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The Washington times., 1938-09-20
MAT SHOW SET
FOR THURSDAY

Promoter Joe Turner today an
nounced the second change Of
dates for this weeks wrestling pro-
gram to be staged in the w Street
Arena. Originally scheduled every
Thursday night, Turner pushed
the card ahead a day because Of
the Presidents Cup Regatta, but
when last nights fight was forced
over until tonight he made a sec.
ond change, and Is now going to
run on his regular night-ThurS.
day.
Joe Dusek, the youngest Of the
Omaha clan, and Gino Garibaldi
holder of the Italian champion
ship, will hook up in a return
match, which features the all-star
card. Last weeks affair ended
with Gino on his back on the con-
crete floor, but declared the win
ner when Joe was disqualified for
use of the strangle hold.
John Katan, of Canada, will op-
pose Red Ryan in the semi-final,
while Chris Zaharias, brother Of
the more famous George, engages
Hank Barber, former Dartmouth
football star; Gino Red" Va
gonne. new Italian ace, takes on
Joe Maynard, and Bibber Mccoy.
ex.Holy Cross hero, tackles George
KondYliS. the Greek.
The Washington times., 1938-09-20
80 TO COMPETE
I'm DISTRICT GOLF
TITLE TOURNEY

The District amateur champion
ship opens tomorrow at Congress.
sional Country Club with only 80
entrants to date. DR.. w. C. Barr,
president Of the District Golf AS.
ISOLATION, will, however. hold the
entries open until 8 p. m. tonight
at Congressional for any last-min.
ute contenders for the title now
held by Billy Shea, Of Congress
sional.
Bobby Brownell, Manor ace and
top national amateur qualifier for
the Middle Atlantic section, was
unable to get enough cuts from
Duke University to compete, thus
making Roger Peacock, Of Indian
Spring, the favorite to down the
defending champion.
Roger Peacock has been out OF
local tournaments running for a
considerable time, but returns
with a game right in the groove.
Another entrant not seen on the
local golfing stage recently is Vol,
ney Burnett, whose hands are now
completely recovered from the bad
burns received in the American
Ice Company fire.
Other players who have a good
chance to topple the 1887 winner
are M. Parker Nolan, Claude Rip,
pey and Earl McAleer.
Wednesdays pairingS and start
ing times:
1856, Maury Fitzgerald (Kenwood)
and Russ Hollebaugh (Kenwood); 100.
Edward Bean (Beaver Dam) and George
NJ. Ferris (Col.); 1908, Major J. r. Fran
Icis (Col.) and j. W. Harvey, jr (Manor)
| 1910, Capt. F. L. Parks (Col) and c.
Henry Cohen (Cap): 1913: L: Stewart
1920, Luther C. Steward, jr. (Col.) and
George Dewitt (Cong): 1:25, Merrill
Lord (col.) and Frank Goodwin (Cong)
/ 40, L. ]. Goode (Col.) and David Ross
(Cap.); 1888, ]. 8. McBryde (Manor)
and ]. Agur (Cong.); 1:4O, NJ. Parker
Nolan (Cong.) and Roger Peacock Il. 81
1:45, David Hunt (Cong.) and H. A.
Mihills (Manorl: 1880. Earl McAleer
.conE.2 and VSlnsy Burnett tKen1; en-,
Dettweiler (Cong.); 200, Billy Shea
tCongD and Claude Rippy Congo; 2:o5,
Gene Pittman (Cong) and M. J. L.
: Quigley (Cong.).
The Washington times., 1938-09-20
4TH DELAY seen
IN NET TOURNEY

NEW YORK, Sept. 20 G.N.S0 .
Waiting for a break in the
weather, officials Of the national
tennis championships scheduled
the three remaining semifinals for
this afternoon, but were resigned
to another postponement II neces.
sary.
The thrice.postponed program,
when played, will present Alice
Marble against Mrs. Sarah Palfrey
Fabyan, Jack Bromwich against
Gene Mako, and Sidney B. Wood,
jr., against Don Bulge, the de-
Tending champion.
The finals will be held tomor.
row provided the semifinals can
be completed today.
The Washington times., 1938-09-20

