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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20

"Stll. IL was 86" Chick laughed.
Failing to understand how the golfer they had just
from behind gallant battle through heat and cloud
bursts to tie Hogan could shoot &c. Harbert friends
Mortified at the guesome recoecons Harbe assured them
that il
"And suppose I'll shoot s6s," the modest young
Battle Greek offered
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FROM
SOLDIERS

"This makes the fourth camp I've
been in, and they get better all the
time" writes Pvt. George A. Nicholas
from Fort Lewis, Wash. He is in Bly,.
A, 18TH Fla. Bn., 44th Div, APO A.
Pvt. Joe F. Pechaver gets honors for
moving the most times in the past
few weeks. His third change sends
him to West Portal Area, Fort Baker,
Calf. Bly,. B, Seth CA.
Pvt. John NJ Golobich. Hq. Det,
Bird Army Corps, APO 3O3, Los Angeles,
writes as follows:
AFTER I finished my basic training
at Camp Roberts, was assigned to
headquarters detachment of the 3rd
Army Corps, which was stationed in
the California Hotel in San Bernardino,
California. Here I was placed in the
Adjutant Generals Department of the
Corps.
"On Feb. 10 the 3rd Army Corps
moved their headquarters to the Con-
stance Hotel in Pasadena, California,
as the California Hotel in San Bernar-
dino could not adequately furnish the
required Office space for the head
quarters. But here in Pasadena there
is ample room, for we have the entire
sixth and seventh floors of the Con-
stance Hotel
st also wish to take this oppor-
tunity to thank you for the subscrip-
ton to The Ely Miner which has been
very welcome to date"
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faint So

Do you believe that: All red
headed people lave bad tempers?
Fat people are almost invariably
jolly? Square-jawed people are es-
pecially courageous? A rattlesnake
always rattles before he strikes?
The right way to lift rabbit is by
the ear? If so, you may be inter
ested to learn that DR.. William 5.
Walsh Tin Making Our Minds Be
have") calls these popular beliefs
treasured by mankind-and many
others like them-''mental rubbish. "
"They become" says DR.. Walsh,
furniture for our minds chiefly
through our lazy habit of taking,
without scrutiny, what we are told,
and particularly what we read"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-03-12
School Band, Girls Pep
Club, Cheerleaders to Go
PrOgnOsticdtOrs Shy From
Picking Winners as
Upsets Loom.

A record number of Ely basketball
fans, which may run as high as 600
will be on hand tonight to give their
united moral support to Memorial
high when it makes its initial district
! ~ tournament appearance at Virginia
The 51-piece school band, the 30
member Pep club, and the four
cheerleaders will all be present to
help provide enthusiasm for the tilt
The team and school organizations
are scheduled to leave for Virginia at
about o'clock.
Not for many years have the districts
teams been SO evenly matched, and
the prospects for upsets so great. This
is reflected in tenSeness that has
gripped Memorial high and the fans
down town all week, and the tourna-
ment has been the main subject of
conservation.
Who's going to win? Answering this
would be foolhardy guesswork but
many see final game between Ely
and Tower, providing that BOTH GET
THAT FAR.
There is many slip between the
finals and the opening round that is
apt to trip up both teams and prog
nosticators.
Insofar as Memorial high is con-
cerned, the club has been conducting
daily scrimmages with the Junior
college which have provided the red
and white with about the best COM
petition possible. The jaysees. while
having no win record to boast about,
rank as one of the fastest two or three
clubs in the conference.
Heading the school band, slated to
attend every game in which Ely will
appear, will be Director Frank "
Di Nino, Drum Major Andrew Spoil
jarich, and Majorettes Rose Ann
Mayerle, Anna May Krall, Emily
zgainer, and Virginia Kappa.
Miss Eleanor Kuntz is in charge of
the Pep club, girls organization which
will present 5-minute drill between
halves of Ely's initial tournament
game. The cheerleaders include Gloria
Mae Pete, Leone Johnson, Florence
Lindbeck, and Mary Bouska.
Charles Johnson, who purchased six
tickets was the first in line when the
pastboards. went on sale officially
Friday morning. A close second was
Harlan Lampi who bought 18 tickets
fer members of Boy Scout troop I'll
which will attend in a body.
From then on steady stream of
fans kept Ticket Seller Edward T.
Buckley busy
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ALL COLLEGE CAGE TEAM TO
BE ELIGIBLE FOR MORE PLAY

