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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
SeIIout Is Seen
For Army-Lions
Game Here

Continued from First Sport Page)
diers have plenty Of bang In
their Offense. Give them another
game before they play us and
we may think we've n new edi-
ton Of the Chicago Bears"
The footballing soldiers Will
have that game under their belts
when they get here. They're in
Denver now TO play the Chicago
Cardinals September s. They'll
have more polish, more drive,
more everything when they get
here TO try and crack the Lion
forward wall. with the old Ford
hamite Alex Wojciechowicz as its
keynote.
One department on which Wal
lace Wade will not have TO work
too hard is the development OF
teamwork in his starting back
field. Against the Redskins he
started one of the greatest col
lege backfields of recent years
the Texas A. and M. quartet OF
two seasons ago with Kimbrough
at fullback, Jim Thomson at right
half, Marion Pugh at left half and
Bill Conatser at quarterback.
Archie Kodros, former Univer-
-sity OF Michigan center, and Don
Scott, ex-Ohio State halfback. were
among the soldiers sent against
the powerful Redskins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Wakefield PI ANS
Return TO School

ANN ARBOR, Sept. Dick
Wakefield, who quit the University
of Michigan as a sophomore when
the Detroit Tigers gave him a
$4,000 bonus 10 sign a profess
sional baseball contract. will re-
turn TO school in October, Fred
Delano, athletic publicity director,
said today.
Recently voted the most valu-
able player in the Texas League,
the Beaumont outfelder. who will
be called up by the Tigers shortly,
intends TO obtain his degree by
attending school each winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Russell,
Nm Tests.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1 (UP).-
Two of the United States seeded
stars rested comfortably in the
National Amateur tennis cham
pionShip quarterfinals az Forest
Hills today and South Americas
Wanted performers - Francisco
Segura and Alejo Russell-faced
their first real tests in third round
matches.
1t. Gardnar Mulloy of Jackson
Vile, Fla, third-seeded ace, and
fourth-rated Billy Talbert. 3D.
year-old Cincinnati insurance
salesman. moved ahead of the field
yesterday. Talbert, who took up
tennis for his health. walloped
Vincent Paul. New York. CD, 6-3,
Cd, and Mulloy stopped Tom
Brown Jr., San Francisco. 60, 6-3.
40. 81, 6-1.
Segura, the fiery little Ecua-
dorean with the two-handed at
tack. gained the third round with
a 81, o., 6-2 win over Eduardo
Buse of Peru. He now meets sew
enth-seeded Harris Everett, jack
Sonville, Fla, while Russell, the
accomplished eArgentinian, goes
against suave Sidney Wood. 1881
Wimbledon champion, who is
ranked fifth.
In other mems matches top
seeded Ted Schroeder, Glendale.
Cal, plays Jimmy Evert, Chicago;
and sixth-ranking Seymour Green
berg, national clay court cham
pion from Chicago, engages Bob
Smidl, another Chicagoan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
SPORTS
Continued from First Sport Page

handled Ruster He dragged the fence time
Empire City track then back and the The
the big horses Display He dragged three
assistants for oneeghh of mile before getting the
Travers Stakes, then came back and finished third"
Curley Lambeau, of the Green Bay Packers-We
will very good this but that about all
any club excepting Washington will have The
will probably like because they will of such
players Don Huson fluffy Leemans and Sammy Baugh in
game playing half game they used to- the stars
will stay in there for maybe
that there aren't capable requirements
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01

Vantine. who succeeds Charles
Knox of Red Run as the private
clubs caddie champion, received a
S25 War Bond. Verville's reward
was more modest one. set of
hoods for his wood clubs. But
there's a reason.
While in the district event each
club which entered team paid an
entry fee of SIS 10 cover the ex-
penses of its caddie players, the
municipal caddies were on their
own. The municipal event was put
on by the River Rouge Caddie Club
and financed by fund to which
the boys contribute out OF their
earnings.
:. The River Rouge gang is proud
the fact that after staging the
tournament they still have S35 In
their fund which will be turned
over 10 the United States Marines.
Sixteen players, all from Detroit,
played in their event.
A banquet wound up both caddie
tournaments. While the youngsters
were plenty frugal with their
strokes on the golf course. they
certainly didn't hold back once IL
came time 10 eat.
Eighty was bettered by eight
boys as Westerns siX-man lineup
won the district team title. Joe
MorScllo Of Detroit Country Club
was right on Vantine's heels with
IS. Four had 77s-Frank Jones,
Detroit Golf Club, who eaddied for
Bobby Jones in the Ryder Cup
matches a year ago; Glen Cane of
Western; Al Marks OF Oakland
Hills. and Walter Awdy OF Plum
Hollow.
Jack Cane. brother OF Glenn,
had 7S, followedby +. b. McElm-
mirry. 79.
Westerns winning team total
was 47S. with Oakland Hills next
at SOC. Al Watrous Jr. of the Oak
land Hills team had SO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
No Racing
Army Takes Santa Anita
When Japs Leave

