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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-06
Score Five
Runs in 9Th
For Victory
Benqols Collect
Is Blows in Hurd
Attack at Plate

In view of the fact that mos
pound baseball minds pickec
Yakima, Tacoma and Spokane tc
fight IL out for the Western In.
ternationsl league pennant, i'll
not surprising to see these three
clubs punched within two game.
Of each other--in that order.
Tacoma narrowed Yakima's
lead Tuesday night trouncine the
Pippins l0-s in the first game OF
their important series.
The Tigers collected 10 hits.
but couldn't settle matters
until they chased across five
runs In the ninth inning.
Yakima ratified out IL hits
but concentrated all Its scor-
Ing into the last three frames.
Spokane remained one and one
half games behind the Tigers by
pushing Vancouver. B. c., around
l2-4.
Little Pete Jonas held the Caps
20 eight hits while his mates
obtained Is. The Indians were
never in trouble after scoring six
run In the second inning.
Wenatchee's Chiefs made a bid
to climb out OF the cellar with an
easy 1921 triumph over Salem as
Southpaw Jack Hawkins held the
eolons 10 three bingles.
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But IL the Giants stay UP in
the race there's one fellow they
won't fool. That's Bill McKechnie,
who said in March that the Giants
were the team he feared most
The Giants are making Mckech-
MES prediction come too true for
comfort to Deacon Bill.
Terry's club beat the Reds
again yesterday. 5-4, when
Carl Hubbell hung on TO score
his fifth straight triumph.
Although raped for IL hits.
including Billy Myers homer
with one on In the eighth, he
pulled through safely.
Brooklyn's red-hot Dodgers won
their fourth straight and drew
within one game of the leading
Reds with a 101 victory over the
St Louis Cardinals in night
game played before 23,50o. The
Dodgers made three errors. but
put the game on ice as early as
the first when five runs crossed
the plate, three on Pete Oscar
arts homer with two on. Vito
Tamulis went the route for his
third victory without defeat Joe
Medwick clouted IS for 8" for the
Cards.
ANOTHER BIG CROWD
In another night game. 2o,s1e
fans watched the Pittsburgh Pr
rates trounce the Boston Bees,
14-2. in the first game under
lights at Forbes field. Veteran
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Pioneer League
BY UNITED PRESS

The Boise Pilots last night
moved up to one and one-half
games behind the leading Salt
Lake Bees by turning in 7-3
win over the Ogden Reds.
The Salt Lake-Idaho Falls game
was called because of rain.
Enatic started the Pilots
off with a homer in the first
with none on, and the Boise
aggregation continued to score
In the third. fourth. seventh
and eighth. The Reds placed
runs in the fourth, fifth and
ninth. The Pilots took 10
bingles off Gibbons, and
Fields allowed the Boise slug
gers eight.
At Twin Falls, the Cowboys
rallied in their cellar position to
come within a half game of Idaho
Falls as they beat the Pocatello
Cards. Ga. The Cowboys pounded
out nine safeties off Lilly, while
Hedgecock scattered seven hits
to the Cards.
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Runs responsible Tor, S me 3,
Kleinke 2; struck out. by Slime 4,
Kleinke J. bases on balls. off Slime 3,
Kleinke ]: left on bases, Los An
geles 5. Sacramento S; three base
baldi. Hernandez, Stringer. Slime;
runs batted in. Garibaldi 2, Statz,
Novikoff, Barton. sacrifice. erik:
double play, Stringer to Collins;
time. l:45 umpires, Tanning and
Doran: players walking, King 2, Carl
BALD. Novikon.
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whose back was broken five years
ago, ran over X. H. Baily, Kansas
City, SO, 81. Other west coast
survivors included Ed Amark,
Oakland, Cal, Frank Kovacs. San
Francisco; frankie Parker, Pasa-
dena, Cal; and Ed Alloo, Berkeley.
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Runs hatted in. Quinn, Sinner. Nc
Cormack. Alden Jolley 3. Falconi 2,
Samhammer 2. Sinner. Falconi 3,
Edy: stolen bases. SamhRmmer
Alden. Quinn. Sickle. Mccormack.
Lake. double play. Sinner TO Quinn.
left on bases. Spokane 8. Vancouver
q. base on balls. off Jonas 3, Gold
man 2. Osborne 4: struck out. by
Jonas s. Osborne g. hits off Goldman
In IN innings s runs. hit nv
pitcher, by Jonas. Stewart; wild
pitches. Goldman. Osborne. losing
pitcher. Goldman: time OF game. ass;
umpires, Moran and Weisgerber.
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MARCH OF PENN
PHILADELPHIA A

