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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-29
CATHOLIC AND
 PUBLIC SCHOOL
 LEAGUES READY
Eight Teams in ParOChOaI LOOp-First Games on
 Next Week

Twenty schoolboy basketball teams will launch their 1938-39 campaigns next week in the various school gymns under the supervision of the park department. The leagues will be under the direction of William J. Derwin, assistant supervisor of re- creation. Eight teams will com- prise the Catholic loop while 12 teams have signified their intention of participating in the Public school circuit. The Public loop will be di- vided into two sections, the major and the minor, with six teams in each group.
 Minor league games will be played every Monday afternoon at 4 o. clock while the major division will function on Tuesdays at the same hour. Two Parochial league games will be played at Washington park every Wednesday afternoon and one at St. Joseph's hall or school gym. The entry list in the Catholic school league this year is the larg- est in its history.
 The Parochial teams are Sts Peter and Paul, defending cham pionS; St. Marys, St. Margarets, St. Thomas, St. Francis, St. Joseph, St. Ann and Sacred Heart.
 The Minor Division of the Public school league will be comprised of Washington, Hopeville, Maloney Woodrow Wilson, Sprague and Kingsbury.
 The Major group will includue Driggs, Barnard, Duggan, Webster Slocum and Walsh. Schedule for Week of Dec. 14th Public School League, Minor Div.
 Games, Monday 4 D. m.
 Woodrow Wilson vs Sprague at Sprague gym. Maloney vs Kingsbury at Kings bury gym.
 Hopeville vs Washington at Hope- vile gym.
 Major Division
 Games, Tuesday D. m.
 Duggan vs Barnard at Barnard gym.
 Driggs vs Webster at Webster gym Slocum vs Walsh at Slocum gym.
 Parochial League
 Games Wednesday
 At Washington park: 4 p. m.-St. Margaret vs Sacred Heart. 4:30 D. m.-Sts. Peter and Paul vs St. Ann. At Webster gym-4 p. m.-St. Thomas vs St. Francis.
 At St. Joseph hall-4 D. m.-St. S1arcS St: Josep1fif.'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-29
EASY FOR AlMBERS

Philadelphia, November @. - (UP) = Former Lightweight Cham pion Lop Ambers of Herkimex, N. Y., scored an easy 10-round vic- tory over Tommy Gross, Philadelphia Negro, before a crowd Of 10000 here last night. Ambers, who lost the 135-pound title to Henry Armstrong, and is gunning for a return bout gave Cross a boxing lesson and had his man on the verge of Q knockout several times in the late rounds.
 AlmherC weighed l39. Cross 12e.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-29
Wrestling Fans Write

the teapot calling the kettle back Aewth is ntt "Wresng Fans who would like more acuo at Buckingham writers chde Dr. Dropkck Murphy 10 onpng spelling such simple word ante thumb his dconEy they mipen tn word However the good reading and little different here to
 Mr. John Cluney, Sports Editor, Waterbury Democrat
 City.
 Dear Cluney: wrestling will be interested in the following Sunday evening featured opposing sides side made of wresters and boxers which competed against suitable opposition Strange than Murphy the burpng edico enjoying the spotlight at the Buckingham Hall the he did exactly said to his credit that he copped one of the third prizes prize ncden could stumbled simple ond
  Imagine surprise when he spelled it "anu"
 Seeing sporting his championship belt not have him bring his spelling bee prize all admire it, and at the time give rousing However would him thumg dictnery perhaps during the wizard the gallery with a sixty-fve cent word.
 continuation the enjoyable wrestling shows at the Buckingham Hall
 WRESTLING FANS"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-29
ONE POINT WINS
 FEATURE C.Y.O.,
 OPENING GAMES
St Thomas and St. Lucy Teams in Sensational
 Victories

One of the greatest starts on local record for any basketball league was hung up last night when four teams in the Catholic Youth Organ ization finished, but one point apart at the finish of two exciting basket ball games. Al Colgan's field goal in the final minute gave St. Thomas a 19 to 18 victory over St. Margar- cts while the St. Lucy boys upset the strong Immaculate Conception array 26 to 25 in the other game played. Summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-29
ThiSSbOrting
 World
Rose Bowl Rumpus
BY JOHN A. CLUNEY

