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Evening star., 1938-06-16
Wander Meer Reckons Ruth's Praise Above No-1itte,


"Of course" he explained. II
suspected it. But Mr.. McKechnie
win McKechnie. Cincinnati man.
ager) doesn't tell us within an
hour or two before the game.
1T doesn't make much differ
ence, though. I just 60 out and
pitch my own natural ball game.
The fielders behind me really make
it possible, anyway.
Il had every possible confidence
in them all the way through last
night. Take that ninth inning,
now. The bases were loaded and
two were out. With the count two
strikes and one ball on Leo Duro-
cher, frightened up Ernie Lom-
bardi, my catcher, came out and
told me to throw a curve. I did,
but it was outside. Then Ernie
told me to give him the fast ball
down the middle And when he
hit it, I knew right away that
Harry Craft would catch it." (He
did,
Daxed by No-Hitter.
After it was all over" he added,
II was In q daze for half an hour.
You know. you're concentrating so
much on the game that when it's
finished. you don't know what
you're doing for some time"
Along about the fourth inning
Johnny first realized he might have
q no-hitter.
"Of course, I didn't have it in
my hip pocket yet, but felt mighty
good, and my arm was okay."
Johnny's home town fans in
Midland Park, who lifted the local
curfew and stayed up most of the
Evening star., 1938-06-16
West. Returned to Criffnler
In Trade for Alnaada, to Play
Center, Starting Tomorrow

I made plenty OF friends in Washing
ton. And I feel, and still feel the club
will 60 places. I've always been a poor
spring hitter and I thought they'd
string along with me until got going
but they didn't, and that's that. Those
Browns don't figure to be so bad If they
get little pitching and it's club that
will develop in a couple Of years."
West, traded in winter Of 1882 to st.
Louis with Carl Reynolds, Lloyd Brown
and $4,000 for Fred Schultz, Goose
Goslin and Walter Stewart, joins the
Nationals with 800 average, a poorer
throwing arm than Almada's and with
fewer years left in baseball. but a
roster immediate outlook. Almada hit
pa in ~ games for the Nationals.
West is hitting 800.
Alpada, clean-cut, ambitious, 23-
year-old speedster, came to the Mats
from Boston last year with Yves and
Rick Ferrell for Ben Chapman and
Buck Newsom. He had been q member
Of the club year and i've days when
Harris announced the trade here late
last night.
Other Deals Miss Fire.
Prexy Clark Grifiith thus kept intact
his reputation as an eleventh-hour
trader. But actually Grifith was not
the instigator Of the deal. It was
maneuvered through Harris, who ad-
mitted the Nationals missed fire on
several other deals which remained hot
until shortly before the deadline.
Grimth had been angling for Beau
Bell, hard-hitting outfielder, and Oral
Hildebrand, right-hand pitcher, from
the Browns, and Eden Auker, right
handed hurler from Detroit. in q
three-cornered deal until three hours
before the deadline at midnight last
night. Harris called Manager Jimmy
Dykes Of the Chicago White Sox
a.
Evening star., 1938-06-16

youngster, who hasn't changed
much from the lad who personified
the typical American boy" in q
baseball movie a few years ago.
BY the time the 23-year-old
blond husky reached home early
today the story Of his unprecedent-
ed baseball achievement was all
over the diamond world. But
Johnny. who doesn't like to talk
about himself, added q few more
details in replying to questions.
rs That made It an the more unusual.
Credits Fieldefs with Game.
For instance, he didn't know
until about an hour and q half
before game time that he was
going to pitch. t..
Evening star., 1938-06-16
Stars Yesterday
By the Associated Press,

- lie ASSOClALeo fre8S.
Johnny Wander Nicer, Reds
Pitched second straight no-hitter
trouncing Dodgers, 60.
Sam Chapman and Lou Finney,
Athletics-Each hit homer and
single, driving in two runs, in 7-6
win over Tigers.
Danny MacFayden, Bees
Blanked Cubs, 20, with five hits.
Jake Powell, Yankees-Hit double
and two singles and scored two runs
in Ga victory over White Sox.
jim Tobin, Pirates-Handcuffed
Giants with five hits for 20 win.
Johnny Kroner, Indians--Hit
two doubles and drove in two runs
in 6-4 victory over Senators.
Pepper Martin. Cardinals Drove
in three runs In 81 win over Phil
lies.
Jimmy Foxx, Red sox-Hit
homer and double, driving In tWo
runs IN beattns 1sowns, 7sl.
Evening star., 1938-06-16
BY JIM HACKETT.
Associated Press Sports Writer

