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Invalid, IS, Dies
In Virginia Fire

COLONIAL BEACH, Va. Feb.
3.-A woman who was q partial
invalid burned to death here
yesterday in a fire at a tourist
home in which she and a sister
lived alone.
The victim was 75-year-old
Mrs. J. B. Richardson. Neigh
bors spotted fire at the Over
brook Inn and rescued Mrs. En-
ma Ames, 80, but were unable to
locate Mrs. Richardson.
Later Mrs. Richardson's body
was found near q window.
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Democrats to Lunch

Representative Landlord OF
Maryland and Mayor D'Alesan-
dro Of Baltimore will address a
Maryland Day brunch of the
Democratic Club Of the District
of Columbia at 1890 pm. Sum
day at the Burlington Hotel, 1920
Vermont avenue NV.
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Health Head Retirino

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Feb.
3 Especially DIR. Lyle J. Roberts.
health director for the three
eastern panhandle counties,
with Offices in this city for the
past five years. is resigning,
effective March 3.
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c. of c. to Meet

The Chamber of Commerce Of
Southern Maryland will meet at
8 pm. Monday in the Upper
Marlboro Courthouse. James r.
Keck of the United States Cham
Der OF Commerce will speak.
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FBI Agent Shifted

RICHMOND. Feb. 3 o.
James H. Gale, special agent in
charge Of the Virginia Office OF
the Federal Bureau of Investi-
CATION here. Is being transferred
to the FBI's Cincinnati ONCE.
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FinsterwaId
One Stroke Up

ST. LOUIS. May II (P.-
Dow Finsterwald. up-and-com-
ing youthful Ohio pro, jumped
back into undisputed possession
of first place today at the three
quarter mark in the $4,000 st.
Louis Open golf tournament
with a 54-hole score of 205, II
under par.
But the 26-year-old from Bed
ford Heights, who turned profess
sional in 1852. has a hot field OF
six punched at his heels within
four strokes.
Finsterwald toured the 6,277-
yard Sunset Country Club course
in three-under-par SO on his
third round to put with earlier
sub-par scores of IS and II
One stroke back at 206 is Bill
Casper, jr. Of Chula Vista, Calf,
who rammed home eight brides
for q So after two earlier rounds
Of SO.
Stan Leonard, Canadian vet
eran, who was tied with Finster-
valid at the halfway point, carded
a. II but with it fell into q third
place tie with Billy Maxwell Of
Odessa, Tex, whose So also gave
him GOT.
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ACC SUMMARIES

port. virginia: 4-Tom Collins, South
Carolina: 5--Ed Cooke, Maryland. 14s
feet, z inches.
sso-YARD RUN: Carl Party. Mary
land; 2--Boyd Newman, North Carolina:
3--Fred Robert, South Carolina: A.
Howard Kahn, North Carolina: BEN
Williams North Carolina. 1:54.6.
,,; S2o-YsARp T, DASH s:., iv v2.IS,. SINE.
Dave Leas. Maryland; 4-stsve scheek.
Maryland; b-Dennis Abdalla, MARYLAND.
1903, New record ;21.b set by Slime In
sslisss y s5' seut Ga css sSHES FS% as'
TWO MILE RUN; mike shea. n. C.
Rams. Maryland 4-nurr Grim, Mary
cssss SN s@ acc 'G 1sssrd Ga I stsss
9:27.8 set last year BY sheal.
220-YARD Low. HURDLES: Dave
SINE; Duks ,. Sowsn' clepspr;
V VGi :sa4. New acc e record oid
record 25.e set last wear BY Dukes joel
ONE MILE RELAY: 1---Maryland 10.
Hemler:, Lou serEi' Dick MorRen. Dave
Carolina: 5--North Carolina. 3:la1
set last year BY Maryland
HIGH JUMP. l--Three.way tie be.
tween George HOGAN Maryland, Ton
Collins, South Carolina. and Perry More
Maryland. 4--Two-way tie between Johr
Steedly Clemson. and Max Phillips
N. c. State feet. inches.
1 POLE VAULT. Mel Svhwarz. Mary.
land 2--Two-way tie between Charlie
Yarboroueh, North Carolina and Henry
South Carolina, 6---Fiye.way tie be.
tween Dick Christy, N. c. state. conway
Snipes, South Carolina, Charles Pratt
Duke. Dick Waters and Bill Duke. North
carolina. 10 feet, 8 inches. tNew ACC
record. old mark Is feet set last yeai
by Dick Waters OF North Carolina
schwarz Of Maryland and Yarborough
lof North carolinal.
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TEE GREEN
By MERRELL WHlTTLEsEY

