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Evening star., 1942-10-20
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

Manor Country Club, the pictur-
esque organization set deep in the
pines Of nearby Montgomery Coun-
ty, Md, little more than a gallon
from downtown Washington, may
be the last stand of competitive
golf around town this year. Manor
will be the spot for two Journeys
this week, one Of them coming up
tomorrow and one Saturday. And
if You run out of gas getting there
blame it on the war. The Manor
folks, with characteristic friendli-
ness, guarantee to show you a good
time when you get there, but they
can't furnish the gasoline.
Tomorrow at Manor the last Of
the big-time pro-amateur Journeys
comes up, with probably some so
pairs scheduled to suffer their way
through the woods nine and breathe
a deep, heartfelt sigh of unadulter-
ated relief when the open fairway
of the tenth hole beckons tee shot.
The event will be jointly staged
by the Middle Atlantic Golf Asso-
citation and the Middle Atlantic
PGA, and is the only one of such
events this year. 1t has gotten a
lot of ballyhoo and may be the best
OF all the amateur-pro affairs that
have gone before, through hot
weather and cold. All the top pros
of this sector and many of the top
amateurs will be around when the
shooting starts around noon.
Field Day Saturday.
Manor will stage its own show
Saturday when the club puts on its
annual field day. II there's one
affair better than a Manor field day
it's another Manor field day. Those
lads, headed by Bill Jones, Harry
! Pitt, Ralph Pittman, Ralph Gibson
Garry Reilly and Pro Claggett Ste
vens, put on a show. The Manor
field day has gone on for quite q
few years now and has reputation
which it should have. After all, the
boys deserve some relaxation aftel
fighting the horrors Of those woods
on the front nine. -
They're staging more than a club
championship at the Columbis
Country Club, and although mos
of the talk is about the first flight
which will produce the champion
down in the lower flights the scrar
is just as keen and grim as 1t is ir
the rarified upper brackets where
gents such as Ray Swearingen, Tom
my Webb, ct al, make the head
lines.
Lower Flights Deserve Break.
/ The boys at the top get theil
names in the papers, but the boy!
down below deserve 1t just as much
They fight just as hard and JUS
as Justify for the little silver mug!
which go to the winners. And a.
Columbia they've adopted a sen.
sible plan. Instead of glorifyinf
only the club champion by engrav.
ing his name on a big mug. they've
put up seven plaques around tn,
expansive grillroom on which arr
engraved the names of the winner.
Of the seven flights In the annua
club tourney. Here is the way ths
boys in the lower flights line up
Second niEht-w, Carlton Evans vs.
Batham match; Maury Heartheld vs.. c. W
Third night-Earl Thaekston "a. 9. N
| Fourth fiight-Guy Man vs. Jimm,
Evening star., 1942-10-20

Touch owl s-O'Connell trushing>
Fendrich trushins). Point after touch
down Bishop (placement.
Substitutes: Western - Bell, Davis,
Minor. Baxter. Conway. E. Gould, Gentle
Bolac.. CARPENTER, Rowe. Coolidse"E1w-
zee, Christensen, Shads, johnson; Mueller
stler. Umpire-Mr. Augusterfer. Head
finesman-Mr. Barbra.
Evening star., 1942-10-20
Donohue, 6. U. Golf Ace.
Is Headed for Navy

Jack Donahue. captain-elect OF
Georgetown's golf team and a mem
her OF the Hoyas' ice hockey club,
has been accepted for the Navy's VT
Oficers' Candidate School, but will
remain at the Hilltop to be graduated
with the February class.
A native of Des Moines, Iowa,
Donahue was runner-up for the Dis
trict amateur golf championship
two years ago and has won numerous
state and sectional tournaments in
the Midwest.
Evening star., 1942-10-20
Navy Players Capture
Both Titles in Table
Tennis Tournament

All honors from the Government
employees table tennis tournament
belong to the Navy. Baryl Shapiro,
yeoman, third class. stationed at the
Navy Yard, won the mems cham
pionship in the tourney finals yes
terday at the Chevy Chase Ice
Palace, while the worhen's title went
to Rae Goldstein, Navy Department
employe.
Both final matches were hard
fought, with Miss Goldstein particu-
larly finding tough going. 1t took
her five sets to defeat Virginia Red
mon, 21-23, 21-10, 21-16, 1871,
24-22.
Shapiro took the mems crown with
an 1871, 21-15, 21-18. Alb vic
tory over George Szabad.
Evening star., 1942-10-20
Vikings Down Riders
By Only I 10 0 on
Pass Interception
Raiders, on Other Hond,
Score l3-to-0 Victory
Over Coolidge Eleven
BY GEORGE HUBER.

