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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-25
.Sacs Finally
Stop Rainiers
Freitos Wins But
Seottie Cops End
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Seattle 0-3, Sacramento so.
Portland 6. San Diego 2.
Hollywood 8. San Francisco 2.
Oakland 8. Los Angeles 2.
SACRAMENTO Sacramento
stopped the charge of second-place
Seattle last night with a draw in
their doubleheader and the solons
held their five game lead in the
Pacific Coast league.
II was Tony Frietas
Night" at the Sacramento
park. honorinE the veteran
who has pitched 10 straight
seasons In the league, and
Freitas celebrated by holding
the RainIers TO three hits n
his team won the opener, 80.
Seattle squared 1t with a 40
win in the nightcap as Hal Turpin
blanked the league-leaders on five
hits.
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(FRIDAY)

FIRST RACE-N4O5: Claiming: j.
year-olds and up: six furlongs.
Keene Jack ul6) $3.50 90 40 % 30
Queen Irene QoO.. $50 40
Nettik 103) .... $50
Jockeys in order: H. b. Wilson. J.
Jordan, A. Howry. Time. 1:l1.4:
Goodwork. Lanquo. Encircle. Shasta
Fire. Ramahal. Disaster Sheik. Gypsy
Don, Booter Boy; First Ace bled.
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Injury Jinx
Hits Redbirds
Johnny Hopp Hurt
In PhillY Tussle

NEW YORK-Every ST. Loui
Cardinal box score during the res
Of the season should have an extr
column 10 list injuries. The Card
are getting hurt 80 often it look
like = plot.
Latest Cardinal TO make tn
sinjured column" Is Johnny Hopr
the dashing outfielder who wa
leading the league in batting whei
he was spiked in the left hsns
yesterday by Bobby Bragan
Phillies shortstop.
WITH Hcpp on the shelf the
entire regular st. Louis out
fSeld b now crippled and out
Of action. Terry Moore was
beaned In Boston Wednesday
snd Enos slaughter broke his
shoulder two weeks ago.
CRITICAL SERIES
Coming into Brooklyn tomorrow
for their critical four-game series
with the Dodgers. St Louis will
have to play its second-string out
feld and trust to luck none OF
them get hurt
Hopp's substitute. Coaker Trip
lett. broke up the game yesterday
N the tenth with q homer inside
the mark which scored q mate
ahead Of him. Thus the Cardinals
won "a and held their distance
sams and q half behind the
podeers who put on = sloppy per-
Torrance but nevertheless beat
ths Cubs, SIS.
Hush Casey, making his NTH
relief appearance in five days.
pulled the Dodgers through In the
last three innings. Bill Nicholson
hi homer No. "a in the ninth.
Ths Yankees are gradually
roing to pot with Joe d.
Mario laid mp with an In
,ured ankle and 10 make mat
teri worse. Bill Dickey was
nit IN the shoulder by . foul
tin off Jim Bagby's bat In
Yesterdays Cleveland game.
without DiMaggio's big bat. the
Yanks lost their fourth game In
i've starts on their current west
ern trip. The score was o..
WHITE sox LOSE
Joe Dobson shaded Bucky Ross
IN 4 pitching duel in which each
allowed six hits and the Red Sox
handed the White sox a I'll set
back.
Detroit came out Of its slump
with a 5-run ninth inning rally
ana beat Washington. 5-4. Alex
Carrasquei, who had won six
straight. collapsed in the ninth
after having held the Tigers 10
five hits.
ne Athletics nosed out the
Browus, "a, with Dee Miles,
singie driving In the deciding
run after Frank Hayes had
homercd.
In the other two National league
sames the Braves clouted out
o. victory over the Reds and
thu Pirates rallied to score three
runs in the eighth and trimmed
the Giants, SIS.
~.~,CrasrrACvr
Pittsburgh ..oo4 600 Oso-S 7
New York :. 900 Oso ooo{s = l
Lanning and Davis; Bowman and
banning. i
Cincinnati. ;. oio 900 Ooo-i !
Boston. -. FOL Ill 0sx-s IL o
Thompson. Moore "a and Lom-
bardi, ]. Riddle; Tobin and Berries.
Chicago. -. 900 DOL sol-S . OIL
BrookIyn. :. $50 l0l lOx-S ~
Erickson. Presnel 90, Eaves t6).
Root 90 and Mccullough, George;
Kimball. Casey CD and Franks.
81. Louis. 600 200 900 "a 3 o
Philadelphia oso 900 900 o. ! 2
Warneke and Nancuso; Blanton
and Warren.
q
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York. 600 no 02O-4 Z
Cleveland =. 0l0 eo2 00x-S IL 2
Bruer, Branch I'd and Dickey.
silvestri; Bagby and Desautels.
Washington 900 lso 100 3 o.
detroit 600 600 O05-5 10 81
Carrasquel and Early; Trout,
Rowe go and Sullivan.
BOSTON. :. COZ 600 OO0-2 g o.
ChlcaRo. :. 600 O1O OOO-l 6 I
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-25

