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Evening star., 1937-07-28
What About 1t?

WHAT about the final result? Our
w scouts inform us that SopWlth
has much better boat than he had
beforehand that Harold Vanderbilt
also has a greatly improved yacht.
The same experts tell us that Sop
with has A boat just as good as VAN
derbilt ts-possibly a shade faster-but
that the master of the Vanderbilt sys-
TEN in bridge still is the better sailor
with the better crew-that Vanderbilt
and his aides have much better
knowledge Of sailing conditions around
Newport-especially when it comes to
any impending weather changes
which is highly important in yacht
race.
Harold Vanderbilt happens to be
smart, keen. cool competitor. He
knows his stuff. When it comes to
showdown, you will find him on top
OF the job-as cold As a glacier.
It may be that Mr.. SopWith has
improved no little in the last year or
So Even if he has-the odds still are
against him in somewhat strange and
foreign waters where the home club
certainly has the edge. Whatever
happens. part OF it is almost sure to
be interesting, and that is one Of the
main factors in a world that at times
can become a trifle drab.
Copyright, 1897, by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, 1nc)
Evening star., 1937-07-28
Fights Last Night
- the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
rH1LADELPH1A.-He Armstrong.
1870 Hollywood. CalifD knocked out
Benny Bass. 1874 (Philadelphia): 4.
NEWARK. N J-Tony 0alento. 232
(Oranee. N. J.), stopped Al Ettore. 191
tPhiladelphia): s.
JERSEY CITY.-Kid Chocolate. 1871
tHavanA. CubR. and Orville DrouillArd.
13. Windsor. Ontario). drew: s.
milwaukee,. outpointed Young JACK
Gibbons. 113 (St. PAUL: 10.
HOUsTON.-Joey Parks, 1s2 (st.
Louis. outpointed Jack Thompson.
1853 CDallaO; 10.
NEW YORK-Al Reid. 1894 New
York;, outpointed Vince Delloporto,
123h Gtaly); s. Nathan Mann. 1855
Feldman. 179h New York; 10.
Johnny Rineldi. 1874 New York; out
pointed Augie Gonzales. 1924 (fuerto
Rico); g.. Herbie Katx, 1913 New
19In; Yer o2utpointed Cuban Luis. TIN
EL1zABETrH N. freddy Ryan,
1873 !Roselle Park. Technically Knocked
out Al ZappAla. 112 Jersey city,: 4.
Joe Ryan. 153 (Roselle Park), out.
pointed Earl Cox. 1854 (Montclatr): 8.
Evening star., 1937-07-28
Biz Spot in PAtuxent.

TROUT seem to have settled into
routine work at Solomons Island,
according to Capt Dick Woodburn.
Best place to catch them is on this
side. he says, around Cove Point and
right below Cedar Point They are
running between Ia to 4 pounds, Is
to 40 the boat. Late afternoon and
early night IA best time to snag them.
Rock at Solomons still are
running small, around l TO 3
pounds on an average, but are
coming in up to Is per boat.
Up in the Patuxent spot. big ones,
are being taken. One angler caught
so many big ones. Capt. Dick tells us.
that he had his picture taken with
them. This is unusual, because the
average angler is ashamed to be seen
in the same picture with = bunch Of
Evening star., 1937-07-28
Homer Standings

: Yesterdays homers s-Di Maggie,
Yankees, !; Rolfe. Yankees, l: Foxx. Red
Sox, l. McNair. Red sox. ] Bonura,
niger. Tigers, !; Medwick Cardinals, !:
Mize. Cardinals, !; scarsella, Reds. ].
The leaders-Di Maggio. Yankees.
os; Foxx. Red sox. "a: Trosky, Indians,
%: Greenberg Tigers. %; Medwick
CARDINALS 81: OFT. Giants 19.
League totals-American 4e2; Ma
tional, 800: total. 261.
Evening star., 1937-07-28
ONLY MATH. PROF.
CAN FIND WINNER
Finest Picture in Sport,
but Most Costly, Known
Only to Few Sailors.
BY GRANTLAND RICE.