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 1 tINS).
The Santa Anita race track will
be taken over by the army as a
training center for soldiers. and
there will be no horse racing at
the establishment for the duration
of the war.
DR.. Charles H. Strub, vice presi-
dent and general manager OF
Santa Anita, said he had been
notified officially that the army
will take possession of the track
as soon as the Japanese held there
have been transferred to other in
land relocation centers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Skin Cracked
Between Toes?

Get a jar OF MERCIREx HI>aAl
(usrey-rsx) today from nHUI
your druggist. Hundreds have discovered
how it's SIX active medical ingredients
often promptly relieve itching. burning.
oozing cracking which are usually a signl
or athletes foot-heIps guard against local
infection. million Jars used. Must relieve
or money refunded Economy size jar 60c
MID IT'D ~ F~ Ths
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Trout Fishing S
Good, But Only
Six More Days
BY DON GILES

With only six more days lett Tor
the states trout fishermen before
the season closes Labor Day, late
anglers report fishing conditions
good in most communities.
More anglers than usual were
taking advantages of the few re-
manning days. Fishermen, return
ing from weekend trips. said bass
and parrish were generally spotty,
but lake trout fishing was reported
very good" out of several Great
Lakes ports.
The late squirt in fishing was at
Itributed TO the possibility that few
would be able TO enjoy the sport
as a shortage Of tackle and gas
lrationing has become more pro-
lnounced.
The open season for pheaSantS
ION Peelee Island this year will be
October 28, 20 and 30. Joseph Far
Irington. assistant deputy minister
of the Ontario Game and Fisheries
Department announced today. For
Isafety's sake the number of hunt
ers will be limited TO 1000 this
year.
A special permit Is required in
addition 10 the regular resident or
nonresident gun license required
by the Province of Ontario. The
special permit costs s. and should
be obtained in advance of the
shoot. if possible, from Harold
Beard, clerk of the township OF
PeeIee Island. He will also be glad
TO supply information about ac-
commodation on the island as well
as boat service from Kingsville.
A bushe1 OF peaches free to
every shooter. That's the induce
ment offered by the Romeo Gun
Club. staging their annual Romeo
Peach Festival Trap and Skeet
tournament next Sunday and
Monday.
Pete Quick, director of the tour
Inament, states that winners will
receive an extra bushel "of those
juicy, golden ripe, delicious peaches
that only Romeo orchards can pro-
duce." The shoot starts at 9 a. m.
The club is located one mile south
and one-fourth mile west of Romeo
Michigan's two one-day dog
shows, next Sunday and Monday
at Royal Oak and Pontiac, are the
only two in the country 10 be held
within a distance of 10 miles each
The Royal Oak show, which will
be held in the Community Market
building Sunday, is expected "a
draw the most entries, although
the Pontiac show on Labor Day
reports a record-breaking entry
Officials said today.
Dogs from all parts OF the state
Ohio. Indiana and Illinois are en-.
tered. Information on the shows
may be obtained from j. c. Zim-
norman. 1917 Atkinson, telephone
Tyler 5-5153.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Rogers Gains Final
OF CY0 Net Meet

Only survivor in the lower
bracket. Ed Rogers today awaited
completion of upper bracket play
10 determine his opponent in the
final of the Catholic Youth Or
ganization's mems novice tennis
tournament.
Rogers disposed of Ted Wyroba
Yesterday. 60, 6-3. in seminal
match. AL Hetzek meets Everett
Kennedy today, the winner meet
u>pg Bill Sagin. Winner of this
atch will play Jimmy Jankow-
Xxi. newly crowned CYO junior
champion, for the right 10 oppose
Rogers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Rubi, Kline 10 Meet
Wrestling Bad Men
ToNIGHT,s BOLTS

