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Evening star., 1938-11-15
Colleges Are Defied
By Redskin Owner,
Turned Author
Pro Come Far Superior;
Showmonship Defended
In Magazine Story
BY BILL DISMER, Jr.

"The Redskins offer to go any
where and play any single college
team In the country a Commute
game under any rules, behind closed
gates, without benefit Of box office,
to prove they can beat a college
team any day in the week"
So writes George Preston Mar
shall, owner of the professional
football champions, who emerges
as an author today In story en-
titled PRO Football Is Better Foot
ball. in this weeks issue of The
Saturday Evening Post.
The challenge is made as Marshall
states his conviction that the Red
skins would have beaten the College
All-Stars at Chicago last August
had it not been for preseason in
juries which prevented Sammy
Baugh, Don Irwin and Ed Justice
from playing at their best.
Flaherty Genius" Boss Says.
In the interesting article, written
much in the style as Marshall's
listeners know him to talk, the In
dian chieftain expresses the opinion
that the Redskins will become the
first team to win the professional
championship twice in row. They
say. that's impossible" writes Mar
shall, but I think the Redskins are
going to do 1t this year.
"The first and most important
reason is Ray Flaherty, without a
doubt the greatest young coach in
America. He, more than anybody
else, has made the Redskins tops.
He is real football genius, just
as Rockne was.
There are some other reasons.
They are Bill Hartman, Andy Far
kas. George Karamatic. When we
lost Sammy Baugh, because of an
injury, for several of our early
games, these three rockies and big
Max Krause carried the hod"
Tracing the history of the Red
skins from the time the team was
organized in 1882, Marshall PLEADS
guilty of being a Snowman, but de-
fends himself on that score by the
opinion that "promotional ideas and
shoWmanship never have done any
body any harm"
Harm Seen in Bears System.
Il think that If they are smart,
owners Of other teams in our league
Evening star., 1938-11-15
Manhattan S Harriers
End Long Reign Of
Michigan State
Smith, Penn Stote Soph,
Is Individual Champ
In College Race
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Nov. 15-Michigan
States flve-year reign in the inter-
collegiate A. A. A. A. cross-country
championships has been brought to
an end, mostly by the graduation of
its star runners. but so far there's
no sign of real successor to the
Spartans.
Manhattan succeeded Michigan
State as team champion in the 30th
run at Van Cortlandt Park yesterday,
but failed to dominate the show.
Billy Smith, Penn State sophomore,
who never has been beaten in COL
lege cross-country race, walked of
with individual honors, but failed
to get much support from his team
mates.
The final team count was Man.
haitian, 43: Michigan State. rs;
Pittsburgh, 90: Alfred, 100, and Penn
State. ITO.
Smith romped 5 miles over the
Van Cortlandt Park hills while a
strong, cold wind called for more
speed, in 26 minutes 80 $40 seconds.
Manhattan's Joe Moclair chased him
all the way, but finished some 200
yards behind in q minutes fiat
Then came Donald Smith of Maine,
27:l2; Richard Frey, Michigan State,
27:l5, and Lawrence Moriarity, Man.
haitian. 27:27.
Manhattan runners also placed
9th. 18th and 18th, while Michigan
States other four came in 9Th, 10th,
9th and 30th. Each moved up one
place in the team scoring. as Morgan
Elmer of Lehigh, who finished 9th,
wasn't competing for the team
trophy.
With Smith on hand for couple
of years more and three runners
finishing in the first 10 in the g.
mile freshman race, Penn State may
turn out to be Michigan State S sue
cessor as boss of the barriers. Leslie
MacMitchell of New York University
easily beat Vincent Carnevale of
Georgetown for freshman honors.
Evening star., 1938-11-15
Redskins Have Much Company on Mourning Bench
Fher Pointing Other Red Says Big Scores Mean Little

could do nothing right and all
were forced to accept humiliating
defeats. 1t just goes to show that
any team can look like a power
house If it gets the Jump and this
is good place to explain the big
scores run up.
Unlike the college game. scores
don't mean a thing in profess
sional football. There is no such
thing as moral victory" be-
cause it's as bad being licked by
one point as it is by "a. as We
were. You never want to lose,
but if you do. the margin of de-
feat means nothing. 1t may be
more humiliating. but in the re-
cords it's just another victory or
defeat.
Evening star., 1938-11-15