Continued from First Sport Page)
horse whom they profess to ad-
mire, but only the pompous asSo-
Citations that lure self interest,
This type of sportsman, with no
thought of the horse or its vel
fare. is not a true horseman, and
is unfortunately in the majority
But there are many left with a
sincere feeling for the animals
from whom much pleasure and
sport is derived, and it is upon
these the league depends upon
help to carry on.
Any donations will be received
by Miss Dorothy Watson, Of the
Animal Rescue League, with much
appreciation.
SHELHAMER IMPROVING
A. Shelhamer, under contract
to A. C. Compton's stable, is re-
ported to be convalescing nicely,
after his accident on Dark Revue.
Shelhamer received a broken col
lar bone when his mount fell on
the opening day at Havre de
Grace. F. Law, apprentice, has
been substituted until his re-
covery.
There seems to be a lot Of dis
cuSsion and doubt Of the time
The Washington times., 1938-09-20
FOr!
land
After
BY Lillian Rixey-

OF the four Washington
golfers entered in the women's
national amateur championship
The Washington times., 1938-09-20
ENTRY LIST NEAR
100 MARK FOR
SKEET SHOOT
BY CHICK KENNY

With close to Q hundred enCrleS
already received, ardent followers
Of skeet and straight shooting are
carefully studying the Lists to
select the pro-tourney winner Of
the first annual Dapper Dan Club
Shoot to be staged at Griffith
Farms next Sunday morning and
afternoon.
Although George Deyoe, the
American skeet champion Is listed
among the entries, experts are Of
the opinion that q rank outsider
may capture the trophy that goes
with winning the Dapper Dan
Club Championship.
Deyoe is expected to carry off
the skeet award after serious
competition from r. T. Joiner, r.
E. Stuart, H. G.. Walters, L. A.
Singer and Vic Frank, but whether
he can top the field in the straight
shooting is problematical.
WIDE OPEN FIGHT
A wide open fight appears for
the leadership in the straight
shooting event with no less than
nine Of the entries received to
date expected to wage q strong
fight. This group includes r. D.
Morgan, H. M. Bingham, H. A.
Bartholomew, j. M. Pierce, Frank
Burrows, c. c. Fawsett, r. D.
Ramsdell, ]. c. Marcy and r, E.
Stuart, sr.
An outstanding choice to finish
high in both features Is r. e. Stu
art, sr. He Is crack performer
on the straight-aways, and is rated
highly in the skeet circles.
More prizes and entries arrived
at Dapper Dan headquarters for
the Skeet Shoot today. Fries,
Beall and Sharp has awarded o
shooting coat, while another prize,
an electric fishing lamp, arrived
from a merchant who wished his
name omitted.
In addition to Champion George
Deyoe's entry today, have come
those of Tony Messina, Dave Her
man, Dave Hart, j. B. Smith,
Frank Buck" O'Neill, r. r. Joiner,
r. e. Stuart, ST., George Waffel,
Paul Jameson, George E. Gardner
W. w. Rapley, H. G.. Walters, L.
A. Singer, r. E. Stuart, jr, Vic
Frank and George Townsend
SHOOT OPEN TO ALL
The Dapper Dan Shoot Is open
to the general public. It is not
necessary to be member Of the
club. Two events, Skeet and
straight shooting, under the Sho'
grum system of four classes each
is on the program. Entry fee for
each event is two dollars, plus
extra ($1.eO per SOD for shells.
Send entry blanks to Chick
Kenny, secretary, Dapper Dan
Club Of Washington, Washington
Times Sports Department, to
gether with check for remittance
The shoot will start at 8 a. m
Sunday morning, in order fo1
those contestants to witness the
Redskin-C Cleveland Ram pro foot
bali game at Griffith Stadium IN
the afternoon. The shoot. how
ever, will continue throughout the
day at the Griffith Farms traps.
The Washington times., 1938-09-20
Potomac Boat Club
Regatta on OFT. !

