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The Washington times., 1938-08-22
TODAY MEETING
At MARLBORO

MARLBORO, Md. Aug. 20.
The quaint county fair track Just
on the outskirts of the county seat
of Prince Georges County begins
a Today meet next Wednesday,
with many Of the outstanding
stables of the small-time circuit,
as well as several Of the larger
establishments, engaging stall
stall space. The first race will be
at 2 o'clock each day.
Eighty-SeVen trainers are on the
scene already with 18 more stabbed
at Bowie, six miles away. Still
others are quartered at Timmon-
ium, Pimlico and Laurel.
The first event Wednesday will
be for the Upper Marlboro Purse,
a 5E2-furlong sprint for three-year-
olds and upward. In order to in
sure clean starting, all fields will
be limited to eight entries.
Following is list Of trainers
already quartered at Marlboro:
]. Bowes Bond. Everett Brining, R. J,
Cremen. John White. Harvey McHenry,
w. s. Sweeney, Basil A. Hall. e. II.
Gaines Fay Headlee. C. P. Miles. jr.:
J. l.. Cartwright, Henry Clark. K. D.
Folseth. Jim Hill, Mike Grant and J. r.
EngIs.
w. o. seigert. Charlie BeaI, q. A.
Cook. Aom Lewis. ]. +. Simmons, Mike
johnson, Jack Bishop. H. Shenski, 1. X.
Mouarar, Dick Westmoreland, r. 3. Ar
cher, C. H. Fitzgerald, A. H. Utterback.
Len Carver Claude Costello. A. s. Bow
man. James Arthur Rhode Campbell,
w. Hauhurst Nose Simon. Claude Felt
ner Charlie Feltner, o. F. Kent, N. J.
HantOn, r. Jackson. s. B. Webb. Vernon
Arthur and p. PaluCh.
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nell team carded a spanking
good IS over the par II course.
At the time they made their
entries, uncontested by the Of
ficiaIs present, Mrs. Meckley
gave her handicap of 3, while
BrOwneIl turned in his Manor
Club handicap Of 4. The
combination gave them q team
handicap of 4.
After turning in their IS, they
discovered that their combined
handicap had been reduced to 3
arbitrarily, knocking them out
Of net H. which would have
given them low net hOnOrS ans
a $40 merchandise certificate
apiece.
The explanation given by Mr..
Emmet Gary, tournament Of
ficial and president of the
Maryland State Association, was
that BrOwnel was entitled to no
more than a three handicap
based on his Indian Spring han
dicap and his tournament
scores this year.
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System Beats D. G.. Golfers
Md. L0wers Meckley- -Br0w1ell Handicap

Bobby BrOwnelI has no In
dian Spring handicap card. His
tournament record is as follows:
Maryland State amateur - IS
over par 70 course; Maryland
State juniOr-75 and 73 over a
par 70 course; Middle Atlantic
junior-71 apd IA over a par II
course; Middle Atlantic qualify
ing-76 over q par 10 course;
Maryland Open-73 and ~ over
par " course.
Taking his tournament scOr-
ing averages, BrOwneII's handi-
zap is nearer four than three.
lie has played ir many Mary
and events this season, both
handicap events and prO-am
Journeys, with his Manor han
dicap of four, with never a
question of its accuracy from
the same Maryland officials.
In this case, MaryIand'S sys-
tenn Of handicapping unfOr-
tunately appears to be a double
handicap to WaShingtOn's play
ers who enjoy junketing to
Maryland events.
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Record
19-Yr.-OLd Boy Holds
StrikeOut Mark

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Aug. %.
Virgil Trucks, 19-year-old Detroit
lad, today held the modern record
for Strikeouts, with Alb amassed
while winning Is games and losing
five, pitching 267 1-3 innings for
Andalusia, of the Alabama Florida
League.
He struckout Is while turning
back Try, 3 to 0, last night. The
record books give Martin Kilroy,
of the 1885 Baltimore A. c.. credit
for the best performance, sos
strikeouts, but that was made
when the pitcher stood only so feet
from home plate. instead of so
feet 6 inches. as obtains now.
Trucks had been aiming at the
record of All held by Charles
Hoss) Radbourne, OF Provi-
dence, r. I.
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RosenfieId Issues y
Challenge 10 Louis