MIDLAND PARK, N. j., June
16.-Johnny Wander Nicer went
fishing today. mighty pleased"
over his two straight no-hit, no
run pitching performance. but hap
pier than all get-out over personal
congratulations from Babe Ruth.
The Babes Mice going. Kid"
and handshake was the first greet
ing Johnny received when he I'm
iahed his 60 no-hitter for the Gin
cfnnati Reds against the Brooklyn
Dodgers last night.
And the Babe has always been
my idol; believe me, that was the
biggest kick Of all" said this quiet
Evening star., 1938-06-16
Capital Cridnen
Au-East Picks

Special Dispatch tC The Star.
PHILADELPHIA. June 16.-Five
football players from colleges Of the
Washington metropolitan area
survived the pruning Of the East
ern all-star squad which will play
the Philadelphia Eagles here on the
night Of August "a.
The final team selected in the
Philadelphia Inquirer's poll includ-
ed Halfback Maurice Carroll of
Catholic University, End Blair
Smith Of Maryland, Guard Mike
Surgent Of Maryland, Tackle Leo
Katalinas Of c. U. and Center
Larry Hardy of Georgetown.
Evening star., 1938-06-16
BY BURTON HAWKINS.
Staff Correspondent of The Star,

CLEVELAND, June 16-Out of the
Alcatraz of baseball comes Sammy
West, after five long years. to rejoin
the Nationals. And while he may not
be the tonic to propel the club toward
the top, Manager Bucky Harris imme-
diately will install him as the regular
outfielder.
West, seasoned veteran of II years
in the major leagues, six of which were
served with Washington. will join the
Mats tomorrow as they launch q four
game series with Detroit. Traded in a
straight player deal with st. Louis for
Mel Almada, mild-mannered, likeable
Mexican outfielder, West promises to
buoy the hitting strength of the Ma
tionals, who apparently are stalking i'm
mediate prospects against the future.
Almada, one of the finest outfielders
In baseball, but a batter who never has
hit 800 in four years of major league
playing, sincerely regrets leaving Wash
ington, which, he feels. has q great
chance to snatch the pennant.
Mel, who rooms with the Ferrell
brothers at home and abroad, before
leaving to join the Browns today in st.
Louis, said, Rick and have said since
the season started that the only club
to beat was New York. Yeah. I'd say
Washington has real chance to grab
first place.
Almada Is Disappointed.
"I've never enjoyed playing for any
body like I have Bucky Harris" con-
tinued Mel. Hes been swell to me,
but cant quite figure this deal. I
know I've saved some ball games with
my fielding and I'm only about 10 hits
of 300. Still, that's baseball, and you
can bet your life I'll be in there hus-
tling for the Browns.
Naturally, I'm disappointed because
Evening star., 1938-06-16
Case Due to Supplant West.


ball, it
After all Anada
brilliant outfeder
outhpaw hi comforting
spne nglng speed
the bacher
the Senators need long have Lewis
Wright is right handed
ready for steady major at the should
another And meantime
Of George S ready
This West be career
favore Gfths tustfably
Washington the old satisfied
handed letting the better ball recently
to another handed
approximately Amada
S he he
has American
astar lastyear 1ncideny
afraid
by pitched and nearly
Evening star., 1938-06-16
MARSHALL MAT VICTOR.

PHILADELPHIA, June 16.-Everett
Marshall, 221. of La Junta, Colo,
threw Henie Olseon. c1s, Of Mime
apolis In IL minutes and IA seconds
last night.
Evening star., 1938-06-16
Melo Tops as CenterGelder.

BY that mean Amada must continue
came the Senators the
something ike an ngoous 225 He
ne came to Washington
sudden base hits began
Hitting in the eadof position which
ting order Meo batted 3l5 clip for Harris
Griffith
Law Joe Cron who manages the Bostons All
could field and throw and the Without prove
the American League at least Vests
Maggie
food grotto
But after he finished the 1887 brilliant
raise
Grif
made him hit a while"
So Amada making
will
feas young
Griffith.
Evening star., 1938-06-16
INSECTS ISSUE Def.

