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Evening star., 1937-11-14
HOYA TALLY MADE
IN FINAL QUARTER
Snyder Gets Score for D. C.
Team Far Superior to
Violet in Mud.
By FRANCIS e. STAN,
Stan Correspondent OF The Star.


"A YEW YORK, Nov. ia supe-
M rior Georgetown team tram
" pied and mauled New York
4 University's Violets on a
rain-soaked, treacherous field today,
but only due to twin break in luck
did the Hoyas score 6-to-0 victory.
With only s minutes left of the
final period and darkness settling over
the Polo Grounds, Halfback Joe Mel
lendick got off a low, slippery punt
deep into New York u. territory and
the oval caromed crazily off the right
knee of Safety Man. Stanley Mikulka.
Left End AL Snyder of the Hoyas,
pounding deeply footprinted path
toward Mikulka, pounced on the ball
and the oval was Georgetown's on
the 3-yard line. That was break No. /.
On the first play, Mellendick was
given the ball to carry off tackle. He
reached the goal line before he was
tackled. but Mellendick committed
Georgetown's only tumble in a day of
remarkable ball handling and Half
back Bernie Bloom Of the Violets
picked it up in the end zone and
started to run it out.
Hoya Gets tumble for Score.
A GAIN Snyder was on the scene.
Alertly grabbing Bloom by the
jersey he spilled the Violet and, as he
hit the mud, Bloom fumbled George
towns Johnny Frank. a guard, fell
on the ball for the touchdown. That
WAS break No. 2 and the ball game
A crowd of only 5000 was in the
pews TO see fine game, in which the
better team, for day at least, nearly
was deprived of its first major victory
Of the season and a triumph which
1t coveted. Georgetown was a high
class eleven today. 1t did everything
right, gained nearly 100 more yards
than the Violets, and, when threat
ened by counter-attack in the dying
moments, had the ability to end alb
ruptly an aerial offensive and waste
away the remaining seconds by keep
ing the ball.
Each team made six first downs,
but these figures do not tell the story
Georgetown marched deep into N. Y.
u. territory time and again, but lacked
the scoring punch. The Hoyas, with
Tommy Heating and Mellendick ex-
pertly Tipping laterals on day which
made them doubly dangerous, gained
212 yards as against 131 for the
enemy. Twice the Georgetown team
was checked on the 19-yard line on
marches. Again it was stopped on
the 5-yard stripe. In the first half
alone the Hoyas drove inside of the
Violets' 20-yard line four times, but
could not score.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
SUB QUARTERBACK
PUTSOVER VANDY
MarshaII's RazzIe- Dazzle
Tactics Too Much for
Vols in 1877 Game.
BY the Associated Press.

=
~ NOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 13.-
" The magic Of Ray Morrison'a
N aerial razzle-dazzle as dis
4 h played by Sophomore Bert
Marshall waited Vanderbilt to 49,
tot victory over Tennessee today be-
fore home coming crowd of $4,000.
The fleet-footed Commodore quar-
terback, subbing for Lunny Hollins,
sparked his team to touchdown IN
four plays in the second period imme-
diately after Tennessee had registered
its only marker.
Marshall raced back to the Com
modore % with the kickoff and then
started the 77-yard scoring drive.
After line play, he darted around
right end 19 yards to his own A and
then rif1ed a pass % yards to Hinton,
who galloped the remaining 26 to
score. Joe Agee's place-kick was
good.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
Sumna ary,
FISHBURNE rs VICTOR.

WAYNESBORO, Va, Nov. 13 LP.-
Led by Paul Skillman, giant fullback,
Fishburne Military Academy defeat
ed Danville Military Academy today,
10 to O.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
ALLEGANY HIGH AHEAD.

