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Fuirfux AII-Sturs
Gain Berth in
Bube Ruth PLAY

Fairfax will represent the
Northern and Western districts
in the Virginia State baseball
finals of the Babe Ruth League
All-Star tournament July &c
and q at Danville.
The Fairfax all-star team
won the tournament berth yes
terday by defeating the An
nandale-Baileys Cross Roads
All Stars, lat, at Falls Church
High School in the district
playoffs The victors will COM
pete against the Central and
Eastern champions as well as
a host team from Danville.
Bill Frece hit a grand-slam
homer for Fairfax to spark a
10-run fourth inning. He also
hit two singles and scored four
runs. Bob Boxley added three
singles, drove in two runs and
scored one.
Annandale scored six runs in
the fourth inning to drive Box,
ley. starting pitcher, from the
mound. Fred WEIGH high
lighted the inning by Slamming
a triple with the bases loaded.
The losers scored three more
in the inning before Junior
Holloway, relief pitcher, put
the fire out. He held AMMAN
dale scoreless on three hits for
the remainder of the game.
Fairfax POI UO)IO x-14 II 1
Pickerel, Harvey .t3l, Robzak a.
and WEIGH; Boxley, Holloway (4l and
Davidson, Hogan (2), Hall %. Home
run. Fairfax: Frece.
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.Hi-Lo's Mite
Races TONIGHT
At Baltimore

BALTIMORE. July 10 (Spe-
ciaD.-Alan Myers popular Hi
Los Mite will be making his
first start at Baltimore Raceway
tonight in the featured $1,000
pace. He has been competing
at Yonkers.
The. likely favorite in the
feature. however. is American
Way, driven by Bill Fleming
True Bear, driven by Johnny
Belote, a winner last Friday
here, also rates a call.
A track record for a 3-year-
old PAGER was set last night
when Amigo Hal won the IS, 00C
Patapsco in 2:034s. Earlier
this year he also set a 3-year-
old track record at Santa Anita
In last nights race, he came
from behind in the stretch
catching Nyland Hanover, @
Little Brown jug eligible. about
40 yards from the finish and
then dashing on to win by two
and one-half lengths. Despite
his Santa Anita time, Amigo
Hal was overlooked by many in
the crowd and returned $9.40
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Redskins Sign
Druzenovich and
Chef Ostrowski

Linebacker Chuck Drazeno-
vich Of Penn State. voted the
Redskins most valuable player
last year. and defensive end
Chef Ostrowski from Notre
Dame have signed their 1857
contracts. General Manager
Dick Mccain announced to-
day.
With the start of training
only 10 days away, 10 veterans
are still unsigned, but virtually
all are expected to be on hand
for the opening whistle. The
coaches leave tomorrow for
Los Angeles. where Equip
ment Manager Kelly Miller has
been busy putting up the props
for the month long stay.
Trainer Joe Kuczo is scheduled
to leave today by air.
Drazenovich. former Eastern
intercollegiate heavyweight box
ing champion. will be starting
his eighth season with WASH
ington. The one-time Penn
State fullback has been a bull
wark on defense, reaching the
peak Of his form last year
when he won the gold wrist
watch awarded the most valu-
able player.
1t will be OstrowSki's fourth
season with the team. A Notre
Dame standout in 1851, Chefs
pro debut was delayed by mill
tary service.
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Virginio's Legion Stars
Battle Maryland Sunday

Virginia's 10th District Amer
lean Legion All-Star baseball
team will be seeking permanent
possession Of the w. Townsend
Raplee Trophy when it clashes
with the Southern Maryland
District squad in the Legion's
third annual Junior All-Star
game at 2 pm. Sunday at
Griffith Stadium.
Virginia took So victories in
the first two games. Three wins
are required to retire the
trophy.
Each team has four players
returning from last years
game. The Maryland veterans
are Walt Trollinger. pitcher for
My Maryland; Joe Quinn,
catcher. My Maryland; George
Roby, pitcher, Colmar Manor:
and outflelder Richard Bowie
Of HyattSville.
Returning for Virginia are
Outf1elder Bobby Reyes of
Vienna; Bucky Pryor. first
baseman-outflelder of Alex
andria; and Third Baseman
Roger Bergman and Pitcher
Bill Lewis of Fort Belvoir.
Trollinger pitched the final
three innings last year, giving
up only one hit and striking
out five. He has a 6-l record
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New Mile Mark Possible
As Aces Clash in London