Like those Al- teams which, your guess as rood Bowl Bowl Coal Bowl Oe there
 Bowl game Sugar Bowl Cotton BOWL ana Orange little of ANOTHER ONE the Eastern BOW game m that with Southern Cal and TE ece for the Rose certainty that the will anying that the visitors will lug home about OOO Christian would the would prefer t see while Oklahoma would probably provide better rae than the Hook little seedy advance
 Notre next Saturday the IToans having been beaten date this
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-29
ACES vS. HEARTS

The Pond Aces will play its fourth game of the season Wednesday night at the Barnard gym when they meet the Sacred Hearts at 7:3O p. m. The Aces to date have won one of their three starts. The Aces hope to win from the Hearts and make 1t their second win of the sea- son.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-29
North End "" Chatter

One of the many forms of rec- reation that "Y" members go for in grand style is lobby singing with Ernie Hallenburg as their leader. Vocal talent is in abundance at the "Y",
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-29

15--18 years desirous of playing the Intermediate Varsity in their pre- liminaries to the Varsity each Sat- urday on the local floor. Call 4-1z21, A. Bruno for bookings.
 The expected lineup for the main game Saturday will be:
 Varsity Bristog
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-29

Commercial high school Chick Hhouse director Oddly bbother Providence College basketball and grad is looking for job
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-29

445 457 All High single-M. DRielly, 130. High team-T. Quinlan36O. High game-Newman's, 537.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-29
By JIM JANNETTY Good evening" SR

The "Y" Wolves will be the op- ponents of the Washington Townies at the latter's court tonight at 7:30 o'clock and Saturday eve- ming, the fighting Wolves squad will take to the road and be the guests of the Bridgeport Speedsters in what should be another outstanding ama- teur hoop contest.
 A special meeting of all Senior league team managers has been called for tonight at the "" Hut at 8 o'clock by President Pete "Czar" Toilette. Completion of plans for the ushering in of the 1938-39 Senior loop tomorrow night will be made. All squads aIe.urged to have . delegate on hand.
 Friday evening, the "" Triangles will encounter the Oakville Dukes at 7:30 o'clock in a basketball game that sounds interesting. Dancing will follow.
 Attention all basketball fans! To- morrow night the North End "" Senior league will get under way with three games on tap. Though the circuit is composed of eight squads this season, all games will not be played in one night, instead three games will be scheduled for every Wednesday night while the remaining gam ewill take place on Sundays at 3 p. m. Tomorrow nights schedule calls for the Tri- angles and Colonials clashing at ' o'clock; the Wolves and Trojans clashing with each other at 8 p. m. while an hour later the Tigers and AriglianeSe quintets fight it out. Sunday the Spartans and Cadets meet at 2 p. m. as preliminary to the varsity, Ansonia Norwoods game.
 Henry Jacovino will oficiate all contests. Come one! Come all!
 Tonight at the "" at 7:30 o'clock, the "" Cadtes will play the formid- able Boys Club Bobers in what should be a warm up tussle for the Cadets before they encounter the "Y" SpartanS in Senior league en- gagement Sunday. All 17-19 year old squads desiring games with the Cadets are urged to contact Man. ager Ed Gerty at 73 Dikeman street, City.
 We are informed by MT. Brown, 'sY" secretary that a few "Y" alleys are free for league bowling on cer- tain nights and any individuals seeking such are requested to con- tact MT. Brown a the "Y" immedi- ately.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-29
POOR PIRATES

Pittsburgh = 10 cost the Pirates $S,5OO merely to return cheeks sent
 in for world series tickets.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-29

IS, St. Margaret T. Referee Smith.
 Before a packed house the St. Lucy c. Y. O. basketball team eked out a win over the strong Immacu- late Conception squad, 26-25, at the Y last night. The game was close all the way with the teams being tied IA all at the intermission. Co., ing into the last quarter with sec- onds remaining play. Captain Pete Toilette sank two free tries to clinch the contest in which 38 per- sonal fouls were called. Joe Renaldi starred for the North Enders with 2 points while Darlington scored 2 for the losers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-29

