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Evening star., 1940-12-24
Colleges Select Men
To Be Honored at
Touchdown Fete

Five men have been selected as
the most valuable football players on
their respective teams in the Wash
ington area to receive awards on
January 6 at the annual Touchdown
Club dinner
The players are: Jules Koshlap
Georgetown; Sam Babich, George
Washington; Hugo Schulze, Ameri-
can u; Pete Sachon, Catholic u,
and Bob Smith, Maryland.
Trophies will be presented by
George Marshall in the name of the
Washington Redskins.
Another outstanding footballer
who has been added to the list of
guests is Francis x. Reagan, back
field star at Pennsylvania U.
Those who already have accepted
invitations to attend are Tommy
Harmon and Forest Evashevski of
Michigan; Bob Suffridge of Ten
nessee and John Kimbrough OF
Texas A. and M.
Evening star., 1940-12-24
BY EARL HILLIGAN.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-Grab a pencil
and pad of paper, sport fans, for
here's a chance to find out how
much you remember about sports in
1940-a year which will go into the
books as one of the liveliest in all
sports history.
Can you qualify as an expert? If
you make a score of SO (no fair
sneaking a look at the answers be-
lowD You can consider yourself
very "eXpert'-if you score per-
feet go points, you win two tickets
to the 1941 Ryder Cup golf matches
in England (Give yourself four
points for each one-part question
answered correctly; when questions
involve two parts, score two points
for each section):
l. (a) What promising young sec
ond baseman was given his free
agency by Commissioner Lands? (b)
what bonus did he receive for sign
ing with the Philadelphia Athletics?
2. What horse became the turf's
all-time money winner by winning
the Santa Anita Handicap?
3. ca What three-cushion bill
lizards star won the world champion
ship? (b) What was his remarkable
won and lost record in that tourna-
ment?
4. What hockey team won the Ma
tional League championship? Be
carefulD
5. (aO Who pitched the first open
ing-day no-hit game in major league
history? Cb) What club did he beat?
6. Name the winner of the Ken
lucky Derby.
7. Who won the 50O-mile In
dianapolis automobile race?
8. (a) What two players tied for
the National Open Golf Champion
ship after 70 holes? CD Name a
third player who finished with the
same score but was disqualified.
Evening star., 1940-12-24
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-The tip
is out that although DR.. George
Hauser, Minnesota line coach, is
No. on Ohio States shopping
list, the Buckeyes would settle for
Dallas Ward, Gopher freshman
coach. When the Brooklyns re-
port next spring, Larry MacPhail
will tell them they'll train in
California in 1942-if they win
the pennant. This sounds screwy,
but Ray Morrison, Temple coach,
played on four Vanderbilt foot
ball teams that didn't once lose
to Tennessee. If George Halas
succeeds in getting Tom Harmon
for the Chicago Bears, he'll play
Tom at fullback. Cleveland has
canned the scout who reported
Sid Hudson never would make
big league pitcher.
String Running Out.-In sue
cessive years Tennessee football
teams have been chosen for the
Orange, Rose and Sugar Bowls.
Pretty soon theren be nothing
left in the bowl line for the Vols
but the bowling alleys.
Gadding About-Bill Jurges
won't be out of the woods until
Evening star., 1940-12-24

