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Evening star., 1941-01-21
Improved Navy Quint
Points for Upset
Over Hoyas
Meet Tomorrow; Catholic
U. Home; 6. w. Goes
To West Point

Georgetowns duel with Nays
courtmen tomorrow at Annapolis
has assumed new significance for
the Hoyas since the Middies' unex-
pected display of power in holding
Penn State to a 1920 score last
Saturday.
Ratings figured by Dick Dunkel,
an authority in the field, place the
Nittany Lions two points above
Georgetown in Eastern circles and
designate them the second top ag-
gregatio in the country. To which
Coach Elmer Ripley of Georgetown
adds fervent amen"
Navy has the best conditioned
team I've seen in q long time" the
Hoya coach reported. And against
Penn State 1t was one Of the best
defensively. Cutting and Ackley
held States forwards to one field
goal in the first half and 1t was only
Jack Bars long shots and a last =
ditch stand in the closing minutes
that won for Penn State"
George Washington's tossers are
primed to continue their winning
ways against Army tomorrow at
West Point. Too much travel lost
the Duke game, last Of a fve-gar1e
Southern trip last week, in Coach
Bill Reinhardt's opinion, but he pre-
diets the Colonials will be ready for
their usual fast-breaking game to-
morrow.
Catholic University's game with
Mount st. Mary's is the only one
here tomorrow and in it the Cards
scent their first victory Of the cam
paign Undefeated in Mason Dixon
Conference competition and run
ming second to Loyola, which has
two more victories, the Mount was
hard pressed to get a 31-29 decision
over c. U. earlier in the year.
The visitors will show two of the
leagues high-scoring stars in Bill
Harkins. who has registered SO
points, and Capt. Tom Grodavent,
whose total is As.
Evening star., 1941-01-21
Soose, Like Houck, His Mentor
At Penn State, Is Whipping
Champs and Missing Title

summer, Soose was expected to get
a return bout with Overlin. with the
title at stake, If he beat Tami
Mauriello. undefeated New Yorker,
at Madison Square Garden January
3. Soose outpointed Mauriello, but
instead of shot at Overlin he was
matched with Ernie Vigh of New
burgh, N. Y, for February 7, with
Promoter Mike Jacobs promising the
winner a bout with Overlin.
Only "a, the Farrell (Pa0 boy has
a long way to go before he can
match the all-time record of his
college coach, however Houck en-
gagged in approximately 200 bouts,
competing from f1yweight to heavy
weight and winning over rs per
cent Of his lights. He never was
knocked out.
Kayoes All College Foes.
Soose. who gained his first fstic
fame under Houck's coaching in
1886 and 1887, engaged in II fresh
man and varsity bouts and won every
one by q knockout and climaXed
his career as a college clouter by
winning the Eastern intercollegiate
155-pound title in 1887.
Largely because of Sooses proves,
former A. A. U. competitors were
barred from the college ring the
next year and Soose decided to leave
college and turn professional. He
says he still hopes to finish his col
leee education,
Evening star., 1941-01-21
Davies
Continued From Page A-17)

with his right hand until q de-
fenseman stops him, then switch
ing the dribble behind his back to
his left hand, then taking q shot.
This trick, he admits, won't work
more than once in q game.
Although he played basket ball
five years in junior high and high
school at Harrisburg, Pa, before
entering Seton Hall three years ago,
Davies was better known as . base
ball player when he arrived.
AL Mamaux, the baseball coach, Is
the only one who can outdo Russell
In praising the 21-year-old athlete
Hes q great basket ball player"
says Mamaux. But he's q greater
baseball player, and right now
predict he'll be . big time second
baseman In . few years. What .
fielder!"
Evening star., 1941-01-21
Baking Cub Players
Putting Gallagher,
New Boss, 10 Test
By the Associated Press.

