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The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-06-05

And contrary to general belief,
they last" longer.
Take. among others. Lefty
Grove. Grover Cleveland Alexan-
der. Charley Rufiing. Certainly.
smoke balls never cut short
their careers.
1t might be Of more than pass
ing interest to regional baseball
bugs to know that Robert Grove.
Jr.. son Of Lonaconing's sycamore
Lefty, is now throwing 'em
plateward for the Cheshire Acad-
envy School nine and. unlike his
famous dad. the boy throws from
the right and not the wrong side.
II you thing all radio an
nouncers use infallible English
you're sadly mistaken-At one
Of Madison Square Gardens
most recent boxing bouts Sam
Taub. the wcll.kn0wn aircaSter,
pulled this verbal boner Lew
jenkins Is not retreating. He
Is just backing away slowly"
And. that. me blarnies. from a
guy who's supposed to know his
verbs and adverbs. Baseball lost
one of it's most beloved heroes
early this week in the untimely
death of magnificent Lou Gehrig.
once one of the most powerful
parapet-pinchers the game has
ever seen. As everybody now
well knows. Gehrig made a game
but losing fight against almost
insurmountable odds and his de-
mise. coming at a time when he
himself expected to beat the
rap" made his passing all the
more tragic. A clean liver and
clean player. he exemplified the
highest in craftsmanship. Yes.
he's gone but not forgotten.
l hoped aboard the lugger a
couple of weeks ago and perambu-
lated down to Washington. D. c..
where I scrutinized a few Ameri-
can League clubs in action and
also eyed" the history-making
Louis Baer fight. looked over
the Washington Senator's and
found them not worth looking
over but I did find the Cleveland
Indians and the White Sox worth
ones attention. The Sox. cast
offs and all. looked good but not
good enough to be where they
are Cleveland. on the other
hand. had all the snap and hustle
Of a championship ball club and
fairly exuded class from the top
of the batting order down. And
Washington? The least said abou:
them the better. They are no
better than their present stand
ing.
The fight, course. is history
but I saw something that night
that I'll never forget-Joe
Louis fouling Baer after the
bell. Whether intentional or
unintentional II was an open
violation OF the rules Of the
game and proved sad ending
TO what had been a thrilling
bout.
For five rounds Baer put UP a
whale of scrap but in the sixth
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-06-05

leftwinger dropped a tough 81
decision his last time out.
Joe Medwick's batting average
isn't what 1t should be but. at
that. the Brooklyn gem seems to
have the knack Of coming through
with hits when hits mean runs
and that's what they pay off on
in this baseball business-'Clutch'
clouters.
One Of the most underestimate
and at the same time one Of the
most feared players in the major
leagues is Indian Bob Johnson.
rapid running. hard hitting out
fielder OF the Philadelphia Ath-
letics.
JohnsOn's been banging out
home runs galore and covering
acres of ground each season for
the past eight years but seldom
do you find his name prom
inently displayed In the sport
ing sheets Of the nation. That's
the injustice Of II all.
This thing Of ,"playing-up' a
player on first division club
and handling the outstanding
players of second-berth arrays
with kid gloves gets" me. When
ball players a ball player give
him the credit he deserves. ir-
respective Of what type Of club
he's associated with.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-06-05
HITS REPUBLIC

WASHINGTON = Republic
Steel should be ordered TO rein
state with back pay $40 workers
at its Chicago plant and offer back
pay to 38 additional workers. the
Natl. Labor Relations Board was
told in an intermediate report fl
ed by trial examiner Gustaf B.
Erickson. The report was an out
growth of the bloody little steel
strike of 1887 and the Memorial
Day massacre at the gates Of the
Republic Steel Co. in Chicago.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-06-05
NATIONAL PACT

NEW YORK - The firSt nation
al agreement covering workers in
the electrical division Of the Gen
eral Motors Corp. has been reach
cd by the United Electrical. Radio
& Machine Workers (CIO). The
pact is now being ratified by the
locals. 1t covers $4,000 workers
in the Frigidaire. Delco and Nor
aine Products plants in Dayton.
o., the Sunlight Electric plant in
Warren. O.. and the Delco plant
in Bloomfield. N. j.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-06-05
BASEBALL
BANTER

