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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-11
Terps Toss Soccer
Series Into Tie
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
COLLEGE PARK, Md. Nov. IL
University of Maryland's surprise
Al defeat of Towson Teachers-un-
beaten in three years-has thrown
the State intercollegiate soccer
championship into three-way tie.
A play-off among Frostburg, Mary
land and ToWson, all defeated once,
will probably be held the week after
Thanksgiving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-11
Not Much Chance Of Goal Posts Being Moved Up

Restoring the goal goal -verbaly-stl takes up
lot time But don't think there coming
eer NOT by next The
al least those whom have talked recently
putting the posts back where almost everybody they belong
Inc posts moved
ing injured by crashing into them goalne plays While naturally
I'm Tor anything that will down the
that one than trife
which players have crashed into the posts
been looking at football
skpa on the point don't believe the
in that fashion anywhere being
kickoff.
Those who want the goal posts restored
would revive field goal kicking which still hourishes profess
but
that the position OF the posts has nothing
goal kicking but that it due solely
for three when, fast-movng game
wiserand easierto shoot ground
less but do believe that the
field goals The professionals
than the colleges kick field goals they?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-11
Coaching to Avoid Injury Stressed by Friedman

Benny Friedman also brought interesting although
has nothing to with
There aren't enough coaches who teach their
injury Benny said This is angle coaching that
could be by little study The boys should be
with fighter with
heavy bocko fall loosely legs
played through school, college
football without suffering anything bue
have taught other players to do the thing
Zone when Pansky Georgetown playing
Giants getting
him how to injuries The result
and had such good that Tim Mara
the asked for the
did him favor that kept
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-11
Few College Football Titles Stake Today but Big Games Promise Thrill
Win, Lose or Draw
Arguments Over Grid Rules Already Here
By GRANTLAND RICE.
In the Temporary Absence Of Francis E. stan)

Arguments Over Grid Rules Already Here
NEW YORK Nov. II (NANA)-The controversial football
has speeded game
arguing against
arguments
already.
There the kickoff for instance This
tacuar ooba-and dangerous
two teams travelling toward other
impact bound be terrific The risk of injury greater
kickoff than other the players co
much likely
loosened body contact.
Most football fansand coaches
unwilling spite
that yet has Putting
the ball In from scmmage the 25yard
be decided by the flip nag
nation and that's the best substitute
So looks the kickoff
that doesn't still the voices Of those against it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-11

Five years ago-French riders
won military championship as
climax of national horse show;
United States second and Canada
third.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-11
Roosevelt Wins Rare Victory,

Touchaowns: central-.Porter t2). Bred
tin; Dawes. Points after touchdowns-
Steiner. Dawes, samperton 81 Iplacement).
Substitutions: Central = Dawes, Dunn.
Evans: Meisinger. Nevaiser Rock. Samper.
ton; Smith. Strombos. Tareson. Tucker.
kekeris, Kelly. Wilson-Kashishian. George.
Ernset. Scott Notz Gowaleski, Fisher,
Marsden. Benson. Hickson, Rabbit, Kerr,
Stout WYNN
Roosevelt's team owns the dis
tinction Of winning the Rough
Riders second interhigh game in 10
years and its first since a go VIC
tory over Wilson in 1887, defeating
Anacostia, 1856, at Eastern Stadium.
Anacostia, though still will figure in
the eastern division triple tie II
Tech beats Eastern.
1t was a vastly improved Roose.
(see HAWKINS, Page AID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-11
How They Stand
In School Series

RESULTS YESTERDAY,
Western. 10: Eastern, O.
Central. A.: Wilson. o.
Roosevelt, 20: Anacostia, 6.
GAMES FRIDAY.
Eastern VS.. Tech. Eastern Stadium, 3:15
Central vs.. Western, Central Stadium,
3:15.
PREVIOUS RESULTS.
Anacostia. Z; Tee O.
Eastern, 12; Anacostia, 0.
Anacostia. 20: Wilson, 8.
Central, 90: Roosevelt, O.
Central, II; Tech, z.
Eastern 10: Wilson, o,
Western. 90: Roosevelt, o.
Tech, 20; Roosevelt, Q.
Western. II: Wilson. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-11