All members of the junior college
basketball team will be eligible for
another year of competition. -Four are
sophomore students, and may or may
not come back for postgraduate
work, but if they do they still can
participate in athletics.
The second-year men include two of
the three high scorers, Tony Grahek
and William Mills. The two others
are Dan Mestnik and Andy Luthanen.
Ed Grahek, who led the point
making with 124 points, George Per-
kovich, Don Prola, Roy Johnson, and
= Ted Grahek are in their first year
at the college.
These players, with John Mondatti,
manager will be eligible for letter
awards.
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LAST YEAR.

In the 1941 meet Biwabik defeated
Mt. Iron, 1922, and Virginia downed
Tower, 47-18, in the opening round Of
the top bracket.
Virginia won from Biwabik, 34-24,
in the semi finals.
In the bottom bracket, Eveleth de-
feated Int1 Falls, 1927, to win the
cellar teams game. Eveleth then
went to the semi-f1nalS by upsetting
Ely, 1928, and Gilbert by defeating
Aurora, 1921.
Gilbert went to the finals when it
whipped Eveleth, 34-17.
The champion was Virginia, 1922,
over Gilbert.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-03-12
PLACE AT VIRGINIA.

Three Ely skiers placed az the Vir-
ginia meet Sunday. Kenneth jan
eksela was sixth and William Sjoberg
ninth in class C, and William Trudgeon
tenth in class B. Also attending the
meet were: Ed. Janeksela, Tony Col
obich. Sig Olson, who competed, and
Archie Murphy, Bob Olson, Marvin
Janeksela, and Bob Hedloff
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Circus EIephant

The circus elephant of today is
descendant of one of two groups Of
mammals that appeared on the
earth at the beginning of the Great
Ice age a million years ago and
were destined to become bitter RI
vals for world dominance for many
ages, according to Natural History
Magazine. The brute strength of
the elephant lost out to the intelli-
gence of the other race, which now
owns the circus-Man.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-03-12
HOVAK GIVEN
FORWARD POST

Joe Novak, stellar forward on the
Manchester college, ST. Paul, basketball
team has been named to the Mime
sofa conference second team.
This is the second successive year
that Novak, senior students, has
made the all-circuit selection.
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JUNIOR HIGH HAS
GOOD CAGE RECORD.

Coach Peter Moroni's junior high
basketball team won five games and
lost three. The club split games with
Eveleth, Virginia and Biwabik and
defeaten Tower twice.
Team members include Dick Buck
ley, Brian Murn, Rudolph Grahek,
Robert Somers, Donald Kuzma, Stanley
Landa. Joe Landa, Pat Markovich,
Matt Banovetz, Dick Banks, Jim Ro-
lando.
lando, Charles Carlson, and Michael
Murphy.
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TOURNEY TICKETS.

If Ely wins tonight, tickets for
the semi-final game will go on sale
Friday morning at the office of Ed
dard T. Buckley in the Memorial
school building. In event the team
is a finalist, tickets will be sold
locally Saturday. Buckley said he
would secure as many as possible"
for both.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-03-12
100 MILES is EASY.

Aitkin-Two nights travel and 100
miles covered in two days is the record
established by a mare belonging to
animal, Hilbert traced its travel across
town to Ripple River, down the river
for several miles, then emerging south
on highway No. 1859, and thence east
to Spirit Lake and cross country
through the woods, where the trail
was lost She was finally located near
Mile Laos lake. Indications are that
she had Travelled at night and rested
in the day time.
- Buy u. S. Defense Bonds
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I94O-4I Final Standings.
POSSESSES RUSSIAN COIN.

Farmington-While he was overseer
of a sugar plantation at Georgetown,
British Guiana, Frank (Scotty) Brown
became possesSor of'a Russian coin
about the size of dollar but almost
twice as thick. He obtained it in trade
with a sailor on an old sailing vessel.
Scotty has been offered SIS for 1t but
states he won't sell for that amount.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-03-12
II MERMAIDS TO
RECEIVE LETTERS.