TONiCHT'S BOUTS
Red" Russel, Chattanooga, Va. Bert Rubi.
Hungary. IN J falls.
Paul Ortiz. Toledo, va. Louis Kline, De
;roit, 2 in falls.
Don Raymond Scranton, vs.. Al LaFoon
South America, one fan.
Harold chAundy. Detroit, vs.. shorty
Donovan. Detroit. one fan.
Bert Rubi and Louis Kline, pop
larity boys with East Side wrestl-
ing fans, are due to have a rough
evening of ii at Mack Park this
evening when they tackle bad men
of the mat wars. Rubi is due to
face the king bad boy, Russell, and
Kline will encounter difficulties
at the hands of Paul Orth, Ohio's
champion of mat villianry. Both
bouts are two in three falls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Don Vantine Fires "a,
Wins District Caddie Title
Gordon VerviIIe
Successfully Defends
His State Grown

Caddies of the Detroit District
Golf Association have new cham
pion in 17-year-old Donald Vantine
of Orchard Lake.
The son of +. f. Vantine. who
owns the Twin Lakes course,
young Donald proved himself a
real champion by firing a "a over
the south course at Detroit Golf
Club yesterday to top a lineup OF
"a bag toters.
At the same time Gordon YER
vile repeated his triumph of a
year ago by winning the State
Municipal caddies' championship at
River Rouge, a 36-hole event. Yer
vile put together rounds OF 81 and
81. his l66 total giving him a lead
OF lS strokes over the next player,
Clair Lussier of Rackham. 93-9l-
1874. Ned Gray, also Of Rackham,
followed with 106-94--200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Tiger Batting Averages

totals 1874 1889 5l6 1895 46e So $50
'Includes totals OF Fuchs. Rowe. McNair
Hitchcock and Tebbetts and tie games OF
July and August II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
CHICAGO Bears Aren't BashfuI Either

Ben Jones' Whraways rainer-"Occupation Devils Thumb
and Count Fleet look like the three juveniles of 1912 to
rating them that ordertheyre simply the three
think outstanding"
George Muss neman and cocaptan of the Chicago
Bearsast year with formation plays 10
everybody this football business This
five years ahead of ourselves
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Ladies Organize

Fort Boulevard Ladies House
bowling circuit will hold an or
ganization meeting at Fort-Boule-
ward, 3847 West Fort tonight at
q o'clock.
Evening star., 1942-05-09

Two-story home. Is large rooms, 3 bed
rooms, automatic hot-water heat. garage
large lot $3.50. on reasonable terms
near bus WI 1000.
Evening star., 1942-05-09

ATTRACTIVE TOWN HOUSE. BED
rooms. 2 baths. completely furnished
June 18th to Sept. 18th: personal and
financial references; $3.50 month. Du-
pnpt rdrQ
Evening star., 1942-05-09
CHARMING COUNTRY HOME
ON Y ACPEC

nearby Fairfax County. Va. and surrounded
by large estates. Attractive white house of
Colonial design. unusually large living
room with fireplace spacious dining room.
IL bath. equipped kitchen: 3 bedrooms and
. baths on End floor: fenced with white
board fence; beautiful view: on hard
surfaced road; $4,000
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO..
2S4O Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
CH 3S3S Evenings. Gb. 44S4.
Evening star., 1942-05-09
HOUSES FURNISHED.

ArRAcTIYE TOWN ao9sE' ,n,lsa9 BED
financial references; $50 month. pu-
pont 7479.
FURNISHED HOUSE, ARLINGTON; =
room. dininS room. modern Kitchen, ali Isl
floor: finished attic and closet 2nd floor. .
stove, refg., etc; never before rented:
eb;Id epa diserminatins small cn family nc
and snndag mps only GH SlG3 03a Can between
NEAR BELLE HAVEN COUNTRY CLUB
EXQUISITE new home, completely furnished
lot 1o0xl25; screened porch; 3 master bed
Tooms' hi maids room baths Sdsrn recreation nn
ence: immediate possession. Telephone
Temple 2S75 Brokers protected
s-RoOM HOUSE. FURNISHED: AMI;
Falls Church. Va: linens. utensils; nr.
cony; bus service. EN-. 1000. No. :: TUG
1873 w St, Sun
woODsIDE, MD. -6 ROOMS, BREAK
fast nook, > baths maids room, laundry,
screened porch garage; front and rear
ings; $50 month; adults. Sligo 1886. TO-
FURN. ,6-BEDRM,, 337BATH HOUSE, $3.50
nna oesIon asqn5 July Cali ADAMS ID aNeeaE 66
cool, brick detached, insulated house ven
tlating fans, recr. rm.. afraid shelter;
Ia baths; nicely furn.: gar; secluded
garden; per. and fin. refs; bus l block;
S135. SH. 432o-J.
BELLE HAVEN, ALEXANDRIA, VAIN :
mediate occupancy, will lease; consists of
large lot, living room. dining room, library
and screen porch on lst floor: > large
bedrooms, bath and deck porch 2nd floor
fun basement, recreation room, bar and
maids room, Oil h.-w.h.; rent per mo-,
BoHLAYER AND PULLMAN.
los S. ROYAL St. Alex, Va. Alex 2422
EDGEMOOR. MD
Attractive home; two acres. 8 large
rooms 3 bedrooms. . baths: first-fioor den
and lavatory; maids room and bath; auto
matte heat: two-car garage and stable
for two horses. l.. G. WHITE, WI. 1900;
ewes, WI 1913. 10'
Evening star., 1942-05-09
HOUSES FOR SALE.
WILTON WOODS,
ALEXANDRIA VA