By the Assoclateo Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-James T.
Gallagher, who recently forsook
Journalism for the life of a base
ball magnate, rapidly is being initi-
ated into the woes Of the job.
Gallagher's charges, the Chicago
Cubs, are wasting no time finding
out what kind of a horse trader
they've got in their new boss.
Cub contracts have been out now
for several weeks. and only II Of 81
have returned the signed papers.
Many of the unsigned are suspect
ed of dickering with Gallagher for
more dough, and three have said
outright that they are not salts
ned with the figure offered them.
Hank Leiber announced from his
Arizona home yesterday that the
price wasn't right, following In the
footsteps Of Charles Root, veteran
Cub pitcher. and young Clyde Nc
Cullough, rookie catcher.
Evening star., 1941-01-21
Frnka Top Candidate
For Grid Coaching
Job al Tulsa
OfficioIs, to Fill Post
This Week, Confer With
Temple Books Mentor
=, the Associated Press.

TULSA, Jan. 21.-Henry Frnka,
the Texan now at Temple, was con-
sidered the leading candidate today
for head football coach at Tulsa
University, which won a title and
ousted Q mentor last season.
While some reports went so far
as to assert that the university and
Frnka had come to terms, oficials
of the schools Athletic Committee
declared mo contract has been
signed"
Frnka, whose work with the
Greenville (Tex) High School
brought him into coaching promi-
nence and to the attention Of Ray
Morrison, head coach at Temple
University, was in town, but he dis.
missed questions with q smiling
Nothing to say"
Field for Job Narrowed.
Members of the Athletic Commit
tee said the Temple backf1eld coach
was invited to discuss the job which
Chet Benefiel vacated under pres
sure at the end of the season after
his Golden Hurricanes had annexed
the Missouri Valley Conference
championship.
While more than so coaches hac
applied for the job, the field was
reported to have been narrowed
sharply the past week.
University officials have conferred
with Spot Drew, end coach al A4a.
bama; Dixie Howell of Arizona
State Teachers College Of Tempe
and Pete Cawthon of Lubbock
who recently resigned as head coach
at Texas Tech.
Frnka had lunch with some
school officials yesterday and will
meet more of them today" ont
Athletic Committee member said
1T could be that he won't even bt
given the job"
Choice Due This Week.
It was strongly indicated, how
ever, that new coach would b'
named officially by Saturday
Frnka, who played at Austin Col
lege of Texas under Cawthon, ha,
been an assistant to Morrison fiv'
seasons, the first four at Wander
bilt.
At Philadelphia, Earl r. Yoe'
mans, graduate manager of ath'
letics at Temple, said that while
Frnka has served only one year O
a five-year contract with us, If HI
gets a chance TO be head coach
we will not stand in the way"
Evening star., 1941-01-21
Ching johnson Shines
In Return to Hockey
Hy the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MARQUETTE, Mich. Jan. al
Ching johnson, former National
Hockey League star with the New
York Rangers, made his first ap-
pearance in IA years on the Palestra
ice here last night and demon
strated that craftiness can onset
lack OF speed.
Playing with the Marquette Sen
tinels of the Northern Michigan
League, johnson bafled the oppos-
ing Detroit Holzbaugh team Of the
Michigan-Ontario League during the
first period while he was on the ice.
However, the Sentinels lost by q
7-to-0 score, yielding five goals IN
the third period.
Evening star., 1941-01-21
6. W., Maryland Fives
Appear Cold 10 Idea
OF Meeting Pros
Neither Is Seen Joinino
Hoyos, c. U. in Sunday.
Come With Brewers

