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Evening star., 1937-08-27
Buddy Myer Boors Mats Outlook Bauers MIGHTY Pirate
Stars Yesterday
BY the Associated Press.

Tony Piet. White Sox-His
double in ninth drove in winning
run to whip Senators, 4-3, after
he hit homer earlier in game.
Roxie Lawson, Tigers--won own
game by singing in ninth with
bases loaded to top Red Sox, 6-5.
Hal Trosky, Indians-Hit double,
single, driving in four runs in 1915
win over Athletics.
Lefty Gomez, Yankees-Pitched
shutout ball for eight innings and
hit double and two singles to lead
way in 81 win over Browns.
Chuck Klein and Leo Norris,
Phlllies-Former hit homer and
Norris had double and single, each
driving in two runs to beat Cards,
8-5.
Evening star., 1937-08-27
TRACK MEET POSTPONED,

The Arlington County Playground
track meet. scheduled to be held on
the Washington and Lee High School
field this afternoon, has been post
poned until Tuesday at l:30. Ground
conditions were not suitable for COM
petition today.
Evening star., 1937-08-27
The Super.SnOOper Speaks.

|H1cAGo August 27-opeaive x2s Chicasoan
Joliet bloodhound
other peoples business that Mr. Jimmy Dykes tashionng
good N
legs to this Winter the
X29l seldom
inhed
all
really is Undauned
matches and distinct hit
Evening star., 1937-08-27
Homer Standings
Dy the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
YANKEES, i. Dicksy. YANKEES, /; Green. Green.
berg. Tigers. 1: McNair, Red Box. /;
Piet, White Box. |; Kreevich, White
Sox. l. Klein, Phillies. 1.
81: Toxx Red sox 81 Gehris, Yankees.
rs: Greenberg, Tigers, %: Medwick,
Cardinals, ~; Dickey. Yankees, 20:
York. Tiers, 20.
tional 900. Total. LIPS.
Evening star., 1937-08-27
OMAHA LEGION VICTOR.

NEW ORLEANS, August ~ R.-
Omaha outclassed New Orleans, IA
to 5, In the first game of three for
the right to meet East Lynn. Mass, in
the American Legion Junior world
series.
Evening star., 1937-08-27
SEEKS VIRGINIA TOURNEY.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. August ~
P.-W. r. (BilD Tomlinson. pro-
prietor Of the Old Dominion Colt
Club at Newport News. has offered to
sponsor the Virginia open tournament
again in 1888. It was held there in
1885 and 1896.
Evening star., 1937-08-27
PhilS Tr0unce Cards.


60. WHEN Dizzy served Leo Norris
with two-base ball to open the
Cards game with the Phillies yes
terday, and then announced that his
right arm-the most valuable piece Of
pitching bric-a-brac in the business
was on the fritz, the dark clouds over
head landed right in Frisch's lap. On
the way down, they washed out the
second game Of scheduled double
header. after the Phils took the opener.
8-5, but by that time tornado would
have received no more notice from
the st. Louis outfit than a mild breeze
For when Dizzy walked out Of the
fuss, Frisch ordered his big wind to
pack up and head back home for
immediate treatment Of the ailing
flipper.
Since every day he's away hands
the Cards chances another clout on
the chin, the Messrs. Grimm and
Terry heaved a mutual sigh Of relief
today and looked to the immediate
business at hand-their battle for the
National League lead.
Both outfits had day of yester-
day, with old man weather washing
out everything in the circuit but the
Phils-Cards clash, so both had a
double job on hand today. The Cubs
had to get past the Boston Bees air
tight flinging to hold their two-game
lead The Giants, still resembling
hospital ward a. opened an impor-
tant four-game series with Pittsburgh's
reviving Pirates.
Evening star., 1937-08-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts contracted by any one other than
myself HUMPHREY D. HOWELL. 2OO2
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. JOHN ELLSWORTH EVERETT
M: D.. Emergency Hospital
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
bills unless contracted by myself. WILSON
b. -CURETON. 402 M st. ne
ON AUGUST %. 1897, I TERMINATED
my interest in The Wood Shed, 1872 H
st. NV. RUSH S YOUNG 2s'
NOT RESPONSIBLE NOTICE IN STAR
Aus a. %. 26 was not intended to apply
to my domestic relations. RUSH S.
YOUNG. 143o Belmont st. NV. "S'
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Evening star., 1937-08-27