Five Looking for Title Share
In JostIing Big Ten Chase
Winding Up This Week

nesota and claim at least half the
crown. Whether the Badgers will
get it all will then depend on the
outcome Of the toss-up Michigan
Ohio State game.
Last Saturday, Ohio State romped
over Illinois, 80 to IA, on a blend of
power. razzle-d and alertness.
The Buckeyes were impressive in
their ability to score on breaks or
their own strength. Rushing back
from defeat by Purdue a week ago,
Ohio State now looks more danger
Gus to Michigan than at any time
all fall.
Michigan will have the edge in
general team speed, especially in the
backfield. But Michigan had such
an edge Saturday, too, and barely
escaped with scoreless tie against
a Northwestern team that wound
up its Big Ten campaign still lack
ing scoring punch. Northwestern,
winning two conference games, ty-
ing two and losing one, averaged
only one touchdown a game, going
pointless in two trays. Michigan
stood of the Wildcats after a first
down on the Wolverine l-yard line
Saturday, which is indicative of the
Michigan line strength as we'll as
of the Wildcats lack of punch.
This week Northwestern closes
against Notre Danes nifty, quick
striking Irish" who will be seek
ing their eighth consecutive victory
of the year after defeating Mime
sofa, 10 to 0, Saturday. Minnesota S
attack had no chance to function
in that game, save in the final
minute Of the first half, when a
triple lateral gainded 80 yards.
The Gophers seem to be going
downhill-they were overmatched
on Saturday-and don't look able
to check the Wisconsin team that
downed U. C. L. A. Saturday by
IA to Z. The Badgers will be firing
for their first conference title ration
since 1912 and their enthusiasm is
raging already for the chance at
the Gophers and the championship
Elsewhere in the midlands, Indiana
will be playing at Purdue, with the
Hoosiers picked up by their first
victory-a 7-to-3 performance over
Iowa Saturday-and ready to shoot
the works. Purdue, which rested
Saturday, figures to win, but form
has failed often to hold for much
in the battle for the old oaken
bucket
Illinois closes it's rather disap-
pointing year against a Chicago
team that really hasn't a chance
to win and Iowa will tote the Big
Tens prestige weekly into battle
against Nebraska.
tCopyright 1881
Evening star., 1938-11-15
Navy Bow|ers Register
Sweep Over Bureau

The first complete victory over
the Bureau of Engraving team in
the Navy Department Bowling
League is held by photographic
Office. whose 587 high game and
1880 high set last night gave it
three games.
Virgil Howard of Court Guard had
high individual game with 140. and
Gerald Smith of Secretary's Office
rolled high set of 370.
Evening star., 1938-11-15
Bv RAY FLAHERTY.

Coacn, champion washington Redskins.
Naturally We were surprised, as
we'll as crestfallen. to get beaten
as badly as we were in Chicago
last Sunday. but our faces were
not the only red ones in the
league
While many of our supporters
were shocked because of the 3l-7
score, how many would have be-
lieved it possible for the Detroit
Lions to take 28-7 pasting from
Green Bay or the Cleveland
Rams to be crushed, $50. by
New York, or Philadelphia to get
trounced, 32-l4. by Brooklyn?
1t seemed as if here was a Sum
day in which all the losing teams
Evening star., 1938-11-15
Unbeuten on Grid in 3 Years

University in the second game OF
the 1885 season.
The Bees haven't lost an Iowa
Conference game since 1881. BY
coincidence. that defeat came
from Simpson, the team they out
classed so badly yesterday, for
their 23rd straight conference
victory.
Although they rolled up 10
points and held the opposition
scoreless. the Bees will not be
eligible for the Iowa Conference
title because they played only
three loop games.
Evening star., 1938-11-15

tables with something to spare
at Detroit.
Last month the Giants beat the
Redskins at Washington. Need
60 further?
Evening star., 1938-11-15
By the Associated Press.

DES MONIES, Iowa. Nov. IS
w. ]. (Dukes) Duford and his St.
Ambrose College football players
now have completed their third
straight season without a defeat.
Dukes boys finished their 1888
card with an easy 20-to-0 victory
over Simpson last week. 1t went
into their remarkable record as
the 3lst game without a defeat.
Only two ties. one this fall with
St. Benedict's of Atchison, Kans..
mar st. Ambrose's performance
since the Bees lost to De Paul
Evening star., 1938-11-15
Trip Recalls Thriller

