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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-25
DODGERS, RED
SOXTO MEET IN
WORLD SERIES?
Had Most Success Against
Weakest Clubs-FelIer
Stops Yanks I'll
BY GEORGE KIRKsEY
'nlted Press stan COrresnOndent)

(UnlVeu kfo88 btam consequently
New York, June rs - (U.P) =
One valuable yardstick to put on
the pennant contenders To deter
mine II they are championship di.
mansions is to measure their sue.
cess against the leagues two weak.
est clubs.
Last season the Yankees and Reds
became champions because they
were able to grow fat on the sew
enth and eighth place clubs. The
Yanks beat the Athletics and
Browns 81 times while losing only
seven. The Reds slugged the Bees
and Phillies 80 times while losing
only nine decisions.
Thus II 1910 runs true to 1899
from the Dodgers and Red Sox may
meet In the 1910 world series II they
can keep up their winning form
against the weak sisters. The bod.
gers have won 10 out Of II games
against the seventh place Bees and
eight place phillies. The Red Sox
have the best record among the
American L eague contenders.
Against the two trailers, having won
8 out Of II from the Athletics and
Senators.
Browns Best
In the only day game In the ma
jors yesterday, the Browns beat the
Athletics, 0.4. A l2-hit attack that
included two home runs by Walt
Judnich and one each by Don Heff-
land Gift, the latter's with two
mates aboard, provided more than
enough runs to, win the game. FL
don Auker held the AS to nine
safeties.
Bobby Teller breezed to his 18th
win Of the year last night as he
pitched the Cleveland Indians 10
their ninth victory In their last 10
starts, TEL over the New York
Yankees.
The defeat was the Yanks' third
straight, eighth In nine games and
dropped them to within one game
Of the second division. Teller held
the sagging champions to seven
hits for his third win against them
this season as every player In the
Cleveland lineup hit safely but Ken
Keltner, Teller driving In two runs
himself.
Yesterdays HERO Bobby
Teller, young Cleveland Highlander
who pitched seventh ball to beat
the Yankees for the third time this
year, I'll last night for his 18th VIC
tory Of the season.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-25
MONT AGAIN HEADS
BALDWIN PREPS

Sid Mont was again elected 10
the presidency Of the Baldwin Props
after results OF voting at the bi-an.
nual meeting Monday night with
Bill Mccormack succeeding Guido
Chicchetti as vice-president: Ned
Kenney, reelected treasurer, Bill
Circuit. captain Of sports and Roy
Dumochel, secretary.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-25
BIG LEAGUE CRADLE

Fourteen members of the 1897
Newark Bears are now playing In
he major leagues, seven Of them
With the Yankees.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-25
FAMILY TRADITION

Archibald M. Brown, one OF New
York's leading senior golfers, has
been playing the game for most OF
his fifty.nine years. His mother
Mrs. Charles 8. Brown, was Amer
ica's first woman golf champion.
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Runs--Brancato, Moses, Mccoy,
Joh,nson,. Clllenblne ., Radsliff' Ne.
Ssr. INTERCHANGEABLE . SHim !. RSms ' bat to
in--Clift I, Berardino, Judnlch 3,
Hayes. Two base hits - MoQuinn
Berard!no. CullonbIne, Moses. Home
runs--Judnieh 2, Heffner, Gift. Dou:
SS pny. Macan rs Berard Inc s ara
Per b. Louis O. Basss on baiispof
Bablch 3, off Aukcr 2. Struck out
l.. Hits--off Babioh, 9 In B Innings;
on on , b,esse, 4 n 2, hit BY pltG,he,T,--
Hayes. Losing pitcher--f,abieh. Um-
pires--Summers Quinn and Plpgrns.
Time--i:bo. Attendance 0G2.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-25
, STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games Yesterday
ST. Louis 0, Philadelphia 4.
Cleveland Z, New York /.
(All other games postponed, rain).
Games To-day
Boston at Detroit (O.
Washington ut Chicago.
philadelphia ut st.. Louis.
New York at Cleveland.
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GET ME CHAIR BUM sos can rest me chin on me INIT IKE no.,
coming when feel like dat JUST
mese 30 don't nobody answer me Yes got money
and do want to make anything VI w Who ds
brains out Someone he's
running don't what denomination he 49, Push
belt him round Baer tho bum gonna
get Imagine that big bamboo calling me guinea pg III cut his heart
Calm bum Why OATS my nel stoled OIL
the big bum III show the bum In
than I'm runn short OF BRETT takn about that bum
II must be bronnicka tubes
Jimmie Fran send for plumber Or III fire yuy yuh bum
questions while I'm having soloquy
gotta mese WhaM do 10 Bacr the bum? Ill fent
which III have good beiyu OF
and butt him like blygoat Ill
heel him comm out OF and he'll have
trough wit him. The doctor said
then I'll be sergeant He adpose tissue
adpose pitchers Ill die yet
got the double ammonia last year Ut
Madame Bey's
muffin. And when trough
he'll take crobac spirits OF pneumonia TO bring
wha I'll bring him two boxn gloves with fists In
OATS what Cause I'm mountain guinea and "a RAIDER ght Dan
After the
only madian Can yuh hear ho tn BUMP
WILKES again? Is the tyn to take
me2 Good old Maiu. She cook dat Old
Dat reminds I'm Ill quit medtatn MY
ooquy oil BUNS and talk TO me againl
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-25
WOMEN EXCLUDED

