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The Washington times., 1934-02-10
MEETS
MACON FIVE
SATURDAY
By GTNO SINH

Basketball fans had better in
sert the name Of Wilson Teachers
College in their future" book, for
that institution expects to be
hea d from next season.
This is the third year the school
has had a basketball team, but
under the expert tutelage Of DOC"
White, once famous White Sox
pitcher, it Is making rapid head,
way, All of its regulars will re-
turn next season.
Though it has been playing col
Iege teams far above its class. 1t
has registered four victories in IL
starts, twice losing by narrow mar
gins. It has an average Of "a
poins per game.
Next Saturday they play most
to another powerful foe, Ran
dolph. Macon, at their home gym,
Eleventh and Harvard SITS. N. w.
Early this season the Teachers lost
to the VirginlanS, 80 to IL.
High School Stars
The team numbers several for
mer high school athletic stars on
its team though it boasts only one
who was a stand-out in basket
ball. That one is Ken Fisher, a
regular forward.
Fisher was captain Of the Cen
tral High School basketball team
and also played baseball for that
school.
Pete English, one Of the regu-
lar guards, saw service with q
sandlot quint, though at Tech
High he devoted his time to base
ball. Phil Fox, the other forward,
played a bit Of freshman basket
ball at Georgetown U. He is an
all-around athlete.
Frank Kerwin, guard, was a
sub on Eastern, while Willie Will
son, the center, is practically
making his first serious bid in
the game.
Melvin Werksman. O substitute.
also played baseball at Central.
Other subs are Norman Gill,
Francis Slattery, Bill jenkins.
Arthur Lembeck and Preston
Newton.
Fox has been setting the scor.
ing pace for the team with 6
points per game, with Fishers
average next best. English has
also been outstanding in the scor'
ing.
Had Banner Season
The school won two out Of II
contests in it's first year. 1t had
q banner 1928 season, chaiking
up nine victories in is games.
Saturday, February II, the team
viii journey to Frostburg, Md, for
q game with FroStburg Normal,
whom they swamped in an earlier
game.
March 2 they play their home
coming game against their tradi
tional foe, Newark State Normal
to whom they lost by 4 points
in their, first meeting two weeks
ago. The next day they close
their season against Virginia Med
ical, here.
Records:
The Washington times., 1934-02-10

Angeles for the Milk Fund, pro-
vided they can get Baer away
from the stage. I want that
fight so badly I'd almost be will
ing to take it for 10 pfennigs,
and you know pfennigs aren't
worth much these days.
After that I'll fight Camera
or anyone else the public wants
me to meet.
You know, there aren't many
good heavyweights left. There's
Camera, Baer. myself, Loughran,
Hamas and Levinsky.
Why do I rate them that way?
Well, Cameras the champion,
and Baer defeated me. But per-
haps I can change that rating
somewhat with something other
than words.
Baer is the toughest Of the lot.
but I'm sure I can take him If
we meet again. I saw Carnera
fight Pauline in Italy and he
hasn't improved much in the
past five years, at least, not so
far as I could see. don't be-
lieve he'd trouble me seriously.
Clever but Harmless
Loughran Is clever, but he
can't hit. Hamas can hit, but
he's not very clever. And as for
Levinsky-well, just say I think
I could take him without trouble.
Don't think I'm boasting be-
cause I say I can whip these
men. I believe what I say and
if they'll meet me I'll try to
prove it. I wouldn't promise to
knock out Loughran because he
can be very hard to corner,
especially in a short bout, but I
shouldn't have any trouble out
pointing him.
If these men will meet me, I'll
be champion again. To get my
crown back is my fondest wish,
but first of all I want another
chance at that fellow, Max Baer.
The Washington times., 1934-02-10
Thomas Returns
Contract to Griff

BALTIMORE, Feb. 1O.-Pitcher
AL Thomas. veteran of the Wash.
ington baseball club, today sent
his contract back to President
Clark Griffith-unsigned.
The former White Sox and
Baltimore Oriole finger, said he
was decidedly dissatisfied with the
terms in that too much Of cut
was handed him in salary.
The Washington times., 1934-02-10
CardOzO Night FiUe
Drops Close Game