MORGANTOWN. w. Va.-West
Virginias Mountaineers make their
first visit to New York City in four
years when they play Manhattan
Saturday. On their last trip to the
Polo Grounds. in 1884, they lost a
thriller to Fordham, q to 20.
Evening star., 1938-11-15
Fears Tulsa May Prove
Real Hurricane
BY the Associated PreSS

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT. Nov. 15.-The Detroit
players, OF course. don't remember
the occasion. but Coach Gus Dorais
is warning his Titans to look out for
the Golden Hurricane when the
University of Tulsa team comes
here Saturday.
Gus recalls when Tulsa was sched-
uled for "brea ther" early in the
season and put up a terrific argu-
ment before losing 1914 to a team
that wasn't beaten all season.
Evening star., 1938-11-15
From the
PRESS Box
Coost Without Polish
To Use on Rose Bowl
BY JOHN LARDNER.
Enecisl CorrespopSept of The St,y

opcCIdl SOTTeSpOHQenL OF Inc star.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-With no
wish to asperse the far-fung men,
bers of the Pacific Coast Football
Conference the more impulsive of
the boys are beginning to say why
not throw those buns out of that
bowl and put Notre Dame and Tex
Christian in there?"
The bowl in question. naturally,
Is the Rose Bowl, and the attitude
OF the man in the street, men,
toned above, is slightly out of line
besides being most discourteous, for
the Rose Bowl belongs to the Coast
Conference. The idea is to match
the conference champion with the
best and most respectable outlying
football club that the officials can
get their hooks upon. You can't
very we'll take the bowl away from
the Coast teams. because they in
vented it with the feverish help of
the Chamber of Commerce.
But it's fact that the Coast
League is so thoroughly scrambled
this year, and its prestige is so low,
that the game of games will prove
nothing whatever. Some other
bowl. cup, saucer or heavily mort
gagged chafing dish will grab the
headliners next New Year Day.
Evening star., 1938-11-15
TroveI O. K. With Loyden,
Gov About Bowl Come.

Nelghbor Elmer Layden, given the
third degree in a South Bend dun
geon last week, was coy about dis
cussing the possibilities of bowl 60
ing by his synthetic Celts. The
rubber hose rolled lightly off of Ell
mer's ears and noggin. The thumb
screws did not bother him bit.
"Bowl?" said the reformed horse
man of Notre Dame. What bowl?
We got Coast team on our regular
schedule. anyway
How about some other bowl?
Search me- said Elmer. While
being searched he added: How
about Northwestern and Southern
California? We haven't licked them
yet. and maybe never will"
Well, suppose he did beat them.
What then?
ITS up to the college and the
boys" said Mr.. Layden. I'VE haven't
gone in for post-season games much.
Myself" confessed the master mind
in burst of candor, I've got moth
ing against travel
Notre Dame may not be the best
team in the country. You can make
out a good case for Pitt and T. C..
U.-and there is nothing in the
evidence to show that Duke and
Tennessee are not as good as any.
Fut If the international Irish"
come through their savage schedule
undefeated and united they certain
" are the best squad in the country
if not the best team.
Evening star., 1938-11-15
Economy Is Proeticed
By irish in Attack.

There is no wasted power about
their style of play. They do not
get bruised and bumped like other
clubs. They do not march up and
down the field. They aim to make
one play do the work of IL.
Offensive football generally is con-
ceded to be more Furnishing to the
players than defensive football.
Pittsburgh and Minnesota can move
the ball. but they do it on power
plays over tackles that wear their
backs and forwards down. Notre
Danes policy is to shake somebody
loose two or three times ball game
and sit back and defend with re-
freshed and alternating lines and
secondaries the rest of the day.
Against Minnesota the Irish"
scored first from "a yards away in
one play, fake reverse and de-
layed buck over the right side,
which, with the aid of a beautiful
down field block clapped upon Van
Every by Thesing, accounted for the
touchdown in less than 10 seconds
Lou Zontini carried.
Then Minnesota did all the work
with nothing to show for 1t. until
Notre Dame suddenly called Its first
pass play and scored again. The
Irish did not make a first down
in the whole of the first half, but
they came out OF it with a lead of
13 to 0.
That's economy for you. And econ
omy Is what football team needs
to win and keep winning-economy
OF energy, economy of injury, econo-
my of power.
Evening star., 1938-11-15
No Genuine Grid Leoder
Amono Coost Teams.