What started out TO be an "all-
star" game between the Heurich
Brewers of the American Profess
sional League and Washingtons COL
lege courtmen today apparently had
boiled down to a Georgetown Cath
olic u VS.. the Pros battle.
Offcials of the two schools have
accepted invitations to participate
In such a game. George Washing
ton was to reach a definite decision
today, which in all probability will
be negative, and Maryland had not
been heard from since the idea was
first broached two weeks ago.
III know something definite after
I consult other members OF our
Athletic Board" said Max Earring
ton, director of athletics at George
Washington. Il was able to reach
only one yesterday and he was very
definitely against 1t. I can't speak
for the others. but I do know it Is
against our policy to play on Sunday
and the game comes in the midst Of
midyear exams when all athletics
are suspended at the university"
Geary Eppley, Maryland's director
Of athletics. was amazed to hear
that plans for the game still were
under way.
st. Johns In Preliminary.
Nobody has contacted me since
the first meeting" he said. and I
presumed the idea had been aban-
doned"
Staff Cassell. American Univer-
sity's director of athletics, could not
be reached this morning He, per
sonally, was willing to play such a
game. but pointed out at the first
meeting that the Athletic Board
would have to rule on the matter
and that the school also had a
policy against Sunday sports.
The game as it now stands ap-
parently will evolve into a battle
between pro basket ball and George
town, for Catholic U. has not won
. game this season.
Meanwhile, plans for a prelim-
mary game were reaching a climax
today, with st. Johns already agreed
to play Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School. The latter had an invita-
ton to oppose the Cadets. In the
event 1t is declined another foe
will be sought for the Cadets.
Central washington. b3: Western wash
ington. 80.
San Jose State. A: San DIEGO State, q,
Evening star., 1941-01-21
LeIiveIt, Once Nat, j.,
Dies Suddenly
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SEATTLE. Jan. 21.-Jack Le-
livelt, former major Lacquer who
managed Seattle to two straight
Pacific Coast baseball pennants,
died last night two hours after
he was stricken with heart at
tack at a basket ball game.
Lelivelt had spent more than
IS years of his SO In a baseball
uniform. In his playing days he
was with Washington, New York
and Cleveland in the American
League as a first baseman and
outfielder, ranking high at bat,
Later he went to the American
Association.
Evening star., 1941-01-21
Badger Eng|und Tops
Scoring in Big Ten
After Slow Start
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-Gene Eng
lund, towering Wisconsin center,
started slowly. but he is under full
steam now in his bid for the Big
Ten individual basket ball scoring
title.
The Badger star was limited to
four points by Minnesota in Wiscon-
sins first conference game, but
since then has rolled up 81 In four
games for a five-game aggregate
Of 81. This performance gives him
q lead Of 13 points over Michigan's s
Jim Mandler, in second place.
His average, however. is little
under the mean figure for four
other sharpshooters among the top
ten scorers-Purdue' Frosty Sprowl
and Don Blanken, Dick Fisher OF
Ohio State and Joe Stampf Of Chi
cago, all Of whom have played only
three games.
Evening star., 1941-01-21
Undefeuted 6. w. Frosh
Make J. G. c. Victims

George Washington University's
freshman quint today boasts an un-
defeated record in nine games after
defeating the Jewish Community
Center five, 47-17, yesterday at the
G. w. gym.
The Little Colonials used their en-
tire squad Of Is players and lee
throughout the game. Center Ted
Reichwein paced the G. w. attack
with 10 points.
Evening star., 1941-01-21
Poychek, Trounced by Martin,
Quits Boxing in Disgust

and last night he was defeated by
another Chicago Negro, Selman
Martin.
Martin, in a fight at Hammond,
Ind, was awarded split 10
round decision over Paychek, who
fought cautiously most of the way.
Disguised. Paychek said after the
fight that he was through.
ANY real good fighter would have
given me a good beating" Paychek
said. 1T don't think I could make a
good comeback in fighting, so I've
decided to give up the game alto
sether."
Evening star., 1941-01-21
McNei||, Kovacs Battle
In Net Final After
FIashy Victories
By the Associated Press.

ORLANDO, Fla, Jan. 21.-Don
McNeill of Oklahoma City and
Frankie Kovacs of San Francisco
meet today in the final Of the Flor
ida State tennis tournament.
McNeill reached the top bracket
by topping Elwood Cooke of Port
land, Oreg., 10-8. 63. 6-3, while
Kovacs advanced by defeating Jack
Kramer, Rollins College student,
Ga, Ga. Is.
The doubles final pits McNeill and
Frank Guernsey of Orlando against
Kramer and Hal Surface Of Kansas
City.
Mrs. Sarah Palfrev Cooke of Port
land. Greg, won the women's
singles title. defeating Doris Hart
Of Miami, 6-3, 6-3.
Evening star., 1941-01-21
Fights Last Night
Nv ths Asxociated Press,