The Armstrong High Night
School team won a thrilling game
from Cardozo Night School ag-
gregation, % to 27.
Cain and Captain Williams
starred for the victorious Arm
strong team with nine points
apiece. Robinson scored 10
markers for the loser.
The Washington times., 1934-02-10
High School Series
Basketball Figures
Through Yesterday
YESTERDAY's RESULTS

Yesterdays RESULTS
Eastern. 32: Central. 81.
Roosevelt. ii; Western. S3.
PREVIOUS RESULTS
Central. 80; Western. ~. -:
Tech. "a: Eastern. 30.
Tech. 40: Western, %.
Central. 80: Roosevelt, 81.
Eastern, So; Roosevelt, 81.
Central. 80; Tech, rs (extra "
Tech, 60: Roosevelt, 25.
Eastern, 48: Western, %.
Eastern. 40: Central. IS.
Roosevelt. 80: Western. 23
Central. "a: Western. ~.
Eastern. 40: Tech. "a.
Tech. 81; Western, IS.
Central. 46: Roosevelt. 20.
The Washington times., 1934-02-10
~ lAlyllI1l 1laS&la9
Diligent Work To Aid
Comeback--Der Max

In an erclsive interview aCth Pct Robinson, Interna
tionol NeCs Service sports aUrer M,T Scheng, German
heavyOeght fighter and former cord CHAMPION makes
public for the first time of the which he be-
heves contributed to his defeat at the hands of Mac Baer
Schmelng also gives his rating of the leading heavies of
the present The intervie1O foloVs:
BY MAX sCHMEL1NG
PoMPToN LAKES, N. j., Feb 10 (INs.).-The matter Of
condition is of paramount Importance to prize fighter
boxer must have established training rules and adhere
to them religiouslY,
The Washington times., 1934-02-10
Upsets Feature Play
In Southeast League

Upsets were in order in the
Southeast Community Basketball
League last night on the Hine
Junior High floor.
Naval Reserves nosed out Mer-
curys, 26 to Is, when Don Nc
Pherson sunk long shot from
the center of the floor with the
score Is to "a in favor of the
Mercurys. Congress Heights sur
prised by winning from Christ
House Child, 20 to %.
The Washington times., 1934-02-10
BrlInck ShGUes TIUO
Duckpin Loop Marks

William Brunck, duckpin ace of
the Administrative team, Quar-
termaster's League is the proud
possessor of two new league rec
ords.
His 1853 game and 40 set shat
tered records of 10 years duration.
The Washington times., 1934-02-10
Bad Weather HaLts
Skeet Club Shoot

Because of the bad weather to-
days Maryland Skeet Club shoot,
scheduled to be held in Baltimore,
has been postponed.
The shoot will be held on Satur.
day, February "a at Baltimore.
It will be a league match.
The Washington times., 1934-02-10
TIE FOR PIN LEAD

A. L. Lee and George A. Fuller
are tied for the leadership of the
Building Contractors Duc.oin
League, due to Lees 2-to1 victory
over D. C. Butcher. Joe Frc~chi
stood out in the Butchers set.
back with a 1877 game. jerry
Bachman had a $50 set.
The Washington times., 1934-02-10
WALKERS MOTHER ILL

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla,
Feb. 10.-Three bouts have been
Cancelled by Mickv Walker, boxer,
who has been called to his Rum
son, N. j., home owing to the
serious illness of his mother.
The Washington times., 1934-02-10
West Va. Games Tonight
Attract Many Stars

cniy who have Eddie Toan Ralph Metcae and other
renowned stars compete in past indoor games will the
the 60meter straghaway in the Mems Field House tonight
in the Sixth Annual West Virginia Games in the opinion Of
Track Coach Art Smith
The Washington times., 1934-02-10
Tilden Beats Vines
And Squares Series

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 10.-"Big Bill"
Tilden and Ellsworth Vines are tied
in their professional tennis series
at eight matches each, Tilden
having evened the score here last
night. The scores were IS, 2-6.
8-6, 3-6, 6-1.
The Washington times., 1934-02-10
TEAM CHALLENGED