Eleven members of the girls SWIM
ming team are in line for letter
awards. They are Waynetta Hill,
Christine Zeleznikar, Ono Myntti, Leone
Markovich. Joyce Butala, Dolores
Butala, Betty Carlson, Iona Mills,
Margaret Ferderber, Nancy Byrd
Brownell, and Manager Emily Grahek.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-03-12
1T COULDN'T HAPPEN AGAIN.

Bigfork Elmer Stangland is sur
priSed himself at being alive today.
Reason: While working around his
sawmin he was run over by a cater
pillar tractor. Fortunately the acci-
dent occurred on the sawdust pile and
the resiliency of the Sawdust kept him
from being crushed. Injuries only in
Guided a fractured leg and severe
Commissions of the right leg and abdo-
men.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-03-12
COLLECTING PAPER.

Troop TIA Of which Steve Smreka1
is Scoutmaster has collected about
four tons of waste paper to date. Per
sons having paper for collection are
asked to phone 149-M.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-03-12
RED HEADS TO
PLAY ELY CLUB

The All-American Red Heads, who
claim the girls championship of the
world, will appear in Memorial GYM
nasium Sunday night, April S.
The girls will be paired against the
Ely Independents, city champions.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-03-12
Lots of Concrete

Grand Coulee dam contains suffi-
cient concrete to provide souvenir
weighing 361s pounds for every per-
son in the United States
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-03-12
500 ELY FANS BACK MEMORIAL HIGH IN
INITIAL TOURNEY APPEARANCE TONIGHT
STARTING
Lineup

FORWARDS
Al Logar, S Fl. IL In, Junior
william Rowe, Fl. IL In, Junior.
CENTER
Ed Chachich, 6 Fl. 2 In, Junior.
GUARDS
Gordon Bird, S Fl. IL In, Junior
Keith Brownell, 6 Fl, Senior.
RESERVES-FOrward Louis Senta,
5 IT. 10 in, senior, Frank VOlk, Joe
Omerza; center, Tom NIurn; guards,
Robert Johnson, Gerald Klobuchar,
Managers, LeweIlyn Hokkanen, William
Pucel.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-03-12
MEMORIAL HIGH MERMEN LOSE
ONLY TWO FROM PRESENT CLUB
Seasoned Campaigners to Give
School Victory Team for
Next Winter.

Only two members of the Memorial
high boys swimming team will be
graduated, promising one of the strong
est aggregations in years to represent
the school next winter.
Receiving their sheepskins will be
Capt william Herranen, aIl-around
performer, and william LeBeau, dash
man.
Sparkplug of the team to come will
be Melvin Women, state champion
breast stroke swimmer, and a MEM
Der of both relay teams. Then there
are Erwin Maijala, Evert Tornfelt
August Seliskar, and Donald Annala,
giving Coach Leonard Klun the
nucleus for a powerful outfit that
should make its weight felt in ef-
fective style.
Women, who hasn't been defeated in
dual meet breast stroke races for SO
long that it has become habit to
win, led the team with 67.2 points for
the season, including the state meet
He won eight straight dual meet
races, and also swan on the relay
teams.
Individual records of other team
members follows:
Maijala-Two f1rsts, five seconds,
three thirds in the dashes. Also relay
team member. Capt Herranen-Five
f1rsts, one second in the 200 free
style; two seconds, four thirds in the
dives.
Tornfelt-Five firsts, two seconds
one third in the dives; also swan
free style relay. Seliskar-Two flrsts
two seconds, six thirds in the dashes;
swan free style relay.
Annala-Two firsts, three seconds
three thirds in backstroke; swan
medley relay. LeBeau-Out until mid
season because of football injury, but
scored two firsts, one second, two
thirds in the dashes; swan free style
relay.
Lawrence Slogan acted as team
manager. He and the others named
comprise the lettermen.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-03-12
RECREATION
news
by Anthony Brimsek
Recreation Director.
CAMERA CLUB.