With the National League race
tighter than a Scotchman's purse
and the American League scram-
BILE looking more like a jig-saw
puzzle every day the b. b. boys arc
having their inning in this merry
month Of June.
So fast is the pace this yea:
the Cincinnati Reds. monarchs
OF all they surveyed in 1910. have
MT even had a look-in thus far.
Which is a further tribute to the
glowing class of the Brooklyn
Dodgers and st. Louis Cardinals.
present principals in the Nation
al Leagues ding dong pursuit.
Over in the American League
most anything can and usually
does happen. First it's Cleveland
then Chicago battling 1t out for
the lead with at least four other
clubs hot on their heels. And Il
that isn't food for baseball fodde:
then a lot OF scribes are being
paid for nothing for they all de-
clare it's one Of the prettiest
parties the Junior circuit has
ever staged.
Your reporter toted himself
down 10 Washington week be-
fore last and saw. among other
things. n l0-inning 4 to 0 shut
out victory for Bob Feller over
Washington's spotty Mats and
what he saw was enough TO con-
vince him that Teller will 70
down in baseball annals as one
Of the greatest. II not the great
est pitcher Of all time.
The lad has everything. His fast
one snaps like a whip and his
whirling con1ulutions. dropping
here and dropping there. make
the batters look like refugees from
the sandlots.
Cumberland's Colts. still kick
ing up q little dust in the Bi-Statc
loop. will deploy Boots" Miller
on the mound Sunday to keep
them in the running for sectional
sandlot honors. The bespectacled
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-06-05
Here and There Along
The RialtO Of Sports

Within the hollowed halls OF time the OF the 1874
Philadelphia Athletics will probably never be remembered but
this sophoppy goes dzzY on its way one thing
becomes and dscenble and that is that cogeY
Connie Mocks the loughngsock Of the Ameri
League doing little laughing in their own right
and doing way that downright embarrassing TO the
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-06-05


rest OF the circuit.
Disdainfully dubbed the "Apa-
thetics" at the start Of the season
the AS are making various and
sundry sport writer's swallow
those words in one big gulp.
Unanimously designated for the
"cellar" they have risen from the
"limbo Of forgotten men" and,
much to the JOY OF their fol-
lowers, are today knocking right
at the very door OF the American
League lead.
Hitting Power Plus
And If you think TIRES any
thing fluky or tainted about the
onward rush of the Quakers
tthey had won l3 out Of their
last Is at the time we went to
press) take a quick glance at the
American League team batting
averages and you'll readily see
that Mack's boys are out in front.
Yes, even out in front over such
teams as the Boston Red Sox.
Cleveland Indians and New York
Yankees.
The AS always could hit but
in the past ten years or so they
didn't seem to have any pitching
to buck up their power. This year,
however, it's a different story.
With brand new youngsters like
McCrabbe. Ferrick and Marchil-
don coming through and Babich
and Knott aiding and abetting,
they are showing some Of their
more vaunted rivals a few tricks
OF the trade. The season is young.
very young of course, bat whether
the AS hold up or not. they've
already caused enough trouble In
these few fleeing weeks to make
some OF the scribes run for cover.
And that's doing something any
way.
Fcller Tops johnson
II you take the work Of Roger
Peckinpaugh for IL then Bob
Feller is a greater pitcher than
Walter johnson or anybody
else you might caro- 10 think
of. Here's what the Cleveland
skipper says:
when Feller is right he does
MT have to make apologies to
johnson. Mathewson or anybody
else. With the old ball in my
day. no club would beat Teller.
In fact. I wouldn't get hit off
him in q week. Teller would make
a ball with a rough cover do
tricks. When I played we never
got q new ball until the one in
use was hit into the stands. One
ball sometimes lasted three in
nings.
IF we got a new one. IL would
go around the infield and every
man had a plug Of tobacco in
his mouth. BY the time the ball
got back to the pitcher it could
be passed for a round ace OF
spades.
"Give Teller that ball with his
speed and curves? Br-r-r! Nobody
would hit him-not with guys
swinging from the end Of the
bat as they all do now"
There you have 1t or there you
don't have it. You can take Peck's
word for what it's worth. Being
manager Of the Cleveland Indians
he might naturally be a little
prejudiced but whether he's right
or whether he's wrong there's
no denying that Robert Teller is
q great pitcher. He's been a great
pitcher since he came up" and
speed is his main forte. You cans
hit EN- when you can't see 'em.
I'll take a fast ball finger any day.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-06-05

eye with the masses and handed
the palm to Soose on a silver plat
ter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

