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HOUSES FOR SALE.
First-FlOOr Bedroom.

$40 l0.95Q-Here's news-Lovely English
Village; brand-new brick home, bed
rooms, 2H baths, recreation room and
lsvatory; beautiful lot. 75x185; see this
offering promptly REALTY ASSOCIATES,
MA. 1893. until pm
Oh. Ch., D. C.-Barnaby Woods.
7-rm. brick Colonial; heated 3rd A.,
recr. rm. with f1repl., lge. liv. rm, porch,
excep. kit: lot with trees; bus to schools,
shop. No brokers. OWNER. wO. 7425.
A REAL BARGAIN,
ONLY $500
Fully detached. near 18th and Gala
tin. rooms "A bedrooms), tile bath; lst
floor, oak: large living room. stone fire.
place: modern kitchen. Gear garage, front
and rear porches; grape arbor.
METZLER-Realtor
1106 Vermont Ave. DI $500.
Sundays and Evenings. RA. 1923.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED-UNFURNISH HOUSE, 5 OR
D rms. ami, Annandale section preferred.
Particulars to Box 115-C. Star.
LARGE HOME, FIRST-CLA CONDITION;
6S bedrooms 3 or more baths where
limited number professional men and busi-
ness executives may be accommodated
Home with porch, yard and garage pre-
ferred; not to exceed Sl75. May con-
slider furnished. Box 256-B, Star
LARGE HOUSES bedrms or more, fur
nished or unfurnished: good section. Frank
lin $3.50
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN WISHES STUDIO OR SMALL
apt, nice outlook. well furnished, 1st zone.
Box 106-C, Star. IT.
WELL-FURNISHED 2-ROOM APT. KITCH-
en-, Frigidaire, bath, shower; Northwest sec
ton. Full particulars. Box BIC, Star. 16'
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SPRING VALLEY

Just a few years old. this Imposing resi-
opinion. one Of the finest offerings avail
able in Washington today. The costly
beauty. with English lockwood hedges
around entire property, blue spruce hem
lock. rhOdodendron and a5aleas. Any one
interested please call Mr.. Young at Wood
lev 5576
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. All,
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HOME-PI,ENTY GROTTND

Rhode Island ave.-Fine old home, with
| Iot b7xl50; 3 rooms and bath oil heat
slec; range, refrigerator, 2-car garage; only
so'soo See US for real bargain
| HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.
| 14lS II St wv M rR71
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ROCK CREEK HILLS.

Q homes. each in choice setting with
lovely grounds and view; BEDROOMS
Both convenient to Conn. ave. Call Mr..
Smith. ALLIED REALTY CORR, WI. eo4e.
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FRIENDSHIP HETGHTS

Unusually well planned new house. 4
rooms on frst floor with lavatory, large
porch; Z bright rooms 2nd floor. Q baths,
large attic insulated roof. shower in base
lcomparedl values. OWNER, call WI.
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LOTS FOR SALE

farm, convenient to markets; elec. either
IN or available. State full details. Box
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HOUSES UkFURNIsHED.
lCaptinnad

3114 WOODLEY RD NW.-NEW DE-
tached brick house with 8 rooms, baths
and 2 layatories; garden and garage: 2
sANDoz. NC, Dupont Circle. pU.
BEAUTIFUL CAPE COD HOME, NEVER
oeen occupied, on large corner lot; 8
beautifully decorated will rent for 800
ington. Gail MRS. FITCH. Temple 5s34
NEW 5-ROOM BRICK HOUSE: sos MO.
Groveton, Va. Phone Warfeld 1862
FAIRvIEW ROAD, SILVER SPRING, MD
8 rms, baths. large living rm. with fire.
June St. % TeieDhone % TemDe s5Io siaaPe for appt.
to inspect.
BETHEsDA-5 RMS. LARGE LOT, TREES:
poreRes sS5 9 owNR f 6fet bfsi screened
CHEVY CHASE, D c.LyAcANT MAY IS;
pression ] us values % s7oSe if 70 sisSo6 once
DON @ Oov owner. u i4s7 Eye Eye NV! li1N Di 5Sao 8 ~
BETHESDA, Md ROOMS, 2 BATHS,
oil heat, garage; corner lot. near bus; SS5.
213 PROSPECT ST. FRIENDSHIP
oburner hest rHl iarse Ess poreh, por shade sS5
WI 34S0.
1O4 WALNUT ST. NV, NEAR COR. End
st.-Colonial white brick. detached. re-
Gently built; large living room with fireplace,
3 large bedrooms insulated automatic
heat; garage; near express bus and shop
ping center; very reasonable. GE. 9453.
37Os OLIVER ST. N.W.-9 ROOMS, 2
baths. Gear garage. INTERNATIONAL
BANK. DI. 1884.
115 coCKERILLE AVE. TAKoMA PARK.
INTERNATIONAL BANK, DI. OS64.
SPRING VALLEY. 4939 QUEBEC ST. NV.
1,4-bedroom, 2-bath house: living room.
dining room library, kitchen. maids room
and bath located on wooded lot:
1l19 18th st. NV. DI. 4464
1856 ABBEY PL NE. $4,000
2025 37th ST. NV. $4,000
5 rooms, bath, inc. rear porch. gar.
900 ORLEANS PL. NE. $4,000
1918 K st. BETHEL. DI. 300.
GEORGETOWN, NEAR WESTERN HIGH.
8 rms, 2 baths; auto. heat and refg.:
finished clubrm.; new condition: $3.50 on
lease: now available.
2455 Tunlaw Rd. NV.
WAPLE q JAMES, INC.
1924 14th St. NV. DI. 3346.
CLEVELAND PARK. 34OS QUEBEC ST
bedrooms, 2 baths: semi-detached: with
sleeping porch, also porch off dining room:
e9ny. to trsnsp: and shopping.
1119 18th st. NV. DI 4464
1903 48th ST. NV.
Attrac. BUNGALOW. Rent, So. 30 MA. $500.
237 Cromwell Terrace NE.
rooms and bath: h.-w.h.. electric. and
rel Tefrigeration' S55. HOHENSTEIN BROS.
FIR. 5000.
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S5.450.