perfect thing about an inter-
" national yacht race, like the
one that will start Saturday,
Is that out of $500 100000 people clot-
ting up sn otherwise fair earth, only
i've know all the rules-and no one
knows who the five are.
I have met four of the five and each
tells me the other four are nice fellows,
but pretty dumb when it comes to the
technical points of an Americas Cup
race. This is naturally bit confusing
to the non-eXpert.
Not being a seafaring fellow, due to
birth and environment. which includes
the South and the Middle West, where
there were many more canoes than
yachts still recall my first adventure
with this race
Fortunately in this big event-un-
fortunately on another. or the expert
side-when Sir Thomas Upton was
racing, my two main yachting coun-
selors were Ring Lardner and W. O..
Mcclellan.
We went below and remained in this
secluded and exclusive position while
the news was relayed to us-after the
mathematicians had been given their
chance
Every bulletin that came in was not
only conflicting, but battling. I will
have to admit on the part of Messrs
Mcclellan and Lardner that both re-
fused to be baffled.
Both discovered week after the
race who had won. which beat me by
only four days. The answer is they
knew something about trigonometrv
and calculus, which I had overlooked
in college while trying to learn how to
block for running back and perfect
ing the hook slide to second.
Evening star., 1937-07-28
YOUNG WOODF|E[D
FL0CK|NG RINGERS.
Son of Horseshoe Leader
Tops D. c. Qua|ifiers
With Score of 205.

a dssstons ne~ ta1snt TT. oqaa'ns nas1s TN in
w the Washington title in
The Evening Star horse
shoe championships promises to be a
wide open affair. The Gourvenacs,
Saunders, Quantities, Forts and
Moores who for eight years have ruled
the roost by turns are in for struggle
from pitchers who only recently have
moved to the fore.
Notable among these is Bill Wood
field, whose father, Harry, is secre-
tary of the District Horseshoe Pitch
ers' Association. Young Woodfield's
name today stood at the head Of the
list in the washington section of the
qualifying round of The Star tourna-
ment, being pitched nightly on the
municipal playground courts at Nc
MILAN Park.
Evening star., 1937-07-28
BEE %E2E:; +! {! s

Tonight ut 8 o'clock the di-
van initiates its first rapid
transit tourney and 1t will be
under the direction Of Simon
Naidel, tournament director,
and Winfred Horn.
Any chess player may enter the To-
second tourney, which will be com.
pleted easily by II pm. with every
player contesting game With each
entry. the winner to receive a gratis
membership in the divan for the
month of August.
Chesboards and chessmen will be
furnished by the divan up to the first
20 entries. So come early and reserve
your playing board.
Late entries must furnish their own
equipment.
Evening star., 1937-07-28
BY ARTHUR WALLIS MYERS,
International Tennis Expert.

4HtcIldblOHdl 1euillb kApSIt.
w WIMBLEDON, England,
IA July 20 (By Wireless. y
w es.,'ts.: OF the % 2o,';,s. nsy', Gu. Cup
witnessed in Europe and America,
the Yankees win over the Britons
this year had the most novel fea-
lures.
Two Of the four on the Defend
ing side never had played before
In any Davis Cup match, four Of
the seven players engaged were
fresh to any challenge round. All
three Americans were born in the
same year-l9l6-the year before
America entered the Great War.
They were a team of twenty
oners. Bunny Austin is 10 years
Evening star., 1937-07-28
Chesspourri.

7 H. SARRATT, mentioned in last
- Sundays column as the first Eng
lishman to merit the title of British
master" authored in 1913 book titled
"Damiano, Ruy-Lopez and Salvio,"
which is a study of the works and
games OF these respective Old World
masters.
The interesting point Of the book Is
that SArratt adds q chapter called
THE Elements of the Art Of Playing
Without Seeing the Board"-what We
refer to casually as "blindfold chess"
For delightful narratives on
the royal game try "Chess Tales
and Chess Miscellanies." written
by Prof. Daniel w. Fiske prior
to the turn Of the century. Good
readin', m'lad.
Answer to query-Chancellor chess
was popularized in St. Louis around
1900. The rules Of this variation Of
orthodox chess are presented in a
small s0-pAge brochure, chancellor
Chess or the New Game Of Chess"
(l8es). priced today at $2.5o.
Evening star., 1937-07-28
SUNDAY GAMES SOUGHT.

