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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-20
The Flag Chase

GdIneS Dcnlnu. 4Gdnlto W pay.
GAMES TO PLAY
Cleveland with Washington,
September 10: Detroit. September
20. 81. %, 81. rs. 20; st. Louis,
September "a, rs.
Detroit with Philadelphia. Sep
TENDER 10; Cleveland, September
20. Fl, p, p, rs, 20; Chicago,
September "a, rs.
New York with Chicago, Sep
TENDER 10; Boston, September FL,
%; Washington. September "a.
rs, 2s, %; Philadelphia, Septem-
Ter 20, 81.
Chicago with New York, Sep
TENDER 10; st. Louis, September
20. Fl. %. 27, rs, 20; Detroit, Sep
TENDER "a. Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-20

sible for, Reid S, Serventi 2; struck
out, by Reid 2. by Serventi 2. by
Jonas /. by Isekite II: bases on
balls. off Reid 8. off Serventi 2. off
Jonas l. off Isekite 2: / hit and )
runs scored off Reid in a. innings.
5 hits and 3 runs scored off Serventi
in Ia innings. l hit and no runs
off Jonas in lss innings: hit by
pitcher. Firpo by Reid: wild pitches.
Reid. serventi: left on bases. spo-
kane S. Tacoma Z. home runs. Nc
Nance. Bremen: three-base hit.
Rickert: two-bsse hits, Martinez.
Garretson, Linde: runs batted in.
McNamee. Baer. Ffrpo. Garretson 2,
1renner 4. Linde: double play, Mar
timer TO McGinnis 70 Falconi: time,
2:1o: umpircs. Clarke. Nelson and
Moran.
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Reds Cinch 1910 Title;
Yankees Slip Once More

Browns dumped the Red sox,
IL to 2.
In the other National league
games the Cubs handed the Giants
their 10th straight loss, 81, and
the Bees won from the Pirates,
4 TO /.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cincinnati 4, Philadelphia 3 (13
innings).
st. Louis II. Brooklyn I.
Boston 4. Pittsburgh l.
Chicago 9, New York 4.
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Deer Limit Will
Remain at One

PoRTLAND-The bag limit re-
duction made by the state game
commission on black tail deer from
two to one will stand. it was ruled
yesterday by Attorney General I.
H. Van Wrinkle.
The commission ruling was made
in July, but the authority Of the
rule was questioned. The attorney
general also stated hunter bag
ging a deer is required to use but
one tag on the carcass.
International league plsyoffs:
Baltimore l, Rochester 4. Jersey
City 1. Newark 5.
American association plsyoffs
Louisville 2. Columbus 5; Mime
apolis ?. Kansas City 6.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-20

NEW YORK-william II. Berri's
Early Delivery equaled the track
record of ITO AS for six furiongs
at Aqueduct race course yesterday
in winning the $500 Pegasus
Purse which featured the program
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-20
PAwTUCKET. r L w.

Mannagh's Counterpoise scored an
upset victory in the featured
$500 Exeter Purse yesterday
when he defeated the heavily ia
vored Honey Cloud-one of the
expected starters in Saturdays
$4,000 Narragansett Special
over q mile and 20 yards route at
Narragansett Park.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-20

Runs responsible for. Turpin 1.
Buxton 2: struck out. by Tlrpin 6.
Buxton 2: three base hits. Gudat.
Archie: two-base hit. Campbell. runs
batted in. Vanni. Gudat. Gyselman:
stolen bases, Gyselman. white: UNI
pires. Hood. Engeln. Pals and Synder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-20
Abes-Tigers
Open Season
Here Friday
nis-Sponsored
Bottle 10 Benefit
Unfortunate Kids

