrm., kit. and
bath 18th and 9th ifs.
ALSO 2, 4 and 3 bedrm. apt.
homes tone with . baths).
ASK for MR.. OWENS at
ONTARIO swtchbd.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED
FALLS CHURCH

Choice suburban location, close to
stores, buses and schools; all newly
decorated.
~ 120S Allen avenue, POPLAR
MISUNDERSTANDING. brick RAM
bier; all-electric kitchen, In
GLIDING garbage disposal. range,
refrigerator, dishwasher and
washing machine; comfortable
suburban living; SLAB.
CD 600 North lane 2-hedroom
rambler, for the small family;
fully sodded, 'evel lot; off.street
parking; safe tor children; sos.
t3) 69SS Fairfax DIR. on tne Airing
ton-Fairfax Co. line. close to
everything-Two bedrms., full
basement, separate dining area ;
semidetacned brick home: low
utility costs: 500
(4 Alexandria-Only 5 minutes to
Pentagon; 3-oedrm. town house;
modern sitchen; auto. gas heat;
utilS rn1. uiavaroundS. son 6O
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1874 p STREET NV.

COW. ST. MATTHEWS
,PARISH--Cent, loo, / blk.
from Dupont cir. elev. SWITCH
BID. bldg, ) rooms. Mod. kit
and bath; air cond. avail.
Must be seen to appreciate is
true beauty. Ask for MRS.
BEESE In Apt. los,