Potomac Boat Club and the Old
Dominion Club Of Alexandra have
ramed Sunday, October 2 for their
regatta originally scheduled for
last Sunday.
An accident to the launch tow.
ing the Virginia shells up the Po-
tomac to Washington last Sunday
caused the poStponinent.
The Washington times., 1938-09-20
Milwaukee Brewers
PIaV AnaCostia A. {.

Two of the fastest semi-pro
mines of the District, the Old Mil
waukee Brewers and the Anacostia
A. C. clash next Sunday in a twin
bill at Freeman Park, in Pomfret,
Nd, at 2 p. m. Art Beverly and
Speed-Bau Jackson will do the
twirling for the AnacoStia outfit.
Dick "Curve-Ball" Murdock and
Lefty Clements will be given the
mound assignments Of the Mil
Waukeemen.
The Washington times., 1938-09-20
Scot Boat Wins
SetWanhaka Gun

OYSTER BAY, N. Y, Sept. 20
Q.N.S0.-J. Herbert Thorn, skip
per Of Circe, today prepared to re-
turn to Scotland with the Sea-
wanhaka Cup, the Americas Cup
Of small yacht racing. Circe over
came what appeared to be in insur-
mountable lead to defeat Goose,
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht
Club defender, piloted by George
Nichols, and win the series in
three straight races.
The Washington times., 1938-09-20
BaLko on Block

made by Porter's Mite when he
won the Champagne Stakes on
Saturday at belmont Park. The
official timer contends that the
starting point was difficult to see
through rain and mist, and even
taking lis, clicked by half q
dozen or more private timers, he
still retains the world record Of
six and one-haH furlongs over
Menow by one-fifth Of q second.
Both horses ran on the straight
away at Belmont.
The Washington times., 1938-09-20
Playground Tennis
Resumes Saturday

The second postponment Of the
Playground Department annual
fall invitation tennis tournament
finds the resumption of play set
for next Saturday at the Chevy
Chase courts.
Opening last Saturday, only
four matches were played before
rain fell, the others being set back
until yesterday when wet weather
again interrupted. Saturday the
field of 80 was reduced to 28 when
Capt. Tom Sherburne, Lieutenant
Farrin, Hugh Lynch and Austin
Rice won their matches.
The Washington times., 1938-09-20
Standings

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
WASHINGTON, IL; Detroit, 2
st. Louis, 13; New York, /.
Cleveland, 4; Philadelphia, 3.
Only games played.
TODAY'S GAMES
WASHINGTON at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
GAMES TOMORROW
WASHINGTON at Cleveland.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
The Washington times., 1938-09-20

at Wilmette,
Ill, the two
W no W e r q
| e a S t eX-
p e c t e d to
qualify came
t h r oug h.
M A RI N
BROWN and
MRS. BISH-
OP H ILL,
who both shot
80 over the
water logged
w e s t m o re.
land Clu b
! a y o u t in
chilly S0-de-
The Washington times., 1938-09-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
All games rained out.
TODAY'S GAMES
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis ut Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
GAMES TOMORROW
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
The Washington times., 1938-09-20
ViCotia Team Celebrates

The Vicotia Laundry baseball
team will hold its annual party
this evening at the home Of Frank
Smith, at 1850 Kenyon st. N. w.
The Vicotia team was the former
Junior Senators and a member Of
The Takoma Baseball League this
wear.
The Washington times., 1938-09-20

ON DECK George Deyoe, holder Of the American
skeet championship rules avore to carry off top honors
in the Dapper Dan seet shoot to be staged this Sunday
at Griffith Farms He is expected to confront serious
competition for the Dapper Dan Club championship
which is combination Of both skeet and straight shoot
ing w.,b,0,tOn Time. staff Photo
Evening star., 1938-08-11

SUBLET UNTIL FALL-HIGH AND cool:
completely furnished. > rooms dinet;e;
newly equpped kitchen and bath so
month huI0 Wi ave. NV. Sc ;ani;or.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