n IEw i'oIE YORK. August 27.-Young
M Russell Bauers Is a lumberjack
from Wisconsin who has
pitched nine wins and three
defeats for the Pittsburgh Pirates
this season. In the last two weeks he
has won five games in succession.
Against the Bees the other day he
stole a Boston patent and whitewashed
Will McKechnie's Whitewashers, 6
to 0.
His curve is good and his fast ball
jumps. He has control. Chiefly be-
cause Of Young Russell the gentle
Buccaneers, who have been behaving
IN most unpiratical manner all year
and making nobody walk the plank.
still are within striking distance of
the National League pennant.
Bucs' Enemies Beat Selves
E1GHT games is their distance of
the pace. Eight games is a lot to
make up at this mellow stage of the
season, but it's curious fact that all
three of the top clubs In the league
Cubs, Giants and Cardinals-are en-
gagged very busily In beating them
selves
You should have seen the Cubs drib-
BILE away that double header Wednes-
day. They kicked it squarely into Will
liam Terry's lap, and William was so
stunned that he even forgot to say
thank YOU
Manager Pie Traynor believes the
Pirates have chance. He doesn't
want to blow the flies and bang the
hautboys too loudly in behalf of his
constituents, but he gives them a
chance.
It's pretty much anybody's race. y
says Pie, often voted the incest guy
In base ball, and for sound reasons,
I was afraid the Cubs might run
away from us, but then they lost that
double header to the Giants, and it's
every man for himself again.
Evening star., 1937-08-27

and think il Griffith and Harris 20
about it the right way Washington
can have Kennedy and Berger for
Myer and Kuhel.
Dykes also wants an out
fielder and the chances are that
he will ship Mr.. Bonura to St.
Louis and ask for Jack Bell or
Joe Vosmik in exchange. He
particularly likes Bell.
"1ll tell you what. Lou Comiskey
is throwing another big corned beef
and cabbage dinner soon. III be
there disguised as piece of corned
beef. II I hear anything more Ill
let you know. but definitely and for
another peanut tbrief time ouD I'll
promise that next Winter there is a
Washington-C Chicago trade that will
knock your eyes out"
On the Dot
THE White Sox are rated by hotel
bell hops as the most liberal tip
pers in the American League .
and the Yankees and Nationals are
among the tightest tippers i. Bob
Feller as the Sunday pitcher, vir-
tually is a cinch to face the Griffs
this coming Sabbath In Cleveland's
Municipal Stadium And the
Washingtons are apprehensive to give
them the benefit of doubt On
top of F'eller's feat of tanning is Red
Sox the other day the Mats suddenly
recall that the background at Mu-
nicipal Stadium is very bad.
Cant you bunt on Feller?" one
Of the Mats was asked "Bunt? He'll,
no. If you bunt that fast ball you'll
probably send Averill back into CEN
tar for 1on0 Av"
Evening star., 1937-08-27


LOST.
BOSTON BULL August 20. near $500
oiock New Hampshire ave. NV named
Dempseyp Liberal reward Mrs A.
Lambert. 36ls N. H. ave. NV. Col. 5217
DOG; black and tan hound; months;
iema!e; name. Duchess: reward. Phone
ATLANTIC 1l6@ or Columbia 0O16.
EYEGLASSES, IN colored taxicab Tues
Gay morning Driver please call District
$3.50 Ext. 4o43, before 30. Reward
GLASSES. bifocal. IN brown case. on H ST
ne BET. sth and 10th. Call Atlantic 2991
IRISH TERRIER. male, Bradbury Hgts.,
lhurs:, brown leather harness, collar, D c.
tag l213S: answers to Mike" Reward
National 7760,
KNITTED PURSE, CONTAINING money and
rlns IN envelope. Thursday about pm.
IN taxi. Call Edith Williams, Decatur 532a
WRIST WATCH. white gold. Markings
e. G G. Reward. Phone North 5000
WRIST WATCH, white gold. Gruen: bet.
ilth and N. Y. ave. NV. and eth and E
n. ": liberal reward. Columbia 44Q1
Evening star., 1937-08-27
Cohen Flops rs Reliever.