Chevy Chase Insects have been
challenged to game Sunday by the
Columbia Heights Insects. Chevy
Chase manager should call Columbia
6232.
Evening star., 1938-06-16
lander Nicer at AH7in,e High With Second Noter Week
Wn, Lose or Draw
Almodo-for-West Is Rore Type Of Griffith Deal.
"Beonbolr Pitchers Retarded Progress of MeIo
BY FRANCIS f. STAN.

y1I his but honest pae pleas
W. other pitcher batting
dfhth swung trade with the 2yarod
Annad to St. Louis in exchange
VINO going on a. efthanded
his major league ~ -
ou nE OF
oe the natural to view the
Gr went down swinging before night
onght Until the bitter end he
pitcher but the dkene didn't want
wesley Ferrel or Jimmy Shong
Inc deal really Gfths
UP as ne struck out the baseball
anu 0h'h instructed Bucky Harris
Isn't much deal disappointing aging veteran
But it has its interesting angles.
FOR one thing 1t isn't often that randpappy
VINO Is ~ the
the Of the old gentleman
standing parallels West will be "a
nth. he hasn't more than two ahead
up on Aaa The Browns which Manager Gabby
given up on him. Street believes that Amda
remainder OF the season he will not that Street
Evening star., 1938-06-16
Almada Is Disappointed.
Wander Nicer Is First Since
Leonard to Be q 'T,uO- Timer

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. 16.-When nitched his
second noh hurer since
Hue Leonard Of the Boston pair of the classics
Leonard pitched his nohitters
did his four
Before Leonard other pitchers
nohtters during their Two Of L.
Corcoran, each -
Evening star., 1938-06-16
ssTrying to Get Me-" Said Almada.

At that the failure of Amada this bwndeng
body
tacned to the boys inability to hit Blun Meo
plate and he hasn't been standing
has been taking his fashion
he has been doing Bill
ohbaance and when
There critics
played
catcher Mickey
hdant OF Amada to
plate became apparent that something
had ad
ran to the Washington bench Amada
threw fists players
nobody,
When Anada said
catcher called
%
Evening star., 1938-06-16

Dates.
June II and Is, 1938
Aug. 30, '16; June 8, '18
August 80, 1910
June 16, 1916
Oct. 2. 1908; April 20, 1910
Sept. 6, 1905; Sept. 20, 1908
September 18, 1897
May S. 1904: June so, 1908
July Is, '0l; June. Is, '05
October 4, 1891
April %, 1898
July ~, 1885; May ~, 1883
August 10, 1880
September 20, 1857
june a.. 1884
Aug. 20, $780, Aug. q 1854
Evening star., 1938-06-16
Owen Fracas Upset Him Again.

regarded significant
did hitting to
the boys
Griffith thinks Melos spring training
He was hit the head by pitched ball in 1897
Tor Boston recalls the old gent He
and he to Washington
put ideas into Anadas head all
trouble started the time actually
But
Washington
WELL the Griffith explanation
confident after off
pitchers HIM
defense a
a plate only
inches him
approximately twoffths
gunned
particularly who called foreigner
Some Bobby Eaela
whenever walked the
the pitchers the Piedmont still
Evening star., 1938-06-16

(See WEST, Page D-2.)
Evening star., 1938-06-16

Jun oaivM Bu8Alo,
Last game In tenth inning.
The Washington times., 1938-03-25
'CHEF, TOO TOUGH.
TO DIE, TELLS OF.
KILLING BANDITS.

CHICAGO, March 25 U.N.SO.
Lige Debowski, who was too stub
born to die, is still that way.
They took a handful of bullets
out of the 35-year-old hotel chef
last summer after his gun duel
with q pair of bandits. They didn't
bother with the robbers. Both of
them we're dead.
The doctors thought Debowski
would soon be dead, too. For three
months they thought that, every
morning, noon and night. But
Debowski just said, "I'll get we'll"
DOCTORS AGAIN WRONG
Late in the fall the doctors
agreed he'd been right. Then the
police asked him to testify at the
inquest.
Not until I can walk in," said
DebowSki. At that time the doc
tors said there was a good chance
he never would walk.
Yesterday Debowski walked into
the inquest room. He was on
crutches still. He had been
wheeled over from the hospital on
cot. But he was dressed IN his
own clothes and he walked in.
FIRST STORY OF SHOOTING
For the first time he told the
story of that shooting in an up
town liquor store on July II. last,
about which columns have been
written praising his bravery. All
DebowSki said was:
II was standing at the coun-
ter and someone put a gun in
my back. I turned around, took
the gun and shot the man. He
yelled to another man in the
doorway, who began to shoot.
His bullets we're hitting me, so
I shot him"
The Washington times., 1938-03-25