Observation-Disclosures. Nance IDasS from
Wrenn). Point after touchdown-Barnes
.rushing). Substitutions-Eastern, Cohill,
BORROW. Craig. Kidvel: Western Bishop,
Billiards. 1glesias, Sarbacker. Gray. Eber-
man.
Central Triumph Convincing.
Central. demonstrate in convince
ing fashion it intends to cling to its
championship, smothering Woodrow
Wilson, 47-0. at Central Stor'''--- y
tune-up for the decisive Western
game.
Coach Hardy Pearce of Central
employed a plentiful supply of re-
serves In administering to Wilson
its worst trouncing of the season,
but his boys in blue scored In every
period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-11

(See A. A. u, Page A-17.)
Evening star., 1939-10-25

WOODBRIDGE.
New Detached Brick Home.
ONLY ] LEFT,
2609 NEWTON ST. NE
Open Daily Till g.
Six spacious rooms fully. equipped kitch-
en-, natural trim throuehout. automatic
heat large lot; Diet. garage: paved street
and alley. S9,450; substantial reduction
for all cash.
Terms or Trad
ROGER MOSS. DIST. 1921.
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BRICK BUNGALOW

acres. paved hwsv., 10 mi. D. c. s
large rooms. space for r. in attic,
pain 1u!l concrete basement. m j.. oak
hhorS. INV h. screened porch. metal
weather strips double garage poultry house.
mammoth OAK. garden: $4,000 part cash:
terms. "WENZ." Floral Park Md auto
route No. ). Phone Brandvwine "637
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y BLOCK 10th ST. NV.
Large lot. 57xl00; southern exposure. 2
bedrooms. beautiful baths. large recrea :
ton room; air conditioned; Do not fail
to call us for inspection of this beautiful
home. Price reduced for quick sale Liberal
terms LESLIE D MEASELL, Adams 956:, .
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HOUSES UNFURklsHEp.
63O2 5th ST. NV.


Semi-detached brick home, containing 6
rooms and bath, h.-w.h. fenced yard; ex-
cellent condition: near schools. churches.
stores Anf hENRY ssaes'Sr'f,tSsi RosB shS nc 20
1924 Vermont Ave District sl41.
3726 LIVINGSTON ST. NV.
7 es esc b.; oil burner: Lear garage, ~
5l4 SHERIDAN s "a ST. NV. "
rooms. bath. lear garage, h.-w.h., S52
4001 N. H. AVE. NV.
'AEi i4o4 II: DECATUR "a ST. NV. $3.50
is49 Z 4ERMoNT II SisnsI i AVE- 11E:'i NV woo
l445 PENNA. AVE. Sc. '''
Available Nov. lst, q r. and b. $3.50
WASH. LOAN g. TRUST CO.,
900 NV. R. E. Dept, Natl 344O
$85.75-1453 BELMONT ST. NV.
10 Essse ko0ms' ysrS : baths
American Security g. Trust Co.,
$65.75-18O1 POTOMAC AVE. Sc.
6 Rooms and Bath
, Screened Porches. Garage.
Electric Refrigeration.
American Security g. Trust Co.,
5th and Pa. Ave. NV. Ma 4s15.
1912 MONROE ST. NV.
Just west of 10th St; attractive detached
home II new house condition; contains &
bedrooms. > baths, oil heat; rental, SS2 so.
54O1 9Th ST. NV.
Very desirable detached corner home. 8
rooms. . baths. garage; in excellent condi-
tlon rental, Sc.
BOSS & PHELPS,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