LONDON, July 19 (R.-A
special invitation mile-added
late to the program of the Lon
don VS.. New York track and
field meet today and tomorrow
at White City Stadium has
started athletic enthusiasts
talking once more of a world
record.
The international mile to-
night brings together Derek
Ihbotson. the fastest miller to-
day. opposing the world record
holder in the 1900 meters
metric milel. the Olympic
1.500-meter champion and 9
fast rising Polish star. In addi-
ton. five British milers will be
in the race.
; The world mark of 3 minutes
80 seconds. established in Fin
land in 1854 by the now re-
tired John Landy of Australia
is definitely endangered-pro-
viding. of course, the weather
isn't too bad and the runners
don't pile up at the start.
Here are the top competitors
Ron Delany of Ireland anC
Villanova College. l.500-metel
Olympic champion and a $685.
miller.
Ibbotson of Britain. who ha:
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BALTIMORE
SELECTIONS

Dukes Maid, Lima T.. June Land
Chief Tom Scott Bobby Up.
Queens Lady.
}--Frisky Goose Red jay. PraSmite.
i-Lynnhayen. Mildred Hi-Ls. Center
vile Girl
S-Berlin Airlift. Banners Brother,
6xRSESi. crystal Royal
Banata
AIDES vols. Mr.. Primrose susar
York
s-kmsriesn way. True Bssr. DOssol
Heywood
e-B.rEy Naess Royal kitty, Mumr
Hanover.
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run q 1884 mile. second only
to Landy's world mark.
Stanislav Jungwirth of Czech
oSlovakia. who last week broke
the world 1,500-meter record
with a startling 1891. equival-
ent to a 1855 mile.
Stefan Lewandowski of Po-
land. a speedy half-miler who
last night ran the 1000 meters
in the very fast time of 2:19.4,
fourth-tenths Of a second from
the world record.
Also in the field are Mike
Berisforn. Brian Ken Smith,
Ken Wood, Michael Blagrove
and Peter Clarke, all of Britain.
Yet this is only one race. the
mile-and 1t is only one added
attraction. The New York
London meet will present four
Olympic champions from Amer
lea and a strong all-round squad
heavily favored to win the
match. Dave Slime of Duke
University is competing in the
dashes.
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Arcoro to Seek Fourth
Futurity Win 7 Tomorrow

CHICAGO. July 10 (R.-Ed-
die Arcaro shoots for his fourth
Arlington Futurity victory to-
morrow aboard the favorite
Fred w. Hooper's unbeaten Al
hambra.
The veteran jockey, making
the $75.000-added event at
Arlington Park his Chicago
debut Of the season. will face
about seven other 2-year-olds
in the 6-furlong sprint.
Alhambra has won three
starts. including the Primer
and Hyde Park Stakes at Ar
lington. The Olympia colt is
an early 8-to-5 favorite and is
coupled with Olymar as the
Hooper entry. Hooper's Greek
Game won the Futurity last
year.
Arcaro won earlier Futurities
aboard Thingumabob in 1898
Hasty Road in 1853 and Royal
Note in 1854.
Speedy Field
There will be speed to burn
in the race. Colts who forced
Alhambra all out in both the
Primer and Hyde Park are in
the field. They are Rockmoore
Farms Leather Button and T
Allie Grissom's Little Reaper,
The early second choice is
Claiborne Farms Sir Ruler, a
Nasrullah offspring who will
have the saddle services of Bill
Hartack. Bill suffered a re-
currence of a back injury and
withdrew from Arlington'S pro-
gram yesterday after riding
Nordal to second place in the
opening race. He said he would
rest today and be ready for the
Futurity.
Other probable starters in
the Futurity are. Rulership,
Mrs. John D. Hertz Nasrullah
colt shipped in from California,
with Jockey Johnny Longden
up; William S. Miller's Rellim
S. w and Sans Shipahoy,
owned by the estate of Sam E.
Wilson, jr.
Three More for Eddie
Arcaro rarely rides in Cali
fornia, but when he does it's
usually a noteworthy appear
ance.
Arcaro turned up at Holly
wood Park yesterday for his
first visit since he won the rich
Westerner with Count of Honor
a year ago. The result: Three
winners, including the $87 400
Starlet Stakes with undefeated
Old Pueblo, who won on a
disqualification.
Old Pueblo. winning his
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Area Crews Leave
For National Event

