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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-14
Entries for Big Dog
Shows Will Close
This Week End

Entries for the Philadelphia and
Camden shows should be IN the
hands of the Foley Dog Show
Organization, 2O09 Ransted street
Philadelphia, this week end.
The show will take place in Con-
vention Hall in Philadelphia on
saturday, November %, and IN a
new exhibition hall in Camden on
November "a.
Special arrangements have been
made for dog exhibitors with the
Pennsylvania Railroad to provide a
coach on the train that leaves
washington at 7 o'clock SATURDAY
morning. Dogs may be taken into
this coach, either on leash or IN
crates. Similar coaches will leave
the Thirtieth street station in Phil
adelphia on Saturday and SUNDAY
nights at 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-14
Poir Of Stote EIevens
Not Given Just Dues

In the meanwhile, in the midst Of
all the hurry burly. two exception
ally good State teams have been
slightly overlooked. One is Penn
State and the other is Mississippi
State.
Both of these State teams have
football players who measure up
with the best in the country.
Few teams and coaches ever meet
the chance to set a new football rec
ord.
AS far as I can check back through
some 40 years, Herb Kopf and Man.
haitian belong in this exclusive class.
Did you ever hear of team before
that had fl points scored against it
and still went on to win?
I'll tell you a funny thing about
that game" Herb Kopf said. Before
the game in all seriousness I said
to the boys. I just don't want you
to quit. I mean, even if they score
10 points against you, keep hustling.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-14
The
SpoRTLIeH7
Tradition Overlooked
ByMost Grid Fans
By GRANTLAND RICE.

II wish more people could under
stand the difference between
traditional football and just another
game" a veteran coach said. II
mean by that the difference in
spirit. No team today can play
itself out every Saturday. If 1t did,
It would be wreck after the first
three games. BY that I mean such
games as Yale-Princeton, Army
Notre Dame, Army Navy, Princeton
Harvard, Yale-Harvard, Dartmouth
Cornell, Cornell-P Pennsylvania, STAN
ford California, Syracuse Colgate,
Michigan Northwestern and many
more
1.-THE fundamentals of football
largely belong to the spirit, to the
mental attitude for that one day
especially blocking and tackling-
where the underdog can express
himself in terms of rugged physical
action and pressure.
1--WE are coming to those games
now. For example, a year ago Min
nesota ran all over Michigan. That
was Minnesota's main target. Then
Purdue came in for 1913 tie. This
time Purdue isn't as physically
equipped as Minnesota. But Mime
sofa has just slipped by four vic
tories that might just as easily have
been defeats-and if Purdue can get
keyed up for this game, anything
can happen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-14

Effective quarterbacking, an item
George Washington University
football team has missed in its last
two games, may hold the key to
the Colonials' success or lack Of it
in Saturdays game with Kansas at
Grimth Stadium.
OF the multiple injuries G. w.
has sustained this season it is likely
the most damaging has been the
chronic charleyhorse suffered by
Quarterback Sam Babich In the
West Virginia game. Babich, who
missed the Colonials' losing till
with Wake Forest and subsequent
scoreless tie with Bucknell, may not
see action against the Jayhawks.
G. w. Ready to Wait for G. U.
Babich's signal calling never was
appreciated fully until his absence.
Last week q makeshift quartet of
Ken BatSon, Eddie Wilamoski, Tom
Grady and Walter Welc tried d.
recting the team with little sue
cess
With some of his regulars still
favoring bumps received in recent
engagements, Coach Bill Remnant
may attempt to preserve them for
the Georgetown game on November
%. The Colonials could make their
season a rouSing success by whip
ping the Hoyas and they won't over
look any measures to accomplish
that ambition.
Meanwhile, reports .trickling in
from Kansas report the Jayhawks
in excellent shape and enthused
over their sturdy stand against
Oklahoma last week. Kansas held
the Soorers scoreless until the last
10 minutes before losing a 1870 de-
cision.
Kansas Has Star Center.
Don Pierce, Kansas center, gave
one of the greatest exhibitions of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-14
World Title Cue PIoy
Draws Eight Players
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14-The world
championship Pocket Billiard
League opens its 1904 COMPETE
ton Monday with eight players rep
reSenting six cities.
Andrew Ponzi, defending cham
pion; Erwin Rudolph and Willie
Mosconi will represent New York
billiard academies.
Other competitors and cities
they'll represent are. Jimmie Caras,
Philadelphia; George Kelly, New
ark; Joe Procita, Boston; irving
Crane. Syracuse, and Onofrio Lauri,
Scranton, Pa.
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chalant and knew so we'll every
thing that was going on out there
that he even talked an official
into reversing his decision" they
reported. The Sooners had bet
ter watch him Saturday or he'll
talk them right out of the game"
1t is all sham. Underneath,
Paul was as jumpy as a coed at
a sorority rushing party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-14
Sports Mirror
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Today a year ago-Ray BLADES
signed to manage st. Louis
Cardinals again In 1910.
Three years ago-36,OOO saw
Detroit Lions, led by Earl DUTCH
Clark, trounce New York Chants,
ITO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-14
Christmon Fosts, Proys in Grid Prepping

