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Oh, So MANY "Ifs.S

Oh, So Many 'Ifs."
MOT that there was any particular
disgrace in losing to the Pirates
who, If the truth be recognized. have
the most misleading record IN the Ma
tional League. They are = much bet
ter club than their 4 victories In 10
games would indicate and none knows
1t better than the Redskins.
But still they feel they had the
game in their hands and let it-and
the Pirates-slip away. literally and
hguratively. If those three linesmen
had held onto Bill Davidson before he
f1nally got loose for his Seward
touchdown romp in the first period.
and If the other eight Skins had not
stopped working when 1t appeared"
he had been stopped II Rilev
Smith had not called for Baugh tn
pass from behind his own goal line
when he was tackled for a safety in
the second period (Smith openly ac-
cused himself of 4 monstrous boner
in this respect after the game. even
though no other blame had been di-
rected at Riley And il several
Redskins hadn't been 20 anxious 10
lateral after being tackled or stopped
three times did the Pirates gain
possession of the ball by this means
1t might have been . different
story
The most incriminating bit Of evil
dence against the locals, however. is
their own confession that their spirit
vanished after Niccolais second field
goal from the 41-yard line gave Pitts
bursh . 1918 lead 1t was actually
reported by one Of the players in the
game At the time that one of the Red
skins casually remarked. Well. that's
too bad'-meaning, the admitted
conversion Of victory into defeat.
The mental lapse, indicated by the
tone. seemed to typify the spirit, or
lack Of it, from that point on as the
Pirates batt,ed with all the fury OF a
championship-bound team.
Redskins Away Winging.
CURE, the Redskins came from be-
hind TO overcome 4 6-point def
icit and assume . lead. but the Pi-
rates came from behind twice-and
made their second advantage stick.
When the game started it looked as
il the Redskins would win in 4 walk.
or at the most gallop. They
marched S. yards down the Held on
straight power plays for . touchdown
with Don Irwin once more leading the
assault as he had done in the last
two games.
It was to be the Redskins last score
until Baugh's touchdown pass to Ed
Justice in the last five minutes OF the
game, but only = step prevented them
from scoring on no less than six other
occasions as the results OF slinein'
Sans heaves.
Charley Malone just missed Baugh's
pass in the end zone in the second
(see REDSKINS, Page A-16)
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lssults YesisFaay.
Washington. 0: Richmond. o.
Baltimore. z: Alexandria, o.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Paterson. z: Brooklyn, q.
Cincinnati. II: Boston. n.
Los Angeles, 4s: Rochester. 81
MIDWEST LEAGUE.
Louisville. ~: Ashland. II.
EXAIDJTIONs.
Newark. 2S: Brewn Bomhsrs. -.
New York Yankees, -: St. Louis Gun.
ners. q.
Wilminstes. "a: Reading. 0.
Richmond, O: Roanoke. q.
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N0tre Dame ravorite.

MIDDLE WEST: The curtain falls
on Big Ten competition, but the
big game Of the week will send North
western against the non-conference
Irish" Of Notre Dame. The Irish"
handed Army 4 10 beating before
1a.000 in the Yankee Stadium and
might have won by three or four
touchdowns except for miserable play
ing conditions. A touchdown plunge
by Ed simonich after Joe Benoir had
recovered an Army tumble provided
the margin Of victory. but the Irish
tossed away several other scoring
chances. Northwestern's TO defeat by
Minnesota will leave the Wildcats def
nitely underdogs in the game with
Notre Dame.
Minnesota needs only to get past
Wisconsin. which played TT draw
with Purdue. to clinch the Big Ten
title. If the Gophers falter. Ohio State
ow AZ An outside possibility. Indiana
might slip into the crown. Ohio State
piling up 4 1870 margin over Illinois,
tackles Michiaan's Wolverines, who
apilled Penn. TO. Indiana, thankful
to escape with so victory over Iowa.
meets Purdue. Illinois and Chicago
square of in the remaining conference
game.
Kansas stunning TO beating by
Kansas State left Nebraska with a
clear path to the Blk Six title il the
Huskers can whip Kansas State on Mo-
vember ~. They play Iowa this week
Oklahoma. which wound up its con-
ference schedule with TO victory
over Missouri. meets Oklahoma A. and
NJ. The sooners can win the confer
enee title If Nebraska loses to Kansas
State. The only conference game on
the slate this week sends Iowa State
against Kansas State. Missouri plays
washington University OF St. Louis
and Kansas meets Arizona.
Terp& in Conference Chase.
CoUTH-This Is "Armistice Week"
~ IN the Southeastern Conference,
whore Alabamas To victory over
(see FOOTBALL. Page A-1s}
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Pro Football