the medicos see how he reacts to
few weeks of exercising in the
sun. Cotton Bowl officials are
kicking each other where it hurts
most for Understanding the
drawing power of their show and
reducing prices. Result will mean
a gross gate of nearer $4,000
than the anticipated $145,000.
Most unusual Christmas cards re-
ceived to date came from Tommy
Richardson, president of the
Eastern League, and Ted Deglin,
press agent for Madison Square
Garden. What's this about Waite
Hoyt, the old pitcher, replacing
Red Barber as aircaster for the
Dodger games next season. Bime-
lech has resumed training at
Hialeah Park.
Today's Guest Star.-Al Buck,
New York Post: Mike Jacobs
is trying to get Lew Jenkins to
change his mind about retiring
and Lew is trying just as hard
to get Mrs. Jenkins to change
hers"
Short, Short Stories.-Jimmy
Braddock dressed up like Santa
yesterday and passed out hun
dreds of baskets of food to needy
families. Bernie Friedkin, who
Evening star., 1940-12-24
East-West Grid Clash
Sets Record With
Early Se|lout
All $1,000 Tickets Gone;
Appearance of Harmon
Is Held Responsible
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated PreSS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 24.-The
18th annual East-West football
game New Year is a sellout al
ready.
Ticket officials of the Shrine char
ity game knocked off early for
Christmas today after disposing of
the last of the available 81 900 tick
cts while the all-star teams knuc-
killed. down to more training.
Never before has Kezar Stadium
been sold out nine days before the
game, and the sponsors we're in
clined to credit much of their sue
cess to the fact that Michigan's s
Tommy Harmon would appear in
the contest.
Ever since the fleet backfeld star
spanked his alma mater to a 41-0
victory over the University of Cali
fornia early in the season he has
been watched by bay region foot
ball fans.
Coaches of the all-star teams
planned to put their squads through
hard drills from now until the
game, because several days of rainy
weather has delayed practice.
The East squad, chosen from the
cream of college grid stars east of
the Mississippi, is training at the
University of California under di-
rection of Andy Kerr and Bernie
Blerman. The Western squad
coached by Orin Hollingbery and
Matty Bell, is quartered at STAN
ford university.
Evening star., 1940-12-24
Quiz Offers Chance to Prove
You're Real Sports Expert

9. Name the horse which finished
second in the Kentucky Derby and
won the Preakness and Belmont
Stakes.
10. What school won the National
Collegiate Athletic Association team
track championship sixth straight
year?
II. (a) What heavyweight did Joe
Louis meet in March? (b) Name the
round in which Louis "cashed his
check" in this bout there's a tip.
FANS.
IL. (a) Who won the Professional
Golfers Association championship;
(b) Who won Cthese are getting
tougherD the national public links
golf title?
13. Who won the national singles
tennis championship?
a. What was the name of the
rookie who beat Cleveland 20 to
clipch the pennant for Detroit even
though he wasn't eligible for the
World Series?
Is. Who won the 1910 Rose Bowl
football game?
Here Are the Answers.
l. (a) Benny Mccoy CD $45,000
2. Seabiscuit.
3. (a) Willie Hoppe (b) Won 20
games, lost none
4. Boston Bruins New York
Rangers wen the Stanley Cup)
5. (ao Bob Feller CD Chicago
White Sox.
6. Gallahadion.
7. Wilbur Shaw
s. (a) Lawson Little and Gene
Sarazen (b) Ed Oliver.
9. Bimelech.
10. Southern California.
II. (a) Johnny Paychek CD
Louis stopped him in second round.
IL. (a) Byron Nelson CD Robert
Clark, St. Paul, MINI.
13. Don McNeill.
IA. Floyd Geibel.
IS. Southern California beat Ten
nessee, 14-0.
Evening star., 1940-12-24
Riggs Aims TO Regain
Net Prestige Where
His Fall Started
Must Defect Sugar Bow!
Jinx, Nemesis Mcneil
And Other Sturs
Bv the Associated Press.

D. lIS ASoOIldltu EleSS.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 24-Bob-
by Riggs, who started slipping from
his No. tennis ranking in the
Sugar Bowl competition last year,
will begin his comeback in the same
event this week.
1t was a cocksure Riggs who
went into. the tournament in 1899
He had ruled the amateur courts
during the year. after the with
draWal to pro ranks of Don Bulge,
and he didn't seem to take things
any too seriously here.
He loafed through the early
rounds, found himself in the final
with Don Mcneil and got his first
big shock. McNeill surprised the
tennis world by bouncing him, 8-6,
46, 8-6, 6-3.
Don then went on during the
season to prove that rude jolt wasn't
a fuke. He dethroned Riggs later
in the national championships.
Riggs not only will be seeking to
regain his national prestige here in
the competition starting Saturday
but he will be trying to break the
Sugar Bowl jinX-that no cham
pion ever has repeated.
Riggs won the Sugar Bowl crown
in 1887 beating Joe Hunt. Other
one-time winners are McNeill,
frankie Parker. Arthur Hendrix,
Bryan CBitsie) Grant and Wilmer
Allison. Several of the winners tried
again but couldn't make the grade.
Only Allison and Grant have been
in the finals twice
Riggs. from all reports, has
dropped his playboy attitude and
is seriously attempting to regain
undisputed possession of the ten
mis- throne. He's expected to do
some real hustling.
McNeill was scheduled to reap
pear in the competition but has
been on South American tour,
and officials haven't learned yet
whether he'll be able to participate.
Other leading players definitely
expected include Allison, Grant,
Wayne Sabin, Edward Alloo and
Hal Surface.
Evening star., 1940-12-24
Two Ball Clubs Thot Hustled and Were Brave

