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The Washington times., 1938-01-31
CLARKE, WOLFE
CAMPBELL
SWEEPS EVENT

With Astor Clarke and Perce
Wolfe, the two Occidental duck
pin marvels, far ahead of their
field, a two-man battle looms for
the Howard Campbell Sweepstakes
title in the final block next Satur-
day night at Convention Hall.
The No. duckpinner of the
Nation last night at Lucky Strike
forged to the front by virtue Of a
500 set. To this he tackled 661
rolled in the opening round Satur-
day night at Georgetown Recrea-
ton. His 1850 count for the first
10 games gives him a lead Of 19
pins. t,
WOLFE SECOND
In second place today is Wolfe,
with 1,341, after one of the greatest
maple spilling acts ever staged
here. The Prince Georges county
star fairly scorched the Lucky
Strike drives. For his five strings
he registered a phenomenal score
of 761, missing the world record
mark chalked up by Johnny Trib'
BILE at Atlanta last December.
With games Of 158, 157, 155, las
and 146, Wolfe established two all
time marks, both belonging to
Clarke. He cracked the former
Campbell five-game record of 719
and the former city mark of 722
rolled by the No. / bowler in the
George L. Isemann last spring.
SKILL DESERTS HIM
Only several times did Wolfe's
skill desert him. It was a breath
taking moment in the final box
Of his last game when he missed a
tWo-pin break which might have
meant a new world mark. He
missed three Single-pin breaks, two
in the fourth game and one in his
last effort. More remarkable is
the fact that Wolfe compiled his
massive scores without the aid OF
a double-header strike. Moreover
you hitting plenty Of duckpins
when you average 152 for five
games.
Clarke, too, was in top form
After rolling games Of 1876, 1874, the
king Of the little pin shooters
grabbed the lead when he shot
174 for his third string. He
missed TOO by stick when he cut
a deuce on his last-box spare.
SLIPS TO THIRD
With a 628 set, Tony Santini
the Convention Hall sharpshooter
who had led the opening block al
Georgetown with $50, slipped tt
third place with a 1903 total. Joe
Freschi and Ed Nash, whose bril-
liant rolling in the opening roune
had gained second and thirc
places, respectively, also took 8
toboggan ride, landing far dowr
IN the field with 568's.
Bill KrausS, teammate of Wolff
anc Clarke, holding fourth place
with 1888 has an outside chance
of getting in the money when thC
bowling howitzers stage the fina
lat the city's huge pin plant.
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DUDAS next FOE.
FOR SCHMEL|NG;
BRADDOCK QUITS.
BY DAVIS ]. WALSH

International News Service Sports, Editor
NEW YORK, Jan. 81 Q.N.SD.
Not knowing exactly whether it's
more important to announce that
James j. Braddock has fought his
last fight or just where Max
Schmeling will fight his next, I've
decided to do both today and with
all due haste. Schmeling will make
his next fight on April /, which
seems appropriate enough, either
in Berlin or Los Angeles and his
Charlie Mccarthy this time will be
a Mr.. Steve DudaS, from New
Jersey. Mr.. DudaS is the lad who
fights as though he started out
in life to become a lefthanded
shortstop, only complications set
in.
The date, opponent and prob
able site were settled by trans
atlantic telephone yesterday after
Schmeling had mildly shocked a
great number of people by failing
to knock Ben Foord, Of South
Africa, out or even down in IL
rounds at Hamburg, Germany.
GESTURE OF "FAIRNESS"
A few hours later, just when it
most certainly shouldn't have, the
Braddock announcement followed.
The former champion of the
heavyweights said he was retir-
ing on his victory against Tommy
Farr II days ago as a gesture of
fairness" to everybody, including
his wife and children, and I feel
impelled to add that in fairness to
everybody he might tell what hap
pened to him in the last two
rounds that night.
If a turnover like that had hap
pened on the rack track, they'd
have backed him up to the veteri-
nayian's and made him take a
test AS it was, the result merely
added to one general disorder of a
situation which this morning has
become well-night chaotic.
The outcome in Hamburg either
explodes the legend of Schmeling's
inVlncibility or makes Foord look
CONTINUED on Page 26, Col, II
The Washington times., 1938-01-31

ing but fruitless efforts to be a
ball player. Mayor Fiorello H. La
Guardia, Of New York, was on
hand, so was former Mayor Jimmy
Walker.
Postmaster General James A.
Farley solved the mystery Of Buddy
Hassett's missing contract. No,
Big Jim didn't solve it exactly, but
he gave one reason why the docu-
ment never was received by Has
sett.
FARLEY SOLVES MYSTERY
maybe the Dodgers didn't put
sufficient postage on the letter."
said Farley, and the diners ap-
plauded.
Jimmy Dykes, manager Of the
White Sox, dropped in to break
bread with the boys. The Little
Round Man" said that he had no
trades in mind, but he indicated
that he would be receptive to any
fair proposals. The Washington
trade is "cold," Dykes said.
I'm leaving for Chicago next
CONTINUED on Page Is, Col. 81
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COOPER'S WIN
EARNS $1,000

