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Evening star., 1938-06-10
IRISH FAVOR|TES
IN C|NDER GAMES
Michigan State Also Keen
in Central Collegiate
Championships.
BY the Associated Press.


MILWAUKEE,. June l0.-Notre
Dame, boasting well-balanced squad,
was rated as the team to beat as track
stars from more than 80 schools
gathered here today for the 18th
annual central collegiate outdoor
track and field meet. Preliminaries
were scheduled for this afternoon
with finals tonight.
The "Irish," winners of the central
indoor meet. have men who should
score in most of the field events. The
squad is headed by Bill Faymonville,
defending titlist in the shotput and
discus.
Michigan State, runner-up to Cali
fornia IN the I. c. IA meet last week,
is another strong possibility for team
honors with an almost certain point
winner in Harvey Woodstra, double
victor in the hurdles of the I. c. "A.
Wilbur Greer. a sprinter, and Ken
Waite and Dick Frey, distance run
ners, are others who should connect.
Wisconsin. with Chuck Fenske, one
OF the Nations great milers; Walter
Mehl, 2-miler; Ed Smith, hurdle
ace, and Milt Padway, pole vaulter,
has four likely point getters.
Pittsburgh also Is figured among the
favored squads, with Johnny Wood
ruff, the 440 and $50 yard race
veteran; Pete Bennett, high jumper,
and Edgar Mason, . sprinter
Evening star., 1938-06-10
43 LETTER WINNERS
AT NAVY GRADUATE
Lacrosse, Track, Baseball, Crew
Squads Are Hard Hit-James
to Captain Stickmen.
Rv the Associated Press.

Fv the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, June 10.-La-
crosse, track, baseball and crew squads
at the Naval Academy have suffered
through the graduation OF 43 letter
winners.
Ten oarsmen and coxswains received
their diplomas last week. They will
be lest to the academy after the
Poughkeepsie races on June a.
Eight men were lost to the baseball
squad. including Capt Bill Ingram,
who hit .448.
The track team was hit by the loss
Of dash, hurdle and distance runners,
and weight men.
Nine were lost by the national cham
pionship lacrosse squad, including six
regulars.
Coli and tennis teams lost a regular
each. and four rife squad members
were graduated.
Midshipman N. w. James of Annap-
oils. goalie. was chosen captain of the
stickmen for 1899.
Midshipman j. c. Oldfield of Shen-
andoah, Iowa. undefeated mile runner
this season, was elected leader of the
track team.
Evening star., 1938-06-10
S0FTBALLERS BATTLE

Inc 1our leading clubs In the Dixie
Night softball League tanrle tonirht
IN ma double bill at the Ballston (va)
oan park which will wind up the
NsVy Department meets Red circ,.
80. ~ O'CLOCK and DR.. Pepper and
Marine inspection play at Q.
DR.. Pepper needs to win n tai. ~.
unoisputed lead. while If Marine IN
spection wins the tirst half viii end in
Evening star., 1938-06-10
TRANSMITS GOLF It:
IS TRUE TO FORM
Jameson vs.. Hill and Berdc,
vs.. heWboId Is Lineup "
in Semi-FinaIs.
By the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
TULSA, June l0.-Match play in
the Womens Trans-Mississipp Golf
tournament simmered down today to
brace Of matches between players
every one agreed are the class of the
200 who started the title quest four
days ago.
In the upper bracket Champion
Betty Jameson pitted her youth and
vigor against the steady and expert
enced Mrs. Opal S. Hill of Kansas
City, who won her first of four Trans
Miss title in 1928.
Miss Jameson was Just 9 years old
then. 1t wasn't until two years later
that the San Antonio miss rented %
set OF clubs and played her first
round because somehow, I just al
ways wanted to play golf"
Berg on Her Game.
In the other match, Patty Berg of
Minneapolis, the delight of the gal
leries, was up against Mrs. Patti New
bold of Wichita, experienced Kansas.
otate champion, who held the Trans
Miss title In 1892.
Patty Berg, co-medalist in '36 and
81, has played excellent medal golf
in the present tournament at Oak
hurst Country Club.
Mrs. Newbold, an excellent COM
petitve player, yesterday was forced
to the twenty-first hole to defeat Mrs.
E. r. Hurry of San Antonio UP.
Miss Berg eliminated Mrs. Lillian
zech of Chicago, and 5.
Mrs. Hill Below Park.
Miss Jameson came into the semi
finals at the expense of Mrs. Frank
Goldthwaite, Fort Worth, who has
been on two Curtis Cup teams. Betty.
defeated Mrs. Goldthwaite, 2 and /.
Mrs. Hill clicked of sub-par to de-
feat Miss Sarah Guth Of st. Louis.
and 6.
Miss Jameson and Mrs. Hill tee of
at 1:30 pm. &C. S. To. The othe-
match follows five minutes later.
Evening star., 1938-06-10

