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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-06

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-19
Lonqacres Results

First - $500 claiming, 3-year-old
Washington foals; 5la furlongs:
Photo Finish ll6 -. $50 210
d Gilt Top Ill $3.50. 210
d Reqtry l0l ....... 21o
d Dead heat for show Jockeys in
order Dodson. Neal. Schultz. Wilson:
l ;o6 3-5; Perky Lii, Miss Bay and
Orbs First also ran.
second-s4o0. claiming. 3-year-olds
Twin Peaks 1T -. TOO $50 $40
Peter F 100 .... $50 500
Shasta Buddy lit 800
Jockeys in order; Burns, Wilson.
Watson: l:l2: Coupe Dor Escalsnte.
Katys Favorits, Disaster Sheik Dark
Amber and Bulletin Board also ran.
Third-s4o0, claiming. 3-year-olds
and up; furlongs:
Posilipo III ~ $50 400 4ln
Storm Warning ll2.. $40 40
Royal Orb 1T ... $50
stephen H. semicolon and Hidden
Smoke also ran.
Fourth-s5o0 claiming. 3-year- olds:
s furlongs:
Fonsie liz ..::...... $50 $50 $50
Cara Mona ITO go. 40 $50
jockeys: Grohs. Josephson. Norton:
LA as: Aldridse. Crystal Ridge.
Concha, vsldina Flower. Silver Black
and F1or-De Amor also ran.
Fifth - $500 claiming. 3-year-olds
and up: i-i6th miles
Sympathizer ITO -. $40 40 2.70
Seed Ill ........... Gao 500
Little Hero III -. 800
Jockeys: Wilson Josephson, Dodson;
/ 40 as; Manor Dell. Boscaloosa. Miss
Petrina. Nellie Ounce. Hogan's Fox
and The Tribesman also ran.
sixth - $500. claiming. 3-year-olds
and up: one mile
American Emblem lit $50 $40 $50
Lady's Son III go. $50 $50
Dreamy Ann il2 - $50
jockeys: Reynolds, Grohs. Lowe:
1888 As: Mama Lula, Miss Contrary
and Palliation also ran.
seventh-sS00 graded handicap, g.
yesr-olds and UP; furlongs:
Bsrtolozzi lle ......lo30 $40 so
Red and White 100. $50 $40
Feryorita lo4 40
Jockeys: Sperry. Thompson. Weis-
man: i:l0 As. Sky Pirate. Some Tur-
ley. sun O'Prides and Vsldins Chief.
Eighth-s40o. claiming. 3-year-olds
and up: l-l6th miles:
Bedo Ill 2o.lo II 90 $40
DAD Butler Ill go. e'7o 80
Mess Wagon Ill 49,. $50
jockeys: Burns. Sperry. Lufelt:
las is. Boothr Chief. Panipst. Dou-
BILE Dip Cleos Boy. Cleos Pride, Shasta
Slipper also ran
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-19
Coast Ball in Boxes

Losing pitcher. Harrell; innings
pitched. Harrell "a at bat. off Har-
rell 2: hits. off Harrell /: runs scored.
off Harreil q. runs responsible for,
Harrell 2. Irwin 4 struck out. by
Harrell l, Freitas 4; bases on balls,
off Harrell 4, Irwin 8: left on bases,
Portland 4. Sacramento 10: home
runs Reich, Lake. Wieczorek, runs
batted in. erik. King. Reich. Lake
bases, Armada. Lake; double plays.
Lake to Williams to Grilk Blattner to
Grilk; time. 1881: umpires, Powell
and Edwards; players walking, Lake
2, Williams 2. Wieczorek 2, King q,
FreitaS q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-19
Maybe Hitler Is
Short of Sailors

LONDON-The last living thing
to leave a scuttled German ship in
the South Atlantic was monkey.
II floated away from the ship on a
box and was picked up by Brit
ish wsrship and landed in England.
where 1t will be found home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-19
Hometown Opossum
Put on Display