BURNT MILLS HILLS ROOMS, ~
baths, completely furnished; maid S quar-
ters; acre OF ground, beautifully land
Ecaped: So to small. responsible family
Shepherd a3s"-J
NEW 5ROOM HOUSE. NICE YARD: AU-
tomato heat. AWNINGS Frigidaire COM
plctely furn.: $50. Atlantic S464M.
COMPLETELY FURN. GROOM BRICK
Screened porch lovely yard. cool: near
school. stores bus; 10 min. from Monu-
ment restricted district: 4-months' lease
SO s3;i S. 18th 81. Arlington. Phone
Jackson 2O3S-W
LOVELY HOME IN LIVINGSTONE
Club Arlington. va large. spacious
rooms fireplace. " porches, electric kitch-
en-. well furnished garage; plenty of
shade trees and large lot. Will lease for
one or more years Reasonable at 500
per month.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Wa lnMi 900. Eyes Walnut GlSS
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HOUSES FUR. OR UhFUR,

CLARENDCN-5 ROOMS AMI. WOODED
lot auIei: lC min. to city. $50. so fur
nisheo 1919 N Barton St IL
1913 DECATUR ST NV BEDRMs -
baths. everything modern: best neishbor-
hooo bus and car line very near. Adams
TO-.
TAKOMA PARK l.7 BUFFALO AVE
Detached : rooms and > baths concrete
screened porch. garage. oil burner; on
sha ded corner lot
6Hll l4th st n.v.-f rooms. automatic
heal, built-in garage. porches: furnished,
o. B HOPKINS.
Dist .H.l or En- 1903 I1oS Vt Ave.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

PROSPECT HILL. near Frederick-Com-
fcrl able modern home. Mrs. Roy l. Hynd-
man, Box 215, Frederick. Md, 10"
DELICIOUS FOOD. good beds congenial
guests await you at Mrs. Harry Turner S
dutch Door" Bluemont. Va.
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WOODBRIDGE VICINITY.

1909 22nd st n.e-A'tractive. lee. de-
tached home, Is rms. bath fireplace h ".
h. natural wood trim. lee. kit. front porch.
price $3.50 $500 cash Open
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED CORNER
1929 10th ST. ne. near WoOdridse-
First showing gi-Attractlve. detached COR
ner brick home. center-hall plan: rooms.
" tile baths breakfast room large living
room fireplace concrete side porch. recrea-
tion room. slate roof. gas heat. insulated
Lot ''Nlo NORTH SsT1fe wooDR1DoE 5oG f1: 90 o0en
1919 lockwood ave-Beautiful new cen
ter-hall plan brick: rooms. l - tile naths
large modern kitchen with breakfast room
fOxl"0: brick RaraQe To inspect out
Michigan ave. TO 18Th ST ne. left on !Stf
. GOOD TOURIST LOCATIONS.
Badensbure rd-6 rooms and bath recre-
alton room h.-wh h GOOD condition; FROM
porch: 81 $50: $3.50 cash
DETACHED BRICK HOME
"f04 Rhode Island ave. n.e-Detachcd
brEdbs. brIeb and baths neloss.
front porch. ARRANGED as > as Good
''\ ''' VIM. r. THoRoWGooD.'
.024 r. I Ave. NE Dec O31s
BUNGALOW
On Southern ave Sc. near Fl. Dupont =
u large rooms and bath. sun porch break
fast room; hot-water heat, cleo: lot sOx
100. Price $3.50. Call Mr. GUIFFRE,
Rep. 11sl. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON. 2O5
investment Bldg.
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9l2s GEORGIA AVE. S S.. MD
IN rooms. :, baths elec refs. fruit trees
Lovely yard surrounding houses Wonder
full shade trees 500 per month
THOS E. FARRELL CO.. REALTORS.
121 10th ST NV Natl Or65.
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

DOWNTOWN. NEW. CONTAINS ALL NEW
appliances and conVeniences known to
building trade. 5 times reasonable rent
don' hesItatc
SAMUEL S. SPRUCE.
Tower Bidf Realtor Clev a51O
Clev 1916 After 30 PM I,s
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

. ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH NEWLY
decorated. S:,o and S31 80; bus, car service
1:io! Lee highway. Apt l.
ENTIRE I'd FIR. INSULATED; LIV. RIM.
> bedrms., kit, bath. heat. NV. elec. stove
refr.: S4..5O. Call Alex l.5S-M
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APARTMENTS ukFURNlsHED.