The policemen, Edwin Scheid
and Herbert Knox. were ordered
held yesterday following a hear
ing before Police Court Judge B
M. Hedrick on charges that they
shot and killed Theodore Bion
Daugherty, Washington musician,
early last Sunday.
ARLINGTON AROUSED
More than 1000 Arlington
county residents, who have been
aroused by the shooting, at
tempted to gain entrance to the
small courtroom to attend the
hearing.
So crowded was the room that
George C. Frazier, elderly father
.in-law of the slain musician,
tainted.
Today. Mayor L. P. Daniel. of
Falls Church, whose actions IN
the case have already been pro-
tested by residents of the COM
munity, indicated that he will con-
fer with the council about rein
stating the two policemen.
Possibility of legal action
against the community was seen
when Mrs. Daugherty, widow Of
the slain man. engaged William
Cloth, former commonwealth's at
torney, to represent her. He an
nounced that civil action for dam
The Washington times., 1938-03-25
Silent Film
Star MGy
End Suit

LOS ANGELES, March rs
U.N.S).-Vera Reynolds, viva
cious star of the silent screen, and
Robert Ellis Reel, scenarist, may
settle their difficulties out Of court
today.
Testimony in the sensational
suit in which Miss Reynolds is
The Washington times., 1938-03-25
ages will probably be filed In ad
dition to the criminal action.
MURDER INDICTMENTS


MURDER INDICTMENTS
Neither of the policemen took
the stand at the hearing yester
day. Scheid was charged in q
warrant with "feloniouSly killing
Daugherty" and Knox with laid
ing and abetting Scheid felon
iouSly."
After Judge Hedrick ordered
the men held for the grand jury,
Commonwealth'S Attorney Law.
renee w. Douglas announced he
will seek murder indictments.
The shot that killed Daugherty
was fired from Scheid's gun, &C
cording to a report made by Lieut..
John Fowler, Washington police
ballistics expert.
This report was ruled out of
evidence on objection of Frank
Ball, defense attorney, since Lieut..
Fowler was not present for cross
examination.
Policeman A. D. Langkey, who
was on duty at police headquar-
ters at the time Of the shooting,
quoted Scheid as saying to him:
II shot him. Do you think
they will send me to the electric
chair?"
The Washington times., 1938-03-25

suing Reel for $150,0O0 for alleged
breach of promise. in answer to
his demand for a share Of 5000, 900
that she says is not community
property, was abruptly halted by
Superior Judge Goodwin J.
Knight late yesterday.
Miss Reynolds contended she
and Reel were married in Green
wich, Conn, September, 1925, but
Reel insisted that they were never
married although they lived to-
gether as man and wife from then
until 1927.
The Washington times., 1938-03-25
Speed Killing Cops
Await Grand Jury;
May Be Reinstated
Released on 81, 500 Bail; Murder Indictment
Will Be Asked; 1000 Storm Court

Freed on bail each while awaiting grand jury action
on murder charges Falls Church Va policemen may
duty until the grand jury has acted nd
oo+nJ TODD
Evening star., 1938-08-03
HOUSES FOR SALI. =
fN4H tvn,,AA

PRICE AND TERMS REDUCED TO $500.
heart tV Of Silver Spring cost $1,000: % home
sE8Lf9 Pay co. sssD 4t
$7,95O-MT. PLEASANT.
type home Of eight rooms, built-in bath.
sna m to IKE
Overlooking Rock Creek Park and handy
to every convenience; This is a real
PRone r. n
Evenings s to 2 call Atlantic 5as2.
PETWORTH.
II you are looking for lovely home.
s %de SIX s9ss sG ses and batS Rrs With b bu
matte heat and refrigeration, three large
appointment to inspect call Mr.. Altman.
NI 1924 1sts %Apas Il: Nv JAMES. 1Bc B,:, ss4s
ToDAY's BEST VALUES
NEAR GLOVER PARK. only one year old.
a modern Colonial brick six rooms, tile
oo1 sa and veassn Tss Sns
Only one square from every conven;;
ROOM RooM1NG SSf HOUSE; Sou ;$ss.Gioo. Large nine;
room. 2-bath brick: near 14th and
Also has 2 rooms in basement. steam
rw5 SSH2 S2Ds6GMs 81; SSD sxfH XII 6ss Sa EACH
home On one 81 the best streets il
HExT SEys se1ns e1mpe1s1 MS nsaassd ssao0 ON
advancement for those needing 1irst.
N1I s@y eedS9%s Proe Is sna sny yet s1yo hsyns large
- SHANNON d LUCHs co,
1903 H st. NV. National 2345.
Evening star., 1938-08-03