NO WILTON RID.
HOME ON LARGE LOT. IN A COMMuN-
ITY OF SUBSTANTIAL HOME OWNERS.
$4,000.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
REACHED BY WAY OF DUKE ST. OUT
OF ALEXANDRIA TO OLD TELEGRAPH
RID, THENCE ~ MILES TO PROPERTY
GEORGE I. BORGER.
643 INDIANA AVE NV MA. 0350
Evening star., 1942-05-09

45 MILES WEST OF WASHINGTON ON
Route Z, facing golf club-Frame house
and acres: large rooms and bath. town
water, all improvements, large lawn. nice
trees and shrubbery. beautiful view OF
mountains; and stable. pasture for
horse. 8. c. HIRST, Purcellville. Va. IL
NEAR SUITLAND, MD-VACANT, 3 RMS
and bath cottage; lot 75xl90; price So, 800;
terms $500 cash, balance monthly.
w. A. HIT. Owner Hillside O67O
Cor Marlboro Pike and Suitland Rd IL
Evening star., 1942-05-09
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
nNontinned }

Continued
A s-yR, old s r. AND 2; BRIcK BUN
and $3.50 per mo. Box is4 B. Star.
GUTLFORD-LARGE NEW BRICK AND
frame house on the Franeona rd, Sla
miles from Alexandria; bus service ar
garage, lot I0OxeO0-ft. house equipped
payment, $3.50; balance S55 per mo,
including interest, taxes and insurance.
DI 649l; after g D m. TIE. .676.
"-FAAIILY CAPE COD BRICK
Mr.. UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
end FLOOR RENTED AT S45 MO
,orrS St floor has rooms rSra.e bath arF.
sarase; in good nneighborhoSd
e657 fHiNisH1 BaIt' BiVd., Nj RiTerdSe, Nd.
WA. 469s, WA. 100.
s4.oo0--s3oo CASH. $40 MO;
b" Fl HYSffs1IlLE sff fhs s'Gsi H e sv'F''nins
6-r. brick, Insulated. INV h. oil burner,
elec., hwd.. floors. large basement brick
Erwin REALTY CO. can Hyattsviil. o334.
Ewes. WA. 1891.
NORTH ENGIEwOOD-s3,s 500; TERMS
far less than rent, Only l mile from ID. c.
3 closets. bath With recessed tub and
shower. living room, utility room contain
has inlaid lnoleum, ehameled, washable
walls, cabinet sink and overhead cab
inetS All windows have full-length heavy
: bronze screens The water pipes are cop
per and all hot-water pipes are insulated
Rock wool Insulation makes this house
comfortable. Material was bought year
ago and seasoned The above price IN
cludeS 50Xl loft lot. lawn, shrubbery,
sidewalks, curb, driveway. city water and
sewer: also bluestone hard surfacinE TO
be applied on the street. Ours IS re,
stricted community OF detached small
[ homes.
We also have larger homes with noorsd
attic, fun basement and dining room. a.
proportionatey reasonable price. Electric
ranges, water heater and refrieerators
still available with these priority homes
DIRECTIONS: Drive out H st. ne. 10
KeniIworth ave. i, mile past D. c. line,
take Tuxedo I'd, "a mile 10 Cheyerly en-
trance Turn RIGHT and follow North
Englewood sign to new homes Drive out
NOW If you wish to buy advertised house
which may be occupied immedia tely. Phone
Warfeld / lag
Evening star., 1942-05-09
HOUSES FOR SALE.