Washington Groves and Sid Lodge
Montgomery County All-Star dia-
monders clash Saturday afternoon.
The Grove team is seeking Sunday
games during August. Call Manager
Becker at Gaithersburg 149-W.
Evening star., 1937-07-28
Mat Matches
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ALBANY, N. Y.-Ernie Dusek
Omaha, Nebr), defeated Cliff
Olson (Minneapolis); heavy
weights, two Of three falls.
SAN FRANCISCO. - Sandor
Szabo. 22l hungary, defeated Pat
Fraley. 2l5 (Boston). two out Of
three falls.
Evening star., 1937-07-28
Sopwith to See Test.

S0pW1th to See Test.
THE British airplane manufacturer
was expected here aboard his pala-
tial Diesel yacht Philante Expected
with him WAS his afterguard aboard
Endeavour II, Charles L. Nicholson.
designer Of both Endeavours, and w.
L. Stephenson. British yachtsman,
whose Velsheda was Sopwith rival
in British waters.
A former Vanderbilt aide was on a
rival boat, however He was Sherman
Hoyt, who was in Vanderbilts after
guard in 1880 when that bridge playing
skipper defended the Cup against the
late Sir Thomas Upton and again in
1884 when Sopwith was the challenger.
Today Hoyt was aboard Endeavour I.
Tomorrow the Cup yachts will race
from Vineyard Haven back to Newport,
and Friday. the day before the frst
Americas Cup race, they will meet
again at Newport.
Evening star., 1937-07-28
HILLCRESTS ON HUNT.

Hillcrest Boys Club junior and un-
limited base ball teams are anxious
to book games with crack clubs. Call
Ed Bendure At Atlantic 0l22.
Evening star., 1937-07-28
What a Yacht Race Is.

N INTERNATIONAL yacht race
easily is the finest picture in sport
land the most costly.
With exactly one-twentieth Of what
1t all costs. I could have Brooklyn
leading the National League by seven
games and have Jake Ruppert's
Yankees shivering about the next
world series.
With the amount of money spent
IN trying to lift and defend the Amer
1cas Cup could guarantee more than
5000 900 golf buffers an even break
financially, for one year. could bring
peace and contentment to more than
a million eolf1ng homes where the dol
lar Nassau happened to 60 astray
With the money these races cost
could retire Tommy Farr, Max Baer
and Jim Braddock, thereby relieving
the traffic problem.
But 1t so happens Messrs Wander
bit and Sopwith are spending their
own cash--and this happens to be
their business. as long as they have it.
At least the public won't pay in $780,
900. as 1t did for the Louis-Levinsky
fight. and get only l0-cent show IN
return. This time the public can take
1t or leave it alone, without embar-
raising either starter.
Evening star., 1937-07-28

boats to make the trip over there they
have returned with from IS to $50 per
trip, he reports
Evening star., 1937-07-28
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S By GEORGE ttuBtR. ~
By 0cOR6E t.HuBtR.

such small Ash as spot generally are.
There still have been no blues caught
in the Middles. A few commercial
men bring them in occasionally, but
they are having hard enough time
getting their nets around enough ale
wives and river herring without both
ering with blues.
Evening star., 1937-07-28
PACIFIC COAST,

Los Angeles. A. Sacramento. z.
San Francisco. a; Oakland, /.
Portland. 3. Missions, 2.
San Deeo, e. Seattle. B,
Evening star., 1937-07-28
INTERNATIONAL.