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Rochester 8, Newark (13 innings
Baltimore rs, Toronto 1-6.
Montreal III, Jersey City OIL.
Buffalo It Syracuse, postponed,
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SACRAMENTO

Totals ..........30 3 "a Il 3
aBatted for Soraino in 9th.
bBatted for King in 9th
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a-Needmore stable.
b-B. N. Hutchinson.
c-Rosebrier sta BILE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-25

olds and up: six furIongs.
Gold Ore G13) $3.50 ~ 80 % 10
Forest Queen G06) $40 $50
Reotry uO3) - $40
Jockeys in order: @. Zufelt. G.
Burns. A. Howry. Time. l:l2l: Fort
Ryola, Homethrust. Lika Lassie, Ida
Belle, Gilt Top. Quick Wind, Miss
Bay Saltese Jaddie. Pigeon Toed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-25

n lllA kAilF1 AZ fAAAs
OAKLAND
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-25

EIGHTH RACE-S505; claiming: A.
year-olds and up: H. miles.
Step Go3l .........s 81 so 81 so 81 40
Colonels Miss Gi3I $40 2 10
Evidently ...... $40
Jockeys In order: A Hovry. G.
Zufelt. H Duncan Time / ga 2.
Double 30, Southland Poet, Old
Judge, Lefty Ormont, Dark Conquest.
Psnsy Ann, Wildtop. Crossbeek.
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SEVENTH HAOE = toUo. Cumming.
Swear -olds and up. ] l-l6 miles
King Royale ll6) ..l740 100 $50
Edgar Boy ll3D -. $50 800
Bagen May ...... 40
jockeys in order: H b Wilson, c.
Rails, . Time. 444; Shasta
Slipper. Fair Cloud. Formax
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THIRD RACE S505: 4

5Iz furlongs.
Gayland Ql0 $3.50 81 40 ~ 20
Greenock's Maid 114 2.50 ESQ
Black Slipper u10.. 2.6o
Jockeys in order: C. Rails, d. Dod-
son. R. w. Smith. Time, :05.l;
Nellie Blue. Lucky Leila, Lady Sera-
jeyo. Seattle, Silk Wind.
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FOURTH RACE-S405: ella

year-olds and up: SIX furlongs.
Veracidad 900 ....l5.60 730 $40
Idle Bubbles Gl0) :. 4.60 $50
EASTER Ele Q08) o.. 400
Jockeys in order: A. Howry, c.
Rails c.. Burns. Time. ia: Valdina
Lancer. Sympathizer ANDY H, Bubbl-
ing Spray. Mortgage Pride.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York. :. 900 10 020-4 i
Cleveland :. 010 e02 00x-5 III Z
Bruer, Branch I'D and Dickey.
silvestri: Bagby and Desautels.
Washington 600 1so 100 q
Detroit. =. 900 600 005-s 10
Carrasquel and Early; Trout,
Rowe go and Sullivan.
BOSTON. COZ 600 OO0-2 g Q
Chicago. -. 900 olo O0o-i
Dobson and Pytlak; Ross and
fresh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03