TOLEDO. O.-Toledo Geological
parks most recent acquisition was
captured in the city of Toledo IT.
self. William Campbell and Wal
lace Streib caught and delivered to
the zoo an opossum which they
found wandering in Courthouse
mark
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-19
VANCOUVER

winning pitcher. osborne; losing
nitcher. O'Fynn: innings pitched,
osborne o. o'flynn A.. Budnick 81;
at bat. off Osborne 80. OFlynn Is.
Budnick II. hits. off Osborne 7.
O'Flynn g. Budnick 8: runs scored.
OF osborne 2. O'Flynn 7. Budnick ?:
runs responsible for, Osborne q.
O'Flynn 4 Budnick 2. struck out. by
osborne 3. o'Flvnn 1. Budnick l:
bases on balls. off Osborne 2. O'Flynn
2. Budnick 2; passed ball. McNamee;
left on bases, Spokane s. Vancouver
7. home run, Lloyd; three-base hit.
Samhammer: two-base hits. stewart.
Edv . simmer. Falconi: runs batted
In Jolley 2. orteig Lloyd. Quinn.
Edy. Sinner: stolen bases. Orteig 2.
Sinner. Edy double play. Jolley TO
Falconi. Sinner 10 Quinn; time OF
game. ! so: umpires. clsoaugh. Nell
son and Clark
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-19
csc Coaches Defend
Conference Rules

PENDLETON, Ore.-Three Ore
gon state college athletic chief
tains. in a talk before the Pendle-
ton Kiwanis club. declared that
the rules governing football and
basketball in the Pacific Coast
conference were good ones and
that the Beavers would comply
with them in every way
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-19
Texas Rinq
Star Fails
MserablY
Sturts Out Okoy
But Willis Under
Honk's Rib Blows

NEW RK-The New
York boxing commission to-
Cay ordered Promoter Mike
Jacobs to withhold the purses
81 Lew Jenkins and Henry
Armstrong. who fought last
night at the Polo Grounds
No immediate reason was
given, bat the commission an
nounced Il would meet tomor-
row and ordered all persons
connected with the fight to
appear before II.
NEW YORK--Lew Jenkins, the
Sweetwater Md from Texas. turned
sour in the heart region last night
under the attack of Henry Arm
strong. So, when his minutes rest
at the end Of the sixth heat had
reached the halfway mark. Lew
cid from his stool and never did
arywer the seventh round. 1t was
Armstrong; fight on six-round
technical kayo.
Jenkins, lightweight champion,
started with a rush. He blasted
Hank with ere particularly hard
xight uppercUt Hank took It and
cana h to battle. weaving. duck
ing. firing short blows to the body.
Dut jenkins took the round.
H. same thing took place
= ~ second and third, but
Asuastrsaa put on the heat In
ssus Armstrong style In the
lsarth cd before the fans
knew whAs was taking place
Jenlins wns In the grit each
rsund until the end, six times
y ~
Some Of the knockdowns were
dsbatable. Many thought Jenkins
heart took hin down faster than
Henry's blows. Anyway. he was
down SIX times and had enough
hsfore the lucky seventh could get
under way.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-19
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Seattle 6, Oakland l.
Los Angeles 3, San Francisco 1.
Sacramento s, Portland 3.
Hollywood IL, San Diego 3.
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TACOMA

Winning pitcher. Candini, losing
pitcher oppelt; innings pitched;
Baker 7ss, Candini az. Medeghini
Ia. Oppelt Ia, Albanese 2-3: at
bat. off Baker 80. Candini 10. Oppelt
g. Medeghini 80. Albanese 8: hits. off
Baker TO- Candini 3, Medeghini 4.
Oppelt /. Albanese /; runs scored, off
Baker 4, Candini /. Medeghini S,
Oppelt 4. Albanese I: runs responsible
for. Baker 3. Candini /. Medeghini 2.
Opuelt 4. Albanese /; struck out. by
Baker T. Candini 3. Medeghini 4. Al
banese o: base on balls. off Baker 8,
Candini /. Medeghini 8. Oppelt 3. Al
banese o: left on bases. Wenatchee 10.
Tacoma IL: home runs. Traxler 2:
two base hits Morehouse, Cole. Mede-
ghini: runs batted in. Traxler s,
Ratio. Morehouse 2. Cole. Baer. Far
rell. Rickert. Brenner: stolen bases.
Bonetti Jewell Hartman: umpires.
Cole and Nenezich: time. 2:4o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-19

Runs responsible for. Dasso , Prim
1; struck out. by Dasso Z Prim ;;
bases on balls. off Dasso s. Prim >;
wild pitch. Prim; left on bases; san
Francisco 9. Los Angeles o. nome
runs. Jennings, Moore: two-base NIT
Carpenter: runs batted IN. Jennings'
Novikoff. Moore q sacrifice. Holder;
double plays. Jennings to Wright TO
Pain: Stringer TO Cihocki 10 Collins.
PORTLAND
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-19

a single. oppelt then walked
enough men TO force in a run. He
was replaced by Joe Albanese, who
dished up one that Traxler smack
ed out of the park, his second
homer of the contest Trailing
10 to S. the Tigers could do MOTH
ing in the last Of the 10th.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-19