1N1EhNAIlONAL
Buffalo. 2-7; Syracuse. 90.
Toronto. 3-3: Baltimore 0-6.
Jersey City. l2-6: Montreal, IS,
Newark. 10: Rochester, B.
Evening star., 1937-07-28
Gooses' Best Season,

THE Gooses are IN the midst Of the
best hardhead season seen over
there in many years. according 10
Capt. T. E. Jones Of North Beach.
Every day when the weather permits
Evening star., 1937-07-28
May Shorten Course,

May Shorten Course.
THEY were to race long, 37-mile
course from the harbor entrance
here down Buzzards Bay to Vineyard
then back up Vineyard
Sound to the finish Of West Chop,
outside Vineyard Haven. The race
was part Of the annual cruise Of the
Eastern Yacht Club Of Marblehead, of
which Hovey is commodore The
clubs Race Committee made provision
for shortening the course to % miles
If the weather turned unfavorable.
Yachtsmen hoped to learn from tho
race something Of Rangers compare
tive speed. Vanderbilts new defender
easily outran Rainbow this year, and
Vanderbilt sailed Rainbow to victory
over Endeavour I in 1894. Sopwiths S
new Endeavour, however, is faster than
the old, so observers had a number of
past performances to use for COM
parlSOn.
Evening star., 1937-07-28
CUP TEST At THAND,
OFF ON 18TH RACE
Vanderbilt Hopes to Learn
Comparative Speed Of
Trophy Defender.
BY the Associated Press,


\ 4 ATTAPOIsETT. Mass, July
nu 28.-Harold 8. Vanderbilt's
wv undefeated Americas Cup de-
4 a fender Ranger sailed into her
thirteenth race today. defying super
stition almost on the eve Of her all
important match with T. o. M. Sop
Withs Endeavour II.
Determined to keep his crew Of pro-
fessionals at key pitch for the first cup
race of Newport, r. l. Saturday, Van
derbilt ranged his bright new sloop
against three older cup boats-Gerard
B. LAmbert's Yankee, Chandler Hovey's
Rainbow and Endeavour I, sopwitns
unsuccessful British challenger three
years ago.
Evening star., 1937-10-12
SHEPHERD PARK.

In this highly desirable and most con-
venlent section in Northwest ID c., con-
venient TO schools. transportation and
stores. we have an exceptional value in a
new home.
All-brick Colonial. with slate roof steel
easement windows; completely insulated :
aforementioned heat with automatic oil
burner; 4 unusually large and well-propor-
toned rooms - complete baths. breakfast
room, screened living porch storage attic:
brick garage; fenced rear yard
This is really a bargain at Sl1.950 and
NAV be purchased on small cash and
monthly payments less than rent.
Inspect s431 18th street NV. fat Ger
anium st.) or call day or evening to q D m ,
J: WESLEY BUCHANAN, 1872 K street.
MetrOpOlltan ll43
Evening star., 1937-10-12
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

451S GEORGIA AVE. NV.
TT rooms and bath. h.-w.h.. 2-car garage.
House Will be put in good condition.
20, ouHHs ISib = T. JARRElL Co. Is,s Resltors os.
.501 ALLISON ST. NW.-S72bO.
Cor. i r. b. gar; new stove, Frigid-
.41I0 10th st. NE.-Sso.
New house, u r, "a b., gar; air-condi-
2122 1st st. N.w-S75.
t. p. rarn not-SateT " h heat; gar; vacant.
r. b., h.-w.h.; near Walter Reed; am C.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC,
-sl5 11th st. NV Dist. 7557-s-9.
DETACHED HOME-$5O.
TIA Jefferson st. n.w.-Large reception
hail. living room. dining room. library 3
bed rooms. kitchen and bath. large front
porch and rear yard
40i X. CAFRITz. District 9OSO
236 CROMWELL TERRACE NE RMS,
bath. = rear porches and built-in gar.
NV n :. now being completely renovated;
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON, INC,
Invest. Bldg. Realtor. DIST. 6o9s.
1000 Block EameS Pl. NE.
hNnin Available, ,roo Oct. Ga modern 55rm.
bSit-in sarage' hot:water heat.
electricity: $40. Call Mr.. Offutt or
1905 II ST. NV. National 2345.
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE-$45.
6l4 X st. n.e.-Five rooms. two Kitchens
and bath; hot-water heat and electricity.
1404 K. CAFRIrz. District g0S0.
Evening star., 1937-10-12
HOUSES FOR SALE.
CHEVY CHASE