game Christman was dumped to
the ground, only to bounce up
with an aside to Biff Jones,
Husker coach, What do you
teach 'en, Biff. touch football?"
Oklahoma scouts who watched
him at Boulder Saturday credit
him with "the impossible"-talk-
ing an official out of a decision.
He was so cool and nom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-14
Stote Societies to Roll

Promising to be one of the biggest
of its kind, the State Societies Mixed
Duckpin League will have its inaug-
ural shortly at the Lucky Strike.
Delaware State Society rollers have
taken the initiative. Interested
bowlers should contact Betty Hill
at Hobart 1859.
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>ch Heavy Choice Beat Anacos Tomorrow Take East Division Title
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TOMORROW.
Football.

Tech VS.. Anacostia (series),
Anacostia Stadium, 3:l5.
Wilson VS.. Central (series),
Central Stadium, 3:15.
Gonzaga VS.. Roosevelt, Roose-
welt Stadium, 3:15.
Washington Lee vs.. Eastern,
Stadium, $3.50.
Dewitt VS.. Bulls School, at
Central, 2::30.
Hopewell (Va) High VS.. George
Washington High, Alexandria,
800.
st. Andrews VS.. Landon, at
Landon, $3.50.
Loyola Of Baltimore vs..
Georgetown Prep, Garrett Park,
Md, $3.50.
Swimming.
Senior Y. M. c. A. VS.. Eastern
Branch, Boys Club of Washing
ton, Eastern Branch Pool, 7::30.
SATURDAY.
Football.
hdliSdS vs.. 1tOISe WdSllliiSlo H,
Griffith Stadium, 200.
Hardin-S Simmons VS.. Catholic
University, C. U. Stadium, 200.
Juniata VS.. American Univer-
sity, A. U. Field. 2:30.
Georgetown VS.. Boston College,
Boston.
Maryland VS.. Virginia Military.
Lynchburg, Va.
Maryland Freshmen VS.. West
ern Maryland Freshmen, West.
minister, Md.
Howard vs. st. Paul, Lawrence
vile, Va.
st. Adams VS.. st. James, Hag-
erstown.
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Plenty Of College Stors
For Pros TO Select

Arguments already have picked
up pace as to which star college
backs the pro teams will go after
first This time there will be plenty
all along the line-plenty for all
Harmon and Kimbrough are not
the only stars-not with King, Rea-
gan. McAdams, Eshmont, Standlee,
Thibault, Piepul, Saggau, Allerdice,
Hapes, Hovious, Lalanne, Rohrig
and long list of others who know
their way around.
The pros this season have had the
best set of backs in history. The
1888 and the 1889 crop was we'll
above normal. The 1910 crop will
be even richer in talent.
What they would all like to get
Is another Sammy Baugh. That
fellow" Jock Sutherland repeats,
els terrific. He's a nightmare. He's
still haunting me-"
In the same way there will be no
deep Bowl problems to send the New
Year spinning on its way from Cali
fornia to Florida-not with STAN
ford, Texas A. and M, Boston Col
lege, Fordham, Georgetown. Ne
braska and probably the winner of
the Mississippi Mississippi State
game for consideration at this spot.
If Oregon State should happen to
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stop Stanford while Washington
cleaned up her remaining games,
there could be another snarl along
the Pacific Coast. Stanford's advan-
tage would be her win over WASH
ington, in case of conference tie.
Evening star., 1940-08-18
R. A. HUMPHREYS
Bis 7th ST. NV.
1890 WIS AVE NV