Colorado has passed law against
women serving In any capacity In
boxing or wrestling matches.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-25

2 NATIVE BREEDS
Only the United States and Rus
sia can boast Of native breeds Of
trotting horses. Russia Is the home
OF the Orloff strain.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-25

Gasoline again is being rationed In
New Zealand.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-25
BROTHERLY AFFAIR

Duquesne university has a ten
team intramural baseball league and
there are nineteen sets Of brothers
among the players.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-25

TOtuIb s,sss,',, DO ~ ~ 10
x.--Batted for Babich In 9Th.
xx---Batted for Rubellng In 9th.
xxx-Battod for Besso In 9th.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-25

Bobby I'm
shpa the InwoodCo
City, III 1871 Capcnh
rom Is 10 L.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-25

Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn (night).
st. Louis at New York.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-25

Yesterdays HERO - Bobby
Teller, young Cleveland Highlander
who pitched seventh ball to beat
the Yankees for the third time this
year, I'll last night for his 18th VIC
tory Of the season.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE


Games Yesterday
(All games postponed, rain).
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Durocher losses
Gasoline On Elnbers
BY DAN PARKER

FORD FR1cK the beanng Joe Medwck b,
oveed by Leo Duroher Sunday nigh
Brooklyn friends Called upon
speak, gallons Of gasoline on the Dying
embers the incident causing TO flame anew
finally beanng MedWick said Lee
They him down Boston He tried to bear
spng him at first IT only goes
those who around deliberately
trying to njure someone"
png Bowman by si make no mention Of an
certainly wouldn't come right back IN the next
anything reprehensble again. Nor did Duochers ac
speech his immediate SUPERIOR Loves spechmakng Mac
Cards Dodgers SERIES
MacPhais belgeent challenge
Cardinal bench after the spkns incident Leo ana Larry ore
everyone them but when lighting carried
melting condonig rowdy It's time they were eupea
SUNDAY CROWD $4,000 at Ebbe Field for the double head
disappointment In view OF the fact mat I'M
fighting retain the lead But cause isn't hard 70 md There
entirely much juggling with the seat policy OF Eobes F
week. certain sections are he next week
who bought seats the upper e arrived
their ghtu owners but nslted them IN TN
bargain for their audacy occupy usher
They threw up their arms 0nstead
~ have been the protests tina
pper-tr seats after TO-
nights game.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-25

DODGERS ARE THE MOST difficult ball club Of either
league loyal Of home town fans
10 anywhere club fair home team It's record to
date Is lost On the road how
ever lost II must thrive hostile en-
vlrOnmentS.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-25
Insi-knock Tested Against Leading GasoIines

None Of the thirteen leading hrends
Of gasoline which were included In the
Florida Road Test could better tho amaxlng
record Of low knock insenslsy made by new
Atlantic White Flesh PLUS end some Of
Tho feeding bronds tested could nof eqvcI d!
Evening star., 1940-02-18
HOUSES FOR SAIL.
(Continued.)

