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Still Another
Negro Baseball
Team Plays Here

The Cincinnati Buckeyes, q col
ored team organized this year from
the pick Of young colored talent
throughout the South. will play An
exhibition game with the Smelter
team of the City league at Lincoln
bowl on Monday night. Game time
Is 8 o'clock.
Managed by w. 8. WEIGH.
who has developed more stars
for top colored teams than any
other man In the game. the
brilliant organization Of young
stefs il said TO he one Of the
best colored travelling teams
now entour.
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..... ~ 0 IL az 1
spOxANr

RUM batted IN, Whipple /, b
johnson /, Reese i. Mccormack q
Mcknight /. McNamee /. Jolley q
Stamper Bliss /; two-base hits
bases, Bliss, Bryant: double plays
Mcknight TO Stsmpcr 10 Reese Reese
unassisted; left on bases. Yakima ~
spokane Q; bases on balls, off Rud
nick 8. Bryant I. Serventi 3. struck
out. by Bryant q. Budniok 3. Ser.
venti 3. X. johnson q: hits. off Bud.
nick In s's for 7 runs. off Bryant
10 In o-plus innings for runs hit
BY pitcher, Mcknight by Budnick
Falconi by Bryant: wild pitches
Budnick 3: passed ball. Hauser; win
ming pitcher, Bryant. losing pitcher
Budnick; time, 2;2o; umpires, Cole
and Nenezich.
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Seattle Drops
Double Bill
ny UNITED PRESS

Lowry Portland last night
sneaked up on the lordly Seattle
Rainiers and startled the Pacific
Coast league leaders by winning a
double header.
Portland's blow for the common
people whitfield the Raniers lead
down to 1917 games. Second-place
Oakland lost, and third-place Los
Angeles won to leave the Angels
311 games behind the Oaks.
Forrest Orrell pitched Port
lads first win, "a. although
he allowed the Rainiers seven
hits against six for Gregory
and Radonich. The Beavers
got six runs in the first two
innings and put d"'"n a Sc
attic rally in the h.
The seven-inning n.shtcap went
to Portland. 50. Seattle tied the
score in the first half of the
seventh. but Portland got a run
in its half to win. Irwin, Dennis
ton and Harrell were on the
mound for the winners. giving q
total of five hits, while Bill Walk
er Of Seattle yielded 10.
Seattle had four errors in the
first game and five in the second.
The series Of double headers is
tied at three-all.
Oakland lost its third in n
row to Hollywood. 81. Bill
Fleming gave the Oaks six
hits, while his mates got to
Henry Pippen for eight.
Los Angeles took a 10 squeeze
from San Francisco. although Al
Epperly gave them only five hits
to work on. Ray Prim allowed
the Seals nine hits in small
patches. The only score OF the
game came in the sixth, when
Johnny Moore came home from
second on RIP Collins single.
Sacramento took q I'll decision
from San Diego as Tony Freitss
controlled the Padres on seven
hits. His colleague got II off
Bill Thomas and Jim Morris.
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Junior Baseball

Junior B baseball games for
Saturday. 10 a. m: Diamond T
Truck vs.. Tacoma Typos at Sta
dun; Strand Market vs.. Span
away Cubs at Harmon; Oakland
Addition VS.. jefferson Chiefs at
jefferson; Olympic Ice Co. Va.
BIB Washer Service at Lincoln
Puyallup Sportshack A. c. VS..
Washington Hardware at McKin-
ley plsyfield: Austin Sales vs..
Csmmarano Bros. at Portland
Avenue.
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vancouver ..........3io o02 l2s-i2
Wenatchee ....... oil io4 oio-- 8
summary: Runs batted in-Quinn
2. Edy 4. orteis. Jewell 8. Morehouse
J. schimer. spiker, Cailteaux, Ratio.
oamhHmmer. Edy 2. volpi 2. Quinn.
Jewell. Spiksr Three base hits -
Quinn 2. Home runs = Morehouse.
Lloyd. Samhsmmer Stolen base =
Stewart. Sacrifices - Stewart. Ker-
TO Morehouse. Sinner TO Cailteans TO
Quinn. Left on bases-vancouver 9.
Wcnatchee q. Bases on balls-Off Ker-
shaw 3, Jacobsen s. Dumler none.
Struck out-By kershaw I Jacobsen
8. Dumler none Hits--Off Kershaw
10, Dumier in inning .. Winning
pitcher--kershsw Losins pitcher :
Jacobsen. Umpires - Clabaush and
Moran. Time OF same-2:io.
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Jack Ballinger in
Senior Golf Finals

