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Evening star., 1938-10-13

streetcar collided at the Montgomery
road crossing near Beltsville, Nd.
Motorman Bond Ellison, 1925 Fourth
street NE. and Conductor G. D. Soper,
295s Mills avenue NE, were held un-
der 500 bond each as State witnesses
pending the outcome Of the injured
mans condition at Casualty Hospital
Evening star., 1938-10-13

replace the one now being operated At
Fort Hunt. Va.
An additional project costing 3117,-
OFT for the construction and eQuipptns
Of additional Coast Guard station
boats also was approved with funds
to be drawn from the same source.
Evening star., 1938-10-13
P. w. A. INDORSES PLAN
FOR COAST GUARD RADIO

A $189,000 project for a new Coast
Guard headquarters radio station, its
equipment and site miles from the
District line In Virginia, received the
approval Of Public Works Administra-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-04-24

THINKING Her DEAD. TIE DvtARFS
HAVE MADE \ eEAD1iFul COFFIN
FOR ShiON WHITE. THEY CARRY
HER TO n FOREST GLADE Af%o
GATHER RENERENTlN AROUND NEN.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18
Hooue Twins to Risk Records in
Ca|exico Athletic Club Tonight
BULLDOGS TO
OPEN SEASON AT
H0LTVILLE THURS.

CaleXico and HoltVllle hlgh SCHOOL
football teams will jump the gun
Thursday night when they will open
the high school league season
Thursday night in Holtville.
The game. regarded as toss
up, will match the hard running
Jack Gray of Holtville against
speedy Ted Sandez of Calexico.
Coach Walkers charges defeated
Saint Augustine and San Diego high
Junior varsity in preseason games.
CaleXico tied Saint Augustine and
lost to Yuma.
Though the Bulldogs showed
nothing but straight football in
early season games. experts believ-
ed the Calexico team would spring
a wide open attack that will be
anything but good news to other
valley coaches.
Holtville will depend on Drawn
and running plays for victory
Thursday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18

at first base under the eyes OF JOG
-TcCarthy and right now is ready
s-sp in and replace Lou Gehrlg?
= have heel1 ! said that Tommy is
another Hal Chase in the field.
! know for sure. however, that Lou
Gehrig mas no idea Of breaking
ais string OF consecutive games
and tnat ne was very hurt when a
report that DiAiaggio was to be
traded for Hank Greenberg was
spread around. The Brooklyn base
ban fans may be daffy, but they re-
main true 10 their favorites.
When Hack Wilson made his debut
as a master of ceremonies in a
latbush beer joint the other night
the fans all but tore the doors of
getting in to welcome him.
-. don't blame Don
Rudge Sor demanding 100000 to
turn professional. After all
it takes a lot Of money TO keep a
tennis champion III the style TO
which he becomes accustomed as
all amateur.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18
Bv HENRY McLEMORE

NEW YORK, Oct. l8. CJP)-
Putting the sports shot here and
there.
Jimmy Johnston, whose connec-
ton dates back to the days when
Jim Figg was champion and Hector
was a pup, rates Joe Louis as the
greatest "one minute" fighter who
ever lived.
Fer the first minute of the first
round while he still remembers all
he knows and has not been forced
TO start thinking" Johnston says
Louis is the finest piece Of fight
ing machinery the ring ever saw
But he can forget faster and get
into more trouble by trying TO
think than any heavyweight I ever
saw"
Ny far western operative, who
airmails me at least one respect
able rumor a week, says that II
Southern California gives up How
ard Jones at the end of this season
his successor probably will be Lyn
Waldorf of Northwestern or Bernie
Bierman of Minnesota. And
my Philadelphia operative VINO is as
cracked as the Liberty Bell, reports
that Pop Warner is just about
ready to retire and that Andy
Kerr, the hocus-p -pocus man OF Col
gate. will take over his job.
Ii this change does take place Andy
will leave a whale of a squad, one
that figures to be as tough as any
thing in the east in 1889 . The
Colgate team that kicked Columbia
will only be brushed by gradua-
Why doesn't someone arrange d
debate between the coach and the
publicity man of a college football
team? Such a debate would
be a honey what with the coach
arguing his team didn't have a
thing and the publicity man quoting
from his own blurbs to prove that
the team is overburdened with all
America players. Our nomi-
nation for the prize football filbert
OF them all is Frank Craven, star
OF the Pulitzer prize play Our
Town. Craven's part calls
for him 10 be on the stage almost
continually. but even when he Is
off for no more than two minutes
he daShes 10 ms dressing room and |
listens 10 the games over the
radio,
wonder what truth there IS 10 |
the report that Tommy Heinrich
sook early morning secret workouts
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18
Ry DUMB DORA