The background Newsom had won the
hrst game for Detroit after
pitching In the
second with threehter going
last
Frank Mccormick hitter boong
the Reds ugger
and Jimmy Ripple oneyman oufeder
to the minors by Brooklyn
he doubled a
Next Jimmy Wilson, like
puposely
NeWsom little Billy Myers That where the
didn't Instead little hit cenerfeld
the held that 2 lead for his between
the coaching lines short
pitcher throwing that
that husting and brave.
Evening star., 1940-12-24
Southwestern Bans 'Bigtime'
Football; Will Meet Only
Teams of Like Ideals

with schools that are following a
policy of non -subsidization of ath-
letics and which maintain academic
standards similar to those of South
western" the committee said
Southwestern, a Southern Presby-
terian school with about ATS en-
rollment, is member of the Dixie
Conference which ranks next to the
Southeastern in potency in this sec
ton.
Spurred by the Thousand Club
of alumni and other downtown sup
porters, Southwestern has been in
creasingly ambitious in football in
recent years. In the season just
ended it played two of this
years bowl teams-Tennessee and
Mississippi State-besides, Clemson
Centenary, Ole Miss and others.
Evening star., 1940-12-24
Eagles 10 Have Full
Strength for Tilt
With Rovers

The Washington Eagles will be
at full strength Friday night when
they clash with the New York Row.
ers at Riverside Stadium in the
inaugural of the Boardwalk Cup
series, with Paul Courteau, Ross
Knipfel and Les Colvin ready for
duty.
Courteau regains eligibility after
having drawn a one-match sus-
pension as the result of three major
penalties.
Knipfel, 195-pound defenseman,
will be primed for service after
Today lapse due to pulled tendons
In his left leg, while Colvin also will
be available.
Evening star., 1940-12-24
One Golfer Still Out With Bare Chance

Canterbury outside of Cleveland The sky filled
rmbng sticky. Hundreds people
lawn
National champion already
a to
He n
the high above the
right The
liked needed the
tWoh scoreboard-to tie.
Tight Tipped
finished
dawdle the studied the
the ball. seemed rolled
rolled
He didn't win in the payof day. He didn't figure to
the the
bigger this
Evening star., 1940-12-24
Old Line Stote Quints
Are Toking q Holiday
Es the Associated Press.

Fs the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 24.-Maryland
college basket ball teams, breaking
about even in a 10-game schedule
last week with other teams of the
mid-Atlantic section, took a lay
off this week for the Christmas
holidays.
The only game scheduled for the
week, alumni OF the University Of
Baltimore against the 1940-41 club
that scored a 1925 upset victory
over University of oregon in one
of last weeks State thrillers, was
postponed. Scheduled for Satur-
day night, the game will be played
later in the season.
Evening star., 1940-12-24
Ohio State Would Like Minnesota Aide as Grid Coach
Each

recently retired as fighter, is
fronting for a Fifth avenue cloth
ing firm. Coach Dixie Howell has
invited his old boss, Frank
Thomas of Alabama, to sit on
the bench with the Arizona State
Bulldogs when they play West
ern Reserve in the Sun Bowl.
Cleveland already has sent
Catcher Gene Desautels a con-
tract offering him more dough
than the Red Sox paid him. In
cidentally, Boston scribes are
panning the Desautels- frankie
Pytlak swap. Jimmy Dykes has
added a fourth bowling alley to
his Philadelphia string. "a
Holiday Greetings.-The con-
ductor of this column wishes
every reader, every sports writer
and every one who has con-
tributed during the year, a very
Evening star., 1940-12-24
A May Morning Around the Churchill Downs Stalls