Of THE half-billion people il
| the British E Empire. few
~ work harder towards victory
than Her Majesty, Queen Eliza
beth, the -Scotsweman and cent
moner.
Hers and the Kings task is not
the direction of the army, nor the
navy, nor the Royal Air Corps.
There are skilled generals and adj
mirals for all that.
Theirs is the vital job Of head
ing the national effort to keep up
morale-the military, the civilian
and the Industrial. Only the royal
morale is expected to sustain itself.
Her Majesty accompanies the
King on most of his visits to naval
and. military establishments, but
she makes a great many alone and
engages in Red Cross work, sits in
a knitting circle, carries comforts
to wounded soldiers.
The King and Queen both eX-
pose themselves to danger by going
into bombed districts, sometimes
in armored cars, and have been
known to travel about during air
raids.
An officer in a Scots regiment
expressed it all pretty well:
"Victory it'll be, laddie, with
such a bonnie lass as Queen"
Evening star., 1941-07-25
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE.
BEAUTIFUL AND DISTINC-
TIVE COUNTRY HOME,
1914 ACRES.

Modern 1@-room dwelling with small
annex, hot and cold running water in !
major beedrooms., vapor heat. Ballard oil
burner, Standard Oil service, city cleo
trIcity, electric pump from we'll In ex-
celent condition, having been renovated
several years ago. lear garage. chicken
house, broom tenant house and other out
6uildlnes; fine spring. The dwelling, of
artistic construction, Is beautifully sit
uated in expansive lawn, shrubbery, grove
OF ancient oak walnut, maple dogWood
etc, in desirable neighhorhood, conven-
lent to fox hunting and golf clubs: beau
tful outlook. Sale includes electric RANGE
Frigldaire, porch and lawn furniture, lawn
and garden tools. poultry equipment and
poultry. All ready to move into. Not nickel
outlay needed beyond purchase price
Ideal location on St. Johns lane Gm-
pOrtant paved cross artery between the
Columbia and Frederick pixies, miles
west OF EllIcott City, Howard Co. Md
About .33 miles from downtown Washing
ton, via either Ashton and Silver Spring
or Baltimore boulevard through Laurel
Priced a far less than intrinsic value
for immediate sale, $4,000. tLicensed
brokers protected
EDWARD B POWELL. owner. Ellicott
City. Md: Phone ElIcott City Ex-
change 231-W.
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MONEY WANTED.
PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES

SIS, 600 FIRST TRUST, 81. ON DETACHED
brick home in d C: also several second
trust notes National 1913
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S65-39@6 AMES ST NE-BRAND-NE
heat; large lot Conv. Ma. 1913.
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wood trim; p H. A. or easy terms. Ma. I6l 3.
MT PLEASANT BARGAIN.
Only S10O and $50 per month needed
to buy duplex home, with SIS per month
income plus living quarters for small
family co 4ll2
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE, MD. zoos Rolling RID
section CT Rollingwood. Completely furn
3 bedrooms. , baths living room, piano
screened porch. dining room G. E. kit
den, paneled lounge rm.. doWnStai lsun-
dry with elec washer and lroner maid 5
room and bath. E-Car garage. oil heat,
5000 month includes utilities: available
Aug / 10 Oct. ). To inspect call WI. 4Soi
BRICK HOME, CHOICE CHEVY CHASE
ID. c. location. 6 big rms. = baths, maid
tn.. garage. shaded lot. S125 mo. Apply
3ll4 LegStion st. EN-. 5155. F. A.
SMALL GEORGETOWN HOUSE, ATTRAC-
t1vely furnished, 3 bedrooms, garden, gar
aae. 1917 31th St NV. EN-. 1853.
CLEVELAND PARK-DET. S-RM. HOUSE,
in fine old residential section 4 bedrooms,
bath, 1st-foor laVstory. fireplace. piano,
oil heat, electric refrigeration, basement,
maids room and toilet laundry trays,
elec. washer, vacuum cleaner, ouilt-in "a
rage; completely furnished except for lin
ems: cony. to Conn. ave. bus, schools, stores,
Cathedral; Sl25 mo. Phone EN-. 231f
5-ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW
Alexa ndria, block from G. W. High School,
completely furnished, SIS per month. Call
Sligo 1908 %
NEAR CAPITOL HILL"
622 D ST NE.
rooms and bath. SS0.15. Nicely fur
nished. Available Aug. l.
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NEW OFEERING

