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Split-Level Rancher
Custom built on q sweeping shaded
ton. this handsome brick-and-red-
wood home has everything! D. C.l
Perfect floor plan with true CENTER
hall entrance to beamed, arch-ceil-
tnged living rm. with brick fireplace
wall; separate large dining room and
ultra de luxe kitchen; 3 massive bed
rooms and 2 full tiled baths; 20-ft.
den with another bath: paneled rec
reation room with fireplace and en-
tire window wall at ground-level
basement with laundry facilities; at
tached earport. Priced well below
market at S26,950. Excellent terms
available.
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LOHR
HOME

ROBERT E. LOHR
HE. $4,000 till Q pm, RIA. $4,000.
Our Both yr. Of Dependable Service.
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THIS

4-BEDROOM, 2-BATH
split-level with dining
loom, family kitchen with tabletop
.ange, and recreation room; Just a
lew blocks to ST. Catherine's and
elementary school. GIs, So down.
or low down payment to non-Vets.
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HOUSES TO BUILD

5e-ET. MoDERNIsTIC BRICK
temporary. J bedrms., liy. rfn. with
fireplace, dining ell. In Northern
Va. oniy. On your lot. S12,600.
CROSSROADS DEvELoPMENT CO. CO.
JE. 2-4a70. JE. 4-3447.
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ARLINGTON, NORTH = $40, 900
FLA LIST trust avail. on this stone
brick home. situated on q lovely
tree-shaded lot and within 2 blocks
q AT: blvd, close to Pentagon and
Fort Myer. Entrance hall, formal
liv.. nm, lge. din. rm., 2 bedrms.
and bath 1st A.; 1 huge bedrm and
bath End H.; full bsmt. with club
room room. complete kitchen and full
FISHER a. CO., ia. 5-266i; ewes,
TE H-TAOO
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STORES FOR RENT

fnrl %. II rsafb1 Ariington. s1-
ftiltnt for combination efofery ara
inE iow rent Cali W D0des n.
WrAvUp ppna Tt1f,
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ARL:, CT. S2O,70O-Owner origi-
nally asking S22,950. but will sell
81 this low appraisal. Lovely white
brk. Cape Cod situated among
many trees and beautiful shrubs.
Features 4 bedrms,. separate din.
rm., lovely kit. with brkfst. rm.
plus a den. A carport and patio
Is included plus numerous other
features, Walk 70 schools, bus.
g CO, IA. b-2661; ewes, TIE.
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Exclusively
Yours

Continued From Page B.
can become president will
need: "The wisdom and charm
Of an Eleanor Roosevelt, the
leadership Of a Joan of Arc,
the stately compassion of a
Queen Victoria. the political
sagacity of a Clare Booth Luce,
the courage and determination
Of a Sister Kenny, and the
pluck-to keep going despite
almost overwhelming Odds
Of a Helen Keller"
Actually Jack is just playing
safe. He knows full well that
no one woman could be a COM
bination Of Joan Of Arc, Glare
Luce and Eleanor Roosevelt
not to mention the other
three. To say these are the
qualifications for a feminine
chief executive, is another way
Of notifying us gals that the
men have the presidential field
reserved for themselves ad
infinitum.
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PROBLEM PARENTS BLAMED
FOR MALADJUSTED CHILDREN
Norm American Newspaper Alllan.


LANDSTUHL. Germany, Oct. 24-The United States
Army is learning that it's usually the parents of problem
chldren-not the chdren-who need Strengthening out
The Army has amassed impressive data support this
theory its child guidance clinic here The clinic part of
the big military hospital set to treat the maladus
ments of children of military families.
But reports the psychologist in charge It. Col Fred
erick A. zehrer
Ninety per cent of work is with parents - not
children. In fact so-caled guidance clinic is really
misnomer might accurately be called parental
guidance clinic"
Col. zehrer reported the clinic has never had child
from a happy wel-adjusted family"
He frowns drl-nstructor type discipne-"when the
child made feel his relative nsgncance compared
his parents, by always being sat on"
II recall case" Col. zehrer recounted where a
father who happened to be his home exactly
like the under him in the Army Come Saturday
ing. the kid had to stand inspection
1.-THE inspection lasted for hours and the kid failed it,
movie that week end and no allowance all week.
The kid far behind in his allowance it would
take him months to catch And then the father wanted
to know why his kid didn't seem to love hm!"
Most Of his trade from the lower ranks but the
colonel observed:
This may indicate only thing: That high-ranking
parents while perhaps having much trouble with their
children reluctant to confess their difficulties
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SERVICE SCENE
ONLNL
BraZilians t
Toast Their
Air Force
Continued From Page BIZ