Results Yesterday.
Pittsburgh. p: Washington. IS.
Detroit. II: New York. q.
CHICAGO Bears, 30: BROOKLYN. 7.
Green Bay. ~: PHILADELPHIA, I.
CHICAGO Cardinals Cleveland. not sched-
uied.
Games Next sunday.
Green Bay at New York.
BROOKLYN at Pittsburgh.
Detroit at Chicago (Cardinals).
Warrington at Cleveland.
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observation-disclosures Muth. Au-
gusterfer. Paris Buckle. Buscher: Rich
mond, Davies: B.. Parrish. Ieys. Russell,
Steed, Mitchell. Referee-Mr. Todd will
liam and Nary. Umpre-Mr Kelly
tSanta Clara Head Inesman-Mr. De
Motto tRichmond)
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Pitt Fordha Ban,a and California Riding High in Title Race
REDSKINS CENSURE
SELVES IN DEFEAT
Confess hiccoIai's Second
Field Goal for BUGS
Broke Spirit.
BY BILL DISMER. Jr.

JE.
~ ESP1TE the fact they were no
worse of than they were ves-
terday morning, when they
- were only half . game out of
the lead Of the Eastern division Of the
National Football League. it is safe to
say that it was a pretty dreary lot Of
Washington Redskins spending the
flrst Of seven consecutive days in
Cleveland today.
That Is, unless an overnight change
had been wrought in the group OF Is
not-so-professionally-blase young men
that left Pittsburgh early last night
in gloom as thick and gray rs the air
of the smoky city whose Pirates
handed them 4 heart breaking, 21-l3,
defeat.
Far from contented that they still
were within splitting distance of the
Giants. who lost for the frst time
since the Redskins beat them here in
September. 1t was = disgruntled and
self -condemning squad which boarded
the Cleveland train for a sombrr. ST.
lent three-hour ride which might have
been so joyous
For the WAshingtonians figured
they should be in first place today,
and that they are not. they firmly be-
lieve they have only Themselves to
blame. Coach Ray Flaherty probably
was the most downcast because there
had been nothing he could do but
watch. The players gloom was min
sled with bitter memories OF several
OF their own lapses-mental and phys
ical-which they figure cost them the
ball game, and first place.
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Over the bar at Fresh Meadows q
Rrimly conscientious clique defantly
stood up for Monty. who retired to
speak over the radio and demand
another drink, straight this time.
Mr.. Sootty Chisholm, = hearty. COL
orful character who writes for golf
magazines and referees matches At
tired in violent plaid kits and dang
ling medak. picked up Mysterious
Monty's" banner.
Really" assured Mr.. CHS
hskm. he h enc sf the hAst.
He esslARt pasy With that nsb
arownA him.
In time he will prove my words.
No. he isn't the longest driver in the
world. Jimmy Thompson and sam
snead will outdrive him. But they
are the only two.
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(see REDSKINS, Page A-160
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-31