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Nov. 13.-
Allegany High of Cumberland, Md,
defeated Martinsburg High today on a
muddy gridiron, 60.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
Statistics.
Ersf dorps
R..M. CAPTURES EIGHTH,

ASHLAND. Va, Nov. 13 tP.-Ran-
dolph- Macon, led by the potent
ground-gainer, Jimmy Bair, swept to
q 29-to-0 victory over Haverford here
today to chalk up its eighth win OF
the season.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
COLUMBIA IS HELD
BY SYRACUSE, SIS
Kick Penalty Costs Lions
Victory in Fight Waged
in Quagmire.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK, Nov. 13-Jupiter
Pluvius won the decision over
" both Syracuse and Columbia
today, as the two elevens
slipped and splashed on a muddy field
to 6-to-6 tie before 10000 rain
drenched persons at Baker Field.
After two brief scoring spurts in
the first half, one by Columbia in
the opening period and the other by
Syracuse in the second. the game
relapsed into muddy battle in mid
field.
Columbia had its first victory in q
month in its grasp when, after Boo
Taylor had slammed over center for
a touchdown, Sid Luckman kicked the
ball squarely between the goal posts.
But a holding penalty nullified the
point and, when the Lions end, Hub
Schulze, tried second kick is yards
back 1t was OF.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
ANOTHER TO PETERSBURG

ROANOKE. Va. Nov. 13 CP.-
Petersburg High School. undefeated
and united, swept over Jefferson High.
13 to 0. to move nearer the class "A"
championship of Virginia.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
Line-Ups and Summary.

Vanderbilt scoring-Touchdowns Hin
ton and Andrus tsub for Reinschmidtl.
Extra point, Agee (sub for Ford). place
kick Tennessee scoring - Touchdown,
Wood. Extra point, Duncan tplace-
Evening star., 1937-11-14
C.. U.-N. Y. i.

scoring touchdoWn-John Frank. Sub
stitutes: Georgetown--Ends, Nee. Harris,
Tehaan, Noonan: tackles. Robertson. DAILY;
guards. Stader, Burke; center. Riofski;
backs, Barabas, Urbanski. Sheeran. New
York U.-Ends, Campanis, Schillg. Man
ceri; tackle, Connolly; guards. Helmeke,
Halbin; backs. Auer. Boell, Craco, Bloom.
Sivak. Referee-H. E. Armstrong tTufts).
Umpire. T. Clinton (Yale,. Linesman-
J. H. Ineram Navy. Field judge-A
Marsters Dartmouth.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
INTERCEPTED PASS
W|NSFORG RGOPHERS
Victory Over Wildcats, 10,
Puts Minnesota Within
Game of Title.
BY the Associated Press,

6y the Associated PTeSs.
A 4 INNEAPOLIS, Nov. 13.-A
M Northwestern forward pass
wv that backfired for a 53-yard
4 a Minnesota gain set the stage
for = 7-to-0 Gopher victory today,
putting Minnesota within one game of
undisputed possession of the 1887
Big Ten title.
With the contest less than five
minutes old, Capt Ray King grabbed
a Wildcat forward on his own 80
and raced down the field to the
Northwestern II.
Then the deadly Van Every-to-King
passing combination produced the
only score in a fiercely fought battle
that found Minnesota dominating the
play In all but q few instances.
wisconsin Lone Obstacle.
THE only undefeated outfit in the
Western Conference, the Gophers,
can clinch the championship by beat
ing Wisconsin in the seasons finale
here next Saturday.
The spectacular play that sent
Minnesota on its victory drive came
after Northwestern had smashed
directly into Minnesota territory right
after the opening kick-on. With the
ball on the Gophers' 40, Don Heap
shot a snappy forward diagonally
across the field. intended for Swisher.
Instead the pigskin dropped into a
cluster of three Minnesota men.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
Panthers' Strength Superior.
Dit made 13 first downs to 2 fl