Totals ....... .357 s70 4OO-11S1 High Single Cronin, 121. High Three Russell, 3i2. High Game -MiIkmen, 406. High Team Hennessy's Greens l,i76.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-29
Odds And Ends

bowling league tagged the Dictatorship League tagged Naz Fascsts Socialists and Communists In
  from the Fasciss Communists Viva, Uncle Sam!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-29

game of the "T" Junior league which opened Saturday at the "Y". Frank Guarino and John Place set the pace for the losers with 10 points apiece. In the other games of the afternoon, the Spartan Jos. swamped the Kings.
 Thirty-five as the Irish Scoring Twins" Sonny Hopkins and Jim Hanrahan netted themselves points each to pace the victors. Al Pannone scored all of the losers points. The "Y" Crusaders lost an- other lopsided tussle to the Royals by a score of 1894. Joe Russo and Art Smith did the damage for the Royals while Romeo Ciarlo played well for the losing squad.
 Buff Ciarlo did the ofiiciating Next Saturdays schedule calls fol the Royals vs. s. M. O. 0. at 2 p. m. Crusaders vs. Pioneers at 3 p. m and Tommies vs. Kings at 4 D. m The Spartan Juniors drew a bye Ralph Cooke "Y" physical secretary is in charge of the loop.
 The St. Lucy Boys Scouts have entered the City c. Y. o. Junior league and wil. commence action this week. The St. Lucy squad will play their home games at the "Y' on Thursday at 5:30 p. m.
 Pick Ups
 Joe R. RoSsi and Ray Mazzoferrc were the handsome escorts of the Triangle-Co-Ed club for their in- Spection tour of a local bakery plant last Friday night.
 A feud between Win Taylor Jacovino and Pete "Czar" Toilette popular "Y" personalities are well under way. MT. Jacovino. the con- cession man, is complaining because Pete always sets him back in the highly educational game of chess and Pete is always moaning the fact that Win continuously pins his ears back on the ping-pong table. All in all, the boys are willing to dror their feud and take on any oppo- nents in their respective pastime.
 Credit Is due to Ted Separski chairman of the "Y" maintenance committee for the remarkable work he has done in keeping order in the "Y". Rough-housing and common brawls are a thing of the past since the maintenance committee was se- lected at the beginning of the sea. son. Nice work Tedl
 Glad to hear that Jim DelGobbc has been secured to do all future bookings for the "" varsity squad Dom Fusco will remain as his pri- vate secretary.
 Ken Kelly, former "" basketeer now playing with the Becker varsity will make his first road trip Friday December 2 when the Becker boys travel to Albany, N. Y., for their first game of the current season. Lots of luck Ken.
 Good nightl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-29
/. Junior League Results

Dick Cary and Armand Crafa scoring g and 8 points respectively lead the rampaging "Y" Tommies to 8 thrilling 33-28 victory over the hurtling Pioneers in the feature game of the UT" Junior league which opened Saturday at the "Y". Frank Guarino and John Place set the pace for the losers with 10 points apiece. In the other games of the afternoon, the Spartan Jos. swamped the Kings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-29

Score at half time: Immaculate Il, St. Lucy 6. Referee Graham.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-29

Friday evening, the "" Triangles will encounter the Oakville Dukes at 7:30 o'clock in a basketball game that sounds interesting. Dancing will follow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-29

Score at half time-St. Thomas IS, St. Margaret T. Referee Smith.
Evening star., 1938-11-19
Outstanding Values
Two-Family Home