~ Eo ldueu HlAScidOiy. ne tapped
high. slow bounder to Appling
Nearly anybody else would-have beaten
the double play throw at first base, but
Yves was tagged and the side was re-
tired without run.
Sgd Cohen was waved from the bull
pen to keep the Griffs in the game, but
all that can be said for him is that he
got one man out. He was Radcliff, the
first hitter. Then Appling doubled,
Pnch-hitter Tony Rensa purposely
was passed. and Tony Piet rammed
double to left to break it up.
Pete Appleton for Washington and
Bill Dietrich for the Sox were to pitch
today in the second game OF the set.
About all that can be added is that
both are ight-handers.
Evening star., 1937-08-27
CARDS LOSE DEAN,
GAME WITH PILLS
Hur|er, Arm Sore Again, Is
Sent Home-Di Mag Hits
37th Home Run.
BY SID FEEDER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

n ILL TERRY and Charley
X Grimm, a couple guys who
are about as chummv as the
Japanese and Chinese, had
one thing in common today.
Neither could shed any tears over
the fact that Dizzy Dean was on the
way back to St. Louis with a sore
"soupbone" that may keep him off
the firing line long enough to pat the
Cardinals pennant hopes in the face
with spade
And Frankie Frisch. the Cards
boss, who has no bed of roses. at best
the Gas House Gang being what it is
found couple new gray hairs when
he applied the comb to his scalp this
morning.
Without Dizzy in there. the Cards
have as much chance against Grimms
Cubs and Terry's Giants as a sirloin
steak with a pack of hungry dogs
Short on pitchers even when they're
all present and accounted for. It's
creaky machine with the great talker
out of action.
Evening star., 1937-08-27
HELP MEN AND WOMEA

COUPLE white man employed no Chi.
child wife's services ex rent modern
nome. emploved couple Moran, Dis,
5l12. Walnut o323-J
5 MEN OR WOMEN to sell stock n.1
corporation. Box 4a-9. star
Evening star., 1937-08-27

Cn1cAs0 -------------- UUU III UUI|
Runs batted in-Simmons (2); RadclifY
yich. .AppiinF I2): Berger, PET. Three
kase hits-Kuhel Almada. Home runs
xreevich. Piet. Sacrifices-Myer, Sim
Haas (3l; Piet to Applins to Haas: Travis
te Kuhel. Left on baSes-,Washington g.;
3: Oh Cohen. /. strikeouts4By weaver. / !;
81 Kennedy, 3. Hits-O1 Weaver, Z in &
innings; OF Cohen, in y inning. Losing
pitcher-Cohen. umpires-Messrs Qeisef
9asil and Summers. Time-1:5O. Attend
0nce@,oOO.
Evening star., 1937-08-27
FOUND.
LOS

DOG. small black female found Frjda,
night. Call Cleveland O2q1.
Evening star., 1937-08-27
SALeSMEN.

MAN, with experienced in selling
specialtles CONS. de ilv. Call Q to 10 am
Room e, Rucker Bldg. Clarendon Va
THIS RESPONSIBLE local concern with
an excellent name and reputation. is ex-
pandlng one of its enterprises in the fed
OF automatic heating and air condItionirE
The line handled is one made hv this
recognized leader in the heating feld-a
million dollar concern with over 30 years
OF experience The salesman undertaking
this work Will not only have the best of
equipment to sell. but Will also have A
welcome among thousands Of customers TO
Whom hish-prlced merchandise has been
sold in the past.
This is real opportunity for sales
man who wishes to become permanently
connected with vell-orsanized local Arm
that has wide variety of products to
sell and where there is a definite and
Dosltlve future for the man who makes
sood as well as ample immediate earnings
ParNcularly to young men who ars
ANXIOUS to start in the right business ne
VIII offer an attractive proposition Gail
IN person 10 see Mr., Cleckner between ,
and l a m. Lee D. Butler Air Condi-
honlns Inc, ] 139 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1937-08-27
Double Plays Ruin GriffS.