Wen. I said to my BOY FRIEND.
I see the POST-PRESS wants my
OPINIONS on FOOTBALL Again
this year
Honey. he said. putting down his
paper and speaking in that patient
tone which does NOT mean
HONEY. but you DOPE. will you
do me one FAVOR and see JUST
One game if you HAVE to WRITE
abou, FOOTBALL.
Have seen a Game and I do
not have to See ANY MORE to
WRITE about them I said Firmly.
New Rules
What ABOUT the New Rules the
BOY friend said. And I said What
About them. They Still have II on
each Team Don't they. an They
still PUSH Each Other ABOUT the
Field, and They still score by
TOUCH Downs Don't they? All
the changes they Make are SILLY
things. Just like Bridge Rules,
JUST To Give the COACHES and
the MAKERS of Rule Books some
thing to do. Besides I Think foot
ball and sports are a BAD INFLU-
ENCE anyway
He Got RED in the Face and
said any FOOL knows that sports
are Great Developers of CHAR
/ ACTER when I Interrupted ano
said I HAVE Heard that 452 TIMES
but do you call STEALING and H.
LEGAL TRESPASS and ENTRY
MORAL?
That's Stealing
Would You MIND TELLING ME-
what that has 20 do with football
EE ALMOST yelled, but I 1G-
NORED his tone and As he was
ABOUT to Strangle l HURRIED
UP.
We'll. What do you call it but
STEALING when FOOTBALL
PLAYER gets the BALL firmly ir
arms and the OTHER SIDE
SNEAkS UP and takes it from
him while he is CATCHING His
/ Breath.
when SOMEBODY gets t h {
BALL they SHOULD Let HIM have
it and NOT Steal lit is EN-
COURING the WRONG ATTI-
TUDE.
Then You TAKE Hunters Ordi-
narily NICE men who would MOI
STEAL YOUR Furniture or BREAK
INTO YOUR HOUSE go CRAZY ir
the HUNTING season. If you Live
in the COUNTRY and Have Signs
as BIG as a HOUSE saying INC
Shooting, they just CANT READ
and TRESpass just the same
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18
Mrs. Lambeth Takes Lead
DeadIine for
Selections Set
Af7P.M. Thurs.

Mrs L. NJ Lambeth, winner in the
football contest two weeks ago.
stepped into a one-point lead in
the Post-Press prognostication race
for Rose Bowl tickets with third
place last week, figures revealed
Tuesday.
Contest blanks for this week
must be turned in by Thursday at
7 o'clock, the football editor an
nounced, because the Holtville
Calexico game will be played on
Thursday night. Winners will re-
ceive tickets to the El Centro- Holt
vile game one week from Friday.
The blanks may be mailed Or
brought to the PoSt-Press. Out of
town selectors may leave blanks at
Johnny's place in Brawley, Capitol
Sweets at Calexico and Schneiders
drug store in Holtyille.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18
SHORTY FACES
DIAMOND BELT
CHAMP IN MAIN

Jacumba's Hogue twins, Blgooy
and Shorty. will head the amateur
fight card at Calexico tonight but
they will not take the complete
spotlight because, on the same pro-
gram. will be Bobbie Pacheco, VIC
Villavicencia and possibly Frank
Cannett.
Shorty Hogue, who has dropped
only one decision in As fights, Will
meet a dynamiting puncher who
calls himself Joe Cabrera in the
main event. Bigboy will tangle
with a long armed boxer, Gus Con-
zaleZ.
Cabrera, who knocked Ray Velar-
de into temporary retirement when
he broke two of Rays ribs with
a right smash, is the diamond belt
champion of the state.
He has not dropped a decision
in ten fights and has lost only
three battles in his career. He has
defeated Kent Roberts.
Gonzalez, who has lost three
fights since he left the valley, is
rated the most improved light
weight in the state. He will give
the methodical Bigboy the twin
Stiffest battle of the year.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK STOCKS
Nv EIMER q. WALLER

