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The Washington times., 1936-10-17
WOODNlONT CLUB NAMES GOLFERS FOR SUBURBAN MATCH
Johnson0ppoSes
STEVENSON in
Golf Final

Miller B. STEVENSON, veteran
campaigner, and Harvey johnson,
18-year-old defending titleholder.
were clashing today in the 18,hole
final of the Columbia Country
Club golf championship.
STEVENSON advanced to the final
by defeating Paul J. Frizzel,
4 and 8, in yesterdays semIfinalS.
johnson eliminated Lou w. Lau.
6lck, 3 and 2, in the other semi.
final. incidentally, johnson and
Laudick were finalists last year.
STEVENSON, despite the rain.
drenched course, sped over the
first nine in SO, one over par.
He would have equalled par ex.
cept for three-putting the short
eighth after safely reaching tho
green with his tee shot. Frizzell,
trapped with his drive, exploded
out skillfully and got down in
a single putt to win the hole with
a par 3.
Finals in all flights and con.
solutions were being finished to.
day. Prizes will be awarded at
the championship banquet to-
night. Results yesterday follow:
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT-MIIIer p,
STEVENSON defeated Paul J. FrizzeII, I
and 9; Harvey johnson defeated l.. W,
Laudick, 8 and 2.
SECOND FLIGHT-Dr. r. B. Holt de-
feated C. r. Mcclure. and /; b. l.
Hartz defeated A. H. Perley, 3 and 2
THIRD FLIGHT-W. b. Putnam de-
feated D. r. Gilmore. and 81 II. G.
Nichols defeated o. p. VOgel, up.
FOURTH FLIGHT-G. H. MattinEIy
defeated c. d. Bills, 1 and 8: W. $.
HOyt defeated r. w. Fisher, l up in 10
holes.
FIFTH FLIGHT-R. j. Lindquist de-
feated e. NJ. Willis, 1 up; c. 5. Abel
defeated A. H. Wilson, 3 and 2.
SIXTH FLIGHT-W. w. Curtiss de.
feated w. c. Geleng, 5 and 4; DIR. W. d.
Goodman defeated L. c. Steward. ST..
SEVENTH FL1GHT-H. c. Frick de-
feated E. j. DOwd, and 1; Elmer Fla.
ther defeated DIR. A. S. Wolfe, 2 and l.
CHAMPIONSHIP CONSULTATIONS
w. w. Hinshaw defeated H. King Corn.
we'll, and 4; Craig Mckee defeated E.
SECOND CONSOLATION. j. Goods
defeated C. w. Hoover, and 4; Howard
Eales defeated Hugh Reilly, and l.
Third CONSOLA IAON-Dr. VI, We
Bradshaw defeated Dupue Falck, | up;
Karl Reimer defeated L. S. Julien, 1
FOURTH CONsoLATIoN-Joe Trev
defeated j. NJ. Hausler, and ,: F. VI.
Young defeated r. White, 2 and /.
FIFTH CONSOLATIOS-Chris Heurich,
jr., defeated H. G. Phelps, and ,; L.
p. McLachlen defeated j. c. Harding,
5 and 4.
SIXTH CONSOLATION-H.s S. Graham
defeated S. NJ. Boyd. and |; H. Peters
defeated ID. f. McVan, and 3.
SEVENTH CONSOLATION-C. NJ. BO-
teller defeated John DOlph. up; H. F.
kimball defeated H. H. Elliott, ? and l.
Pairings and starting times for the
final matches:
100, STEVENSON VS.. johnson; 12:45, Holt
VS.. Hartz; 1850, Mattingly VS.. Hoyt;
1885, Putnam VS.. Nichols; 1915, Lind.
quist VS.. Abel: 1928, Curtiss VS.. Good
man; 1910. Frick VS.. Father; 1855,
Hinshaw VS.. Mckee; 1880, GOOde VS..
Eales; 1925, Bradshaw vs.. Reimer;
1890, Heurich VS.. McLachlen; 1910.
Trew VS.. Young; 1908, Graham VS.. Pc
tiers; 1900, BOteler VS.. Kimban.
The Washington times., 1936-10-17
Episcopal Wins