Heien's years OF big tournament ex-
perience would bring her home victor
against the Brown girl
Others said that Marion is
hot" and point to the COMPETE
tor who is at the crest of her
game as the one apt to win any
match.
Helen had her troubles yesterday in
subduing Southpaw Mrs K. S. Giles,
whom she managed to lick by and
2 after turning / up
Marion, on the other hand, burned
up the track to subdue steady Mrs.
Walter r. Stokes with a score around
women's par for the course, winning
by 5 and 4. surprisingly large
margin against such a good golfer
as Mrs. Stokes. The other flights
would up yesterday, with the follow
ing results:
zssess ss;Mi Mr. C. 5ssss4s 5sssxls
susan Hacker chevy chaser, beat mrs. v
Third risht0Mrs. Ora Emse Beaver
SSionan 2 and Console tien-Mrs: H,
Crisp tcoiumbia}, ) and l.. -'' "
Msno Gsath defeated MS H A. Knox sGons lcon
geressionaD g ! up; consola.ion.Mrs: F;
Baker Indisn SPRING., and &c.,,
attached. defeated Mrs. J. r. Powell
coop.r Manor anS defeased M2s ThsodoTe
Peyser tWoodmontl. and 2;
lumbiD. defeated Mrs. R. c. Jones Con
sressionan' & J up l9 holes; Consolation1
Mrs; r. F. schlosberg (Army-Navy)
cs:ys 9s.,s s:i.s.ss M2s 1e, ee2s:S ,ssS
tArmy-Navy), ! up. 20 holes Consolation
j. R. 6e Farses s tcoia%bs. of's'dso 1s ssa
cssss sssh dsssst,a Mr.. Lewis Clark n;ss.
Beaver Dam). and 8; consolation--
Mrs + B. Helan !!Manorl, and $;
Ninth nisht-Mrs. Don Hutchinson
fMM:noT fM:noT defeated Mrs LACEY
Jaryis Columbia. defeated Mrs. R. c.
Tenth fiieht-Mrs. James Hill. jr
{ManorI: defeated. Miss Jerry Weibie
.Army;Nayy} and 2 Gonselstion1Mrs &c 9IstIas Mrs
Z. 4. swinsie !Coneressionan. ana /.
Eleventh -flight-Mrs. E. Widmayer
(Argyle). defeated Mrs. Houston Harper
(CongressionaD. 6 and 5. Consolation
Mrs. H. c.. Allen tArmy-Navyl. defeated
Twelfth night-Mrs. W. Harms lArmy-
Navy,. defeated Mrs. A. L. Alderman
Evening star., 1938-06-10


ta1nly want to play If can get past
that qualification round" Maybe that's
the way to feel about it. I know Ger
tain other pros are sharpening up their
tools and wearing bunions on their
hands practicing for the sectional
qualifying rounds next week. And I
also know that Cox, who happens to
be the king-pin of the pros around
town and holder of the District open
championship, isn't worried about it.
Either that or the guy has 50 much
confidence in his ability to get his
game in gear at almost a moments
notice that he figures on qualifying
without working too hard to get by.
Maybe that's the casual way to do
ito go into the tournament and
work up to his game Will never has
been one to get excited. and probably
he figures, knowing Five Farms as he
knows 1t, he can cuff the ball around
IN 145 or 50 without lot of practice.
Well see how it works out, but II
there Is one guy who refuses to be
concerned about a tournament he
wants to play in it's Wilfred Cox. He
has played just four rounds since he
took over the Congressional job.
I guess there isn't a century,
shooter around town who hasn't
played more golf than the Dis
trict champ.
Perhaps that's the way to play good
golf; to refuse to let it get you down,
and work yourself to death on the
practice tee.
Hufty Three Shots Back.
Page Hufty, reigning champion
golfer Of the Chevy Chase Club,
started the final round in the tourna-
ment for the F. Oden Horstmann
trophy today only three shots back of
Trolley Wire" John F. Brawner and
Ralph D. Quinter. who were dead
locked for the lead at the 54th hole
with totals Of 226. Hufty shot a "a
yesterday for a 54-hole total of 229.
Quinter, who bagged rs yesterday
against Brawner's 78, incurred two
stroke penalty Wednesday when he
removed stone in road at the l4th
hole. The penalty was not called
until yesterday, and he added two
shots to his rs, tossing him into q tie
with Brawner for the lead. Reeve
Lewis added II for a total OF 23l,
and Bev Mason had 78 for 24o. Frank
Reeside and r. w. Fleming, jr., with
drew.
Evening star., 1938-06-10
CHOICES OPPOSING
IN DIvOT STRUGGLE
Playing Quarter Finals of Metro
Women's Golf-Orcutt Out
for Sixth Title.