AAA&~AS ~ iAoO AOWlAo w q 4Ol
Nebraska and gained $50 yards
from rushing while tossing Nebraska
to total of minus 9 yards. Nebraska
tried 10 passes and completed but
one, while the Panthers completed
two out Of five.
Today's thrill give Pittsburgh eight
victories. one defeat and three ties
with their intersectional rivals from
the tall corn country. The loss was
the first In seven games for Nebraska.
conqueror of Minnesota, this season
though they have been twice tied.
Pitts conquest gave them q seasons
record OF seven victories and one tie
"a scoreless one with Fordham) and
left them in an apparent commanding
position to lead the Nations 10 rank
ing teams for the second straight
week.
But most Of all, Pitt gained re-
spect for Nebraska today. They'll
never under-rate those Cornhuskers
again.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
Wolverines Seize Chance.

MICHIGAN promptly cashed in.
" Stark Ritchie arched q pass to
Norman Purucker that carried 10
yards to Pennsylvania IA. A pair of
running plays picked up yards and
then. gambling on the slippery ball,
Ritchie tossed to Purucker on the
3-yard line.
The ball nearly eluded him, but he
handled it like polished jqggler and
carried it over for the touchdown.
George Marzonie rushed out from the
bench and. with Douglas Farmer hold
ing. booted perfect placement.
Satisfied, Michigan showed no fur
ther real interest in scoring. Purucker
kept banging his foot into the ball on
early downs. forcing Pennsylvania to
run the chance Of fumbling.
A 15-yard holding penalty cost
Michigan an earlier touchdown.
Ritchie, the only mud-runner on the
field, broke off tackle in the first
period and raced 81 yards down the
sidelines before Bill Miller knocked
him out of bounds on the 9-yard line.
He went across a moment later, but
the penalty showed the Wolverines too
Tar back to be dangerous.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
Dramatic Sequence of Game.


THIS was the sequence of events In
the dramatic struggle that was
billed to be just another Pittsburgh
runaway:
Third period-Cautious Nebraska
out-sllcked the city slickers as Harris
Andrews took Bill Stapulis' punt on
his 40, made three steps to his right
and then lateraled to Jack Dodd, who
cut down the left side of the field for
beautifully blocked run of 60 yards
for a touchdown. Lowell English place.
kicked perfectly for the extra point
and Nebraska led, TO, as shudders
reverberated through the concrete
bowl.
Fourth period-It opened with Pitt
on Its own 35, after starting ont late
Evening star., 1937-11-14
Penalty Of 80 Yards Helps
Michigan Conquer Penn, 20
Line-Ups and Summary.

each, but Pennsylvania's net rush.
ing gain was "a to Michigan's "a.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
BY the Associated Press.


NITTSBURGH, Nov. l3.-In a
- copyrighted last-period surge
that lifted II 900 stunned spec
4 tators OF their seats. Pitts
burgh's Panthers of football broke
loose again today to blast surprising
Nebraska from the ranks of the un-
defeated, 13 to Z.
The big white-lettered clock showed
. minutes and SIS seconds left to play
and Nebraska ahead, TO, when the
Panthers clawed out of their cage with
relentless attack and choice bit of
luck to come from behind to a thrill
ing conquest for the third time in as
many weeks. First, they marched 80
yards on 13 plays, missed on q place.
ment to tie the score and then grasped
. Nebraska tumble to push over the
winning score with less than S min
utes to 60.
The huge crowd, second largest ever
to cram gigantic Pitt Stadium, and the
largest ever to see a Nebraska team
play. was limp with excitement at the
finish, which found the elated Pitt
students swarming on the field doing
the big. apple"
Evening star., 1937-11-14
Penn Touchdown DisalIowed.

ne UIlICIdIS HISO uISHIIUW6U FenH.
sylvania touchdown. Early in
the third period Coulter kicked to
Michigan's 5 and after the safety
man touched the ball there was a
lively scramble, which wound up with
Pennsylvania captain, Bob Nc
Namara. in possession over Mich
igans goal The officials called a
double foul, however. on Michigan
for roughing the kicker and on Penn
sylvania for kicking the loose ball, and
1t was no dice
First downs were even at seven
Evening star., 1937-11-14
Pitt Helped by Fumhe.