Two untried. vet potentially
powerful elevens win clash in the
Stadium Friday night when the
Stadium Tigers and the Lincoln
Abes open the fall prep season
under the glowing globes.
Even though 1t will not count in
conference standings. both Coaches
Johnny Heinrich and Eddie
schwarz are taking this tilt seri-
ously. Quite as seriously as South
Tacoma Kiwanians. who are spon-
soring the contest as their annual
benefit for the city's less fortunate
children.
Neither mentor gave his
ball club much time for hoii-
daying nj the Fair Wednes-
day. The prep rivals drilled
for several hours In the gooey
gumbo of the north and south
end fields during the forenoon,
with plenty of emphasis on
puntlng and passing.
Coach Heinrich also had his
charges work under the mazdas
Wednesday evening. The Abes
practiced beneath the Stadium
lights earlier in the week.
While none of the Tiger regu-
lars is on the injured list. three
Lincoln players were forced to the
sidelines this week. The casualties
included Res hokanson, fullback;
Otis Hay, center, and Loren Lilly,
an end. All three are first-string
reserves. up from the 1899 sopho-
more squad.
M0RRONE SPEARHEAD
Spesrhead Of the Lincoln offense
Friday is expected TO be Frank
Morrone. captain and left half. A
former Midget star. Morrone has
gained poundage and developed
into a strong passer. A husky
fullback, SIEVE (Don't-Spell-It-
Steve) Grassi. has been groomed
for plunging duties.
Schwarz In experimenting
with n brand-new backfield.
all 1888 Iettermen having
graduated or left school, but
the Abe line Is expected TO
prove q tower of strength,
having sire. weight and tough
ness. From the forwards he
probably viii draw his punters
either Logan Blades, the
brilliant end, or Howie Pyfer,
. reserve guard.
Johnny Heinrich was still some
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y The
q, As1LH6ndnss
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cleveland az, Washington III.
Detroit I'D. Philadelphia ola.
Chicago SIS. New York SO.
st. Louis IL. Boston 2.
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.Rainiers
Turn Back
Oaks, z to l
Squeeze Play Used
Successfully; Los
Angeles Also Wins
By UNITED PRESS

Seattle kept in the race for the
shaughnessy playoff dough with a
smart 81 victory over Oakland last
night while Los Angeles was hand
ing a resounding 30 humping to
San Diego.
The Rainiers, behind the
veteran Hal Turpin, thus set
back the Acorns by the same
score of Tuesday night and
evened the game count. The
teams travel today and re-
sumo tomorrow night at Sc
attic, playing until one team
wins four games.
Turpin and Ralph Buxton put
up a brilliant hurting duel. The
former gave only four hits against
Buxton's eight but the fielding
behind Hal settled the issue.
With the score tied one-all in the
sixth, George Archie tripled to
right field. Buxton disposed of
Gilly Campbell on a pop to Hugh
Luby. then with two out, Dick
Gyselman laid down a bunt that
caught Buxton flat-footed. Too
late to throw to first. he got the
bali home just a whisker behind
Archie. Not a Rainier reached
first thereafter.
The Acorns scored their lone
rum In the third when Marvin
Gudat tripled and came home
on Pete Chapman's single.
Kay Prim was In top form as
the Angeles walloped the Padres.
He gave only six hits and never
was San Diego in a position to
score. Dick Newsome had given
only two hits until the seventh.
when with two out, Prim singled
to right to score the first run. Be-
fore the inning was over five
Angels had crossed the plate, New
some was in the doghouse and
Howard Craghead was on the
mound. The seraphs continued on
Craghead. scoring four more in the
eighth. Lou Stringer contributed a
home run, although Johnny Moore's
TWO singles sent three runs home
a -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-20