OAKLAND, CAL, Jan. 81 U.N.SO
Harry Cooper of Chicopee, Mass,
leading money winner Of 1887, Is
81, 200 richer today, his reward for
winning the $1,000 Oakland open
golf tournament.
In a finish that has no equal in
the annals of California golf,
Cooper won with 72-hole total Of
275, five under par. Cooper scored
an eagle three on the last hole to
nose out Charley Sheppard OF
Pleasanton, Cal, and Jimmy Hines
of Garden City, L. T., by one stroke:
Third was Johnny Perelh OF
Lake Tahoe, with a score OF 277.
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Merle Thorpe Seeks
Writers Golf Title

PALM BEACH, Fla, Jan. 81.
Included in the field of so entries
in the qualifying round Of the
eleventh annual championship Of
the Artists and Writers Golf AS
sociation here, is Merle Thorpe, OF
Washington, D. c.
Frank Willard is the defending
champion. Other notables on hand
for the event are Arthur William
Brown, 1886 titlist; Gene Buck,
James Montgomery Flagg, Rube
Goldberg, John Golden. Richard
L. Simon, Otto Soglow, H. T. Web.
ster, Charles Francis Coe, Frank
Crowinshield, Sam Harris, and
Roger Wolfe Kahn.
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Yates, Piet Lead
Chicago Six-Day

CHICAGO, Jan. 81 Q.N.SO.
Chicago's newest six-day bike race
swung along today in the city's
Oldest big-time sports arena with
a Texan and Hollander leading
the international grind.
Cecil Yates and Piet Van KEN
pen purloined the necessary lap to
lead the Killian-Vopel, Audy-Buh-
Ter and Ottevaere-H -Huertgen teams,
ranged just behind on the Coli
scum track.
Further back, nine more team
Whirled about the tip-up saucer
after the starting gun, fired by
Judith Allen of the screen, sent
them into action.
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well in the ranks Of the oppo'
Sition.
Yesterday Washington's Red
skins played and defeated the
Southwest All-Stars here and with
an expectant turnout Of 10000
settled down for q dull exhibition
before a disappointing crowd Of
some 1000. The score was 17.10.
Washington's Redskins have one
more game lined up on their OK
hibition schedule-this the battle
with the Chicago Bears, next Sun
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day. In Miami. Possibility of a
huge turnout in this winter play.
ground is doubtful. VacationlStS,
regardless Of the weight Of their
pocketbooks, will probably be no
different than the fans in fHoas-
ton, Dallas, and Los Angeles, when
it comes to January pigsktn' hug.
ging. 80 - -
In the game yesterday, Cliff
Battles, hard-running halfback star
CONTINUED ON Page rs, Col, o.
The Washington times., 1938-01-31
Florida Net Open
Goes to Cooke

ORLANDO, Fla, Jan. 31.-El-
wood Cooke, nationally famous
tennis ace from Oregon,
annexed the Florida Open tennis
tournament here yesterday by de-
feating Frank Kovacs in the finals
in straight sets, 8-6, 60, 60.
Marta Barnett, Of Miami, won
the Women's Open title
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out performer in the jumps:
Franklin Wieland, Phoenixville,
Pa; Harmon Smith, New York:
William Derr, NorTistown, Pa;
and Horace Griffith, Norwood,
Pa.
The team viii compete in the
Jump class for colleges.
It was announced that P. M.
c. will also be represented by
this group In the Fort Myer
show. February %.
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P. NJ. G.. Enters Team
In Birthday Show