BRIGHTWoOD COURTS,
$500 Sth St. NV
Modern, Insulated Building.
] room. kitchen and bath - $40 so
. rooms, kitchen and bath $3.50
Gae and Elec. Included in Rent.
THEO. HEITMULLER Geo. S175.
54O6 CONN. AVE, APT. % RMS. KIT.
bath S55
4524 Iowa ave. NV rms. kit. bath:
Frigidaire on house current: $3.50.
504 Bird st. NV. Apt. 2-3 rms. kit.
bath $3.50.
NJ FRANK RUPERT.
l02l cth ST. NV
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454O CHESAPEAKE ST. NV.

OWNER LEAVING CITY
This practically new detached brick home
IS being offered at an attractive price on
reasonable terms. Contains 4 lovely bed
rooms. complete baths. finished attic.
attached brick garage and large lot
14O4 K CAFRITZ Dist oOsO
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HOUSES ukFURkIsHED.
Continued
1907 BENTON ST. NV.

1907 BENTON ST. NV.
Glover Park-Near bus; rooms, tile
bath. elec; refrigeration. screened porches.
rental Natl. 1877. Ewes Cley. 1649.
1921 43d PLACE NV.
TWO BLOCKS WEST WISCONSIN AVE,
NEAR RIVER RD
WALKING DISTANCE TO ALL SCHOOLS.
JANEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL
IG5 REAk Ws0N SYNs0S HIH H5GH scHoo sGH84L
ST AIMS PAROCHIAL SCHOOL.
lot. containing u rooms g bedrooms, tile
bath with shower toilet in basement,
dition throughout newly equipped with
Electrolux refrigerator. Magic Chef range,
'' FOR LEASE ONLY AT s72.5o.
Mt. Vernon Mortgage Corp,
Ra isth HSHf ~ AND 1shH' MF. vsRNoN sS PL1cE aWj
COLORED FLATS.
15O2 Vt. ave. NV r.. k; el., S35 80.
1894 9th n.w.-a r.; H., b.. el., g.. S2a 80.
si57 md n'w.Ea r., b.. k. ei, e, $3.50.
II Eye NE r. X. b., ell. g., $24 -.
sos N J. ave. NV r. k. b.. el.,
1871 18th n.w.-l r. k. b.. ell, g..
424 M n.w-I r.. k. o.. ell. e.. So. SO:
80 NV r.. k. b.: ell. g., SIS 20.
sos N. ]. ave. nv r., X. b.. ei.' g.
$3.50
4l5 ne-l r.. k.., b.. ell. g.. SIG 80:
e. M AIKEN, 500 H NV
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1853 18th NV. COR. R.

end fl. fr.. sitting r., , bedrmS. mod
bath. shower: 3 expos. new beaut furn
ice water. Suitable 3 or 4. Exceptional
table
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FLATS FOR RENT.

UPPER FLAT = ROOMS KITCHEN. d.
nette and bath. screened back porch; new
condition S43 90. :53.s 4th ST. NV
L. O. TURNER. Georgia 3OO1
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$3.50 CASH,
$3.50 PER MONTH.

BUYS a new al-brick detached home &
rooms, incosed garage. oil heat big lot,
With shafe trees: located in Bethesda
only :, left: Call MR.. PASCOE, Dist. 6Oa2
CT Wis gag
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COLORED.