= ! NsM sS,,.d dssishsd srisk On hish hill com;
PissSss; slaSroom. porch. - SricsS I ii III Wss.sSo: M
O. sssn. ": %:.'sss' r. e e. sfss It It, r.hs
wAr1z . JANIS, nMesn. Mc., p,. ss4e to PM.
NEW BRICK HoMEs
Esss.scS: priced $3.50 'it aD: uitrsmodsrn' rn.
ssii Hiia;A 5sls' sT. Sc.
.ve Out ~ Nichols AZ, aye. Sc. to 9Th and Ala.
e 81 yaNs 1ita II se t. 81 SH' sssS :sS PM
,os: Msr %s:s.s home ,S.s xh..
CHILDREN Would s Wsnt Lar Lars. one rear OF ysrd .TU
can be bought at Sb5 per month. Open
&1asez yas Nc 3 81 's!s ss4s T. 70 is.Ysst a
w,u BUILDERS cLOeEOUT.
down VIM ssssDs IT, trad: ss .ithout
81 attractive Chevy T Chase 'nea homes aa betore a
sT gEns nsRs nGRe!sstSps siSS until AZ pm 5saa' c
p,,,. OPEN TO-DAY ] TILL
shower, full basement. h-wh. oil burner.
nreplace Make your own terms, 1907
" AGlii sTs hszE4H hssfs!H CO Geo 5000
WooDR1DGE: D. c.
with sio "a. Tssas s.s M Bs sss sTs1
o,a, woqDKiDaE Realty co.
4 RIVER VIEW HOME IN CABIN JOHN
ssTsse sTss ot nesT ss1hs
81 X; ~ AS5sssi NJ M; 311, 1885,
Two-famiiy apt Of 5 ! rooms and bath
S:n, fssa ast hS "a IA Isth 4 in rood senati9n
home nS Live PEI In one Seed sos and md
&AMEs. NC nephs.' pist ssss ss to oSSs pm %Apls
NEAR 9th AND MD. AVE. NE.
ALR ees 1Ne sss.f ey s4s 20
pm II 6 ssois%sls ~. Hslshss n.sF iista and
ops and both pola and sp norsh :R
h.-w,h.. oil; gear garage Rent one, live
Mr II 0issa hsnsh sSS w. tsP aos %sGs ss:f
$3.50 cAsH-S60 MO.
Lies Lies II desired; semi.bunsaloy; large lot.
WAPLE q JAMES INC, Di. 3346 to o pm.
CLoSE-N NE.-VACANT.
New-house condition; 9 rms. porches
garage. Near bus. grade and parochial
schools. Consider lots in trade. Move in
on small down payment. Dec. 0O54-M after
gARRHs R Iac 1ac7 5lss 6Ssn ss1e 81 ns sn, WAP1E
INVESTORS. ATTENTION,
Six rooms. bath. In convenient location
for Navy Yard or market. Must be sold
Mr, Orem for inspection. Geo. 4639 or
Dist. 3346 to pm
Evening star., 1940-02-18
HOUSES .uhFvRNlsnsp.