Crews from Potomac and Old
Dominion Boat Clubs left today
for Philadelphia, where the Ma
tional Association of Amateur
Oarsmen championship regatta
will be held tomorrow and Sun
day.
Potomac will be represented
by a senior four with coxswain
and an intermediate eight
Dared shell. Both will finish
their events tomorrow.
Old Dominion's Among BROTH
erS. Tom and Joe, will COM
pete in both the senior pair
with coxswain tomorrow and
the senior pair without cox
swain Sunday. Their coxswain
tomorrow will be Alex Schultes.
Potomac boatings:
SENIOR FOUR-Steve 10th. bow;
PAUL wager, No. .: Al Rayfield, No. 3.
Tom Q. Jones, stroke: Mike Hanley
SENIOR E1GHT-Bin Enseman. bow;
Woody Halstead. No. :: Bob Duncan,
No. Q: Bob Cavioala, No. 4: Pete Peter.
son. No. 81 Reese James. No. 8: Kirk
Evans No. z Harvey MONTGOMERY
stroke; Mike Hanley, CoxsWafn
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SENATORS
Continued From Pag,

Continued From Page CT
with one out in the seventh
when he singled over second
base. Gene Woodling beat out
a hit in the eighth after Pete
Runnels made a sparkling diving
stop of his grounder and Nixon
again singled in the ninth.
Boiling. Runnels Hot
Milt Boiling and Runnels
each collected three hits. while
Jim Lemon Clipped in with a
two-run triple and a single,
Art Schulz continued to boost
his average, getting two singles
in three chances.
The Senators opened the
game with three straight hits
but required an error to obtain
a run. Boiling singled but was
thrown out by Woodling trying
to stretch the hit. Runnels
doubled but was nailed by
Woodling attempting to score
on Lemons single. The Sena-
tros finally scored when Third
BaSeman AL Smith threw high
past first base after fielding
Roy Sievers' grounder. enabling
Lemon to come around.
Pitula then restrained the
Senators until the seventh,
when PaScual touched of a
three-run rally with a single to
left. Boiling singled to center
and with one down Lemon
laced a triple to right. scoring
both. Sievers' single to left
scored Lemon.
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Torpid, Jug Fovorite,
Puces 2-Minute Mile

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.
Y, July 10 (P.-Torpid, a Ito
10 favorite. paced a mile in
2 minutes on a half-mile
track last night to further his
claim as a favorite for the Lit
tie Brown jug.
Johnny simpson drove
Torpid, owned by the Sherwood
Farm of Irvington. N. j., to
victory in the $4,000 SPRING
wood Pace. a Grand Circuit
Week feature at Saratoga
Raceway. The time equaled
the world race record for 81
year-old PAGERS over a half
mile track, set by Tar Heel in
winning the 1851 Little Brown
jug, pacing's top event.
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Pennington Show
Underway Today

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va,
July 10 (Special) The Farm
ington Junior and Pony Show
Virginia's third major meeting
OF the season for young riders
opened at noon here today at
the Pennington show grounds
and will continue through to-
morrow.
mpionships will be
awarded tomorrow night in the
small pony. large pony and
junior hunter divisions. Out
standing among the many
trophies will be the Mary Drury
Memorial Challenge Trophy
previously contested at the
Loudoun. Warrenton and Mary.
land pony shows.
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BOYS BASEBALL