p. m, Dith the exception of Sat
urday and Sunday Dhen doors
WiH open at ~ noon.
On the stage special pro-
duetion, Spring Varieties" DiH
present Phil Brestof. his violin,
and orchestra in person. together
with outstanding headiiners from
the field Of uaudeUdie. On the
first bill, under the new policy,
are Faith Hope and lingo,
comedy ocrobaties; Ted Lowrie
and Bette Gay, comedy impress
sions and singing; BrGnshaU and
Fenton. clever dancers; Larry
Kent, "emcee" and vocalist, and
Eldon D'Orio, xyiophonist
On the Vogue screen WiH be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Dunhdn, Group Ideal

And in this company he found
the most excellent material to
work on in Katherine Durham
and her group of dancers. Miss
Durham. a college graduate and
the winner of the julius Rosen-
valid Award Of 1886 had made a
study of the native dances Of
Haiti. Jamaica, Trinidad and Mar
Unique. With tins base to work
on. Balanchine was enabled to
combine the Jazz and ballet in
such sensational numbers as the
Egyptian Ballet, the Lazy Steps
and Boogy Woogy.
But this is only the first step
in Balanchine'S plan for combining
the two races in a newer and more
startling order. He believes that
the Negro dancers have a we'll
disciplined technique with an
equally Well-diSciplined technique
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Dance Director
Realizes ambition
Revives Precision
Steps in Play
at Cass

IN DIRECTING the dance and
ensemble numbers of Cabin In
The Sky" the musical at the Cass
in which Ethel Waters is again
singing after two seasons in the
dramatic "Mamba's Daughters" in
which she didn't sing a, note,
George Balanchine. internationally
famous choreographer, has realized
a lifetime ambition.
For many years Balanchine has
longed to try his hand in develop
ing Jazz and buck and wing dances
of the colored dancers. Far from
agreeing with other white dance
directors that the precision school
of dancing is nearly obsolete. he
felt that IL was due for a revival
in a new form He wanted 10
combine the precision of tapping
and the Jazz school. The offer TO
stage the numbers in Cabin In
The Sky gave him an opportunity
to begin the realization of this
ambition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
III for Laughs

Laughter certainly lea d s the
way in this weeks batch of new
movies. Opening today is Andy
IIardys Private Secretary" the
latest in this series of human
comedies, and besides the regular
members of the Hardy family, you
viii find Kathryn Grayson and
Tod Harms. two talented young
sters making their bow in this
picture.
The Fox will have double dose
OF humor with Brian Aherne and
Kay Francis sharing the billing in
The Man Who Lost Himself"
while Abbott and Costello and the
Andrews Sisters so in for some
broader laughs with Buck Pri-
Yates also Friday.
The Michigan is going to make
bid at capturing aIl-time hilarity
honorS with the widely acclaimed
The Lady Eve" co-starring Bar
bara Stanwyck and Henry Fonda
in Preston Sturges' smash comedy
hit. opening Friday,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03

much chance to appear IN seduc-
tive flowing hostess gown as l
had to settle the European film
market.
L was so definitely typed as
the 70 y-c h e k g d, basketball
bouncing girl that l knew l never
stood a chance 10 do smart comedy
or leave the customers painting in
the aisles with my wit. Not that
/ want to be a glamour girl, but
i would like to get out of khaki
long enough TO tackle a role such
as Barbara Stanwyck has in The
Lady EYe. But l suppose / shall
Just have 10 wait for that break.
Right now I'm a little dis
Couraced.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Versatile Lady

Beverly, who is blonde and
fair, oetuoily dislikes sports and
fresh air in great quantities. She
is talented seulptrsss. She
prites and cou1poses and is con-
sidered one of the most versatile
r0omen in the thedter today.
She is currently singing at the
EoWery and plans to go from
here back to the coast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Fredericos Remain
At Marcos