Central Is running into all sorts
OF trouble defending its high school
football championship, but the
vikings are coming through in the
pinch and with two straight, al
though unconvincing, victories lead
the Western Division. They removed
the Roosevelt jinx, TO, yesterday in
hard game at Roosevelt, while
Western got back in the picture by
topping Coolidge. 1870, at Western.
For the second straight week it
was Mike Denikos who supplied
Central's climax punch. He broke
away for the only touchdown
against Wilson, and yesterday he
again registered points with
pass interception and 55-yard dash.
The 140-pound Greek played a
whale Of game with his punting,
passing and running.
Outstanding as was Denikos, it
was Roosevelt's End Charlie How
ard who stole the show with bril-
liant individual performance. The
Vikings just couldn't get enough
blockers in the way to remove him,
and time and again he spilled plays
around his end when it seemed he
was showed under. His punting
also got the Rough Riders out of
several holes, although he was han
dicapped in his kicking by the way
Centrals line poured through on
him.
Riders Star Is Injured.
1t was a sad day for the Riders
when, on the last play of the game,
Howard received q severely twisted
left ankle and had to be carried
from the field. and he may not be
able to play against st. Johns this
Friday.
Central made all the scoring
threats, but these weren't serious
and the Vikings weren't inside
Roosevelt's 20 until the decisive pass
interception in the third period. 1t
came at a good time, too, with
Roosevelt on the march with two
first downs from inside its own ter
ritory to across the midf1eld stripe.
Quarterback Irv Kolker of the Rid
ers sent fiat pass across the line
and Denikos gathered it in and
streaked for the sidelines with such
speed that Roosevelt's stunned de-
fenses had no time to form. He
wasn't touched. Bob Troll made
the extra point by rushing after
Ned Brogan's placement was wide,
the Vikings getting another chance
because of Roosevelt's offside.
Troll was another outstanding
player, with several good runbacks
on punts.
Evening star., 1942-10-20
Western Looms Sectional Barrier to Central Grid Champion
Line Makes MICHIGAN
Superb, Says Coach
|0f Northwestern
Forwards Power Doesn't
Awe Gophers;; Irish Now
Held Good as Ever
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-Michigan,
becoming the most talked-of foot
ball team in the Western Confer
ence, has received its best verbal
pat on the back from Lynn Waldorf,
Northwestern coach.
"Of1ensively, Michigan is the
finest team I have seen in the con-
ference in eight years." he observed.
That 34-to-16 defeat they pinned
on us last Saturday was the worst
beating I've taken in 18 years of
coaching.
"You hear a lot about Tom
Kuzma, but the public is neglecting
Capt. George Ceithaml, Forest Eva
shevski's 1910 understudy. This
.Ceithaml at quarterback is one of
the finest blockers in the game
and an excellent field general.
However, it's the line that makes
Michigan an outstanding. team"
Waldorf emphasized. "Mervin Pre-
gulman is doing a good job at his
new center position. Julius Franks
is a great guard. And take this
tackle, AL Wistert-he's the best
offensive lineman in the Midwest.
When he cuts a man down there's
nothing left but the stump"
Looks Bad for Michigan.
Waldorf's praise drew the atten-
ton of Jim Kelly, Minnesota foot
ball staff member. Kelly fastened
his hands on his hips, looked Wal
dorf squarely in the eyes and pro-
claimed:
Michigan hasn't beaten the
Gophers in 10 years and won't start
doing it when they meet Saturday.
why? Because for the first time
since the opening game with Pitts
burgh, Minnesota will field its
strongest team-one whose line will
be just little better than Michi-
gan's great line. And our backfield
will be ready, with injured Bill
Garnaas returning to Quarterback. "
This burst Of optimism brought
in Tug" Wilson, Northwestern ath-
letic director.
I'll let you in on something
choice" he beamed. Northwestern
will beat the nations No. l team
Ohio State, this Saturday"
Bucks Eye Northwestern.
At Columbus, Ohio, Coach Pau,
Brown of Ohio State echoed the
warning that "the team I really
want to whip is Northwestern
Those guys were the only ones tt
beat us last year and I don't like
the taste of defeat lingering in my
mouth"
Evening star., 1942-10-20
Cluussen
times, lost once and was held to 6
tie in the eighth game.