Mr.. COOLIDGE HIGH SCHOOL.
lovely corner home with 4 bedrms.,
auto, heat e and refgr 90 on big lot with
only $3.50, on reasonable terms; l blk
to cars or bus.
DI. sol7. W. L. MOORE. GE $500.
wOODRIDGE-S6.
SfgeGn $: so4y tFsme TSSEdEdse SoSse
car garage: large lot; shrubbery, shade and
fruit trees; coal hot-water heat. Open
Saturday and Sunday. TO-
S7,oOO-DETACHED.
Corner, Randle Highlands; large rms,
built-in garage; inspection by appointment.
1714 25th st. Sc. Call Sc. office, 32l1
Penna. ave, Lincoln 1000.
ADELBERT w. LEE,
1343 H St. NV District 1900.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C. - BARGAIN IN
high-grade new home; 81 800 cash pay
ment; rooms, 2i2 baths recr. rm., attic,
F. E. MALONEY. Ast.. wO. 7649.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
S6,95o; 5000 cash. 81, 80 mo-: brand
new 6room brick; gas heat (air-condi-
toned; elec. refg. gas range. Venetian
blinds: one of best ne. sec, near Ri Is
ave cars F. E. MALONEY. WO. 764o
Mr.. 18th AND H SITS. NE.
Practically new duplex: each apt. has Q
large rms, kit. bath: excellent construc-
ton and condition; cellar contains recre-
alton rm., wash trays. etc. Here is an
eXceIlent investment ana nome cOmDlneQ.
DI. S9l7. w. L. MOORE. GE. $500.
BETHESDA. MD
Brick bung allow. five rooms and bath,
insulated attic. fun basement. auto. heat.
garage; reasonable terms. Wisconsin T6Ol .
1O'
NOT NEW. BUT A WELL-KEPT- up AND
modernlZed home. located in one of
Washington's finest sections American
University Park, it has bedrooms bath.
large screened porch and is beautifully
situated on large wooded lot q 5ox175 with
flowers and perhaps victory garden"
will like this exceptional buy; I-fare
trans at front door
C. ALLEN SHERWIN. EMERSON 9192.
WESTHAVEN - BUILT BY ALBERT
Walker-It is pleasure to present tins
bay window in d. r. and picture window
in lSt-fr den large bedrm. and closet
maids room and bath; could not now be
c. ALLEN SHERWTN EN- a12e.
3140 18th NV, CONVENIENT
to all services. Six rooms, sleep
ing porch, rear and front porcheS,
full bathroom and extra lava
tory, End floor, attached garage,
lavatory in basement. Any part
of furniture for sale. OWNER.
Terms ARRANGED.
Evening star., 1942-05-09
AMERICAN COLONIAL HOME

, ,SOU.
Silver Spring, Md-New brick with
large living-dinlng room, de luxe kitchen,
3 bedrooms. beautiful tile bath, air condi-
toned close TO bus line and golf course
a real home with easy terms LESLIE y.
MEASELI. WO. 1921. 1927 Eye
CHARMING BRICK. BEDR DOM AND BATH
st floor, , bedrooms and bath md floor ;
air-cond.; bult-in garage. Splendid NV.
location. Under $4,000.
Brand-new 7-room brick, excellent con-
struction. 4 bedrooms, baths, hnished
attic air-cond.: garage; overlooking park;
2 minutes from Conn. ave. Under S15,-
900. You should inspect this house.
S9,75O-6-room Dutch Colonial. near
Conn ave-; 3 bedrooms. bath, garage; wide,
shrubbed lot: it's a beauty.
Rooming house, Cleveland Park, IA
rooms. near shopping and transporta ton
In excellent cond. Double lot, beautiful
trees; $3.50 EN- 1890 until pm.
F. A. TWEED co.
Evening star., 1942-05-09
HOUSES FOR SALE.

POSSESSION AT ONCE, 2lO 10th ST. NE
Brick dwelling 6 T. and b.; oil-heated
JOHN SCRIVENER & BRO,
-oS 9th St NV DI 1850
Evening star., 1942-05-09
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Only g yrs. old. for the family that
wants quiet and beauty. rms, h W.
vspor heat. bedrms. ~ baths. recrea-
tion. rm. with fireplace in basement For
further informs ton call Mr.. Burr evenings
at Michigan 601S, or ONCE of
Evening star., 1942-05-09
HOUSES FOR SALE.