WITH THE dancing Fredercos
still executing their thrilling Latin
routineS, Marcos ChophouSe con-
tInueS with its policy of South
American entertainment during
the supper and evening hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
A NeU Policy

The Vogue Theater wW In
augUrats aeW staRe a. ~
policy, starting Friday, an addi-
ton to its regular tDo features.
Opening time on Friday and
through the week wM be 5.@5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03

of the ballet to create new forms.
/ He would like TO create a ballet
that would use at the same time
such dancers as Zorina, Fred AS
itaire. Bill Robinson, Katherine
Durham, Ray -Boiger and Toumo-
lnoVa-all in one group.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Other Successes

While Cabin In The Sky" is
the first all-Negro musical that
Balanchine has produced the
dances for. he has performed this
job for many noted white musical
comedy Successes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03

Come Lice With Me-" With
Hedy Lamar and Private James
SteWart. u. S. A., and High
Sierra" with Humphrey BogGrt.
Ida Lupino and DetToits Joan
Leslie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Beverly Roberts Finds
She Is Not 'OutdOOr Type
Would Rather Be
Coincidence Than
Girl Scout
By CHARLES GENTRY

I'VE HAD the toughest time n
cirl eyer had H. Hollywood. is The
claim Of beautiful Beverly Roberts
The film star Who IS in town this
Geek 10 FIJI a singing engagement
IN a night club.
y don't mean that 7 bad 70
,.,res,le with a prodlcer or fight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03

off leerInC d.
rectors but ]
found myself
surrounded b Y
a C on unuouS
streak Of roles
which put me
in the outdoor
class. l finally
quit Hollywood
because I meyer
h a q a chance
10 be anything
other than an
outdoor girl, q
sock EN- . on
the . Jaw type
who hcNed her
biceps 8 n q
looked glowing
following a ma
jor cataclSym
which left all
the men in the
cast supposedly
weak and ouak-
ing with fear.
! had about as
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-07-03
FOR SALE

A. COMP. SHOE SHOP. Big Mill town.
Owner called to ser. Good bus. Must sac.
S875. Details. Box 1853. Sweethome. Oregon.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-07-03

Mile. L. Bernhard, granddaugh-
ter of late actress, on ship which
took her to New York after Dutch
warship seized liner on which she
was en- route from France. Two
hundred ninety-fve passengers were
placed in concentration camps In
Trinidad, Martinique.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-07-03

Arno Halusa, former secretary Of
German legation at Quito, Ecuador,
arrives In New York. He was per-
soma non grata (nct wanted, please
leave, pronto) at the South Amer
lean republic after an incident in
volving q package arriving by
plane.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
FARMS FOR SALE.

SEND FOR BARGAIN BULLETIN. PHOTO,
details. sportsman's and business farm, on
river and State highway: boating. bathing
business, timber: 80 acres. 7-room dwelling;
city conventences: price. $4,000; terms.
BRAY q MacGEORGE, estab. 1901. Vine
land. N. J
1855 ACRES
100000 II. merchantable timber; 10
acres clear; on good road. few hours
drive from Washington. Price, S2,4O0
Buildings in good shape. See TYNER,
23l l6 N Florida St, Arlington, Va. Chest
nut 1902.
240 ACRES-A VERY ATTRACTIVE
dairy farm, modern house with all improve
ments. Two tenant houses with water ana
path. Dairy barn for ~ cows. all eouipnent,
including 35 head of cattle. machinery,
all in excellent condition; $4,000 for a
walk k-out; This farm is on paying basis
and might interest you If you are look
ing for modern dairy farm.
500 apple trees $4,000.
% acres, Groom frame house. cleo
,Iifil 1rifHilty snd bath; dairy barn, shipping
17O acres. .7-room house large bank
corncrio, : streams. plenty Of wood and
some good timber; $4,000
EOS acres, modern dairy farm, cement
block stable for 80 cows rib silo. bank
barn. 45x70; double corncrih, Groom
house, heat. bath and electricity Land
avs level. excellent location; So 500
FRED B. CUSHMAN IO8 North Adams 81
Rockville. Md. Open Sunday. Phone 3sa .
Evening star., 1941-02-09
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