Apis. excel. condition 1913 CHURCH
ST EW.-Coal furnished. S31 80. 1143
CORCORAN ST NW.-S35 and S45: heat.
oIU0.
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CHEVY CHASE D C.

SlO.9o0 buys this attractive home In
grove OF. trees with large corner plot over
1oo-ft, frontage. 3 commodiouS bedrooms,
high -class residential community zone
of the most outstanding baraains We have
ever offered Phone j. WESLEY BU-
CHANAN Met 1l43 until o u m
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1901 18th ST. NV,
THE WADE"
Downtown Building. Conveniently Located
Z ba1n bo9n'S' kitchen and $500
Electric Refrigeration.
H. L. RUST CO.,
1OOl 18th St Natl, 500,

COLoRED-.nd AND v SITS. N.W.-Mod
ern duplex; . rms. kit bath. din: screened
rorch; oil heat: h. W furn.: rent reason
able. Phone MR.. TOMS Dist 24,4
,05, md ST. NW.-FOR REFINED COL
ored-Corner apt, 4 rms. kit. bath. elec
refg;' heat, hot water and janitor service
Govt. empl. or well recommended no chill
dren: S4o. See janitor
COLoRED-PRIVATE HOME. :,rd FLOOR.
$40 so Col O1S, I1s
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OPEN FOR INSPECTION TODAY.
$50 Underwood st. NV. and 6419 Sth
st. n.w-Semi-det. brick. 8 rooms and
bath. gar: both redecorated. Reasonable
rent. DIXIE REALTY CO. Natl $3.50.
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$6,25O-BRICK.

= ROOMS AND BATH. built-in garage
This home is so arranged it may be con-
verted into 2-family apt. with pracii-
cally no expense. One Of ,he best rental
sections in city; close to all conveniences
lHl3 st; sc. Open for inspection eve
nings until 9 o'clock or call STANDARD
PROPERTIES Nafinnal l5n1
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5000 18th ST. NV.

Practically new building: Gas refs.
Venetian blinds. Exceptionally large
rooms Resident Mgr. Several corner
apts. with two exposures;
2 rms, kit. d. a. and bath Soo.oo
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An Outstanding Value.

S1.95u
Brick. corner. near ST. Gabriei's Church,
bedrooms. bath inclosed double porches.
recreation room. gas heat garage; need
papering and painting. Terms. Clev. 90 j..
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CARVEL HALL, 1915 K ST NW-l
room. kitchen and bath: refrieeration, gas
and electricity mel. Met. S39s, or see
I2nltor
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Glover Park-Near bus; rooms tile
bath elec. refrigeration. screened porches.
garage. Open for inspection. Reasonable
rental. Natl. 1877. Ewes. Cley. 1649.
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2 18th ST. Sc.
Elec. refs. on house current.
/ rm. kit. d. a., bath. S34 90
. rms. kit, d. a. and bath $4,000
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NEAR 9TH AND WHITTIER SITS NV.
$3.50 down. S65 monthly: large 6-rm.
semi-bungalow: perfect condition; lot Ask
$50: 2-car garage: auto. heat. A bargain
at $3.50. Decatur 3O14.
1909 NORTH GLEBE RD..
ss,sSSMdoNvrSfsNT E5SEts5Nr S2RR!11nM. TERMS.
Close to schools and transportation: IS
minutes from Washington: lot 12-ft. front
by 12O deep. with a number Of large oak
shade trees: most attractive residence of
studio design: rooms: bath. pantry:
screened living-porch delightfully cool
bedrooms. electric refrigeration: garage.
Call Cleveland 1900.
%Is EAST UMDERWooD st.
corner lot. 8 rooms, , baths. 2-car
earage. gas furnace; insulated,
weather. stripped. screened; excel
lent community, close to shopping
center. convenient to schools and
transporta ton.
EDW. JONES CO. INC. Clev. 1900.
BRYANT ST. NV, NEAR NORTH CAPT.
tol-2O-ft. brick house Of 3 large
rooms, hot-water heat. electric refriger-
alton; deep lot with one-car garage
wAGGAMAN.BRAWNER REALTY CORP,
1:1 c ST NE
s.ss r0os Esst. $:'n.' f9!s; s;s ssaSts $50 o%s;
e1e 18th St. NV. Republic 0440.
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Park LEE 1920 PARK PD. Nw-EvCEL
ioc COO; sttr23ctiVl, comp:ete9y furn :;
rms. dresSnE I'M. dinette kitchen. bath
shower; perm, o. transient. Adams ";iS2
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FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL goth
and F sts nw.-1 room, kit. bath COM
pletely furn j: linens. silver Frieidaire:
day week month National 5425
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1916 w PLACE NV.
Elec refg. on house current.
2 rms. kit. and bath - SAL. 90
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THIS, HOUSE IS ON A CORNER, CoNv.
large porch. yard fuu Of 's'si flowers and
shrubs Elec. refg.. oil heat: not new.
but comfortable home: Ss5. E. NJ. FRY.
INC. HNn., Wis aye " Wis EH4n
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THE CHASTLETON-l OR :. GENTLE
men to Share 3-room furnished ap.. with
another Cal evening, Dupont 1000.
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ABS Ind ST SE.-NEAR CAPITOL AND
Library. Six rooms. h.-w.h. newly deco
rated: S4T 80. National 9124
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
(CnntipIIpd