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGo-Nate Bolden. 156. Chi
cago. outpointed Saverio Turiello
1914. Italy 10).
HAMMOND. Ind.-Selman Martin.
2Os. Chicago. outpointed Johnny Pay
chek, 1888. Des Meines O0).
BALTIMORE-Georg Abrams. 160.
Washinston ,outpointed Jimmy Leto.
NEW YORK. = Monty Pignatore.
134sl. New York. outpointed Everett
Rishtmire; iSi M z: sieu1 City; lows voss c.:
outpolnt.d Marie serser lA' Mon.
HoLYoKE. Mass.-Carl Stein. 12aha.
Ne7 York. cutpointed Martin Tabour
1ssa sa11 Rs4yidsnee: Fajsnm, r. !. a. k3sd hatcher
}assa:s H.; IL. .ss: fsiaS ffsiaS n.a:. sYSsS:'n''d siS:
Evening star., 1941-01-21
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special DiSpatch to The Star.
CHICAGO, Jan. 21.- Johnny
Paychek of Des Moines, one Of
many heavyweights to feel the full
power of Joe Louis fists, announced
today that he was through with
the ring.
This statement came after Pay
chek had essayed a comeback fol-
lowing his match with Louis in
New York last March, when the
champion knocked him out in the
second round.
Several months ago Altus Allen,
Chicago Negro, knocked him out,
Evening star., 1941-01-21
Win in Second Extra Period

Two overtime periods were neces-
sary yesterday as Mount Rainier
lightweights defeated Gonzaga Ban
tams, 37-35, at Gonzaga. Flynn
scored the winning points with a
snowbird in the second overtime
session and was high man for the
game with Is points.
Evening star., 1941-01-21

College Of Charleston. Il; Woford. ~
La Salle. 43; Canisius, 81.
Mississippi State, 81; Southwestern
Spring Hill, 42; Aississippi Colexs. 80
Evening star., 1941-01-21

ington. 80.
San Jose State. a.: San DIEGO State. 81.
-Niasara.L A.: st. Bonavsnture,- 20.
Evening star., 1941-01-21
Bruins Bog Another Hot
Prospect in Strinqer

Going up to the Cubs with Novi-
koff Is the other half of the Angels
lulu combination-Lou Stringer, 81
year-old second baseman A few
days ago asked Marty Krug, the
old-time big league player who now
spends his time scouting minor
league talent, who was the best buy
In the Pacific Coast League.
Lou Stringer," said Marty, "and
at any price"
The Cubs must have thought so,
too. for they paid 100000 for the
two Lous.
"Stringer is the greatest young
fielding second baseman ever saw.
Why, they had to cut the grass
back feet at Wrigley Field here
in Los Angeles to give Stringer
room enough to operate. He some
times plays 10 feet deeper than the
average second sacker and as q
result cuts of a flock Of hits. He
has an abnormally strong arm, is
quick as cat and has the fire and
enthusiasm 50 necessary to success
In baseball.
Hes not great hitter, but he'll
do because he gets his hits when
runs are needed. Last summer, for
instance, he made only four hits in
q seven-game series against San
Francisco, but these four hits won
four ball games"
Stringer's batting average was 269
IN III games with the Angels last
season and he batted .273 the year
before that. His speed and flne
arm enabled him to take part in
10 double plays last season, second
high for the leagues second base
men.
The youthful inf1elder faces a
tough task to oust the veteran Billy
Herman from the second base spot
With the Cubs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
Mexico Fights
Fifth Column
Move by Jdps

MEXICO CITY. Dec. II (INS)
The Mexican government moved
today to put down what seemed
to be a large-scale fifth column
movement by Japanese nationals,
5000 of whom moved into Lower
California in what was termed
"a prearranged plan."
Former President General Car
denas arrived in Mexico City to
discuss the situation with Presi-
dent Manuel Avila Camacho. who
asked Cardenas to proceed imme-
diately TO Lower California.
japanese in all parts of Mexico
were heading for the Pacific
Coast.
Southern Pacific Railway Off
Gals announced that heavy book
lngs OF japanese had been made
for the west coast. especially to
Mazatlan and Manzanillo, hotbed
OF japanese political and CONNER
clal activity. At the request of
the President. all those reserva-
tons were Cancelled by the rail-
road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
Mexico SEXES
AxisFunds;C
JoinsU. in War

MEXICO CITY. Dec. II QNS).
The Republic of Mexico today
formally severed diplomatic rela-
tons with Germany and Italy,
with a declaration of war expected
to follow. Mexico already is at
war with Japan.
President Manuel Avila Cam
acho ordered seizure of German
and Italian funds. credits and as
sets. 1t was estimated that Ger
man and Italian funds in Mexico
total 100000, 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12

GUATEMALA CITY, Dec. II
tINS).-Th he Quatemalan con-
gress today unanimously approved
a declaration of war against Ger
many and Italy. A monster dem
onstration in Guatemala City
against the Axis powers followed
the declaration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
COSTA RIGA DECLARES

SAN JOSE. c. r.. Dec. II
UNS) The government of Costa
Rica today declared war against
Germany and Italy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
CUBA JOINS u. s.