The Friendship House basket
ball team challenges the Premier
Cab Juniors. Call Miss Byers,
manager Of the team, at Lincoln
2242.
The Washington times., 1934-02-10

Worry! Worry! Worry! The sOlu-
tiOn to many of your varied problems
can be found in the WANT AID SEC.
TION Of this newspaper.
The Washington times., 1934-02-10
Wants Baer Fight

After that I'm coming back to
this country to fight Baer in Los
Evening star., 1934-12-14

WEIGHT REDUCER AND MANIPULATOR.
Battle Creek an IDEAL Christmas gift: $50
and up. Carroll Supply, III 18th st. n W.
Evening star., 1934-12-14
ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.

1916 18th ST. NE-Front room, nc
fioor near bath; ami; reasonable, private
family Phone North 3436.
10 EYE ST Nw-Two unfurnished rooms
light Housekeeping; heat and Ilghti reason
able: centrally located.
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

FURNISHED-6-R. HOUSE. RESIDENTIAL
NV: all conyenienceS: responsible people;
references; share with husband family
away for year. Rents for so; only S45.
couple , adults. 500. Address Box 6s-S,
Star Office. Ia
OLD GEORGETOWN HOME : 3-STORY
brick. attic large dining and reception
rooms. 3 bed rooms. sleeping porch. >
baths. sun parlor. rose garden. garage,
S125 mo-. references. Phone West 2539.
NICELY FURNISHED SIX-ROOM HOUSE.
choice location. ami: sos month. zoos
3rd st. ne. Phone Potomac 5612-J.
75.OO-OWNER' S ATTRACTIVELY FUR
niShed. modern D. c. home; near schools
and transportation. good NV. residential
section. Phone Columbia 13S4
1919 l. ST NV. - SMALL ROOMING
house near Thomson School: will suitcase
to party who will buy all or part of furni-
ture; good proposition. Apply between
and 40 pm
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED HOUSE.
in good location: INV h.. garage; immedi-
Phnna
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

o3I5 20th ST. NV rooms in private
home can be rented separately; ref. re
quired; prefer employed couple. North
41OS.
34o7 HoLMEAD PL. N-W..For adults ts
room and Kitchen, Ink. So Before
10 am. 4:30-G.30 pm.
7I9 d ST. Sc, south Pa. ave, sth-3
rooms bath unfurnished or partly fur-
nished; S37 so; separate meters; ADULTS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MT. RAINIER, MD. $500 EVANS ST
First floor > extra large. nicely furnished
rooms. large screened porch circulating
heater. gas and electricity furnished; $50
month: ! ? block from bus. Phone Green
wood 3254
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FURNITURE - 2-piece new custom made
rust living room suite. S45; worth double.
seat at bargain prices. New York Uphol-
stering Co. 6l1 F ST. NV
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RENT-FIATS.

1863 MORSE ST. NE
Rooms, Bath. H.-WH., Elec.-S30 Month.
J. DALLAS GRADY.
District 9l79. llO4 VT. Ave.
COLORED-FLAT. 2Ol4 NJ ST NV. .
rooms. kitchen and bath $50. GOSS
REALTY CO. 1405 Eye ST. NV. Natl. 1858.
COLORED i 1894 DUNCAN ST. NE.-3
rooms. bath lat. cleo: quiet couple:
reference required; S20.5 So. GUY TIMER.
1926 You ST. Phone North 4g01.
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WASHING MACHINE-Apex; floor SAM
Pile. with pump S39 80 CASH spinner type.
S62 80. Apex Elec. Co.. 709 9th st. NV.
q q
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