BY the Associated Press.
PURCHASE, N. Y, June 10
Favorites are playing today in the
quarter-final of the Metropolitan
Women's Golf championship.
Maureen Orcutt, five-time winner
Of the Metropolitan title, eliminated
youthful Janet Younker OF White
Plains, N. Y, and 3, and meets Mrs
Syivania Annenberg, Long Island
champion. who disposed Of Mrs. Will
liam r. Kirkland, jr., of Locust Valley,
N. Y, and /.
Charlotte 'Glutting, New Jersey star,
whipped Mrs. Ray Torgerson OF Forest
Hills, NJ Y, 3 and 2, while Mrs. Henry
Dietrich Of New York was removing
Mrs. Thomas J. O'Reilly of White
Plains, 3 and 2.
Evening star., 1938-06-10
WOrsha1n Is Far
Back With an 83
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
DENVER, Colo, June 1o.-Lewis
Worsham, jr,. only Washington
ID. CO. entry in the national open
golf tourney here, held little hope
of qualifying as the competition
entered its second day, carrying an
80 as an anchor.
Worsham, Chevy Chase Club as
sistant professional. stuck with the
leaders yesterday on the first nine
with a SO. one over par. but ran
into trouble on the back nine to
register a Al. Nothing less than a
sensational round today would
bring him within the realm of the
low so players who will qualify.
Evening star., 1938-06-10

Ace Team Seeks
Wightman Trophy
By the Associated Press.


WIMBLEDON, England, June 10.
With Helen Wills Moody and Alice
Marble heading the array of stars,
one of the strongest Wightman Cup
teams in the history Of the classic
series was out to capture the cup
for the U. S. for the eighth straight
time today and tomorrow.
Even the loss of Helen Jacobs,
veteran Californian, failed to dim
the American teams chances
against almost the same British
team that lost to the u. s. at Forest
Hills last summer, 6 to /.
Miss Jacobs injured her arm
in practice set against Mrs. Sarah
Palfrey Fabyan of Boston and has
developed a stiff neck and shoulder.
Evening star., 1938-06-10
SCORES AT PING PONG,

Twelfth Street Y. M. G. A. ping pong
team defeated Southwest House, So,
In matches played at the "Y."
Summaries:
21.I6: Watson (Yl defeated Bogeerson
22-20, 1921, lille: Knisht (s. W. de.
feated Thomas, 22-2o. 1921. 21-ls: 4.
Williams (Y) defeated Harris, 1871,
21-10. 2l-7; Hamilton (Y) defeated Rich.
mond, ellis. 2l.1e.
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Dettweilee Plays Brown.

The match the feminine golf world
of washington had been waiting for
was played today at Indian Spring,
where blond Helen Dettweiler, the de-
Tending champion from Congressional,
clashed in the final round of the
District women's championship with
equally blond and equally engaging
Marion Brown, the George Washing
ton University schoolgirl from Indian
Spring. Opinion was divided as to
the outcome, some claiming that
Evening star., 1938-06-10
PATENT NETMEN SCORE.

Patent Once racketers today held .
So decision over w. p. A. takine tn.
nrst three matches yesterday in a
Departmental League match.
stocklinski and Ruckman P. o. de-
Patch and Moncure IN. 81 defeated NJ,
poweH and Powell, 60. 6-4; Iidoff And
Levy q. o. defeated Beyis and Voisflt,
defeated Elmer and orenawalt, 8-3.
20; Ross and Crickbaum fW p. Al
defeated Woods and Behn, 6-2. I3,
Evening star., 1938-06-10

A new professional record for the
revamped Manor Country Club course
stands today to the credit of Eddie
Stevens, assistant to AL Treder at
Manor. Eddie shot score of 68 for
the par-7o course, getting out in 80
and back In IS in a match with w. L.
Jones, Tommy Bones and Harry
Vandy. Here is his card:
Stevens, out 80 432 544 1858
In --- 544 544 423-35-68
Evening star., 1938-06-10
HAMMER GETS FIGHT.