Runs bstted In. Williams 2. Knoll,
Hauser: two-base hits. williams.
Lightner. weigandt: stolen base Will
son: sacrifice. H. Johnson; double
nlavs Brewer to Griffits to Harris
Griffiths to Knoll 10 Harris; left on
bases. Salem T. Yakima S; base on
balls. off Brewer 2, H. Johnson 2,
Schanz !: struck out. by Brewer 3.
II. Johnson 8. Schanz /: hits. off H.
Johnson in innings z. runs;
earned runs. Salem 8 Yakima /: hit
bv pitcher Hauser bv Brewer, wild
mitch. II johnson: losing pitcher. H.
johnson. time of game, so: UNI
pires, Moran and Weisgerber.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-19

Here are Fridays overnight
entries and selections for Long
acres. with Ladies Day prevailing.
The running of the Ladies Day
Purse is seventh on the eight-race
program.
Ladies will be admitted to the
grounds free of charge. All that
will be necessary to pass through
the turnstiles is payment Of the
federal and state taxes amounting
to six cents.
Post time for the first race will
be 2:15 p. IA.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-19

losing pitcher. BUXTON, INNINGS
pitched. Buxton 9; at bat, off Buxton
80: hits. off Buxton Q; runs scored,
off Buxton 6. runs responsible for.
Buxton 4. Walker /; struck out. by
Buxton 4. Walker a. bases on balls.
off Buxton 5. Walker l; two-base hits,
Niemiec. Christopher: runs batted in,
Archie Gyselman. Niemiec. Walker,
Christopher: sacrifices. Schuster, Me
mics. Kearse: stolen base, White:
time, / so: umpires. Hood and Engeln.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-19
Major Standings
ANGLICAN LEAGlJE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York 4. Cleveland 3, thir-
teen innings.
Boston SIS, Detroit SIS.
Washington 5, Chicago 2
st. Louis at Philadelphia, night
game. postponed, wet grounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cincinnati 4, Boston 5.
Brooklyn 2, Chicago l.
Philadelphia 3, st. Louis o,
New York at Pittsburgh. rain
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-19

Seventh Race-Purse $500; g.
year-olds and up; F. NJ; claim
ing; one mile.
(0s9) Matilda Jane tDodson) Ill
t094) Irene F. (CampbelD .'106
(095) Georgia Miss (Sperry) us
075 Transit Lady Whiting) Ill
OIL Fan Away (Wilson) ..'105
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-19
Wenatchee
0utfielder
Hits Honners
Second Blow Comes
With Bases Loaded
In Tenth Inning
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
Yesterdays RESULTS

Wenatchee 10, Tacoma 5.
Vancouver 9, Spokane 2.
Salem 4, Yakima 2.
Things were sail between We
natchee and Tacoma going into
the 10th inning last night at Ath-
letic Park.
Then Wenatchee had its turn at
the platter, facing Marion Oppelt
who had relieved Ray Medeghini.
Jewell. first man up. singled.
Then Oppelt walked three men,
forcing Jewell over the plate.
With the bases still loaded and
Albanese on the hill for the Tigers,
Leftfielder Traxler brought his
heavy willow up for action. He had
hit an earlier home run.
Albanese pitched there was
roaring crack and the ball
went out of the lot. What followed
meant nothing. The score board
showed the Chiefs with huge 10.
The Tigers failed to score in
their dying effort,
Wenatchee scored first in the
first inning when Morehouse sim
gled into left field and Arnold
Traxler followed with a home run
over the left field barrier.
Tacoma got one back in the
third when Trower walked,
advanced to third on Medeg-
hini's double to right and
scored on Baer's ground ball
to the infield.
The Tigers tied the score in
the sixth, Kiley beat out ground
er to the shortstop, Marve Rickert
rifled a liner too hot for Ratio
to handle and Kiley went to third.
He scored on Brenner's infield
out. Jewell to Escobar.
TIGERS LEAD
The Tigers moved out in front
in the seventh. Medeghini started
off with single to center. Baer
got a life when Medeghini was
tossed out at second. Baer went
to third on Garretson's single and
scored when Farrell hit one to
left. Garretson went on to score
on a bad toss to the infield by
Hank Bonetti.
With the score to 2
against them, the Chiefs raj
lied in the eighth for three
runs to regain the lead. After
Volpi flied out, Jewell got on
through Trower's error. Cole
then doubled to score the
Chief third sacker. With two
out, Ratio hit to center to
drive Cole across the plate.
The Chiefs then went into the
lead when Morehouse hit a dou-
BILE to left. That ended Medeg-
hints stay on the mound. Marion
Oppelt was sent to the mound
and he got the next batter out,
Farrell to Garretson.
BAD DECISION
The Tigers loaded the bags in
their half of the eighth with three
hits. but couldn't push run
across. In the ninth, the Tigers
scored once to knot the count.
Garretson singled to short. Far
rell attempted to sacrifice. Gar
retson beat the throw to second.
but Nenezich called him out. It
was one of the most fragrant calls
ever made in the Tacoma ball
park. Garretson was in at least
three feet ahead of the ball. some
thing that everybody in the park
but Nenevich could see.
As IL later developed. the
blind man act cost the Tigers
the ball game as a proper de-
cision would have resulted in
the winning run being scored.
Farrell moved TO second on
kiley's infield out, and scored
when Rickert got his third hit
of the game. Had Garretson
been called safe, he too would
have scored on Ricketts,
bounder into right field.
In the 10th Jewell opened with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-19
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