SEE 5441 32nd ST. NV.
Lovely, new, detached Groom, 2-bath
brick, furred walls. rock wool Insulated.
slate roof. caulked and screened. The best
buy IN Chevy Chase. close to all schools
and transportation. This house is one of
the outstanding buys on today's market
At Sl0. $50. We will trade. Call Mr. Orem,
Georgia 4639.
WAPLE Il JAMES INC,
1924 14th St. NV District 3346.
Evening star., 1937-10-12
HOUSES FOR SALE.

HERE IS NEW CENTER ENTRANCE
brick on a corner lot at xS.95O Six rooms,
automatic heat. recreation room, large
nsh pond, garage: a real buy, and within
one block OF transportation. Call Shep-
Evening star., 1937-10-12
SACRIFICE

New brick bungalow air-conditioneo
heat. fireplace. porch. space for , rms. ano
bath on End floor; lot 50xl30 beautiful
trees: mr.. bus: price reduced: only $500
cash required balance like rent
GOSS REALTY CO.,
$500 Wisconsin Ave Wise o553
Evening star., 1937-10-12
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE.
BUNGALOW

= NEAT 4th and KanSas Ave NV
Nearly new. !. rooms. :, baths garage,
gas neat; md floor now rented at SOB 90
per mo- $4,000. Substantial cash gives
you free rent. Randolph O:,6S
Evening star., 1937-10-12
LOW PRICED
In a Community of Expensive Homes.
WESLEY HEIGHTS.

Handsome home. Has a spa
cious living room with fireplace,
a dining room, pantry, kitchen,
coat closet and lavatory. On the
second floor, four master bed
rooms and two baths. A bed room
and a bath on the third and a
room and bath in basement.
Screened porches, oil heat, garage.
OPEN. GEORGIA 8114.
Evening star., 1937-10-12
WOODBRIDGE, D. C..

PRICED UNDER $1,000.
7-room detached home. newly decorated.
hoors reflnlshed in new-house condition
h. h.. fireplace. tile bath. shower; con-
veniently located, near new school, See this
home today. it is real value. Call Lincoln
O562 for appointment. OWNER.
Evening star., 1937-10-12
1rOO n OF, a r.

100 ST. Sc
Corner. Brick Garage; $3.50. Terms.
rooms. bath. large basement; beautiful.
large corner lot. Priced for immediate
sale. Prompt inspection urged.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC, owners.
1924 14th st. NV. District 3347.
NORTHWEST. JUST OFF SIXTEENTH
ST. nve bed rooms. 'brand-new $500 oil
burner. gear garage: for all cash owner
has come down considerably on price: clear.
ro, THOS. =. FARRELL CO.. Realtors.
I@l 10Th ST. NV. Natl. O765.
Evenings Adams 2T63
4Sl6 46th ST NV.
SlO,95O-One OF the finest NEW-HOME
lonal: modern to the minute. Z RMS.
BATHS IOOfe insulated. AMERICAN
UNIVERSITY PARK. between Daven-
port and Elicott SIS. OPEN TODAY.
. TO PM. BOSS g. PHELPS, MA
TIONAL $500
Evening star., 1937-10-12

VACANCY FOR MALE GOVT EMPLOYE
witn ast not oyer oyer s3; splendid Groom apt
WIN D other fellows: convenient to ali
schools meals served: immediate occu-
paney. lib 11th st. NV, Apt. 3. Met.
Evening star., 1937-10-12

1862 COLUMBIA RD.-NICELY FUR
nished | and = room apts: ~ block off
car line: hot and cold water; janitor
service service: Phone Ridge 81 or apply on
Evening star., 1937-10-12
THE FULTON,