NEW DETACHED F. H. a; LoWIC0sT S;tcSsn
bath; near Navy Yard and Sultlana
project. 500 cash: balance Ike rent
Further particulars Hillside 1905.
I HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR ALL TYPES
write W l. MOORE. Gl06 Vermont ave
District S9l7 or Georgia 2So?.
BETHESDA BARGAIN. NEAR D. c; LINE
3-story brick, center-hall floor plan. oil
burner; large yard, trees and shrubs;
price Sl1 $50; $500 cash, terms. Phone
OWNER, WI. 2S23. --
SILVER SPRING BARGAIN, NEAR KAY,s
i.5o0 i.5o0 ca Cash. terms terms. OWNER. sH. isa.2.:
LEAVING FOR VERMONT SOON, PERMA-
for sale; rms. bath, and a half recr;;
rm. built-in garage; fenced-ln lot. well
HANDICAPPED Will make attractive terms.
SH- 454S.
OPEN. 1914 HEMLoCK, ST. N,w-4
feH- for H2hns immediate ate sale. ite" Df. 515i.
ARLINGToN--MODERN GROOM BRICK,
large wooded lot. - by 120: auto. heat,
owner % built: lit Is $500. CH ca 5G:i9.
BY OWNER-IN OAKLAWN, 9 MILES
from D. C, miles from Suitland from
Fort Washington-Wen-b built, center-hall;
floor house 2car garage; > landScaped
and wooded acres; paneled living room;
fireplace, > bedrooms, bath. kitchen dining
room; electricity: h.w.h.; wood-coal fur-
mace; tull-slZe basement; telephone; So
200; terms. Call Locust 4S6-J-2 Sat. or
Sun, MA. 663l weekdays.
ALMOST NEW BRICK HOME. LARGE
living room. 3 large bedrooms, | bathtub
and showers: copper tubing water system;
automatic oil heat; on bus line within
blocks of shopping center; brick garage: on
-ft.-front lot; $500. OWNER, 45O4
Leland St. Chevy Chase. Md. WI. 2394.
4 bedroom BRICK HOUSE, > BATHS;
oil heat; :, bedrms. and bath downstairs;
built-in @-car garage; large lot; near
Chevy Chase Country Club schools and
shopping center. Sll,250. Phone WI 26?9.
ON PARK RD., NEAR 14th-SEMI-DE-
tached brick. 10 rms. 2i2 baths, ideal for
roomers or conversion into aptS.; $500;
C0nV, terms; monthly payments less than
rent. GOLDSTEIN BROS, RE 1888.
CLEN ELAND PARK. NEWARK ST-DE-
tached: 10 rooms near schools bus; MOD
ern. comfort able; owner leaving: 81 900
FRANCHOT. EN-. 3206 after $50 p m. l.
AN ATTRACTIVE 2-STORY, SEM1-DET.
home; large garage nice nelghborhood;
close to cars; ) rms. rented would pay all
expenses. Box 47A. Star.
Evening star., 1942-05-09

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN BUYING
an old home, this small Va. house re-
modelled in the Williamsburg manner and
colorS and designed for gracious living.
may fill your requirements. Paneled din
ing room and complete electrically equipped
kitchen on garden level; bookroom. living
room and delightful living porch overlookS
garden: bedrooms and bath on 3rd level.
Drastically reduced for immediate sale due
to owners transfer. Substantial down
payment required. Telephone Fairfax 1872.
Price. $3.50.
Evening star., 1942-05-09
DON'T HESITATE

Too long before seeing this exceptionally
good-looking Williamsburg home, with =
bedrooms and bath on lst floor, and the
same upstairs. All large rooms the kind
of a kitchen YOU have dreamed about and
a quality throughout that you will be proud
to own. Evenings or Sunday call RA.
60S5. You won't be sorry.
r. P. RIPLEY. s435 Ga. Ave. sH. 464s.
Evening star., 1942-05-09
FALLS CHURCH. VA.
MONTHLY BUYS

Brand-new 5-room solid brick, tiled bath,
full basement, auto. heat; no gas worry.
bus ! block, 10 minutes downtown. In
spection, call MR. ARRANGE. Temple 273o:
ARLINGTON-3 PRACTICALLY NEW 3
bedroom brick homes, modern IN every
respect, best built homes in Arlington:
garage: ] in 10c bus zone: $1,000 cash.
cow terms
JOSEPH M. PREVETTE,