times, lost once and was held to
tie in the eighth game.
Gene Fekete, a 192-pound bruising
fullback, Is the wheelhorse of the
present Ohio State machine. al
though he is only sophomore and
was troubled at the start Of the
season with leg injuries. He recov-
cred quickly enough, however. to
score So points, good enough to place
as the runnerup behind Bob Steuber
of Missouri in the natio~ol scoring
race. Steuber has 63 points.
The standings of tn. rs Cirst-
place votes in parentheses, points
figured on 10-9-8-7, ETC., basis:
o,to st.t. 20 First Gsd Ter. Ten r,.s Is-
Georsia. 3s a73 Wisconsin. 2 430
HHnois Mshsan s s9s fsnta So.tan cls1f 6oi ss ss
11-Army. 227; 12-Texas Christian.
225: 13-Minnesota. 55; 14-University
Of Of osfoTsia a5 ct hes aass s. So 81 5s ii. sr
Il and 1s-Pennsylvania and Tennessee,
26 each; 19-North Carolina, 13, 90
Syracuse, IL.
a. Also r. ran.MIndisna. 5,5n II: w4shlnEten
Military, 5; Missouri, ); William and
Mary, 2: Loyola Of Los Angeles, Univer-
sity Of WASHINGTON, Fresno State, Loui-
siana State, Brown and Detroit. 1 each.
Evening star., 1942-10-20

meeting in New York on Thursday,
then return to Montreal. today may
close a deal that would send Lou
Trudel, high scoring winger, to the
Boston Bruins of the National
League for a player and cash.
Should the deal collapse Trudel
will report Immediately to the Lions
at Montreal. He agreed to terms
with Perrin over the week end after
indicating he would hold out.
Evening star., 1942-10-20
MeIs Boxers Give Choir
To Handicapped Coach

Melvin Stevenson, handicapped
coach and manager of the Mighty
Mek Boxing Club, now has his own
wheel chair. It was presented him
in ceremonies last night at the
Twelfth Street YMCA.
Funds for the chair were raised at
a boxing match last month between
his team and that of the Y, with
contribution also coming from the
AAU.
Evening star., 1942-10-20
Chicago Golfers Stage
'SinqIe-Shuft' Tourney
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Oct. co. - Chicago
golfers held a "single-shaft" tourna-
ment. which eliminated the use of a
caddy and saved steel for essential
war purposes.
The players used one specially
built>shaft upon which the various
heads were placed.
Evening star., 1942-10-20

Five years ago-Cleveland In
dams engaged Oscar Witt. man
aaer Of Newark International
League team. to pilot Tribe un-
der two-year contract, succeed
ing Steve O'Neill.
Evening star., 1942-10-20
Western HeIped by Fumbles.

MI. tIynn.
Western Helped by Fumbles.
Westerns 1870 victory over Cool
idge put the Red Raiders right back
into the West Division title picture
and promises some interesting do
ings when they meet Central on
November 20. Duke O'Connell was
the big gun for Western yesterday,
but he got plenty Of help from
Welles Fendrich and Alex Papani-
colas particularly.
The game was marred by frequent
fumbles, particularly on Coolidge's
part, and one of these miffs by the
Colts gave Western its second touch
down in the fourth period. The first
Western marker strictly was earned
though, with steady drive 60 yards
down field in the second quarter.
OConnell and Fendrich shared the
work, with O'Connell taking the last
10 yards through tackle.
In the final frame Papanicolas re-
covered Coolidge tumble inside the
5-yard line. Fendrich pounded over
on the first play after that. Shortly
before this final score the Raiders
threatened with a drive that was
ended only six yards from the Cool
idge goal.
The Colts main threat came ir
the first period after they recovered
q Western tumble on the Raider As
They advanced to the 20 before a
pass interception stopped them.
Evening star., 1942-07-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

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uussd Instruments; Pan American alto,
CSnR smor aS prsecs sedffsofTs ne%
kits 1890 G ST tmiddle Of the block
SEWING MACHINES-We have very
machines and used SINGERS Of ali types on
parts and supplies, for ali makes can
Republic 1890 The Piano Shop, 1915
SEWING MACHINES, treadles, S11 up all
styles new machines: expert repairs, rent
ais as, SINGER ssTing SG T. Machine Co, 1889
SEWING MACHINES, portabIes, $40 un:
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STOVE, porcelain, fine parlor appearance.
coal or WOOD: wonderful heater. Call
TRACTORS new ana used, on rubber and
steel and L. all farm equipment. Falls
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TYPEWRITER, Remington 16; check
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HOTEL CARPET AND OzITE LINING,
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RE-UPHOLSTERING.
Two-pece living suite upholstered for
$40 covering and new inside material in
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LA FRANCE UPHO HOLSTERY CO,
25O9 14th ST. NV. COLUMBIA 1881.
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HOUSES UNEURNlSHEp.