144S PARK RID NV
3 RMS. KIT, BATH. . BED RMS, $40 so
gas. Hght refrlgeratlon free. Beauti-
Convenient to stores. theaters schools
e&cellent transportation. Res mgr
Evening star., 1937-10-12

10 FLA. N.E-TWO SOUTH. FRONT
rooms; comp. furnished: clean. warm
adult home: laundry; So 30: adults. ia.
l4e6 B ST. S.E.-LARGE. FRONT RED
room, bath kit, porch: reasonable; adults.
Evening star., 1937-10-12

1910 CRITTENDEN ST. NV ROOMS
with private bath. arranged for light
housekeeping: adults only; private home.
Evening star., 1937-10-12

~ U ST. NV, S59.50. r. AND B
IN new-house condition. Nat 2O3O
TAKOMA PARK-BUNGALOW, s ROOMS
lncloSed sleeping porch, dinette: modern
near cars and stores. Inquire 65.3 Ist
81 NV. corner Van Buren,. Georgia
Evening star., 1937-10-12
"O"4 R. I. Ave. NE Decatur O317.
SOMETHING DETERRENT

-, Not q speculative built home. but one
that was constructed with the best obtain
aple materials and workmanship for The
present owner and occupant. The rooms are
spacious and bright. On the ] st floor is
complete bath. located next to large sun
room than can be converted into a bed
room Ihere are 3 bed rooms and bath
on tne md floor. Full attic. Livable dry
basement; built-in garage. automatic heat
beautiful garden. The price Will surprise
any one Iamlilar with quality construction.
Inspect this home today
$500 FIRST ST. NE
Corner OF 1st and Kennedy sts I hlock
Evening star., 1937-10-12

1857 CALIFORNIA ST. N.W.-FUR-
nlshed Tor Housekeeping, . rooms and kit.
complete floor: bath, light. heat; $40 per
month. Also Groom apartment for house,
keeping near bath: $500. L large front
Evening star., 1937-10-12

l50' VERMONT AVE. NV ROOM
and kitchenette; heat, gas elec. and
1anltor service: S31 80 and S32.5O; adults
only. ApplY Ami
Evening star., 1937-10-12

BUNGALOW
S4:250-Mt. Rainier. Md.
porehes garage and yar9 aDG so6 ef o pahsry near
stores. schools and buses. Randolph O:i6S.
Terms or will rent So per mo.
1917 X ST. s.E.--5-RooM BRICK HOUSE:
month.
500 H St Fwl e M AIKEN Natl. s55o.
" OWNERS SACRIFICE.
New detached brick house. 8 large
scRoo bus and sorss Nee o nsad snd
lent land with t6is house. Price very low.
10000 per mo. Randolph 036s.
NORTHWEST. ARTERIAL HIGHWAY;
Iour bed rooms. two-ear brick garage; be-
ing sold by holders of first mortgage: splen-
did as home now. some day will be bust
ness which will make 1t twice as valuable.
7a1 IIa3si Iatb ST F. SAKRELL Il CO. Rssltors
Evenings. Adams e7G:s. SA''' o''''
MUST BE SOLD OR RENTED.
631 Morris Place NE
,,,' 'Gash talks: brick. q rooms. bath. INV h..
Exclusive agent. Georgia 4l3S. Open
BUNGALOW.
near 1th and Whittier st. NV large
rooms; t6 tiled bath. yard and garage. Just
me mouse you have been wanting $500
cash. balance like rent Inquire at 5Ig
whittier st. NV Randolph 036s.
1904 ALBEMARLE ST. NV
Sl4 50u-A beautiful. new. Spacious CEN
ter-haii nome. air conditioned x rooms
den' 2i2 baths. 100'0 insulated: lear
brick garage. Lovely lot. 55-ft. front.
FROM Massachusetts, ave. drive north
on 46th st. and west in first block on
Albemarle st. OPEN TODAY g TO *
BOSS d PHELPS. NATIONAL 5000.
NEAR 18th AND PA. AVE. Sc.
owner says sell now Brick, Il large
rooms bath, 3 porches. garage, yard. oil
neat Excellent condition. Any reasonable
offer considered. Won't last long. Geo 4f3S
MODERN. SEMI-DETACHED BRICK
nome; excel. convenient NV. section: &
rms. tile bath. large porches: perfect con-
price and terms
BRODIE & COLBERT. INC.
19Us Eye St, NV Natl SSTh
Evening star., 1937-10-12