AT the Camera Club meeting last
Monday, the members discussed vari-
Gus working parts of the camera.
Composition and techniques will be
the next step. Developing and print
ing will be done at the Lincoln school
to afford the members an opportunity
for learning dark room techniques.
VOLLEY BALL.
Members of the physical training
group are going in for volley ball.
Two teams will be organized by the
group to compete with other teams in
the volley ball league. Any organiza-
tons or individuals interested in
forming team are urged to contact
Anthony Brimsek at the Community
Center.
CONFERENCE.
Anthony Brimsek, Ely's Recreation
Supervisor left last Monday for Man
kato where he will attend the Super
visors' Conference being held there
for one week.
AIRPLANE MODELLING.
Model airplanes will be built by the
boys and girls at the Lincoln school
craft shop beginning next Saturday at
1000 a. m.
BIRD HOUSES.
A bird house contest will be spon-
sored by the Recreation Department
in the near future. The construction
work will be done at the Lincoln school
craft shop.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-03-12
NORTHERN JUNIOR
COLLEGE CONFERENCE
FINAL STANDINGS.

GAME SCORES.
Itasca 40, Virginia Al.
Hibbing 81, Rochester 26.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-03-12
railroads Consume Waite

Approximately 100000, Zoo, 900 gal
Ions Of water annually is consumed
by the American railroads.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-03-12
LIQUOR in White House

Liquor in White House
During President Folks admins
tratiop, due to Mrs. Folks strict
views on temperance, no wines or
intoxicating liquors were served in
the White House.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-03-12
Poshak, Lozar in Doubles,
Saari in Singles Top Meet
Competition in Ely Bowling
Tourney to be Concluded
This Weekend.
Ely, MINNESOTA

Jack Poshak and John Lozar with
1893 for the doubles and William
Saari with 668 for the singles lead in
the bowling tournament which will be
conducted this weekend at the Ely
Bowling Center.
Competition will begin at p. m.
Saturday and Sunday to wind up the
tournament. First rounds were last
weekend.
The three high in the singles and
doubles follow:
SINGLES.
William Saari, Ely ........ 1858
DR.. T. Ahola. Ely .................. 575
Frank Schweiger, Keewatin .537
DOUBLES.
j. PoShak, j. Lozar, Ely ... .1l98
j. Holland, F. Schweiger,
j. SamarZa, w. Anderson,
keeWatln .llVO
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: Buy U. S. Defense Bonds -
Evening star., 1942-07-02
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clothes bar, hat shelf. tie rack.
Mounted on steel casters.
Walnut finished.
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Evening star., 1942-07-02

And Marianne, a-croonin' low.
Yes, Hi-Hat is the place to go;
Oscar will tell you, and Oscar
should know.
With hey nonny nonny and
nonny-o,
With hey nonny nonny-o.
y X X
Notes at Random:
The Balalaika closes down the end
of this month for months recess
1t marks the first month since last
year that Misha will have been able
to get some sleep.
The Shoreham show is being
paced by Gautier and his trained
dogs (siD, trained ponies five) and
irreconcilable monkey (one). Maurice
and Cordoba are the dancers in
another act, and the blond team OF
Evening star., 1942-07-02

Nights" or "Acceleration"? You
guessed it. But take the Heintzes
and their two pianos in the Res
taurant 1913. Their enchantment
with I'll of Strauss and particularly
the Nights" and "Acceleration"
gives the waltz lover ample oppor-
tunity to be regaled with these num-
bers. Go and be regaled.
Poetry Department copyrights
reserved) created by a process of
spontaneous combustion or was it
osmosis?
PAEAN TO OSCAR.
EiHat is the place to go,
With a hey nonny nonny and a
nOnny-O.
Oscars there in his tux and bow,
And Johnny Neal with his hide
Evening star., 1942-07-02

Carole and Sherod are the dancers
in still another.
Large and Morgner, "monopedic
wonders headline the heldover
Lotus Revue. and there are also
Dancers LIE Brun and Campbell.
Jack THE Jive' Schafer still
manages to par, at least. Casino
Royal shows Gncluding the currenD
with his blistering trumpet and
naughty naughty ditties.
Burt's Trans-LuX is in the final
throes of concluding its celebrated
(See AFTER DARK, Page B-2o)
Evening star., 1942-07-02

and regrettably will, play those
waltzes of Strauss that have been
worn threadbare by constant usage.
Blue Danube" Voices of Spring"
Vienna Woods" Emperor" etc.
But how often does one hear such
jewels as "One Thousand and One
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HOUSES AND APARTMENTS
NEW YORK.