District claimed the city, Mary
land and Virginia titles in one
year, as it did in 1855.
Mrs. Barry currently is the
object of the very favorable 10Th
hole chatter. The shy young
mother is hitting the ball for
more distance than the others,
and with her many hours of
practice and lessons in Florida
the past winter, is a vastly i'm
proved player.
The Keefer Cup winner may
mot be among them. because it's
Ia handicap tournament. but one
of the four should win low gross.
OF course there are others.
Capt. Lucille Busch. USAF. con-
Icludes her tour of duty in Wash
Iington this year. She won the
city title in 1854. And there's
Mrs. Richard Kreuzburg, Keefer
Cup champion and 1851 District
Ititlist, who hasn't hit a practice
shot since the first of her three
children was born. And Mrs.
Charles Egenroad, the Washing
ton champion, and Virginia fl
Inalist, Mrs. Jack Smith of Prince
Georges, and Kenwood's Mrs. j.
P. Trouchaud and Mrs. George
Noble. They're all threats. but
the aforementioned four are
taking it more seriously. 1t could
be a more exciting season.
Il 4 Il
The Manor Club members who
nave pleaded with this depart
ment not to put the kiss of death
on them in today's Maryland
State team final have pleaded in
vain. After all a 1874 record for
the four rounds is not too bad,
regardless of past performances.
So it's Manor over Fort Meade
today, and with only one team
to pick. that seems too easy. So
we'll not only contact the clouded
crystal ball for the winner, but
name the score. Manor, liz;
Fort Meade, 61a.
y 4 4
DIVOT DATA-Qualifying ex-
tends from today through
Wednesday in Compassionate
member-guest tournament. with
match play Thursday through
next Sunday. AL Houghton,
Prince Georges pro, is in Chicago
this week end for an executive
committee meeting of the Ma
tional PGA. Mrs. Houghton, who
has been in California on mat
ters with the AVS swing clubs,
will join him there. Posters
are up for the annual Kenridge
Cup tournament at Pennington
C. C. in Charlottesville June l.
2-3. A junior girls talent
hunt is scheduled at 4 pm. to-
morrow at Kenwood.
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SINE
Continued from Page CT

Continued from Page CT
yesterday in the l00-yard dash
with :09.5 and tied this today.
Other records set today in
Guided: Mike Shea. NC. State,
with 9:25.3 in the two-mile;
Maryland's Dave Leas in the
440-yard run with 0:48; and
Maryland's team in the mile re-
lay with 3:19.7.
Other conference records which
fell today were in the pole vault,
one-mile, two-mile, 440-yard run
and two-mile relay.
Slime was awarded the Robert
A. Fetzer award for being adj
Judged the outstanding athlete.
North Carolinas Jim Beatty
won the mile race with q new
conference record time Of 1904,
topping his old record Of 4:16.6
set last year. Beatty dropped
out Of the two-mile race after
about two laps because OF foot
trouble. He had dun such an ex-
hausting race in the one-mile
that his feet felt like blisters
were beginning to develop. he
said.
Mel Schwarz of Maryland
scaled the pole vault at Is feet
8 inches for a new record.
Slime was all alone in the 220-
yard dash, finishing more thar
20 yards ahead of Virginia's
John Russell. However. his time
was two-tenths of second of
his record-bettering performance
yesterday.
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Fovorites Among Victims
In Belle Haven Golf