1928 MONTELLO AVE NE. NEW STORE
Convenient location: suitable for all
types of business. Call Sterling 976S. g.
1ll3 18th ST. NV.
500 So It.. display window. Must be
seen to be appreciated.
w. c. & A. N. MILLER.
1l19 18th 81 NV Dist 4464.
Evening star., 1938-08-03

COLORED-WHY WAIT AND BE DISAP-
pointed when $40 month will buy one OF
the prettiest new 6-rm. houses in D.. C..
with every desirable feature? Call MR.
TICNOR at Decatur 1850 daily. Sundays
and evenings, Adams 10000. Priced under
S6 900: and remember. they are Federal
Housing Authority inspected. approved and
financed
Evening star., 1938-08-03
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

GLEN ISLE, ON SALT WATER, 10 MILES
build 3-rm, cottage: s:39a. lots 5oxl.2'
:s-RooM BUNGALOW. ON SALT WATER.
- miles from Washington; bathing. boat
s hns Isl na ssbeo dx b
terms. terms Box isScB Star
BEVERLEY BEACH. ON CHESAPEAKE
RfSsshc EiSe7 or iFss Post 0eSs oee MaSo Nd
FIFTY DOLLARS DEPOSIT AND So
monthly buys four-room log cabin with
two porches. on salt water .Artesian well,
eissseiSasn eonvenient. OeasE1 cARToN % adams
coy FIvE-RooM COTTAGE on SALT
a.ssssn esss go Ss mons serns ns Sss
SALNLOT 75x1OO, EPPING FOREST.
restricted section: 5000. Atlantic 2Mll.
SHERWOOD roREsT-sALE RENT, At;
tractive cottage. near clubhouse, reduced
price. reasonable. Adams O3ss.
NORTH BEACH PARK-FoR RENT 5-RM.
cottage, Cherry ave: furn cleo. $50 wk;
avail. Aug. s. Cleveland 6717: 717:--
NEELD ESTATE; PLUM PoINT, ON BAY. BAY
kitchen. Clev. 24g7.
MASON BEACH. MD--ROoM COT
tage for rent or sale; good fishing. bAthns.
Apply 1ozo I'm 81. ne.
CHESAPEAKE BAY-SALE NEW COT
tages. 5 rooms, all improvements private
beach. Turn left at Great Mills 90 miles
below Leonardtown) and run 5 miles TO
Pearson p. o. Ask for Mr.. Bright's place. s'
BAY RIDGE. MD-CoTTAGE FOR RENT.
4 rooms. bath. porches; available August
IA; adults. Lincoln 1174-M after D.
COLONIAL BEACH. va ROOMS
sleep g. screened porch. toilet. $50 Il; from
water; SIS per week. Call Dupont 1114.
FOR RENT-LARGE FURNISHED COT
tage. shaded private beach. good f1shlng:
available August s. Phone Wis. 1854.
ROOMS BATH. SCREENED PORCH
nicely furn.; lot 50X1 Oo, blocks to water:
year-around bungalow. Priced for quick
cash sale at 81 $50. Box S2-H. Star.
LOG CABIN ON SOUTH RIVER. FULL
riparian rights; 81 $50 fHT immediate
cash. Box 19s-H. Star.
SALE - COTTAGE FACING SEVERN
River. restricted, completely furnished
gas, electricity. running water. large
screened porches. For details call walnut
166I-J after $50.
WILL SACRIFICE
. cottages One located at Herald Harbor.
dition. Beautiful lots plenty of trees and
shrubs Will take small cash payment on
each Call Mr.. Guiffre. Col. 513l j. Sun.
or Rep IlS1 week days. F. ELIOT MID
DLETON. POS Investment Bldg.
PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform Small
Tnn1, n1pc
Evening star., 1938-08-03
HOUSES FURNISHED.
HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.

HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.
TAKoMA PARK. 1e7 BUFFALO AVE-
Detached. rooms and = baths. concrete
6.ll 18th st. n.w-6 rooms, automatic
hhe5 heat ouilt-in garage porches; furnished
o. B. HOPKINS.
Dist. 12.l or En- 1909. 1925 Vt Ave.
HOUSES UNFURkisHED.
4 R. AND, B.. NV H; sa5 90; chicken
Met 694l. New house.
NEAR NAVY YARDM6 ROOMS, BATH. BATH.
$40. Inquire $50 10th st. Sc:
GSrT2 cbaIs AKMY c5 ANP NAVY PTeF
to i / rms !, ba brick S75 to Sl2O; nearby
nddner Nd RiyeEdale v;rs,na rms ba snd s16
shade; hennery. barn; Vienna; $50. FUL- p;L
hDN f1ss 55 SofRos E2en ciey ts? 5Ss ESs ST. NV Dis
OPEN AND LIGHTED. 8 TO 9 PM, BY
p C. 10, 10 rms brick "a baths sTtomatic .t9
home. home x ) exposures' p 8 rms. ami: brick
garage: beautiful yard. Open. OWNER.
40 QUINCY PL. NE. R. AND B..
h.-wh.; elec., porches:, New-house e9ndi- end
Dist. 450s. Eve. Geo. $500. 1926 vt. ave.
11O5 D ST SE.-6-ROOM BRICK, ANIL.
garage; $3.50. Met. 1900. Dupont 1900.
TAk oN s5 xskheny g NJ astsFy M HyHq1
r. b.. gar. sleep. porch. Shep: 4067-J.
FoxALL. OVERLOOKING GOVERNMENT
rms Iaths COUPLE Sr ws rear
1s batb P PIn NEsx baTstsf
heat; new,house condition: $50. Call
SMALL sIx-RooM HOUSE BURLETTH.
Reasonabe, rent to right party. Call Wal
CHEVY CHASE. D; cEpETAcHED RIM:
bath. garage; | block school and bus;
oWaER; o7Si s7ls ssrd st. NV. Wis. e0ls.
LOVELY GROOM DETACHED HOME;
lot 6Ox15O: desirable location; rent re-
%s dyed 1nut to soss So Phone for information
BUNGALOW. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY;
rooms. bath. elec: refrigerator; porches;
SSsS:l' ;s;' g. s7 Ease st.
SLIGO PARK HILLS MIDHURsT RID
tion room. two-car garage. oil burner.
wooded lot. Open 5:3O-1O pm. =
CHEVY CHASE: D. c., MODERN De
insulated. attic and shade trees; house is
years old: vacant and reduced to S95.
j. H. GORDON. Cleveland 1885.
Ss s%5 SgEBFG T Pa p1od or gF qson
1924 Vermont Ave. Met. 5000.
HGaR 4coRs a Sshs HIGH IeersesSn seH1o Toom
in saraee large fenced yard; modern in
~ 1920 ao4s a5sh sEYsSt Street NV.
100. VA WAPtE r & 4 JAMES. "a me- me- aaAs
RENT s5g RERycED. ~
rod% Msxy sass .d aseT.son home 1edm s
nr,1zIIH57i zIH7i rFsf Sheridan St; 5,.l,;s{ MY. ,,oo
DUPONT CIRCLE SECTION.
large large rooms. On; baths firepiaees. % servants
nator and latest and most economical hest
ing plant; newly decorated. For lease BY
ehe.ye the year e private family only Call Wis
BUNGALOw-5 ROOMS. AND BATH.
OIL burner, electric refrigeration. rec.
ttss ~ ;4Eas AziaSF r. r. ,,.,
800 DELAFIELD PL. NV
8 rooms and bath. corner house; m
4917 KANSAS AVE. NV
6 rooms. sleeping porch and bath:
oil heat; cleo. refg.' garage $1,000
$50 MADISON ST NV
6 rooms. 2 baths recreation room.
sleeping porch and garage; elec-
trio refrigeration: hot-water heat S12 so
H. G. SMITHY CO.
e11 18th st. N.Ws National 1904.
Evening star., 1938-08-03
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.

DUE TO UNFORESEEN CIRCUMSTANCES
CLIENT WILL SELL FOR LESS
THAN TRUE WORTH
Attractive home on corner lot; house
has living room dining room kitchen and
delightful living porch on first floor; 3
bedrooms inclosed sleeping porch and bath
on second floor; finished attic. automatic
heat. TO responsible purchaser will con-
slider $500 cash and balance of one trust
at 5oa interest until paid. An unusual
opportunity! j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Met 1IaI until q n m