Last season the University of Cali
fornia was a genuine football lead
er with one of the two or three best
teams in the country. 1t belonged
in the Rose Bowl. This year every
team in the Pacific Coast Confer
ence has been licked. When the
members are not kicking each other
around they are being mauled by
outlanders. Fordham. Wisconsin,
Minnesota and Alabama have all
helped themselves to portions of
this sun-kissed blue plate special.
If Notre Dame whips Southern
California in early December-and
she very probably will-the name of
the Coasts delegate to the Rose Bowl
will be Montmorency Vanderbilt
,lust Mud to his chumS). Southern
California, beaten by much beaten
Washington last week. has in turn
beaten California. The Golden
Bears probably are the best team
in the league. but the records will
make the whole business look silly.
In other words. the bowl that
can get Notre Dame and Texas
Christian, which would be the Cot
ton Bowl or Notre Dame and Ten
nessee, which would be the Sugar
Bowl, or any pair at all from a
deck of cards including Notre Dame,
Texas Christian, Duke. Tennessee.
Oklahoma, Pittsburgh and Carnegie
Tech-Well that's the bowl that will
have something.
The Coast League is a good league.
Next year no doubt it will have a
top ranker again. But this year is
Evening star., 1938-11-15
MARLIN N-Famous
GunmakerS Since
187O-GuaranteeS
the Quality

"Once over and 4 clean shave" More
than 4 phrase, it's fa:t, say thousands.
The way these master blades zip right
through the toughest beard-smooth,
fast, eomfortable-amszes even the fus.
siest shavers.
T1 them and convince yourself. The
secret is simple. They are made Of fine
Swedish surgical steel. under the direc-
ton Of menwho have known and worked
in 6ne steels fos almost thee quarters Of
Evening star., 1938-04-15
HOUSES FURNISHED.

NEW. Def. 6 ROOMS NICELY FURN !:
fireplace oil heat: ser"ants' quarters gar:
nr. bus. Indefinite 4So9 Davenport st NV.
MT. RAINIER - 7-ROOM SEMI I-BUN-
galoW. ami. garage: rent. S5O Apply
DUNN & CO. :.3:':1 R. l. ave Mt.
Rainier. Hyattsville $40.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C-SPACIOUSNESS
and comfort OF beautiful home with apart
menl convenience. Six room. bath,
screened porch. fireplace Persian rugs.
silver. china Cool. quiet References }
BIZ; Living Ston st
BURLE1TH. 362l 8 ST, NW--6 ROOMS.
bath. garage: gas heat; terrace and yard:
nicely furnished IL
2o3l PARK RID. NV ROOMS =.
baths. very we'll furnished redecorated;
500; lease. Open Sunday = to Il.
Evening star., 1938-04-15

COLORED End ST NE up
stairs. ) rooms Kitchen and bath. @45:
newly decorated, Excellent location. refer
ence required, Lawrence J Heller. JO.b
CCLORED- NICE RMS. KITCHEN
nail bath front apt. in attractive mod
ern building, reference NECESSARY: MA 80.
CHAS. ID. SAGER, "a IAN Natl uuIG.
COLORED-lliG 18th ST NW-3 R. b.
SO: / r. b.. SI5 GUY TIMER 1876
U ST. North INnI Admits
Evening star., 1938-04-15