COLLEGE PARK PONY LEAGUE
Class A
White sox. ~: orioles, 10.
Black Feet, Z, Sioux. ..
Black Hawks, rs. Cubs
BABE RUTH LEAGUE
virginia District All.Star Tournament
Championship Round
Fairisx ~ Annandale- BaileyS
MOUNT vERNON.LEE LITTLE
LEAGUE
Virginia Hills, 10. Pillrollers, Is.
HEBREW LITTLE LEAGUE
Indians, Cardinals, :.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY BBA
Bethesda MidgetS
Carrier Drugs. ~; Garrett Park. u
Bethesda Sports Mart, = Potomac, ..
BuTsundy Knobs :; Loyds SPORT
silver sprinr Mldsets
silver .sprine Lions, 10. Lyons
Tskoms Tigers. IA: Takoma &C, g.
81. Bernadette'S. IL; Hillandale Red
sox, S.
Eastern Juniors
sherwood orioles. z, Troians. 8.
Mattos Paint. IS: Takoma Hawks. 3
Western Juniors
Malonsy Concrete. g. cark Freeman
County Title. 10; co-ops. :.
kensinston Rockets. q. Garrett
Park, l.
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ISRAEL GOLF WON
BY FRANK TENNEY

BALTIMORE July 10
(SpeciaD Frank Tenney
of White Flint nosed out
three Baltimore pros to win
the pro division of a Bonds
For Israel golf tournament
at Bonnie View yesterday.
Tenney shot SO. a stroke
ahead of Johnny Bass of
Clifton Park, Rick McHale
of Forest Park and Bill
Clarke of Hillendale.
Nick Conte of Bonnie
View was the amateur
leader with II.
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fourth straight race. got to
the wire in the 6-furlong Star
let a neck behind Mrs. Ada l.
Rice's Strong Ruler. The stew
ards ruled Strong Ruler inter-
fered with the favorite, Fleet
NaSrullah. in the stretch and
placed the apparent winner
third. Old Pueblo ($5.30l
moved UP to take the win purse
Of $4,000 and Fleet Nasrullah
was placed second.
Apprentice Howard Grant
also had q triple at Monmouth
to raise his leading total there
to So for the meeting.
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Chicago Cardinals
Sign Joe Kopnisky

MORGANTOWN. w. Va,
July 10 (P).-Joe Kopnisky. star
end on the West Virginia Uni
versity football team the past
two seasons, said yesterday he
had signed to play profession
ally with the Chicago Cardinals.
Kopnisky earlier had turned
down an offer from the Cardi-
mails when he was called in the
annual football draft, saying at
that time he was not interested
in pro football.
Kopnisky. from Pittsburgh,
was chosen on the All-Southern
Conference football team last
fall.
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'Federa!St Storage
Shows Power
lin Industrial

The Federal Storage sandlot
baseball team has only an out
side chance of taking second
half honors in the Industrial
League. But if the Storage
men continue to get the robust
hitting that has produced two
victories this week, some oil
the top teams could be in for
trouble.
Earlier in the week Federal
Storage banged out Is hits in
defeating Silver Hill. Yester-
day they raked five Atchison
& Keller pitchers for IL hits
for a 1873 victory.
John Carretta. st. Johns
High star, hit two two home
runs and batted in five to lead
Federal to its win. Terminate
Tommy Brown also homerec
and circuit smashes for A&K
were hit by Eddie Claxton and
Gary Fitzgerald.
The Air Force Jets, de.
Tending champions in the De.
partmental League, but out oil
contention in this seasons race
defeated the Navy Tars, 9-3
and Woodbridge took an 81
decision from st. Ambrose or
the strength of a three-rur
homer by Dave MCGOWAN ir
the seventh inning.
Strick's Restaurant, firSt-halt
C h ampion in the Gauzzs
League, was awarded a for.
felt over Suitland Hall in the
only game scheduled yesterday
in that league.
To-day
Silver Hill W. Union Printers. Yves
Black Sox vs.. 1O2oth ueAF WING
South Ellipse, $50.
| Peoples Drugs VS.. East Coast Elec
TomoTrov
Veterans Administration VS.. Arm,
| MAD Service RannakAr
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Waller and Morris
SIGN Rums' Contracts

| LOS ANGELES, July 10 (P).
I-Halfback Ron Waller and
Linebacker Larry Morris have
signed with the Los Angeles
Rams for the 1857 season.
Waller, former Maryland
star, led the Rams in rushing
the past two years. Morris,
formerly Of Georgia Tech. has
been a regular since he was
top draft choice in 1855.
The signings we're announced
yesterday.
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Black Yankees Win
On Holmes HurIinq