TN DROPPING their first game Of
the Western trip, the Mats displayed
a voeful lack of punch in the pinches.
After taking l-to-0 lead in the second
inning they fell behind, 3 to /, going
into the seventh. The inning before
Travis hit into his second double play
Of the game with two men on base,
retiring the side and spelling rally
which caused the Sox frantically to
start warming up relief pitchers.
The Mats tied 1t in the seventh at
3-3, but they should have staged a
really big inning. Johnny Stone and
Joe Kuhel singled to start the round
and Myer neatly sacrificed. On Sim
mons single both runners scored, but
Rick Ferrell ended it by hitting into a
double play, No. 3.
In the. Washington NINTH it seemed
to be curtains for Kennedy when Kuhel
and Myer opened with singles and
Simmons sacrificed Rick Ferrell was
purposely passed. filling the bases and
Wes Ferrell was sent up to bat for
Weaver.
Evening star., 1937-08-27

LEADING TIRE manufac-
turer will interview man aged
1886, for sales position. Write
for appointment, stating past
experience, telephone, etc.
Box 1891, Star.
Evening star., 1937-08-27
AGAIN A BIC HELP
AT PLATE, IN FIELD
Vet Second Sacker Keeping
Club in Game as Other
Infie|ders Fa|ter.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN,
STAN Correspondent OF The Star.

~H1cAGo, August 27.-The
Mats still are bothered from
time to time by what. the
~ trade politely calls throat
trouble" which is supposed to mean
the habit OF choking up in the clutch
The Washingtons had Vern Ken
nedy and the White Sox on the ropes
yesterday but couldn't stand the pres
sure, and as a result their three-game
winning streak went blooey by 4-to-
! count
Meanwhile. cropping for silver lin
Ing, Manager Bucky Harris was just
as we'll satisfied to let his gaze fall
on Second ~Baseman Buddy Myer.
Laid low by illness all last season and
bothered periodically this year, the
forgotten man begins to show some
thing more than spasmodic signs of
coming back.
For the campaign his batting aver
age is far below the 300 mark, but
not his hitting of the last couple
weeks. In his last 10 games Myer
has batted 1903, and afield the doughty
Mississippian has started to get off
that dime he has been covering since
1895.
Travis Still Battles Slump.
TWICE in the process of keeping
Monte Weaver in yesterdays
game Myer raced to his left for
sparkling stops of well-hit balls. This
same brand of fielding characterized
his play in St. Louis, too, while at
bat his hits. if not overplentiful, at
least have been timely.
Buddy drove across four runs on
three hits the other day to win a
7-to-6 decision over the Browns. and
yesterday he delivered what might
have been an important single in ad-
dition to . perfect sacrifice. Mike
Kreevich took another hit away from
him by gra bbing line drive.
Meanwhile, while Myer apparently
Is improving despite recent attack
Of stomach miseries, some of the
other Mats are finding the going
tough. Cecil Travis still is knee
deep in his batting slump. Buddy
Lewis could stand rest. too, but
with Ossie Bluege in Washington at
the bedside of his wife there is no
chance of either being lifted. The
only extra inielder on the squad is
Johnny Mihalic. who can play no
position except second base.
Evening star., 1937-08-27
AUTOMOBILE Statesmen

- One nj WaShington's best set-upe
lransport ton gasoline. bonuses and hiFrl
{ tonlnlSSionF 1nvestisste TODAY AIS Mo
.7rS norS .hr"Sler. Plymouth. 1924 Wilson
Evening star., 1937-08-27
BOOKS-MAGAZINFS

unusual opportunity opened to book and
maea2lne salesmen. New premium deals
new maEaz!ne deals. PAY unusually hIz1
commissions Also openings for . crew
manaFers If YOU are selling or have soI1
IFtsuFa'e. interviews, la only Aprlv
DnT NetIonal Rank Rl6c - -. >
Evening star., 1937-08-27
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

FIRST COOK; male white diner refer
ences required; age 80 to 40, Apply in
person. 'tA
D. c EMPLOYMENT CENTER
456 INDIANA AVE NV,
NO FEES
Evening star., 1937-08-27
HURLER BACKBONE
IN REV|V|NG CLUB
Wins Five Straight Games
in Two Weeks as Mates
Are ErratiC.
BY JOHN IARDNER

\ YEW YORK. August 27.-Young
NJ Russell Bauers Is a lumber jack
from Wisconsin who has
pitched nine wins and three
Evening star., 1937-08-27
Coffee Demonstrators,

Can use ladies with neat appearances
and strong personality, between the AGES
2O-35. to demonstrate coffee in Washing
ton and surrounding territories; salary,
commission and bonus. Apply Wednesday
3o34 l4th st. n W" Room 22S, End floor.
AcE >
Evening star., 1937-08-21

10 APTS NEW BUILDING, NV ser
tion. Rent $500 per year VIII Sno
net return OF $1,000. Consider cie=
mouse as down payment. BUILDER AN
OWNER. District oLo1
Evening star., 1937-08-21
AousES FOR SALE.