them into stars"
Thus spoke wise old athletic coach who knew what he
And that is the very idea in the minds of Mrs. H. T.
Clay president the Tacoma Lawn Tennis club, and her
They are building the future for the omorrows
Right now there are between so and 20 youngsters
members the tito That's than the organization
most promising talent in the group properly
will before know be playing top
This cenerng youth Mrs Clay took
post the club She has served one full year and
By energy. personality has
spirit begun might Her
vision far reaching She has stable plans underway more to put
in
a .s 80 , naio ot,sn.i p " anu ps ~ VIM
Californian with
behind her, and rich knowledge Of the sport the beginning Of
a months instruction at the T. l. 7. C. =.
Anyone has the opportunity but especially
are youngsters attention
young impossible to the
prompts why adults financial
fund toward aiding this youthful capable
Seattle Centers on Youth -.
Individuals wouldn't be obliged to donate much. Even
enough quarters would do the work Certainly
there plenty of tennis players the city who could find
ii convenient take of this particular work
Seattle long has had youth in-tenns program. And
growing larger each day. Yet told Seattle hasn't
thing Tacoma in young girl talent Wouldn't have any
thing junior boys if the Tacomans had the same
can't adults really
thing kids? This will aid possible
Simply able hit and around
the courts bit good to believe they play pretty good
The to master the have the
a instructor
waly collegiate champion and
souhpaw, galore kids
who has time consider youth youths DESIRES is doing noble
has promising youngsters Simpson,
Fncham, Murray. Ralph Butler
dropped Douglas Howe
latter being a girl in the making
are
today if they given time attention
Grafton
might you the Tacoma IS
and of in
Combine
situation with the interest accomplishment
aides and the picture of Tacoma
brighter if children
would their thoughts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-19
SELECTIONS

Soaring Witch, Woodsan,
Jay A.
BEAU Remount, Roughway,
Black Cracker.
3-Morclass, Blazing Sun, Tri-
toma.
4-Booter Billy, Pass Up,
Orderly.
5-Charlotte Ann, Apity, Brazos
Maid.
6-L. Ruth, King June, Lovers
Chat.
mortgage Pride, Georgia
Miss, Irene F..
S-Louis Morgan, Hilsinger,
Manteca.
Best bet-Soaring Witch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-19

Batted for Morris in fifth.
b Batted for Devolder in ninth.
Ran for Patchett in fifth.
HOLLYWOOD ,... 2l3 o3o oo2-il
San Diego ........ 900 100 600 8
Losing pitcher. Craghead: innings
pitched. by Craghesd rs. Morris pa
Fleming 9. Devolder 4; at bat. off
Craghcad Is. Morris 7, Fleming 80,
Devolder IA: hits. off Craghead 9.
Morris 2, Fleming 6. Devolder A.
runs scored off Craghead 8, Morris 8,
Fleming 3. Devolder 2: runs response
BILE for. Craghead 6. Morris 3. Flem-
ing 3. Devolder q. struck out, by
Craghead /. Morris l, Fleming 5;
bases on balls. off Craghead 0, Morris
2. Fleming 4. Devolder 5; hit by
pitcher. Fleming by Devolder: left on
bases, Hollywood s. San Diego s.;
home run. Herman; three base hit.
Kahle; two-base hits. uhalt, Roth
rock Herman. Sperry: runs batted
in, Kahle. Cissell, Fleming. Herman
3. Rothrock, Sperry. Garibaldi SAL
keld sacrifice Kahle; double plays.
Mesner to Spcrry to Mcdonald.
Hoover TO GRAY, Sperry TO Mesner 20
Mcdonald.
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Eighth Race-Purse $500: g.
year-olds and up; claiming, 1 lie
miles.
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TRAXLER1S POWERFUL BLUDGE0N DEFEATS BENCALS
Armstrong Stops jenkins In Sixth Session
I0verniqhf Entries and Selections

