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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-25
Nke Martone Benefit Game

Kind and considerate two words which must needs e used in connection with the promotion of benefit bas ketba game featuring Crosby and Connecticut State
 os early in March, entire proceeds of which will go to
 e family of the late Michael Marton, Waterbury athlete who came to untiley death following head injury Tn n football game Under the conditions 1t is thoroughly nommendable the part of Crosby and State athletic
 horites to propose the game aid that will do much pood and given in the memory of of the finest boys Sver to wear football uniform at either institution
 aterburians should make special effort to attend the game for "ke" great kid and would be the flrst D offer his help to anyone that needed it.
 At this tirne may present the following from J. |ExMncis Roland, which explains the matter so we'll
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-25
New Britain
 Beats Bristol

New Britain, Feb. 2b.-The New Britain high school basketball team, one of tho entries in the Connecti- cut State Tournament last night defeated Bristol high, one of the tournament favorites, 8 to 26, be- fore a crowd of 1900 att he Stanley Arena, clinching It's victory with g blaze of power in the second half after Q nip.and-tuck first and sec ond periods, which left the Hard- ware City squad with a narrow 17 to l4 edge at intermission.
 Dobek, left forward, and Bakanas, center, were New Britains scoring aces, while Harrigan, right guard, and Bob Brown, right forward, did Hristol's flashiest shooting.
 The game had no bearing on state tournament qualifications but proved the Bristol and New Britain teams, natural Connecticut rivals, closely matched for tournament play.
 Tho Bristol seconds nipped the New Britain second teams 26 to 24, in the preliminary game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-25
JIMMY BYRNES 
 SET TO MOUNT
 ROWDY DONKEY Eppy Gagain and Other WaterviIIe Men 10 Show
 at Y Thursday

Providing Jimmy Byrnes, pioneer Waterville mixologist, can persuade his dog Ginger" not to follow him around as he does from one end of day to the other, he will lead Q band of vile warriors to the Gen. tral F gym Thursday night to ride in the novelty and cofnical donkey basketball game which George T. Dillon has arranged and which VIII be the only appearance of the don- keys in Waterbury this year.
 Byrnes has gone ga-ga for donkeys and has lined up Q great array 70 help Harry x Cashin's team pin Q defeat on "Rasor" DorAns combine. He will call on ':Eppy" Gagain. ain- bidexterous bowler who learned to ride on "BAr x" ranch: Bill Dun- leayy, sealer of weights and meas- ures who says he'll seal himself 50 tight on his burro they'll have to blast to get him of; Dan Sullivan. Pete wells, Joe Calvin, Zip Beebe, Peter Dalton and Bunny" O'Rourke.
 Among the other newcomers who intend riding Thursday will be Ar thuh" Jones, colored janitor at the Y, Bob stone, "Fat" Dunlap, Dam nv Martin, "Rugs" Malouf, Ed Fa- gan, Tom Cassin, George McNa- mara, and Big Jack Dwyer.
 Doran will keep his lineup intact with the following men: Tony the Barber, Ernie "Jeff" 6chiavone' "Butch" DiVito end Big Jake Bern stein. Dancing will follow the main game and continue until midnight Two regular basketball games, Y Tn terclub League tilts, will precede the donkey tilt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-25
SILVER DOLLAR
 TOSSING SPORT
Radcliffe Girl Threw One Across Charles River;
 SOx Fielder Made Good

Cambridge, Mass, Feb. 25-(UP) Throwing the Buck" became a college sport today.
 On Saturday Walter (Big Train) Johnson hurled a Silver Dollar across the Rappahannock in com memoration of Q similar toss by George Washington in l7o6.
 Yesterday the craze reached thia college city. While Harvard athletes prepared to try their luck today, 8 Radcliffe college senior and Red Sox outfielder sneaked down to the bank of the Charles river.
 Arthur (Skinny) Graham, Sox rookie, scaled his silver cartwheel about 300 feet across the river.
 Joyce Henry, a Radcliffe student daughter of an Andover Minister, tried twice at a point where the banks were 242 feet apart. The first time 1t landed 25 feet short. The second time 1t also landed on ice, but bounced ashore.
 T did It," she cried. Bring Dick Walsh (Iarvard varsity pitcher) down tomorrow and I'll throw him across.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-25
February "A, 1886.