ALEXANDRIA, Va. Oct. II.
Episcopal High Schools 100
pound team yesterday defeated
Stuyvesant School of Warrenton.
IL to 0.
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ltice allowance claimed.
VOTE AMERICAN
Seeking Game

st. Martins 13O-pound football
team is seeking a game for Sun
day Call Potomac 6246-W, between
6 and 7 p. m.
The Washington times., 1936-10-17
Pompoon Seeks
StakeWin

NEW YORK, Oct. Tin the
matter of winning FuturitieS, Pom
pooh may Surpass even his daddy
In his last engagement at Bel.
mont Park, Pompoon galloped off
with first honorS in the Belmont
Futurity Stakes, richest two-year'
old race in the world. and thereby
emulated the feat of his sire, Pom
pey, which won the classic in 1925.
Now Pompoon is being pointed
for the New England Futurity at
Narragansett Park on October %,
which will take him a step further
than his famous sire.
In accounting for the Belmont
Futurity, Pompoon definitely estab-
lished himself king of this years
crop of juveniles. His performance,
aside from being a popular one,
was highly spectacular since the
]. H. Louchheim colt, with Harry
. Richards in the saddle, bounded
over the six-and-a-half-furlong
Widener course straightaway in
the new track record time of
1925 rs, slipping a fifth of a Sec
ond off the previous mark. Pom
pooh was high weight of the band
of II starters, packing 127 pounds.
His cut of the purse totaled more
than $4,000.
Nominated for the New Eng
land Futurity, the son of Pompey
and Oonagh will find it an even
more gruelling contest than his
Belmont engagement, since it re-
quireS a run over a greater dis
tance-a mile and 10 yards. How
ever, the ease with which Pom
pooh humbled his rivals at Bel
mont Park, with plenty to spare
at the end, indicates the colt
should be able to take the longer
distance of the Narragansett Of
fering in winning stride.
A victory for Pompoon in the
New England Futurity will bring
his earnings for the year to above
100000. Already the colt has
proven an extremely rare bargain
for owner Louchheim, who OBJ.
tanned the juvenile champ at the
Saratoga sales for $4,000. In the
, Belmont Futurity itself, Pompoon
netted his owner Is times that
sum-a highly profitable invest
ment.
The Belmont Futurity was Pom.
poon's sixth victory in seven
starts this year, his only defeat
coming in an overnight handicap
at Saratoga.
VOTE AMERICAN
Blue Jays Beaten
BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. II
Washington College nosed out
Johns-Hopkins last night, 81.
After a scoreless first half, the
Shoremen went into the lead by
scoring a touchdown and safety
Hamilton Sprinted across the line
from the Seven-yard strip.
Hopkins came back in the clos
ing session and Kahl, fullback
broke loose for a 70-yard touch
down dash. Baetjer converted the
extra point.
Johns-Hopkins .... 0 =:
Wash' college u
The Washington times., 1936-10-17
Woodrow Wilson Scores

Woodrow Wilson High, paced
by Neidermain and STAINS, won its
football debut yesterday by beat
ing St. Adams, 12-O, at st. Al.
bans. It was the Saints third
The Washington times., 1936-10-17
Grid Games
Today
LOCAL GAMES

Georgetown VS.. Bucknell, Griffith
Stadium.
Catholic U. VS.. DePaul, BrOOkland
Stadium.
Maryland U. vs.. virginia o., at
Charlottesville.
Wilson Teachers W. Bridgewater,
Central Stadium.
American q. vs.. St. Johns, at
Annapolis.
Howard vs.. Virginia State, at Peters.
burg, Va.
The Washington times., 1936-10-17
Dewitt Romps

TOuchdOwns-FOnes (2), CatteN, Ly-
man. Points after tOuChdOwn-FOnes
(pIace), and rush. SubstitutiOns-Devitt:
Clark. Hargaden. FarGuar. Heider. Davis.
Referee-Carlen &c. W.. umpire-Unger
(SwarthmOre). Head Iinesman-Meush
(ROOsevelt).
The Washington times., 1936-10-17
Gonzaga on Top