Abe Rosenfield, ace softball
pitcher Of the DR.. Pepper ten, is
willing to wager Joe Louis that
his Soft-drink team can defeat
Joe's travelling team at Griffith
Stadium Friday night.
Rosenfield furthermore believes
he can strike out Louis every time
the worlds heavyweight champion
comes to the plate and keep the
Brown Bombers to three hits.
The Washington times., 1938-08-22
WILLARD TAKES
GOLF TOURNEY

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Aug. %.
A. D. Jess" Willard, member of
the Belle Haven golf team and
one of the outstanding players at
the local club, won the Alexandria
Gazette tournament in a 36-hole
match from Charlie Elliott yester-
day in the final match, 5-4.
In the first 18 holes Willard
was Sup and this margin he in
creased in the final round to win
on the thirty-first hole. In win
ming the match Willard shot 78
for the first 18, and 70 for the
last round, giving him a total OF
157.
Sixty.five golfers entered in the
tournament which started several
weeks ago.
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BY Lillian RIXEY

Nothing can detract from the
honor of carding a mixed two
ball record over the champion
ship Five Farms course in
Baltimore. The 73 turned in by
the team Of Evelyn Marvin, Rio
de JaneirO ace, and Billy
Wagner of Baltimore Country
Club, for low gross hOnOrS in
the Maryland State Golf As
sOciatiOn championship yeSter-
day was q honey and unbeat-
able.
But WaShingtOn'S crack team
of Betty Meckley and Bobby
BrOwneII ran afOul of the Mary
land Association system of handi-
Gaping and were nOsed out of
first low net hOnOrS, usually
the major prize in q mixed
Scotch fOurSOme event, by an
intricate method of subtraction
not easily understood by simple
mathematicianS.
Together the Meckley-B Brow
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Early Rally Wins
Tilt for Annapolis

ANNAPOLIS Md, Aug. o.
Scoring four runs in the first
inning against Indian Head. An
napolis took a running start in
defeating the visitors, 6 to 3.
Simmons hit a ninth-inning
home run over the right field
fence with Dudley on first.
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Mamakos Headlines
ST. Dominic Carnival

Steve Mamakas will participate
in an exhibition boxing match to-
morrow night for the benefit Of
the st. Dominic carnival.
Amateurs scheduled to appear
on the same card are Bernie
Hardy, Tony di Toto, Red Vernon.
Charley Arnold, Charlie Tull, Nick
Mancini and Wilt Tapp. Kid
Sullivan will referee.
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editor fired recently by his because he refused
Indians Srere contendeS when they
leading the league But according to the reports he paid
off for six months Jimmy Muvh St. Johns boy, who ma
ona paddle tennis champ besides being member OF the school
basketball five which the leading high and prep team OF
the city last has brother Bobby who will to
high school this fall but not st. Johns The lad will enter
onzaga maybe the brothers will be playing against each
other on the grdron this season Joe Lynch former MT st.
Marys College aaround Edgar HooveS ef
cent GMe stationed in Cleveland home for visit the
end his the marahoner who
injured recently Local golfers had better beware Matt Keoh
former Manor Club champion making comeback and incident
ally shooting the Anacosta four under repeatedly
Al McALWEE.
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of George Sauer, former ALL
American fullback at Nebraska,
has enrolled at Alabama. Lynn
Waldorf, Northwestern's foot
ball coach, says that Sammy
Baugh has the finest sense of
timing he has ever seen He
intimateS that most forward
paSsers wait until a receiver
is open, whereas Sammy antici-
pates the opening Ernie
Lombardi has wreSted the snail
championship away from Gabby
Hartnett Recently he slam
med a drive off a fence 365 feet
away and was thrown out
stretching the hit into a double
Ctnort Roll q TlnUo1o nd
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Mu|ha|| Splits Twin
Bill With EaQIe Nine