GROOM BUNGALOW. NEAR MARSHALL
Hall. Md; / acre land. DU. 1920. 1877
Irving st. MRS. CROCKETT. after pm.
IDEAL HOMESITE. TEN ACRES CREST
Blue Ridge fronting on Appalachian trail.
Elevation 800 Two miles north Blue
mont. Va Eighteen miles east Winchesterr,
Abundance timber for los cabins. Good
road Attractive homes nearby. Electricity
available Desirable investment. 5000 90,
terms Write owner. H. L. MASON, 3435
Mount Pleasant city
Evening star., 1941-02-09
SUBURBAN PRoPERTY WANIEo

WANTED TO SELL, Me- OR
old. large or snail; slsn 10 acreagC
farms; in nea~bv We c. COEswELL -
N. Aloemar'a st Arl'r9ton. OXfor1 'f32.
WANT TO RENT HOUSE NEARBY MtDY-
land or VirTinia; r,ust be reasonable. b.
35l-F. Star.
SMALL COTTACF-TYPE ZONE. IN
proved nr urimprCved; must Re a bar-
cain. Boz 33t-K. Star.
GOVT people, MEDIUM SALARY
bracket. just in town few mos. deSiro 10
purchase o. low monthly basi~ a nice
home. convenient to transportation. Boz
tN9-K. Star.
3-RM. BUNGALOW WITH BATH AMI
ard ground; about $50 in D. c. or nee rby
Md EOY oOS-E Star
Evening star., 1941-02-09
FARMS WANTED.

l WANT TO PURCHASE FARM ON
FFeaisonable Fti terms What have yOu9 Give
iulI details. Anywhere within 90 miles
u {, Boy 376-K, Star.
REAL ESTATE OFFICE IN SuvFP
SPRING haS prospects for mm. sales for
sGfeSse sGo5s from 25 to $50 acres. Cali SH
SMALL FARM IN VA WITHIN 10 MT
Mash., at once: fair house and oUtbIdg
cash rent. Oxford 1478.
TO LEASE 3 TO 5 ACRE FARM WITH
nennery for 1900 hens within 10 miles
WaShlnston; If owner builds hennery
would pay higher rent Box iS7-K, s,ar
Evening star., 1941-02-09
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

a-sTcRy BRICK BIDS IN REAR OF
141I st. NV, 1.suD IT.. S35. WASH
INGTON REALTY. GE. $500 CT 4155.
NEW FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. 1909
Ist Sc, 5000 So. #. THOS. D. WALSH.
INC DI 1551
Evening star., 1941-02-09
FARMS FOR RENT.

CHICKEN FORMULATING HOUSES FOR
ii,io... dfIiun. brooder houses for 1000 baby
GHIckS. i;a Ks 2.rm -and-b?th house. large build
ris Ior pattcry br"ile raising: 3 mi. from
plStrict live IN Nd Boy lsR-H Sfar oIlI
Evening star., 1941-02-09
ACREAGE WANTED,

WILL PAY CASH FOR > OR 3 ACRES.
nearby Nd. o. Va. C.oso 20 bus 10 Govt
bldES. in D. Box Tx Star 3Or
D OF C. OR WITHIN 10 MILES OF
Washinston: Will p7y cash. Box 2g6-
Evening star., 1941-02-09
NAVY YARD WORKERS.
ATTENTION.