Spencer was on the green and
their opponents In a trap. But
Spencer three-putted and both
Sheriff and Jankowski blasted
out and one-putted for pars.
Best Round of Day
The best round of the day was
by Clark and MARITIME in the
morning when they had seven
brides between them and only
one DOGGY in winning S and 4
from Roger Horton and Tracy
Mehr. Clark pared the 18th in
the afternoon to seal a 1-up
triumph over Kenwood's Buddy
Sharkey and Larry Murphy.
La Sale and helms were / up
coming to the 18th over the Air
Force team. but lost the hole to
BARRIERS par four.
CHAMPIONSHIP flight summaries:
FIRST ROUND
MAJ. JUe WOTLnlUsbOn. MeaQOWDfOOk,
I. L. and 1t. Miller Barber. Sherman.
Tex, defeated Deane Beman, Bethesda
and Jack Sutherland. Palm Beach. Fla.
Joe Lasalle. Belle Haven. and Hey
wood Nelms, Charlottesville. va. de-
teated Danny kapitan and Bill Jeffries.
Court House. 4 and 3.
Frank Clark and Bob MARITIME. Argyle,
defeated Roger Horton Bethesda. and
Tracy. Mehr. Bethesda Naval. 5 and 4,
=. Buddy Sharkey. and Larry Murphy,
Kenwood; defeated Tony Popolaski and
Howard Savage. ,Argyle: 8 and 2.
Prince Pr Georges. defeated, wyynsol spen-
Palm Pal f Beaeh Fla. : ana aa0 l. JACK AuF'a
John Grub Manor, and Carl Lohren,
Brooke Manor defeated Frank Mailley
Court House. and Ashley Briggs Hamp-
Mike Jankowski and Gil willett
Prince Georges defeated William How
ard and Col. Jack Dobson. Court House
Col. jim wernli and clin Eley, Naval
ington G&cc and Myron Gerber. Indian
Spring. 2 and /.
QUARTER FINALS
LaSalle and Nelms defeated Worthins-
ton s az. ., Barber BEL. up - holes; Clark
ply, | up; Grub and Lohren defeated
j. Jankowski and Sheriff, and .;
Wernl and Eley defeated NJ. Jankowski
and Willett / up.
TODAY'S PAIRINGS
a:?6-LaSalle and helms VS.. CLARK
and MARITIME; 10:03-Grubb and Lohren
VS., Eley and Wernli
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DURHAM, N. c., May IL (P).
Of today's Atlantic
Coast Conference track and field
meet:
Shot put: ED Cooke. Maryland; 2
speer, Duke; 4-Nick LerRs, Maryland;
Ac 6SOT .. pq Record a. sd sd re 9cn 81
Ssss inches p.aos. SET last year BY North Car
o sTS1 e.lS S%S SSss. M E;.so SSEs
s-.Ken Rossmond, North Carolina: Z.
snD.. St scSsS c clsRsSn as f.sH
ons:mils run: Jim Beatty. North
James Whatley. North. Carolina; a.
o sEl Psrt Msyissn S n.. ESc meet s:.
record. Old record 4;i6.6 set last year
.n adf0ys5S w, IDays Lsa 2. MARI.
Blob Kline Duke; 4--Joe Hemler.
$50 new Acc meet record. Old record
as set last wear Maryland's Burke
John Russell. virginia;, 3.-Joe. Bo-
Snd cemssg sy. screen Ps1i M h9s M s
new ACC meet record Old record orc
SGT in 1888 by South Cardinals Tommy
I Woodleel
/ i20-YARD HIGH HURDLES: John
steediy, Clemson; Lee Duncan Mary.
4 land; 3---Joe Bowen, Clemson 4--Dick
Waters, North Carolina; Bob Spar
roy JA3 RsEf; iiiL4Ijsck L.dner, wax. For.
est. 2--Dick Bartulski. South Carolina:
3--GeorRe Wilson North Carolina. A.
Mel sehwary, Maryland; b--Junior Nor.
san m.., zoe feet s inches ..s New New Acec
1910 inches set in 1854 By North
Carolina's Harry Brown.
DISCUS: Joe eilas, South Cafolna
'2--Larry gpeer, Duke: 3-Henry Davon.
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Storv on PAGE CT

DURHAM, N. c., May IL up.
Summaries of today's Atlantic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-13