lilo HAMLIN ST. NE.
10 ., rooms. baths. sarass. eorplstsly
Simon BelOff, Real Estate,
lCQ2 n. z. Ave. National s1g7.
l314-16-18 MICHIGAN AVE. NE.
Three brand-new 1-room brick dwellings
and baths On second e oor: p'i bassnsns s1toIM. aa
ks;: Err i sSa xxx sss,..s ;RS SEQ e; e.
GEORGE JET /. s5c BoRGER.
643 Indiana Ave. NV. Ma O3bO.
Fine Old GEORGETOWN Estate.
With most % ster.etvs snd modsrn Rschsn
hsssas hssssnnsn p.n snd Ss sSn'st: sssusS
ss 'sd.sss 81 .ia' a oas sa.esq ss
Natl. 4soo. 1oia 18th Ct. a, NV
$3.50 10th g, NV RMS. ANIL,
ATc;o' I; 5'ffS PROPERTIES, 81 III INC,
9O4 Eye St. NV Me. $3.50.
se2e WooDLEY PL. NV.
g rms. 2 baths; oil burner. garase:
2214 NICHOLS AVE. BE.
u rms. bath. h.-w.h., garase: newly
decorated: S55.
TAKOMA PARK. Md.
45 Sycamore Ave.
rms. bath, porches. sarage; newly
decorated: S55.
r. V. MARCERON, .
613 18th st NV. Ma. 65ss.
3615 WARDER ST. NV,
Sc. Cor Princeton ard Warder Sts.
Nearly new corner house, 8 rooms and
bath: very large screened porches and
built,in garage; newly papered and floors
vanished.
ONLY $50.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP,
1913 H st. NV. District 1877.
For Regularly Employed Colored.
Newly Reconditioned Apts. in All Sections,
FROM $14.50 UP.
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP,
931 st. NV Natl 367l
Evening star., 1940-02-18
HOME VALVES

e'sI sleel lst ST., St; nv nS-7 rms bath 81, oo
4ses eIsa Kansas nss ave Pw-e rms BATH ~ so
seS sIa s. n III rms, baths es ooo oo
rs New York ave. ne rms, 2 '''''
% R St. n;e.-7 rms. bath. elec.. ~ ~
81 W St. n;w-e rms. bath, elec., oo'oO
leis s. North Capitol II .t:-e rms. bath. DOW w
es siee; gas h:,wh: .---a-----,., $500
a43 Kentucky :i n ave. s.e.-e rms, bath, ''''o
oelec cleo, gas h.-w.h. ---,- $3.50
cleo; gas, h;-wh. '' 5000
llsS siecs MG5ss sas sxs st.: ns-e rms BATH to m
az eisc;; gas. h.-a.h. o--.,- 5000
80 else ss.'sn sas Dl h..Rs- R.S-e rms bath so 40
slec gas. h.-a.h. 1850
lsel elec, Eye ss. st h-Rh. R.f-e rms bath, 47so
s,gg gas, sath hh;-wh: y, ,, 47.5o
1915 c St: pe.-e rms, bath, elec,, 800
q, gas; h,wh. 1880
aos ssiesi' gas. h.-w;h: 405o
'2s sas lstrobs st ass heat rms bath eec' An m
7as ssirSeud,ating Srd t. heat $500
sof Ter; III toilet " in yard --,.." $500
gas stGys pY,p1 heat at ....n-~,,n.- =" 1880
Ae4r 1no. N9rtn p,t capitol st.. No, @s
sos path ho.ss slsc., chn;,.lh hiEh. ..---." $500
a rms. ht... bath. cleo. gas avn. 27so
r. A. HUMPHREYS.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
EXTRAORDINARY.

Mt. Pleasant section. NV. near 10th and
Park rd. Very convenient. high-class
neighborhood. 40 rooms. 3 baths. oil heat.
Ideal for home. rooms or apartments. For
% EVENINGS. M 's Sunday. M Mr. ss' TayIor. pu. 52ss
A. S. GARDINER,
1910 K St. NV Natl O334.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
NEW HOMES.
725 Nicholson St. NV.