NEBRASKA took the next kickoff
On the first play Irwin Plock fum-
bled, but recovered on his 80. On the
second play, pass from center
bounced OF Substitute Halfback Bill
Anderson's knee and Albin Lezouski
pounced on it for Pitt on Nebraska g
80. Dick Cassiano almost single
handed ran the ball to Nebraska's 2
and Stapulis plunged over for the win
ming touchdown. This time Souchak
did not miss the kick and that was the
finish.
Desperate Nebraska passes from its
own goal line failed and Pitt, paced by
a 20-yard sprint by stapulis, had the
ball on the Cornhusker 80 as the game
ended and the big apple" dance be-
gan.
The battle was that between q
frustrated giant and a cautious in
vader on the alert for a break. The
Cornhuskers, working behind a line
that starred the famed Charley
Brock, Bob Mehring and Elmer Dohr-
mann. hardly gave Goldberg a chance
to break loose, even booting their first
two kick-ofis out Of bounds purposely
So the statistics were all In favor
Of Pitt.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
Georgetown RecoUerY Tumble Behind Coal Ne,v York IT, 90
PITTS Drive in Final Quarter
Gets 1877 Win Over Nebraska.
Greatly Outplayed in Bottle

in the third from its 20. They gave
the ball to Curly Stebbins and then to
Marshall Goldberg who got good in
reference for the first time and car
ried the ball to Nebraska's 9. Fullback
Frank Patrick and Stebbins smashed
through to the 2 and Patrick lunged
over for the score. Frank Souchak
jumped OF the bench to kick the extra
point, but the ball hit the right up
right and skidded OF the wrong side
and 1t looked like Pitt was licked ST.
Evening star., 1937-10-03

low cost: terms; take small houses for
equity. Big dwelling. 4 a., nr. Burnt Mills;
ideal for private sanitarium: much re-
duced; terms; take 6-r. house Takoma in
trade. N. E. RYON CO.. 1915 N. Y. ave.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
VIRGINIA BUNGALOW
W. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Walnut TQAn Walnut OIL n2

lO2 Aspen St. Chevy Chase, Md.
NEAR COLUMBIA COUNTRY CLUB.
Il rooms. . baths, shower. first floor lava
tory. G. E. oil burner. h.-w.h. electric
refrigeration. porch. detached stone ga
rage. fireplace. maids room. lavatory and
shower: SIPS.
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rooms. partially furnished 2i2 baths.
elec. refrig.. domestic storage water heater
gas range; oil burner; city water. sewer
age; close to schools. transp.; stores;
within 20 minutes downtown Washington.
M. E. CHURCH, REALTOR,
ESTABLISHED 1886.
PHONE FALLS CHURCH. VA. 80.
Evening star., 1937-10-03

D. c. property on Baltimore Boulevard
3 small stores and detached home Lot
III #. business frontage
S23 600
Downtown business property, 14th St
$3.50 annual income
$4,000.
Midcity business building. One tenant
Average $500 on term lease
BUSINESS PROPERTY DEPT.
BOSS & PHELPS
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FARMS FOR RENT

FARM FOR RENT. ON SHARES: 200
acres: near Brookwell, Md. Apply GIG
Longfellow st. NV.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY tMD1-DAIRY
farm. 125 acres, part clear. part
woodland; Old GEORGETOWN rd and
Grosvenor lane. northeast corner
between Bethesda and Rockville;
old house. dairy barn. silo, milk
house. pump house. ETC.: S35 month.
SHANNON e. LUCHS CO.
1905 H st. NV National 2345
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oUT-oF-roWN REAL ESTATE.