Welcoming the New Year with faith and happiness
in the things to be accomplished and enjoyed in Imperial
Valley during 1888, We the firms and individuals spon
soring this message sincere in wish for the
brightness of your future In spite Of adverse condi
tons throughout the nation during the past five six
years, Imperial Valley has experienced of its most
astounding periods of expansion and growth. Many
new, modern homes and business establishments,
highways agricultural Development the All-Ameri-
can Canal, and comfort giving ar-condtioning all
have come to in the Valley during this short time!
1888 too will bring its share of forward movement for
all of us Most of don't know, at the present time,
what Improvements will be Forthcoming but do know
shall continue to expand and develop community.
1t is with this thought that all of wish all Of you
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
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CHANDLER BUILDING

1927 Eye st. NW-In the financial
district; 5000 So. #: second floor.
front Consult
SHANNON e. LUCHs CO..
1905 H St NV. National 2345
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1109 7th ST. Me- ROOMS. > PORCHES,
garage: thoroughly renovated; S47.5o per
month. Apply 1923 Minnesota ave. Sc.
4Ol KENTUCKY AVE Sc - CORNER
brick, Is rooms. bath, hot-water heat.
electricity, $50. L. T; GRAVAT1E. 729
18th ST National D153
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

SMALL BRICK HOUSES WANTED FOR
homes and investments in Southeast and
Northeast. See HARRY z. GLADMAN, }Os
Penna. ave. Sc. Call Line. 0346. Is
CASH FOR HOUSES UP TO $1,000, D. c.
Only White Properties. T. W. BAILEY,
Adams 1856 or 1895 Meridian NV.
CASH FOR HOUSES, BRICK OR FRAME,
white or colored Quick action. z. A.
CARNEY, Dist. 450s; Sun, ewes, Geo.
$500 1926 VT. ave
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Colored---Girard st. NV. between Geer-
gia and Sherman aves.-Brick. semt-de-
tached hot-water heat. electricity. in
stantaneous hot-water heater: will rent for
about S67.60 FRANK M. DOYLE, Realtor,
027 18th St. NV. District 1905.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
1904 Holly ST nv

Can you imagine home In shepherd
Park at $3.50? Fully detached;
oil heat, modern kitchen, breakfast nook,
ELECTRIC refrigerator, fireplace, garage; fine
lot; Very attractive terms No better
value anywhere. Natl. 2040; evenings,
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FORCED SALE.
. n ,.l- -

Near 18th and Park rd. NV. 3-story
tapestry brick in fine condition, q rooms,
~ baths; large rear porch off End floor.
Total, bedrooms. Originally sold
for S12.5 500. Priced today at $3.50. Will
rent for SS5 per month. BOSS & PHELPS.
NATIONAL. $500 EVENING, PHONE MR..
FISCHER. COLUMBIA 500.
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S1ORES E0R RENT

STORE = NEW. LARGE LIMESTONE
front with large plste-glass windows;
terrazo floors; beautiful lights excellent
location. 5522 Georgia ave. NV. Suitable
for auto showroom. hardware, LIQUOR or
general merchandise business: rent low
Phone Randolph 00@2.
507 K ST. NW.--AVAILABLE DECEMBER
18th. Large store basement. suitable
PENN REALTY CORP, 474 K st. NV.
Mnf 1888
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SPECIAL BARGAIN.
1922 Perry st. NV,
Just north of Park road and east Of 10th
st. n.w.-Attractive Groom and bath brick
large front and 2 rear porches, and
garage; very convenient to 14th st. cars
and stores; elec. refrigerator.
ONLY S6.95O.
INSPECT TONIGHT.
Open and Lighted.
HoWenstein Realty Corp,
141S II ST. NV District 1871.
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COLORED-NEW: AN ECONOMY HOME
hardwood floors throughout; rock WOO! in
sulation. furred walls, etc: $3.50: S4T.5O
per month: no renewal. 541 25th pl. e.
Open daily and Sunday, $50 am. to $3.50
pm. Atlantic 5000.
COLORED-GIRARD ST. NW.-S4 500
Between Georgia and Sherman aves.; brick,
emi-detached; hot-wster heat, electricity.
instantaneous hot-water heater: will rent
for about So SO. FRANK NJ. DOYLE
Realtor. 921 18th st. NV. District 1855
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64OT oth ST. NV. / BLK. FROM GA
ave.-Semi-d detached brick. in perfect con-
dition: q rms. bath. built-in garage: elec.
refg 500 NAV be seen at any time.
J: WESLEY BUCHANAN. 1882 K st. NV.
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DEIHCHED.
pEDRnoM2 AND - pATyyC