BEAUTIFUL GROOM AND Oh
bath home, with reCreatnn room;
priced right for quick sale 1900
south Dakota sye. ne. Inspection
By appointment only WALTER
Won HERBULIS, ma. 2a3O.
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OWNER TRANSFERRED TO CHICAGO
App. l acres and apple orchard; app z
miles from downtown Washington. 6-room
frame sem1-bungalow. modern imp. hot
water heat, barn, chicken house: priced low
for quick sale: $4,000 Substantial down
O1IS >
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OPEN TODAY 2 TO 81
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT GROOM UNFURN.
house IN Sc. or ne. Adults only. Franklin
HOUSE, , OR BEDROOMS, = BATHS
near elementary school: flexible term Of
lease. Furnished OF unfurnIshed. Prefer
house IN Northwest or Chevy Chase. Box
4f0-K, Star
WANTED TO RENT 6-ROOM uNFURN
house auto. heat. conv. to tranSp Suhur-
ban pref BY Govt. empl couple with baby
Colored maid and her School-aCed boy, live
in Close TO cOOrPd nelChborhood salts
factory, Up to 500. Call Dupont 1850
after , pm
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CHEVY CHASE D C.-DETACHED, s RMS,
3 baths. sun porch. sleeping porch, oil hea t,
double garage: near Woodrow Wilson High
School; Sl35 WAVERLY TAYLOR INC,
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LOTS FOR SALE.

3 WOODED BUILDING SITES, VIRGINIA;
each u 10 Y acre. ) minutes from down
town Washington, restricted brick or stone;
nr. school: sewer water, elec. MA. 1883
or CHI. 4417.
s1.ssO-CHOICE WOODED LOTS IN Ex-
elusive Westmoreland Hills, of Mass ave
at Western ave: all improvements in, easy
terms. Oliver 1928 or WI. 5333
Mr.. WALTER REED" LOTS ON GRADE.
40xl46 ca. only Sl.45O ca. Owner, MR.
PoLLINGER. GE. $500; ewes. ia. 772b.
Mr.. D. c. LINE. l-FARE ZONE. WOODED.
down. So mo. O. B zANTZINGER Co
9f5 st; nv. MA. 537l; eve, Sun,
500 CASH-SILVER SPRING BALANCE
/ md trust; 3 improved sites. : large lots;
5000 each cash, Better hurry for these
NEAR BOILING FIELD-TWo LARGE.
HOLLYWOOD DRIVE-SI.IOn
Beautiful lot near Pa. ave you must see
It. Branch ofice. 1901 Alabama ave. Sc.
Lincoln 1000
,a,a .ADELBERT w LEE
DESIRABLE TRIPLE CORNER LOT ON
18th St. facing Rock Greek PARK. shade
trees, high elevation. 55c per So #.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.
SILVER SPRING APT. STE.
i25x21o, Price. $4,000. 35 residential
w MARYLAND REAL ESTATE co.
s634 Colesville Rd Shepherd 5l0o.
LOVELY LOT.
BURNT MILLS HILLS
Containing APPROX 10000 square feet,
, with frontage of 200 f., this lot sur
Iounded !Hi, by beautiful homes viii make YOU
1850 Call National 4qO5
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Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan Lars.
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FARMS FOR SALE.
Continued

9 ACRES, NEAR ROCKVILLE, Md
room modern house. hot-water heat. oil
burner; fine shade and shrubs j. miles
to d c.: nice country estate. price
So. 900. to settle estate; best of terms.
acres. 3 miles from Rockviile-6-
room house. barn, chicken house. on paved
road: electricity. price. S35OO; terms.
IS acres. on paved road-1-room house
all necessary farm buildings: electricity
availab.. fine view: % miles 10 d. c.;
$50 mr. 1th.
Buer M. Gardner-J. E. Kelly,
Roci lille, Md. Phone $50.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

SALE OR RENT BY OWNER. 1882 UP
Shur st. NV: : rooms, ll2 baths, ami,
garage: convenient 10 everything
6-ROOM BUNGALOW. CHEVY CHASE, ID
G, by owner; Will decorate to suit tenant.
Phone Emerson 5I0g
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Chevy Chase. Md.-S1O. 500.