CHE STER, Pa, Jan. 81.
Pennsylvania Military College
will enter a team of five cadets
with their mounts in the Pres
ident's Birthday Horse Show
at Fort Myer. Va, February
ard 2, it was announced by col
lege athletic officials today.
Those entered are Cadet Ed
ward Hogan Of Boston, who cap
teinS the team and Is . stand
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ner in t h e
H o t Ell Com
modore. He
smiled expan-
sively at the
guests assem-
bled, and in
d e m oc ratio
spirit of the
e v e n i n g,
waved greet
ings to Horace
S t on e h am,
president of
t he Giants.
Peace was in
the heart of
the Yankee
The Washington times., 1938-01-31
Not Satisfied
Grant Wants Another
Chance at Riggs

TAMPA, Fla, Jan. 31.-Should
another match be sanctioned by
the United States Lawn Tennis
Association, Bryan "Bitsy" Grant,
of Atlanta, Ga, would like to meet
Bobby Riggs, of Chicago, again.
Yesterday Riggs defeated Grant
in a special exhibition match,
3-6. "a. "a. 81.
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nth NEW RECORD

CORAL GABLES, Fla. Jan. 31.-Katherine
Rawls, of Fort Lauderdale, Fla, broke her
fourth swimming record within month yes
terday, when she captured the 2OO-yard free
style over 25yard course in 1917 seconds,
smashing the existing mark Of 2O.5 seconds
held by Leonore knight, of Homestead Pa,
since 1892, by 8 second.
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Redskins Score, But e.
Purses Show Defect

HOUSTON, Tex, JAM 31-WashingtOns Redskins, the
world champions of the professional football world for the
third time many weeks have found that touchdovns
out just won't draw the customers regardless OF
of in the lineup and likely number scattered
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THOMPSON OKAY

EMNITTsBURG, Nd, Jan. s1.-wOrd has
been received here at Mt. st. Mary's College,
that M. J. mike" Thompson, veteran football
official, has recovered from his heart aiIment
and will return to his home here from. Water
bury Conn.,, in early February.
Thompson, who is q former football coach Of
the Mounties, is also mayor Of Emmittsburg.
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GROVE SIGNS

BOSTON, Jan. 81. - Pitcher
Lefty Grove has signed his Red
Sox contract for 1888, it was an
nounced by club officials today.
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-Gehrig
In Quest
OfCOlOr
Foray Into Movies
Part Of Program
BY FRANK BUCK" O'NEILL |

Col. Jacob Rupert seated
himself at his table at the
New York Baseball Writers Din
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pert did not rush over with his
golden fountain pen.
Evening star., 1938-07-10
HOUSES FOR SALE.
JACOBSON RROS

Are offering a substantial reduction in the
price Of the last one of fourteen detached
brick homes built by us on Tuckerman st.
Located convenient to either 18th St or
Ga: ave. TRANSPORTATION. within. walking
distance OF Sheridan shopping center. Grade
and high schools: This is your opportunity
to own a Jacobson-buit home. soundly
constructed. planned for efficient house
Keeping with the most modern equipment
and at price and terms within the means
OF your family. This home has oversize
rooms. . beautiful baths. finished third
foor furred walls. insulated roof. exterior
metal all COPPER: kitchen and baths pro-
tected with Sanitas: Electric Health kitch-
en-: big bright. dry basement with large
area prepared for recreation room. auto
matte heat: detached brick garage on
through paved alley: large. level lot. com
pletely sodded and artistically shrubbed
1854 Tuckerman st. N.W:-Sl1.750.
Open Daily 10 to . Pm.
JACOBSON BROS
OWNERS AND BUILDERS
1916 ST. NV. DISTRICT 2126.
Evening star., 1938-07-10
UCkER-ReaI EState.
GnAIyExAlIHAI-r 10 II \

SoNt ~ "
Properties in Riverdale Hyattsville and
between Takoma Park and Hyattsville
Large. attractive home In Riverdale with
neraly an acre of land four lots. facing
two streets: old house. but with all city
conveniences; only 81 500.
Five acres. brick house; near Berwyn
House has six rooms, bath. INV. heat;
good trucking land some woods. stream.
poultry house. barn. some fruit; only
LARGE HOUSES FOR LARGE FAMILIES.
In kensington-Extra large grounds.
with plenty Of shade. 1O-room house
House not covered with gingerbread deco
ratlons. but with scenic lines. $4,000.
covered with trees. shrubbery and fruit;
Large house. extra large rooms and
bath. h.-v. heat, Ell. range. refrigeration.
.Takoms PARK home. nearly half acre
Of land. plenty of trees and flowers. 10
large rooms. two baths. oil heat, two
car garage; will be sold under $40 900.
Takoma three-family house-10 rooms
three. baths. two el. refrgerators. some
furnturei income. 500 per month: only
S4. 500: 81 600 cash. balance monthly.
S6,950-New brick house. rooms tiled
bath. Rooms large very popular plan.
Two-car garage. Large wooded lot. Very
convenient to school. Easy terms
For other country properties. see list
of 500 farms for sale
R. D. LILLE CO..
g64 Carroll ST. TakOma Park Geo 33On
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KENWOOD