BEOFtOOIWfS HNO 2 BATHS.
1st Floor 2 Bedrooms and Bath.
American University Park-S1O,450 An
excellent opportunity to make sound
home investment at an off-season price.
Two beautiful all-brick Cape Gods q
whitel Cozy living room with fireplace
dining room and kitchen, Large concrete
back porch: oil heat. rock wool insula tion
unusual closet space: detached garage:
wooded lot An attractive well-constructed
home Reasonable terms. Evening phone
PHILLIPS & CANDY. INC.
1912 18th st. NV. Natl. 1900.
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CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.

NO. ! NV.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK,
Between 44th and 45th. Butterworth ard
Davenport sts. Lots run from 43 It. 70 so
Il. frontings to various depths. Priced
from 81 300 UP, including all improvements.
NO ., NE. MICHIGAN PARK.
Eight community group lots on Sargent
I'd. at Allison st. Priced at 81 900 each.
NO, 3. MD. WOODLAND
Large lots on Custer rd.. of GEORGETOWN
I'd Beautifully wooded lots, adjoining
greenwich Forest, Priced at $1,000 up.
NO. 4. MD. EDGEMOOR-S1 $50 EA
Several lots so #. by 125 II on Fairfax
and Exfair rds. Including paved street.
water and sewer.
We viii finance substantial amount OF
purchase price in second trust behind con-
structlon loans. For further information
see Mr.. Towbes.
14O4 K St. NV CAPRITZ Dist. a0sO.
COLORED LOTS IN DEANwOOD AND
FAIRMONT HEIGHTS SIS up: easy
terms; help build. District 917o.
COLORED-SMALL DOWN PAYMENT,
easy terms give you right to build in beau
tiful Roland Park, D. c. National 1859
for aDUOlntmpnt
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

CLEARWOOD = WEST HYATTS., ON
Queens Chapel rd.-5 new bungalows. Just
finished: 3 left. Modern in all respects: B
and rms, l and = tile baths; bus service.
Priced S6.450-S1,450. For particulars
phone IRA GSUVER, Hyattsvile 55-W.
FINE RESIDENTIAL SECTION. lOS-112
S Brock lane, Bethesda, Md.-Ho mfs.
downtoNn: near schools. stores. transp.:
3 beautiful new 6-rm. brick homes; air
ern gas appliances: > with bedrm.. bath.
1st floor; nice lot; det. gar; fun basement;
S9.350 up. Call Emerson 1850
REDUCED FROM $3.50 TO S7.a50 FOR
quick sale new Groom Colonial brick
home and garage. Handicapped lot with
shade trees. large. screened porch: oil
heat, air conditioned, fully equipped
kitchen; in restricted community: con-
venient to buses stores and school: L.
minutes downtown Washington. Perma-
nenty financed: reasonable terms. Call
Walnut S62T
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3712 Ineomor St.

Detoched-Fine home in ex-
ceIIent condition. 9 rooms,
III baths. Oil heat; 2-cor
goroge -----------S ioJ
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

7 ACRES. 3 LARGE BRICK DWELLINGS,
for farm: SO acres Washingt on Baltimore
boulevard. Price. $500. J. H. FErTY.
Laurel Md
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY
AUTOMOBILE LOANS.