7 RMS, 2 BATHS-s15O DOWN.
WEST OF MASS. AVE EXTENDED IN ND
. Nearly new house with porch h-w h i.
fireplace. cleo. range and refp lot 7Ox17O;
price. $3.50. Call Mrs Burgess. Wise
4253
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1110 K ST N W Nail 11GG
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W IA AZ O. VAuESo Inv.
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
1910 Tayior ST. n.e.-6-room brick CO.
lonia!; Just completed; every modern con-
$5GSS}SSS Ss$$ R${H$ sHasrs aE5s 3 ss 81
1917 R. l. Ave. NE. North 1908.
NEAR 9th AND PA. AVE. s.E.-S4 500.
Attractiye Colonial brick OF rooms
weathesr.-strpped, garage; ST, 100 cash
MI Per HoMn RSah N H9t hRgaHrwoon gad
Semi-detached Colonial brick, near the
Paul Junior High School-6 rooms TWO
heat, buit-in N garage; IND floor a com
plete Housekeeping apt, with modern
iiae KITCHEN and eles res In re eondi-
NEW pEFAcHEp BRICK HOMES ie VI NEAR; NEAR
THE CATHEDRAL,-$l0,950
Choicest section a0the Of the city; ;' hish iee res
fined and yet close to all conveniences
and the downtown section Center hall
EHvAToRY s Screened pIs1s; porch. isiie5 AIRlcoNs
DITIONED OIL HEAT copper cutters,
ba sIate u,I rqos is,, and brick garages Homes
1905 'iHNNSN Il s.. NV q LoohS NaTf. e.: as45.
YOUR RENT WILL BUY
The outstanding new home in the
ana Transportation: close to the new Re-
search Institute, > bedrooms, bath on End
noor. full-size living room with fireplace
dlning room and fully equipped kitchen
fun basement; automatic heat, attached
garage, large lot. II you are paying $50
or more rent don't miss this opportunity
Call j; WESLEY BUCHANAN. Wise 1915
until pm.
LONGELLOW ST. NEAR 10Th N.W.-THIs
quiet; high part of the city appeals to the
semitic businessman. We have, recently
in hn iuh cI,
men of this type. This house is well built,
has slate roof stone foundation, : rooms.
large garden, 6o-ft. porch. garage. rear
alley. Stores, bus and car line are nearby.
Price 81 900 MnM ASK s1%rl! ior ME- r7s Book
1719 K st. NV. Natl. 1866.
l4l7 WEBSTER ST NV.
OPEN EVERY DAY.
Price only $3.50. on easy terms. Two
story brick Four bedrooms. New, modern
bath with shower. Hot-water beat by oil
rage.
1415 EYE ST. NATL. 1862,
HOME SEEKERS OR INVESTORS
have real buy for 81 100. Six rooms
fsrm baih cs Mr. Close nrsn d9xntoxn s6 .ao Easy
WApkE I JAMES en INC s'ef, Dist to:s is4e
| ROOMING HOUSE AND A BRICK WARE.
house near 4th and Euclid sts NV, The
house has II rooms. 3 baths: oil burner
The warehouse is about -2ox75 fl, ano
partly > stories in height. Lot over 200 #
NesD ~ ,,LoU1s F. sHoEMAkER, '',' w.,
! 1919 K ST. NV Natl 1895
BUILDER S OWN HOME.
This beautiful Colonial brick home
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4216 ALABAMA AVE. Sc.
$10,500.
Wesley HeiohtS

wesley FcIgnCS.
We believe this to be the lowest-priced
home available in Washington's finest sub
completely renovated, inside and out. {
screened porch, modernized kitchen. auto.
matte heat. built-n garage It is nestled
IN g, setting OF shade trees and lot with
Gated within : s squares ' Of public f0 school %
THOS. J. FISHER e. CO. INC, DIST
$3.50; OR EVENINGS, CALL MR.. JONES
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
OUTSTANDING VALUE.
$3.50.
Az GALLATIN ST NV.

I
Exceptionally well-built modern home. g
rooms. bath, weather stripped, hardwood
noors ano trim, oil heat, built-in garage,
covered front and rear porches; in a
select nome owners residential neighbor-
| mood terms can be ARRANGED Call Mr..
bede!l. Coz. $685.. L B. MOORE tbroker),
927 18th ST. NV. Rep. 2340. Open 10 to o.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
fCnrtir,,alA

$3.50 CASH OR A LOT AS lst PAYMENT.
on new room or q room house In South
east. One OF each left out OF 40 built.
Monthly payments less than rent. Mr..
Giidden. Dec: 0O54-M Dist. 3347.
WAPLE 4, JAMES INC
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COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE.