NEW YORK The dead-game
Cincinnati Reds have clinched
their second straight National
league pennant and today destroy
ed the baseball axiom that no
team ever repeats after being
crushed in four straight world
series games by the New York
Yankees.
While the Reds were mailing
down their title, the American
league race with a ding-dong
finish was blazing more fiercely
than ever.
Cleveland's "team Of mu-
tiny" battled Its way back
into the lead by half = game
with q double triumph over
Washington, 81 and FL. The
Detroit Tigers. by splitting
with the Athletics, dropped
hack 70 second place.
Oddly enough. Johnny Wander
Nicer, the double no-hit no-run
hero of 1888 who went into decline
last season and only recently came
back from Indianapolis, pitched
the pennant-clinching game. He
beat the Phillies, 4-3, in Is in
nings, with a final inning of re-
lief help from Joe Beggs.
The Cardinals 14-7 victory over
the Dodgers made it possible for
the Reds to nail down the flag
yesterday. Babe Phelps homer
with the bases loaded in the first
inning was rendered useless by
17-hit Cardinal attack which fea-
tured six runs batted In by
Johnny Mize.
TELLER SETS OWN RECORD
Bullet Bob Teller pitched the
Indians into the American league
lead by pitching q shit game to
beat Washington. I'll. with only
two days rest. After the Indians
had won the opener. 81. with
Ken Chase forcing in all the
Cleveland runs on walks. Manager
Witt decided to use his trump,
Teller. in the nightcap. Teller
famed seven and raised his total
to PSI, a record for him.
The Tigers beat the Ath-
letics, lao. and then had
them beat, Ga. going into the
ninth inning Of the nightcap
when he'll broke loose. The
Athletics scored nine runs and
knocked the Tigers out of the
lead with q 1876 defeat. Hank
Greenberg hit three homers,
raising his total 10 So.
The Ysnks and White Sox
divided a pair. with New York
coming from behind to win the
SHINING nightcap. s-s. after drop
ping the first game. SIS. The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-20

II you're not using IL. sell II with
q Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 21sl
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Honor lack Lelivelt -.

Seattle baseball fans turn out Saturday night to honor
their most successful manager Jack Leivelt
That's something in the of feature night that
might also write history in Seattle
Leyelt in 30 highly regarded that the fans will leave
nothing undone to show him how they feel
the Queen City two consecutive pennans That
was donebe
clever guidance seatte Indians oofu
made
1t possible hottest baseball city the
minors
And many major league cities
Leivelt would appreciate gift from his club this
that has been denied him in the past
That is victory in the play-off
lost to Hollywood the psyof
aft winning the title
The following the Francisco
1899 playo which caused Jack
to he a inxed
Maybe inx maybe it won't but
In particular would be 1910 payon
serie
have before for
least, hope
The Lelivelt guy is q break
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-20
Softbol Goes Big Time

Then Hjee goes to explain the growth Of softba in
the midwest
Thousands of teams in every direction night ball.
too" he says -.
and the crowds capacity
fancy mind There's
money sport returns made the invest
IT'S growing showing sign Of retardng The
players Don't laugh the
certainly They've made it first
tough sport"
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ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METcALf

EARL JOHNSON respect Of major league leaders
So says Rudy Hjele Stadium Sc, just back from six
week stay in Detroit
he kid who used to pitch for the Johnson Painters Of
Tacoma has smoke and a curve and everything else
moundsman deems necessary" said Rudy
that johnson possesses unusual commence
> as saw in action
johnson is sent to the h con-
unruffled king before subject
Bo-Red-sox against Detroit and win
the bushes He appears larger
Of course and Ia. He really built for pitching"
reports Detroit and fsns and management e
time
biggest fault to be lack Of control factor In nus
mainstay the Coast league
Hutchinson not the pitcher that johnson Is
non Inf eli insiata
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Interesting Notes .

Rudy also reports these interesting notes:
Hank Greenberg Of Detroit has at the plate that
doesn't seem possible straight line hits that fly with
the speed Of q bullet
Earl Aver remains popular players the cevs
club popular though he has been doing
bench duty
When Cleveland milk bottles
token of he
indiana cbaby tactics against Manager osc
Witt
jeff Heath the Seattle kid per players
Of the Indians
throwing big league outielders they JUS
hop catchers glove M
bloopng throws Just ball line heaves
Evening star., 1940-09-16
HOUSES FURNISHED.