NEW YORK. Oct. IS. UP)-Auto-
mobile issues resumed market lead
ership late today when General
Motors Corporation announced re-
employment of $4,000 workers. some
upward salary adjustments ana
plans to build inventories during
the winter.
General Motors spurted to a new
high for the year. followed by
Chrysler. Large blocks appeared.
Packard and Studebaker turned
active at rising prices.
Early profit taking was induced
by adverse news. Coppers were
driven down on a softening in prices
abroad following abandonment of
production restrict ons by the In
tcrnational Cartel. Several unfav-
OF able corporation reports appeared.
However, a majority of market
experts anticipated early resump-
tion of the rise and they seized up
IN the General Motors news as the
lever for a revival of interest.
Copper shares rallied sharply and
some substituted net gains for
&C mebacks. u. S. Steel rose more
than points from its low and was
more than point net higher. Trad
ers anticipated price cuts recently
made in Steel Sheets soon would
bring the whole price structure to
the fore ana result In upward du
iustments.
Demand for aviations was in
spired by outlook for further arm
ament business.
Automobile accessory is u e
jumped ahead.
Railroad issues rallied and util-
tiles turned up after experiencing
profit-taking.
Liquor issues showed independent
strength most of the day. National
Distlilers made new high. OilS.
mercantile issues. chemicals and
building stocks joined the rise.
Trading was active just before
The close, with the tape several
minutes late and prices to a
POINTS above the lows.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18
Chance The Rules Until You're Blue
But Footballs Still a Silly
Game to Me- Says Dumb Dora

SHOOT all around UNTIL You are
Afraid you will get HIT NEXT,
And MAKE your life Miserable
waking you up at PRACTICALLY
DAWN is IT GOOD for CHILD
Rem to SEE Their FATHERS break
the Law?
BGy Friend Leaves
MY Boy FRIEND GRABBED His
HAT and RUSHED for the DOOR
saving It'll be the JOKE Of the
TOWN" and I said Ii is TOO BAD
NOBODY THINKS YOUR OPIN-
IONS are WORTH Printing.
BUT as he LOOKED as if HE
MIGHT Have a Stroke said We'll,
to PLEASE you I WILL SEE a
Game Next week. I INTENDED
to ANYWAY BECAUSE it is FUN
70 SEE who is GOING WITH WHO,
ard What NEW CLOTHES the
GIRLS HAVE and WHETHER
LIKE the NEW HAIR DOS, but
YOU MIGHT as WELL LET THE
MEN THINK THEY HAVE PUT
SOMETHING OVER some of the
TINE.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18


ule, opened offensive tactics. Lat
erals, reverses and pass plays sup
planted portion of power plunges
at the center of the line.
Blocking assignments for end runs
were brushed up as the backs un-
limbered their legs in preparation
for the game that packs more color
than any valley football struggle.
Coach Bob Erskine, former assis-
tant coach at Ell Centro, has groom
ed smooth working team at BraW-
ley. His club is the best ball ham
ding team in the league.
Coach Hanson, on the other hand
has a rugged team that lacks the
finesse that Brawley possesses. Some
of the players on the Spartan squad
are still learning changes from the
Taylor style CT play to Hanson's
formations.
AS a result most of the experts
are picking Brawley for victory
But on the Spartan field each
afternoon this week, Ell Centro grid
ders will be running through in
tensive drills to polish an offense
which may start the league season
with an upset.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Oct. IS. CUP)-
Volue of sales picked up on the Los
Angeles stock exchange today in
irregular trading. For the first
time in several sessions no new
highs were recorded.
Sales included: l.. A. Industries
100 shares 3. unchanged; Roberts
pub. Mkts. 100 shares 3A, un-
changed; Transamerica 100 shares
9A. down n; Hancock OIL 100
shares 431a, down "; Richfield OIL
200 shares 6M. down IL; Republic
Pet. 200 shares AZ, down e; Re
public Pet. pfd. 40 shares 37h, up
H.; Standard Oil of Cal. 100
shares 80. up u; Union Oil 100
shares 203s. down u; Claud Neon
100 shares 10A, up Y Consolidated
Steel pfd. 100 shares 81. down y;
Gen. Motors 100 shares 5OB, up q ;
Huppmobile 200 shares "a. up y
Edison common 100 shares 23A
down one point; Edison 5h per cent
rid 100 shares 26&, unchanged !;
southern Pacific 100 shares 1914 up
y. oo
- sales approximately 10000
shares: nine issues up, seven down
five unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18
HOGUE.ECAC
FEUD AT END,
BIGB0Y TO FIGHT