 My Dear John!
 On the night of March 6, Crosby High school baSkebaIl team will play the Connecticut state college Freshmen at the Wilby gymnasium. The entire pro- eceds of the game will be turned over to the 1amy of Michael MartOne, former Crosby and Connecticut State athlete who died last December. is needless to recall Martones brilliant career on the grdiron both in high school and in his one year at Connecticut Martone played guard for Crosby the great cham pionship team of 19SO when the Blue and Whlte won eight straight games and up 215 points to 20 for their opponents. He captain the following year, when his team lost but single game Though quiet and reserved, "Mike," he was known to all ms friends, great football player and fine leader One of the smallest lnenen at Crosby he was one or the best.
 Entering Connecticut State in 1882, he continued his great playing the freshman squad but after one season his came to an abrupt and tragic end Somewhere sometime, and 1t is useless to speculate when it happened, Mike received head injury which suddeIy became serious. The boy had to withdraw from college. His parents expended every effort all that medical skill could accomplish was done, but Mike slowly lost ground. The indomitabe spirit which he had so often displayed the chak-marked grid irOn only postponed the inevitable. After two years of suffering, braveIy endured, fine boy passed
 On the night of March the boys from the two institutions where Mike in the days of his heath had given his best will meet to do honor to the boy all liked SO well. They could think of better way in which they and all friends of the departed boy, could show to his family the esteem in which he had been held And so, John, if you will publish in your column, this letter appeal to all admirers of Mike to help make this affair worthy of the splendid character of this fine boy, we shall indeed be grateful.
 committee has been appointed to handle the tickets, and they will be on sale throughout the city. We trust that all the true spOrtsmen of Water bury will aid in a cause so worthy.
 Sincerely
 J. Francis Roland
 (FOr the committed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-25
"A Little of This and That

Thought it's first football team is not yea reality, Leavenworh booked three games for the coming
 with Crosby Wilby and Gilbert of Winsted with another offer for home and home series with Torrngton in the offng Iris said that the recent Football Carnival at Wby attended by 200 people netted $1 300 which ought
 first football outfit is backed by the effort the part of student body and faculty that put the basketball team over in big way just will find the school that was almost sed by afternoon sessions right in the thick of things and with its sprt that's just where 1t belongs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-25
ST. MlCHAELS DEFEAT
 REYMOND HILLlES

St. Michael's rejuvenated basket ball team of Waterville scored an upset last night ct Washington Park Community House defeating the Reymond Hillies. 70 to sl. The scoring for the winners was evenly divided, every player taking hand in cutting the nets. Manager JtM- my CofYey hopes to enter the Vile team In the Waterbury Democrat statewide amateur tournament which will open at the Boys Club, Tuesday, March 10th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-25

Tomorrow night, Leavenworth and Naugatuck will wind up their basketball season at Wby gym in a game that should be well worth looking at. Ordin- ariy Naugatuck should be an overwhelming favorite against Leavenworth, but win in 13 Valley League starts, makes the game tossup, especially on the Wiby floor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-25
BERWANGER IGNORED

Chicago, Feb. 25.-(UP)-Jay Ber- wanger, Chicago's All-American haifback, will be presented with the degree of master of football arts by his university tomorrow night. He will be the first football player ever to receive an honorary degree from the University of Chicago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-25
|McAVOY DECISIONS
 GREEN IN PHILLY

Philadelphia, Feb. 25 - (UP1 - Jock McAvoy, British middleWeight king, had added another victory to his American campaign today.
 McAvoy decisioned Anson Green, Homestead, Pa., negro, last night at the Arene before 5000 persons in Q listless bout. its
 McAvoy weighed 167 and Green 16z, ii
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-25

Presidents, secretaries and team managers Of all local bowling leagues and teams interested were nytea to be on hand this afternoon at o'clock, at which tinc President Harry Cashn of the Waterbury Duck pin Bowling Association will explain plans for tour nament in April including classified bowlers. The tournament is contingent upon the association secur ing at least 800 members in a campaign now on
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-25

Sunday night roller polo did not click in this city, which is why you will probably not hear much about 1t from now on Providence is here again tomorrow night to try and get for the close game in which the Rhode Island lads oupointed last week. "Tiny" Martin
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-25

Saturday. "Old Timers bowling carnival TOT primers years of age and over will be held st the GenloD Among those entered is Freddy Hall, who worries ot causing the committee to accept him 52 years or when in reality he cast his first vote for Teddy Roosevelt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-25
SOIL MECHANICS TO MEET