Two-Family Home
l GIL X St. NE.-xi5.OO
Five rooms, :: kitchens and bath: hot
water heat, electricity.
Near Navy Yard
1852 d 81. S.E.-xl5
Colonial home; living room. dining
room. 3 bedrooms, kitchen and bath;
large front porch and screened rear
porch; rear yard.
1915 G st. Messy
Living room, dining room. 3 bed
rooms kitchen and bath, . screened
porches.
Excellent Location
All Decatur st. N.W.-$s5
Rec. hall, living room. dining
room. 4 bedrooms, kitchen and bath;
: lnclosed porches; garage; laundry
tubs and toilet in basement; rear
Transportation.
Just of Conn. Ave.
Semi-Detached.
2959 Tilden St. N.W.-SSO
Rec. hall. living room dining room.
bedrooms bath. kitchen and pan
try elec. refrigeration. new stove. 3
car garage. toilet. laundry tubs in
basement.
Near 18th and Park Rd.
14lS Parkwood Pl. N.W.-Large home
Living room. dining room. bed
rooms . baths, kitchen; two-car ga.
rage: Frlgidalre: screened rear porch;
laundry tubs and extra lavatory in
basement. $500.
In Petworth
Two-Family Home
ala Farrasut st. NW.-S85.O
Colonial home: rec. hall. living
room. dining room. bedroom kitchen
with elec. refrigerator. 1st A.; COM
plete bath in basement; living room,
idlnins room. bedroom small inclosed
porch. kitchen and bath. second floor;
loll burner and garage; large rear yard.
4O3 DeIafield ri. N.W.-S57.5O
Living room, dining room. 3 bed
rooms. kitchen and bath. screened
porches. Available Dec. l.
Large Home
1920 Illinois Ave. N,W.-SSO.5O
Semi-detached. rec. hall. living
u room, dining room. 4 bedrooms.
kitchen and bath. pantry. screened
rear porch. large rear yard. Gear ga
rage. oil burner, elec. refrigeration.
1904 K CAFRITZ DI. 90S0
Evening star., 1938-11-19
HOUSES UkFURNlSHED.
GEORGETOWN and Vicinity.