NEAR 18TH AND RHODE ISLAND AVE
10 rooms. 3 baths. Now showing splendid
return. Semi-detached; good appearance;
oil heat; furniture included $4,000.
HARRY B. PITTS co.
af
Evening star., 1937-08-21
COLORED.
HOUSES For SALE.

1918 13tn ST. NW-BEAUTIFUL DE,
baths; oil heat; beautifully Handicapped lot;
newly Teconditioned; offered at less than
trusts. Mr.. DAVIS, National 2040. Eve
ming Adams .S414
Evening star., 1937-08-21
WOODBRIDGE GARDENS,

4O3l 18th ST E
See this ideal center-ha Colonial home.
6 large rooms breakfast nook. > baths,
recreation room. attic. built-in garage: oil
heat. insulated. furred walls. slate roof.
The lot is 80 IT. front. with native trees,
and beautifully Handicapped.
PAUL P. STONE, NORTH 747l.
HOME WITH AN INCOME, NEAR GOVT.
Printing once and Union Station. -
rooms. 3 baths. hot-water heat, double
Garaee. A sacrifice at S6,g5O
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K NV Dist 1918
Evening star., 1937-08-21

S5.95O-PRErTY CORNER BUNGALOW.
Located in Takoma Park on = big corner
The house is fully detached having dve
bright rooms. inclosed porch and bath on
one door and large finished room up
in brand-new-house condition and offered
at real bargain price. Phone
R. M. HOOKER. Metropolitan 2663
EVENINGS to Call Adams 1880
Evening star., 1937-08-21
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME,
white or colored, any condition. E. A.
BARRY, 3439 14th NV. Columbia 60s6.
ALL CASH OR CASH ABOVE TRUST FOR
D. c: property Whit or colored de oviok vKl
and Sun Geo $500 1926 Vermont ave.
LARGE RESIDENCE IN NV. SECTION,
suitable for rooming house. From owner
Randolph 5416.
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR g TO S ROOM
house, close in, brick or frame, white or
colored any condition. No brokerage com
mission Immediate settlement F. A.
CRAWFORD. 1910 Vermont ave Met. 27l3.
ALL CASH FOR ANY BRICK OR FRAME
house in the city, any condition, white or
colored EARLE w. MANSON. 1421 Eye
NV District 1913 go
HAVE BUYERS FOR HOUSES IN COM
MERCIAL ZONE WHICH MAY BE RE
BUILT FOR BUSINESS USE.
L. w. GROOMES. 1913 EYE ST.
WE HAVE A CASH BUYER FOR YOUR
property. If the price is right. List your
real estate with us for Quick action.
GOSS REALTY CO.
1908 Eye ST Natl. 1858.
Evening star., 1937-08-21
HOUSES FOR SALE.
Save Money-Live Better

GLOVER PARK.
Enjoy the luxury of two-bat tn room
home, six big rooms, exquisite recreation
room, in refined neighborhood At a cost
less than rent. Underpriced as you Will
aeree: at only $s.45O; low down payment
and $50 to x65 monthly. See 3727 w
st. NV. Go out Wisconsin ave. to Cal
vert St. out Calvert st. to 39th. down 39th
to w left on w to 3727 w St. NV
Evening star., 1937-08-21
WOODSIDE PARK.

New large brick home. specially planned
TO care for. owners parents separately, ,
: rooms, baths. sround.foor toilet. eT-
open porch maids quarters; exception
ally sturdy constructions: oil heat; :--car
brick garage; owner will consider small
intown trade or substantial discount for
cash. worth S14.50n. NJ. K. ARMSTRONG.
1855 Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Shepherd
Evening star., 1937-08-21
BIG BARGAIN.
NEW UITRA-MODERN

OIL HEAT PORCHES-
large bed rms, Iiv, rm'. din. rm, beau
tifully equipped kit. and bath. shower; large
recreation rm.. full attic and cellar; l
block bus, 3 to stores and school
WOODLAND DRIVE-WOODSIDE PARK.
Out Georeia ave- blocks past trafhc
light at Silver Spring, turn right on East
Grace Church rd one block then right to
houses. -
OPEN DAILY
Owners Phone Sheuherd 31S3,
Evening star., 1937-08-21
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