Highlander Ray Holmes
pitched a five-hit Shutout to
give the New York Black YAM
KEGS a 80 victory over the In
dianapolis Clowns last night at
Griffith Stadium before a
crowd Of $500.
The Black Yankees scored all
of their runs in the fifth in
ming on two errors, two field
ers' choices and a single.
Mitchell Frank. pitcher for the
Clowns, struck out 10.
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Bethesda No-Hitter

e Scotty Glackin pitched a no.
hitter and hit a home run yes
terday to lead Bethesda Sports
Mart TO its third straight VIC
tory Of the third round. 30.
over Potomac in the Bethesda
Midget League of the Mont
9omery County Boys Baseball
Association. Freddie Hall also
homered in the game played AT
Garrett Park Recreation
Center.
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FIGHTS LAST MIGHT
nv thu Aasneiatsd pr..,

By the Associated Press
LOS ANGELEs.-Joe Dorando, 1le.
Hollywood, Calf. knocked out Rudy
MENDOZA, 146, Los Angeles (b).
BOSTON--Jimmy Connors, 1874.
New Bedford, Mass, outpointed Cleo
Ortiz, 1891, Puerto Rico (Sl.
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Is Records Fall
As Congressional
Swimmers Win

Thirteen pool records were
set as the Congressional Coun-
try Club defeated Prince
Georges. 1857. in an Interclub
Swimming League meet yester-
day at Prince Georges.
A brother-and-sister COM
bination. Bobby and Carol
Briggs. set records for Con-
gressional in their respective
divisions Of the 20-year-old-
and-under class. Bobby swan
200 feet in $50 seconds and his
sister in 42.5.
Tim and Dick Oliver. BROTH
ers from Prince Georges, also
set records. Tim tied his team
mate. John Edwards. at 22.5
seconds in the 8-and-undeT
class 600 feet. and Dick
swan the same course in 1913
in the l0-and-under class.
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in-and under. Sally Mcilwains
tPQl. sls i2.and:under. DICK Youtl
gan &C.. 20 seconds i6-and-under
Janet Gallagher tcl, as seconds. boys
junior medley, Prince GEORGES, :Oa 5,
boys senior medley Congressional
a3.a girs' senior medley. Prince
Georges, 0O5, boys freestyle relay
Prince Georges, $40; girls freestyis
relay Confessional, 2.O47
Washington Golf and Coun-
try Club rallied in the older
classes for a 67-65 victory over
Bethesda in a Country Club
Swimming League meet yes.
lterday at Bethesda.
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Veterans Administration
Map Service. Banneker. 4.
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Ibbotson of Britain. who has
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COLORED-a6e RIDGE ST. NV
-Bedrm. living rm., din. kit. ano
bath: newly dec. To inspect. get
key at Apt No. 3. $50 5O-S65
r. A. HUMPHREYS. 2 Mass. ave
COLORED-ls40 D ST. NE. key
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COLOREB-Is2S Z ST. NE, key
524 18th st. ne. Apt. Freshly
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COLORED-I3OO E ST. S.E.-Ef-
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CARR. Realtor.
C0LORED UNFINISHED =
Available Immediately; 1-bedrm
$3.50. For info. see Mr.. Ross
on premises or phone JU. 5-SS60
ROLAND PARK APIS, INC. 4S0l
Texas ave. Sc. Wash. ID. c.
COLORED
1891 Belmont st. n.w.--Niee large
efiies:. completely redec, from
HAS Bladensburg I'd. ne-2
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1917 Corcoran st. NV rms.
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i742 corcoran st. n.w-e rms.
kit. and bath: lust remodeled: S55.
1913 ID st. NE rms, kit. and
bath: redee.: $3.50.
2l7 6 st. NV rms, kit. and
BATH $3.50.
22S N st. n.w.-LarEe. / rm i,
kit. and bath: redec.: $50.
path, sos.
321 y st. NV rms, kit. and
bath: Just remodeled: quiet neigh
borhood; sos.
1883 LIST St n.w.-3 rms. hit.
ana bath: redec.; $3.50.
1l2O 10th ST. NE rms, kit.
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1443 Sheridan st. NV.
NEAR WALTER REED