GIRL TO SHARE 2-RM APT. WITH AN
other; 81 30; y block bus. Cley. 5945
Apt. 1Ol. 31o0 Macomb ST NV La
Evening star., 1937-10-12

1921 10th ST NV RMS. KITCHEN,
md H.. completely furn: private family:
reas. Phone Columbia S423-W
GIRL WANTED to share apartment 1S33
New Hampshire ave. NV; $50 mo. Deca-
tur l45U ~ "
Evening star., 1937-10-12

1872 INGLESIDE TERRACE N.W-AT-
tractive. , rooms front; Frigidaire, linens
gas. light. phone includ.: $40 Adams 1852
ARDMORE. 9l5 2Oth ST. N.W.--TWO
aire: linens. maid service Apply Apt. i.
Evening star., 1937-10-12
APARTMENTS FURN. & UNEURN

ATTRACTIVE APT. HIGH-CLAss NEIGH
borhood some furniture; car available on
appointment. MRS. GREEN, Shep. 512S.
1113 9TH ST. NW.-Two rooms. kitchen
ana bath; Turn. or unfurn.: ami. Phone
Metropolitan 50S4
WISCONSIN AVE. NV, 4SO5: 2 RMS,
elec. refrg, heat. light. gas. c.hw. Apply
4l07 Davenport st. NV
BROOM APT; NO OBJECTION TO Chill
tOmaC @ lincoln
Evening star., 1937-10-12
10 ROOMS-N .W.-S6. $50.

~ NOJOMO-N.W w 30, ,JJU.
Columbia Hts, nr. University pl. and
Clifton ST. NV. fine white section. 3-story
brick, 10 large rms. tile bath. extra lava
tory: full basement: large yard and garage
A real bargain on good terms.
ANTON KOERBER,
1928 X ST. NV. NATL. 67S9.
Evening star., 1937-10-12

The outstanding new-house opportunity
Of this delightful residential community.
this beautiful center-hall brick Colonial
house seeker could desire-6 well-planned
rooms: baths; ON. air-conditioned: at
tached garage; furred walls; rock wool in
sulation; lovely grounds tabout 15O-foot-
deep lot) covered with large oak trees and
attractive landscapins. Amazing value at
9;s50; serms ms arranged Gail J. YVES
Pooolitaa 11l8.
Evening star., 1937-10-12
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BUNGALOWS, 5 RMS, BATH NEARBY
Va. and Md: S45. FULTON r. GORDON,
427 Eye st. NV. District $3.50: evenings.
| Cleveland 50yl.
Evening star., 1937-10-12

WESTERLEIGH.
new group of fine homes Just COM
pleted in the heart of restricted. protected
Miller properties. Varying types beautifully
situated. bring additional charm to this
delightful hilltop community. Prices range
from S13.95O to $4,000. on attractive
terms. These houses are built throughout
have characterized Miller-Built homes for
the past 26 years. Compare them with
other homes for LOCATION, design and dur
ability. They are definitely good invest
ment. Open daily. Drive out Mass ave.
past American University. turning left on
Fordham ID. to Tilden st.
w. c. g. A. N. MILLER.
Evening star., 1937-10-12

ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW, REFINISHED;
ami; "a Dehwood ave, Takoma Park:
rent to couple. Natl. O4S6. WILLIAMS. IA.
BOB. 18th ST. N.W.-3-STORY BRICK
Sem1-detached, corner, . rooms, 3 baths
.-caf garage. Phone District USf4