HAVANA. Dec. II tINS).-
Formally placing Cuba by the side
of the United States in its war
against the Axis. President Full
gencio Batista today signed dec
laration of war against Germany
and Italy which had been passed
by the Cuban Senate, 81 TO 0, and
by the House, 222 TO 0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12

today declared war on Germany
and Italy. The Caribbean island
republic already was officially at
war with Japan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
WARS ON DUCE, HITLER

CIUDAD TRUJILLO. Dec. II
'INS). The Dominican Congress
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12

The long peninsula that is
Lower California, which in
cludes several Mexican prov
inces in which there has been
a prearranged conveyance of
some 5000 Japanese nationals
from other parts of Mexico.
Antidotes: strengthening of
Mexican army garrisons with
United States help. and probes
by the Mexican government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12

For the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
HUNGARY BREAKS WITH u. s.

WASHINGTON. Dec. u QNS)
The state department announced
today that the Hungarian prime
minister had informed the Ameri-
can minister 10 that country that
Hungary was obliged 10 break
diplomatic relations with the
United States.
"He said that this was not
with the intention of declaring
war on this country" the de-
partment said.
Gen. Hugh s. JOh son,
americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12

he Fifth Floor Grand River in The Junior Misses Shop.
Evening star., 1941-10-18

7717ETIpN HOUSE WITH 3 BEDROOMS; IN
UNfuHCN,, ny, NJ Chase or Northwest section
-; ,Dr;sferred. G Wanted at once. Can oieoe
Evening star., 1941-10-18
HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued.)

l7Ol 29th ST. Sc, Mr. HILLCREST--
Owner must sell 7-rm. brick home; corner
lot; garage: high elevation. Open Sunday
after II o'clock. REALTY ASSOCIATES,
Mai nal
Evening star., 1941-10-18
FARMS FOR SALE.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARMS ALL
sizes aerease town hSmeS lots rentals. nLts
ave. Rockville. Md Rockville 444
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE-A HOME IN THE
country having 80 acres. more or less;
house of 9 rms, b., h.-w.h.: fruit. shade,
shrubs. pastures. streams, springs: S12 500.
To see this property drive out Ga. ave. 70
Norbeck rd.. turn right to property.
H F. BIEBER, Est 1915, SH. $685..
346 A., ON HARD ROAD. IN BEST AGRI-
cultural section in the State, surrounded
by fine stock and dairy farms; modern 10
room house. large barn; price: 81 900:
$4,000 cash. CLAY'S REAL ESTATE. Col
WA. 1712.
YES, ONE LEFT; WITHIN 16 MI or
D. C, .nr. Marlboro, Md, on U. S. Rt.
terms to suit What a futurel Big list.
N E. RYON Co, 1916 N. z. ave.
Ma. 1907.
Continued on Next Pags)
Evening star., 1941-10-18
FOR COLORED.
1242 IRVING ST. Ne.
HOUSES WANTED TO REM.

WANT HOUSE, Q RMS. OR MORE DUN UNe .
furnished; NV. or ne. seetloi'
nr sS1 after D m.
Evening star., 1941-10-18
HOUSES FOR SALE.
SUBURBAN BETHESDA.

new brick. 8 rooms, 2 baths detached
garage, screened porch; oil air-conditioned
neat restricted, level lot containing over
tlnnaI nShR Or Emersnn 1850
Evening star., 1941-10-18

grick, rooms. bath, > glaSsen-ln
norches gas heat, garase; in eHceHeht
Evening star., 1941-10-18
BUSINESS PROPERTY For RENT

LARGE STORE. LEASE OR SALE; 3.4oo
50 It, alley; suit, any business. 11e4 9th
NV. s am to ] pm. District 1864
OWNTOWN-3-STORY BLDG, PLUS
basement containing approx. 5000 50, ~;
& tiled baths and parking facilities; locs ed
at Medical Center. near 18th NV, VIII
lease as whole or part to professional
Evening star., 1941-10-18
Il. .. DIV 10 = - -
100 Baltimore Ave. Hyattsville. WA. 1900.
-. :.