Cambridge, Mass. = (UP) - The first international conference on soil mechanics will be held at the Harvard Graduate School of En- gineering June 22-26 in conjunc- ton with Harvard's Tercentenary celebration.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-25
SCHR|NER HOLDS LEAD IN SCORING OF HOCKEY LOOP
Total of 2l Assists Keeps New York American
 Star on Top :. '

Montreal, Feb. 26-(UP0-Dave asweeney0 schriner of the New york Americans continues to lead tlne National Hockey League scor- ers. according to standings iSsueu today. schriner has scored 16 goals and 2l assists for a total of S7 t10inta. .., M HHs Nt4
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-25
POKER LEAGUE

Weekly Records Hgih Single-Kelley-l25. High Three-Gemino -342. High Gaine--Aces-34l. High Total-Jokers--006.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-25
WELLS A. C., CORSAlR
 JRS. CLASH TONIGHT

The Wells A. 0. . fast.stepping aggregation will meet the highly touted Corsair Seniors in the feat. ure amateur clash to be staged ct the Pearl Street Community House tonight ct 7:30 o'clock.
 The following players will prob- ably show their wares with the sen- iors: Gal Staff, Al Colgan, Sunny O'Bernier, Carlo Corriero, Joe Lan-' dolf, Nick Guerrero, Tony Guerrera, and probably Don Moon" Garner, Crosby star.
 Wednesday night in the feature attraction of Q main bill the Cor sair Seniors will meet the fiashy House Community Five in an iEn- portant league tilt ct 9 o'clock.
 In the preliminary Q play-off be- tween the Corsair Juniors and the top p-heavy Favorites, the Melrose A. 0. will square off at 8 p. m. The The probabl lineup:
 Corsair Juniors MelrOse A. Q. = Na...a. nnpa S,Sls
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-25
BO1CIing

BANKERS LEAGUE (Genlot Recreation Alleys)
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APARrMENrs SUBURBAN.

UNFURNISHED. 3 LARGE ROOMS WITH
bath, elec. refrigeration. garage hot-water
heat 100 N. Fillmore st. CLARENDON. Va.
FULLY FURNISHED, , LARGE ROOMS.
kitchen and private bath elec. refrigerat0r
and stove; all current furnished without
extra charge. Large lawn with forest trees,
fronting 120 feet on Baltimore pike, one
block south of Riverdale Bank; $50. Call
Greenwood 1923.
MT. RAINIER MD.-FUR. APT: . ROOMS
and inclosed porch; h. l., G.; $50; adults.
Telephone Hyattsville S64-W.
MT. RAINIER, MD. 1915 EVANS ST
Two large rooms. kitchepette private bath;
ami: nicely furnished; Il block bus elec-
tricIty. heat. gas; $40. Phone Greenwood
2254.
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. PRI-
waite bath one block back of George Mason
School. 1l6 Grove ave. Mt. IDA. Alex
andria, Va.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

REFINED YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE BY
Jan. / attractively furnished l room kitch-
enette. bath; must be congenial quiet,
reasonable; would consider small suburban
apartment. Address Box TX. Star Office. .
RELIABLE COUPLE DESIRE COMPLETE
ly furnished apt. Of Q or 3 rooms. kitchen,
dinette. bath, in vicinity Of Conn. ave.
from January / to June. Address Box
26o.W. Star once.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

REMNANTS OF 3 ESTATES-s ACRES N
D. c.. ready for developing: IS acres ~
State highway in Md. near d. G. line; alst
), acres in Md. For clear rental houses
Shepherd 3O76.
$3.50 PER ACRE FOR ABOUT 80 ACRES
of land within g miles airline Of the Treas
Most of this land is a plateau, having az
elevation of 200 #; 1t is good enough q
salt away for the future or to develop
st. NV. Natl. 1856.
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COIORED

-, We have several Broom apis. in Logan
pl- NV. $1,000 per month See Mr.
Ware. 4S Pierce ST. NV. Apt A.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO..
COLORED-CLEAN, MODERN. 3-RM., K.
and b. apis. in this fine. new apt. develop
ment, No. 40 6 ST.. s.w.; heat and hot
water included at $45; excellent class ten
premises. D. s. NASH. owner. North
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HOUSES FURNISHED.