WESLEY HGTS. 4537 LOWELL STAT
tractive furnished house: from Oct. ! to
June ! 4 rooms. bath. oil burner garden,
garage; Sl35 per month. SANDOZ, INC.
DU. 1924
NEW HOME EXCLUSIVE COUNTRY
club section: 3 bedrooms, > baths, living
room. library, den. oil heat. maids room
and bath Phone Chestnut 4412
BETHESDA-VERY NICELY FURN s.
room bung allow: conv. stores and trans;
aulet street; S15. Call Mrs. Christman,
WI. 66S3. PAUL M. LUDT, real estate,
$500 Wis ave
NO. CLEVE. PK-SS5: RMS DET,
double inclosed porches; trees: oil neat.
THOS. L. PHILLIPS. WO. 1900. 35lS Conn.
SILVER SPRING, MD LINDEN); So. 500
Warren St. corner Seminary rd-3 bed
rooms. center hall: ami: Gear garage:
conv- Junior high and grade schools
churches, stores. bus. Large ground. COM
pIetely furn.; reas.; year lease Parks.
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FLATS FOR RENT.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE RMS. KITCH-
en- and bath. pvt. home, refg., utilities in
cluded; S31- 80 DI. 613S after & pm I6.
GOVT EMPLOYE, LADY. WISHES SMALL
apt or bachelor apt, private bath. un-
Turn; reasonable Box 2I-B. Star
QUIET. BRIGHT. ATTRACTTvELY FUR
nished. 1 or rooms. kitchen, bath, in good
location. walking distance 18th and F.
wanted by couple. Ma. 2740 Room IN
WANTED BY OCT. LIST. NV; l-ROOM.
Kit. apt. furnished: men: not ever S35.
Box 1O-S, Star
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

NEW APARTMENT HOUSE.
Attractive corner building OF 4 units
3-story brick construction. Excellent white
nelghborhood near 3rd and r. J. ave
ne. Gross income over $4,000. Price
S49,50O: on good terms
SHANNON d LUCES co.
1903 H ST. NV NATIONAL 2345
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

OR ROOM BUNGALOW IN CITY OR
nearby; state price and condition Box
30-S Star. 16'
BY NAVAL OFFICER WITHOUT Chill
oren. furnished house in NV. D. c. OF Hill
crest section, for longer than 1our mont hs
Box 455-Rr Star rs.
HOUSE. CITY OR SUBURBAN. THREE
or more bedrooms oil heat: IN one-fare
zone: nave my own gas range and re-
frlgerator: would like move Oct. Is,
1870. Box 464-R, Star I6'
WE HAVE NUMEROUS REQUESTS FOR
5-rm and l-bath and 6-rm. and 2-bath
nGdSes s1eS ror TfRt m IN nea[6y MO- owners Of
us for Quick disposal Call Mrs Rowe
rent mgr. R. SPEAR, INC. 7O72 Old
Georgetown I'd. Bethesda. Md WI 21OS
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APARTMENTS UkFURkISHED.
NORTHRROOK

1926 18th ST. NV.
rm, bath, ? large closets. Frigidsire;
desirable cor. apt. 9 rms, kitchen and
ba available Oct LIST.
COLUMBIA 1o:,U RES MGR
Evening star., 1940-09-16
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