The feud between the Hogue
twins and the Ell Centre athletic
club was apparently at an end to-
day when Bigboy Hogue signed to
meet Wayne Penn, clever Los An
geles battler, in the main event
Thursday night.
Penn, who toyed with Cleo Shans
and Tuffy Loudermilk in his only
appearances at the Ell Centre athle-
tic club, is one of the few left
handed battlers in the state who
can match the defensive of the
Hogue twins.
Six other good bouts are sched-l
11le6
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18

"Oh for an easy life like that OF
a sports editor" yawned one OF
Imperial Valleys best known loot
ball coaches. as he lolled back on
the sofa and prepared to tell the
Bench Warmer of the days prac-
tice.
All you guys have to do is write
about the success and failure of the
moor coaches football teams. When
YOU are through for the day you
can 60 home and quit worrying.
Now take me for instance" said
the coach as he snuggled further
into the sofa and closed his eyes.
Il have the fathers and mothers OF
PLAYERS to contend with.
One group bawls me out for not
letting Johnny play on the team.
Another group castigates me for
paying too much attention to my
football team. Another group abuses
me for not paying enough atten-
ton to football team.
Sportsmanship
Then there is the portion OF the
population who accuse me of play
ing too hard to win and claim that
I forget the sportsmanship angle.
Last but not least, there is the
Monday morning quarterback frat
ernity which accuses me of laying
down on the job and of not drilling
my team sufficiently to turn out
a winning squad.
Yep, wish I had the easy life
of a sports editor and could sit
down to write about a football team.
without caring who won"
The Bench Warmer let the coach
get comfortable on the sofa again
before the conversation resumed.
Me, Too
you feel sorry for yourself for
no reason" b.w. confided. Il have
Just as many of Johnny's parents
calling in to ask me why I left
Johnny's name out of the writeups.
There is the group of persons who
say stress one sport too much.
There are tie persons who claim
1 have let the local team down. And
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18
entraI-BrawIey Loop Feud Opens
By Burdette Kline
Post Press Sports Editor
Bench Warming

then worst of all take the persons
in some places writing mcomph-
mentary letters.
An example of leti,r writing
demonstrates Just how impossible Il
is for a sports editor to please any
BODY" the bench warmer said as
he dug deep into his pocket ano
produced two rather soiled letters
The Writer is Lousy
The coach groaned as he reached
forward to take the two letters
both from Holtville.
The first read:
Dear Mr.. Editor:
Your sports editor is the lousiest
in the business. Here it is in the
middle of the summer and he
writes a column, predicting Holt
Vile will be just as strong next
year as last year.
It's obvious that he is trying to
make our boys overconfident. III
the team loses il will be his fault.
You ousht to CAN him any
way, cause he's the worst writer
in the United States.
The letter was not signed.
The second letter read:
Dear Mr.. Editor:
have read your paper Tor
good many years. The sports page
thanks to your sport editor, gets
worse by the day.
Your sports editor is the most
ignorant sports editor in the
world.
Yesterday he wrote a column
and said that Holtville would be
slightly weaker than last year.
What's he trying to do? Break
down the morale of our team?
If our team loses it will be his
fault.
This letter was signed G.B.
HIM" unused the coach, "at leas
you're not just an ignorant sports
editor. You are the most ignoran
in the world.
Il guess there are drawbacks II
every racket.
oh yes. about Friday, were
cinch to lose
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18
Yuma Cancels
Jaycee Game