~ YOU ARE TRANSFERRED TO NEW
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HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. c.,
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTEp

ROOM AND BOARD wanted for lady, 81,
for 2 months; preferably suburban, $50
per month. Phone MA. 1852.
WOMAN DEFKNSE WORKER. 14.yr. -oid
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family. nr. y. high school: no objection
GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE and wife want
room. private bath and meals in private
home. Anacostia or Arlington: references.
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NEAR CATHEDRAL.

NEARLY NEW COLONIAL. S17,600:
This spacious home built within the last
Ave years contains recreation room with
fireplace, spacious living room. dining
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lovely bedrooms. baths on End moor.
finished and heated 3rd-foor bedroom.
attached garage; gas hot-vater heat; large
OF Mass. ave. A rare opportunity IN thus
location at the price offered
For Details Call MI. Burr. WO. 1889.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
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THE BEST BUY
IN NV D. C..

Government Employe Being Transferred.
Sacrificing Practically New Home.
Beautiful brick detached home with 8
large rooms: living room with very attrac-
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there are bedrooms and baths on the
second floor; finished attic which would
make an excellent 4th bedroom; automatic
deep level lot with trees and shrubbery.
Priced under $4,000 and well worth the
money. For particulars call Mr.. Shearer,
ME I070 with j WESLEY BUCHANAN.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

ATTRAcTTvnY FURNISHED 4-BEDROOM
house for 3 months or longer: Desirable
location; 5000. INQUIRE no. $685.. Ext. Al.
EXCLUSIVE CHEVY CHASE SECTION. D
C-Detached brick house that sets on
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full basement. Furnished throughout for
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SILVER sPRING-3 BEDROOMS, BATHS.
screened porch. fireplace. automatic oil
heat, attached garage. large lot heavily
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ton: SIPS. Sligo 1897
5-ROOMED DETACHED HOUSE. NICELY
furnished: blk. from car. Call after 3.
CHARMING BUNGALOW - FURN. AND
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town Washington. Refs. Call Elmwood
$40:
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
3913 Morrison STA very attr; Turn.
7.rm.. 2-b.. Gear gar. insul. residence;
oil heat; l blk. schools, stores, bus line.
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HOUSES AND APARTMENTS
PHILADELPHIA,

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rooms for two gentlemen, adjoining pro-
lessons detached study beside campus,
Swarthmore, Pa. New, excellent Ter studi-
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

HIGHT TO TWELVE ROOM UNFUR.
house. two baths. garage; Northwest sec
ton. near easy transportation. about Is
minutes downtown; prefer oil heat. Box
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CHOICE INVESTMENT.

Nice new Colonial type Of building, the
owners apartment covers the entire nrst
hoor. large rooms and bath. there are 2
more large apartments: splendid rental
income: you can live here for nothing and
the rents will pay all expenses; price,
$4,000, with $500 cash.
DUPLEX BARGAIN
Nearly new 2-story brick building. each
floor contains large rooms and bath. nre
rear porches. with laundry room for each:
automatic oil INV. heat; price, SS.q50.
with $4,000 cash; rare bargains In Silver
Spring district
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1923 18th ST. NV.

FIRST commercial. vacant: brick dwelling.
13 rooms ami. Al condition; immediate
possession; room for cars in rear OF house.
Price. S10,750; easy terms. II. H. CARTER,
R12 eth st NV National A17S.
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WORK MARES AND HORSES 15), mules,
4 riding horses. Rear 736 18th st. Sc.
BROOD SOWS go, 2 shoats, IL pigs. APP
ply at Chick Inn. Walker Mill I'd, Md.
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S12.95Q.

Conveniently located to Walter Reed Hos
pitai. Detached Groom brick. practically
nsM eosn n;.bs IT, . 1ai. sd4ocms smple
siSe; . tiled baths. center hall. home
you win. appreciate. Shown By appoint
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CLEVELAND PARK.

One Of those large. roomy houses of
few years back. detached. 10 rooms.
baths. bedrooms. automatic heat, de-
tached garage: an excellent value Tor
Sill $50.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Investment Bldg. Realtor. DI 6092.
Chevy Chase, D. C.-$10,5 500.
Very attractive detached four bedroom
house. unusual nrst-foor plan, large stcr..
age attic, maids room and bath, WOODED
lot: one block from Conn. ave; this house
MA 1900 EVENINGS EN- 2l95