1901 18th NW.-Attrac. furnished front
basement studio: private bath and en-
trance; phone. excellent meals; parking
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THE SEDGEWICK

l722 18th ST. NV
S-story building 24-hour elevator
and switchboard service. Elec. refs.
Resident Manager.
l rn.. kit. and bath - $1,000
2 rms. kit. and bath ---- S54.OO
Evening star., 1938-08-11

I445 SPRING RD. NV.
Elec. refg. on house current. Resi-
dent manager
9 rms. kit. d a. and bath S54.0O
Evening star., 1938-08-11

2147 O ST. NV.
Elec. refs. Resident Manager:
= rms. kit. and bath --S46.OO
Evening star., 1938-08-11
GLOVER PARK-S5.95O.
UNPRECEDENTED VAIUE
NEAR EASTERN HIGH.
300 BLOCK 17th ST NE

Six rooms and bath. - kitchens shower
and toilet in basement. recreation room
This house is in perfect condition. with
yard fenced in: over 100 fl. deep excel
lent location. Call Mr. Guiffre Republic
l1S1. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON, @05 In
Evening star., 1938-08-11

THE TRAYMORE. 11l7 18th ST, NV
Beautifully furnished. all new furniture;
one large living room, bath. electric grill.
larse clothes closet, including linens and
electricity S3i 30 Apply manager.
Evening star., 1938-08-11

NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
Perry pl and 10th ST. n.e-Stone and
brick 2 bedrms.. > baths: S6,950 up. Open
for INSPECTION til pm daily.
BRADLEY. BEALL & HOWARD. INC.
Natl Oo1 Southern Rl1e
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-12
'SCHAEFER ENJOYS
 3O-DAY FURLOUCH
Local Sailors Ship Now Stationed at San Pedro,
 California

Theodore Schaefer, seaman sec- ond class, U. s. navy, the son of Herman Schaefer of Lilac avenue, Oakville, returned home recently on thirty days leave of absence from the U. s. s. Minneapolis, heavy cruiser attached to the United States fleet base at the Long Beach, San Pedro area, in California.
 Ted, as he is commonly called, has had the opportunity of visit ing quite a few foreign countries, in addition to spending a considerable time in the Hawaiian Islands. He says that he liked Hawaii very much. He is now considering at- tending one of the electricians schools maintained by the navy, te further his education in this type of work. He hopes to be attached to the submarine fleet, as he is in- terested in undersea craft.
 Before enlisting in the navy Ted" attended Watertown high and played basketball while there, a sport which he Is continuing in the navy. Ted's brother, Herman Schaefer, who is president of the I'D" in Waterbury, also at one time served in the navy, as a machinist.