Owner will consider a trade for smaller
home on this magnificent 4-bedroom 81
bath house on wooded ground. Large liv-
ing room with random flooring. beam CELL
Ing very large fireplace. opening on covered
terrace; library. large dining room. over
looking & the Frounds: breakfast room kitch;;
bath of the kitchen: lavatory and toilet
on hrst hoor: large. unusual recreation
room; automatic alr-conditioning plant
with 2-car garage. Call Wisconsin 6S57
hetReen noon and 6 d m
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
MICHIGAN PARK.
NEW COLONIAL BRICK.

50. .75O-S1O.45O.
with large rooms. baths. recrestion
room, automatic heat. built-in garage.
Location and quality are unexcelled. Will
consider your house in trade or will sell
on easy terms. Open till pm.
EUGENE H. PHIFER,
1901 S. DAKOTA AVE. NE.
NORTH 77OO-PO 4491
Evening star., 1938-07-10

70 HlGH,CLASS COLoRED. A LOVELY
peeIs H%e price for 'essson esss cs st .i'ei
T1SsvTSS 81 ~ 81 viss vssY Z EASY s.!
BARoA1S rms, and SS tile ss,h. se. nv EEhL +
nardWood floo1s nice front and long
e s sersss show On You ahs ths Gths on,
home II You are not really ca interested ure nai
aaas aaa N. Y. ave. NV. Rep. oio5 or North
OIoRED-CoLoNIAL. RMS TILE
bath, h-w.h., hardwood floors: Lamont st.
east of 18th st. Call North 91o9.
c0LoRED-s-RooM es,.ci BUNGALOW. Ex-
seilsnt &c, s ! condition: M hardwood floors tile
land; $500; easy terms. Pot. ao57
COLORED-NR. 9th AND YOU SITS NV
= be- rms; ieo bath; End commercial; s4:5o.
coLoRED-NR. 18th AND QUE SITS.
$3.50: $500 cash: terms. Pot. oSeo. 9 =" :
CoLoREp-l1 RMS, OIL HEAT. GA
rae; ISTensb bobs baths . Kitchens oak woodwork
Nnl,n Iryins sAos St NV. Reas. price and terms.
COLORED-R ST Mr. 15th-11 RMS.
no bsefery will pse sserGe reduced
construction. : sold: s rms. rms: h.-w.h.; h. CO,
lonial porch, overlooking Govt, park: mod
eFnsc eoss1i tde k hardVOod oors all over large
40 m. TO pm. Oklahoma ave ne. To
reach reach them by street car, or drive cut
these homes. buying or not Decatur g.
ATTENTION. CoLoRED HOME BUYER!
Beautiful new 6-rm house all modern I'M
provements Completely insulated: Ter
throughout. Dry, airy basement. Overlook
ing Govt. park and lake. Half block from
street dnsp car Priced under $4,000. Small
Cali Adams ioa6a SUNDAY is0 and Monday. pd ~
weekdays. Dec. ! 100; ask for MR. TIGNOR.
COLORED--GOoD NV. LOCATIONS; q
anst sa,e eathS b.c hSh 5s4s elec bargain for
FOR coLoRED.
Beautiful III M Groom home Must be sold
WAPLE 4 JAMES. INC.
OPEN SUNDAY.
ColoredI2010 F1arler pl: n.w;-6 rms,
heater. screened; metal weather-stripped;
price $6;50o; $500 cash. bal; monthly
Sc see NJ 81 PAWS nx on Rst $3.50 M AIKEN
COLORED-BARGAIN
1859 jackson ST. n.e.-Det home of 6
rms modern. Call CASEY. Dist 1865
COLORED-NEW-M
Sem-detached, 6 r. tile bath, shower
instantaneous hot water. furred walls.
hardwood floors throughout: price. S6,25O;
$3.50 cash. North 96sS. Adams 37OO.
COLORED.
18th ST. NV.
Well located. near U St: six rooms,
brick: bath: Colonial porch: hardwood
floors: entire house in perfect condition.
Priced low. Hot-water heat; basement
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
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UNDERPRICED-se45 450