NEWLY DECORATED, FURNISHED. A.
Coast Fla: rent for season. 5000 each. For
information see or write J. 8. HUNTLEY.
4S05 Wisconsin ave. NV.
IFORNIA-IMPROVED 6Oxl61 OCEAN
front restricted residential or investment
lot in beautiful Santa Barbara: cost nearly
$4,000; no membranes. Terms or as
down payment on brick home within COM
muting distance. Box 216-T. Star.
WEST PALM BEACH, FLA.-5-ROOM
modern bungalow; sun parlor garage gas
and electricity: nicely furnished: corner
b0xI25. VIII exchange for clear d. c.
property. Wise 6.}63
Evening star., 1937-10-03

FOR RENT, NEARBY VIRGINIA-BEAU-
tiful 7-room Colonial new brick home; ga
rage. plus recreation room and lavatory
in basement > baths, lge closets; oil
heat; air conditioned beautifully land
scapedi lge. corner lot. Exclusive resi-
dental section of Ashton Heights. Con-
venient to bus, school, churches and
stores; 12 minutes downtown washington;
81 90 month. Call Walnut S627
Evening star., 1937-10-03
FARMS FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL HOME WITH 106 ACRES OF
rich farm land and about l mile of State
road frontage; % miles from Washington
over hard road house has rooms. bath,
city electricity and stone fireplace and is
in excellent condition; there are chicken
houses; Groom servants quarters and
L COW and part of the corn crop are in
cluded: Price, $4,000; $1,000 cash. as
sumo, $4,000 trust; pay balance $50 per
clusively by MASON HIRST. Annandaie,
Fairfax County Va, at the end of Co.
lumbia pike. Phone Alexandria s69-J-1.
Closed Sundays.
FARM FOR SALE-OWING TO ILL
health owner will sacrifice 19S-acre farm;
good buildings water. electricity. stock and
eauipment; Federal financed. MRS. EDITH
3: SEEK owner Unity. Md. Brookeville
s5.OoO--4s ACRES, GOOD HOUSE. NEW
barn; cleo. water; Route so; As minutes
D. C.; terms. Walnut $3.50.
VIRGINIA % MILES FROM WASHING
ton; ton; I,. Is acres: 5.room porch bunsalow;
OWNER. 1914 14th- st. Sc.
PoToMAC RIVER. NEAR LEEsBURG,
ya-4l5 Va AZ, s acres; 150 blue grass pasture;
fa ne ssn fp1nsS dwsns T8Sa tSs
SstSs ssGso5 I'VE sUnAfRs i7si st. fs's sS
111-ACRE FARM WITH 100 ACRES IN
grass or cultivation; good Broom house.
barn barn a. and large chicken houses: near
creek: included with farm are 4 cows g
horses, about 100 barrels of corn. about 40
tons Of hay and all machinery: 36 miles
from Washngton; price, $4,000: $1,000
can ca, be iarranged: See MASON HEST.
end of Columbia Pike. Phone Alexandria
S69-J-1. Closed Sundays.
LARGE STOCK FARM OVER 400 ACRES.
Montsomery County. for sale at farmers
price. II you are really interested in a
lIarge farm: this one is worth your while
looking kin so;;n over Has large. modern home in
North Adams ST.. Rockville Phone 3s9
COLONIAL BRICK HOUSES AND GOOD
farms on beautiful bays and rivers of
Southern Maryland and Northern Neck
virginia List and map on request.
LEONARD SNIDER. La Plata. Md.
10 ACRES ON GREAT FALLS ROAD,
near nesdaa Madeira 3 School; s miles from Chain
house 50x150; $50 fruit trees, Owing to
death in family, owner will sell for $3.50,
Mr.. Waple.
.WAPLE g. JAMES. INC.
1924 14th st NV. Dist. 3347.
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STORES FOR RENT.
(Continued.D

FINANCIAL DISTRICT.
913 18th ST. NV.
81 It. deep By 13 II. wide to 2O-ft. alley.
Also has 1888 "a. IT, on mezzanine hoor;
$3.50 month.
E. QUINCY SMITH, INC,
900 18th st. NV. Dist. 9057.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT,

COUNTRY CLUB GROVE VA-NEW. Z
rms. brick; beautiful location and outlook:
oil heat; 4406 3Sth st. n, $50 Ada ms
Evening star., 1937-10-03
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

5OS 9Th ST. SW.-6-ROOM FRAME
house. worth $2,250; will sell on terms or
will exchange for building site, real estate
note or equity in small investment prop
erty: Call North 1903 or inquire 2377
r. /, ave ne
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FLORIDA FARM-ORANGES.