2O7 N. 82nd ST, CAPITOL HEIGHTS
Md rms, kitchen and pvt bath; nicely
a; iIrn;; elec refs gas gas electricity. oil heat;
containing 5 rms and bath. front and rear
eadea nicely n oqTas % Ins INkNs co. 6R2
II ST.
pieteiS Equipped 'o : rooms IN kitchen. bath;
maid service. Michigan O1O5. - II.
l24 3rd st. N;E-HoMEY 2-RM.. PVT
adj bath; Frisidaire % oil oil heat Adults a;,
40 H ST. NE-BED-LIy1NG ROOM;
week. Call Franklin 1888.
THE SANTA ROSA - ATTRACTIvELY
every modern COW. i7l3 18th st. NV
1854 NEWTON ST. NV RMS. KIT,
Semi-pvt. bath. completely furn.: gas. cleo
Frigidaire; S32 80 month.
503 ST. NE JGE. CLEAN. WELL
home; quiet: phone; $40.
40 18th NE IINCOIN PARK,-2nd FL.
front. rooms. complete Ink, next to
bath; cont. hot water.
LADY TO SHARE APT. WITH ANOTHER;
POTOMAC HEIGHTS = FIRST FLOOR.
ldry., gar; S65 Emerson 9299
9O1 18th NV, APT 24-LARGE ROOM.
kit. g., e.. linens, Frigidaire: reasonable.
sl4 CONN. AVE. NEXT CLARIDGE
iurn'; $40. Also $50 apt. $3.50.
2l22 P ST. N.W.-LIVING ROOM. BED
room, kitchen, dinette. hail. porch, shower
bath. Frigidaire; $3.50
62l3 18th ST: NW-BEAUTIrUL B.
room apt, pvt. bath. Law; gas. cleo. un-
limited phone. cleo refg. 500: adults
Ss WK--l ROOM. KIT, PRIVATE BATH
gas. cleo, heat, h. W: clean. quiet: near
cars. bus. Janitor. 619 Otis pl. NV.
2dl6 UNIVERSITY PL NV. Mr.. 14th
and FairmOnt-n rooms, kit. porch. gas
elec, refr.; x37 80; adults.
3409 WISCONSIN AVE ROOMS
ch.w-. phone; reas. Apply 34I9 Wiscon-
sin ave,
5lI B ST SEA NICE l-RooM,
kitchen bath newly furnished apartment;
JOS A HERBERT & SONS.
5l5 East Capitol ST Lincoln Olo9.
SOUTHERN APIS,
l507 M ST. NV
l room. kitchenette and bath. $50
Twin bedrooms. S45 and $50.
Maid service, linens and light "a
hour elevator and switchboard service.
Resident MANAGER.
1915 10Th ST. NV.
Newly decorated and furnished, . rooms.
kitchenette and bath. suitable . or 3: also
single non Housekeeping; maid. linens. cleo
tricity. Res. mgr.
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no dealers Call Georgia 6053
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-SEMI- BUNGALOW.
:! bedrooms, baths. large lot: excel. resi-
dence district. conv. schools and bus. 62l1
| Utah ave NV.
CHEVY CHASE, D. DETACHED :
rooms. fully insulated: rooms bath 1st
fl: = rms. bath 2nd fl: lavatory in base
nent; bult-in garage, oil burner. OWNER,
LOOK. DO YOU WANT A HOME AT A
bargain? new detached brick homes. 3
and 4 bedrms some with bedrm. and bath
OWNER. Randolph s7U0-Georgia Abs.
IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-A
brand-new center-entrance brick priced
az Nl0,"30. ana located within easy uis-
Three bedrooms, two baths; large living
sPa sq9m II 4Hos oSrcGndstEngd heat wo storage
until Q pm. 35ls Conn. ave.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-NEW.
| all-brick houses. on wide avenue. in one
OF Washinston's best residential sections.
q rooms, extra large bedrooms. thoroughly
alley: shade trees: An You could ash, for
before you buy; $3.50: corner $3.50.
22e39 Western ave. CREAL d TURNER,
MT; PLEASANT BARGAIN : FACING
trees; might rent. Dupont 1886
5:RooM 81 MODERN BUNGALOW. l5o1
SdA All Gay sunday. weekdays. On D m
NEW HOMES, 4l22 TO 4126 GRANT ST.
ne. So. MINI. ave.-Oak floors, air cond;
sale sale, rent. Exchange. OWNER 2'VO IS. t1s"'
Sl0.5oo-CONVENIENT TO COLUMBIA
burg Colonial. g lovely rooms. lst-tioor
lavatory. large side porch large 6O-ft. lot
See this MS, smart 1 sna MOI MondertnI valne TO-DAY
until pm.
$50 EYE ST. NE R.. . B.. OIL HEAT,
rec. rooms; 2-family; new cond., many
extras: open. North 6l76. TO-
li9s chicago ST. Sc | SO, RIGHT
gar. rec. room; Sl5O-S3OO cash. I6'
ADJOINING MCKINLEY HIGH SCHOOL
Beautiful ?. and b. brick; h.-w.h., elec-,