It's been a number of years
too many-since there has been
any more than casual interest
in the major women's amateur
golf championships in this Sec
ton. That is. from a District
standpoint.
For instance, when Mrs. Frank
ICush of Argyle won the Mary
land State championship last
year she broke a nine-year DOM
Iination of the event by Mary
Ann Downey and Mrs. Maurice
Click of Baltimore.
1t has been eight years since
the Middle Atlantic has been
won by anybody but a Char
Ilottesville or Baltimore entrant,
And when Mrs. A. H. Allen of
Army Navy Club won the Vir-
ginia title the last two years, she
became the first player from this
section to win in many, many
seasons.
And there hasn't been too
much interest in the District.
Over a l0-year period through
1850, with time out for the war
years, either Mrs. Walter Stokes
or Mrs. A. B. Bower won the
city title. Neither is active here
now.
But this is a new season, and
starting with the Keefer Cup
tournament Wednesday and
Thursday at Chevy Chase. the
major medal play tournamel
of the Women'S District Coll
Association, the competition
could get rugged.
Four players are tightly
grouped in shotmaking ability.
There's Mrs. Allen, the colonel's
wife with the ever-present ciga-
Irette holder, who twice has run
away with the Virginia title.
There's Mrs. Edward C. Ferri-
day, jr., of Chevy Chase, the
pretty soclallte, who has won
the District title two of the last
three years. and who showed
she's on her game early this
season with a course-record-t tying
l73 at Bethesda last week.
And Mrs. Frank Cush of
Argyle, the flaming redhead who
zoomed from medium handicap
player to conqueror of Mrs. Click
for the Maryland title through
persistent work on the practice
tee.
To complete the quartet, there's
23-year-old Mrs. John K. Barry
of Columbia, medalist and final
list in the District last year, who
for several weeks has been play
/ ing So holes almost daily, or
playing Is and practicing sew
leral hours.
Not in years. If ever, has the
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By MERRELL WHITTLEsEY

The favored team from the Air
Force and Wynsol Spencer, Vir-
ginia Amateur champion, and his
partner were among the victims
in the first two rounds of the
Belle Haven Four-Ball Invita-
ton golf tournament yesterday
as two teen-agers led the advance
into the semiflnals.
Manor's John Grub, II, and
Carl Lohren, 18-year-old Middle
Atlantic junior champion from
Brooke Manor. played the. best
golf of the day, seven under par
for 80 holes. Today they meet
the Annapolis duo of Cliff Eley
father of Nays lacrosse goalie,
and Col. Jim Wernli. USAF. a
member of the Naval Academy
athletic staff.
The other semifinal matches
Joe LaSalle, host club champion,
and Haywood helms of Chariot
tesville, Va, against the Argyle
combination of Frank Clark. the
big hitter. and Bob MARITIME, who
were six under.
The title match starts at 2:30.
Par Enough to Win
LaSalle and Nelms needed only
la par five on the easy first extra
hole to upset the Air Force team
of Maj. Joe Worthington of Mea-
ldowbrook, L. l., and 1t. Miller
Barber of Sherman, Tex, / up
in 10 holes in the quarter-f finals
Eley, who reached the fourth
round of the National Amateur
last year, and Wernli won the
best match of the quarter finals
when they defeated Gil Willett
and Mike Jankowski of Prince
Georges. l up. For the qualifying
round and two matches Willett
had IA brides. but he's on the
sidelines.
/ Spencer and Jack Kurtz of
Palm Beach, Fla, lost in the first
round to the Prince Georges
team of John Jankowski, Mixes
brother. and Roger Sheriff, the
cross-hand player. One down 60
ing to II. it appeared Spencer
and Kurtz might get even when
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Southwest Berth
Finally Won
By Texas Tech

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, May IL
I(R.-Texas Tech. a college OF
I7.154 enrolment located in the
West Texas Plains country, to-
day was voted into the Southwest
conference.
The invitation, extended by
unanimous vote of the seven
members Of the conference, at
tanned for Tech a goal it has
sought for 80 years.
The conference announced
that it had invited Tech to make
lit an eight-school league as soon
as arrangements can be worked
out by committees from the con-
ference and Texas Tech.
Here to be welcomed into the
conference were William Davis,
chairman of the Athletic Coun-
ell of Texas Tech. and De Witt
Weaver. athletic director.
Overshadowed by the action on
Tech by the Faculty Athletic
Committee. governing body of
the conference, was the lifting
Iof a probation OF one year from
Texas A61M. The Aggies were
penalized for violating recruiting
rules.
At the same time. the confer
ence recommended that the
NCAA review its action of May l
in placing A6SM on one-year pro-
baton.
Howard Grubbs, executive Sec
Rotary of the conference, said ii
was possible that Tech could
begin competition in conference
sports next spring. But it will
be impossible for Tech to sched-
ule football games with all con-
ference members before 1861
he said. because several schools
have commitments until that
time,
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Oliver LEADING
White Sulphur
After 81 Holes