725 Nicholson st. NV.
room: ali bedrooms viii take fii fuIi suite
abtYrs s1eE Earss lot s5 f. deep De
park. High elevation. Priced to sell on
easy terms. win consider small tTsde.
DIST. 3s4s to D pm. a. - o ' -"
WITHIN $50 TT. OF DUPONT CIRCLE
basement house is suitable for physician
yironment and unusual ,accessibility; the
s sn: Z s.sI.a sas saiS: sSSo .ss
''s ,7a D'Ss / 4 Nv ?sHoz1Asss a.si 1859.
far from the business section; now apart
.sSa5os .ss % r s,ss sa il s sssa
'p s 's2Si II 81 isi I e. ss ,0'
Nd Nd Bsthesd.5. ' nesr bus IS ana nin hish.arads G
sTs ;ia,, On one one aoor. heating is ~ ,iT condi-
sns ss5e and = g. 0ins Fos od
dv 5o oxn.p e
can take you out At your pleasure. r. H. a.
17ls ( k0y1s 81 NV F; SHOEMAKER, Fssi. ,,ss.
JENIFER ST. N.W.-LIKE NEW: 8 RMS.
ssg'S mse &.aes saspssra f St. I% sS9S c
$$sSiSe $syise .i gSsSss s.3S: 5S: .sszssSS
Many other bones e select from. Is Sc
izss: SI1sTs Fsns 4 s. ssss Tossr sids Nat: 47ss;
a rm: CHEVY Srg.cs.AA GHAsEMPY S:;,EY owNIR;;
sSs Broad Bssnsh Ta r ss bed
MESr SrisE or ue GEORGIA oal.,! AVE i. sEMI-DET: SEM
'A'es WAsaTSaroN Afse s%sl ReHnTTP d9Tn PaSpoens' Eo
Georgia 5000 Till 8.
So. .750-New brick, 9 stories; 5 rooms.
5set u9Sm arss suso S
heat: Sligo section.
tvs ses9omNes k3oom bricks; b7Tcem ohunsal9x
section. Randolph s7O0
, -wooDRIDGE BARGAINS
ssSnss sSnssox II F. r. b. bh-xh' san sss5o ss! $3.50
HSSss f. f. 5, 5. 81 h.-ss eess' ssa5o ss! $4,000
s4lef bans g. r. b b s1S1 I'll h s7soS $1,000
eo24 4RLiLAM r. ( AVE- r. THHEoRo"GSooDo; SoS oa,7
NEW WOODBRIDGE BRICK HOME.
baths baths s;I sssie 5seI.se, mSssrn Elishshs hs
% so.tT WI tTifIi4M s2Ss ;sfS 81 SRse
zoo, zoo a4 BLOCK SOMERSET PL. Nv.
price $500: easy terms. ead Cali Rand. ssss.
,I,o SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
rm. a41I h.sh + st Sc; $3.50; semi-det:. 8
Open for inspection todsx. ~ '0n0
shoreh.m Bldg Natl. sass.
NEW DUPIEX-CHEVY CHASE.
po.tunity for home and Investment in
onf oy q ths better 6rt sapex apts price
OPEN FsETy9Rgs s51sS TT upssF pEsT sgE g5aso: 5o4
Buchanan; gas heat Phone Geo. 1122. /.
BUILDERS sACRIFIcE-S5OO DOWN, $50
ton ton: g., large rooms: built-in gar, baths:
near 0SSss WAsH1MdfoH ahS SfoSGii REALTY CO.,
Georgia 5000 Tin 8.
s-BEDEs3sosMso q sso HOMES.
,nS Never .,, before ss.I have homes e this size
issason loas . s s.sb s.b ana 10y sbo%ss Drse
heat. concrete covered porch, full base
ment with lavatory. stippled walls. new
zELL, Dist. 300 until 9 pm.
BUNGALOW-GOOD VALUE.
Openers SHERIDAN ST. NV.
Modern rms. breakfast nook. large
nntshed attic. basement: newly decorated
ROGER MOSS, Dist. 3121; ewes, Geo 1883
BARNARY WOODS SECTION.
j.. save Sl.090.O0 because owner being
rooms. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. attic, den
and private porch. overlooking beautiful.
tached garage. Center-hall home with air
conditioned oil heat. A safe place for
spect call Mr. Nyce. DI. 6O92.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Invest BLDG. Realtor. :,
171s ST. NE.
NEW 2-FAMILY HOMES.
Open and heated all day today for in
Evening star., 1940-02-18
HOUSES FoR SALE
414,050.
Near Dupont Circle.