Yuma high schools football
team. enjoying a successful foot
ball season, today decided to main
tain its good record.
The first Yuma move, in the CAM
paign for a good season, was to
drop El Centro junior college from
the schedule.
SO Coach Armstrong; Arab grid
ders are without a game this week.
The junior college mentor viii make
an effort to line up a game next
Friday night when Ell Centro high
will play CaleXico in CaleXico.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18
L. A. VEGETABLES

Los ANG GELES, Oct. IS. CUP)
Trading was generally slow. Let
tuce and tomatoes continued to
strengthen. Bananas were higher
white celery was firmer. Other
commodities were mostly about
steady. lN
Asparagus: Imperial Wy punched
fey std II lie, std 8-SRc. Special
6 X -7c ID.
Cucumbers; Easier; local lugs
4060c. Santa Maria. Pismo & Lom-
poe 40-65c San Diego Co. 60-65c.
Lettuce: Stronger; dry pack
Guadalupe, Santa Maria e. Lompoc
Is $1.50-1,75. 5s $1.25-1.35.
Tomatoes: Stronger; local stones
lugs 4x5s 6580c. 5x5s & 5x6s 1851;
6x6s 60-75c. Ventura Co. Santa
Maria a. San Luis Obispo 4X5s ID
soc. 5X5s & 5x6s 90-$1; 6x6s -S5c;
San Diego Co. 5x5s & 5X6s 1851;
6x6s 60-75c- Stems Ventura co.
5X5s & 5x6s player 1851; 3-laxer
81 35
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18
Santa Barbara to
Meet Arizona

TEMPE, Ariz, Oct. 18. CCPD-The
Santa Barbara, Calf, State College
Gauchos and the Arizona State
Teachers College here will meet
October %, Tom Lillico, graduate
manager of athletics announced to-
day.
Lillico said LaVerne, Calf, COL
lege was originally scheduled for
the football game, but had agreed
to cancel it when the contest was
negotiated with Santa Barbara.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18
CHICAGO GRAINS

priccs eased to new lows since 1894
and wheat drifted fractionally low
er in sympathy with outside mark
els in extremely dull trading OF
the Chicago board of trade today.
At the close wheat was orr a &c
Export business continued quiet
small sales of Manitobas were re-
ported. The United Kingdom bought
4 500 tons of Australian wheat. and
sale of a large quantity of French
wheat to a British miller was con-
firmed.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18
Midget Race
Events Set Sunday

The opening of the afternoon
midget race season, postponed last
Sunday when the track was de-
clared unfit for navigation. has
been set for Sunday at the I'M
perial fairgrounds. Events will
start at 2:30.
Several coast and Arizona driv-
ers will journey to Imperial to
compete with valley drivers.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18
ARMSTRONG TO
START TRAINING

NEW YORK, Oct. 18 (UP)-Hen-
ry Armstrong, world lightweight
and welterweight champion who
will defend the latter crown against
Ceferino Garcia here on Nov. 2,
arrives today from HCt Springs,
Ark, where he has been working
out for the past few weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18
Archibald Whips
Benoise TO Win
Feather Title

NEW YORK, Oct. 10. (UP)-Joey
Archibald, wearing New York's hunk
of the world featherweight crown
jauntly above his gashed brow, to-
day craved a crack at Leo Kodak
of Chicago to prove himself un-
disputed 1875 pound king.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18
Markets At
A Glance
HY INITED DRESS

Stocks higher and active.
Bonds irregularly higher; L. ..
lower.
Curb stocks irregularly higher
and active.
Foreign exchange firm.
Cotton off as much as 80 cents a
bale.
Wheat and corn off 4 to $s cent.
Rubber firm after early easiness.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18
~ l.. A, LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, Oct. IS. CUP)-,
Hogs 100, steady. Bulk S.25-8.75
top S.75; sows TIPS.
Cattle 1000. Slow, about steady.
Medium steers 7.25-75O: grass
heifers 6.15 down; cows 1856. .
cutter grade 3.50-4.75; bulls 40
6.25.
Calves 400. SLOW, about steady:
few vealers to 10. Calves 6.5O-S25.
sheep none. Good choice woolcd
lambs quoted 1905.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18
Cal Aggies Humble
Sacramento, 100