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w. Va, May IL (P].-Roly- poly
Ed Oliver finished in a whirl of
three brides to roll into the
third round lead of the White
Sulphur Springs Open today by
shooting "a, six strokes better
than par.
1t was the best round thus far
in the tournament and gave the
veteran pro now playing out Of
Boston a total of 200 with the
final round to be played to-
morrow.
Oliver, 10 strokes ahead of
par for the distance, held two
stroke advantage over Sam
Snead. the host pro, who had
come in earlier with a Sc.
Mike Fetchick of Yonkers.
N Y. who started the round
three strokes ahead of Oliver and
Snead, had to scramble to equal
par 70 and wound up in tie
for third with Vic Ghezzi of
Inwood. N. Y. at 203. Ghezzi
shot his second straight 81.
Jack Isaacs of Langley Field,
Va, who went off sharing the
lead with Fetchick, ballooned to
q IA and total of 207 to fall
off the pace.
He was alone in fourth place
and back another stroke came
James Ferree of Winston Salem,
N. c.; Robert L. Watson of Ards
ley-on-Hudson, N. Y, and Mike
Souchak of Durham, N. c., all
at 208.
The 40-year-old Oliver started
and finished fast. He birdied four
Of the first five holes on the Old
White course and clipped off the
last three after bogeying for the
only time on the 14th.
Tomorrow he shifts to the sup
posedly easier Greenbrier course
on which Snead and Fetchick
played today.
Claude Harmon, golf pro at
the Winged Foot Club in Ma
maroneck, N. Y, withdrew today
because of the death of his moth
er at Orlando, Fla.
Leading scorers:
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Irish Varsity
Rallies, Beats
Grads, 1882

SOUTH BEND, Ind, May IL
P.-Notre Dame, unwilling a
batch of promising sophomores-
to-be, erased a 20-7 deficit and
paraded to a 1892 triumph over
the "Old Timers" in their annual
spring football game today.
Except for the 80-degree
weather. the scene was typical
of a Notre Dame football after
noon with three bands whoop-
ing it up for an enthusiastic
crowd of $4,000.
And it was a typical. If some
what rough-around- the-edges,
Notre Dame varsity which rode
through good opposition for six
touchdowns, a safety and 413
yards by rushing.
Halfback Jimmy Morse, Irish
led the Varsity with two
touchdowns on a l2-yard run
ana a snort plunge.
Paul Hornung. tabled for a
brilliant closing season at quar-
terback. was as adept as ever
and scored once on a three-yard
plunge. The other Irish touch
downs were scored by Halfback
Bob Ward. End Dick Roger and
Charley Lima, junior fullback.
The "Old Timers" we'll sprin-
killed. with sophomore help from
Terry Brennan's varsity. scored
mainly on long strikes-two of
them 52-yard romps by Dick
Hendricks and Sophomore Don
Costa. and one on a 25-yard
sprint by Dick Fitzgerald.
Considering that injuries kept
such veterans as Half
backs Dean Studer and Sherrall
Sipes, and two fine sophomore
tackle prospects, Bronko Nagur-
ski, jr., and Don Lawrence. Bren-
mans lads generally did well in
their spring examination.
Brennan said Ron 10th. 205-
FOUNDER from East Cleveland,
Ohio, who averaged almost four
yards on 10 tries, apparently had
won the starting fullback post
Two sophomore linemen also
stood out. 245-pound tackle An
gelo Mosca from Waltham, Mass.
and guard AL Ecuyer, 195-pound-
er from New Orleans.
Varsity - Z Is Is 7-42
Old Timers scoring - Touchdowns,
Hendricks . t52-yard run. 3-yard
plunge: 8. Reynolds (2I-yard pass from
Schaefer); Costa t52 yards with pass
interception): Fitzgerald (25-yard rum.
conversions-schaefe 2.
Varsity scoring -Touchdowns Morse
2 U2-yard run. 1-yard plunge); Hor.
nung (3-yard plnnge): Ward 1-yard
plungel: Roger 02-yard pass from
Cooked Lima l43-yard rum,
Conversions HornunE. q: Cooke
Ward.
safety-schaefer tackled by Ciesisl.
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Bailey 'Breezes'
In 4:06.4 Mile