| AUTO LOANS IN 3 MINUTES. S25 TO
$500. Open evenings. AUTO MART. 2S05
| Georgia ave. Columbia 1870.
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5519 CONN. AVE. NW.-s RMS,
leas ,heaO --s115.o 90
car garage - '1' 1000
aelec.; h-w.h.. (gas heatj: garage 95 90
$50 Oneida pl nv rms. .
baths; elec. (gas heaO 5000
4os s,eh H st. NY v rms baths; so M
$40 2snd st. n,w.Is rms; cleo; O'OO
so3 3 baths; baths; gas, h,-w:h: o 5000
cleo; gas; h.-w.h.: 2-c2r garage: .,oo
46la Mass. ave: NV rms: bath:
cleo, gas; h.-w.h. (oil burner);
422 Hamilton st. NV rms, o'OO ~
bath: elec. (gas heat): garage 1900
612 3rd st. n.w.-I1 rms, bath;
elec, gas: INV 625o
bath: elec.. gas: h. W h; garaee $3.50
327, Bryant st. ,n,e-.-i rms. bath:
cleo, gas; h.-w.h.; 2-car ga
rage (elec. refrgerationl 5000
Is H ST. n.w-9 rms; elec; bath;
latrobe heat ''' N'''' ' G0.0o
81 Webster St. MY rms, bath; oo oo
elec gas; h.-wh telec. refg) 6000
,elec; h.-w.h.: oil burner ~ 5000
1890 Meridian pl. n;iw:-6 rms, s-so
22;s Rhode Isisnd ave, n.e.-6 rms, -rro
3'f elect 4 s5s: st; nie:wSS b.vS rms BATH $500
34l0 18th ST. n.e.--6 rms; cleo,
gas: bath h.-w.h.: 2 garages $500
5129 9TH st. .nw.-5 rms. bath;
elec. lgas heaU; elec. refR) $3.50
900 Hamlin st. n.e.-6 rms. BATH
cleo. gas; h.-w.h.; built-in ga
90, New York ave NE rms,
bath; cleo, gas; h.-a-h. - 47.5O
S17 3rd st. NV rms, bath:
gas. eec.: latrohe heat 1880
sc. New York ave. n.e.-6 rms,
bath. cleo, gas: h.-a.h. - 1880
1900 Gales st. NET rmS.,t bath;
cleo. gas; h.-w .h.--- 1000
104S Bladensburg rd. n.e.--5 rms,
bath: cleo, gas; h.-w.h. - $3.50
256 14th st. NE rms, bath;
cleo, gas; h.-w.h. $3.50
4ls eee, lifh Gas: ST h..xh ssh' rms bath; $3.50
gas: iatrobe heat 'l'''' '"'''' 'i $3.50
UNHEATED APARTMENTS.
140S 1st st. ne, No. 2-5 rms,
bath; elec., gas; h.-w.h.-- --S35. 90
500 North Cap. ST., No. -2-2 rms,
kit, bath; cleo. gas; h.-w.h. = 27.50
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
Realtor.
S0Q North no pitnl Nafi0po Rr2o
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DETACHED HOME,

DETACHED HOME.
Chevy Chase. Md,
4e07 Norwood Drive. SS5 90.
Drive out Wisconsin ave, Reception
hall living room, fireplace, dining room, :,
bedrooms, two baths, kitchen, screened
porch: large lot: elec. refrigeration; garage
1404 X. CAFRITz. Dist 9OS0
IF YOU WILL CALL, WRITE
or phone us, we will be glad to
give you information con-
corning our available units,
which vary in size, price and
location.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
REAL ESTATE.
926 18th St NV Phone Nations1 2100
CoLoRED-s:5. 5.50-FIvE-RooM BRICK.
good condition. 6l3 New Hamp. ave. NV.
North 2Sl3 or call l1O- U. 20"
CoLoRED-237 HILLSIDE PL, N.E.--5-
room, ami. bungalow; S32.50. Met.
1900. North 1900.
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S13.25OLSHEPHERD PARK.