Continued From Page B.
the father of aviation" in
the sense that he envisioned
the airplane as an instrument
Of peace and a means of
bringing the peoples of the
world together in closer bonds
of friendship. So great was
his ideal, Mr.. Neto added, that
when the plane was used for
the first time to kill Gin World
War u, Santos-Dumont trag-
ically took his own life,
Among those enjoying the
party which inaugurated use
of the clubs new swank
Washington Room were the
Brazilian Ambassador and
Nine. Peixoto, the Brazilian
Ambassador to the Organiza-
tian of American States and
Nine. Lobo, the Air Force Vice
Chief of Staff and Mrs. Thomas
D. White, and the command
ant of the National War Col
lege and Mrs. Edmund T.
Woodbridge.
At one of the candlelight
tables which dotted the room
were seated the Brazilian Mill
tary Attache and Nine.
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Machado Lopes, with the AS
sistant Military Attache and
Nine. Costa Cavalcanti.
Seen at the buffet, beauti-
fully decorated with flower
motifs of the Brazilian flag
and Air Force emblems, were
Gen. Lemuel C. Shepherd, jr.,
chairman of the Inter-Ameri-
can Defense Board; Maj. Gen.
Robert w. Douglass, jr., chief
Of the United States delega-
tions to the IADB and the
Joint Brazil Limited States De-
Tense Commission, and Mrs.
Douglass. the Belgian AS
Sistant Military, Naval and Air
Attache, Maj. Gustave Van
Hover; the Portuguese Air.
Military and Naval Attache.
Col. Manuel Portugal, and the
air attaches of many other
countries as we'll as top rank
ing United States Air Force
officers.
British Entertain
Elsewhere on the service
scene last night was the an
nual reception given by the
British Army Staff of the
British Joint Services Mission.
Host for the party, which
was held in the Fort Myer
Oficers' Club, was Maj. Gen.
Valentine ucher, COM
mander of the British Army
Staff.
Among those who were ex-
pected at the early evening
event were the British Min
lister and Mrs. Coulson, the
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Dulles. Mrs. Harold Burton,
Mrs. Robert D. Murphy and
other honorary patronesses.
The Japanese Embassy wives
in their exquisite kimonos will
be co-hostesses and their artis-
tic flower arrangements will be
on exhibit in the Embassy.
Presiding at the tea table
will be: Mrs. Arnold d. p.
Heeney, wife of the Ambas-
sador from Canada: Mrs. VIII
liam J. Sebald, Mrs. Hurst
Anderson, Mrs. Toshiro Shima-
nouchi, Mrs. Tetsuro Ohata
and Mrs. Katsuro Ueda.
Proceeds from the event will
go to the University of Japan,
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Republican Women
Change Meet Place

The morning study group OF
the League of Republican
Women of the District of
Columbia will meet at II am.
tomorrow at the home of Mrs.
Garfield Kass. 1850 Woodland
drive NV. The meeting was
originally scheduled for the
league clubhouse.
The joint meeting with the
women's division of the cam
paign committee will feature
Adolph Menjou and John J.
Sirica as speakers.
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Kensington MEETING

The official board OF the
Women's Club of Kensington
was hostess at this years
opening m setting recently.
The event took place at the
home Of the president, Mrs.
Charles Thomson. Mrs. Miriam
Tannhauser, superintendent of
special education in Mont
gomery County was the
speaker.
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Mrs. Wiley Hurt
In Recent Foil

Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley,
prominent Washington club
woman. expects to be con-
fined to a wheel chair for six
months as the result Of a fall
recently.
Mrs. Wiley missed her foot
ing when she was hurrying
down the stairs but didn't
realize she had fractured her
hip until she had attended
three meetings, she reported
ruefully.
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Embassy to Be
Scene OF Tea

Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower
and Nine. Masayuki TAM, wife
Of the Ambassador Of Japan,
are honorary sponsors of the
japanese International Chris
tan University benefit tea
being given by the university's
Washington Women's Plan
ming Committee from 8 to
S pm. tomorrow in the Japa-
nese Embassy.
Among those invited to
stand in the receiving line are:
Nine. TAM, Mrs. John Foster
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British Economic Minister
and ViScountess Harcourt, the
chairman of the British Joint
Services Mission. Admiral Sir
Michael Denny and Lady
Denny, and Rear Admiral and
Mrs. r. A. Currie.
Also accepting were the
heads of the Canadian, Aus
tralian and New Zealand joint
STATS. and their wives, as well
as military attaches from the
British Commonwealth ma
tions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-24

Store Hours Main thru saturday
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There's something special
about a David Crystal suit
gently priced, with a crisp
perfection to the tailoring and
fine fabrics, the detailing. Left TO
right: grey or blue tweed
with leather buttons,
sizes 1920, 1895; pIealed
skirt suit in Black Watch or Lindsay
plaid. sizes 1913, $500;
straight skirted suit, Black Watch
plaid only, sizes 1913, $500;
in grey or blue Forstmann
flannel, skirt with panel plcats; sizes
1918, 1895; box jacket
suit with rayOn velvet collar, blue
tweed only. sizes 1918, $500.
Misses Suits, Fourth Floor.
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rs AVAILABLE, LEGAL LETTER
STEEL. SCI: RECONDITiONED LIKT
NEW CONDITION. ORIGINAL
COST, ST. WOOD 4-DRAWEF
FtLE CABINET. $3.50.
pm 1-6ro Wpr roller hoo rim n
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steel files, $2,95. 200 card
files. all sizes, steel and
WOOd IL cents nor drauer
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FOR SALE ROOMS FURN.-NW lcon.l IN

2sI1 CONN. N.W.-Lge.. bright. new
ly furn. studio rm., pvt. bath. Also
smaller room. 6"
SOUTHERN CLUB, 1865 Mass. ave,
w.-Home sfor discrim guests.
Ice. rm.. pvt. bath: also sgle. for
gentleman, parking space TV. com
munity kit Bendix. NO 7-S303.
So, FRONT BEDRM.; $40 wk. dble. /;
hk,. refgr. x and 9TH sts.' 703
Mt. Vernon pl. NV ME. S-37S1
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
Gordon Hotel. 9l6 10th st NV,
Sele, and dble rms. bath optional
Weekly and monthly rates. MA
S-6264
EMERY GEORGIAN HOTEL
1872 G ST NV.
Single and double rms weekly
and monthly rates Permanents vel
come Newly dec rms free TV and
parking: PorcheS and shaded ward
alr-cond lobby and TV rm Air.
cond rms slightly higher
STAY AT THE FRIENDLY
HAWTHORNE HOTEL
wHYP BECAUSE WE HAVE
/. Clean. attractive single and dou-
BILE rooms
. Air conditioning.
=. Comfortable TV rooms.
4. A beautiful patio for sunshine
or reStful evenings
D. Reasonable rates. from 50 so Der
week ND
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUES China. furn. jewelry
silver rugs etc LOUIS SFGAL
NO 7-063l ewes EN- 3-6765
APPLIANCES. refers, TVS, stoves
rood used furn.: cash or immed
removal Closed on Monday Sc
FURNITURE EXCHANGE, 20 I'll
st. sc. Ii. 6-05S5
BEDROOM, dining room contents o.
home: cash. We do moving. storage
reasonable rates. IA. 9-2937 -
BEDRM. FURNITURE and all kind,
Of household goods: highest cast
prices. Don't sell until you cal
NO. 1-6940. Prompt service.
BOOKS BOUGHT; any quantity
ALBION BOOK SHOP, 1868 Penna
ave. NV. ST. 3-669S
DIAMOND JEWELRY Of any descrip
ZION: gold and silver; cash paid
ERNEST BURK. GA 18th st. NV
FURNITURE wanted today: turni
ture and household effects Also
need piano REFRIGERATOR and ga
stove Please call Mr. GRADY
MA S-2619
FURNITURE WANTED = VIII bu,
all kinds Of good used furniture
top prices. IA. S-SS1O We d.
moving
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l3th-14th AND CLIFTON ST NV
CLIFTON TERRACE
1869 MintWood Pl. NV

OOH T. ~ w .
Two bedrooms. liv rm., dining,
kitchen. , baths auto. elevator.
newly decorated 5000 Door open
J.. A. McKeever Co Inc
- X ST. NV ST asS0o
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RE. 7-4027
THE MAIIRY
ALTURAS HOTEL
ROOMS FURNISHEp-N.E.