l345 l. ST. NW-Lovely newly furnished
first-fioor single rooms. near bath. only
81 and So 80 weekly.
9l6 HAMILTON ST. NW.-Combination
living and bed room. private bath; S2i
monthly including telephone. Convenient
cars and busSeS.
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S3.95O-NEAR Sth AND PENN. AVE. Sc.
Seml-detached fran. r. and b., nice
lot. garage; fine condition. Make offer,
sS'g30-NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL.
II vacant. heated. tons coal in
basement; s 7. and b.. bed rooms;
2-car brick garage. Terms or offer
SS.95O-BURLEITR 20 STONE FRONT.
q r and b. fireplace. garage. inclosed
sleeping porch: Just refinished.
JOHN LINDER Cleveland sRR-
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BRICK AND BUILDING MATERIAL
Wrecking 63O-64o Girard ST. NV Bargain
prices on all sizes lumber. brick. doors.
windows. plumbing. etc. Statesmen on prem
ises. or call Line. 1898 Harris Wrecking Co.
Evening star., 1934-12-14

RADIO-Atwater Kent 7-tube set, in
spec al lowboy cabinet; $40. Kits. 1880
G st
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NEAR CAPITQL-TWo ROOMS AND
bath, English basement. Small rent for
settled couple. care for small hot-water
system. Apply 1131 Euclid 81. NV.
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WANTEp-APARTMENTs.

FURNISHED APT, . OR 3 RMS. .KITCH-
enette and bath. in apt. bldg. Address Box
263-S Star ONCE. IA.
LIV. R.. BED R. K. B. NICELY FURN.:
couple. children. : and 1: NV. near
school stores; immed. posses: $50 10 500.
incl, heat cleo. gas FTlgldaire. Address
Box 2bS-S Star office. IA
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sol A ST. SE-Large front room nicely
furnished. kitchen, sink. Phone Lincoln
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PRACTICE PIANOS-Good rebuilt pianos
Ideal tor the beginners; S40-S50S65-S75
snd up Terms. 81 week buys. Arthur
Jordan Piano Co. 18th and @.
Evening star., 1934-12-14

When the Basutos attacked the safari, Stanley
ity had given him a mighty physique, but environ
ment had sheltered and protected him. Always he
had wondered if his courage would measure up to
what was expected of it. This was the test.
Evening star., 1934-12-14
SALE-HOUSES.

FORMER PRICE. sI45OO-NOw ONLY Y
Newly renovated Or. and b. brick. all
modern. IN perfect condition: yard to
alley. reasonable cash payment. balance
IN building association. z. A. GARVEY
phone District 45OS. 1925 VT. ave. n w.
CENTER HALL. DETACHED NEW: A
beautiful home; positively best value in
Chevy Chase. Only SlO.g5O, L. II.
THADEN, Cleveland $40 I6.
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2l23 K ST. NW.-Large double and single
front rooms, ami. phone. Call West O432.
Housekeeping privileges II desired.
MT PLEASANT 1856 18th St.-Nicely
furnished front room. Srd door. a.rn.1.;
bath on same moor.
Evening star., 1934-12-14

VACUUM CLEANERS-Electrolux Hoover.
Eureka. Airway and others. Prices slashed
some as low as $3.50: fully rebuilt and
guaranteed McKain Service. Alb H st.
n e Phone Lincoln kO5O. Open evenings
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COI.ORED
WANTED TO BUY-HoUsEs.

'-l-hA - Oil6A EO n Z
643 Indiana Ave. NV.
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Arlington Coal Company.
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE-Well-furnish single or
double room near bus and car; heated
garage; reasonable; gentlemen. Clev. 2045.
1920 EYE ST. near White House-Attrac-
tive. single. with hot.cold running water,
phcne. garage: refined home. Gentleman.
Evening star., 1934-12-14

COLORED"6 OR ROOM HOUSE. NV,
location, reasonable. small cash TO start.
Address Box 1S-S Star office.
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NEAR 14th AND PARK RID.
Ss5.00-142s Psrkwood pl. n.w.-Un-
usually large living room. dining room 4
bed rooms. 2 baths kitchen. Frigidaire.
2-car garage. front and rear porches.
1404 K. CArRlTZ. DIST. 90s0.
Evening star., 1934-12-14