2945. NEWARK ST. N.W.-s ROOMS EN-
lively furnished: S125.OO. Inspection by
appointment. Wisconsin 5G90.
MI-DETACHED. 8 ROOMS. SLEEPING
BEAC1I FULLY FURNISHED. NEWLY
decorated s5room corner house. screeneG
and gassed porches, overlooking Rock
Greek PARK: oil neat, built-in garage; S125
montI. Call after l o'clock any day, 3240
18th st. NV
1901 2Ist ST. NV ROOMS. KITCHEN,
= baths air conditioned. oil burner. ample
closet space. Inspection by appointment
only Potomac 1868.
RITTENHOUSE AND GEORGIA AVE-
rooms. ? baths; garage; large yard; very
nicely furnished; house only years old;
excellent for confessional; rent. Sl25.
To inspect: call National 9654.
A FINE SELECTION OF SMALL AND
large furnished homes; short or long term.
4nspfet9n ~ by ottaDpS appointment nsEe DIXIE
SHEPHERD PARK--WILL RENT OUR
attractively furnished home to responsible
party until April !: house contains bed
rooms, . baths. lear garage and auto
matte heat. one block from bus line. car
line and schools, Georgia 037s.
DELIGHTFUL NV. HOME. ARTISTICAL-
" furn.: open freplaceS. library. hrst-foor
guest room. & bed r.. breakfast r. baths
and showers: beautifully Handicapped
grounds, huge trees: double garage; stone
terrace swimming pool. oil burner. elec.
portation. ARTIST OWNER. Shepherd
1So-
Evening star., 1936-12-16

Never had Tarzan faced plight so fantastic, so
alarming He dared not stop his whrlwind rotation
of the club, and thus lay himself open to attack by
the monsters, Yet, eventually. he must stop Sheer
exhaustion would bring him to that terrible ex-
tremty,
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READY FOR
CHRISTMAS

35 JEFFERSON ST. NE.
1929 BUNKER HILL ROAD NE.
automatic heat and garage: perfectly
equipped: convenient terms can be ar
ranged. Open and heated until pm.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.
2377 R / Ave North 7203.
Evening star., 1936-12-16

Tarzan however. refused to bow to clutchng fate.
His agile mind. sharpened by thousand emergen-
cies hit upon a desperate stratagem. With him. to
think was to act So with all the force at his command
he flung his club into the circle of Suen monsters.
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FARMS FOR SALE,

so ACRES IA MILES FROM DISTRICT;
frame houses, stock barn, stream, orchard,
Price only Sl1 900. See this, Address Boz
Ok Star Office
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ard Co: lies beautifully: fertile land: res.
sonably priced. r, 3. PUE a. Co.. Easi
Lexington ST.. Baltimore.
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COLORED.

COLORED.
hath tn st. Sc Se-ST9om IL pom brick home elee.
Ssance 5 5'Ge mon52 s2oQ nsGS, 5%I SEQ 3 sash
est. E. NJ. AIKEN, SOC H St NV. Natl,
:}556: evenings. Georeia 6136
CoLoRED. BARGAIN-Isth AND CORCo-
brick $3.50 sms cssS sftory easy lCT09m taf%1
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO. Met. 54d11. 54d6.
KINGMAN PARK HOMES.
Have more to offer the colored family Of
discriminating taste than is elsewhere 10
make for comfort. convenience, Stability
and lifetime service. Complete TO the last
detail. with automatic oil heat the most
modern designed and equipped kitchen.
perfectly lighted throughout, complete club
room attractlvely paneled Ia really useful
room. built-in garage laundry and wash
room bath room. including complete
shower BETTING really expensive home;
quality oak floors throughout; the latest
IN electrical and refrigerating equipment:
the thought uppermost that quality is es-
sential TO have durability.
See them
4os @3rd pl ne. Open daily until
30; or phone National 0036 for appoint
ment, Ask for booklet
CHAS. D. SAGER,
Owner and Builder.
924 14th st. NV.
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
NEW BRICK SEMI-DETACHED 6 ROOMS.
baths recreation room and oil heat
6003 3rd ST. NV. Randolph 3l35. IL
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR FRAME;
quick settlement. This ad is not for pur-
pose of obtaining listings z. A GARVEY
Dist. 450s; eve. Geo $500. 1126 Vt ave.
EITHER NE. Sc. OR NW-6 TO 12
rooms. Immediate cash BUYERS if reason
mail at once. 1885 Meridian st NV.
PRIVATE PARTY WANTS 6-RM. BRICK
house. NV; all cash for bargain. Address
Box BLK, Star Office.
WANTED-SMALL STORE PROPERTIES.
apartments. apartment sites and row
house lots. We have clients with cash.
You can expect immediate action. Call
J. J. OMARR. District 3lOO; evenings.
National $3.50
WILL PAY CASH FOR A HOUSE IN OR
near Anacostia If 1t Is bargaln. State
price and location. Address Box 36l-X.
Star Office.
WILL BUY BRICK OR FRAME HOUSE.
pay all cash. quick settlement; must be
bargain. not over $4,000. National S95l.
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR NEW. OR
practically new, detached four-bed room
brick or stone house; large lot essential;
must have library or den; location. Forest
Hills. Wesley Heights. or similar high
S35 900. Address Box 226-X, Star ONCE.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
$3.50