The Mulhall A. c. split a double
header with the Washington
Eagles, taking the first game by
16 to is and dropping the second
by 8 to 6.
Stuart was Mulhalrs winning
pitcher and Hubbard won his
game for the Eagles.
The Washington times., 1938-08-22
Seven-Up Stopped
By Charlottesville

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Aug. %.
The Seven-Up baseball team, Of
Washington, dropped a Sunday
game to Charlottesville by 10 to G..
Pinder, the winning pitcher,
connected for a home run, while
the losing pitcher, Lefty" McIn-
tyre, connected for a double, as
did McGeever.
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Pepsi-Co|d Captures
Eleventh STRAIGHT

PepSi-Cola won its eleventh
straight game by II to at the
expense of the Super Service nine
with Wells turning in a splendid
mound performance.
Wells struck out 10, walked two
and kept seven hits well scattered.
The game was played on the Belts
vile diamond.
The Washington times., 1938-08-22
Sunshine Laundry
Defeats Vienna A. {.

Sunshine Laundry baseball
team travelled to Vienna, Va, yes
terday and defeated the Vienna A.
c., 4 to 2.
O'Neill Lyle struck out nine for
the winners and allowed but four
hits. Berger, Vienna slab star,
struck out 10 and gave up seven
hits.
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AUSSIES LIKELY.
TO UPSET DOPE
in final round
BY LAWTON CARVER


International News Service sports Editor
NEW YORK, Aug. 2 U.N.S0.
J. Donald Bulge will win his two
matches all right - barring a
broken leg or a miracle-but does
that assure the United States Of
a victory over Australia in the
Davis Cup challenge round at
Philadelphia September 2-5?
United States Lawn Tennis Asso-
citation officials today are among
those who haven't got the answer
to that one.
Some have held the firm convic-
tion that about all we need do to
retain the trophy regained from
England last year would be to
send our team out there and
watch it go, but this is far from
a unanimous opinion, and the
nearer the time approaches the
more fidgety are some Of the peo-
pie close to and concerned with
the proposition.
ANZACS BETTER
In turning back Japan and
Germany, Australia looked in
creasingly better all the time, &C.
cording to those in close contact
with the situation, and the AussieS
are not expected to show any
tendency to roll over and play
dead without a struggle in the all
important forthcoming clashes.
Bulge, to repeat. figures to win
his two singles tilts, but Bobby
Riggs may not, and there is no alb
Solute guarantee for us in the dou-
bles, although Bulge and Gene
Mako should win there, too. How
ever, Jack Bromwich and Adrian
Quist, who play the singles and
the doubles for Australia, are re-
garded as the most formidable
team from down under" in years.
All they have to do is to get lucky,
or let us get unlucky, and you will
hear the wailing.
ONCE BEATEN
OF some Importance in sizing up
the situation is the fact that Bulge
and Mako were beaten at doubles
by Quist and Bromwich in Aus
tralia recently. That makes the
doubles Just about a toSS-up. AS
for Riggs, he is generally rated as
q fine and capable young player
with plenty of tournament expert
ence, but with nothing quite so i'm
portant in his competitive life as
a crack at Davis Cup competition.
They wonder how he is going to
stand up under it against veteran
|campaigners. - go
Our edge rests on the fact that
Bulge is almost a certain winner.
The rest of the competition on a
best three-out-of-five basis is rated
as Just about a toss-up.
That isn't a gloomy outlook, but
neither is it exactly the pushover
some hold it to be.
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Frederick Annexes
18th Straight Win

FREDERICK, Md, Aug. a.
The Frederick Hustlers, undefeat-
ed this season, made it II in a row
when they defeated st. Mary's
Celtics, of Alexandria, Va, 7 to 2.
Frederick outhit Alexandria II
to 4,
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w a S hington
Ii n K S t e r S.
Scheduled to
tee off short
ly after lunch
were the fol-
10 W / n g Dis
trio pair
ings. some of
W h o m drove
up ] US t in
time to tee
off at noon:
G E 0 r G E
D I F. F. E NJ
B A UGH Of
KenWood and
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Close Fight Expected in Davis Cup Play
It Was Close PldY But Runner Mdd'