4vC0A 0OHO4b N1IClS
svs, Sss Property ~ tass AN m,sSs &
Az q ons tss nisns sso ossls e snoasi e ssRi
xssss eersl sS2Gna SnaneiSse e.sns slrsnsss ass
& 81 sviaslads ss cAi1 e es. MG ssauFar Ri sss9 @9.
ONLY $500 CASH.
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME,
NEAR 18th AND IRVING STS..
ssi1 ssfFsS LIss AssF' ssS sfssEen
Overlooking Rock Creek Park-Brick, o
mr. "a uau.ss hath l.sss ;.; tshs 5ssSs
~! recreation room: maids bath, 2 nre-
piasf'' poSiS 8 Sc l.r1.sa 17s4 Hobart &: block
SHEPHERD PARK,
BETWEEN 14th AND 10th SITS.
eon:dsa srsds :as 'qIIfhn:el Ins rocm sns
sna :sp S:s on on ana II aSs 9s
AZ years old and in excellent condition.
location and fsasss e. tAo 81
transportation, TO Inspect this or % other e.
Sv3M SSfva3EMsifqlly ay. plsnned pnay homes phone MR..
WM. M. THRoCKMoRToN.
Realtor. Invest. Bldg.
GLOVER PARK-$8,7 $50.
=. House H, IN new ,s condition. 9 rooms. 2
sssl. sssns ISssWsfsisRn SWsaSn Em sosss he. many
Near Mckinley High School.
100 block You st. n.e-s rooms, bath.
al A. 'f5.:f' B. T'oRRE d.RG Realty sa;zlH; CO.,
1925 North Capitol st. Dup. 1855.
OFF SEASON BARGAIN,
SHEPHERD PARK.
The owner Of this home has left the city
nT nns Is o sissSo ssR1GIs .s 9 81: s. xs,' .n .n
sl.bO0 cash. balance monthly over ib-yeas
Detached. all brick. Hv. rm. din rm.. sun
rnIse .,ton 6sdTo0ms m baths. noSred ATTIC
lot. '-'' 1N'e1
No. 1904 Alaska Ave
= Ell an16l MibpEGF6s. GAaE2Fd
Re. 116l Evenings En-. 1882.
New Detached-6 Rooms, 2 Baths,
opEMIos censer.ba qMpERWooD nIa1 w. oD,d,l. ST NV
ROGER MOSS DIST sisl; eves. @ Geo. eo"sHSs. s4ss.
CHEVY CHASE BLVD.
bafS Meo a. bf,ek nelf nr rms sSaths; bedroom and
deck. OWNER. Emerson 0354 after 6. W
UNUSUAL VALUE.
$3.50 CASH.
1NcLubAEasA BAaAEGE FSXflssP e. ahp 4 H1NTE fSsTE.,cr
Six rnr, rooms bath bath recreation room concrete
n.sT.a sSInsT fsess:sa sa
1896 18th ST. Sc.
Drive out Pa. ave. se... over new bridge
sss Mnnfsets on 18th &C. svt 10 gsh H. left f Il a9th o. S.
STEUART BROTHERS, INC,
Lincoln 3O9s.
NEW BRICK HOME.
FOR CoLoRED
e,os.1,n thoToushly r nSs modern home situated in
ter and schools. Can be bought for 500
cash and $50 per mo-. incl, all interest
and taxes. For further information cali
Columbia 4074
New-Near st. Gabriel's.
ONLY ONE LEFT-oPEN ALL WEEK.
,,,on The home ..m;ss, .Ua ars looking fore5oe A,
cond Insulated see and compare
THOS. D. WALSH, INC,
sls l1th NV Dist 1853
Fraternity or Institution.
old 81 81 - looms BATHS center
garage with Groom and bath apt. above.
Property now producing monthly income
Evening star., 1940-02-18
URCIoLO REALTY CO.
907 N. Y. Ave. NV.
COLORE ED.
IIRE ME"
NOT THE OLD SOIITHrAs1

$6.e50-S rooms, inclosed sleeping porch.
z tile baths. Colonial front porch,
deep rear yard. garage; house in
beautiful condition. For Inspection
call Mr.. Shremer, THFEY q LYNN.
INC. Rep. 1913
Evening star., 1940-02-18
HoUses roR SALE