IOUCHuOWhB-FIIls lGJ, HARTMAN IUJ'
Fredricks (R). Points after touchdown
Fenwick (pIacement). Miles rush). sub.
StitutiOns-GOnZaga: Mcclure, Butler,
Fenwick, Gardener, Beard, Fennely'
Sheridan, Flynn. Observation-Disclosures,
Smith, Bateman, Fraber, Brennan, Dun.
bar. friedrich. Referee-MOrse
The Washington times., 1936-10-17
Landon Loses, 1910

SCOrinR-St. Paul's, Morse, POehlman;
SubstitutiOns, BerEhaus, Muir. Dan
thOny. LandOn, Cunning ham, Dorian,
Pope, RandelI.
VOTE AMERICAN
G. w. Statistics
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DUCKPIN LEAGUES
Late special-LADY DAY,

c. P. TELEPHONE CO. LADIEs)
The Washington times., 1936-10-17

-NoIE AMERICAN
Evening star., 1936-04-14
BOTSFS-TNFURNISHED.

GROOM HOUSE: BEAUTIFUL LOT; s45;
peake St NV Call Potomac 30l4.
sl3 ST SW CLOSE TO ALL GOVT.
bldes 10 rooms > baths; Ss5. THOMAS
p. BROWN. 615 4th st. sw.
NEW HOUSE, 8 ROOMS BATHS BUILT
in garage (53l Powhatan pl. nwl. sos
mo-. to Gentle adults. See Mr.. POWELL.
ILLINOIS AVE. NEAR JEFFERSON ST
n.w-6 rms. b.. 3 porches h.-wh: new
condition; $50. Available April Is. Phone
Georgia Abs.
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

BETHESDA MD-s ROOMS. NICELY
furnished, baths. automatic heat elec
E Nj AIKEN 500 H 81. NV. National
1856. Res, Wisconsin 1898
64O3 MEADOW LANE. CHEVY CHASE
Md bed rooms. . baths. gas furnace;
RANDALL II HAGNER e. CO. INC.
1921 Conn. Ave. Decatur 5000.
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WANTED TO RENT-HoUsEs.

YOUNG COUPLE DESIRES UNFURN-.
small bungalow in good section nearby
Virginia or District not over $50 mo.
Phone North 5712. 1919 Franklin st. ne.
UNFURNISHED FIVE OR SIX ROOMS.
dress Box 26s-E. Star offce 15.
FURNISHED HOUSE WITHIN Is MILES
of Washington D. c.. from May TO October.
State price and location. Address Box 1877
Star office IA
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SAIF-HOuSES.

BE SURE TO SEE THIS HOME SEMI
det brick, d rooms. baths recreation
room, built-in garage. one block from cars
and bus Surrounded by beautiful homes
WAPLE 4 JAMES. INC.
1924 14th s.. NV. Realtors Dist 3347
FOR SALE
BY RECEIVER.
2o44 Pierce Mill rd. nw.-Well-desisned
2Ha-story brick. 8 large, bright rooms:
rd. entrance to Rock Greek Park.
TAOS Alaska ave n.w.-Detached 2ia-story
stucco, rooms. 3 baths 2-csr garage
h.-w.h large lot; having all modern
conveniences and attractive interior.
1898 Montague st. n,w-Modern 2-story
brick garage: conveniently located on
larse lot overlooking Rock Creek Park.
5000 3sth st nw-Modern 2Ia-story
stucco Z rooms baths. maids room
and bath in basement, -w.h: stucco
garage large corner lot; well shaded
and with beautiful shrubbery
3546 Hertford pl. n.w.-Modern 3-story
brick. 9 rooms, bath Nv h; con-
ven'ently located l block east of 10th
st and Spring re.
413a Harrison St, n.w.-Detached pa;
baths, h.-wh large corner lot: beauti-
full section of Chevy Chase b. c.
JOHN F. MORAN. RECEIVER,
, PaTk Savings Bank, Bldg,
14th and Kenyon SITS. NV. Col 5000.
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SALE-HOUSES.
IN GEORGETOWN

On Potomac St. less than 81 900; lot
35 IT.. wide; house. 20 IT. wide semi-de-
decorated; oil burner cellar Of lS-inch
walls under entire house; large rooms. high
ceilings. 2-story brick garage for cars
Location has wonderful possibilities,
across street and at corner Is zoned 1st
commercial. For inspection phone Col.
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E-CO-OPERATIyE APTS.

rs N Y. AVE, .N.W.-APT. FOR SALE AT
sacrifice; walking distance; Q rooms,
kitchen, bath; attractive sunny. 15'
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ANTED-APARTMENTS.