BROOKLYN, N. Y.-His hat flying in the
wind, Hudson of Brooklyn Dodgers made
this thrilling slide in yesterdays game
here with the Boston Bees. It appears
from this picture that ball beat runner to
The Washington times., 1938-08-22

the plate, but Hudson managed to throw
his feet across money line before ball
plunked into Catcher Lopez's glove. The
"Flatbush Floozies," new name for daffy
Brooks, won, go.
The Washington times., 1938-08-22
Canoe Club In
Wafer Polo Victory

Washington Canoe Clubs water
polo team won from Kenwood yes
terday in the latter's pool, IL to 8.
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X X ootnotes X X

The Green Bay Packers stadium has been enlarged to
25OOO which is than half the population of the
city The Yankees have scored IA off Thornton Lee
White Sox efthande in four contests this year, but u of
them have been unearned Bobby Sauer brother
The Washington times., 1938-08-22
Old Dominion
League
STANDINGS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Forestville, 2; Park Lane, l.
Hume Spring, IS; Herndon, 8.
The Washington times., 1938-08-22
Wakefield Dairy Tops
Trojans in Loop Tilt

Wakefield Dairy defeated Tro-
jams, 7 to 4, in an Independent
League game played on the win
ming teams diamond.
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Operators Lose

Washington Movie Operators
dropped a l2-to-8 game to the
Glen Echo team yesterday.
The Washington times., 1938-08-22
:FOre!
land
After
BY Lillian Rixey-

Today's proam tourney In
Lancaster, Pa, has drawn q
surprisingly large number OF
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~ Syndicate,
NEW YORK, Aug 22-We weren't home long when we
decided that things slow there and after consd
cradle discussion between Harry and myself decided that
the place for California. The immediate problem,
as usual. the shortage Of money.
The Washington times., 1938-08-22
Life Of Henry Armstrong
Hardships Recalled
HANK TRIED AMATEURS
WHEN BREAKS WERE BAD
BY HENRY ARMSTRONG

This fourth series of 13 articles Of Henry Armstrong
hold titles at the
py uENRV ARMSTR0NG
Evening star., 1938-09-26
AvcrIAh SAILS.
ADAM 4. WE0CHLER 4 son. AuesioneefS.

TKuaTEEg SALE OF VALUABLE rwo.
lEd pEiNd PREMisffs% NO No. ie2o KEN
METAL GARAGE IN REAR.
81 stSs n e:r q % desS saa e, f. dH,
land records Of the District OF Columbia
and at the request Of the party secured
thereby. the nndsfsigned trustees will sell
q pghlis sucticp. ~ front Of the premises:
RS5 Fl JshSsk az i: is,sa.t A.
ing.desertbed land and premises. situate in
lot numbered sixty t6O) in David ]. Duni.
aAn's stibdivision Of lots in square numbered
sssss,. I. per. pist rseerdea III in the once y
N LiSer 80 .ft fold. .i57.
Terms Of sale: one-tfifd Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. the balance in
two equal instaliments represented BY the
IN one and two years, with interest At the
rate Of SIX 90 per centum per annum frsm
day OF sale. said interest payable seni-an-
nually, secured BY hrst deed Of trust upon
the property sold. or all cash. at option Of
dsts 81 ssle... A deposit .of. two hundred
1900 oOl dollars required Of purchaser at
time OF sale. Examination Of title. convey
ancing. recording, revenue stamps. etc. at
purchasers cost, Terms to be complied with
otherwise the trustees reserve the fieht to
resell the property st risk and cost Of de-
faulting purchaser. after fve tb) days
advertisement Of such resale in some news
paper published IN Washington. D G.
ffbhEMhAap ffbMAkabp :. + swEN sTw17EzNaERALD'
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HOUSES uNEuRNlShlp.