, TO 5 acre tracts. restricted sub
eivi5tnn; near Camp Springs. Nd, vlthi,
I5-mln. drive Of the Navy Yard. electric.
mail delivery. school bus at property: 5000
per acre uo; easy terms. OWNER. DI
Evening star., 1941-02-09
BUSINESS PROPERTY SALE OR RENT

FOR LEASE OR SALE BUILDING CON-
tanning 100000 So. #. of floor, srace; 1st
IT.; Bird and 4th floors. $50 lbs. per sq
it. Well constructed, fireproof iron. doors
and metal window frames with wired glass
throughout entire bldg Building divided
into sections with 13-inch walls from
basement to roof: also frewall extends 4
out; . elevators. capacity, 2,400 lbs and
900 lbs. Steam heat. once space
5Ox66. l5-ft. ceilings. Entire cellar con-
crete. Private siding for ) cars. Inquire
A. s. DONIPHAN. 405 Doniphan Bldg,
Alexandria. Va. Phone Alex. 0S4O. Resi-
Evening star., 1941-02-09

TO SETTLE ESTATE.
Opportunity for Builder.
BLOCK Of Ground in Developed Section.
LEGATION STREET.
BROAD BRANCH ROAD
AND LIVINGSTON STREET.
Can be divided into % good lots.
To cost less than Sl.750 each
w. H. WALKER, Shoreham Bldg.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
We have opened another section of
wooded homesites in Beverley Hills. Lo-
Gated on a nigh hill overlooking the Po-
tomac and the Nations Capitol. these lots
are considered to be the choice homesjtes
OF this charming community. Framed with
century-old oak trees where winding road
provide a view that only nature could
produce, each lot has been designed TO
bring out the unparalleled natural beauty
present. and at the same time modern plan
ning has been utilized to provide each
home owner with efficient and ready
access to stores and transportation facili-
ties Call Temple 5334
Evening star., 1941-02-09
ROCK CREEK HILLS.
BUILDERS, ATTENTION.
LOTS WANTED.

RESIDENTIAL LOT NEAR CLARENDON
from owner, Will pay cash II priced right
Box 267-K, Star.
BUILDER WANTS LARGE LOT SUITABLE
for apartment building; will build on your
property; no cash necessary. ownership or
$3.50 basis. reply. giving detail. Box
306-K. Star.
75xloO, OR MORE. LEVEL, READY FoF
building Forest Hills ore Messa chUssttS
ave, md alpha BET. west Of leth st; rea-
sona5le Boz blk. S'e-
! ACRE-ON OR NEAR RIGGS RD,. ND
Give exact location and cash price. Box
1S7-K, Star.
WANTED LOT IN COMMERCIAL ZONE
D. C. only, 10. l00xl 90 nCt in downtown
business section Give price and location.
Box 21l-H Star.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

> STORES. = ApTS.. i COTTAGES. ROUTE
No. !. Alexandria Va; 5 building lots. p
square off M Vernon blvd north o.
Alexandria; also " arertr7ent bvld'nrs.
tenants pay all expenses l5-room house
fullv rented, near q. 6 Capitol. J D.
PERRY 81" Capitol st
BY OWNERS ROOMS AID BATH -
car garage; brick row house Col at So"
MadieOn st. NV. Sun pm Weekdays.
Pc. 1880.
SELL OR TRADE INCOME PROPERTY Il
Western W Va cftv for 1-o9er'v rear
Wash'nrton Bcy l"5-v. 60
REALTY BRORE?S-HAVE TLACE FOE
sale or eycharge for place N WaShi~g.cn
o. vicinity Write for art'cu' =. a -
ELLINGTON 405 Nor hfeld ave. W:
Orange, N ]
WILL SELL OR TRADE GROOM 32ICT
b'uc?lo ."~ec7rG 70 w1a' he's .pna7,
MI. two-CaT ga-sGC 6 acres. Lorton.
Va C2I miles from WasN!nctorl. Just of
No. i hi Z -. 1r.cC Sg.5 10 Fl rouse
in good residential section Wash. D c.
Box oak. Star o.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY IN LOT 50x
l@5. near AiabaTe ave. Sc, for or o
m. house AT. OI93-J
TRADE 81 600 Equity IN 6-RM. HOUSE
IN sood condition, near Navy Yard. for
small farm; eIve full particulars. Boz
BLK Star
Evening star., 1941-02-09
JOHN WARREN WEISS.