Murray Kanner, local heavyweight
who is serving as sparring partner
for Champion Joe Louis, will stack
up against Jim Robinson, former
national amateur champion, in a
10-round semi-fina at Philadelphia
June 20,
Evening star., 1938-06-10
Rod and Stream
BY GEORGE E. HUBER.
friday, June lOD

od Man Roccus Ineau.he rockhsh will be with and
his striped
fishing lately around
by Piney Point r.
in
spot sport from the strpers the Eastern
Evening star., 1938-06-10
WAR RACKETERS SCORE.

War Department tennis team de-
feated General Accounting netmen
SO, yesterday on the Potomac
courts.
Summaries:
Christehberry- -Bitonti defeated Haskell
Allen e.. 81, 90. Thomas -Stauffer
Heller-Anderson defeated Ward-Meunier
g. 6-1 Gillespie -Sinkov defeated
Winslow M; Smith. l0-s. 6-3: Tarbay-
6-3
Evening star., 1938-06-10
Straight Off the Tee
By WALTER McCALLUM.

For who played exactly
Cox the money putting stroke the saghtne
G. A. championship a
Unworrd about the
from gathering his big driver Wifi
before
in the
Evening star., 1938-06-10

HAVE FIELD, NEED FOES.
Michigan Insects have a diamond
and would like to book games. Phone
Ken Ludwig, Decatur 0192-W.
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Golf

Continued From Page C-l)
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SACRIFICED INCOME.

rooms. made into 2 apartments and
one one, extra large room: hot t-water heat, oil
ourner' close to Lincoln Park: 2-car gar.
926 N. CAROLINA AVE. Sc.
Domestic differences force the sale OF
this property which now produces S1lO
per mo. plus IN apartment for the owner
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Natl. 91a,. 925 New York Ave NV
Evening star., 1938-01-27
HOUSES FOR SALE.

sui! st.. nv; .g0o near school bed4oons' & ss ?
Tower SHMS5E SS;isiss. s. sSsSsS Ss!lsa:, ooso %.
4 HOUSE AT PRICE TO FIX Up; THIS
100000 IT, gas and city water within
p, ave Sc. T in Nd. T Let h Us show wit il and and
'..r ,7,a ( fqg1s y Nv & SHOEMAKER Mi. ,,es.
HtS3SRHfASasS R3@$s% %4 5%4Hssa e safzAs zSdH Eo4
tSe eerfa trasi sSsi yaHs nszf *.
small house WsP,H Sp lHt in 1E tTads sss Mr. Peck
1924 14th st. NV. District 3347.
TRADE-EXCHANGE
Every year at this time I make quite
line Of new, houses than usual; 8 rooms
bath; bath, 8 na AND : rooms, baths a also bed,
oom rooms S and @ Ss.h on anSSs ocr and
Dist. 334s. clev. 4944.
7th AND GALLATIN SITS NV.
rear porches finished as rooms. i eiec. refris-
orator and in new house condition. Truly
TTortdh Torda,n your immediate inspection Call
$6,o5O-1N MT PLEASANT, WEST OF
18th ST. overlooking Rock Creek Park.
sleeping porch, hot-water heat, 3-car
sspEAeHEb seTass vfEs gK1eR sR9d IN yaes CHEVY
ed lot; one-halt SQUARE from bus and
era,ion; porch, Slate roof sarase. Very
well sHaNNeN 2a1ls asS e fi5ePi9es5 G1cas CO. buy
1905 II St. NV National o345.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

INDUSTRIAL AND End COMM.
vacant ground; ne. and s.w. locations.
VIII build ana lease or sell. Call MR..
PRICE. Columbia 3436J.
IF YOU WANT TO START A BUSINESS
IN, IN RAPIDLY GROWING NEW SECTION,
SUITABLE FOR FAMILIES. 1st COM
MERCIAL. UNDER $4,000 BARGAIN
PAUL P. STONE. NORTH 7471.
BLADENSBURG RD.;. OUTBOUND SIDE,
garage and small gas station ONCE or
store: alley at rear: formerly held at
$4,000. now priced at $4,000 We can
also deliver the adjoining so feet if neces-
Sary.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1919 K st. NV. Natl. 1855
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

SEVERAL MODERN BUILDINGS. NORTH
west locations; Is to 30 units; we'll
annual rentals. large transaction makes
this unusual opportunity available for
limited time only. Statements to bona
f1de purchasers SHANNON & LUCHS
CO. 1905 H st. NV
NEW SMALL BUILDINGS. ONE JUST OFF
Maryland ave ne. one on St. NV;
splendid Investments
SAMUEL S. SPRUCE,
Tower Building. National O0SO 2Ss
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50. 500.
4 CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN.

A CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN.
Nowhere can you find a better VALUE,
LoCAIIoN oN or DESIRABLE home. West
full-size rooms. bedrooms !. tile baths.
: porches, attic. oak floors. fireplace, GAS
81. 800 cash and $50 per month until
paid. Army and Navy officials are urged
to investigate. Why rent at S1O0 or more
when you can realize such q saving OF
obtain real investment or home?
L. T. GRAVATTE,
129 18th St. Realtor. National Oc53.
Eve. Phone. Cleveland 53l9. Mr. Valk
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE,

sites throughout BEAUTIFUL MONT
GOMERY COUNTY, MARYLAND Several
new listings in the SANDY SPRING SEC
T1ON. Invest in MONTGOMERY COUNTY
land NOW. E.. C. THOMAS. 1927 I St.
NV. Phones Dist. 2141 and Dist. 4712
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A CONSERVATIVE
INVESTMENT

We have moderate-sized apartment
available for purchase: new and fully
leased: after liberal allowances for all
expenses, depreciation. possible vacancies.
purchase price: OF The many Similar prop
critics that We know about. this one
stands out quite by itself. Call Mr..
Ripley. EDW H. JONES 4 CO. INC.
Cleveland 200 Evenings Emerson 1850.
COLORED-2 SMALL BRICK HOMES;
rented. total $3.50; near New Jersey ave.
and < st. NV. Want offer to settle estate.
FRANK M. DOYLE, realtor, 927 18th st.
NV. District 1865
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

bUSINE9S PKOPEKTY FOX KENT.
near Dupont Circle; splendid opportunity
for an active man. Will consider trade,
MR.. PRICE. National 1852
1909 9th ST NV.
Near A. F. and L. and Machinist Bldgs-
Lge stores. suitable for wholesale or dis
play PURPOSES: $50 per mo. Key at UNION
INVESTMENT CO. Rm. 201, Machinist
Bldg. National 5536
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SULGRAVE MANOR

b13O CONN. AVE.
Modern elevator building. secre-
tarial telephone service. electric re-
frigeration on house current. Resi-.
dent manager. Several apartments
have cross ventilation.
With inclosed porch
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APARrMENrs UNEuRNlshEp.
54OO 7th ST. NV.

2 rooms, kitchen. bath. modern corner
apt house, Frigidaire on house current.
Rent. $40. Apply janitor.
8 rooms kitchen. bath; oil heat. refriaera-
ton; $47.5O. C. w. SIMPSON CO.. 1924
Vermont ave. Met. 570O.
COLORED-ONE, 4 ROOMS. HEAT AND
North 5504.
COLORED-924 ST NV APT. l.
: large rooms, 3 large closets, private
bath, Venetian blinds: heat and light fur
nished: $35 per month to Government
employed only or come well recommended.
Key at 1895 10th st. NV.
COLORED-2 ROOMS. DINETTE, KITCH-
rnned employed a ape eoupe; hGm SIS sos Isps 1sth
st. NV. North 6091.
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WESLEY HEIGHTS.

Sl.}.9oO.
Owner. transferred out Of town. will
sacrif1ce his dellah,iul corner home: is less
than TWO years old and in perfect condi-
lion. II is the outstanding buy in this
section. For appointment to inspect call
j: DALLAS GRADY L SON,
ilo4 vermont Ave. District 1880.
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS.

AUTO LOANS IN 5 MINUTES. S25 TO
5000. Open evenings. AUTO MART. 2SO5
Georgia ave. Columbia 1270
AUTO LOANS-QUICK CASH AT LOWEST
rates. No indorsers. Confidential Present
payments reduced. Call Mr.. Davis. Dist.
$3.50. POTOMAC LOAN CO., Suite 80.
1901 18th ST. NV
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

DECATUR HEIGHTS. MD. IS LARGE
rooms tile bath fireplace spacious porch
garage. large yard; furn. or unfurn; ideal
for children close to school and transpor-
tation. Greenwood l965J.
NEW APT. BEDROOM. LIVING ROOM
changed: Is min. Wash: near bus. Alex
andria 26}-M.
ARLINGTON. VA.
One Broom and bath and one Groom
and bath apt. fully equipped Kitchens.
Electrolux refrigerators heat and hot
water: must be seen to be appreciated:
adults only zoos North Lexington St
near Lee Highway. Phone Clarendon
15ll-W
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APARIMENIs WANIEp.