An unusual opportunity to acquire a
small ATTRACTIVE home in an exclusive
nelehoof mood recognized As the best resi-
dental area Of Chevy Chase. Nd. The
pretty wooded lot abuts the Chevy Chase
Chase Club grounds. The house s of
ma asOnry construction and contains SIX
rooms consisting Of large hving room with
( fireplace and bOokShelvcS. dining room,
kitchen, frS'-f0Cr laVatOTy ana a large
open porch overlooking the garden. There
are three bedrooms and two complete baths
on the mo floor Automatic heat with
Summer-T !nter hOOkup Tor domestic hot
siNe.E EGnN
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FARMS FOR SALE.

6S ACRES, ON MACADAM ROAD JUST
off main highway, 40 minutes WASHINGTON;
all cleared, but acres timber large. s.
room house, sleeping porches. in good
shape, on elevation commanding beautiful
view mountains, surrounding country;
horse and cattle barn: orchard; $4,000,
$1,000 cash, bal. So 300 year; or S11,500
all cash. BY appointment, phone 3s, BUELL.
FARM AGENCY, 130 Washington ST.,
Herndon, Va.
112-ACRE FARM, NO BUILDINGS: 8
miles D. c.; good, rich land; high eieva-
ton; bargain S525: terms. Cali CLYDE
HINES, RE 2227
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FOR INCOME OR HOMEi
A NEW FIELD
THAT SS0n CASH

WI conquer. New, detached. 6-room. -
pam bTIck home Finest Bethesda Md
location. Slate roof concrete porch,
huut-in Garage. recreation room, air-condi-
! ilcned neat Big lot Price only 50 $50
ASK JOHN Under WI SIg2
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Sc. BARGAIN
:. q. IINII- ''7TV b 81 2 FR- 4WIO.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

Near Canitol--9 rooms, = baths. includi
iuFnit1rG: vacant Price, 8 800, teri
I. j. IOI T. 200 B ST Q ZIP 4nIn
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
.rAs-alA
IDEAL FOR RooMING HOUSE.

IDEAL FDR ROOMiNG HOUSE.
r,lSad Near l4th and FaiTmopt Partly fUra turd
condition; oil heat Cash. 81 500: balance
like rent OWNER. co. Sa44.
NEAR 14th AND ALLISON SITS. NV. ,
Six fine outside rooms, complete oil
Sysi en-. INV h, beautiful yard. garage;
coNcnanted section for your projections;
everything convenient; leaving city, SS.450.
Call Mr.. PECK for appointment. DI. 3346
or RA. 6593
CATHEDRAL AVE SECTION
VIII sell income -producing house at a
sacrifice: English basement type with sepa-
rate apt. on st floor rented at $40 mo; D.;
large living rm., dining room. kit and sun
room. 3 bedrooms, lncloSed porch and
baths upstairs; excellent closet space. house
Is ? years old, has OIL heat, completely
modern: needs new pain. and paper only:
: blocks west OF Conn. ave. near Wardman
Park Hotel, Cali OWNER after pm.
HO. 3I57.
NEW OFFERING
DISTINCTIVE. EARLY AMERICAN
DETACHED TOWN HOUSES,
QUF 81 AND FOXHALL RID NV,
JUST BEYOND GEORGETOWN
Each house individually designed: q
rooms, > baths, sIT-Conditioned heat: splen-
did values at Sl0,"50-SIO45O. Subdivision
restricted l.. F. F. PRINCE, 1927 Con.
nectlcnt ave. MI 4f66
NEARBY MD
PRICE, S6.950. TERMS
Beautiful BUNGALOW, all modern improve
tile bath; garage full basement, lot 81
ny 1870. II you are looking for a real
home, with plenty OF ground and beautiful
IIhnrrbbeTy' pphone F. NJ. PRATT 81 CO,
This property cost present owner over
$4,000 Can be seen through appoint
ment only.
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PRE-SHOWING
1856 ROXANNA RID. NV.
ROCK CREEK PARK ESTkTFS