SAVE SIS A MONTH BY OWNING YOUR
own f1ve-room. and y baths sammy apart
ment. Wei sell al small fraction of
equity on lnstailment basls. only $500
gown. o. Will consider trade Tel EN-
.5L9. Apt. 3O4, 5000 Tilden st. NV
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED-SMALL BUNGALOW IN SUB
urbs or in country; must be reasonable,
Box 17S-R. Star
BUY OR RENT 3-BEDROCM HOUSE.
convenient to Silver Spring. within 20
miles, cleo. available if buy. Box 176-R,
Star
QUIET, NEAT BUNGALOW. 3-4 ROOMS,
X. ana b; elec.: bet, D. c. and Woodbridge.
on good ROAD S@5-S:io no. Adams 2i3n-W
bet and . MR.. MILLER %"
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$3.50. 90,
RIIIl nER'S OWN HOME

This beautiful Colonial brick home.
built and occupied by the owner. contains
many features never found IN specula tive
homes Large rooms; elaborate bath. glass
conditioned heating plant. beautiful rfcre-
alton room, attractive garden: finest sub
300: or Mr.. JoSes after pm. All.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.-$10,950.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
4836 CHEVY CHASE ND

new detached all-brick home that is
living room 30 it. long. with fireplace and
beautiful picture window large dining
room with balcony effect, coZy den.
modern electric Kitchen 2nd floor, 3 large
bedrooms. 9 complete tile baths Il off
the master bedroom; downstairs is a
knotty pin recreation room. fireplace,
system: deep lot with trees. attached ga
rage; beautiful home and a fine loca-
ton at the right price inspect today
Chase blvd. west ? blocks to home
1901 18th St NV
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THE UNUSUAL
IN CHEVY CHASE n f

Only one block of Conn. ave on lot
72-feet wide Center entrance with large
living room and library to the right Din
Kitchen and pantry Second floor has
THREE bedrooms and TWO baths Built, !
garage: automatic heat. The price is only
Slh.950. Permanent financing no re-
newals Phone Mr. HALL, Rep. 11sl for
appt. to inspect F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
SO5 Investment Bldg
Evening star., 1939-10-25
S13.75O

18th ST. HIGHLANDS.
A charming detached brick home. on lot
b2xl56; close to Rock Creek Park; con-
tainS q rooms, 2 baths. recreation room.
finished attic oil heat, screens, weather
STRIPS, open fireplace, large living porch.
garage. Owner having bought larger home
desires Quick sale: clear: easily financed
Ewes phone Col S166
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
I'D 18th ST Realtnr Natl
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1908 EAST CAPITOL ST.
Or and baths: modern: new condition.
OPEN EVE TO $50
NEW DETACHED BRICK

OPEN EVE, Z TO $50
NEW DETACHED BRICK
BUNGALOWS. air conditioned; side porches.
full basement tile bath Priced from
81 ,990-S31 MONTH.
DRIVE OUT NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE u
NILE PAST DISTRICT LINE To RAY RID,
TURN LEFT 200 FEET TO HOMES
SAMPLE OPEN DAILY TO PM
A Home That's Different.
Present indications are that prices will
inspection this new all-brck home in
Chevy Chase D. C, for only
S9.95O
e large rooms. beautiful bath with tub
and shower, built-ln garage, screened living
porch. bay window in living room. air
conditioned heat and all of the desired
features YOU would expect to find in a
home much more expensive
lot so feet wide. beautifully land
scaped. makes this home outstanding. Very
CONVENIENT terms may be arranged. Call
DuDOn, oSn5
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$9,750.
Stone Bungalow-Tile Roof,

Situated directly opposite u S Govt
park, one, square west of Conn. ave. n
st: Elementary, junior and senior high
schools within moments walk 1t is
and has lifetime tile roof s rooms on
one floor, 3 bedrooms, tile bath, huge liv-
ing porch, Second floor is so arransed that
additional rooms may be added at minimum
expense. Plate glass windows throughout
AUTOMATIC HEAT, LOT % BY rs THOS
J. FISHER & CO, INC, DIST $3.50. OR.
Evening star., 1939-10-25
FLATS FOR RENT.

4ol2 KANSAS AVE NV = PRICED
reasonably. Good neighbo-hood Most
modern. Georgia s119
FOR. OLORED-2-FANILY FLAT, LO-
Gated in North Brentwood. Md: real estate
rel. required. Greenwood PISS 90.
Evening star., 1939-10-25
SACRIFICE.