PHILADELPHIA - Although
Army has played on Pennsyl-
vania's Franklin Field numerous
times, this years football engage
ment will be the first against tins
Quakers.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YEsTERDAY's RESULTS
New York 5. Cincinnati 4.
Chicago IL. Philadelphia 6.
Brooklyn 10. st. Louis /.
Pittsburgh IL, Boston 2.
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Joe Bowman held the Bees to nine
hits for his third victory. while
Bob Elliott, Maurice Van Robays
and Frank Cuisine drove in nine
runs between them.
Cleveland moved within half
game OF the american
league lead by dividing a twin
bill with Washington while
the Red Sox were losing their
second In n row. Ken Chase
pitched the Senators to a 7-2
win over the Tribe In the
opener, but the Indians came
back to take the nightcap.
SO. Al Smith won his firth
straight. although he had to
have relief from Bob Teller
in the ninth 10 save the game.
The Browns knocked off the
Red SoX. SO, with Eldon Auker
going the route. Boston made 10
hits but tossed the game away
with four errors for the second
straight day.
Edgar Smith stopped the Yanks
with seven hits as the White Sox
hung up 7-3 win over the Bronx
Bombers. Joe Kuhel hit two
homers 10 run his count to IL for
the season and five against the
Yanks. The White Sox raped
Red Ruffing for IL hits in seven
innings. Smith had 2-hit shut
out going into the seventh when
a fluke double by Joe DiMaggio
led to run. DiMaggio's homer
with mate on accounted for the
other two in the ninth.
The Athletics dubbed Tommy
Bridges from the box in the fourth
and beat the Tigers. Sc. Johnny
Babich won his fifth game after
getting off 10 bad start. Bob
Johnson and Wally Moses hit for
the circuit for the AS
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wENATcHEE

Runs batted in, Barker. Escobar.
McCue g. Cole, Bonetti .. Traxler 3.
Jewell 2; two-base hits. Bonetti, Cole
Volpi; three base hits. Volpi. Esco-
bar, home run. Traxler: stolen base.
Baer. left on bases, Salem 7. Wen
Hawkins S. Clemence 2. struck out.
by Brewer !. Clemcnce Z, Hawkins 7.
hits off Brewer In Ia innings G.
Hawkins in Q innings 3, Clemenoe in
~ innings q. passed ball. Barker.
winning pitcher. Hawkins; losing
pitcher, Brewer; umpires. Cole and
Nenezioh, time OF game, 2:lo.
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OAKLAND

STRUCK out, By Plppen Z, Iurpin 2.
runs responsible for. Tirpin |: bases
on balls. off Pippen 2; home run.
Dunn. two-base hits, Dunn. Chris
toff. runs batted in. Dunn: sacrifice
TuTpin. stolen base. White; double
play. Luby-Versez-D Dunn. time. 1877;
umpires. Mazzeo and Edwards.
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Yesterdays RESULTS
Chicago Z. New York 8.
st. Louis 5. Boston 8.
Philadelphia s. Detroit 8.
Washington "a. Cleveland 2-3.
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JUNIOR wALTONs TO MEET

Junior IZaak Waltons will meet
Thursday night at 7.30 al the
jefferson park community house
in their last session Of the season
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HERMAN PINCH-HITTER

LOS ANGELES Babe Herman,
former National league star, Is
being used exclusively as a pinch
hitter by the Hollywood club of
the Coast league.
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SAN DIEGO