BRICK AND BUILDING MATERIAL from
many wreckng Jobs. Come to any OF
Hechinger's yards for your entire needs
OF used materials: neatly arranged easily
seen largest selection. We have what you
Evening star., 1934-12-14

BICYCLES-RollfaSt ana otner niRh- rade
wheels. Hazelton Bicycle a. Sporting Goods
Co, 424 9th NV.
Evening star., 1934-12-14
SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

RADIO-Howard 6-tube table model.
S22 80 A splendid set in good condition.
Easy terms kits l:}3O G st.
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DIPLOMAT LEAVING CIT" 'OR OR
months would rent oeaut 1urnlsheo
apt, grand piano radio. PERSIAN rugs CONT
plete kitchen dishes and utensils. CHINA
Silver. linen: hall. large living room SOFA
rum. dining room. kltchen. Two PED TTo1ls' D,Is
two bath rooms; $3.50 month. fhone
Emerson S031.
WESTMINSTER. 1907 18th ST NV
Newly decorated. light Housekeeping. base
ment apartment
115 9th ST. SE-3 ROOMS AND PRI-
vate bath: $50 month. Call evenings.
7 to o, or by appointment. IA.
EMBASSY sEcTIoN-wILL sUBLET. TO
desirable, careful tenant handsomely furn.
5-rm., porch apt: real home: would rent
room or suite. home privileges. Adams
2502 before / pm. or after evenings.
2O92 COLUMBIA RD.. APT. 5O5--5 RMS,
large southern exposure; view over city.
No children.
1873 KILBoURNE PL. NV. UNUSU-
bath. porch 3 exposures; Oriental rugs,
best beds. etc. G. E refrigeration.
1890 HARVARD NV ROOMS. SEMI
bath; also 3 rms. Semi-bath; nicely furn.,
housekeeping. See manager. Col. 5000.
1923 CHAPIN-3 LARGE ROOMS KTTCH-
en- bath S57 so. including heat gas elec
phone. elec. refrigerator; adults only; ga
rage. S5.
NEAR cAPIToL-Two ROOMS AND
bath, English basement Small rent for
system, Apply 1l3l Euclid A.. NV.
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AN IDEAL RESIDENCE FOR A PHYSICIAN

4N17N14AJA.4FO4- 7
new detached house on a prominent
corner. within 3 minutes drive Dupont
Circle. with beautifully Handicapped grounds,
First hoor-Living room, study dining
room. pantry and kitchen with separate
entrance to reception room and doctor s
once. House has q bed rooms baths,
lear garage. automatic heat and electric
refrlgeratlon. Price. S33 500.
prominent architect and builder did
the Work. Thls is a very unusual oppor-
tunity. OWNER. address Box 264-S. star
Office
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WANTED-ROOMS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

GENTLEMAN wants nicely furnished room
within mile 18th and 4 SIS. AooresS %"
2g7-S. Star office.
Evening star., 1934-12-14

DUPONT CIRCLE. 1911 Goth St. NV
Available, large double basement room;
meals: well adapted for > congenlal men;
| Also large double room upstairs Good
/ ma NJ hnnne Life
Evening star., 1934-12-14

1881 ST NW-Attractive we'll fur
niShed bed-living room. running water,
Ink; near downtown: rooms. So single.
Evening star., 1934-12-14

WASHING MACHINES-We have available
one G. E used washing machine-a
Christmas gift which would remind her
of your thoughtfulness throughout the
year An exceptional machine at bargain
price. See Mr. Young National Electrical
Supply Co.. 1880 New York ave. NV.
Phone National $500.
IIrr1cIIur prnI1CEp ANn GANIpIII ATOP
Evening star., 1934-12-14

1862 COL. RD NV r. & B. AMI.
perfect condition. SS5 mo. E. A GARVEY.
District 450S. 1926 Vermont ave.
1913 BENNING RID NE. = DUPLEX
house. q rooms. hot-water heat. cleo
gas: good condition: $40. W. w. GRIF-
FITH. Adams S2n1
Evening star., 1934-12-14