IN NORTH WOODBRIDGE,
1875 lockwood ave. h.e.-New detached
brick home; large rooms and bath. with
additional shower and lavatory in large
basement. De luxe kitchen. slate roof,
copper downSpoutS. attached garage with
overhead doors, oil heat with summer hook
up; real home on lot 60 TT. wide. Sem
slble terms. Drive out Michigan ave. ne.
to Queens Chapel rd tat 18th St n.eD,
left on Queens Chapel rd. . blocks to
lockwood ave. turn right TO house.
PAUL P. STONE. NORTH 7471.
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NEARBY VIRGINIA

Here Is probably the type of house you
naye sought. Set on . lot IS It. wide in
2 forest OF oak. holly. maple arbovitae.
Living room "a IT. by 10. large dining
room room and fully equipped Kitchen. ample
ciosst space in bedrooms and an enormous
sna1ed porch. This house Will be ready
A. on monthly payments of about
in, S1H;nu per month. including taxes and
insur ins.li ance. You still have time to select
house now completed and sold.
JAMES M. DOYLE,
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
CASH FOR OLD HOUSES AND LOTS.
D. c. clients for new. E. w BAILEY.
Adams 4is6. Mail. l435 Meridian NV.
WANTED-COLORED- OR ROOM
dwelling: must be in a respectable section
Box 249-C, Star.
ALL CASH OR CASH ABOVE TRUST FOR
brick or frame houses: quick answer and
settlement: D. c. only. E. A. GARVEY.
Dist. 450s: eve. and Sun. Geo. $500
1923 VT. ave.
BRICK HOUSE. FROM OWNER. NV.
section. large lot; price must be reasonable.
1858 H st. ne. Atlantic 373O-J. IL
SEE US FOR QUICK, PRIVATE. ALL-CASH
deals mo commissioner for D. c. houses.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO. 1929 L st.
NV. District $3.50 and District 6l51.
WE NEED HOUSES IN d. c.
Brick or frame. for cash buyers Call or
write Mr. Conner.
GOSS REALTY COMPANY
14Oo Eye st. NV. National 1853.
Evenings, Atlantic 21O2
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
CONTINUED

HIGH AND cooL-MMITARY HILLS, VA.
ovsrIot,Ir New Groom brick homes With large lots:
P2ee ssssd raeisq Acs RE1Ir% lSis Sn CO. rd
40 CENTRAL AVE. COTTAGE CITY. MD
msunes1Sw 7ms nS rms; bath ~ q n:hsd ISS
$500 cash. GREENWOOD ssiseJ. @0'oO0'
BRADBURY PARK; MD. BELT AVE-.
room bungalow, bath, hot-water heat; lot
teTy I'VE eais sDsass Gsasf os6sJ 5 Gene
TAKoMA PARK. 67O3 EASTERN AVE
5 rooms. sleeping porch. breakfast room.
hot-air heat. laundry tubs. gas range;
s4dS IT. dS1sa a.: ssspseid ses tHa
IN KENsINGToN VIEW MD.-NEW 4
fireplace: q. Z range. Sell furnished or
sat ons Small aso.s! sas
NEAR HYATrsvILLk : OWNER WILL
srn With piano o elect 6efr m % and ether arsd t..f
41ss TsSss rooms tent rent s.: 80 mon mo-. sos Isnea
ave. Colmar Manor. Md.
ARLNGTON-THREE Cd BEDRooMs
tiled bath. recreation room. screened iront
construction. @ !es every S' convenienes only $ss
per mo. on F. H. A.. plan after regular
down rsady for oocuIa1nsy 1G in etS 70
Dl Pike; w;, F sa1s =. CARTER owner. West o!!sl
rIyE,RooM .01:.R sgNaAIoW y, ooS NEW so,. AL y
stores. churches and school; small down
payment. InSulrs at Yates ave. Beltsvilie'
CLARENDON. 1905 N. CLEVELAND ST
8 rooms. city water, gas. electricity: low
price and terms.
5-ROOM HOME ON 2 ACRES. 13 MILES
from washington over hard road. ,OaK
moe oSrs 5eplass
ST 900 cash. assume e'H trust Of about 5000:
ealssSe a1R nc s25 per month. See @ MASON Ma N
Closed Sundays
OWNER LEAVING CITY WILL SACRIFICE
eeautlfui d1l modeTn . home large kGG rms
ssPqi sssf han rhsdff sr0saa ckAN sss Walnut s5 a5
County venas As ssa a9gsE close M iHaA e
k$pAN Es5ma enns' oSso va vi Vienna 81
DISTRICT HEIGHTS. AVENUE D-NEw
bungalow. all modern improvements. open
and seder afSf reasonable as &c. 'as Can P'
NOW IS A GOOD TIME TO STOP PAYING
pig rents and buy from owner a nice new
foads es msf in Ma On straight
s-ROOM HOUSE AND "a ACRE OF LAND.
Gaithersbure. Md: Price SO 600. FRED
vile. Md. Phone 3sa.
TAKOMA PARK, Md 400 BIRCH AVE
$3.50. New detached brick bungalow
rooms. modern. unusual kitchen. very de-
Sirable neiehborhood: near schools.
SACRIFICE FOR BEST OFFER; 4 RMS
bath. modern bungalow. ami. lots.
picket fence. shrubs: restricted. growing
neiRhborhood. Greenwood 11G4-M. IL
Cottase terrace. Cottage City. Md.
81. ACRES 2 MILES FALLS CHURCH
shade. fertile land: price. $3.50 cash
net. Call Emerson 5S22
SILVER SPRING. MD. a27 GIST AVE
New brick and frame residence. tile bath
with shower. buit-in garage. oil heat. We
netian blinds fully insulated beautifully
landscaped lot Price: 81 $50: terms
WORTH CO.. Wis. 1852. Bethesda Bank
NEARBY VA-RESTRICTED SECTION:
1-room brick recreation room. built-in ga :
rage: ssa5o; unusual terms. OWNER,
NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW, AMI. OIL
neat. insulated. on State road. 3O9 Crystal
Spring ave. Hillside, Md. Come via Marl-
boro Pike to Crystal Spring ave Phone
Hillside O6l4-J. e. D. Hanback,, owner and
builder, Price 81 a5O. SA5O doup SAG
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WOODBRIDGE,
1723 and 1927 Franklin NJ