SEATTLE-Jack Ballinger, de-
Tending champion. meets Carl
Havens today in the finals of the
Washington State Senior Golf
association tournament at the
Rainier club here. Ballinger yes
terday defeated George Butter
field and Havens beat Roy Camp
bell. All are Sesttleites.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Louisville l. Kansas City 4; To-
ledo IA. Minneapolis 6-o second
game four innings; Columbus 81,
st. Paul Ia (second game ak in
ningsl; indianapolis at Milwaukee,
postponed. rain.
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Totali
SACRAMENTO

San Diego ............ 600 900 ooi-l
sacramento ......... 400 200 oOx-7
Losing pitcher. Thomas: innings
pitched, by Thomas 5is: at bat. off
Thomas "a; hits. off Thomas 10: runs
scored off Thomas Q. Morris l. runs
responsible for. Thomas 7. Freitas !:
struck out. by Thomas !. Freitas I;
bases on balls off Thomas 4 Nor
ris q, Freitss q; left on bases. San
Diego 8. Sacramento 9: home run,
Williams: runs batted in. Williams 3.
Grilk. King O. Millaro stolen base
Armada; double plays. Haslin 70 Gar
ner 70 Mcdonald. Mesner 10 Garibaldi
to Mcdonald; time, SO: umpires,
Falls and Snyder: players walking
Handley. Mesner. before, Armada 2.
erik, Wieczorek. King.
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Losing pitcher. Gregory; innings
R Riss. off ors GREGORY kadanio h: 4 run.
responsible for. Gregory 2. orrell I,
Radunich !: struck out. by orrell 9,
Radunich 2: bases on balls, off
Gregory /. Orrell 8. Radunich 8; left
run, Gil: two-base hits. Archie. Berg
strom. Rosenberg. runs batted in. Gill
q. Rosenberg 2, Hawkins. Berrstrom,
Archie 2. Campbell. Vanni; sacrifice.
e. Marshall double play. Schuster 70
Archie. time. l:6s: umpires. Powell
and Edwards.
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LOS ANGELES
SAN FRANCISCO

Los Angeles ..., 600 o01 Ooo-l
San Francisco .... 600 600 600
Runs responsible for, Epperly /;
bases o.. balls. Prim /, Epperly 4;
hit by pitcher. Norbert; wild pitch.
Epperly; three-base hit. Mayo: two
base hits. Holm, Collins. run batted
in, Collins; double plays. Botelho to
Wright, Wright to Burns. Stringcr 10
collins; time, 1853; umpires, Hood
and Engeln.
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Winning pitcher, Herrell: INNING
pitched, irwin 6is. Harrell a; hits off
irwin T. Harrell /; runs responsible
for. Irwin 4 walker a. struck out.
Irwin /, walker !: bases on balls.
off irwin 9. walker 3, Harrell 8; left
base hits, schuster, Rosenberg, Archie:
runs batted in. Kearse q Schuster,
Gyselman. Rosenberg. Dennisto
Bergstrom sacrifice. Gill. Walker;
stolen base, Schuster 3, Vanni; double
plays, Gyselman TO Archie, Kearse to
pires Powell and Edwards.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays RESULTS
Chicago s, Boston e.
Pittsburgh 2. New York /.
st. Louis at Philadelphia, off
rain.
(Only games scheduled).
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Portland 7-5. Seattle 50.
Los Angeles l. San Francisco O.
Hollywood S. Oakland /.
Sacramento Z, San Diego l.
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Bhtttd Tor PIpntn IN NJ
HOiIywoOn