SH. 1874, Walsh Building Silver Spring.
Open Al! Dsy Sunday
WHITE BRICK HONE OF EARTY AMERI-
can design on % acres: 4 bedrooms, 3l7
baths Ma IDS room recreation room. g.
from Memorial Pridqe in Fairfax County:
fur7.. Sis twin lease: unfurr ). DIS
count on frs :? months ren Also may
Lease ~ rnt'"1 to Dnrcf'ee
GREEN 8 MAGRUDER.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
WATER FRONT PROPERTY

FOR SALE AT SACRIFICE PRICE-sUM.
sIqaiPp9sq 5I,Ian Iail detail: Or request WALTEB
Thomas Circle Ma 900. wo' 5''5r!isS G747
P6ELAWARE BAY BoATHoUsE PLOT
Bare9in. ~ cash. 81 nonthiy buys tb1ee
si1@ ssGEes .,eii excellent bos:irE hethine hshins
vsy. way New leis Pt5fs Pofs DA'iDoFF' $50 Broad
ALL;YEAR HOME. 1O-FooT ANcgoPtcF
sndsGa Isnddseapea Ii-Ioom residsncs Ctu-PiShedJ
500 terms. LEONARD sNipER. La Plata,
DO YoU OWN a NICE pIEcE OF
WATERFRONT PROrERTy?
from developer would SSeuI ike 70 cohtsct Salsct
ITO 19UIs O. Is p p SHOEMAKER;
CHESAPEAKE BAY.
llO-acre gently rolling bav farm. two
thirds under cultivatlon- prCienf --rnoTo
iSSns house in poor repair. smsll cottage and
- sh-re line o. the Chesapeske rnd a
ione lekA fron-"en as we'll: a beautifullv
,q,e c1Ir'E THEODORE F MENK,
SOUTH RIVER
-,6-, rr'ces s gre Lowest now See this fbed-
I -.1fi
ron privacy: 7sh nT duck.nc -ood
heac' close 10 Washington; not a develor-
ment.
STFFFFY, INC.
}'R N, Charles s. B7ltmore M
ANNOUNCING THE SALE OF
lots at Glen Isle. South River. at
preseason prices.
Pay 81 Down, Balance 81 Wk.
We now offer lots 5Ox12O at 500
and up. Buy now. save from S1oO
to $3.50 on each lot. Prices will
increase rapidly. Enjoy bathing,
boating and fishing. When lot is
paid for we will build for YOU
without anv down pavment.
LEWIS T. DAVIS
120 Nd Ave. Hyatt. Warfeld 5000.
Open Ewes. and Sunday.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
halls EQn REN1-

CLASSROOM. SUITABLE FOR STUDIO
Lecture rn- etc; accommodat. so persons
newly psneieo walls centrally iccatsd
Gordon Hotel 18TH ST., bet. Eve and "
Rental $40 mo
Evening star., 1941-02-09
LOTS FOR SALE.
ATTFNTIoN pTrIr0w

ATTENTION, BUILDERS.
Row-house lots. close-in Va, on grade.
water and sewer. $500 each: owner will
subordinate 60fc of purchase price behind
construction loan. Call weekdays, ME.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
PRODUCTIVE STOCK
FARM

ture. land with over mile frontaqe On
hard-surfaced road, "a nj. from WssS-
lm,eton. Fields fenced. and well watered
IhlS IS one of the cleanest farms on the
market Now under profitable operation
improvements include barns. outbuildings.
tenant houst and modest home. Good
cp [osp EIo property Price. S35. 900; "A
GREEN q MAGRUDER
For Farm Values"
OXFORD 1875. Evenings. CHI. 1895
Evening star., 1941-02-09
ALPINE

homeslles, $50 TO $50; no cash: $40
monthly, Dus. cleo. phone MARTIN p
WEBB T. SON. Annanoale. Va Ph. Alex
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