$50 MONTH % N. AVE Nv.
N Y ave NV
BY OWNER, 5 RMS, BA.; TO Rms,
b; b; Va Va. and M Nd. Brokers' pro;ecied. EUL-
TON r, GORDON. 4"' Eye st. NV. Dist.
$3.50. Evenings. Clev. 509l.
S-car gar. Mr.. EDMoNsToN Matt. SssI. :.
446 LAMONT ST NW-6 RMS. BATH
AMI newly papered and painted - 90
mo Key at 4a? Lamont st. NV. Georgia
s.5oo-Is53 INGLEs1DE TERRI. tNEAR
18th and NewtonI-6-room. 20-foot Colo
NAL home. refinished like new; tiled bath
with shower oak floors. screened porcheS;
B. H. GRUVER owner Natl 1:t.. Eve
nnes call Mr. Maloney. Cleveland 1G49.
.,,:37 Both PL. N.W.-BRAND-NE g.
room and bath. modern home: recreation
lease. Call Cleveland 164H.
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK.
:sl21 Adams Mill rd--SiX large rooms, 2
baths breakfast porch :, sleeping porches.
heat: in perfect condition; SSI 80 per
month. Phone National S4lS. Evenings
and Sundays. Potomac 1891.
CHEVY CHASE SIX gEDRooMs: ga
town. Md. or call Wisconsin 6394-J
GEORGETOWN-1- ROOM BRICK. LARGE
sleeping porch. charming garden. 3ll4
Dumbarton ave. To view, call West 0l42.
house of tapestry brick, g rooms and bath,
basement lavatory. detached garage = in
slosea pofenes; fcr open perch s IN front. With
BRAWNER. 100 Eye st. NV. Met. 1860.
1436 AMES PL. NE-2-STORY. GROOM
and bath brick dwelling; ami; reduced
il JESSE s /: .oI HETsKHL1. EsaSfi 1115 ST. NV.
2S1Q Wn0nI
semi-detached: elec. refg. insulated deep
lot garage. Near Cathedral, Key at sslah.
sna s1d 4th . P fo5ms N5 5sES a.y,s!
s45.oo. Key at sl6 Phone clev. ~. 1474.
cIa cHEyY z ,s; ,caAsE;.oNLY s15;.c , ONE YEAR OLD
pah With
and blocks from sehoo. seHt'sISn Inspect a49n
33fd ST. from 2-S today and tomorrow, or
call Cleveland 557".
5.a TucKERMAN ST. N.W.-sEMI-DE-
$3.50 mo North 45aH, Open after Pm pm
Saturday and Sunday
313l JOcELYN ST. NV.
9 rms. bath. auto. gas heat: semi-det.;
redecorated throughput; So,
5513 3rd St. NV
rms. bath. h.-w.h.; garage; elec. refg
1921 5th St. NV
8 rms. bath; h.-w:h.: garage; 2 porches:
| excellent condition; $50
2OO3 1st st. NV.
rms, bath. h,-wh:; elec.. gas, $50.
3l6 1lth st. S.W
7 rms, bath: eiec,; gas. latrobe, $40.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.
733 18th St. NV. National 0352,
NEAR 18th AND IRVING SITS. NW-a
| rooms: Q baths. arranged as three apts;
| WALTER A. BROWN,
141J Eye St. NV. Natl 1852.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

6s-ACRE FARM. NOT FAR FROM THE
free and clear: available for nome build
ing vii Trade for Washington property.
SOUTHEASTERN INVESTMENT CO..
1907 K ST. NV District 3217.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

refe: eas. electricity supplied: $40 Aiex- lex
andria 3l4S Temple ,,"Il
~3"!,5 ,5n--" RMS. KIT. BATH. ST. HEAT
sanday II poFeP Psrshinx nT bus DR. so.ff ar Ss ys
ARLINGTON. NEAR LEE BOULEVARD
500 LIST st. NORTH rooms. bath. oil
heat all convemences. unfurnished. ,clar-
TAKOMA PARK = NEW ENTIRE md
floor > rooms. bath; ami: detached
house. Inquire Sl4 Flower ave.
FuRNIsHEDILIvING R VI! HE'D ROOM, BEDROOM
Sltehen path BACK porch. >" johnson
~ NORTH BRYAN ST, LYON PARK,
Va.--:I or 1 rooms. Kitchen and bath
mi: available May 1st
EAST FALLS CHURCH. FRONT ROOMS
completely furnished for lh.E. all con
i9-J-l
EVANSVILLE HILLS MD.-NEw BRICK
nome. rms. pvt bath CT Nv unlim.
TO be vacated May /. Good neIghborhood.
:t33s 3s!h St. Mt. RAINIER, Md. Green
wood 26,u-R.
STUDIO APT. ONE BEDRM., ArTRAC-
tive liv., rm. with three exposures bath
ana an: kitchen; pClYscy ariistically de>lsned
restricted community; combines all con-
veniences OF hrst-class apt. with freedom
OF suburban home. Refs. eXch. $50.
Alexandria oli6-W.
DESIRABLE APARTMENT. NEWLY DECO
rated, large nv. rm. with fireplace. study.
bedTm.. hall. kit. bath. porch garden;
private entrance. elec. refe gas: on Lee
highway; empl. couple. Clarendon 1870
SUITLAND Md, ROOMS KIT. BATH.
Wspr,9sa gsig ,9sa Cali Spruce 6:oa-j HARRY
1910 .Ird RID NORTH ARLINGTON VA
) rms, private entrance, new house
tunfurn.I. Walnut .31l
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HOUSES UNFuRklshEp.