Opposite Murphy's SC and I0c; store
about - 500 sQ. f.. Will lease or sell l..
oulre sos 9th St. NV. !. RAPPAP0E-
Evening star., 1940-08-18

ESTATES Mr.. THE NATIONS CAPITAL.
lor those wishing comfort seclusion, beau
". SPACE and view. within 10 miles.
4-year-oid brick rooms. 3 baths. 6
acres, stables cottage
~ rooms, baths, 16 acres. magnificent
view of city
II acres Q rooms. "la baths, observation
tower. beauty unSuTpa SSed.
. > acres: overlooking Potomac 6 rooms
: r9'hS h'~h e'orat'or beautiful
!acres' magnificent 10 rooms, 2l2 baths
% acres old house to restore, > Are
places in living room tOthers),
p 2 LAMPOPN
LIZ. LII
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COLORED-S35O cash.
REFINED COLORED.
81 O STREET NE.

$4,000 mo. buys 503 G ST. ne: : rms,
bath, h.-w.h.. etc: immediate possession.
Get busy. OWNER, 5503 10th ST. NV. 49,
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LOIS WANISD

PUu DEP Will PAY HIGHEST CASH
prices fo- lofs N D. c.: white or coloIed.
BOX GS4L star.
Will PAY ALL CASH FOR SUITABLE
lots D c. or Nd " 7. COTHERN, g1j
N1w York ave NV MA 14l6.
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR COLORED
los. d c. X. 7. COTHERN, gI5 View
York ave. NV. Ma. 14l6. l9'
LOT IN ARLINGTON. FAIRFAX OR
MONTGOMERY Counties. near bus. at least
75xI5O. level high elevation. large trees.
all facilities IN and paid. about $3.50 cash,
BOX 35S-I. Star.
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One of the finest properties We have
ever been privileged to offer. Six beautiful
rooms with two lnclosed plastered porches,
two complete baths. laundry trays. screened,
veatherstrlpped in front full basement with
front and rear entrances, new metal roof,
new automatic hot-water heating plant.
newly paoered throughout, woodwork
scraped and reflnished, stairway and floors
refinished. This property is in the pink
of condition; y block from North Capitol
st, ard ready for the most eXacting in
spection. Huge kitchen, large electric re-
frigera tor, gas range: basement can be used
as a recreation room Rear bedroom piped
for extra kitchen if wanted. House easily
arrsnged IN three apartments. Priced at
S7.SOO and clear OF all encum brances. Open.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
a95 New York Ave Realtors. MA. 9197.
500l East Capitol St. IL 3540
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INvesrMsN1 pRopERrY WAITED

I DESIRE TO BUY APARTMENT HOUSE
not over 500 0uu, smaller preferred ,parl-
ly vacant or rundown property considered,
AGENTS. attention Box BIOL. Star.
STORE OR INVESTMENT PROPERTY
Will pay cash, principals or y. GUY
WHITEFORD, Ma 2432 Southern Bids
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STORES FOR RENT.