Runs responsible for. Pippen s.,
Fleming o. struck out, by Pippen 8,
Fleming Q; bases on balls. off Pippen
2. Fleming 8; left on bases. Oakland
q. Hollywood 4. three-base hit. Dunn;
two-oase hits. Herman. Cisseli: runs
batted In Brensel, Cissell q Herman.
Raimondi; sacrifice. Gray; stolen
base, Rothrook: double play. kahle 20
Cissell 70 GRAY; time. i:+7, umpires,
Farming and Dorsn.
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Public Linkists vs.. Private Clubbers

Grantiand Rice. Bobby Jones,
and Herb Crafts win pick the
club teamA. and Damon Runyan.
Henry McLemore. and Davis ].
Walsh win choose q public links
aggregation.
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PROFESSOR LTNDsTROM

CHICAGO-Freddie Lindstrom
former Giant star, is conducting
a baseball school under the super.
vision Of the Chicago Chamber OF
Commerce.
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Ineir sole OBJECT VIII De TO cate
Because the larger the fish, the
more important the prize.
First prize, for instance. is $500
cash. which will not be hard for
some fortunate angler to slide into
his pocket, or hand over to the
little woman.
Second prize IL Mclean boat
and II. S. Johnson motor. Not hard
to take.
Third prize is a poggie boat and
Evinrude motor. Very handy to
any salmon angler.
Fourth and fifth prizes are
Sportsmen's and NJ. s. johnson
motors. while sixth prize
brings the winner a portable
radio. All handy gadgets to
have available at your call.
Then. too, there are other prizes
and still more prizes. The Poggie
club never goes second hand. Al
ways top flight.
These anglers will not be all
seasoned veterans of the sport.
There will be beginners and those
who have been bitten by the salmon
bug-itis year or more. Also there
will he juniors and fair damsels.
HALT AT NOON
Contestants must put their
tackle away at IL noon. just is
minutes after a pre-arranged and
understood warning signal will be
sounded. The signal will be repeat.
ed at noon sharp. the definite fin
ish of the contest.
Competitors will proceed to
the starting point at the Point
Defiance picnic grounds where
they must report to weighing
judges at l p. m.
When the weighing has been
completed prizes will be awarded
by Tacoma's hustling. wide-awake
young mayor. Harry Cain.
This is most important: All con-
testants must be at the picnic
grounds at the northwest end Of
the seawall at 1870 a. m. for regis.
tration and checking before fish
ing.
And listen You won't
have 10 worry about preparing
your breakfast. II you wish
you can obtain hot food At
Ben Grimes restaurant At the
Point. The place will he kept
open all night especially for
the Poggie clubbers. Ben,
sportsman himself, is granting
this favor to the anglers mere
" as a gesture of service.
So, Poggie derby contestants
prepare your tackle well sa,
a silent prayer for good tidings
and let 'er go.
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Fishing Begins Early
Sunday Morn at Point
Sixth Event Will See 200 Contestants
Plying Their Skill For Vuluoble Prizes
BY ELLIOTT METCAI.F

Sunday morning 25o o'clock just daylight
the darkness 200 hopeful
will begin plying their skill in the Defiance
They will be competitors the Posge club
prize salmon derby
Their sole object will be to catch fish possible
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chicago 8, Boston 4.
Philadelphia 7. Cleveland S.
Detroit S. Washington 2.
New York 10. st. Louis 4.
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LA1ndngs
INTERNATIONAL
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Tacoma VS.. Salem, rain.
Yakima 9, Spokane 5.
Vancouver II. Wenatchee s.
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with ELLIOTT METCALF