NICELY FURN. FRONT RIM, end
FIR, cow. transp. 34l7 oath st. ne.
COLORED-I8O2 NJ ST. N.E.-Fur-
nished room for quiet couple. Call
] LII A-HhSA
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

WASHER, Bendix. fully automatic
reasonable. Call APP. G-0750
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APIS. FURNlsHED-VA.
APIS. UNEURhIsHED-D. {

NV d ONTONNioFIEO- -.
GEORGETOWN. 1884 Bath st NV
S7a te APT tull ~ ri qtils .i inel
1873 SPRING PL. NV rms kit.
and bath Lease, adults, Sc
Adams 2-22GS, or see Ianitor
BEACON APIS. 1901 Calvert st. NV.
rm, kit, bath f' En-. S-ad ~ am
2633 ADAMS MILL RID, blk. 18th
bedrm., kit, bath, din foyer. SIS.
Resident manager, DE. 2-6532
WALTER REED VIC, 4lO Cedar st.
Redecor LIST A.; $50. RIA. 3-I505
CHAPLIN ST. NV, ICES bedrms
liv rm, kitchen, lge porch, pvt,
bath: entire floor; SIS mo. incl
utils AID, 4-6325
1891 MACARTHUR BOULEVARD
Bedrm liv. rm., dinette. bath. $50
mo, incl. utils. immed. possession
See tanitor or call EN- 3-35l6 OF
DOWNTOWN, Ill5 Mass ave NV
n ha;Ld s ntooT i .,5 rms KITCHEN and
COHEN l4O4 L st NV
Mr.. CAPITOL bedrmI Hy, rm.
kit. and bath heat furn. $50 50
mo RIA 3-S6a4
DUPLEX APT, Ia blocks north OF
18th and II SITS. n.e.--3 rms. kit,
bath redec, see to appreciate
utils furn.i S75. IL 7-966l.
WALTER REED VIC.-Beaut. mod
! and . bedrm apts 1880 Fl
stevens dr. NV. cples. RIA. 6-O05l
I19S CONN. AVE- rms, kit
bath flrepl. Can be seen ewes, 3rd
n or TU. 10000 or OIL. 6-4743
$500 nth ST. NV rms, kit,
bath, enclosed porch. See res. mgr.
TT 10000 or OIL 6-4ii3
GEORGETOWN ,b3O Que St
bedrms ant bldg See any time.
Open Apt. 81. Sg7 so. DI. 7-7s57.
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JALOUSIES
BY Seco
MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE

M1DsuMM RH s CLEARANCE
BOG to 500 on
26i2 $685. in, Reduced to SAT-
81 in. x 00ss in, 5000
All Stock Sizes Reduced
JALOUSIE DOORS, S34.36
No cash needed, take 80 months
to pay, Order now. Pay later Nc
waiting, immediate delivery, BRING
your measurements and we will help
you plan your porch.
6; Friday ewes til 9: Sat. 10 til b
SECO SALES
6l7 Sligo Ave, Sill. SpR. JU. S-3OlC
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Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY. July {. 1886
APIS. UNFURNIsHEp-D c.
COLORER

COLORED
1900 Newton NE. No. 6 $50 so
SD st, NE No. > So 80
GEORGE I. BORGER. INC, MA.
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TOOLS