CENTRALLY LOCATED, ABOUT 5000
parking: very reasonable. 81 o st. NV.
2465 18th ST. NV, NEAR. INTERsEc-
ness; repair 70 suit tenant
NEW STORE. COR. MINNESOTA AND
Clay SITS. n.e.-New development. Ideal
drug etc. ME. 1900, Il 4543-J.
2IO4 r. / AVE N.E.-sToRE NEW CON-
ditlon Suitable 9Ie for beauty paarlor or auto
LARGE DOUBLE STORE, 28o3-5 VII
son blvd. Arlington; great opportunity for
dsnsrment eota4s bssE 81 2s ggni
PAGE &; STOTTLEMEYER. 2sOl wilson
210 eth ST s.E-LARGE STORE. DBLE.
windows. any business. AVa.. som. Low
rent. For all information call Georgls s7l2.
BEAUTIFUL. NEW LARGE STORE MOD
eru IN every way hea' furnished. coed
70. any business. reas. IOl5 Ga ave. nv
5l13 GA AVE MODERN STORE LA
dies dress shop and -. 6ata r,, zp W.
Vernon, ave DI 6@Io
50 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW.-sTORE
Tlpht party. $50 Ma s424 MI RICH.
D-N LANE-COMMERCIAL AND INDUS
TRIAL USE. S2O-~G5 MONTHLY
MI. PLEASANT sT.-MODERN STORE
has full cellar ana rear entrance .f-rooIl
business: low rent. Gail OWNER WO 5000
l.0s 18th ST. N.W-GOOD LOCATION
for any business. Inquire l2lO 18th s..
s55,oO-1Il6 11th ST. N.w.-DoWN-
500 oo-S74d 1e,h st. ne-aox35.
$40 uO-I336 llth Sc. near Navy Yard.
TEOS. D. WALSH. INC.
SIS 1lth St. NV Dl- : 121-
BOOB l4th ST NV
At lith and Columbia I'd. or 4th ST., :, %.
39l5 l4th ST NV
Newly painted. l6x45 $50.
20Iu ST. NW
Store. rear room ana 4aVatO-y- $40
GUARANTY REALTY INC.
1905 X ST NV. National O5s7.
I1u7 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
Store with , rooms above, bath. e!ec'
WAPLE 4 JAMES INC
1924 l4th S. NV DI S346.
LARGE CORNER STORE DOWNTOWN.
suitable for res, ,aursut and delICatessen;
perfect condition lease to responsible ten
an. near l2.h and Eve "; fine store
for most any business. reasonable rent.
VIM. T. BALLARD,
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LOTS FOR SALE.
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BETHESDA DISTRICT NEAR SCHOOL
and bus: high wooded lot. 60Xl2O feet,
with foundation already in; gas, public
water and electricity avaHeble; price
S1100.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1913 st. NV. MA. 1856.
HILLANDALE
Wooded or cleared. level or rolling sites
of one-haf acre or more, from Sl,25O up;
city improvements; over 80 homes COM
pleted; New Hampshire ave. being con-
structed to development terms. To reach:
Drive out Piney Branch rd. miles from
d. c. or call SH 3355. 25'
$500 AND 81 600
Detached homeSte, beautiful Summit
Park tadloinS HlllcrestJ many nicely
wooded. comparable OTIS selling for twice
these prices Branch Office, 36Ol Alabama
ave. sc Lincoln 1000.
ADELBERT ". LEE.
1343 II St. NV. District 1900.
MILES D c
40 desirable buIlc ne lots. suitable for
low-cost housing s.so 20 adjoining gCre,;
Total sale price 5000. terms. ERWIN
REALTY co Call EyattSylLe O33f Ewes
W,!il-li l"jl.
FOR SALE-APPROXJMA 81 $50 SO.
r. area. vicinity OF 32nd and RlJtenhouse
SIS W and present improvements thereon.
Land facing two streets
CHAS. s. SHREVE,
Sole Agent,
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D-"sOUTHGATE VALE LOTS.
S4a5 lust Ike IN the mountains. hIgh
elevation, clean. airy. large oak trees. IS
lots sold To reach Columbia pike 70
Queen St BOWERS, Hill Bids. Ma. 4064
COLOPED
Builders and homo builders attention.
lots available a. right price in Northeast
section. uear SmOrhers SChoo.. proposed
recreation center. new junior h!Fh school.
bus service water and sewer. near Penr-rg
I'd and Central ave ne. terms arrangsd
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
Qo5 = Ave Nv. Realtors. Ma a191.
5Ou1 Fast C7urtol 6 Il $3.50
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EXCEPTIONAL VALUE.
NEW WOODBRIDGE HOME.