PEAKNC Of the Tacoma (Alenmore) open, here's three
huxxahs for genial Sam Aleu- who pioneered
the tourney which has become Tacomas golf classic
In 1883, thereabouts Sam took look around the
state, noted with what waa Wala Chehais and
: ether cities staging oneday golf tournaments
Tacoma didn't have anything like them sam thought
that Tacoma should have Aided by steve Obren anc
John Wise he laid HI. plans for such oneday tourney
The beloved late jimmy Aisnmore and cn
top initial each posting scores Of
orcvsn who then professional at srookdae won
knowing that was pronounced by golfers
An over e Pacific sos;a~. A1rs ss. I, fac. Sam had
dropped from $50 to $ss5 every year
,ss nom ~hs !. Tacoma s.ns.d and Of course right
he felt that he could no longer stand the epn
quickly the responsibility Of operating the
rne nam. was changed the Tacoma Open
golfers the have competed in the Open
including Ward the national amateur champion
Men Christian professional from Yakima copied first
n.ey in ,s ss soe n Hunter w" 70"
Ahead the field BY nine
IN. is ne s ws virtually unknown At that time getting
low amateur Torns scoe was
rSs rs.ssss sd for N. tn. In iss, Ian Macarthur
Yakima Harrinston incidentally the only simon
pus match n. Macarthur finally won
Ssp nsa1y h ~ playon
Conqdon and Thot TO-.
And then in 1888 the performance Of Chuck Cong
dou Tacoma Country and Golf club pro- which still the
e1D!sS' " ss"e -
Consdon fired 70 in the morning and then in the after
noon the slender parou:'er Ossso .Iouno INC oe "
course IN exacty oil stroMes, nne u"oeF PAL ivi "o
total Of lSl strokes He not only the title but set
new record for both Is and SO holes Of play
(iyan Walker Gun player from Seattle low amateur
Last year Stan Leonard who wound
Of Hamilton the golng priest
~ ov amend the amateurs .
star Leonard formerly c. Calgary
ONT did not this but several other
vnner. az he tournament are competing today Neil Christian
s vSrn rorfn . Chuck congdon Ian Macarthur Harry
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By UNITED PRESS

Salt Lake came back last night
to dsfsat Boise. 81. and regsined
IL six-same lead in the Pioneer
league.
Evening star., 1940-09-08
FALLS CHURCH VA.
CENTRAL AVE.
PANDOJ pH UTTJAcE

$3.50 Down and Balance $40 Monthly.
Five asbestos shingled bungalows Just
ment tiled bath, built-ln tub. kitchen
cabinet, sink all modern conveniences
lot S0x200; strawberries and trees. To
get to property. go out Central ave. ,
miles beyond Capitol Heights. Open for
insPeS5ion nHsT,s OF SIndsy from 1 Pm to pm
ave u " Natinnal r4lR
Evening star., 1940-09-08
oEEIcEs For RENT.

LIE DRoIT BLDG, so0-s10 F ST. NV
Large bright Offices and shops. central
locat ton; low rentals. Apply RIM. 10.
SMALL DESK IN OFFICE ON FIRST
floor messages received, $40 mo-, zoos Eye
st. NV.
ESTABLISHED LAWYER WILL SHARE
desk space. Box 264-R, Star.
SEVERAL OFFICE SUITES, 3 TO 8 ROOM
CO.. ME- BOIL.
EXCEPTIONAL FOR DENTAL OFFICE.
Takoma Theater Bldg. 4th and Butternut.
Inquire Room 702, Earle Bldg. RE. 0S00.
CONN. AVE. AND ST.-PRoFESSIONAL
quarters. comp. 1st a.; 4 rms, bath, heat,
cleo, water furn.; Sl25 mo. HO. 952S.
ONE LARGE OFFICE ROOM, 404 7th ST.
NV, S25 mo-; suitable any business.
DESK SPACE.
TELEPHONE sECRETARIAL SERVICE
locations. CALL DISTRICT 27o5 TO-DAY.
DOCTORS OFFICE,
1107 18th ST. NV.
Most exclusive bldg: will remodel to
EVANS BUILDING,
1920 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Single rooms, S25 to S35; hish-grade
occupancy, 24-hour service; "a block TO
U. S. Treasury: Apply on premises or
ooa 18th St. 1 Df 9o57
FOR LEASE, FLOOR SPACE.
approximately $500 50. it., near 9th
and sts NV. Immediate possession.
EDMUND M. osULLIvAN:
140i Eve St NV MA 7S4S.
Evening star., 1940-09-08
SUBURBAN PROP SALE OR REM
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