USED HAMMERS. soc; SOCKET
SETS SAWS. ~ .45; SLEDGES. s..
WEDGES. AXES. Paint; 81 30
.SHOVELS. PICKS. MATTOCKS, 81
GAS CANS. ST 80: USED WINCHES
BLOCKS. FALLS, ROPES. WHEEL
IBARROWS. $3.50: RAKES.
10000 BARGAINS
j. H. GICHNER
.25l3 NJ ST NV Elk 3-35@7
TV, Emerson. Crosley and Motorola
excel; working order: reaS. ia
S-5147.
TYPEWRITER, olivetti portable
scarcely used; the best; $50. OIL
4-04S6.
TYPEWRITER, ANTIQUE. Hammond
Good condition, $50. Call OIL. 4
TYPEWRITERS. standards and port
ables. S25 up. Your choice. only 81
a wk. Free home demonstration
Call WARDS. EN- 1885 NOW
WASHER-GE's best auto; excel
cond. $50. Trunk. mahog. spinet
desk. blk. coffee table. IA. 9-1424
WASHERS, used and new: guaran,
teed; ith st. prices. ACME stow
&C l011 eth NV, MA S-Sa52
WASHER. late model Thor, semi.
auto, good condition, 800. Cal
Ii. 1923. 81
WASHER, Bendix. fully automatic
reasonable. Call APP. 7-0750
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POULTRY. RABBITS, EGGS
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

kOOMS tUkNISHED-N.W.
1889 10th ST Nw.--Businesswom
en- SCI dbl rms clean beaut
furn.. mod baths NO 7-9l29
EXCELLENTLY furnished double rm
for ! man, All privileges. $50 mo
Call ia. 9-05S9 evenings
DOWNTOWN. small room for gentle
man 50 per week. Elec fan 2I-hr
elev. service. RE. 7-3aB0
BIOS 9th ST. NV For rent. 3 rms,
furnished kitchen, stove, refriger-
ator warm house; 500 month. ~
2i60 10th ST NW-Gilbert Hotel
ana houses have an accomoda
ton for every taste and pocket
9 9its ia, daily maid sc service some rm'
ID some pvt baths avail rates
$3.50 up weekly Call CO b-73Sl
DOWNTOWN clean. spacious. TV
and laundry. privils fan; single
50 double, Sil HO 2-5321
81 A DAY per person. 1iO1 18th
NV Attra.. sgle and dble rms. 81
wk. up. VANNE's HOTEL DI. q.
1908 QUE ST. N.w.-Tired OF a
iurn.2 Free TV. in every room
SSgle.,. Si0 a wk,; dble SIS wk.
CO. 5-13s3.
BUSINESS PEOPLE : Lee. double
and single rms; clean, airy. pleas
ant drawing rm. with TV available
10 gucSis li0n Rhode Island ave
NV RE 7-63a3
I156 QUE ST. N.W.-Yes, only $3.50
per vk. with running water in
room,
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GOLD

GUILD
Bring your dental gold platinum
discarded jewelry We paw cash.
A. KAHN INC.
GA YEARS AT 935 F ST. NV
JUNK wANTED-1ron steel. wash
ers. cleo. refgrs gas stoves. junkeC
or wrecked cars Call PICK VI
SERVICE JUNK CO.. LII. 2-6666
OLD FASHIONED picture frames
clocks. furn. china, glass. guns
antiques, etc. Cash. 10. 4-7455.
PIANO, upright apt. size. will pay
up to Sl@5. KE S-5377.
PIANOS-ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night. JU g-3O3H
REFRIGERATORS, furn.. mattresses
heaters, ranges ACME STOVE &
FURN.. MA. $500
Tvs: parts; $40 to sos for out-of
order sets, 1918 18th st NV AID
4-9636 10 am to 10 pm. every
day -
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SIS. 200 STOCK NEW AND USEr
OFFICE FURNITURE OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION OFFERED AT SAY.
INGS UP TO 75ec. SAFES, DESKS
CHAIRS TABLES FILE CABINETS
LOCKERS WATER COOLERS
ELECTRIC.
EDEE mn TxyEnU ANyr nannrrN<,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-04

FANS-Our heavy-duty atsic fans
VIII coo! your rooms at low cost
Also blades. pillow blocks pulleys
and belts TO build your own. Park
ing ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT CO.
o11A sherman ave NV
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CHAIN SAW. McCulloch Sales
service; rental; SO a day
GRAVELY OF WASH. Ju. 9-22S7
CHAIN SAWS, cement mixers, post
diggerS, tlllerS Ford tractors
pumps generators sod cutters
discs, brush saws. bulldozerS. load
erS. Wheelbarrows. etc. RENTAL
TOOL g. EQUIP. CO, JU. 9-6SSl
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APIS. UNEURN.. D. c. Cont.
HAMPTON COURT APIS. %

HAMPTON COURT APIS, cola
II ave. NV bedroom. S15
up, newly dec new stoves. al
utils. incl wired for air cond
clev bldg. attrac. lobby, resident
mgr, NO. T-I99S.
I3?? MASS. AVE. N.W.-Walk tc
work from this bright I-bedrm
apt; 500. including utilities BRO.
DIE d COLBERT. INC. Realtors
lNlI L ct N ~ MA SSeE
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APIS. FURNISHED. c.