1921 R. I. (Scott tircle)-Front double
room. twin beds: also single room: every
modern convenience; well-kept home.
1923 18th Sind floor front; refined
home homelike: all conveniences, maid
service: also single. Metropolitan 2620.
Evening star., 1934-12-14

APARTMENT GRAND-Here is small
srand that has been traded in to us on
Chickering. May be bought for SlS5; on
terms of 81 week Arthur Jordan Piano
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APARTMENTS FURN. & UNFURN.

q NANH
2II9 o ST. NW.-NICE 3 RMS. BATH.
no kitchen. S56: also single room; private
home Phone Potomac COOS
1929 2lst ST NW-SEE MR. ADAMS,
either on premises or a 2110 K st. NV.
Reasonable and comfortable. 15'
. ROOMS. KITCHENETIE AND BATH:
near to transportation: employed couple;
furn. or unfurn. Address Box 226-S. Star
Office.
GOVT. EMPLOYE WILL SHARE HER NEW
apt with / or > girls. preferably Govt.
Evening star., 1934-12-14

BATHTUBS fire escape, brick, beams. lin
tells, large steam boiler. pipe. sash and
doors and lumber. belt conveyors marble
slabs. 90 F st. S.W. Metropolitan bSlI
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RMs-WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD

front room newly decorated. twin beds.
unlimited phone; board OPTIONAL reason
Evening star., 1934-12-14

BED-DAVENPORT (Kroehler). practically
new, modern, SpotlesSly clean. $50; Hoover
special vacuum cleaner. perfect Sl5. Phone
Decatur 4o04-R
Evening star., 1934-12-14

OIL BURNER (NokoD nearly new COM
plete with al controls and 275-gallon
count moving. Address Box 393S. Star
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1928 EUCLID ST. NW.-Attractive COM
Portable room. md floor. all modern con-
veniences: private family; 14th st. car.
1901 N ST. NW-Large front. semi-pri-
vate bath; walking distance downtown:
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SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

APARTMENT UPRIGHT-Will sell for
Sl64, balance due; Just like new; guaran-
teed Terms as low as 81 week. Arthur
Jordan PIANO Co. 18th and G.
Evening star., 1934-12-14

1884 COLUMBIA RD-S3 wk single rms.
clean, warm, outside; baths: inst. h. W..
steam heat. 9 car lines: gentl. Adams 1923.
Evening star., 1934-12-14

SEE THESE BEST HOME VALUES
4520 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE
New semi-detacbed brick house. rooms
: paths. hreplaces. recreation room
pul!t-ln garage. Choice home section.
From Michigan ave. TO 14th st. turn north
one block
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So SNIttI anu dIIty pdNUUs
FRANK S. PHILLIPS.
REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC,
National l13S Until q PM

National 1873 Until o PM.
So. 50-SEMI-D HOME NEAR
9th and Kennedy SITS. close to schools,
stores and car line. Six rooms and
bath, front and rear porches, furnace
heat and electricity
ST25o-1N GLOVER PARK. modern Colo
NAL brick of six rooms and bath: near
the western High School, Front porch.
sleeping porch. all improvements built
in garage. A very good home buy, fine
condition. Terms
SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
1905 H ST. NV. NATIONAL 2345
Evening star., 1934-12-14

UMBRELLA PALMS (healthy) beautiful
st. NV Columbia 40lS. Mrs. Seeds.
Evening star., 1934-12-14

OFFICE PARTITION. cashiers cage and
desk fine Office and store electric fixtures
at give-away prices. Harris Wrecking Co..
Penna. ave. and Bird St NV. IA
Evening star., 1934-12-14

PIANO-Will sell for the balance due on
this account a lovely little grand piano
that has had beautiful care and attention.
The case is mahogany and the keys are
beautiful and white. The piano is well
known, Just think, you can have same
for 1857 80 and pay as little as 81 weekly
on the account There will be no drayage
charge. Arthur Jordan Piano Co.. 18th
and G.
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