San Francisco o o 0 o 0 o 0 0 90
San Diego 80. 0 o 0 o o 4 0 0 x-4
Struck out. by Dasso 4, Humphreys
2; runs responsible for. Dasso q;
bases on balls. off Dasso 8. Hum
phreys 2. hit by pitcher. by Hum
phreys Holder; passed ball, Sprinz
left on bases. San Francisco g, San
Diego 8. three base hit, Jensen; two
base hit. Warner; runs batted in.
Sperry. Jensen s. sacrifices. Haslin.
before: time. l.47; umpires. Snyder
and Falls.
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Tacoma ....,........o 2o oio 2o5-io
Yakima ...........o 900 900 AL 3
Runs bstted in. Brenner 3. White
2. Abbott. Rickert 2. p. johnson q,
Reese 2, Younkers. Stamper, Springer,
FARRELL. Medeehini: two-base hits.
Fernandez. Trower. Reese, Garretson.
Bremen: three-base hit. p. Johnson:
sacrifices. Garretson, Rickert; double
plays. Horton TO Younkers 70 Reese.
rrower TO Hartman 20 Garretson.
Farrell to Hartman TO Garretson.
left on bases Tacoma ~. Yakima Q:
base on balls. off Candinha 3. Ho-
ton 2. B. johnson 2. II. johnson l:
struck out by CandinhA 3, Medeghini
/. Horton 2. B. johnson !. hits, off
Horton in 7 innings 10. off Cam
dinha In 62a innings 7. off b. john
son IN y innings S, off Medeghinl
In as innings T. off II. johnson in
= inning !; earned runs off Horton
8, Candinha 2. b. johnson S. Mede-
Ehini 5. winning pitcher. Medeghini:
losing pitcher. n johnson; umpires.
Nelson and Clark: time OF game.
2 05,
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Winning pitcher, Hilcher, losing
pitcher, Gay; innings pitched. Hileher
s plus. Gay 7. Smith l; At bat, off
Hiicher 80. GAY 20. Smith 3: hits. off
Hilcher IA. Gay 10, Smith 0: runs
scored, off Hilcher 2. Gay 6, Smith 0;
struck out. by Hilcher 8. Gay 4. Tost
/. Thomas !: bases on balls, off
Hilcher 4, Gay 4; wild pitch. Gay;
left on bases. Portland 6, Hollywood
Il: home run. Hawkins, two-oase
hits. Reich, Herman. Rosenberg, runs
batted in, Hawkins 6, Hoover, Uhalt.
sacrifice. Coleman; double PLAYS
Brown TO Muller 10 Frederick q Null
Ter to Brown to Frederick Cissell TO
Hoover 70 Sweeney: time OF game
:o2. umpires. Hood and Engeln.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Oakland !, Seattle 0.
Portland 6. Hollywood 2.
Sacramento 3. Los Angeles 2.
San Diego I, San Francisco 0.
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PROVES SOMETHING

SAN FRANCISCO Slip Msdi-
gan has gained Is pounds since
resgning as football coach of Saint
Msrys college.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Minneapolis IL, Toledo 6; st
Paul S, Columbus s; Kansas City
o, Louisville 2; Milwaukee 4. In
disnapolis 5.
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NJ The
[aala4rdxg,
INTERNATIONAL

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Spokane IL, Vancouver 4.
Wenatchee IL. Salem 3.
Tacoma 10, Yakima 8.
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Conn is a notorious slow~starter.
In his bout with Lesnevich at New
York last November he lost the
first six rounds, then surged back
in a whirlwind finish for a Is
round decision.
Lesnevich, who emerged as a
first class fighter after a career
as football and baseball PLAYER,
chef. waiter and bouncer. is n
slugger, a two-fisted puncher of
the hungry type exemplified by
Lew Jenkins.
Betting odds were rs with Conn,
although there were few indica-
tons that money was changing
hands. Jack Nelson, co-promoting
with Mike Jacobs. said he hoped
to fill the olympia's 1900 seats,
but hot weather and the indoor
arena cut gate estimates to a
maximum of $4,000.
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Giants Threaten Fight
In National Loop Race
Those Who Couldn't See Terrymen Eorly
In Season Must Revise Their Estimutes

NEW YORk-Maybe the baseball
Giants short Nearly figured division club
during the training
mate and concede might make trouble in the
National league
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Oaks Trim
Rainiers
By Shuiout
Home Run Wins for
Acorns in Bottle
That Goes | to 0
BY UNITED PRESS