Grapefruit. etc: ia acres near salt water
and city; pleasant 6-room bungalow
electricity, bargain at $1,000; terms; pic
ture page 80 free Fall catalogue. STROUT
AGENCY. 142G-N Land Title Bldg. Phila,
Evening star., 1937-10-03

HIGH ga. HILL, COUNTRY CLUB SEC
ton, and $1,000 for Wash income clear,
worth $4,000. Box 267-V. Star
house. ami, extras: new condition. large
lot: trees, flowers, shrubbery; S3OO-S5OO
cash; II. o. loan, 15 yrs. 5ec: might rent:
OWNER. omen - on
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE,

ESTATE ON POTOMAC RIVER % ACRES,
is-mlle river frontage: land rises Rradu-
Maryland to distant mountains; fine blue
grass pasture, ever-flowing spring lied
stream. orchard. woodland Buildings are:
Good managers house. five rooms, bath:
steam heat: barn. garage: a pleasing old
mouse. suitable for owners once use.
VIII. With bath bath; Good fishing. hunting: ~
miles from nne race track at Charles
Town, 20 miles from Washington. easy
distance from Baltimore. Philadelphia,
Pittsburgh, New York: mile from
Shepherdstown. fine. beautiful place.
Bargain to quick cash buyer. ]. w
Fh1RCHILD. Shepherdstown. w Va or
nlngS.
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ACREAGE WANTED
MONEY TO LOAN

? OR 10 ACRES WITHIN 5 MILES or
p. e. with electricity available: 3tst~,
Iocatlon' price and terms: to priyats
party. Box 66-V, Star. ''peH
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ACREAGE FOR SALE
WATER FRONT PROPERTY

En-
ONE AND ONE-HALF ACRES FIRE
proof CABIN in Summer colony on Potomac
q miles from Washington. Large trees
abundance OF dogwood and holly: good
well; some fruits, and Towering shrubs;
near bathing beach duck hunting. fishing.
Bargain. liberal terms. Telephone owner,
Alexandria 929-J-3
FURNISHED 4-ROOM AND BATH COT
lage on salt water: 81 80 down Sl5 month
ly. Hyattsville 755-M
$50 ACRES, PARTLY SUBDIVIDED
known f as Randle Cliff Beach or south end
OF Seaside. Will sacrifice or exchange for
Iinproved IMP property. RANDLE g. GAR
WIN. INC. 2515 Penna. ave. Sc
EPPlNG FOREST. MD-COTTAGE, r
and oath. furnished: lots. boat and sail
price, Sl.650. JTVESAY Friar rd
WOODLAND POINT-s-ROOM HOUSE
not-Water heat. large glass sleeping porch:
200 it.. of water front; $3.50: terms.
water front acreage, 3 to 5 acres, $3.50
THE MARYLAND REALTY.
915 10th St. NV. Natl sOe5.
BEVERLY BEACH, ON CHESAPEAKE BAY
send for Free Booklet
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PROPERTY WANTED.

desires to purchase; substantial monthly
paymenta; 6-room home; nearby Vireinia.
Falls Church 30S. 3s
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PLENTY MONEY AVAILABLE FOR sre-
ono trust loans. Loans negotiated pror1r,.
~; SaIl " 7. cOTHERN. 9I3 New Y5fs'
ave. NV. National 7416. sees
MONEY TO LOAN ON praT Ve;r ~.
az lowest interest rate P-ompf seru,cx
JESSE e. HEISKELL. Ills Eye AZ
AT 81. 5hee AND seS. DEprNnr,nrf
Upon y type OF property. Suite 2O7. 500
FIRsT.TRUsT MONEY TO LOAN ON d e
feal estate. be interest: quick service
P. j. WALSHE. INC -
llO1 Eve st. NV. National e46s
Evening star., 1937-10-03