EUGENE, Greg, May IL (P1.--
Jim Bailey. the Australian who
cracked the 4-minute mile in
beating John Landy last week.
found little opposition today, and
breezed to the Pacific Coast Con-
ference Northern Division mile
title in 1904 minutes.
Bailey, running for the Uni
versity of Oregon, led all the
way. John Midtbo of Washing
ton State chung doggedly to
Bailey's heels for two laps before
fading. Bailey was rs yards in
front at the finish.
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81 Pros Enter
Bethesda Golf

A seasons high field of 81
pros. who will have about $50
partners. will play in
the Middle Atlantic PGA Pro-
Amateur tomorrow at Bethesda
Country Club. The pro sweep
stakes will carry a $3.50 added
purse.
Pro starting times announced
by Harry Griesmer, host pro:
First Tee
a;m,-stan Mouser. 9;l4-Smitty;
P Psdse S S6eos df pIsot 1eo5
Hugh Mcclellan. l0:10--Andy Gibson.
iSai-Biily d dfsst iS5s%sl af RO;
p.m.--Roger Peacock, 1:07-clin
Spencer l;l4-clsyenSe &C., DosSer, I'll I.s
Gavin. l:49-Charley Luttrell. :56--15
Larry HOGAN. 2:I7-A Brown. 2;24-
Harry Griesmer.
oehrins, s:7SmchafI FILA EEaston, = s:5sm
Terry Mecandlish; I9;17-IRisE MsH :. !.
Potter, iS:ss-WvHiSffsy Cox, i3;4swJskp
Bass; 1o:52-cos Tiso. 1o:59-Boh
CAR, P4sS.,,i Jonas Ss:.,.I lG7a gISF:s
CLARKE, ,.I;4s-FTank Missrti; 40
LlS SySp KsleS wolf 6eq ieLeo 6ud stsin
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ave, in Chevy Chase, Md. Reason
LARGE ARC of FROM GSTig BEDROOM. private
home: bus at door. 7l6 W; Brad.
dock road, ALEX, King h-7l41. ID
NICELY FURN. ROOM, next TO
bath. Beautyrest mattress. Only :
in family; $50. JU. b-55hn. y .
Mr.. GLEBE RID. AND WASH. BLVD.
Pleasant rm, share bath with one
other employed woman. semipvt
entr., phone. ou,et adult FAMILY: ~
week. ia. .-a762 -l5
PARKLAND, Md men to share
lovely nm, twin beds: Christian
home. Close to Census Bureau and
Hydrographic Bldg, Suitland. Non
drinkers and smokers. RE. 5-I!F4.
SINGLE OR DOUBLE ROOM, only $
min from Pentagon. Call OF.
4-92S4. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-14
ROOMS EURNishED-N.E.

III7 HAMILTON ST. N.E.--For gen
t!eman. in new home. RA. Coz 32.
-l5
OR DOUBLE RIM. pvt. FAM
lis: shower. zoos Lawrence St. ne.
Call NO, 1852. 10
BROOKLAND-Rewl decorated stu
do nm. apt. bids, lady or z girls;
conV. loo; laun. fac. LA. B-o9;31.
- ATTEACTIvELY turn-
ished room for refined. sober. etli-
pluyed lady or gentleman: in Quiet
ne.zhborhood. Also. double room.
col oRED-FFRASKLIN ST. Ne
Large room with porch: near bath;
homo nrivtlegrs. Hu 3-3913 - q
C0LORED--2 ROOMS, suitable for
3 adults -- s6...5 each Master
bedrm and hall rm. Home PRIV !;
meu preferred: excel. transp. 81
18th ST. ne. IL. 7-7G76. Id