One OF Washington's most magnificent
views. This English brick home is good
looking and cost original owner about
SI7,5u0 Beautiful living room with open
fireplace with entrance 10 large screened
porch. The dining room is spacious and
cheerful. Wel-equipped and modern
Kitchen with breakfast nook. 3 lge. bed
rooms. . baths. attic automatic oil heat,
2-car garage beautifully Handicapped lot
Big value, Mr.. Shea. Adams 5569. with
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DIST. 1411.
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II No Answer Cal WISCONSIN, 41s6.
NEW DETACHED HOME. AMERICAN
UNIVERSITY PARK
4fU6 FesSenden St. NV.
Modern f-Rm, Brick. OIL Heat.
Facing Beautiful Government Park.
Open Until y PM.
RICHARD T. WILLIS,
SIG Invest. Bids. National T4T9
MT. PLEASANT BARGAIN-SS. $50.
tAbout = yrs. old light brick & rms,
library. stove. fireplace glasS-ncl porch,
: b.. beautiful rec. rm.. 2-car gar. Rep.
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e substantial amount OF
second trust behind con-
For further information
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S4.950.

40 RANDOLPH PL NV
Ideal Home or Investment.
$3.50 cash, balance $40 90 FER month.
buys this attractive 1-Toom and bath brick
home. brick garage. In excellent condi-
tloH. Call Mr.. Schwartz
l4O4 K St. wv. CAFRrTZ. Dist 90S0.
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"BURLEITH" BARGAIN,
NEAR WESTERN HIGH.

rooms and bath and located in the we'll
known and highly desirable "BURLEITH. p"
within ] ) minutes of downtown: can be
had at the remarkably low price Of So $50
Graded. Junior high and hgh schools with
in three blocks. Stores and transportation
convenient. Completely reCOnditloned $500
down and monthly payments less than
rent. Do not miss this opportunity. For
appointment TO inspect call J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN Met llj3 O 70 u m
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SACRIFICE.

BEECHER ST, IN GLOVER PARK
Complete 2-family house: oil burner:
garage: house like new. After reasonable
down payment, rent from top floor Will
paw for your nome.
GOSS REALTY CO.,
1905 Eye St. National 1853.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continuedl
tSOiASAAiuCo.

AFTERNOONS, 500.
move in automatic heat, rock wool insu-
Iation. weather stripped: only / block from
Old Georgetown rd. Wise. 5598.
S4, S4,750--SIX-ROOM AND BATH BRICK.
located near Mckinley High School and
convenient to the Government Printing
ONCE. Hot-water heat and elec. In
excellent condition $3.50 cash and
$40 per month on balance. SHANNON
g. LUCHS CO., 1905 II st. NV, Natl.
SO .950-C OR N Z r.. sEMI-BUNGALOW-
TYPE BRICK, with complete bedroom
and bath on first floor two bedrooms
and bath on second. 75-foot-front lot
in beautiful Battery Park near trans
portation and school. Center-hall
plan; 26-foot living room with FIRE
place, gas heat, insulated brick ga
rage. most desirable property;
priced to sell quickly, SHANNON &
LUCHS CO., 1905 II st. NV, Natl.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
APARTMENTS WANTED.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

JANUARY l. UNFURN.. . ROOMS. KIT:
pvt bath. heat, cleo, Frigidaire. gas incl.
in rent Must be reaS. Pot. 1900, Br.
10l, after pm.
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1905 ALLISON ST. NW.--6 ROOMS,
brick, completely iurn.; gas heat e!ec.
refg.. garage. near schools. churches. i
months or longer. Adams 91S1-J
FOXALIr-ATTRACTI FURN., SIX
rooms, finished basement suite with lava
tory, gas heat: deep yard, garage: close TO
good school Natl. lU4o. Wise 81 -.
ATTRACTIVE 5-ROOM HOUSE. FUR
nished. desirable location. on bus line; bar
gain If rented before Christmas; no chill
dren; reference $3.50 N. PershnS dr.,
Clarendon, Va
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FIRST COMMERCIAL,

S1.T0O.
Lovely Groom brick, which can be con-
verted into store and apis. Oil heat,
garage. deep lot, and located in best NV.
section House in first-clasS condition. A
wonderful value and an excellent invest
ment To inspect these properties call
MR.. CANTRELL. Dist. 90S0. Eve. Emer-
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AMAZING VALUES.