Mnls sdults. in refined neishSorhpod hH & Mnd aFonnd
$50. Cleveland 3642 or Box 396-A. Star.
EMPLOYED COUPLE WITH CHILD 90
desire furnished > rooms. kitchen. NV.
Phone District 1872. 2S'
FURN.. RM.. KIT. BATH. OR NEAR
bath: mod. conv.; walking distance new
Post Office; not over $35: pvt. home or
apt; with no children: by Feb. l; clean.
Box 42l-H. Star.
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HOUSES WANTEp 70 RENT.

TO ASSURE SATISFACTORY TENANCY
and efficient management of your prop
erty be sure to place it with this once.
ROBERT w. SAVAGE
S01 Union Trust Bldg. Nat. $500
Property MANAGEMENT for Fifteen Years.
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HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.
HOUSES uNEuRNIsHEp.

NEWARK ST. = FOR WINTER OR
oneer. . rooms. > baths oil heat: greatly
.educed OWNER. Potomac 4315
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IRO8 CONN. AVE. NV. .

Eight-story elevator building. elec-
tric refrigeration on house current.
Resident manager on premises.
rooms kitchen and bath.
$3.50 to $4,000
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WATER FRoNT PRoPERTY.

seEs7 s.ssS x3Va en s Ssg At Mr,ts toi
Aoo booklet Post 0@ce. Aaya Nd.
Evening star., 1938-01-27

The DUTONI
1717 Goth St. NV.
Elevator service. Resident manaser.
2 rms, dining room, kit. equipment.
rec hall and bath =. sol 90
( rooms. kitchen and bath $1,000
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2128 37th ST. NV.
Row brick dwelling with four bedrooms.
bath. automatic heat. garage; $500.
643 Ind. Ave. NV. Natl. 03b0.
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10th ST. CORNER,

4-FAM1LY FLAT,
Containing 3 rooms and bath each: build
ing years old: tenants furnish own heat
Total rent. $40 per month. Price, S13.-
800. Call Mr.. Guifire, Met. 2sa5, 2S27;
Atlantic 1870 ewes
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
c0S
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REPOSSESSED.
NORTHWEST.
SPECIAL!
$5,250.

Brick BUNGALOW 5 rooms tiled ba tn and
shower attic, hardwood floors, h.-wh.;
located Just off Western ave. After reason
able down payment. only $500 per
month. including taxes and insurance.
GOSS REALTY CO.,
1405 Eye NV. National 1853.
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2lOO 18th ST. NV.

THE RHODE ISLAND
1437 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
Desirable downtown location.
S.story elevator building. Elec. refe.
on house current. Resident Manager.
9 rms. kit, d. a. and bath - $50
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. BILTMoRE,
near 19th-1O large rooms . baths 3 fire-
places; bedrooms; many large closets; .
porches: Gear garage: , car lines: stores
theaters nearby; good condition through :
out. Ideal for income. Ready Feb. /.
Columbia 1871. evenings Shepherd 3411
Evening star., 1938-01-27

MANUFACTURER DESIRES TO RENT 2O,-
600 so It. of space; End comm, for occu-
pancy about May l.: give full details In
renlieS BOX T8-H Star
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-23
SOCIAL SECURITY

According to the Washington Review, sentiment
for lessening the burdens of social security taxes
contributions" the politicians call them IS stead
lily gaining ground, as the wide disparity between
payroll tax collections and benefit payments be-
comes more fully known.
The figures, says The Review, are startling. In
the current fiscal year it is estimated that payroll
tax collections, both federal and state will amount
to about 81, 200 100000, whereas for the same pc
Rod payments to benefcaries under the plans
financed by the social security taxes are expected
to be approximately $1O0,000000.
"In other words, out of every $12 collected from
employers and workers this present fiscal year 1t IS
estimated that only 81 will be paid out IN old age
pensions and unemployment benefits. The balance
is being used to defray theexpenses of the federal
government.
"There is no longer any doubt that these new
and heavy payroll taxes, together with the broad
gap between collections and payments, are having
depressing effect on business" E"s
What pleases the spending politicians IS that
there is balance for defraying expenses of the
federal government The social security taxes go
into the general funds of the federal treasury 1t
has been said that the taxes will be used In cutting
down the national debt. The federal government
issues IOUs.-Charleston News and Courier.