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ials s:s;s sS2rsn - Ss .,
sdS ss.s B. ST. sslsf ''Nssss. N.ss 1sis ls:iIss Do'sh'';
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s'f ioS T'na 9,rmens ~ASe s3t
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Pssss PsHfier ra nepI fhons n.i5 p,st Rfs iseS.
a541 18th ST, N.W.-s R.; REC HALL
immediste SsdhUs Possession; good condition: $50.
r. You pssrns NOME WHICH Youa
Esnts'' |ss ,ss S51fAhrHS iesn isi7 DOWN will pay
SOUTH iSi HI Wo6bR1poEIa ROOMS, BATH.
;a Ss 'ssE e. msSas 'ss% sSss: sSIS .
e. 5ss9 hs%. MAss ,1sy:ns AyE s condition AR s2ss ss
RY sCHAfFERT. 336 John Marshall pl.
Condition; oil heat. alec feis.. porch. e-ear
Md ssd p''es .y.t. sHs sses
GLOVER PARKS RMS. 2 BATHS. HDc.
rsatio%n % rm; MODERN homei reduced ren''
NEW BRICK REsIDENCI. IN EXCLUSIVE
colt st. and Western ave. Oh heat. ct.
.ensa Sed1ooms sa,ssf ess ss. TH Soa xth sssS
and housekeeping unit Inspect nov. 2WN::
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sSs? mmsslsse nsas saefs se.s:ssle sa so0
CHEVY CHASE. b. c. - DETACHED
brick; rooms: modern: h.-w: heat: excel
e, ssnUS,hoSSb Schools s..h:; sua a' 80
ssss ssh :. .dS RIA Ass sy.sndt t'2 'iss.
CHEVY cHA1I. MD.--ofr.. 4 4. AND D..
islsd !. NV Ns. :. ls9s !s9ssa By Oct /. 1874 STAN
fsvv w. si's. ss'.s 1ss's q: :. .1 Sss
Acres. rms. b. shade, 500, clAfendon.
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AN ATTRACTIVE DKfAcAED HOUSE m
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Evening star., 1938-09-26
Trustess' Sale Of Valuable
Dwelling Known as Prem.
ises 1887 Monroe Street
Northwest.

reae,d.s B. .ftH. N ss: sn s s sled ss & p; au;
and e!taiti deed in trust ' dated July ss.
lPas. and recorded among the land records
9t aat he DS,riss q GSIomea Ho on ASs..t
undersigned trustees will sell at public
iqfsss fTuRspa9 tF9h Tas Fl ssS PFiit' psY
PM. the following described land and
iumDis snd desisnstsd as as and being % w.
St nS'eTsa .sn n and ths west
If Chaplin srown.s subdivision of parts Of
now called .fn5i.sids." as per pl.t recorded
trict of Columbia in Liber County W 8 AT at foiio
q: excepting the. rear seven (7) feet BY
he @ sss Ss S' ey IS
by deed recorded in Libef 1914 a. folio
az az q 9th the land records oi SAID District:
for purposes Of assessment and TAXA tion
as square numbered twenty-six hundred
and fifteen C:6l5'. subject to covenants Of
The east Twenty-Five lS5) feet front on
Monroe street Dy depth i St hundred
In 6lSsk No. two ~ in chspn sre.ns
PEI r!'n: Ia: Of no. s.a fnas
TONED suSdiyiision, recorded II LiseI County
Of the surveyor Of the District. of Columbia.
eubiect to eovenants-of record.
tl.ht. q ;.nnI. ;. crsniofd. the . wife hS" q
Terms Of sale: One.third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash: balance in two
equal i1stellments. represented by promis-
sory notes Of the purchaser. payable n one
and two years. with interest at f1ve per
Gent Per ,annum. PAYABLE semi.annualiy
from the day Of sale. secured by frst deed
Of trust upon the property. sold. or all cash
At the option Of the purchaser. A deposit
Of VI 10000 In cash Of. certified cheek will
be required ct time Of sale. All convey
encine. recording. revenue stamps. etc, at
cost of purchaser. Terms Of sale to be come
piled with within thirty days from day OF
sale: otherwise trustees reserve the right to
s.s,slI n.opsrty Ct risk. and cost q the
vertiaement Of such resale in some news.
paper published in Washington, D. c.. or
deposit may be forfeited. or without for
selves Of any legal or equitable riehts
against the defaultinz purchaser
HILLARY g. HOSKINSON
WILMER J. WALLER.
Trustees.
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THos j. OWEN l. SON. AUcT1oNEERs
l431 Eye et. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL EsTATE. KNOWN A