1924 Quincy s.. w-Fine brick home.
in neW-houSe condition. most convenient
location. Onen from : 10 DIV daily
STARTLING REDUCTION.
To effect immediate sale We have been
authorized to sell this .,-heoroorl o-ba tn
all-brick new horne. at 50 $50 reduc-
ton of almost $1,000 from origp1a! sales
price. Located in North Chevy Chase it
is rare opportunity. For INFORMATION call
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Wis. 1918 until
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EXCELLENT LOCATION.

Unusual circumstances permit the offer
inc of this fine brick home IN the 18th and
webster st. area al verv low figure Con-
tanning bedrooms. baths. den or bedrm
on 1st foor. automatic heat and bric'
garage This property conveniently located
and priced at only IS o50--you must see
this home Cell Georgia o4l3
Evening star., 1939-10-25
SENSATIONAL,

$6.25O-S39 55 PER MONTH.
IF H. A. Approved
y large rooms. air-conditioned auto
matte heat; covered concrete porch;
artistic interiors, stippled walls. lavatory
in basement. Exhibit home & Hiawatfa
ave. ne. tbet. Buchanan and Allison
sts. adjacent Soldiers Home Park).
OPEN IL AM TO PM
BElTZELL DISTRICT 31OO
Evening star., 1939-10-25

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.,
I block of Conn. ave g rooms. baths
recreation room in ground floor, large
rooms elassed-ln shower. a home to be
proud Of: 1000 cash, balance like rent;
last one of group of | 8 homes Owner
and builder. District 2124. evenings Wood
lev O4.,o
Evening star., 1939-10-25
A Home That's Different
SEE THIS FIRST,

You owe it to yourself to SEQ this de-
] y blocks from Conn. ave Ccn2lerely
detached. g large rooms, > baths. @n'ehed
garage. Situated on hcaurifu,ly lard
scaped lo'. this home offers more for the
none tod and We heartllr Recommend
your INSPECTION Priced less than Sill .0Oo
This home NAV he purchased with S~a'
ca7h payment and terms much less than
Evening star., 1939-10-25
SPRING VALLEY.

2-car garage. 3 bathrooms downstairs
library with complete bath for guest room
II desired, recreation room with large porch
all above ground level.
FOXHALL AREA.
Beautiful home. never offered for sale;
clubroom. bathrooms and powder room.
CRESTWOOD
Double lot. 2-car garage; must be sold
Immediately.
FREDERIC L. PATERSON.
72o jackson ri. NV. Rsp. 20S0.
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ON CATHEDRAL AVE- NV.

Facing Rock Creek Pk-Large semi
detached brick house. 6 bedrms. . baths:
living rm.. dining rm.. kitchen: automatic
heat; nice. condition. Small down payment
balance like rent. All in one trust; no re-
neWals. Price. S10,500 HUGH B. CON-
NER; a23 18th ST. W. Rep. 1850; eve.
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SUBURBAN PRoP.-sALe OR RENT.

BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSES ON PRIVATE
estate, near Chevy Chase bus and U S
Medical Center. 2 to bedrooms. . lovely
colored tile baths spacious living rooms
recreation rooms. Phone Kensington 33s
Evening star., 1939-10-25
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

WEST R1VEP EPDALE-NEW, UNFURN 3
rooms. bath. shower, ultramodern elec kit
private Utilities furn. Near everything;
$50. 4:3i5 Joseph St
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WOODRIDGE SPECTAT,S IS

Open daily 241O r. I AVE NE-a
rooms. . baths. garage 22I6 SHEPHERD
SIT rooms. new brick, garage. $500
cash. 2o03 BRENTWOOD RID. at r. l
ave- bedrooms. only S6,950 Open daily
Inspect these lovely homes at once H C.
MAYNOR. 2314 L aye ne North 433S
Evening star., 1939-10-25
LOTS FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFULLY WOODED LOT. 6.yIe5,
l00x16S; high elevation; bordering park in
Ch. Ch. D. c. Ress OWNER. En- O3s5
LOT ON TAYLOR ST. WEST OF 18TH
Taylor st. NV. Decatur O724.
RESTRICTED CLEAR OR WOODED ACRE.
age tracts $3.50 per acre up, in Md, only
Is minutes drive from Navy Yard; easy
terms. OWNER Dist 132l
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