81. .69-4l4 KENTUCKY AVE. Sc
s45.5o-5a seaton pl. n.w.-s r.. b..
. st5soMsii 14th st. n..-e r. b.,
oHf?ssi 81 Ne s'h aTws6M Z! LIse: T. n saai
alis Isn't MT. PLEASANT ST. Nw.-l3 RMS.
roomns and boarding fns house. taoie .xeell.Ot sot
condition; seGst available Immediately; 1928 per
1910 v:4%ss9 sR%SHR Rv: Z. sW syeoHrckas H.; s7,s
907 F. ST NE
n re rooms ir and BATH h.-w.h.. electricity;
Rent Reduced to S46.75.
HERBERT IisT 4: 4 8, alLE 4 8 4 SON.
GLOVER PARK.
Beautiful, modern, 6 rooms. 2 baths. sun
rsaa par.of. , recreation room and butlt-in ga
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Invest. Bldg. REALTOR. District 5000
FOR RENT.
1914 Columbia rd. NV rooms 2
baths; electricity. h.-w,h. $3.50
'ebs bs,b N H ave- si.on,,s,v nwwd rooms az M
GEORGE l. BORGER,
S5O--a3o7 10th NE.-s r.. B.. HEAT.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC,
DISTRICT 1888.
CHEVY CHASE-$65
Detached corner. g rooms and bath,
detached aarare. In good condition
PHILLIPS d CANDY. INC.
l0l! 18th ST. NV National 1900,
l4a5 JACKSON ST, NE. ,BRooKLAND
--BtinsaloW. u rooms, bath, garage 500
lob Franklin ST. ne. tBrookland)--
Semi detached brick, large rooms, mod
ern. So, 80.
;dbl 10th st. ne.-Row brick, 6 rooms.
bath. see
"1l> lth ST. ne Bungalow, z rooms.
modern. 500
-. ST. ne-Row brick. rooms. x55.
3l5 T st. n.e.--Row brick q rooms.
modern, $50.
" TIA CxED
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(CppfipuAd
BURBAN PROP np pENT
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

ARLINGTON. VA-5 OR ROOM HOUSE;
rental S45-S5O. Box 3S3-R, Star
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE ATTRACTIVE,
small unfurn. home for rent. nearby
country or living quarters over stable.
satehouSe. etc, or small farmhouse. Box
:}O3-T Star
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HOUSES WAhIEp TO RENT.

: OR = ROOM HOUSE BATHS NV
section; h.-w.h.. oil burner: detached house
preferred. Box lG!i-S. star ~
l NEED FIVE-BEDROOM UNFUR-
nished house. well located in District or In
nearby Maryland Permanent residents.
careful people. Give full particulars. Box
lSJ-S. Star.
UNFURNISHED BY RESP NSIB B l. E
party. for rooming house. Must be in sood
location modern, Al condition and have
adequate baths. Box 4O-S. Star IL
SMALL CAREFUL FAMILY WANTS tFOR
MAY l5j to rooms. unfurn.. garage;
conv. NV section Reasonable Col. I1G1.
, ADULTS WANT FURN COTTAGE :,
bedrooms. yard in NV suburbs by April
-. around $50. Box lgg-S Star.
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.
PENNSYLVANIA
BUSINESS PROPFRTIF

BUSINESS PROPERTIES
Main ST. Johnstown. Pa-Three-stor1
brick building. sood condition; best retail
location good rentals; hn- investment;
bargain to settle estate Address H. R.
H1NCHMAN, 200 10th st. NV.
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S7,950-DETACHED.
CI,ENH AND PARK

Out-of-town owner has requested US to
effect a quick sale on this desirable prop
erty.. In order to do this We have put
the home in a new state OF repair and
placed the above low price on it. Ample
sized lot with trees and shrubs-garden
room. Three siZeable bedrooms and mod
ern throughout. Adjacent to grade, high
and parochial schools. Gall District $3.50
or Cleveland $500 evenings,
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

LARGE. OLD-FAsHIoNED HOUSE 10
rooms and bath, 25 acres, in Vienna, Va
Electricity. shade fruit: secluded; near
sell or exchange for small home IN city or
Arlington. R. COTTON LEWIS owner,
Clifton Station. Va Fairfax lg4-J-Il
Evening star., 1938-04-15
FARMS WANTED.

WANTED TO BUY, SMALL FARM OR
acreage with water front accessible state
location and price. ali cash. Box ass,
Star. IT,
Evening star., 1938-04-15
rHESApEAKE raw

Attractive, high, wooded site Of fvs
acres directly on Chesapeake Bay Con-
venient access. Terms if desired. J B.
GRAY. Jr.. Prince Frederick. Nd. L.