Sill. SPR. MD-BRICK, NEW BUNG., 5
rm with fireplace; rm. with shower in
basement: h.-w.h., oil: attached gar; sun
porch; lot 1I1-ft. front by q very good
depth corner This property Is one OF
Sill. Spr's best buys Open for your in
spection. North Of 4 cor. 10 sign.
H 2 BIEPFR EST 1915 SH 6565
Evening star., 1941-10-18

I5-ACRE FARM, s MILES FROM FAIR
fax Courthouse. Modern G-room residence.
l9-miIe frontage on State highway. Stream
runs through property Has to be seen
TO be appreciated. Owner leaving State.
VIII consider trade for brick home
N. c. HINES & SONS, Realtors. 1920 Lee
EighNaX Call PreNette. CE- o41M-
Evening star., 1941-10-18
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

ARLINGTON, "a. - o-RM. BUNGALOW,
$50 mo-; adults only. Call oxford 075S.
4 R. HEAT FURNISHED St5MO
r, heat furnished $50
6-r. bungalow, Gil burner 60 40
ERWIN REALTY co Call Hyattsvllle O334.
Evening star., 1941-10-18
BETHESDA SECTION.
$3.50.

Near new Naval Hospital-A corner de-
tached home of rooms a bedrooms), in
quiet residential section near tranSporta-
ton Fine shrubbery porches. oak floors.
fireplace. automatic heat, garage; immedi-
ate possession. So 900 cash and low
monthly payments. Phone Wisconsin $3.50
or National OS56 and ask for MR. LANE
Evening star., 1941-10-18
HOUSES UNFURkISHED.
fCAn4inual

310s ADAMS ST N.E-NEW GROOM
bungalow attic full cellar, air condi-
toned rent. S67.50. M. B. Weaver. WO.
Evening star., 1941-10-18
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FIRST COMMERCIAL CORNER ON CON-
square feet improved by an old dwelling:
price $4,000. 90; an offer invited. JAMES
MORRIS WOODWARD, Realtor 723 Goth
street NV.
STORE AND 5-RM APT; GOOD FOR
delicatessen: price reasonable, 3606 14th
St NV. GE 5111.
NEAR SEVENTH AND MASSACHUSETTS
avenue nw.-A lot 2SX1o6 feet to a
l4-foot alley. contains 2913 square feet.
improved by two brick houses renting for
S93 OO price $500 a foot including i'm
provements. JAMES MORRIS WOOD
WARD. Realtor, 723 10th street NV.
ATTRACTIVE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
Wisconsin ave, in GEORGETOWN: 5000 #.
aoor space on ground floor, with . apart
ments above; cost 100000; q bargain now
at $50. 600.
1907 Wis Ave Michigan 2RH5.
Evening star., 1941-10-18

S6,65O-396S BLAINE ST. NE.-BRICK.
Sem-detached; nice rms; located east Of
Minnesota ave. and . squares south of
Benning rd Open Sunday after II O'Clock,
or call Mr.. CROXTON, MA. 143S, SH.
Evening star., 1941-10-18
HOUSES FOR SALE.

GROOM BRICK-$4,95O.
N E. bargain home, r. bath, h-wh,
yard; redecorated; cony. location; easy
terms
BRODIE & COLBERT. INC. MA. 1915.
Evening star., 1941-10-18
AURORA HILLS. VA.

10 minutes from downtown-Nearby Vir
einia's finest residential section. near Army
Navy Country Club Brand-new Cape Cod
brick home. bedrooms. > complete baths
tone bedroom and bath on first hoorl;
large wooded lot, 7S-foot front; 1Oc bus.
Price, S12.950. Cross Memorial Bridge 10
Arlington wall then left on Arlington Ridge
I'd to S 23rd St. then left > blocks to
S 26th St, then right three blocks to 9O1
S. 96th pL, Aurora Hllls. Arlington, Va.