0COl SCCOW1A o11O SASAAAVJ'
1911 35th ST N.W.-Sl25.
rooms. 3 baths. oil h.-W.h., maids
bath. tlysplassS: Temodslea vS somplst ely
rooms, bath, h.-W.h.; Al condition;
IssS;. SSS2 ST; s.,s NwmoNby I y So r.,s
''''''asts :oss $sfR Sr o.S SSWMse5. ..
j. MCKINNEY BERRY.
136" Wisconsin Ave. NV West 05l3- -05l4.
ONLY $49.5O.
BRAND-NEW BUNGALOW.
Nearby Va; brick; 5 bright rooms, tiled
bath; automatic heat; large lot. 2257 N
Harrison st. out Lee Hshway BLOCKS be-
to b: Sunday. III am. to u pm. Rep. OG5.
1904 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
y. Corner Corner bgnsalow' b rooms garage; new
'y decorated; ,:,i1 i1': 1st ST. NV
Fo9mi Inia a5zinsfs sARHfoGA s. AVE. 3P's Ne s"''
De'a'ne0; a4os j" loNmh, I9ah ST. To0SrE, NE, S'o'
semi-dItaeheS ,ft arWPGN wPdsSn sr rooms; $50
De'A'hfa; ial# SF%ToH SfS%f; nosf!n, sT Ne T"''
Detached a@rs S02@f io1n sr refS Ne s"Fase' s0''
s'n'e'ai'iu lot YOU 1pU4S 81. Ne o.''. '."o'
L. V. THACKER.
"7.6 18th St. NE, Potomac "as7.
1922 SPRING RD.-$55.
6 rooms. kitchen, bath, garage newly
decorated throaRhout.
Mr.. CH. CHI. CIRCLE.
I bedrooms, :. baths. sun porch: oil heat;
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. 14l1.
BURLEITH.
Several modern homes in this de-
sEhtfI s rnom commnn'y nd now soms ayasnte xth
porches: sarsss: retriseration: s65
up. Sc ssr a.NNoN Mgs WstSpn :. II2cHy ito3 cR ST.
1905 ii s.. NV National .a45
1921 1st ST. NV.
8 rooms and bath: INV h. S55 90
1925 18th ST. NV.
3704 34th ST. NV.
6 rooms and bath: h; ,w,h: $500
719 RITTENHOUSE ST. NV.
rooms and bath h.-w h. $4,000
3005 GA. AVE. NV.
s rooms and bath h. w h. $40 so
4611 5th ST. NV.
g rooms and BATH auto. heat; ga
44o1 7th ST. NV.
rooms and bath. $50 Corner home
VIM; f. sAUNDERs CO, ' INC,
1912 X ST. NV. Dls'rlct 1913.
1.l5 NJ ST NE.
q rooms. bath, oil heat; built-in garase;
49,, 1a:e EMERSON ST. NE.
Near 18th and Md ave. n.e,--6 rooms
0'>n' Anvil )! s!s5 Sin ssT: 81: NV.
Tsa oI our1er '0p n 'as"n s;orase fos hoS-
water tank ai5 f15"st s;n sym, 81. NF ff'eF'
rooms, pa h: electricity. $40.
80; :G' RANDoLi.pi'Hii ST NV.
o. Newly f''ly renoyated @ q rooms. bath; new
1873 QUINCY ST NV
rooms baths: garage; h VIII. cleo;
O'-0 's 4'7!o RIfTENHoUsE 'rf SIie,ijsI M M
Sd. brk.: rms. b: INV h cleo; $50
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
80 18th ST., Realror Nail. o,53.
1890 OLD GEORGETOWN RD.
Alta Vista. Md-Eleven rooms. 3
, baths Sl4n 90
ilO' st. w rms. b. 100 90
iS9o ,S,H Newton & ST nw,-1oo rms, %b 81 90
htlS S9ueSada ST. n W.T. rms, s. 90
ssl1 MG"sSe sS aSs s g. MD rms FMS s. Z 1888 9"
439 You 81. VT rms. b. ), 80
l:o' Glen Ross I'd. Woodside, Md
15os, Monroe ST. nw-s rms. b. 5000 90
blb Van Buren, ST. NM rms. .
baths IS 90
400 h.!bolrne pl. n W---R rms. b. 90 90
900 I'm st n. VT rms bath $500
3oHS Vista ST. net rms. and
bath so 90
"0I2 Portner pl nw-s rms b.;
heat light and hot water furn so 90
5lh RoXoboro pl. n.W.--6 rms. b. 4. 50
.'n42 Park pl. n.T.-6 rms. b. A. 50
ltiS Orren 81. net rms. b AZ ~
81, Morton NJ. -6 rms. bath 1000
Si4 Forest drive Hyattsville. Md
: rms, b 40 90
= ! u s. n e.--h rms, b. n so
!nl PortneT p!- VT rms, b. .lo 90
53 Vlrelnla aye. Se-G rms b $3.50
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Evening star., 1938-11-19
HOUSES FOR SALE.

] 18th ST. AND PARK RD.-LARGE BRICK
home in perfect condition. bedrms.. 3
baths. oil heat. An unusual opportunity to
buy home, investment property or private
roominf house. Call Mr. BortZ. C.. H.
HILLEGEIST CO., Natl. $500. Eve, Wood
OUTSTANDING VALUE
Near Catholic UnlVersity-9 rooms, bath.
h; W n, garage: splendid condition. Terms.
Natl. 1858. 90.
S7.95OO0
Exclusive Woodside Park Silver Spring:
Md. New 3-bedroom bungalow. built Of
California redwood and brick. Large living
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kitchen, tile bath. attic. recreation room.
garage, oil heat. nice lot. real oppor-
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NEAR STANTON PARK AND UNION STA
tion-Nicely located, o-story and cellar
brick dwelling a hedrooms). with good
heating system: garage on alley. Whole
property in good condition. Vacant and
ready for occupancy. Terms arranged.
ave- JOHN scRIvENER g. BRO.
District $3.50 gl4 G ST. NV.
SACRIFICE GENTLEMANS ESTATE
1-large-room Dutch Colonial home .
car garage: chicken house: fruit trees: all
new condition. Out Ga. ave. opposite
old jenkins Television Station. Sacrifice at
$500 for quick sale. COFFMAN REALTY
CO Shepherd %
Evening star., 1938-11-19
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