2 ROOMS. KIT. AND BATH. IN SUBURBS
or NV. on or before June 1, unfurnished:
young couple: not over S25. Address Box
272-E Star ofice 15s
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRES, FURNISHED
one room. kitchen and bath; prefer apart
ment bldg; not over $40 per month;
Frigidaire. Address Box 276-E, Star once.
1 RM.. KITCHENETTE, BATH FURN,
vicinity Dupont Circle; employed couple;
$50. Address Box 210-E. Star once. 15s
IF YOU HAVE DESIRABLE FURN. OR
unfurn. apartment and want to rent 1t
BY 2 ADULTS AND / CHILD. OR 8
room first-floor, unfurnished apartment.
with porch; must be clean and quiet. Ad-
dress Box 269-E, Star once.
WILL LEASE OR SUBLEAsE (6 MOS.
minimum), furn. 1-rm., K. b. apt: 18th.
Col. vicinity preferred; viii not share.
Phone Decatur l392.M. l6.
MOTHER AND ADULT son. GROOM.
furnished apt. close in, by April 19i rea.
sonahls. Address Boz 260-B. star once.
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SALE-HOUSES.
tContInued.l

A large corner residences lot. 72x152; ga
raee (2-.ar); now vacant; price. S12 500;
terms Call Cleveland 1850.
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SALE-HOUSES.

Hieh elevation; ia baths; for about q
original price of years aso. Could be
used for doctors ONCE. Excellent section
Of Petworth.
N. B. WEAVER
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Continued
1000 18th ST,

NEAR UNION STATION. =,
616 4th St ne.-Modernized ! or
rooms. kitchen. dinette and bath hall; elec.
included; S35 50S39 so. See Janltor
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14OO BLOCK A STREET Sc.