UoVS8S pOX SA&8s
JUST OFF CONN. AVE.
.EonAuR HOME or q. Q. SENATOR.
ROCK Greek Park yeur panorama. o
rooms, 81 baths. 2-car garase. Original
cost We;SGG Wo6DlsYP Psiss gsss.s sisas4 Sa49. $500.
SIS, 600 Value, Only So, $50.
Small down payment, bal. like rent;
oil heat Air.cond.. Adams s27s. "
CHI. CHI, MD, SO, $50.
BEAuTIFUL-DIFFERK
Just completed, now open for inspection.
Detached Dutch Colonial stone front. cor
ner. wide lot; center-hall plan, LIST d., 90
4. Nv rm,. rough beam ceiling. fireplace,
rum panel side wall, large picture win
dcx. dcx. srfsht dinins rm;. modern Kit. pam
ssdsms mSdsrn Il. S.sh Ha b.s.msss ssss,9a: la:
cludes butlt-in garage. laundry, toilet,
recreation room. air-condition plant, oil
burner. Slate roof. copper down spouts;
everything that more expensive home
Usually has: $500 and $500 Chestnut st..
To reach: Out Conn. ave. to Thornapple
ST., riEht on Thornapple across Brook
builder. 1901 18th st. NV. once, Natl.
67S9; ewes. WfEc H1RQ
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GLOVER PARK.

bordered by Government park Consider
trade. Small cash; low payments TIFFEY
q FLYNN. INC. Rep. 1918.
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4715 17th ST M w

=, Open-Det. .English-type brick. one Of
the most distinctive houses In this ex-
elusive section; 4 bedrooms, baths maids
rm. and bath. spacious Iiv. rm. opening
onto large porch; beautiful grounds. Ex-
MISS REED. GEORGIA s053,
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Housgs WAkTED TO RENT.

FURNieHED HOUSE OR APT. ABOUT
Q rms, March to September; Silver eprine
or Chevy Chase; children: references. BOX
460-C, Star.
RELIABLE TENANT DEEMES OR s
Cnase or Mass. ave. extended: maximum.
S7O; occupancy April 1st. Box 270-D, Star.
WE NEED HOUSES m .PETWoRTH.
Maristte Park. Takoma, Silver Spring.
Conn.
WANTED-eMALL HOUSE m OR NEARBY
city, near elementary school; auto. heat;
reasonahle rent. Geo. 4O44.
8 OR 10 ROOM HOUSE, UN-
FURNISHED, OIL OR GAS
HEAT, VIC. PARK RID. AND
14th ST. NV. GIVE DE-
TAILS. ADAMS 4423.
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Fraternity or Institution.

Near 10th st. and Kalorama I'd. Lovely
old mansion of 81 rooms. 9 baths: center
hall plan: large corner lot: 2-car brick
Property now producne an pan ontbT ,ncome
Of over 100000 as roominz house Excel
lent opportunity for fraternity or institu-
tion to acquire valuable piece of property
Mr.. ALTMAN, Att 1929, or WAPLE q
JAMES, INC. D. 3346. to 9 pm.
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MAYNOR'S SPECTAT.S

1sA1A ANOAS ~ " GN4zAIJO.
On Rhode Island ave:--9 rooms, 2 baths.
24th st. at Rhode Island ave-stone
BUNGALOW. garaee
Myrtle ave.-6-room bungalow- $4,000
extra lot.
MAYNOR, 2605 Brentwood Rd. NE,
-. Mich. k3Ok =.
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BLOCK FROM CATHEDRAr..

house or doctors home and once; Also;
can be used for. two families.
This center-hall home contains is rooms,
baths and 2 lavatories maids room,
space for 2 additional rooms In attic
Sleeping porch and garase. A bargain
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DIST. l4il.
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FIRST SHOWING-

Conservative, substantial. finely built 8
and 8 rm; brick homes, $500. End ave.
Silver Spring. These homes have large
Gu. 1T. ice boxes: al modern, convenient
appointments. 8 blks. from shopping cen-
in and paid for; price $3.50 up; worth
more By compa arison. Open IL to pm.
COFEMAN REALTY CO, Shep. 4123.
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ono Realtor.
eOe n Capitol st. Natl. 6731.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
BARGAIN HTTNTEPc

Large. 8 rooms. Q baths attic hu,,t -,n
ans Nevada aves. S1O75O: terms. A.
$3.50: terms. 's" 1iicA'
r six "a rooms, osns IN baths; Chevy Chase, d.