4I24 18th pl. e-Beautlful corner stone
home u rms. 2i2 baths. large living I'm,
stone fireplace, modern kitchen. recreation
rm. with fireplace; slate root. oil heaL; IL
sulated. Weather-stripped, screened built
in garage Price reduced $1,000 for quick
sale Consider house in trade.
WM. R. 1HOROWGOOD,
o0"4 Rhode Island Ave NE DE. O3l .
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81 500
*
CONVENIENT 10 NAVY

CONVENIENT 10 NAVY YARD
Attractive small. semi-detaChed brick
home between II c. ave. eHd Pa. ave. Sc,
2-story and cellar. 5 rms. bath. INV h.
cleo Eve or Sun. Mr owen. CO. $3.50.
n GpANIA rINI1I
Evening star., 1940-08-18
REAL BUY.

Northeast-S units. Annual renal over
$4,000 Priced right. $4,000 cash Will
handle, balance terms; or might consider
clear, vacant Call MT. Carney.
BRADLEY, BEALL & HOWARD, INC,
National Oo1I Southern Bldg
Evening star., 1940-08-18
FOR COLORED

Asa K St NET rooms and bath.
h.-v h, basement; S4,500.
306 G ST.. ne, nr. Union, ,Station-6 rms.
and bath furnace heat; S4 500.
HALL g. BRO, 1904 H st. NE. IL. 1891.
Evening star., 1940-08-18
ADJ. UNIV. OF MD.

"H3 rIdGe ID Wood Ide Park e rooms
and bath built-in garage This is new
home. Lc1- 80. LL.o ont and look these
Evening star., 1940-08-18
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT

MODERN STONE AND FRAME HOUSE
IN beautiful country set tnP: 3 acres. -
miles. n C; GLEN ND p" in center Of
Potomac Hunt Counrrv. near C0rrreesional
Country Club: b.d-rS > baths. servants
rom and hath Call owner r. J AILCN.
SUNDAY, ME l42S. weekdays. NE 1855
ATTRACTIVE HOME IN BrAUTTFUL
R0semout. Alexandria, Va. 500 Russell I'd
- bedTms maids rn.. oil heat. newly
decorated; lear garage. Open SUNDAY.
5-RM BUNGALOW FINISHED ATTIC.
lots. trees and shru5be-y. new gas rance
and Nv h. IOC bus fare prlce - 500
reasonable terms H MILES. Marlboro
ave and c s.. Hillside Nd
ROsEMONT. ALEXANDRIA - COLONIAL
basement, oil heat OWNER. Alex 1856.
MODERN @-BEDROOM BUNGALOW. GIL
heat. convenient TO CarderOck Testing
BASIN. owner transferred WI. 1907 Is.
Evening star., 1940-08-18
1T LOOKS LIKE

The automobile is here to stay; so why
not get out OF that Stufy little apart
ment ana move INTO this lovely, new. de-
tsched hcma in Barnabv Woods: large liv.
rnl, din. rm., kit. and paneled library,
with laVatgl. on frs, 7oOr. ) beQrLS.,
. sparkling tile baths built-in garage. large
screened perch and a beautiful wccded lot.
all Icr the very reasonable price OF
SlH.95U. Please call Nj NoVelle, EN-
5l2t ] MLSLEv BrCAANAM
Evening star., 1940-08-18

VERY PROFITABLE NEARBY MD. HOTEL
with ample eating facilities: serving Wash
trade. Illness prompts sale. Principals
only. Box 222-L, Star
DESIRABLE HOMES. ALL SECTIONS OF
Arlington, Va OLD DOMINION REALTY
co Chestnut 6312
Evening star., 1940-08-18

5-ROOM BUNGALOW. LARGE LOT,
picket fence: shade trees. garage, all MOD
ern improvements: $500 down: balance like
rent Sale by OWNER. 2124 N. Lincoln
Evening star., 1940-08-18
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE
SUBSTANTIAL

Rooming house on 18th st.. near New
Hampshire ave, very desirable location;
rent, Sl10 per month; assessed $4,000,
price. S11,15O. MCINTYRE CORP, AID.
Evening star., 1940-08-18

CENTRALLY LOCATED ABOUT 5 1000
square feet, excellent for warehouse: ample
parking, very reasonable. - ST. NV.
2465 18th ST NV, NEAR INTERSEC
tlon-Large-slZe store, good for any busl
ness; repair TO suit tenant.
Evening star., 1940-08-18
COTORFD
OPEN TODAY 70.