Columbia Heights north of Monroe
Brick. 6 rooms and bath. INV h. detached
2-car garage; splendid condition. KELLEY.
Dist. G14l, Sunday and evenings. Emer-
son 29B3
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Phone Walnut 1864 day or night.
1911 KILBOURNE PL. N.W-6 ROOMS.
bath, garage. maids room and lavatory;
suhds9 SGstS ss6 70 dsR Been
40l0.
GEORGETOWN.
10 rooms bath. oil ehfa heat yitdho yitdho garage.
a4es Pa. Ave NV. West 1855.
5ISa 5ItE. Srd ST sfS fMSwFFe RaoMs aeMW.kfI' AEp
fNc. HNs 1ni4 Vermont SH: ave NV. Dist. $50.
and nd Col. rd.NS rooms, rec. hail and =
17o4 BfSPIE E2e g. 4 NV SoIBFRTi NsFionsl 1No oss7s
9so7 UNDERWOOD ST; TAKSoMA PARK; sss.;
and aod g. $50
BgRLEITH. NEAR WESTERN HIGH
hot-water heat Frigidars' U1and EaFase' gar
1S DENWoOD AVE" TAkoMA PARK.
Md-Reduced rental: large bed rooms;
extra large living room; fireplace inclosed
porches baths; double gaTaee; ,res conysn. 1;n.
new. Shepherd 3076. "
6931 9th ST. Nw:-DErACHRo; ROOMS Rooms
1927 K i NV. q WELDON cSit Net. so11.
MASS. HEIGHTS.
/ Semi-detached brick. attractive living.
dining ROOM first-foor den. bed rooms
| 2 baths Gear garage. phone. g. 5. MIX
KELSON & SON. Cleveland 1855.
~ YOU ST. N.W.-7 ROOMS. BATH.
h:-w.h;. elec;c Esq., Gear brick gar; so3 month
4-ROOM BUNGALOW LARGE GARDEN:
| good water. elec. lights: 30 minutes drive
| to city; Sl7 monthly. F. SMITH. Ken
| sington 11-F-5.
7O1 ALLISON ST. NV RMS, BATH;
garage: near bus. cars. schools and
| churches: garage in rear: modern imp.
1001 18th ST. NV.
FOXHALL VILLAGE, 4423 GREENWICH
bath. garage. oil heat. electric refrigera-
'-O'- ~ BOSS g. PHELPS
1417 K st. NV. National 1900.
A VARIED GROUP OF UNFURNIsHED
houses available: rentals begin at S57 so.
Representative with car available for in
| spection. DIXIE REALTY CO.. 14l7 l.
| st. NV. National $3.50.
606 RrrTENHoUsE ST. NW.-- NEW
house condition; rooms, bath. h.-w.h:,
2-car built-in garage. incl. 81. porch; S65.
1o14 e. E f kve s0HwARr4b bistTiest aEsst se1o.
919 N. C. AVE. Sc. .(NEAR LING. PIX
z large rooms and b. h-w.h.. ami: ar
ranged for 2 families Adams 0243. 1se
s-R. HOUSE WITH ACRES OF GROUND
| near Rockville. Nd. Rent only $50 per mo.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO. 1871 K st. NV.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD-BEAU-
| tiful new home; 8 large rooms. 2N baths.
rec. rm.. Aut. heat 2-sar gar. Rstl. Sotl.
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UPPER 18th ST