s5a5C easy sms s nty wSER RRafa 81 PISS PISS
Ewes and Sunday. GE $500
SPRING VALLEY. 40o4 49th ST. NV
sae ems sieos yrs o%sER Sls RDfR Emefson s9 f5s
2 NEW, MODERN, GROOM AND BATH
houses air conditioned. automatic heat,
iqil .lN basement nr,cad lsTge T9Sdsd lots mod-
f5assif ssask PFlefa aitef 40 pm OWNER Call sH
ATTENTION. NEw-131s asth ST. Sc
Open. At Penna. ave. Sc, left turn. Your
last opportunity. Just one left, ! sold
Act now. Terms low as S41 80 mo E. W.
BAILEY, owner-builder. Adams 47s6.
sEw sES secos HoME psa2S5m o.S TnE
room. library. den. oil heat maids room
and bath. Phone Chestnut 4472.
BEAUTIFUL NEW DUPLEX APART
ments in modern architecture. Live in
one and enjoy the income from the other.
Each unit consists Of living ROOM bed
rooms, dinette. completely equipped kitch-
yard, Venetian blinds. painted walls. etc.
Price. $40, 500; FIRST trust, S70OQ at AZ.
equity cash. No trades. Call or write
HARRY S. WEIGH JR.. Investment Build
ing. Phone DI. 5014.
Ss.75O-BARGAIN, FALLS CHURCH. VA.
p. H. A. financed: detached stone, brick
and clapboard; true center hall Q rooms,
including spacious suproom or den. two
baths, two finished rooms 3rd hoor. lavatory
and shower in basement: oil heat; garage;
lot 6Ox150. BOSS & PHILIPS, MA 1900:
evenings eAu M. ehackelford. sH. 660s.
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81 saT 4eis je6ifep rms and e s15 eona I'd
b. SIS, BEHREND, i5i7 F. ns: Is.
LET YOUR MONTHLY RENT PAY FOR
your home tno CASH. BEHREND, 1917
52O3 9TH ST. NV RMS. BATH. LAVA
tory with shower in basement: automatic
neat: conv- located: newly decorated.
SIx-ROOM. AMI. NEWLY DECORATED
duplex house: second floor; heat. hot water
1aEn' NE 5Is near Merid1n PIX rent. only S55
SILVER SPRING : 5 BEDROOMS FIN
ished attic. pa baths glass shower. oil heat,
rec. rm, 2-car gar, 500 SSlS Colesville
s-RM. -F1N1sHED-ArTIc BUNGALOW:
500. OWNER, 1892 24th ne HO. 1927,
Sat afternoon, ewes: Sun. ewes. after D.
GROOM. BATH. sEMI-DETAcHED BRICK;
month 6WhER W ERetsenhn Nonah 4ss s. s5' per
5l2 IRVING ST. N;w.--5 ROOMS AND
bath: electricity; h.-w.h.; large yard:
S s.; so: H H CARTER. 6l3 18th st. NV
rooms, attic and cellar. 500. 10.
a914 18th ST. NV. l BLK, NORTH ON
tario Apt bedrms.. refg.. oil heat:
newly newly decorated; garage. Cali Adams
lla9 ABBEY PL. NE ROOMS. BATH,
BUSADA, Atlantic O3O7.
GROOM HOUSE GARAGE. LARGE
Sleeping SLEEP porch; small fertlls garden plot
1103 FERN ST N.W.-sEvEN ROOM
two baths, oil heat; Frigidaire; garage;
very desirable handy to stores and trans
portation; vacant october lst. IL
DETACHED BRICK, ALL MODERN coNv.;
seen anytime; 500 mo. Call WI 5559
839 INGRAHAM-8 RMS. BATH, GA
rage; redecorated. OWNER, MA. 1929 for
inspection.
100 ADDISON CHAPEL RID. NE. ken;
burner. insulated. weather-stripped de-
tached garage. Apply HIMMELFARB
PROPERTIES. INC, 474 X st. NV. ME.
HAVING BEEN ORDERED FROM WASH
house. 2 bedrooms and bath: never occp-
aurora @ III His Va minutes it 'fH from 0fR Bureau eau
Of Engraving and Printing, or call at
aurora Juror HIf @ otice; 33rd and Arlington
Bath nont M and rear ys2d End f1 c1mnsr
cial. Apply RIM. 10. $40 st. NV.
FOR BE RENTmWooDR!DoIEGATrIRAcTIyE .
shSSshss, %SR sna sas ssSTssa ;a Rsns s55; Appiy
Phone North 92O6.
1884 2Sth ST. NV, NEAR WARDMAN
Park Hotel-1O r.. 3 b.. oil heat. garage
Republic 1880 Eve. and Sun, Atlantic 2702.
BErHEsDA-NEw GROOM DETACHED
brick. recreation room. oil heat; convenient
to schools and transp.: Ss5. WI. $500.
ALEXANDRIA. 105 PRINCE sT-Co-
lonial, remodeled. bedrooms and bath.
Available October LIST. S55.
1880 9Th IT N.E-0 RMS. nATH;
aiss nis'y ,.s sis''esa S*N s' ts,unssss 'isis
Evening star., 1940-09-16
HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.
HOUSES UNFURkisHeD.