apt: house, good location: $4,000 cash re-
b, h,-w.h.. elec.; leased to responsible
tenant; annual rental, $500; price. $3.50.
ma. 1903
WILL SACRIFICE $1,000 EQUITY FOR
Sl;500 on new brick det. Colonial 3-apt.
sSs m snnas fsston fsn3 s9o oS
rented; ZEN D. large ef lot, paved street Box 1924
NEAR COLUMBIA Rp. AND 18th ST, NV:
Good income and home for investor; 4
cofamoa sRDlstsiS so Broters farnShed
2 HOUSES, 2 EXTRA BUILDING LOTS:
q acre, 232. 1T. frontage on proposed
blvd Owned; 2O-ft. right Of way TO an
Falls Church 2024-J
FIRST COMMERCIALS LARGE METAL
garages: sacrifice, $500, to settle estate.
Apply s25 st. ne.
/ STORE AND . APTs. IN NN.W-RENTED
70 colored for 81 ,260 year: price $3.50.
Nc Nc! Rf5ne: pIi aB3s RA: S44l' wAPIE & JAMES,
TWO 4-FAMILY FLATS. NEAR sHER-
man man aye a1a Park rd rented to 9EiI i
basement, containing hot-water heating
plants and Laundry, tubs 4 large porches. pore
sGssS srofers invited ap " No 5Ess bGdea
1865 Wilson blvd. CH. $3.50
CONSERVATIVE, SAFE INVESTMENT
Gas station IeaSed. to @ major maj oil company
better than 15ce on $4,000 cash invest
ssS g hSs ''Rszz
SPECIAL. BARGAIN = I2-APT. BLDG.
good section. all rented. Good investment.
SPECIAL! SPECIAL BARGAIN-CoRNER
drugstore. and i've apartments Store
ieaSeo' al apts rented a good Invest
50, 2,6CO1Row7BRICK DWELLING, RMS.
and bath. full cellar, cleo. Latrobe heat;
rented TO good white tenant at $3.50
DI. s9l7 w. L. MOORE. GE. 2s02.
WE HAVE FIVE DOWNTOWN CORNERS
investment downtown Washington corner
BErTZELL.
NEW 9-UNIT APT, S27 500.
Good construction. Economy stoker,
SAM RosEY. ADA ADAMS sCSH6 @Soo. '''VoO'
$3.50.
Md. ] mile from D. C. line on Cen
trail ave. n,e.-About 3 acres or s building
sites, together with frame houses. Rented
but in poor condition; must be sold, MR..
WAPLE & JAMES. INC. DI 1876
ST. NEAR CONN: AvE.--sANTTARY Y
grocery and ? apts. Income shows excel
LEM return on investment.
1St commercial, suitable for an apt. chain
stores, or any business. Priced for quick
CALI Mr. DRAIN, RE. a75o.
SMALL INVESTMENT
"-family brick fiat, colored tenant. good
NV. location. Annual rental, Sl,020.
Price, $3.50. Call Mr.. Middleton, ir.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
-205 Investment Bldg. RE. 11s1.
IN TAKOMA PARK MUSHROOM DE-
| tsched brick: rental. S105 per month: sale
price, $1,000. first mortgage, So 600: ST.
800 cash required In addition to taxes,
| insurance. OIL etc. this property shows
q net return of s25 per month.
JOHN A. BRICKLEY, DI. 1921
APIS. A. MODERN. BRICK. HEART OF
| Silver Spring. / corner, ) units, 5 r
and b. each; annual rent. S3324. Price,
! SlT500
3 apis. 4 units. r. & b. each: annual
rent. each S2,376, fully rented: each,
$4,000; terms aTransed: Mr.. Robertson.
SILVER SPRING REALTY CO.
S617 Colesvllle Rd. SH. 1852.
s.
| APARTMENTS IN DOWNTOWN LoCA-
tion. splendid return. First-commercia ial
| ground, lust recently zoned, in nearby
Maryland area. Both properties excep-
| tional values Many other attractive prop
critics worthy Of your interest. Take ad-
SAMUEL S. SPRUCE.
4 A.
Evening star., 1940-09-08
ARLINGTON, WA LIGHT AIRY HOME