Chevy Chase, D. C.-SS950.
Two doors from Conn. ave: contains q
rooms. modern kitchen and bath; COM
petely reCondtioned; lot 5OXlO0 it.. best
residential section, and adjacent to shop
ping district, and convenient transporta-
tlOn.
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GEORGETOWN.

SO, G0g-Real bargain. One of the very
old Colonial homes. rooms, 3 baths. large
garden, freplaces. Owner leaving city
BOSS & PHELPS. NATIONAL 1900 EVE
MING PHONE MR.. MILLER, CLEVELAND
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HILLcREST CORNER.
65x170: one of the few fine bldg site.
left: shade trees. elevation commanding a
beautiful view. Mr.. Lawton. eve. phone
Lincoln 1859
ADELBERT w. LEE
J343 n ST NV District 4sO0
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$3.50 CASH.

9 rooms, bath. In perfect condition
S4.950; balance like rent. District 2724
Cleveland O4bo
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
LOTS FOR SALE.

INDUSTRIAL AND end COMM
vacant ground, ne. and s.w. locations
VII build and lease or sell. Call MR.
PRICE. Columbia 3436-J.
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LOOK! LOOK! LOOK!
81. 900 LESS.

UA,ooo HA1oo.
FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED on this fine
six-room brick house, l block from Geors la
ave-; near, street cars. buses, schools,
churches, Fairgrounds; in fact this home
cannot be beat. Six big rooms, built-in
garage. hot-water heat. new kitchen stove
and ice box: new linoleum: everything
about the house is in new condition: .
rear porches. concrete front porch: wide,
paved alley. REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE
FROM $3.50.
$3.50.
With $500 cash you can get the biggest
bargain you ever saw if you act quick
enough. because the value is here. as you
will see on inspection. and the payments
will be easy.
932 QUINCY ST. NV.
Call any time from 12 O'Clock on-we'll
keep it open till sold. which We are conf
dent will take place to the first person
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 N. Y. Ave. NV.
National 91qG.
Evening star., 1937-12-15
S8.650-

1888 JENIFER ST. NV.
Semi-det. brick, rms. 2 baths built-in
gar; large porch ew-houSe condition; .
blocks Conn. ave. and shopping center.
Open
MRS. REED. EMERSON Sis.
NEW, DETACHED BRICK AT 1T QUACK-
Evening star., 1937-12-15
HOUSES UkFURkISHED.

Sll JACkSON 81. N Il.
Brookland-,Modern, emi-detached.
rooms and bath, inclosed porcheS.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
1908 H ST. NV. National 2345.
Evening star., 1937-12-15
National 2IUU. 92o loth 81. NV
EDMONDS BUILDING.

9l7 18th st. NV 44O So tt
second floor, front: excellent locs =
tion in the financial district. Consult
SHANNON e. LUCHS co,
1905 II St NV National 2S45
Evening star., 1937-12-15
$3.50.

You owe 1t to yourself to see this beau
tiful home before Il is sold. Liberal terms
STROUP REALTY CO.,
Southern Pldg district O26S
Evening star., 1937-12-15
4421 IOWA AVE. NV.

This beautiful six-room house is to be
rented completely furnished and is III q
splendid neighborhood, IN close proximity
to schools, churches and all conventences;
the house itself is in best repair and oilers
more than mere living quarters,
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos North Capitol St. Realtor. Natl. 6132.
Evening star., 1937-12-15

s1s-S20-s22 4th ST. NE-2nd COM
mercial zone. 52-ft. frontage, alley. good
location for apt. public gar. laundry. etc.
Bargain. Call
VIM. N. PREsGRAvEs e. CO..
402 Sth St NE Exclusive AGENTS