SACRAMENTO, Cal, oct. To
CUP)-The California Aggies foot
ball team defeated Sacramento Ju-
nior college last night, 100. The
Aggies scored a field goal in the
third quarter and touchdown IN
the fourth period.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18
zivic Decisions
Tony Canzoneri

SCRANTON, Pa, Oct. 10. CUP)-
Tony Canzoneri, former holder OF
three world boxing titles, insisted
today that he would continue his
comeback despite the loss of a 10
round decision TO Eddie Zivic OF
Pittsburgh.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18
Lane viii Asks
That Club Be Sold

SAN DIEGO, Oct. 18. CUP)-Tht
last will and testament Of Bill
Lane. late owner of the Padre
baseball club who died here Oct. 8,
asked today that the club be sold
at the first opportunity.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18
Lewis Concludes
Training for Bout

POMPTON LAKES, N. j., Oct.
18. UP)-John Henry Lewis, world
light heavyweight champion, will
conclude heavy training today for
his title defense against Al Gamer
in New Haven Friday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18
Grid Prd ctice
Becomes Ser iouS
Business

Football practices at Brawley and Ell Centro high
changed from perfunctory workouts to Jealous
training sessions today the first league game between
the valleys No l rivals drew
Both clubs held under wraps during the practice sched
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18
l.. A. HAY

Transa n1ersca. ...'. '''''t 90 20
Alfalfa U. S. No. / .........o. Sl3. 90 90
II S. No. p 1leafy. ,-'..' $l2.eoee i9'o0 o0
U. s. No. 2 .......'.''.'' "ii'oo
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18
l.. A. BUTTER & EGGS

Los ANGELES, Oct. IS. tUP)-
Butter: extras 25c, prime firsts
csc. standard 27c. undergrade
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18
WINNER
TEAM

TEAu WINNER
Ell Centre VS. Brawley ,,.'.-''-
Oregon VS. Fordham --,...---'-----
Oregon State VS. Washington State Observation-Disclosures
IT, S. C. VS. Stanford
Washington VS. California
Holy Cross Georgia
PENNSYLVANIA VS. Columbia
Purdue VS. Wisconsin
Syracuse VS. Michigan State
NAME
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18
l.. a. BANKS

Los ANGELES. Oct. 49, CUP)-
Transamerica .......,s...'.. lo-luH
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18

Phone 300. The Want-Ad
Result Number
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18
Jacobs Signs Two Heavyweights

ANGELES (UP)-Mike Jacobs leaves ior NC"
heavyweghts under his promotiona wing
Croweu of Artesia cam" an"
Crowel who fatened by n"p
bgime start will be matched against Io"
NoyaO of land a some date in New York
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18
L. A. GRAINS
Los ANGELES. Oct. Is

Los ANGELES, Oct. IS. CUPO-
Eastern GTaN.s-Bisk
Corn, No. 2 yellow ..$1.27 m1.32
Milo. No. 2 yellow .. 1.12K m1.17h
Kafir. No. 2 white. .1.12R A1.17h
California Grains-Sacked
Wheat, No. hard l'h. 100 @1.25
Wheat, No. l soft VIII. 1T m122
Barley, fancy 1.07R @1.12h
Barley. No. bright
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-18
CO7'TON

Spots closed Unchanged; middIing
s 56 sales none.
Evening star., 1938-03-17
HOUSES FURNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE. Md BEDROOMS, ] y
baths: huge lawn nicely furnished; for
rent for summer months for $50 month in
return for care of lawn. Available i'm
medlately. Wisconsin G5a3.
2ol COLESVILLE RD UNIVERSITY PARK
- rms. . baths. brick, unusually large
living rm., excellent residential suburbs
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