1417K St Realtors tors Ma. $500.
1. 10 BRICK HOUSES ON BLVD, 63 no
70 M ST. sw: I'd com; well rented;
price So / 90 each.
2. s16A 18th st. s.w.. 1st com: modern;
price S4o5O.
3. 6-r. and b. brick on street: rented
S37.5o; price $3.50.
4. Near 14th and " I'd com. 40x15n to
Soft. alley: we'll rented; price. ST., 500
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
Dist. 155S Dist 755o
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SPECIAL FALL OFFER

able at COVE POINT BEACH at reduced
prices. NOW is the time to buy and save
dlnerence. Prices range sos to 500, with
l0ts down. balance monthly. In addition
all underbrush FREE. Title guaranteed
by owner. Wisely restricted.
l343 H ST. NV NET 1853
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900 11th ST. Sc
store; IL IT. by so IT, $685. no cellar:
one toilet: overhead radiator; automatic
control; ready for occupancy: insulated
H: B. PITTS CO..
1919 18th St. Met Ohm
Evening star., 1937-10-03

hENSIIVG Co.
Kensington, Md. Kensington 1872.
IF YOU WANT TO PURCHASE LARGE OR
small acreage. equipped dairy or blue grass
stock farm small chicken farm or lust
coy home-convenient. yet Quet-I have
$50 OF these places for sale. including some
fine Colonial estates. These properties are
located in Fairfax and adjoining counties
and range from 10 acres to 5000 Most of
them are within ] 5 miles of Washington
and on hard roads. See MASON HIRST,
Annandale. Fairfax County. Va. at the end
of Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria
S69-Jl. Address Route 3. Alexandria. Va.
lClnsed SnndaYsl
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For Salaries Under 81 8OO

T., Spacious home sites for immediate or
Iuture building; concrete road; cleo. bus
tel: 20 minutes from Government de-
partments. These tracts are designed
especially for those on low salaries who
desire to build inexpensive, but attractive
nomes; MARTIN T. WEBB & SON. An
nandale. Va. Phone Alex. S76-W-3.
Evening star., 1937-10-03

FREE RENT TO COUPLE ACCUSTOMED
to living in unimproved house in country
near city. Clev. $3.50.
TWO ROOMS AND LARGE KITCHEN.
partly furnished, in farm house. 80 minutes
from center of town; electricity. running
water in kitchen, range; automobile neces-
sary for transportation; october to May.
free rent for caretaker services. Box
337-V, Star
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200 AND $50 ACRE FARMS WITH GOOD
brick homes and bank barns, we'll fenced,
near Staunton, Va. Will trade D. e.
NELSON, Roanoke. Va. P. o. Box
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LOTS WANTED.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

206 UPSHUR ST. N.W-Ist CONNER
cial corner house. apis. rented MRS. A. c.
HUDSON, 637 goth st. So. Va. Highlands.
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NORTH CHEVY CHASE, MD
Beautiful. new Colonial brick. r., b.:
lot 117-ft. front on Conn ave-: contains
about $4,000 SO. it.: handsome trees: con-
slider exchange.
OWNER. Georgia 44o4
150-ACRE FARM LOCATED ABOUT 30
miles from Washington on hard-surfaced
exchange for house either in washington
or in Arlington County Va
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Walnut 7940. Walnut o16s.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

LIE DROIT BLDG. SOO-S1O F. ST. NV.
bright office. also shops; S15 and
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Suitable for any purpose; close to N. Y.
ave-: rent reduced to $50
Robert L. McKeever Co., Inc,
Shoreham BLDG. Natl 4750