o,...,.uA N, n B. WEAVER n,., ,.,s
14OO BLOCK A STREET Sc.
rooms and bath. h,-w;h:, eiec,: 2
pd P5Gs saga M small a1SFRr fSSe Mei 5s 5s
T; ELIOT MIDDLETON. 205 Investment
ss5OO-CHEvY> CHASE. D. C.; center
hail plan house; s r. bath and
extra Law; Gear garage; large
lot and full-grown shade trees.
This semi-detached house is a
Of. Colonial architecture and a
splendid value.
Ss.;5O-Cleveland Park-Detached. r.
and bath a bed rooms house,
with all modern Improvements;
close to Conn. ave. This is an
detached house in this popular
Immediately.
SO 95o-Nesr 18th and Columbia rd.: Q
story. 10 T. and 3 bath. thor
oughly modern Colonial in ex-
unusually wide house. and has
beautiful living room and din
ing room.
SI1 a50-In one Of the most fashionable
parts OF olo CneNy CnaSe. we
offer this charming English
house situated on a large lot
There are : r. and b.. with q
car garage The finish and
architectural treatment which
include such items as old-fash-
loned wide oak flooring rubber
tile kitchen floors and many 9TH
er things found only in the fin-
est homes. stamp this offering as
the markets outstanding buy in
houses of this type.
TEOS. ]. FISHER & CO. INC.
-3s 18th ST NV. District $3.50
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large double room. next bath: every COM
fort lovely home: superior meals. 15'
1S45 BELMONT RID. NV. at Columbia
Large double room, 2nd floor; private bath.
Phone Columbia 9l34
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VII LIZ q AANSs oAol OOS
$4,000.
5-room bungalow. large screened-in
porches. Splendid investment On QUIET
neeto Street Near SS Waiter Reed RS5ptad IA
American University Park an excep-
tionally nice NV. location. near Massa--
chusetts ave. Two bed rooms on first
floor. two bed rooms upstairs electric
refrigeration: open fireplace. large front
deep and screened rear porches. Lot
70? feet deep; garage. All in nice con-
$40: :5O0-NEw. DETACHED ALL-BRIcK
oves Iooms }Ro EFF
BATHS. automatic heat and refriser-
alton; louse 1000 INSULATED Many
additional features; garages. One Of
S11 50O-CORNER HOME near Connecticut
and BATHS. automatic heat and re-
faces u = coVefnmens % nsfaaf park. 3asdi spleadia
SIG SSo@IN MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
HEIGHTS. near the National Cathedral.
Detached stone -and-timber construc-
tion; rooms IS bed rooms). 9 BATHS.
alton. fireplace Gear Farase. This
property hoss n osssEtsi1IE e pEEfps TG5sh the money
1417 K St. NV. Realtors. National 1900.
sl2. 25O-JUsT OFF MASS. -AvE.-NEW,
Git;or;on i0ti W;ondsrtul view; Air-eon;
rooms. . baths. attic. paneied
roof four bed rooms IND floor. floor
2 bed rooms on Bird floor: oil
heat. In immaculate condition.
4 Aobs re'I I. buy buy. scSdH, One square from
JAMES z, scHWAB. SOUTHERN BLDG.
Dist. S157 or Clev. 140S After PM
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-EXCELLENT SEC
to stores. transportation and school. The
only remaining one Of group of 6 houses.
center hall; colenial home of exact Colonial
attic, automatic heat. living porches. break
fpsst s5ss ea o. WESLEY f me
Cleveland 511S. day or evenings
1929 RITTENHoUsE ST. NV.
Beautiful NeY Studio Homes
a ,.r,s rrs shSt5o. sh:tt,5o. nro,.s -, -,
b-i garage. win % consider rntisH TRADE. rec OPEN @
0aisE BAKER 4 { Realty IiA CO.. INC. Dist. 1911.
COMPLETELY MODERNIZED
NEAR BETHESDA.
ce e wth ahd s s'n tFees foom
sS ffTasn FSons sefss@ Ean G Sarfain
NoRTHWEsT BARGAIN. DETACHED
brisk sris6 baths f1sa ftasgated cauked furred
A Colonial sriss ss'1SSi home in one of the
new; 6 rooms. bath. inclosed porches.
soS or So ssoss sss sss sse S0n
fail to inspect this home.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS.
927 18th st. NV. District 1411.
WHY PAY RENTP SEE TODAY.
231 Oglethorpe st. n.w.--Detsched brick,
insulated, caulked, furred. S7.950; facing
aeSrsis esS tEspsRSs5tat0n' s2ss terms MOSS phone
m EXCEIIENT NV SJJPIJRRs. WHERE
large number OF new houses are being
built. lots 60x120; new modern Colonial
brick homes of popular. center-entrance
type, all-brick construction. slate roof.
furred walls. insulated. automatic heat.
very large modern kitchen side porch, g
well-arranged rooms and bath with tub
and shower Desschsd e as6 gsrass E. eranssd rs
under r. H. A. plan or to suit individual re.
ouirements Of purchaser. For appointment
to inspect call j. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
INC. Cleveland BIS. day or evenings.
NOS. IA AND rs MADISON ST; NV.
Old Williamsburg Colonial
BEST BARGAIN IN $50.
M. MESRoBIAN. Owner and Architect,
5115 41st st. NV. Phone Cleveland 1878.
Evening star., 1936-04-14
SALE-HOUSES.