Oakland clipped the league lead
Of the Seattle Rainiers TO one
game today and counted as good
investment the $500 plunked
down for Pitcher Henry (Cotton)
Pippen.
Pippen toiled for Sacramento
two years ago and went up to the
majors. Although he bested Bob
Teller few weeks back, he didn't
get going with Detroit and the
Acorns picked him up. Last night
he outpitched Hal Turpin to give
Oakland a 10 win over Seattle.
Cecil Dunn's mighty home
run In the second inning was
the only score. Pippen gave
Seattle seven hits while the
Acorns were reaching Turpin
for eight.
The third place San Diego
Padres dropped San Francisco out
of the first division again by ad-
ministering 40 beating. Byron
Humphreys shut the Seals out with
five hits TO win his fifth straight.
Frank Dasso pitched a creditable
six-hitter for the Seals, but three
of them came in the sixth when
the Padres showed over their four
runs.
SACS IN FOURTH
Sacramento moved into fourth
place behind Norbert Kleinke' S
tight pitching by turning back Los
Angeles 80. Art Garibaldi had a
hand in all the Cardinal scoring,
doubling Lynn King home in the
first and driving in Handley with
a triple in the third, then scoring
himself on Larry Barton's single.
Garibaldi also contributed the only
error chalked up in the league last
night. Lee Slime was the losing
pitcher.
Portland trounced Holly
wood. 81 by tight fielding.
Whitley Hilcher gave the
Stars ~ hits and four walks,
but was unbeatable in the
pinches. He went wild In the
ninth and Bill Thomas was
called TO the rescue.
frankie Hawkins had a field
day at bat for the Beavers, getting
four in four trips, including a
home run, and driving in all six
runs. Fred Gay, Paul Smith and
Lou Tost labored for the Stars,
with Gay being charged with the
defeat.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Rochester at Jersey City. rain.
Montreal s, Baltimore 4.
Syracuse 6, Buffalo 5.
Newark Z, Toronto /.
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might try 10 slug II out with
the challenger was his state
menf that he would Garry the
battle from the start and win
rs quickly As possible"
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HOLLYWOOD

Portland ... o 0 l o Go
Hollywood go. 0 0 0 Q O.
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YAKIMA

Totals .........4l 6 Ia AZ is
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Nenr Wnlfer Reed

7436 Georgia Ave. NV.
bedroom. dinette. kitchen
and bath. Eectrolux refrigeration.
743O Georgia Ave. NV.
$S9. .SO-Apt. No. Living room, 2
bedrooms. dinette. kitchen
and bath; screened rear porch. Elec-
trolux refrigeration.
Res. MGR. 74OS Ga. Ave. 0e, 2216,
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Efficiency Ant.

1908 Capitol Ave. NE.
$4S, ,OO-Apt. No. 3-Rec. hall, living
room. b ed r o m. dinette.
kitchen and bath. Elec. stove, screened
rear porch, rear yard.
1904 K CAFRITZ Dist. $3.50
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BARoAM LIST.
D.s.ehsd, ,s.lSs' s hSpn. Bath.
New Detached.
Rooms and g. Hssceation ssc Room.
New D.s.sh::ss sSsSi Rooms. Bath,
New Detached.
. Rooms. = Baths. Recreation Room.
c.,s Rooms: @ .Is hsiis;1s 5.s.;. a....ss; .ss1.
s4ss oeorsis s.s Ave. sD' ssa shepherd 5000.
WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.
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ssieE saeE.lssi house. s. H. Il sss Gar 1890 $500
HHS1:s HS1::. s. E. 8 s., oil h.h. hsft ST. sssse $1,000
ssqlnEE.'SSM sslsE SSn. f. = Il sis S.a II 81 $500
.a s.s. y 3?s; 81: ssssaA ssss ss,1
'AMEEICAN uEIykRsrrY rlARKls7. s-,. $50
transportation.. Biz. rooms. tile bath
electric blower; Earage, Moderate down
payment and only $4,000 per month
Ss.a5o9fhs s5De house that h.tI is rscidIs nth
becoming more popular hecause Of "a
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construction on 1O0-foot-front lot Il
Battery Park. Nd. close to schools
stores and transportation. Also hal
two bedrooms and bath on the secont
Moor. seryants room, automatic hot.
water heat, slate root. garage. Owner
anxious to eell. has reduced prico ae.
..as ...a'2s|zl azmyE ys!74.' : Iugs CO.
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1919 D ST. Sc.
0-1- 40 ncn