OPEN TODAY, 1875.
1854 Irving St ne Det on large lot
boxlO0: Z rooms, bath, auto oil heat,
porches,. large attic, etc. Completely recond.
80 M. Bernstein g. Co., ME. 54OO.
Evening star., 1940-08-18
STORE VALUES

1882 14,h 81. n.v.-store. base.
ment S215 no
1900 st. n.e-Store, large corner 25u 90
500 K St nw.-LarGe store, elec,
Gas, toilets l95 90
zoos Conn. ave. n.w.-store. 2nd
floor $50 Oh
1897 Good Hope I'd se-Large
store elec. gas theated) l25 90
e,ec, gas ga '''' " 1900
gas. h.-wh. theatedi 1900
ST. nw-Store. elec. gas,
h-V h. 50 On
Sic MINI ave. ne-Store 81 600
bath htea.ed ht 49, 45o1
AS New YORK ave. n.w.-S;ore,
cleo, Eas 50
l12I Fla ave. r e-Store @ 90
3 A HUMPHREYS
Evening star., 1940-08-18
HOUSES FOR SALE.
OPEN TODAY, 1875.
5en2 NJ CApITOI, ST
Leo, M Bernstein g. Co. Met. 54OO

Modern det corner : rooms, bath, large
kitchen and dinette. porches, etc. spacious
grounds with plenty of fruit trees. Beautl-
fully recond and reduced to only S6,9oO on
terms.
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BARGAIN.

rms, beautifully decorated oak floors,
chestnut trim, fireplace open. OWNER,
North 433S
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

FROM OWNER. IN Mt. PIEASANT-6 OR
: room house: reasonable. Box 206-L.
Star.
BUILDER WILL PAY HIGHEST PRICES
for large houses in mixed nelghborhoods.
2SS-T. Star
Evening star., 1940-08-18

10 W
$3.50 Down and Balance so Monthly.
Newly recOnditlOned rooms, brick, "
baths: all modern convenlences convenient
10 stores and transportation FEDERAL
FINANCE CO. 9lo New York ave. n W.
MA. 14l6
Evening star., 1940-08-18
WOODBRIDGE,
1905 CENTRAL AVE. NE,

TWO-FANILY house. separate entrances;
Q baths, kitchens. fireplace. hot-Udter
oil heat; screened and weather stripped;
front perch; an excellent buy at $3.50,
terms
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
p2b n Y Ave NV Realtors Ma g191.
Evening star., 1940-08-18
BARGAIN.
CENTRAL AVENUE.
RANDOLPH VILLAGE

S15O Down and Balance $40 Monthly.
Newly completed-5 bunG allows, rooms
and bath. full basement. lovely lawn, lot
sOX10O each, all modern convenences,
right on main road. To get 10 houses. 90
Heights Open for inspection Sunday from
! pm. to 5 pm FEDERAL FINANCE CO.,
R1 / New. York ave " MA Il it.
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1218IRVING STREET N E.
HIGH-CLASS COLORED.
1906 18th STREET NE.

Beautiful broom and bath bUngalow,
automatic hot-water heat, hardwood floors,
shrubs trees and flowers: all for the new
low price, $500. Immediate possession.
Open. Terms.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
9"5 New York Ave N Realtors. Ma 91N7.
5OOl East Capitol ST. Ii 3j4O.
Evening star., 1940-08-18
OPEN TODAY, 1875.
2541 THIRD ST NE.