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
o9En TWELFTA H1A STREET HsAEF seGPHEAs4 aGGMk A.
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duly
ses ef Iss5 and S.eora. Ns ss 81
Of Columbia. and at the request OF the
part. 'eeaTed YE t{heTeD,; ne undeIsisnsd
Of r is i. public obi wsDsssDAY sHsSs
AsIs SS 4. SSss ,!Ss IS
iym6i.; ana desi.n.tsd y .nd being part
% sause osnn 1s .S eleven
!lO20. described as follows: Besinning
for the he same At the northwest corner q
west 80 feet. thence north {. feet: thence
west ss feet to ,bn.. the east It'll, line Of 18Th
except the rear. Or. east 10 feet Of said
70 shs bet Of Of !, eS
land records Of the District OF COLUMBIA
81 Pd ne :e0sn sp D or rtsS.dfs % ps T. hs Of &C.
Terms OF sale: One fourth Of the pur-
n es esu. Il fs Has IN s';a psyss Ss.nfs S
one on! two and three years: with interest At
first deed Of trust upon the property sold.
or az cash. at the option Of the purchaser,
e aeposlI OF Sil3u;Ou VIII oe reouifed AT
ETC. e at cost Of purchaser Terms 'o0,f Of sale
to be complied with within 30 days from
day of sale. otherwise the trustee reserves
the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost Of defaultinE purchaser after
ive days advertisement Of such resale in
come newspaper published In Washington,
d. c.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
Il TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
BY ALFRED H. LAWSON
sci ,d4dsexsu. Vice President
ADAM A. wEsCnLEH 4 SON, Auctioners,
Q16 A. N w
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Housl< FURNISHED. /.

AELIfoTpN VA. !U6T q MfN: fNoM
etiSnt. sunny location. Geo. ASST.
647 LEXINGTON fL. NE.-s EOOM0. 4
porch:s. all corveniences; t~e rooms r.
8 R0oMs, sInEpfNa PORCH. OF NEAT:
/ blk from 18th st. NV. on Montague;
handy to bus and trolley. Geo. OsS1.
TAKoMA PARK. p. c.-coMFoRTABLF.
Schools transp. osorsi. ia4l. ev.ninss.
coMFoRTABIE a. R22oMs ,s.. Bath ll,.cs.. csn.
grounds: Frisidaire. pianoi s47.so. sheps
herd 4b04.
GROOM CORNER BRICK HOUSE:
s. s.stSn stGas,,s ne,, 1,,1..9 s
Ator: ,well but not elAborAtely furnished,
;e ,s tsT m9ntns nsosn & s%a ssa Adult faM''y
xsSih owner r.sSss E2SsE IN ROOM %ss1a1 @.n
xksa Or Cleye 1aao
a6s QUINCY sT. E.w;.7 RMS: GARAGE r. =;
snd moor rented for s4s.so .. given
vacant; eiee: refs plano. etc.: ssb per
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PROPOSALS,

HOUSING AUTHoNITY or DALT. CITY.
ea.ini Aushor,tWy W SsilssiissS Sslsimsr. BY city IL:
0scalley BLDG. 81 .commeres st.. Pait,.
md then p publicly opened and read aloud. |.
4pecincAtiona may be obtained from the
AousiE Authority Of 1Alt. City. 81 Com.
which viii 3 refunded when spssi6estiSnSs; S;
4ft xktuIned IL food condition. 6, W.
eRklMe, Secretary. housing Authority 81