Small children belong in this attractive
5-rm. bungalow with large shady lot on
quiet suburban Md. street. $3.50 cash:
S45 a month Call Mr.. Treat, ALLIED
REALTY CORP WI 6f4q
Evening star., 1941-05-16
NEW WHITE BRICK
GREEN g. MAGRUDER,

2S40 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va
CHI. 3S3S; Eyes. Glebe 3S3S.
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1905 H st. NV. National 2345.
NEW COLONIAL-S1O,75O
5 BEDROOMS.

large bedrooms % eafc baths: afrHcond. auto.
heat: full basement. garage, porch, fire.
place WfsconSin 5333
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In good NV. section D. C.-New de-
tached brick houses nearly completed-6
rooms, l "a baths or baths. Don't delay
on these. For further information ask for
'' VIM. M. THRoCKMoRTON,
AveGtmGnt AldR. Realtor. DI. o0e2.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10
Larry Powell
Wins Contest

SAN DrEGo-sure. the solons
copped their usual doublehesder
Sunday. but the days top per
formsnces 60 to San Diego and
Portland. The Padres. who now
are in second place by a whisker.
finally nailed the Beavers 3 to 2
after IL about innings, and took
the seven nightcap, l to 0. be-
cause Larry Powell. a former Ia
coma and San Francisco toiler,
turned in Init game.
II IFS any satisfaction for those
who say the pitchers 10 all the
work. both Lefty Olsen. for San
Diego, and Ray Harrell. for the
Beavers. worked the full IT in
nings. and each contributed what
would ordinarily be . five-hitter
for each game. 1t was San Diegos
series by four games to three.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10
Perry Defeats
Bulge, Ga. 6-3

NEW YORK - Fred Perry, for
mer British Davis cup star, defeat
ed Don Bulge in straight sets at
Forest Hills yesterday. 6-4, 81. SIS,
and added the worlds professional
round-robin tennis title 10 the ma
tional professional crown he won At
Chicago two weeks ago.
Dick Skeen. Los Angeles pro-
fessional defeated Bill Tilden, 81,
rs. 6-3. to finish in third place.
Perry teamed with Bulge to de-
feat Keith Gledhill and Lester
Stoefen Of California, ga, 6-4, for
doubles title.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10

The Hotel Winthrop bowling
team. Tacoms's strongest. rolled
a 2412 total Saturday night in the
Women's International Bowling
Congress tournament in Los An
geles. to place well up among the
high scorers of the meet.
Captain Fern Coles paced
the team with a fine SIG.
Erma Musselman rolled 457,
Louise Wahlers 49S, Helen
Blair 4s4. and Helen BIattler
Az.
The Roy P. Archer team, shoot
ing in the Booster division, turned
in a 20s6 score.
Sophie Thomas led off with 453.
Jean Pienenburg followed with
$40, Dorothy Miller s2s, 10 Porter
ass. and Babe Penowich $50.
Here are doubles scores:
Jean Pienenburg and Stella
Penowieh. doubles. $50: Pienten-
burg. doubles 425. singles 572;
Penowich. doubles SIS, singles 4e5
Sophie Thomas and Joe Porter,
doubles $40: Thomas, doubles 375.
singles 41e; Porter, doubles 435,
singles 4es.
Erma Musselman and Helen
Blattler, doubles 997; Mussel-
man. doubles SOC. singles SIS;
Blattler, doubles ass, singles
a..
Helen Blair bowled doubles with
Maude Day of Nspa. e14: Blair
doubles 472. singles ASS; Dorothy
Miller bowled doubles with Meivs
Caplin OF Hastings. SIS: Miller
doubles ses. singles 400; Fern
Coles and Louise Wshlers, doubles
as5: Coles. doubles 42e. singles
ss1. wshlers. doubles 55e, singles
sos.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10
S0rTBALL