1919 D ST. Sc.
Only $3.50.
semi-detached, 8-rm brick. modern bath.
new-house condition: . wonderful buy for
Navy Yard employe. Open Z to 9 daily
WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.
broom bungalow. anil, $4,000; 6
rooms, a;m.i, $3.50: 8 rooms, ami,
So,So0, H.>C MAYNOR, 2314 r. !. ave.
DETACHED BRICK HOMES.
SMALL Cash PAYMENT.
BALANCE S62.5O A MONTH.
INCLUDES TAXES AND INSURANCE.
Six rooms. bath, h.-w.h.. FLUID HEAT
on burner. concealed radiation. furred
Walls. insulated. screened. weather-stripped
STATE roofs, copper cutters and down
4347 10Th ST. NE.
Aichisan Ave-, past Catholic University to
OPEN TO DAHY-Hobart S4O7.
STEUART BROTHERS, INC.
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DUPLEX-GLOVER PARK.
Apt, 3. 2212 4Oth at. n.w.-2 rooms.
Kitchen. dinette. bath and large
screened porch: gas heat; S41 30
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4 Rooms. Kitchen. 1ath. Se3.Bo.
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2714 QUARRY RID.
$41 S0 square west Of Columbia I'd.
from 18th ST. rms kitchen,
bath; free refrg.; attractive location. See
JanitoT.
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Excellent Opportunity

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42O5 Arkansas Ave. NV.
l.SO-Apt. No. 3-Living room.
bedroom. dinette. kitchen and
bath; elec. stove and refrigerator;
screened rear porch,
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Near Roosevelt Hish
43l2 Geergia Ave. NV.
$42.S0-Apt. 3-Living room, bed
room, kitchen and bath.
Electric refrigeration.
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HIGHEST RIDGE IN CITY.
Opposite National Cathedral

3O1O WISCONSIN, AVE. NV.
,..Esw New built.in In kite kitchen @ cabinets;
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Yesor' Ycs Res. mgr" Apt $3.50
Large Rooms, Plenty Closet Space.
j. c. WELDON CO..
1727 K st. NV. Metropolitan BOIL.
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OREATLY REDUCEO

GREATLY REDUCED.
A new home on quite the most desirable
lot In smart Westhaven. Priced for quick
sale. it's been cut to S11. .460. A detached
fireplace, dining room and unusually large
kitchen. Stairway Oh center hall leads
story level sfe Two bedrooms o and S b.th
on second floor. Two closets In each bed
room. Bryant air conditioning. Gall Wis
26SS Nighte, wis $685.
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$500.

1888 APPLETON ST NV,
NEAR WOODROW WILSON HIGH.
Only 8 left out Of q group Of 8 new de-
tached brick homes-each . bit different
High elevation. delightful SURROUNDINGS
Cozy. comfortable. appealing homes: 8
splendid bedrooms. large living rooms with
frsplaee, covered porch; AUTOMATIC AIR
CONDITIONING. Garage. Reached via
Conn ave. west at Albemarle st. to Reno
I'd, then ! 50. north to Appleton: Open
Co. INC. DIST 6R3Q
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63l r s. NE

03l b St. NE.
$37 .SO-Apt. No. Living room,
bedroom, kitchen and bath;
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UPPER 10th ST. SECTION.
Attractive 7-room brick. 1 bedrooms
re1ec.: "a S7o. - - $50 1sA.'' A'"D
DIXIE REALTY. NATL ssso.
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Convenient to Seheols, Churches,
Transportation Facilities.
800 Deiafleld Rl. NV.
SEQ. .O0-Apt. No. 3ERec. hall, liv-
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nette. kitchen and bath: elec. re-
friger0tion
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New-Near st. Gabriel's.
ONLY ONE LEFT-OPEN ALL WEEK
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cond insulated: see and compare
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
A1h 1lfh NV Dt<t rkka
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1116 EYE ST. SE.-$3e.6O
Rooms and Bath, H.-W.H., Electricity
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ia PEABODY ST. NV.
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' 1909 10th ST. Sc.
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:" = $50 s.;Eje TgeksssiAN sssi ST. NV. ssa'eo
70 D. n':sla ss5s isss isaa .sf srr. NV: nwsoso0
f. b. h--sa Il Y6S ssdisf.'sfe s. NV. 5000
=. D. 4f!s ~ E.; ;Aass. sisss 80.
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am, standard time, Feb. 30. 1910. for
stucco pilastsrs at entrance oortico on
the Administration Building ut the Ma.
tional Institute Of Health ct Bethesda. Nd.
Drawing and Specifications mag be OBJ.
tanned from the custodian Of the buildine,
or ct this ONCE. The, furnishing Of mor2'
the Commissioner Of Public Buildings. w
i. REYNOLDS. Commissioner o9 Public
su,ldirgs rsdersl works Assnsv. (;
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High-Grade Apts. Permanent Tenants.
COL. RID, N NEAR '1Si 18th ST. NV.
lg. rms. k and b., 4th A.. s.w. exp.
18th sr: Ar COLUMBIA RID. NV.
nice outlook; $3.50.
rms. (. and B.. 3 closets. free refg..
Dist. 0674. HARDING. Mite COL. $685.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
1882 21st st. NV.
bedrooms. living room, kitchen. bath,
WAPIE Z JAMES, INC.
1924 14th st. NV. Dist. S346.
HAT-647h q ST. NE
Apt. "a rooms and bath: h.-w.h.. slec-
8icity; $S7 30; Key, Apt.
Evening star., 1940-02-13