Right of 18th st. we have avail
corner. 1-bedrm. apt. Aug. 1; will
be completely redec. Laundry facil-
tiles; rent only $50 so, util. incl
See caretaker on premises.
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT CO
1920 X ST. NV. Elk. 3-1s11
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1000 CONN. AVE.

Two lge. bedrm. apis. in de luxe
building with elev. and switchboard
service: 500 and S1l7 so incl. utils.
See resident manager.
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e THE SUNDAY STAR
APIS. UMFURMIsHED-D. G.
tcohTiNuEp)
ANACOSTIA

Exceptionally nice 1-bedrm. apt
transp: 81 so: includes utils. Ap-
ply janitor. POPS Fendau st. sc.
DREYFUSS BROS.
1919 18th St NV Ma S-0520
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PARK CRESCENT

290l 18th ST. NV.
Large l-bedrm. apt at $3.50
Incl. all utils.. in de luxe elev. bldg.
with switchboard service. Avail
Aug. 1. See manager.
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OTIS GARDENS

I445 OTIS PL. NV.
Beautiful one-bedrm. apt, in de
luxe bldg. with elevator and switch
board service: SS5 incl. all utils.
Avail Aug. 16. See resident man
ager
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MIRAMAR

1901 18th st. NV, Cor. r. I. Ave.
Newly. remodeled bachelor apt. at
SOL, and ENC. at $3.50, IN de luxe
elevator bldg. with secretarial serv-
ice. See resident manager.
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1929 CONGRESS PL.

1929 CONGRESS PL.
Newly dec. one bedroom apt. with
living room, din, kit. and bath: gas
heat. Rent. $50. Key with janitor,
l452 Alabama ave. sc. b. r. SAUL
Co. 30 10th 81. NV, Ma. S-2lU0.
coLORED-5l35 ASTOR PL. Sc,
= rms. kit, bath, dinette; indi-
vidual gas heat; S62.5O.
1420 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
rms. kit. bath; S67 80.
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1 rm., kit, bath: S45.
l412 18th ST. NV.
rm., kit, bath; S45.
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COLORED
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decorated. No children.
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1915 Belmont st n.w.-S60.
ENC. apt. No children. Janitor viii
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WALKER g. DUNLOP. INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
coLoRED
rs New York Ave NV

Huge bedrm. front. Available
aug. LIST In this charming well
kept bldg. Walking distance 10
downtown and on carline. Very
convenient location. Rent only
S64 80. See caretaker downstairs.
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT co.
I42O X st. NV. EX. 3-1SII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28

CABIN JOHN, MD.
1880 ToMLfReoN AVE.
and Taylor Modsi basin
.,..A. s't .ss ... iiH; $3.50 S sl9' =:
si.A! s;' .ss ..aS Sin; sssS 81 si1' s:.
= sedrms. living m. dinst.e.
kitchen and bath: si2b per ne.
ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
'. T. CONSTRUCTION co
Iii3 X o., NV. ~. S.7lo1
Icontis1sd q Yea PSSSI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
574O COLORADO AVE. NV

Living room, kitchen, dinette
bedroom. bath Close to churches
stores. 18th St. and Georgia ave
streetcars and 10th st. buses. va
can't and may be seen BY contact
ing Janitor at 1920 Nicholson 81
NV, RIA. 6-0429. Rent, only $50 70,
includes heat, hot water and re-
lrigerator. B. F. SAUL CO., g25
10Th st. NV, Ma. S-2lO0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
coLoRKD
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ThoS. ]. Fisher & Co. Inc.
73s 18th st. NV. DL 1880
Colored-Nearby NE.
Newly decorated desirable lst-iioor
l-rm. apt. All utils. furnished, $50
DREYFUss BROS.
1913 18th st. NV. Ma. s-05sO