Near Park rd.; to close estate. excep-
tionally attractive 3-story brick with
cellar; rooms, 2 baths. hot-water heat
(oil burner. cleo. double rear porches.
First commercial zone, rapidly changing
Evening star., 1936-12-16

Lots, $3.50 up: terms as low as ) !
down and 81 monthly: in ne. Natl 43os
COLORED-LOTS IN DEANWOOD ANI
PARAMOUNT HEIGHTS S75 up; easJ
terms. help build District 9170.
FOR COLORED-S65O
Hit pl. ne. 50x1OO, on grade: excellent
value. See Mr.. Lawton.
ADELBERT W. LEE.
1343 II St NV District 1900.
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LOTS FOR SALE,

ARLINGTON. VA-LoT 4Ox15o; IN
good neighborhoOd convenient 70 ous
lines and schools: water. gas electrlctS
available Walnut Sa55.
EVANSVILLE HILLS LOTS, 5Ox1 so;
water. sewer. gas elec. Close to bus;
$500; terms. ZANTZINGER CO., Green-
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NEAR 10Th ST. NV.

14OO BLOCK MONTAGUE STREET.
First floor contains reception hall, din
| ing room. living room. breakfast room and
kitchen; 2nd floor. bed rooms and bath:
| h.-wh h. elec.: buckwheat blower PRICE.
SO $50 Call MR.. GUIFFRE. Met. 2S27
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HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.
HOUSES UNEURNISHED.

NEARBY VIRGINIA-1O MINUTES TO
city; 2 baths: immediate possession; $50.
Phone Walnut 1864 day or night.
1911 KILBOURNE PL. N.W-6 ROOMS,
bath, garage maids room and lavatory:
blocks from Rock Creek Park. Open
Sunday. 2:30 to dark. SANDOz. INC, Dec.
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PETWORTH BARGAIN.

1925 eth ST. NV.
OPEN THIS EVENING. 6 TO PM.
S775O-Light tapestry brick in beautiful
condition; new range. linoleum. papering
painting etc. e rooms. bath. automatic
heat, garage. BOSS & PHELPS. NATL
Q3OO
Evening star., 1936-12-16

A BIG VALUE 'BEccKoNs TO You.
Within short distance Of 18th and Co
beautiful valley Of Rock Creek Park. Three
big rear porches. two upper screened and
lower inclosed. offer q magnif1cent view
tached. 10 rooms t6 bed rooms), baths;
| other attractive features. Priced way
SSe sSTS sess pHdH sAEes esosao saIosAL sAbss $780,
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HOUSES UhFURNIsHEp.

SPECIAL OFFER TO ARMY OR NAVAL
officer: beautiful new detached home, re-
Stricted community. house 90 IT. wide; 4
large bed rooms 3 baths; large recreation
room; oil heat; 2-car garage. Natl. S95l.
5 ROOMS AND BATH; HOT-WATER
heat; large basement; garage: restricted
white neighborhood. 3675 Camden st.
Sc. Phone Jackson 2179 after q pm.
DETACHED HOUSE, NEWLY DECORATED;
o r. attic 3 b.; oil heat: gear garage; 3
minutes drive to GEORGETOWN: Sl25. Cleve-
land 1868
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T.. r. GRAVATTE.


729 18th St. REALTOR. Natl. 0753.
Evening Phone, Georgia S079.
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CHEVY CHASE MARYLAND

In that delightful wooded section west
of Conn. avenue: convenient to both Grade
and high schools: 6 rooms bath detached
2-car garage; large lot with oak trees; an
outstanding opportunity at So $50. Rea-
Sonable terms may be made. Call J. IVES
g D
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MAKE US AN OFFER

On this 25-ft. brick end row. & rooms and
bath; oil heat. inclosed porches; splendid
condition: Petworth. near bus and street
car. Priced under $4,000. Phone US to see.
KELLEY, Dist. 7741: evenings. Emerson
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PRICED $3.50 TO $12,950.
g. and rooms; l. and 2 baths; rec
restion rooms: automatic heat; porches;
garages. Reasonable terms.
1920 X u. NV. SHAPIRO NAIL ee40.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

NEW BRICK SEMI-DETACHED. 6 ROOMS
: baths. recreation room and oil heat
6002 3rd ST. NV. Randolph 3l35. IL
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
SIX ROOMS AND BATH.

In Arlington County: near school and
transportation other 6 and rooms. sno
. baths, S65 to Sll0.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Walnut 7a4O Walnut pl5S.