32I7 CONN. Corner, facing park
! > bedrm apis, also eiilc, furn OF
unfurn., clean. WO. 6-6S66, III
BOILING A. F. DELIGHT cool
3 rms bath. pvt entr 500 mo
incl utils. plus II" TV. 10 2-2656
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ROOMS FURN.-s.E.-S.W.

21S 18th ST. S.E.-Double room fol-
couple. all privileges Ii. 3-75gS
COLORED-IIS 18th ST. Sc
Single front room for employed
man; home privileges. Ii. 7-3l47
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FILL DIRT-will start excavatinp
mr.. Glebe and Arl. blvd probably
this week. Call JE. 2-l22S between
III am and Noon.
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NICELY FURN - -bedrm. air-cond
apt, IN excel. bldg, conv. NV vic
will sublet to responsible party for
TO > yrs, avail. Aug. J. EN-. .
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THE PRESIDENT, 1908 Florida ave
cheney suitable for two with mod
ern separate kitchen, all utilize,
incl In rent Elev, ldry and Strg
facilities. Sundeck Apply mgr. ii
No l02. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN Co
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

s. ARL.-Single rm. in pvt. home
/ for YOUNG MAN who works days,
nr. AT. Blvd. and Glebe I'd ia
SILVER SPRING. nicely furnished
front room. large closet Private
home. Reasonable. Suitable | or .
Call JU 9-335S
NICE CLEAN ROOM, Beautyrest
mattress Board OPTIONAL For
lady, $40 S, Barton st. Arl., ia
S-SBSj
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STATISTICS

got away to a 80 lead on a
6-yard field goal and a touch
down, both by Dean Derby.
Whipped statistically in the
first half, the Bruins leaned
heavily on brilliant punting to
set up their triumph.
Viewed in a drizzle by 27,500,
1T was a meaningless meeting for
two teams in the Pacific Coast
Conference doghouse. Both are
on probation for illegal paym snts
to athletes and are banned from
the conference title and Rose
Bowl.
Kirk Wilson set the stage for
IUCLAS first score with a. punt
that died a half foot from the
goal. The Huskies return punt
|on first down caromed of a
Washington players back and
was downed on the 2 by UCLA
Don Shinnick went over on
the third play and kicked the
conversion.
Wilson engineered the 48-yard
drive for the clincher touchdown
Although UCLA completed only
two passes in the first half, both
came at this opportune time
Wilson hit Dick Wallen for 81
yards and then targeted Hal
Smith, who made a Juggling
catch as he crossed the goal
on the 11-yard play.
UCLA - 10 O Ola
Washington 3 g O o.
UCLA scoring: -ShinnicI
q, plunge, Smith III, pass from Wilson,
onversion-Shinnick.
WASHINGTON scoring: Touchdown
Derby (6, RUM. Field goal-Derby (6)
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MINNESOTA - o,
Ohio State Beots Indiana
On Record Rushing, 35-14

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 10
R.-Ohio States relentless in
fantry attack ground out 465
yards against Indiana today as
the Buckeyes defeated the
Hoosiers. 1914, for their 18th
straight Big Ten conquest.
The ground assault set a new
conference record, erasing the
454-yard rushing mark estab-
lished by Purdue against Indiana
in 1948.
The one-sided victory left only
Iowa and Michigan blocking the
Buckeyes path to an unprece-
denied third straight Big Ten
title. Ohio States big guns were
Fullback Galen Cisco and Half
backs Jimmy Roseboro and Don
Clark. who rushed for a total OF
429 yards. Cisco led the way with
160 in II tries. Roseboro had 157
in % attempts. Clark had 112 in
10.
The Bucks in defeating In
diana for the fifth straight time
and ending a three-game Hoosier
winning streak completed only
one pass in three attempts. The
5-yard aerial. however, was good
for the opening touchdown. cli-
making a 72-yard, 16-play drive,
Ohio intercepted three passes