(075) Mortgage Pride (Grhs) Ill
80. Glacton lZurfelt) 49, Ill
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093 Orderly tBurns) 49,. 117
075 Rag Hill (Wilson) 100
09s Booter Billy (Ralls) -. ia
(065) Prince Pie (Dodson) 80. ia
Fifth Race-Purse $500. Three
year-olds and up. Alcs. Six fur
longs.
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Third Race-Purse $500: three
year-olds and up; claiming; six
furlongs:
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beer, with a smoothness that
is unique and a good.
ness that never varies.
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OPEN NOON TO DARK.
713 SPRING ST.

Attractive. new detached briek With =
oedrooms and nursery; 1st-foor lavatory:
fireplace: stairway to attic: built-in "a.
rage; oil burner. A resl buy at
Drive out Colesvtlle I'd. / block beyond
tramc light in Silver Spring turn left
on Spring st. to house
,,a THos. L. PHILLIPS.
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LOW-CO0T HOUSING
NOW A RSAL1Ty.

Builder contemplating construction Of
100 homes nearby Va. and Nd. Initial
r. A. payments Is Low. as S19.s1, Including
taxes interest and insurance. Pull in
formation, including moor plans Will be
nailed upon request. State preferences Of
location Box 1884. Star.
AllFRIcAN UNIVERSITY PARK. 1915
pisntsd serner cor lot. this Wiiii.msburs CO.
lcnisl. only years old. has been attrac-
y eNt. 4 - Of brick construction with =
SaS TOOL S,,e and contains bedrooms N
~ :untin D9ait.in garase. Bryant gas heat
~ s1mnmeE @sonditiopiaf @ syftsm;
llls i7th s.. INV NV osspitit1 pistrict 14s1.D ~
.v. PRACTICALLY NV.
.sr.. nount io.ks or small family, this u your
PAncS to ouy . real home at 8 bargain
q lifetime. Five rooms. bath. modern
onysn,ent e Sns minute; lovely lot high sisvatien.
0 oRsM. OF. 1859 q pi. SsSS.
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AIS 18th ST. NV.

open-Det. English-type brick. one Of
the most distinctive houses in this exclu.
Stve section, Large fireplace in spacious
liv. rm., opening onto large porch: 3 bed
rms. baths beautiful grounds Less than
half original cost.
MISS REED GEORGIA eO53.
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AETHE9nA MD

1920 E. W.. HIGHWAY-$s,950.
7-room. bath modern home. on Isrgs
lot. adjoining Catholic church and
parochial school. Open for inspection
E. M. FRY, INC. WI. 6740.
4703 Hampden Lane. Bethesda Md
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THE FINEST CORNER
I'M LE DROIT PARK

just DRA5T1cAILY REDUCED As n
MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
Large detached brick home, 12 big
rooms: brick Esrass: eorner lot soxl7o It.
BROD1E & COLBERT, NC,
1907 Eye st. NV Ma ss76.
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CLOSING ESTATE.

cellar. brick DWELLING. recently remodeied
ct great expense: has 3 rms, bath or1
lst; End and Ord hs,. Ice. rm. and bath
new air-conditioned heating plant, oil-Rred
boiler: exceptionally attractive price fol
oHics GU sosa sale Ewes. or Sunday phone. deor.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st. Realtor. MA. O753.
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CENTER-HALL COLONIAL

CHEVY CHASE D. G.. Sl6,e6O.
Naval ofacer. Transferred. viii seii 4 per-
rect Colonial home. g years old situated on
oaks and lovely hover beds. HAS Vide center
hall beautiful stairway. very large Hvirss
room. dining room, breakfast nook. large
double: size bedrooms and 2 baths on snS
moor. +: dnished and heated 3rd-door bed.
ttooms large recreation room. mafd's quar-.
Could not be duplicated near this low price
FOR details call Mr.. Yo,lnr. WO. 5576.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DT 1411