Chef Dyer pitched and battled
Rotfl<rs TO q 5 TO 2 victory over
Carlson Winquist. West Seattle
champions, IN the first game Of a
6cuhle-hsader Sunday afternoon
n jefferson No. diamond.
Dsh samson had the Seattle
club On Ms hip m the second
contest 70 register . : 10 0
rhutcut. allowing two scat
tered hit<.
In the opener Seattle scored
ouce in the first inning on = pair
a hits 70 have Dyer double In two
runs IN the last Of the frame for
q lead.
One run On . disputed play
IN the fifth inning tied the
count fer Seattle but Dyer
opened the sixth inning with
. hit
John Taylor followed suit and
Marvin pe.se scored Dyer with
a hard hall 70 short stop Elwir
Bnstrom. who's throw 10 the plafs
was late. Bud Nsylor scored
Taylor with = ny 70 deep center
and Pesze came in when ths
throw 10 the plate was late. BUD
Nsylor scored Taylor with = n,
b deep center and Pesse came II
when the throw 10 the plate wen
through the catcher.
Win two cut In the last Of
fbe first inning. An TIE second
game. hin Moore singled,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10
Cadinha Hurls
Three-Hii Ball
Bengols Move to
Solem. Wenotchee
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
SUNDAYS RESULTS

SUNDAYS RESULTS
Wenatchee SIS. Salem SIS.
Yakima 10. Tscoms is.
Vancouver al Spokane, rain.
The Tigers closed the five-gans
Yakima series here with three
wins to two losses.
Sundays double bill was split.
the Yaks taking the nine-inning
first game by to score, Nc
Connell beating Earl Porter, and
the Tigers taking the 7-frams
affair, to 0.
Milt Cadlnha's three-hit
pitching had Yakima help
less, while Milt's mates de-
livered In the pinches.
The Tigers go down to Salem.
Ore, for three games and then
on to Wenatchee for a four-gams
battle with the Chiefs.
Pitching won the series for tbs
Tigers. Saturday night Mel Mar
lowe, new Tiger left-hander hand
cuffed the Pippins with seven hits
and the Bengals breezed hons
with 14-hit s to l victory. Ray
Perry led the barrsge with three
singles.
Cardinal pitched beautiful
ball. All three hits were
flukey, especially the third
while the Tigers opened with
five runs In the first three In
nings to give the slender
Highlander comfortable
lead to work on In the seven
inning nlghtcap.
Yakima took the lead in thu
first inning of the opening fray
and held it TO the end, finding
Porter for ten hits and seven runs.
Tacoma garnered ten hits off
Mcconnell but couldn't bunch
them them except in the first
inning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10
Capilanos
Move Ahead

VANCOUVER. b. C.-The Van
couver Cspilsnos. one of the West
ern International leagues ''un-
known quantities" at the start of
the 1871 season, were within strik-
ing distance Of second place today.
Two weekend victories over the
league-lesding Spokane club placed
the Caps within a game OF Yak
mas second place Pippins.
Vancouver won the Saturday
doublehesder. 40 and SO. Yester-
days game at Spokane was rsined
out
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10
wENATCHEE

onttul ssssss luu luz Jul
WenAtchee ...... 600 $40 nOx-- g
Summary: Runs hatted IN. Grit
fiths. Wilson. Martionetti. MAYER.
Libke 2, Lanifero 2. two-base hits.
Endress. Mayer, Libke: stolen. base
Bersstrom. sacrifices. Windsor 2:
double plays, Cox to Marlonetti 10
Torgerson, Windsor TO Lanifero to
Bates; left on bases. Salem II. Wen
atchee s; base on balls off Windsor
1. Lihke 4. struck out by Windsor
4. Libke 2: hits off windsor in Q
innings IL, off Libke in innings 10:
wild pitches. Windsor. Like: passed
ball. Adams. winning pitcher. Lihke:
Nelson and Enders. time Of game.
400.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10
Husky VS.. Gopher Grid Play
Will Be Renewed in 1914

sEATTLE-University Of wash
ington will renew it's football NV
airy with Minnesota In 1914 after
a tvo-year lapse. Husky athletic
officials disclose.
The teams. among the nations
top grid leaders. began their series
in 1896. The Gophers come TO Sc
attic Sept. % TO open the Huskies
1941 schedule, but the teams will
not meet In 1912 and 1913.
Athletic Director Ray Eek