Two new detached brick homes un-
usually large rooms and bath, recreation
room large lot. Open daily 12-a pm.
NEW, CORNER BRICK BUNGALOW.
Living room with fireplace: . bedrooms
and bath: dinette. kitchen with cabinets in
laid linoleum refrigeration. on one floor:
attic with space for . or 3 rooms: screened
porch; large. light cellar with bath; in
sulated, screened. caulked. tOut Pa. ave to
MINI. ave. left to Mass. ave. left to sign.)
3112 Mass. Ave. Sc.
WAPLE e. JAMES, INC.
1924 14th ST NV DIST 3346
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S8,65O
1898 JENIFER ST. NV.

5oo3 JENIFEK SI: INV.
EASY TERMS.
Within blocks Conn. ave. shopping
center and Rock Greek PIX Semi-det. brick,
z rms. 2 fine baths. large porch: built
in garage; fine cond A visit will prove
this cannot be duplicated. Open.
MISS REED EMERSON S1lS
Evening star., 1938-07-10
COLORED.
10Th ST NV

Well located. near ST.: six rooms,
brick: bath: Colonial porch: hardwood
floors: entire house in perfect condition.
Priced low. Hot-water heat; basement
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
925 New York Ave. NV. Natl. 97Q7
Evening star., 1938-07-10
A SHADY RETREAT-S2 O0o

Only few miles out Of WASHINGTON
a quiet spot, In the woods with spring
stream. garden, @.6 acres and well-built
three-room attractive cottage Only
$? 900. with electricity: will take lot as
part payment r. D. LILLE CO. c64
Carroll st. Takoma Park Geo 1900.
4619 NORTH 10th ST ARLINGTON
Va.-All-brck new home. & rooms built
in garage. easement windows: air condi-
price
1920 North 26th st, Arlington. Va
New Groom brick home built-in garage
screened porch large wooded lot: ami; :;
exclusively located in Country Club Es-
tates; moderately priced at S7.45O: small
Gown payment: balance as rent.
WALNUT 1913
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OLORED--COLONIAL. 6 RMS. TILE
bath, Nv: h., hardwood floors: Lamont st
east OF 18th st. Call North 1909
COLORED-f-ROOM BUNGALOW. Ex-
cellent condition: hardwood floors tile
bath and shower. porches; large lot; Brook
land: 81. 500; easy terms. Pot, :O57