leather horses human bodies rooms Negroes
the hadboot selling
boiled epepc yelling,
Cit yore Derby fl cents for Derby eggs
the Bmelechs STALL
growing masts Practically everybody
talking about Bmeech bWeled orchid wearing ladies in the Churchill
clubhouse coored cooling the also
the last Bmeech figured His old Col Ed Bradley
had called him the colt owned Bradeys
Yourself Bubbng King Brokers
Tip all Derby winners.
big electric betting boards made Bmmy the favoite
defeated all
those colts last only fitting the Derby should be
Bluegrass colt,
They flashing
colt that won-Galahadon!
Some didn't there colt named Galahadon in the
had him. The didn't
proved something,
Evening star., 1940-12-24
By the Associated Press.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Dec. pa
de-emphasis movement in Southern
football has a new recruit-Soutl-
western. which abandoned an amoi-
tious gridiron expansion program
in the hope of preserving football
as college game and not as col
lege business"
The school will continue to play
football but there will be no fur
ther recruiting and no new sub
sides will be given promising high
school stars.
Moreover, while existing obliga-
tions to players will be discharged.
subsidization will be eliminated by
1914. And after 1941, when the
previously-drafted schedule will be
played. games will be arranged only
Evening star., 1940-12-24

merry Christmas and the happiest
sort of New Year.
Names Is Names.-Dennis Bad
Old Man is a member of the box
ing team at Haskell Institute,
Lawrence. KanS.
Evening star., 1940-12-24
National League Rivals Unable Break Walters Grip Pitching aureL
Win, Lose or Draw
Four Thrills Thut Are Hard TO Foroet
By FRANCIS {. STAN

During the course the pattern doesn't
There
ments and thrills there pattern
find them.
we found DOZENS but football,
another another
happened Boston, another Cleveland
another in Cincinnati.
This the picture Boston
town and Boston College 1t
bitterly cold November
was GeorgetoWnS first chance
big league
Taking the kickoff the ball
32-yrd line for field goal
ana taxing on the 10 and throwing the book
down three bold the Award
lne holding than minutes gone
Evening star., 1940-12-24
Boy Athletes Get Awards

Athletic awards to the Police
Boys Club No. 5 gridders, winners
of the National City 140-pound
league, will be made at the club
house tonight at Z o'clock. Vic
Gauzza, head of the league, and
Sergt. F. L. Binswanger of No. 5,
will make the presentations.
Evening star., 1940-12-24

by that 1pont walking
when trotting
This which coaching good
material willingness
been the football of the future
inside the line
line
1t was warm and bright october.
tied IN games 3-3 and hanging in balance
teams with weak nowhere
Evening star., 1940-12-24
Walking OFF More HeroicuIIy Than Trottinq On

Boston back The At
the half 1870 with
years Georgetown beaten apparently and then
Carrying SecondhaH
the 6ard line triple
losing that 1913 lead when
coming back
Evening star., 1940-07-20
FLATS FOR RENT.

1919 M ST. NV, APT. 3-5 r. B..
heaI Furnished $4,000
1000 st. ne.-4 r., b., elec. refg.,
heat furnished 40 100
20 Todd pl. n.e!--5 r., b.. h.-wh. $500
14afla H st. ne.-Store and 3 r.. b $500
JOHN SCRIVENER & BRO,
a14 G St. NV. D1 1880
5Osi2 End ST. Sc. Mr. CAP-6 r.. B.
h.-w.h.; newly dec: sep. porch and yard.
Furn. own heat: $40 so. MA. 9724.
COI.ORED-118 18th ST. SE-2 ROOMS
X st NV
Evening star., 1940-07-20
HOUSES FURNISHED.