sEMI-DETACHED BRICK HOME IN
good northwest section: g rooms and bath
with h w h. elec: lot 30 feet front. Price
PERCY RUSSELL CO. 1871 K St. NV.
6l7 SHERIDAN ST NW.-6 ROOMS.
bath, modern; one-car earase; $4,000
Small cash payment, one trust. no re-
newals. To inspect call LINKINS CO..
1133 DeSales st. NV, District $500.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED.
Takolna Park-Detached stucco, 8
rooms bath. fun basement garage b: W h.
65-foot frontage: house, SIS. 500. Conven-
lent 20 stores and all transportation.
OWNER. Phone Shepherd 34ls-J.
ONE BLOCK OF DUPONT CIRCLE-9 r
and 3 baths. modern; nicely redecorated
new plumbing floors. etc; everything in
new condition; yard to alley Price reason
able; coed terms. CWill shave nrice for
good cash rayment> E A GARVEY. phone
District 450s. 1925 Vermont ave
coMPLETELY -pFTAcHEp HOUSE.
3005 Otis ST NE
6 rooms: bath, large lot. 3 porches.
Open 1890 TO Dark.
"ADTT lr TAFEC TNT nTGT 1QAS
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4s3I 10th ST. NW.-Vacancy for refined

LADY wishes to share large double room
southern exposure. comfortable home;
reference. Phone Decatur 21S3.
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1703 n HAMPSHIRE AVE.-Fine location,
home cooking, rates reasonable. Phone
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COOPERATIVE CLUB. 1907 I (Eyel St
Men may secure board and room Tor
$3.50 weekly up. or work for room. 16'
1140 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. - Newly
opened; very attractive residence for men
and women; excellent meals optional.
Phone Decatur $3.50
Evening star., 1936-04-14

1888 COLUMBIA RD.--Attractive room
pIoyed; private home. Adams 7193-J.
1918 VARNUM ST. NV. of 16thH-,Well-
cellent meals; reasonable. Adams 1O2oo.
23OO 10th NW-Clean second -foor-front
room; twin beds: excellent meals. Young
Evening star., 1936-04-14

1903 KENYON ST. NW-Double room
twin beds: working men preferred.
Lunches hacked If desired.
1922 MASS. AVE. NW.-Room for 1 or 2
young ladies in attractive home for young
people; excellent meals; convenient
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S3.950.
N.E.-S375 CASH
AT A PRICE.

Brick house 6 rooms. bath. elec. Near
Stanton Park and car line. Price. S3,SO0
Phone Lincoln 1891
Evening star., 1936-04-14

2O23 r N.W.-Lovely home, vacancies for
2 or g., rnl pvt bath; also l near bath;
eYrelIent meals Phone Decatur 1907.
Evening star., 1936-04-14

1917 EYE ST. NW.-Young man TO snare
double font room; semi-priVate patn'
Evening star., 1936-04-14

young man in private home.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 2l31 Mass. Ave. NV,
for two refined young men TO share beauti-
full room; excellent meals; plenty hot water;
maid service. A real home. Price very
reasonable. Also nicely furnished large
room for l. 2 or at 1902 Conn. ave:
Large reception room for guests and
friends. Both places walk. dist. downtown.
Phones North a404 Decatur BAGS.
Evening star., 1936-04-14

COMFORTABLE single or double room. IN
huneslow; phone: sarage; meals optional;
reasonable. Phone Georgia 49O4.
1903 18th ST. NV. AT MASS. AVE--Sin-
rates Mrs Block. manager 15'
Evening star., 1936-04-14

140l 18th ST. NW.-Gentleman, small
studio room, in apartment above garaee'
phone. living room. bath, good meals.
Evening star., 1936-04-14

TAOS Alaska ave n.w.-Detached 2na-story
stucco, rooms 8 baths 2-csr garage
h.-w.h large lot; having all modern
convenienceS and attractive interior.
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Chevy Chase, D. c.

Near 42nd b Jenifer sts.-Semi- -det.
home Of frame g. stucco; rms. & bath
new-house condition: cost S11 800 new.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
SAUNDERS SERVICE SINCE 1857:
1919 Z NV. O4sty1et 1oles
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BY RECEIVER

2044 Pierce Mill rd nw-Well-desisned
2k-story brick. 8 large bright rooms
9 baths h-wh; situated al the Park
rd. entrance to Rock Greek Park.
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2735 ONTARIO RD-2 ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath inclosed porch; very desirable.
aduits Phone Columbia 1893.
q MASS. AVE.-2-ROOM APT: RUN
water gas, electricity. heat; adults;
Aexn exposure IA
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1898 Montague st. nw.-Modern 2-story
brick. i rooms 2 baths. h.-w h. 2-car
brick garage: conveniently located on
larse lot overlooking Rock Creek Park.
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ROOM AND BOARD by couple; wife an
invalid requiring part-time care: northeast
preferred. Address Box lid. Star ONCE.
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1912 MERIDIAN PL NW.-TWO LARGE
communicating rooms 2nd floor. next bath,
ami: adults garage. Adams 0055-W.
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OPEN-SEE TODAY.