Corner brick, s rooms tile bath auto.
oil heat pcrchss. etc. large grounds, com
pletely reconditIoned. Reduced TO only
So, 10u on ,erms
Leo. M. Bernstein & Co.. Met. 5400.
Evening star., 1940-08-18
STORES WANTED.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

MODERN COUNTRY ESTATE HOUSES.
barn, other bldgs.. 1 4 acres land, on Sia
highway. Southern Maryland. 20 mHes
from 7. C. viii eXchange for small WASH
inCton income property. DIXIE REALTY
Evening star., 1940-08-18
1901 GALLATIN ST. NV.

real home among giant trees; The mo-
nent you enter you are impressed by, the
rms. bath on second floor: > bedrms., bath
on first; 2.GaI sar deck above; wonderiuII 1,ei,uI
built-ln features. Open day and night
MISS REED Genrela SNS2
Evening star., 1940-08-18

CoLoRED-sEvEKAL GROOM AND ToI-
let houses: gas electricity NV. ne. ana
sc. sections. 500 down, balance like rent.
Good chance own your own home out of
rent money you pay. V. S Hurlbert,
Ma. 1910. WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP,
Q3l ST NV
Evening star., 1940-08-18
FALLS CHITRCH VA

NEW BRICK. ALL SOLID MASONRY. SIX
rooms, recreation room. freplaces, li2
9oR oo2 sG cfARK Oh cRosMANSd Res Mh2SdW99a
West JeferSon 81 Falls Church loiH
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L. 7. GRAVATTE,

729 10Th ST. Rea-T0T. Ma. V1o3-
FOR COLORED-711 FLORIDA AVE. NE.
-S6,450; Colonial brick 20 f. wide,
lge. rms. bath. > porcheS: new-house con-
dltlon: 2-car brick gar: terms. MA. "u39.
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VIM. T. BALLARD,
l@"l Eye St NV
ARLINGTON-4 BEDRMS
BETHESDA. MD.

S617 Garfield Street
In Huntington Terrace.
Attractive new home. u large rooms. .
baths; bedroom and bath first floor; ga
rage; auto heat air conditioned. beautiful
lot with large trees Price reduced on rea-
sonable terms. Open
L. G. WHITE. INC.
7l0l Wisconsin Ave WI 1000 .
SILVER SPRING, S6,250.
. new brick bungalows , nice-sized
rocmS with large attic. suitable for .
addltlonal rooms and bath. plumbing and
hcatine extended ell modern equipment:
OIL heat $500 down, So 80 Der month
located IN the heart Of Silver Spring. .
blocks from Georgia ave. near shopuiug
center. Out Georgia ave to Silver Spring
ave, turn ri"ht - blocks 20 Grove 81 8.
left to houses. WN f RICHARDSON,
broker 9599 Franklin ave. Silver Spring
Nd. Shepherd 6413
NOT JUST ANOTHER HOUSE,
But really home. with Individuality,
:i-bedrm. brick, bu!lt-.n garage, shaded
lot: nr. country club; $3.50 An inspection
VIII be worm your time Oren eye,. until
= !4@G N. Columbus ST. Arl. Va.
OWNER. Chestnut 5l1O Oxford O515
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COLORED.

BeHUTIIUI EHaIIdIu IdTUt0S,
42nd and kenlIworLh ave. n.e.-turchase a
lot IN splendld nelghborhood: 4oHl :
ern home. HOWARD S. GOIT, Colorado
Bldg. Room /. Lincoln 6S93J. Salesman.
+. M CHIVES
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32O4 22nd ST, NE.
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW.

Norm r I ave p SQUARE; y rms. a m I -
inspection invited today, IDEAL location
and real bargain. +. {, MAYNOR, '-3li
Z q Mn,.k l-.LA
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NEW BRICK HOME

oS36 9TH s. ne.-Smart. broom bunga-
low. ami. oil heat fireplace cheap. open.
H. c. MAYNOR, 23l4 r. l. ave. ne. North
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Modern home. s rms. bath, fireplace, base
Tsnt en pfica stt' r.dsacsd 10 81 cH