ALExANDRIA Alex NI,aI1. {sl7 9. ROYAL sT3IRE-
sarden. OWNER. Ma 1885. RA. s7i7. $
WESLEY HEIGHTS, 5000 44th ST NV
Nicely furnished detached house on beau
ans e roo aasf avsto4y yns WITH
s-saS detached ssTsse 'SSM eonveniens aas sA'e e
S%71{;1Si tSDsSi y sRs
LYON PARK, VA, 922 NORTH DANvILLE
seirLease ST., sas,t. san rms. bath; 10 min D. CT;
FACING ROCK CREEK PARK. 3127
Adams Mill rd. n.w.-Unusually well fur
nished: 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. 2 sleeping
ea sca seen by
Dupont 1878. 22s
65 Y ST. ,Nw--6 ROOMS. BATH. VERY
comfortably and completel> furn.; large
sble tenant. Lincoln co ae1o ioa4e' eas' 70 feSD0n
eoo eaE' sedrosms seaAsa Sahs es4 Fa}sE.
one month or LONGER. Emerson 0511.
CHEVY CHASE. D. G., 1929, JocELYN
T5s unti sena seedrmi Rest baths completely furn
BRooKLAND. ONE BLOCK FROM MON
astery, 1894 Quincy St n.e.-Beautiful de-
has1 taehed Tho house. 3 bedrooms, baths; oil
rent for 8 months or more. Available
sept. lst Must be seen to be appreciated.
Decatur 2444.
BETHESDA-DUTCHC COLONIAL RMS.
$ sleeping rms, fireplace. oil heat front
porch garage; large yard; mr. schools;
$40 Columbia 23l7.
CLEVELAND PARK, 31h5 HIGHLAND PL,.
Nicely furn.. beautiful old homestead
with large veranda on three sides. bed
rooms 3 baths, large reception room, living
room dlnlng room, breakfast room, pantry
ana kitchen. Bryant air-conditioned heat
2-car garage Basement under entire
house. This home is in 1st-class condition
ana Is located on an acre of ground
w. e. q A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT &C, ,
II " Ilth st. NV. DI 4464
Evening star., 1940-07-20
APARrMEkrs uhFvRkIsHEp.

HOUSEKEEPING APT ROOMS, KTTCH-
S;so; S;s j. On house current; szS month. .ts:so
r.sn, ,sR " d..Sa.s 6osy. .yE an,
2 large rms1 din. kit. bath. scr. porch.
triet s4sz. Other @ sp.rtmsni. at '1Sa avsilabls. Die
Lac. 14ss qoP1N ns 81 j.. NW.S Va ;;,,A APIS:
bSiit-in CAB I Also A sink ' With easa esp new new
stoves Frigidaire: redec. Venetian blinds;
Gentile adults. See tanitor. 21s
1915 RANDOLPH ST. N.E.-3 RMS. KIT,
bath: gas. elec.. heat; S45.
COOL ouIET; ALL ALL oHEE;, LARGE /, i
r ress. iiss 1ith ST. st. NV. No. 4oS. ''A'
4222 14th ST. NW.-1 AND Q ROOM,
kitchen and bath apts.; newly decorated.
rrigidsire on house current; 3anitor serv-
4o,a KANSAS AVENUE NV. NO. 4:
'- 's 1888 GsSsk s1RkE 81 81. s.E.. No. o.. Low
2 rms, kit. bath, heat and hot water:
convenient WHPEs sG Hsys Z JAMES, JAM; IN 1sc.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
2l41 H ST. NV ROOMS, KITCHEN
VERY DESIRABLE TWO ROOMS. K1TcH-
en- and bath: elec. refg. on house current:
Rn'aa Defect spe
all outside rooms: $40:
40 TIE T.. c9Ir8Nw q. NV.
opP. Ssas MnsibIzE asih sIi F;X: szkK.
AIR-cooLED, ROOF GARDEN.
2 bedrms, liv rm:, dinette., kit. bath; s7b.
2 rms dinette; kit, bath; $50.
viesrdR Gasi G7ee;j GAHMf HHMHtf, Hsiqeec NH ssis
Evening star., 1940-07-20
APARTMEhTs FURNISHED.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
MIRAMAR,
CORNER 18th AND r. !. AVE.
rprc1nArrr r,nnpxnrr xpr,