ARLINGTON WA LIGHT AIRY HOME
S-story 6-room brick. spacious living room
tiohs kitehsn' 3 bedrooms. tile, bath; air condi-
room; or an apartment, toilet, outside
entrance 40 mile from Memorial
Brloge' out Lee blvd, turn right on North
Pierce st. to 18th St. uphill to North
Rhodes right to open sign. Close to
schools. 1Oc zone. 100 cash. balance less
than rent. OXfOrd Oh11 Chestnut hhnS
Evening star., 1940-09-08
PoWhatan Springs Estate

Powhatan Springs Estate.
acres. 20 minutes from Washington; dark
paneled studo-living rm. (34x22) with
large fireplace dining I'm. Q5xl3). recep-
tion hall Q5X13). screened porch (5OxlOJ.
complete kits, bedrooms, > baths base
ment recreation rm. t34x22l with equipped
kit. and bath; automatic heat: house may
be divided into > complete units with ind
Kit. baths and entrances spacious parklike
grounds surround historic spring house
and stream. Out Wilson blvd to 5000
block, enter prop. at 'Powhatan Springs"
sign. Open for inspect. II am. to dark
GREEN & MAGRUDER.
2s40 Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
Chestnut 3S3S-OXford 1879
Evening star., 1940-09-08
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

So ACRES ON CHEs. BAY-ABOUT
mile water front near Shady Side and
Churchton: fine harbor, good ducking and
MAN. Thomas 80 Circle. NA. htS 6S5a, S oAo-
CAPE ANN, CHESAPEAKE BAY-FURN. s.
rm. cottage, Iris" % mi. D. c., through
Marlboro; elec. and comp. bath; sleeps 8;
fireplace, 3 screened porches; S25 wk; sale,
$1,000; real buy. WA. 9157.
IF PROFESSIONAL GRADUATE. VISIT
for a day at Scientists Cliffs, Bay Beach.
Large wooded lot rustic cottages; sale,
rent; 3 6/10 miles beyond Prince Frederick
at Port Republic. Atlantic 0651, evenings.
HOLIDAY BEACH-LOTS SO, TERMS.
cottages financed. Between Plum Point =
and Chesapeake Beach
sHOREHAM BEACH, CHEAPEAKE BAY
5-room cottage: side porch, overlooking
bay; water, cleo, automatic pump, sink,
toilet. knotty pine living room. large lot;
S2.335; $3.50 down, S25 a month; motor
route, Central ave. and Davidsonville and
Mayo I'd. to Mayo. E. S. HINE a. CO., 3l2 g.
Bond Bldg. Sterling 1851.
RETIRED ARMY OFFICER CALLED AND
must sacrifice home on Chesapeake Bay at
West River; completely furnished; 10-pc.
mahogany dining room suite. 5-pc beo-
room, awnings; storm doors, boat; taste
fully decorated, ETC.. a gentlemans home
at only S3.15o; worth double. H NJ
SANDROCk, Round Bay, Nd. Call SeVernA
Park 191.
NJ
Evening star., 1940-09-08

SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
2 OR 8 ACRES, WITH OR WITHOUT s.
room bungalow; near Falls. Church or Silver
Spring; must be reasonable; suitable
chickens. Shepherd 4797.
TO RENT, HOUSE WITH SOME ACREAGE
on hard-surfaced road, within 10 miles of
Beltsville, Md. Box 3O9-R, Star.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, GOOD HOUSE
and lot In suburbs; must be reasonable.
Box SCR, Star s.
WE NEED HOUSES ALL SECTIONS OF
Arlington to rent and sell. OLD DO
MINION REALTY CO.. Chestnut 6343.
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW, ALL MODERN M
proyements, Sept. 18th. All West St., Falls
Church. Va.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA-MODE HOME, 10
acres. wooded Falls Church 1850.
ACRES. STREAM; NEWLY. PAINTED;
S-room house. bath. gas. electricity. chick
en- houses. On highway; bus service: II
miles from Washington. (Owner). Falls
Church S40-W-11.
Evening star., 1940-09-08

27O6 VALLEY DR.. ALEX.
Large Groom Early American type;
large finished recreation room > fire.
PLACES; buit-in garage breakfast nook
tul baths. large attic: close school
81. 800, Oxford o51l. eSclusivp IN,
Evening star., 1940-09-08
3-BEDROOM HOMES.

$500 DOWN.
Al-brlck with center and side entrance
plan. 1S-ft. living rms. with freplaces, lge.
dining rms, completely EQUIPPED kits, some
with lots as large as 50xl50 IT.; air-condi-
toned heat: all are screened, weather.
Arlington County today $3.50: F. H. A.
approved. Drive out Sunday out Wilson
blvd, blks. past Glebe rd. to Albemarle
St. turn left to model home Open eve
nings and all week. ALBERT H, COHEN,
Chestnut RR1 Oxford oR5l
Evening star., 1940-09-08
BARGAIN.
Is OAK STREET,

EVANSVILLE MD
$50 Down and Balance $50 Monthly.
6-room detached bungalow. bath. all
modern conveniences; large lot, lovely loca-
ton: convenient to schools and transpor-
tation. FEDERAL FINANCE CO., 915 New
York ave NV National 14l6
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g SMALL APT. BLDG.

Just of upper 18th st. NV. Detached
bldg: lawn. shrubs; bldg. about . years
old. very modern equipment; small units;
15 apis: rents reduced; well financed.
Priced low; small cash; will show fine re-
turn. Call Mr.. Drew, RE. 1881. F. ELIOT
Middleton, POS Investment Bldg
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BARGAIN HOME, new-house condition
$500 Meadow lane: PRICE, S9.750: large
llV. rm.. fireplace, 3 bedrms: fully insulated
and weatherStripped; nice side porch
ample shade: slate roof; oil burner: OPEN
Sunday to pm. OWNER, AID. 0303
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SUBURBS CALLING,

ONE-FARE ZONE.
. SIS down and SO per month buys
beaItfq ersdd lo00 ToQdee or clear building sites
DIRECTIONS: From 18th and ne
out Benning I'd, left Central ave: or
Route PA through Capitol Heights, left at
Dixie Tavern on Chapel rd., rigAt at
wooden bridge on Carmody rd to offce.
o. B. ZANTZINGER CO.,
a45 st. NV. National 5371.
Evenings and SundaYs Warfleld 1871.
Evening star., 1940-09-08

APARTMENTS IN DOWNTOWN LOCA-
ton. splendid return. First-commercial
ground, lust recently zoned. in nearby
Maryland area Both properties excep-
tional values. Many other attractive prop
critics worthy of your interest. Take ad-
vantage OF our personal service.
SAMUEL S. SPRUCE.
Tower Bldg Ma 4p05
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SUBURBAN ESTATE OF 56 ACRES. IA
miles from Washington over fine road. The
drive crosses a brook and winds up the
hill to a charming brick home of large
rooms. > tile baths and every refinement of
beauty and comfort. There are stables
chicken houses. garage and other buildings,
all in excellent condition. Beautiful rolling
country. Price $50 000 See MASON HIRST
Annandale, Va. at the end of Columbia
days. ~
Evening star., 1940-09-08

NEW 7-ROOM BRICK. SS.45O.
1915 No. Frederick St bedrooms. .
tile baths; restricted residential neighbor-
hood in nearby Arlington: near schools and
transportation; automatic hot-water heat
with recessed radiators; lot 55xlIO. House
open SUNDAY