1s BRYANT ST. NE. $1,000. OR $50 NO.
Brick. newly dec. 3 bedrms., 2 glassed-in
rear porches. 2-car gar. Natl. O960.
6-ROOM HOUSE; ANIL: GARAGE; LARGE
Healthy location. Carroll st.. Riverdaie
Hts. Md. S4,25O. Easy terms or will
rent. S37 so. Adams S65s.
BY OWNER-NEW CONDITION-SIX
rooms :. baths. recreation room. oil burner.
screened porches. garage. 6OO4 3rd st. NV.
Randolph 3lah
Evening star., 1938-11-19

coLoRED-CoRNER c-sToRY BRICK
home mr. 1st and v sts. NV. 6 large
rms and bath h.-wh.. cleo. oil burner.
1-pc. sink. modern eas range. full cellar
and Lear garage. Owner will sacrifice for
s. $50
Dist saI7 Il MOORE Geo 2so2.
COLCRED.
311a 18th ST. ne rooms > baths.
semi-detached brick: h.-wh. with oil
burner; in beautiful condition. See it. call
Mr.. Partlow.
1924 14th ST NV. District 334S.
BROOKLAND-S5. $50.
Attractive, detached home. Just on 18th
rooms, bath hot-water heat. eec. '
L. T. GRAVATTE.
20 18th ST. Realtor. Natl. O153.
Evenings. Mr.. Owen. Col. sl66.
Evening star., 1938-11-19

NINE ROOMS.
Completely Redecorated.
A''lSfiia CHAs: s.''l D. 'siA SAGER' 81; R'''s'
924 14th st. Natl. 0036.
BARGAIN.
628 N. Y. AVE. NV.
Attractive "-story brick residence stu,
ated in md commercial zone: containing 7
Frleldalre: toilet and laundry trays in base
msnt. House in Al condition. Never Of
ferea G sale Astessd e WILL sssre
4"sDe'tiof II II. aGA CARTIER. .iGH REAL ESTATE;
Metropolitan Bank Bldg. Natl. AIS.
3107 MT. PLEASANT ST.
Brick rooms (6 bedrooms, 2 baths
ne~ hrouphou i'ous sSo sT s p1xE % REALTY 'tees co
Natl, $3.50: ewes, Sun. Col. 4.l3.-
1915 EMERSON ST. NV.
+ rooms IL baths. detached. cor: Ike
Must ppsn 2E ss nd Sun AND f''Mn4a2RnE M4RE
BRoDIE & coLBERT, NATL. ss75
24O6 10th ST. NE.
6 Rms Bath. 3 Porchcs $3.50
BUILT-IN GARAGE
23O 9th ST. NE.
suITABlE ITfABnl Psf : FAMILIES.
523 IRVING ST. NV.
g Rms. Bath. Porches: So 80
HARRY A. OLIKER CO.,
als 18th St. NV Natl, 7l51.
ROOMING HOUSE,
1918 L ST NV
Right downtown in heart OF the business
section containing | rooms 3 baths. See
i4o4 K CAFRITz Dist ooso.
5621 COLORADO AVE. NV.
8 rooms. bath; large attic @-car
garage; cara inc!osed sleeping porch Ss M
1903 MONROE ST. NV.
Z r. and b.. garage $3.50
13l7 HARVARD ST. NV.
or. ab. 1913
2611 18th ST. NV.
r. and s. 5 ADAMS ST. NV. "*'"
r and b.; Lear garaee 10000
1925 10th ST. NV.
T. and = 3o2 2 I II ST. NV. - ."
5o6 1st ST. Sc.
r. and b h-wh -S45.50
5O2 1st ST. Sc.
r. and b 81 50
1924 PA. AVE. Sc.
. = anu 2o7 F ST. NV.
r. and b. -S4@ 50
Upper Floors-lO27 9th ST. NV.
5 r. and b. $1,000
WASH. LOAN & TRUST CO.,
800 ST.; R E Dept Nail. 34i0.
INSPECT
327 w ST. NE.
AND YOU'LL AGREE
THIS is A REAL VALUE
AT $50.
Completely renovated throushout SIX
rooms, bath, screened sleeping porch,
slassed-in breakfast porch. bullt-in garage;
eec. refe.. h. W h. VIII buckwneat blower.
j 700 Eye ST. NV Met 1880
CoLoRED-6ll S ST NV RMS,
Path SoTGh for SsmmeT ss pet S ssf $500
COLORED.
go 5th st. Sc
. rms, bath ------S!s.5 80
3-l"5I 6la st. NV
o., 18th 3. 3. Ew5 SAUL Ss9.onsl so croo.
FOR GIoLoREDi 4ho& KANE PL; NEm7
1908 You NV North o3I9,
l!5 F ST. .sW.
Il Rooms, $40
WAPLE q JAMES. INC,
1924 l4Ih ST NV Dist 334s
Evening star., 1938-11-19