S639 18th ST. N.wI6 ROOMS AND
block from Central High School. S65.
trict Bank BidF, ' Dist. 49ssi 9SHeiS' 0l4 us
541 IRVING ST. N.W-6 ROOMS. BATH.
newly decorated. ami. weather stripped;
Lear gar. 303s Ga. ave. NV. Col. 1923.
1862 COL. RD. N.W-a R. & B. AMI.
District 450s. 1926 Vermont ave.
1913 BENN1NG RID. NE. :, DUPLEX
gas: good condition: $40. W. W. GRIF-
FIFTH Adams S2O7.
5120 NEBRASKA AVE. NW.-BEAUTIFUL
corner corner hGme, 5 large outside rooms
heater. built-in garage; near excellent
schools. stores ard churches: 500 month.
eea 18th HERMAN q 4 " E. GAsGai Asfjana, aeao
9th AND K NE.-sIx ROOMS. H.-wH..
able. Phone Potomac 3161.
NEARBY VA-LARGE 5-ROOM BUNGA-
range h;-w.h,: S45 month. Address Box
CHEVY Y,CHAsE-NoRTHWEsT sUBURBs
Complste FnW Rental Ian1I LlstEAgto Az ,S Service.
c1ev 1900 80 EVENINGS. Wise. e57e.
RENT i BY OWNER LOVELY CORNER
home. exclusive section of Chevy. Chase,
3 baths. extra lavatory. club room auto
matte oil heat. continuous hot water;
newly decorated; 1929 Broad Branch rd
Phone Cleveland 5163.
us MINI. AVE. SE-5-ROOM BUNGA-
low. NV heat, gas cleo. large yard.
18th st. NV. Natl. 1858 or Col. 4393W.
l6'
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-BRAND-NEW ALL
brick modern detached home; 6 rooms. .
baths. finished attic. recreation room ga
rage. large lot; on bus line. one block
school. Call for inspection. Several other
attractive homes. northwest section. Les
LIE D MEASELL, Cleveland 1865. l6'
1907 UPSHUR ST. Nw.-7-RM. SEMI
Day phone. District O574. 10"
sO2 9th ST SW.-7 R.. B.. ELEC. .S42 so
100 Mass ave. NV r.. b. elec.. 37.5O
1000 ST. SEE r.. b.. elec. ..... 1880
927 G st. sw.-6 r b., elec. ...... 33 so
32I Linworth pl.s.w-6 r. b.. gas. 25 so
zoos 11th st. se.-6 T.. b.. elec. $3.50
3l4 st. sw-5 T.. W., elec ...... % 80
493 Eye st. s.w.-5 r. water. -. 2O.SO
4SS H st. s.w-6 T.. gas water -. % so
215 st. n.w-5 r. b.. gas. s...... $500
1924 11th st. se.-5 r. water. 1880
1890 4th st. me- r. water. .... 1880
JAMES F. SHEA ESTATE.
643 Indiana Ave. NV.
NEAR 14th AND PARK RID.
gS5 00-14o9 parkwood nj nw-IJn-
Evening star., 1934-12-14

1347 ST. NW.-Newly decorated nicely
furn. for h.k. } rms. and kit. IND floor:
rare chance for married couple; no chill
dren: Sln weekly
Evening star., 1934-12-14

Large quantities Of good used lumber re-
cording to size (2x4. 2x6. 2xs, 2x1o. 2x12.
in all lengthS); sheathing. flooring. win
doWs. doors sash. brick, pipe bathtubs
radiators plumbing and heating material:
in excellent condition and always at bar.
gain prices.
Evening star., 1934-12-14

BANJO-A good, serWceable instrument
(neWl with resonator. SD so: case IN
cluded: easy terms. kits. 1880 G st.
Evening star., 1934-12-14

ADIOS EXCHANGED-S5 or $40 and
,ur a. C. set will buy a good d. c. set
Apex Elec Co.. 700 9th st. NV at G.
Evening star., 1934-12-14

LOUNGE CHAIRS, 81; complete bed S.;
washstand S1.50; dresser. So; tables
S1.50: chairs. 81: ice box. 81. 1913 L
Evening star., 1934-12-14

RADIO-Brand- new. latest model 5.tube
ac-d.c.. table model set; Sl4.50. kits
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