THE COMING sUBURB-MODERN HOME
with acreage. convenient to city; Just out
side high priced zone: good altltuoe nne
view priced fol- quick sale. BAUER. beutan
I'd. Vienna. Va: District 2eoo' 6fahcn 500
or Vienna SOW.
WILL SELL / TO 3 ACRES ON NO. l
Highway on easy terms. Suitable for home:
store. repair station. barbecue stand and
other enterprises. This property is near
washington Box 342-K, Star.
ADJOINING ROcKvILLE-2A A., lLv-
ton. lot fruit trees, cellar. drilled well.
cleo no bath or furnace; bl. main ST.
real buy: $1,000. Wise. b13l. 22'
ACT BEFORE AUG. 2l-FOUR- YEARS
ago purchased this home, today I'm NOV.
ing to q larger house because OF increased
family. This house will be as satisfying to
feet neishborhood and setting in restricted
and growing Manor Club Grounds. unioue
buy in such q neighborhood. 1t is S3; 300
cheaper than you can nuy q nuiis nese
now Small. attractive white nAme Dunka-
iox with Green 6ind: ,%69 .S5rEu1den ,dent 1y 2so
It. I'd Depth. Priee. $500. rvs. kept, thi.
home in excellent condition; It viii not
be mine to sell after August 22 as l VIII
have to part with 1t on the deal for my
larger house Phone Ashton 123-M
SILVER SPRING. MD.-NEW .2-BED-
room brick BUNGALOW. large attic; built by
owner for home; forced to sell: viii take
Silver Spring ISL.
BEAUTIFUL 4-ROOM-AND-BATH MOD.
white bungalow unfinished attic: on -
acre Of ground: shrubbery. flowers ana lse
erassy5swn: 71a miles from D. C.; - 800.
F. B. ciNsON West Falls Church. Va.
Evening star., 1937-08-21
UNUSUAL, OPPORTUNITY

TO PURCHASE AT SACRIFICE
Old Colonial 1-room brick home Quilt
1SOSN which has been reconditioned and
has all improvements. including heat, bath
and electricity; situated in grove of old
naples: acres of fine land with young
orchard: accessible to good road and To-
Gated 1i2 miles from Falls Church. Va.
To inspect, call G. T. REEVES. Falls
Evening star., 1937-08-21
HOUSES For SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT BY OWNER. LARGE.
detached home lovely grounds, near walter
Reed: bed rooms, > baths: seen by
appointment. Randolph 0T53
Evening star., 1937-08-21
FARMS FOR RENT.
PEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

WANT CLEAR HOME, NEARBY VIRGIN1
for commercially managed Florida citr
grove: 16 years old $4,000 value 4
ouired Call OWNER, Potomac 15|
EQUITY IN GROOM HOUSE, MOST d
sirable North Shore Chicago suburb; 4
equity, same size house NV. Washinst|
or nearby Md Box 205-J. Star.
Evening star., 1937-08-21
The TALK OF
ARLINGTON COUNTY
HINES WAvERLY MILL!
ADDITI0N-LOhR HOME!

A magnificent setting with
permanent protective COW
enants. Wide lots, spacious
lawns, plants, flowers, SUM-
shine and neighbors of your
own kind. Five and six
rooms, all brick stone con-
struction, featuring mod
ern kitchens, tiled baths.
detached garages. hot
water heat and hardwood
floors, slate roofs. Guaran-
teed because they are bet
ter built. $3.50, $3.50 down
payment, balance monthly.
Come and see is all we ask.
To Reach: Go through Claren-
don on North Washington
BouteDdrd, turn right on North
Utah st. TO property, or take
Lee Highway and turn lett on
N. Taylor st, and tollOW signs
IN
Evening star., 1937-08-21
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

11o ACRES. IN CITY OF ALEXANDRIA
sewer, water and electricity; $3.50 ID
for quick sale 3. A. BOWLES CO, Wd
i414. 1900 Wisconsin ave.
Evening star., 1937-08-21
NEW 5-ROOM BRICK.

FIRST SHOWING TODAT.
Am l. including tile kitchen. tile bath,
large screened porch. built-in garase. rock
wool insulation. weather-strippe COPPER
suffering, finished recreation room. Lo-
Gated on 6N-foot corner lot > blocks to
bus. 4 blocks TO school and stores. Drive
to Lyon Park west :, blocks on PerShlng
Drive. left = blocks to 300l md rd. north.
Owner and builder, NAT. HYNES, phone
n