OF OPEN SAT 8 TO 9, AND AL DAY !y SUN
Incl ra3 Penn nTcb ave G aInc srase r.
' -. ,HTHos D. WALSH, INC; NC; -.e
Ss,:'50-Ncw brick, slate roof; 6 rooms,
'e baths. attached garage. attic: insulated:
copper EHdters and downspouts. Wooded
EDW H. JONES & co. INC. Woodley 1900
s.3 IRVING, ST. NV
yiding four bedrooms on second floor. extra
bedroom on third floor. Living room has
wood burning fireplace. large dining room
Front porch double rear porch. two-car
dark. Phone Dist. 4i54.
LOCATED IN WOODBRIDGE, D C,
Near 24th and Rhode Island Ave
Home suitable for large family features
= bedrooms. Priced, at $500 untur-
nished or S9."50 furnished For appoint
ment TO inspec. call OWNER. Potomac
1911 BUCHANAN ST. NV.
Just Above Roosevelt High.
Reconditloned Like New.
rooms :; baths: bath on lst and 2nd
floors Deep G ,%t pI = esrSgs a. e ,Ta OPEN Nc
eo3 CONCORD AVE NV.
Home and Investment@s 1t.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
SEMI DETACHED BRICK
PETWORTH. NV
,amihes: IN aGo good eond,tion @ and Only $50
Call Mr.. BsnIstt Gso,gls i.N,vs ISHs i&r
1924 14th ST NV DIST 3346.
CORNER HOME-Ss95o.
100 B ST. Sc.
q Rooms Bath, Porches Garage.
WAPLE e. JAMES INC.
HIILCREsT- CENTER HALL COLONIAL.
& rooms :, baths. recreation room. Open.
pAuL paIt f,'t s sroNE &c e Line 1915 Adams osss
6sl6 PINEY BRANCH PD.
Located IN Wsshlngton's Best Residential
Lovely Detached Brick.
: extra large rooms. TWO modern ba ms
very large recreation room. finished attic:
street and alley paved; nice shade trees.
THIS hone is an oMgtstspd!ns M buy MODEM
the construction location, price. This Is
the house You are looking for.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE-SIx- ROOM
uneslow. .-car garage. in good Woodbridge
location Terms like rent. Inspect 1904
PAUL p. STONE. ADAMS os5a
BARGAIN HUNTERS OR INVESTORS
lovely slX-room house. tile bath and
large ot; 10 D, reeondi'ionsd % priced ed To- 70 sell! IN
gla 4639
All QUINCY ST NV
Open Saturday and Sunday. 10 10 PM.
Eight rooms. .i2 baths. open fireplace,
INV h. oil burner. hardwood floors. ar
ranged for :, families; 2-car detached brick
garage Small cash payment. balance like
rent. Mr. Lynch, Rand l"4| or
WAPLE e. JAMES, INC,
1924 14th ST NV. DIST. 334f.
lis North BROOK LANE,
Bethesda. Nd.
New, Center-Hall Plan Brick
Home, on Beautiful Large Lot.
SIX ROOMS;
TWO BATHS
80 $50
Open Daily to PM
A phone cal! will bring a TO your
door or If you prefer 20 drive. out Wlscon-
SIN ave to Bank of Bethesda. left on
GeorgetoWn rC.. ! ? mile 20 Glenbrook rd.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1908 H ST. n w. National "345.
AUCTION SALE
Row bedroom ll2-bath brick house.
OIL heat: heart OF Chevy Chase. To be sold
4 pm Monday 5324 41St st NV