HUNh IREEN FAEK ES SIATES.
New Colonial. Center-hali, brirk home
fronting Rock Creek Park. den and ISt-h
lavatory, large living nm dining rm.. mod
ern kit, 3 larGc bedrooms > b.. finished
attic and spacious recreation room, the
perfect home; representative on premises
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ATTRACTIVE HOMESITE OF NEARLY .
acres. on knoll in PInecresi Beautiful
view. Restricted surroundings. 225-ft.
road frontage s miles from Memorial
Bridge 5000. $50 down. SIS month
VERNON NJ. LYNCH 4 son. miles out
Columbia pike. Alex. 5a00. Closed Sunday
~ ACRES FRONTING ON OLD GEORGE
town road, > miles north Of Bank Of Be-
theSds. | mile from Naval Hospital and
National Health Institute: beautifully sit
usted for subdevelopment; $4,000 cash
Write Box Ask. Star @6'
CLOSE-N ACREAGE TRACTS
Only 10 minutes from proposed Govern
ment project q Suitland, Md Small cash,
easv monthly payments From D C. take
Route :, drive Ia miles south Of Camp
SPRINGS to HsrtS store. turn left. drive
II miles to Belle Fonte lane See siSns
and salesman on property. OWNER, Gin
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HOUSES UNEURkisHED.
CONTINUED }
>, a x,-y,yIYty r- 80. ,T-S,,

Just Completed-N Occupied,
Investor offers in Mt Pleasant. bright
rooms. > baths . fireplaces, large recrPa-
ton nm: auto. heat; gar; Sl0O mo. Mr.
MOORE, 1915 Hobart st. NV AID. 31p7
OPEN TODAY, 2 TO 5!
1901 upShur st. n.v.-Corner brick,
center hall, rms, 3 bedrms., baths,
attic, gar: ~lO0- DIXIE REALTY CO,
National $3.50
For Regularly Employed Colored
NEWLY RECONDITIONED, ALL SECTIONS.
Washington Housing Corp,
95t H 81 NV. National 35-O
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LEGAL NOTICES.
GEORGE c. GERMAN, Attorney,

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia.
j. Clyde Armentrsut, ct al, Plaintiffs. vs..
The Unknown Hers; Alienees and Devisees
of: JAMES DUNLOP, ct al, Defendsnts:-
Civil Action No. ll6S0.-The object OF this
action is 10 obtain Judgment establish
ing of record by adverse possession PLAIN
tifs' title 10 their respective properties
described in the complaint as lots "a, p
and IS in Harper'S subdivision OF Original
lot, is in Square a4a, IN the Distrie5 &c, Of
day OF July. AID. 1871, ORDERED that
the defendants. the unknown heirs, alien
ees and devisees of James Dunlop. John
Laird, Executor. and Joseph Carlton. cause
their appearance to be entered herein on or
before the frst rule day occurring one
month after the day Of the tlrst public ation
of this order in The Evening Star, other
wise this action will be proceeded with as
in case of default provided copy here
of be published once a week for three sue
cesSive weeks in The WASHINGTON Law Re.
porter and in The Evening Star. longer and
other publication being dispensed with TO-
satisfactory cause shown. BoL1THA J:
LAWS Justice. tSealN A true copy. Test:
CHARLES E STEWART, Clerk. By
SOPHIE LYMAN, Asst. Clerk ly25,sul
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NEAR OLNY INN,
In fertile Montg. Co. Md.-125 acres fine
concrete highway; GOOD 6-room farm house:
ideal building site, with cleo, only $3.50,
easy terms.
JOHN A BRIcKLEY, Exclusive AGENT,
Barr Bldg. DI. 1921, AID. 67s9.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD

ATTRACTIVE, modern Colonial brick home.
within : blocks Of Chevy Chase Circle {
DedroomS, baths. large living room, dining
room breakfast room and kitchen, screened
notcn automatic heat, attic, 2-car garage;
ol4.5ob. E. NJ. FRY. INC. WI 694U
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RROOkI.AND

bedrooms and bath, Sunroom on first
moor. deep rear yard, oil heat garage:
mouse IN excellent condition. Semi-detach-
cd bTlck. close to schools, stores and
tFanSpori alton Price. $500. or with
iurn1ture. $3.50. To inspect call Mr
NycP. DI. 5000. with
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON.
InEnS n ELdc