DETACHED. ROOMS AND BATH, H.
VII, porches and yard: newly decorated: !:
$46. Owner. W. 3. CATION. 1898 Pa. ave. Sc.
922 EYE ST. S.E.-6 ROOMS, BATH
location: S45 mo Inquire $50 10th Sc
NEW BRICK HOME, 3aO5 BLAINE 81. NE.
FOR details call L. J. MILLS. National 1851 :.
3s17 WOODLEY RD.-s RMS. (4 BED
ms. oil burner maids rm.. basement
toilet, gar, garden, porch: $S5. Emerson
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HOUSES FUR. or uhfuR.

722 send ST. s.E.-BUNdALOW. 6 RMS.
bath. garage; Anil: conv. located to buses;
$46 mo. uni $50 furn. Atlantic 7g97-W
Evening star., 1940-02-13

72s 22nd ST. N.W-s r., 2 B.. H.-W.H.,
822 2srd st. n.w-6 r, b., h.-w.h.- 1S.S0
JAMES MORRIS WoODWHFD. Reaitor.
723 Goth Ct NV
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NEW 5-ROOM HOMES 10 RESPONSIBLE
employed couples: no down payment. Box
254-C. Star. 1ss
NEW BRICK. 5-ROOM HOUSE ON LEE
highway in Arlington, Va; bedrooms,
basement. attic: small cash payment. 500
month: 10 minutes from city. Call Chest
nut 1920 or Chestnut AhAQ
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Furnished By Hilda Miller
large rooms. two baths. recreation
rooms: all bedrooms will take full suite
taehed brick saraee. Facing q. u &. GOVT
park. near Paul Jr. High School Con-
vsnient to Brightwood shopping center.
WI consider small trade Open to 8 pm.
WAPLE e. JAMES INC DT 994R
Evening star., 1940-02-11
Filer-Patton Wedding
In Leesburg Church.

The Rev. James S. Montgomery,
pastor OF the Leesburg, Va, Pres
byterian Church, officiated at the
wedding Of Miss Katharine Will
loughby Patton and Mr.. Howard
Luther Filler, which took place in
the church Saturday evening, Feb
ruary 8. The Mr. Montgomery was as
sisted by the Rev. Norris w. Hark-
ness. The ceremony was performed
at 7 o'clock and was followed by a
reception at Woodlea, home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hunter Patton, near Leesburg. The
bridegroom is a son of Mrs. John
Fremont Filler of Reading, Pa, and
with his bride will make his home
In Wilmington, Del, where he is in
business.
Miss Lilias Janney Of Leesburg
played the wedding music. The
church was decorated with smilax.
white gladioli and evergreens and
lighted by white candles. Mr.. Patton
escorted and gave his daughter in
marriage. Her wedding gown was
of ivory white lace made on princess
lines. The skirt fell into train and
the bodice had a square neckline and
long sleeves slightly puffed at the
top. Her long tulle veil was becom-
ingly arranged.
The bride was attended by Miss
Lucille Palmer of Boston, who was
dressed in pastel blue chiffon made
with shirred jacket, puffed sleeves
and a long full skirt. She carried
coral pink gladioli
Mr.. Edwin w. Michael of Will
mington was best man and the ushers
were the brides brother, Mr.. Francis
Landley Patton. 3rd, of Leesburg;
Mr.. Bruce German of New York,