21o2 1st st. w.-Brick. 3 stories, 10
rooms, bath. h.-w.h;, A real investment or
home; $3.50: small cash. terms through
building and loan.
LEO M BERNSTEIN. Co.,
71S 5th ST NV METROPOLITAN 5400,
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1888 10Th N.W.-BuSineSS women.
Resntlful. clean home: tahle unSurpasSed.

FOUNTAIN COURT.
Spring and Summer among the trees.
Shaded lawn tennis, sun porch, spacious
bed rooms beautiful dining room. delicious
meals. private parking conv. Bus and car
lines l5 minutes downtown. Inspection
invited. Phone Columbia S5@5. 3640 10th
st NV.
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1900 Block Randolph NV.
S9,750.
2 rooms, 4 bed rooms. Q baths. Double
porches. gear garage. Nice lot. Best buy
Evening star., 1936-04-14

GENTLEMAN who would enjoy privtleses
of a lovely home. shower and garage; ex-
cellent cnnkina Phnne Columbia S62b.
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ROOMS AND BoARD-sUBURBAN.

Two ATTRACTIVE ROOMS with private
bath open fireplace. 10 acres Of lawn; 20
minutes to downtown. Shepherd 1850.
ann ROARD.
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3546 Hertford pl nw-Modern 3-story
brick. 9 rooms. bath h-w.h; con-
ven'ently located l block east Of 18th
st and Spring re
Evening star., 1936-04-14

JOHN F. MORAN, RECEIVER,
Park Savings Bank Bldg,
18th and kenyon SIS. NV. Col 1000.
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1401 18th NW.-Cool. outside rooms. In
ics selective meals; ideal location.
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3446 CONN AVE-LIV. RM.. BED RM,,
kit. and bath: very beaut. furn.. new. in
splendid building and location: Apt. 500.
See after 3 pm. S15 per month.
NEAR CAPITOL ROOMS. 1st FLOOR;
newly decorated. oil heat. Frigidaire; reas.;
c b W Ia 4th ST Sc after B...O D m.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

2115 18th NW.-Three bright rooms 3rd
floor. bath kitchenette. porch; strictly
private; adults only; $40
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story brick and stucco. 7 rooms Q
baths. h.-w h large corner lot; beauti-
full section of Chevy Chase D. c.
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4I5 GALLATIN ST. N.W.-Lovely single
room with Beauty Rest mattress; excellent
home cooking: bus passes door.
1927 10th ST. N.W.-Large room, private
hath: Othpr vacancies 10"
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-12-16
TRUCK DRIVERS
Get PENALRED
Four More Fined Today
for Chase Park BOule.
ward Violations

-Four more drivers were arrested
yesterday for operating trucks on
Chase Parkway, in violation Of the
city ordinances. Three Of them paid
IS to have tl.c charges against them
nolle ., while q fourth pleaded guilty
ii city court and was fined IS, With
out costs.
The arrests were all made by Pa
trolman John Murphy, who has been
assigned to do patrol duty In the
vicinity Of the boulevard. He has
halted eight drivers In the last few
days.
Those who paid IS each for nolles
we're Philip Cianciolo, 40, Of 30 Mel
son avenue; Celeste Calabrp, 80, OF
1000 North Main street; and Joseph
Ivanauskas, SO, of Southbury. A
fine OF IS was imposed on Thomas
Giz..s, Al, of IA Rose street.
Police have conducted a de-
termined drive against the use OF
the parkway by trucks during the
past several weeks. Large signs warn
drivers at both ends Of the highway
that the thoroughfare is closed TO
commercial traffic.