FRrGIDAIRE CURRENT FREE.
S65 :00-Livin& room with built-in d.
nette table and chairs dressing room with
Murphy bed, cozy sunroom. kitchen with
special cabinets, tiled bath with shower:
elec. and gas free. Fully equipped with
linens dishes and silver
Open and Lighted Until 10 PM
See Manager, Michigan $500.
1404 st. CAFRTTZ DI pO8O
Evening star., 1940-07-20
APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED. BY 3 ADULTS-QUIET. OUT
side apartment with , exposures in elevator
trio refrigeration. Address Box 1871, Star
AUG. i. FURNISHED l ROOM, KITCHEN
and bath: downtown apt. bldg. preferred;
$50 top. Box 210-J. Star 81
/ OR . ROOM APARTMENT, WITH
bath. near National University. Box
1T5-J. Star O0s
Evening star., 1940-07-20
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR.

APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR.
ATTRACTIVE APIS, HIGH-CLAss NEIGH
borhood; some furnished Car available on
appt. MRS. GREEN, Shepherd 512s.
1427 PERRY PL. NW.-REAL HOME;
cool furn. or unfurn. apis; screened
porches: S25-$35 mo. Hobart 8027.
2O06 ST. NV, Ant. 12-lst-h. cor. apt.
facing 3 streets; :. large rms. kit. bath,
cleo. refg.; rent. S57 so. o. B. HOPKINS,
1928 Vermont ave. DI. 7271, or WO. O929.
2716 WIS. AVE- AND 2 BEDRM. APIS.
Of Housekeeping. Small owner-managed
bldg. High elevation. Woodey 2l5O.
YOU ARE INVITED TO CONSULT US
about your requirements. This is the only
apt. house in Washington with q swimming
pool. roof garden, gymnasium and other
features to promote you" health and happi-
ness: 2-rm. aptS. at $40 and up. HAIR
WARD HALL: 1860 Harvard st. NV. Phone
Columbia h114
Evening star., 1940-07-20
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED UNFURNISHED HOUSE IN
Chevy Chase 3 bedrms $40 per month
For occupancy Sept. 1st Box 241-G, Star
FURNISHED, DETACHED HOUSE BY
young professional couple, for August: rea-
sonaole; near car or bus. Box 1921, Star.
WE ARE ACTUALLY IN NEED OF FUR
nlshed and unfurnished houses and apart
ments IN Washington. nearby Va. and Md.
good condition we can rent it Immediately.
List your property with us for quick
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j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Ir9C
Evening star., 1940-07-20
HOUSES uhFuRhIsHrp.

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garage. well-planted yard. auto. heat, hot
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ALExANDRIA-DETAC BRICK: JET.
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baths. sun parlor. recreation rm.. garage
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h vi 6 S4a a. IN SEE rooms and bath
1907 wis wAKENpEs Nd 4 REALTY 81 CO.. 600.
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1924 vssny%s;t 6 %; SIMPSON A7.' cSa an. 500.
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o, CHEVY CHASE. D. C..
3255 Patterson st. n.w.-3 bedrooms, {
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month. ~o'
$3.50 31st pl. NV. in Barnaby Woods
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Practically new Groom and bath brick
nome AUTOMATIC heat screened, weather.
stripped: excellent condition: close tc
schools. stores and transp. Open for in.
Evening star., 1940-07-20

RIGHT DOWNTOWN.
Close to most Govt depts. and the
main business district. Eight-story
building with 24-hour switchboard
and elevator service, free refrie-
Grafton, exceptionally large rooms
and many other features. Desirable
location and select tenancy.
S45-Foyer, living room, kitchen
and bath.
S50-Same, with comfortable
PORCH
S65-FRONT APT.-Foyer. living
room. bedroom. kitchen and
bath.
"The PENTILLY,"
1872 K ST. NV.
Evening star., 1940-07-20
HOUSES FUR. OR UNEUR.

8641 18th ST. N.w.-6 RMS. BATH, 3
eedrms.; fur. $40; unfur.. $3.50. OWNER,
RA. 7717. 21s
1349 RANDOLPH ST. NV, NEAR 14th
at. car line-Attractive proposition to Of
Evening star., 1940-07-20
SGT SQ
MICHIGAN PARK

g2S PERRY PL. NE
Practically new Groom and hath brick
home, automatic heat. screened, weather.
stripped; excellent condition; close to
Spection. " %"