SUITABLE FOR NAVY OFFICER OR DEPT
offclal-Detached suburban-type s-room
baths. fireplace, piano cleo refs, washer
new oil burner, basement, maids room and
toilet: bullt-ln garage: conv Conn ave
bus. stores, schools and Cathedral Emer-
son 2326.
63O2 7th ST NW-CONVENTENTLY LO-
Gated for churches school, shopping.
Evening star., 1939-10-25

ABOUT 3 MILES BEYOND FALIA
Church. Va.-Lot 1O0x30O it, $500; S25
cash, SO monthly. Larger pieces II de-
sired MaRnif1cent oaks on most Of the
land. Ask for Col. Joyes. Evenings. cali
Col. 5s75.
1719 K St. NV. Natl. 1885
Evening star., 1939-10-25

APT. STTE-x3.5UO.
;, Three-street front. RAPIDLY growing Sec
tion. of Southeast: 1892 50. It.: bus stop
at the property; faces park: improvements
Just installed Evening phone Lincoln 1000
ADELBERT w. LEE,
1343 n St. NV Dist 1900
Evening star., 1939-10-25

FURN- APT IN PVT HOME AM, rnd
floor. rms. kit, bath. center hall Omen
on 9 sides. Modern conyeniences Alex
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HOUSES FOR SALE

1-RM. BRICK. CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
Sac. for quick sale. Low cash payment,
monthly notes less than $40. incl. carrying
charges. En-. 0192.
SS.250-NEAR MASS. AVE. D c.
Brand-new detached brick home. & lovely
planned rooms. modern kitchen. unusual
value; good lot high elevation and sur
rounded by more expensive homes. Be
prompt for this bargain, REALTY AS
SOCIATES, Natl. 14:bS until q pm
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Z

$40 Wet Madison Ave
Arm modern APT. elcc refg. LARGE
screened porch; ianitor service: available
Oct 15: SIS. Greenwood 294. or HyattS
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COLORED, NE. SACRIFICE.

Colored; excellent locations rms, bath:
| GRAHAM e. OGDEN. 3l3 Woodward Bldg
| National 1859. Ewes Wis 3126-J
Evening star., 1939-10-25

A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
Brick two-family dwelling Excellent To-
cation. near Mckinley High School Three
rooms and bath on each floor: separate
heating plants: tenants pay for own heat
and light. Income, So per month. Price,
S6,350; 81 $50 cash, balance in one trust
- SHANNON g. LUCHS CO,
1908 H ST. NV. Natl 2345.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-09-01
MD. DEMOCRATS FACING FIGHT
OVER SENATOR

MARYLAND was assured Demo
cratic senatorial primary when U. S
Senator George r. Radcliffe last
week announced definitely he was
candidate to succeed himself, and
Howard Bruce, party national COM
mitteeman and candidate for the
senatorial nomination, advised as
sociates he was in the race to stay.
The attitude of Senator Radcliffe,
a native of Dorchester County, and
Mr.. Bruce is expected to start
whirlwind of backstage political ma
neuvering during the next several
weeks by Democratic leaders not
only in Baltimore city but through
out the state.
This maneuvering, it was said
would pivot primarily around Sena-
tor Tydings and Mayor Jackson
That strategic moves already have
begun, but far from public view, was
indicated when it was learned one
of the Mayors chief political lieu
tenants had called on Mr.. Bruce.
Senator Radcliffe seemed surpris-
ed there was any doubt that he
would be a candidate for the Sena-
torial nomination.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-09-01
THE WASHINGTON SOUNDING
BOARD
]. E. Jones

Washington, D. c., Aug 2S-When
Congress was in session in its clos
ing days it was able to give Presi-
dent Roosevelt many headaches. But
the latter maintained his peace un-
til Congress had left Washington.
Within "a hours he had the
washington acoustics" under COM
plete control He said his Supreme
Court "objectives" had been at
tanned, he accused Congress with
having gambled with the Nations
future, he called for economy in
handling Government affairs, he
threatened to call an extra session
of Congress if war broke out. Then
he would bolt. if conservative is
nominated in an unfortunate sui
cide' of the old Democratic party.
The Halls of Congress were empty,
the members were gone. The Presi-
dent had his wayne monopolized
Washington acoustics" and the
strong voice of the opposition could
not answer Thus he regained hap
piness for himself and the New
Deal.