WESLEY HTS-FURNISHED OR UNFURN
10 rooms. 4 baths. Seen by appointment.
Emerson 2549
Evening star., 1940-09-16
HOUSES UNFURkIshED.

532 SOMERSET PL. N.w.-6 RMS. BATH,
built in garage. hot-water heat, 2 porches;
near all schools; available now. DU. 1850.
5 ROOMS. BATH. HoT-wATER HEAT;
ami; nrst floor. duplex house; near
doIpS RsSn 116i fI1 5sns Gas Fan
j betfm., bath on on Ist moor; Spacious fi ~.
ing ,rm and dining rm;, oil heat: new
fa2atsn Es s1S rHkT9S 81 sso R. oes GesP9S oPsa
Va ya,ox AMP IsT az and FAITH SUE
once open am, to Q pm,
l1O2 sth ST. NE Rms, BATH.
Gail Cal OWNER. asA CO s675. o'O'A so''O'
1877 IRVING ST. .N.WTTAvAILABLE OCT.
mo; suitable for rooming house; 1st COM
IN CHEVY CHASE Mr. CONN. AVE
Very nice home OF rms. and bath, h.-w h.
Rent only S67 80. CHAS. S MUIR q CO.
MA. 1898. 2O3 Southern Bldg.
CONN. AVE. AND CALVERT ST, FRONT
ms, Rock Greek Parks rooms, baths,
inclosed porches; ideal for private resi-
denee or high-class rooming and boarding.
NV. District 3522
WOODBRIDGE. D. c.. .25O5 BUNKER HILL
rd. n.e.-Beautiful detached house, rooms
and bath. ami; available Oct. /: $50
EMERSON SlUS-
S45-4-ROOM BUNGALOW. AUTO. HEAT;
lsrRe lot; near bus. s7l2 Reading I'd
142 YUMA S.E-6 RMS AND BATH GAS
cleo, stove heat, S32.50 Apply at 43l
N. j. ave. sc.
BETHESDA MD-ATTRACTIVE BRICK
home on large lot with trees and shrubs;
4 bedrms., . complete baths large screened
porch, 500. E. M. FRY, INC, WI. 674O
BRADLEY HILLS. BETHESDA.
S115 mo. 1924 Aberdeen rd-New GEN.
ter hall, z rms. 2l2 baths. 2-car gar. Bar
gain at this rental WI 264s 1860.
CONV. TO WALTER REED AND SCHOOLS
-Det. brick l.. > b., two screened
porches, rec. room, oil ht.. fin. attic. $50
THOS l.. PHILLIPS. WO. 300 35ls Conn
CHEVY CHASE. D C AND MD-CALL US
to see our list of homes in this delightful
neiehborhood Prices range S1o TO $50
EDW H JONES g. CO.. INC
$500 Conn. Ave. Woodley 1900.
SILVER SPRING-2-STORY. DET. AL.
most new: large rms. OIL hit. gar. trees
S69 so.
Woodsida Forest-Det brick, aImos
new; 4 bedrms b., I'm. attic, rec room
screened porch, SllO.
THOS. L. PHILLIPS, WO. 1900. 351s Conn
RENTAL BARGAINS
5621 ROCK CREEK FORD RID. NV.
Detached, ~ ms, 2i2 Baths, OIL Heat, Gar