NEW. DETAcHED 2-sToRY BRICK
s116 and up. WI: 1043.
WEsTHAVEN, MD-DETAcHED 3-BED-
gas heat. maids room and bath in base
Sl30 mo. Phone Wisconsin 534O.
East1i15ss BRANDsNEW WoS5!;g a5EgvERnunT HONE M n
detaehsd s ca 9pR Mr. rGcKER eseE1SR' No 0nsss sss
CHEVY CHASE, Md ROOMS, ,21a
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R. GORDON, owner. 1927 Eve NV. DI.
$3.50. Once hours am. to 9 pm.
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ovsEP oWNER OK sscs'eliH, 1888 after 8 iono PM CAL
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Good bus service. $50. Wo. 1873.
8 ROOMS OLD FARMHOUSE, ANIL, 9
dSItS dI Olol pike, hrl., va.
5 minutes War Dept. Bus passes door;
SIS mo. BOWEN
LARGE GROOM HOUSE, MAIDS QUAR-
ters optional: situated on acreage. with
beautiful trees in Fairfax, Va Adams
1878: If no answer, Fairfax 1856
S25O--NEW DET. CENTER HALL BRICK
Colonial 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, frst-floor
cen, layatory. automatic heat recreation
THos. l. PHILLIPs a51s Conn. wo. 1900.
Is WEST CYPRESS ST. c. C., MD
Detached home, 9 rooms and bath, screened
familv preferred, S115
THos, ]. FISHER Il CO.. INC,
73s 18th st. NV. DI $3.50.
BETHESDA, MD - SEVERAL NEW .
story detached brick homes, rooms, "a
baths; conditioned gas heat. Can be
' WALKER 4 DUNLOP, INC.
1900 18th st. NV d. 02"n.
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LOVELY, large, cool master bedroom
bath, shower: sec service priviieges (no
other guests: suitable 2 congenial, WELL
bred GENTLE girls. wk. or month EX
1900. Ext lG1. hafnrn 6 q N for ami I.
Evening star., 1942-07-22

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for two respon-
sible girls: twin room adjoining sitting
room. shower bath. use Of laundry and gar
den. Soh mo each. oentIleS EN- hRo1
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
PERMANENT-DUTY ARMY OFFICER
wants 2 or 3 bedroom unfurnished de-
tached house, nr. transp in suburban Va.
or NV: Sept occup. EN-. 1882 after
pm.
5 OR RIM. HOUSE OR APT, FURN. OR
unfurn,, NV. section preferred: rent rea
sonable: adults; immediate poss. ia. 1925,
ATTR. SMALL UNFURN. HOME. NICE
yard, garage: perm. couple, good care; rent
to Sl25. Call RA. 1901, 3-5 pm.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, UNFURNISHED
sopsex hopse ESQ sed5oSms soe s st.r rent
FAMILY OF FOUR, THREE ADULTS,
wants unfurnished house for occupancy
Sept. / three or four bedrooms; rent 500
10 Sl00 permanent residents who would
give property good care. Call Warfield 1904
BY UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR BED
rooms, 2 baths, in NV, section; unfur-
nished. Call Emerson 1855.
BY AUG. .1st or 10th UNFURNIsHED. g.
family: near. bus or trolley in. nearby
Maryland suburbs: excellent references.
Box 303-C, Star
UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR AND FAMILY
want 3-bedrm. house, for the duratiop ration
school and transportation essential; prefer
ATTORNEY DESIRES TO RENT NOW OR
in Sept. modern unfur. 3-bedrm. house,
yard; ssod residential district. RE. 54b0.
Evening star., 1942-07-22

corner double room three windows cross
ventllatlon, detached house. residential
convenient two bus lines, twin beds in
ner-sprins mat, next to bath; two ladies
or married couple employed gentiles: S45
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5so2 3rd ST NV, near Nicholson-Youns
twin beds; Jewish family RA paGR
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$50 ALLISON ST N.W-Beautiful large
room, suitable for two: private bath. Phone
IA 4022
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LII K. ROOM in exchange for part-time
services around house for white man and
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1894 KENNEDY ST NW-Nce, large.
attractive room, detached home of adults;
excellent transportation. GE. 536l
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172 35th, BLAINE ST N.E-Room suit
able for two, SIS e week. Call TR. 2212.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-For gentleman.
bright, airy, front corner bedrm,, private
family, unlm. phone WO 2O33
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.,
TODAY'S BEST.

Most charming brick. 8 lovely rooms,
tiled baths also finished attic room; ar
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Chevy Chase ID c. location. adjoining
wooded estate; immediate possession. EN-,
1890 till pm. F. A TWEED CO, b5oA
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2519 CONN. AVE, opp. bus stop. park,
Shoreham Hotel-s-ls., dbles., semi-pvt,
bath, lnner-spgs WI 3173, pa
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! $500 W ST. NV, in Glover Psrk-Cool
clean, sele,- new home, man only. OR.
0l2l, after pm.
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2220 Both ST. Sc, off tly
1urnlShed room for girls: $50 each;
dnlim. phone. Ludlow $3.50
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1893 COL. RID: NW.-Large single room
for refined lady, or share apt with 2
ladies; Call after 5. MI. aI69
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DOWNTOWN 1903 st. n W.-Large dou-
bic room, running water in room, suitable
for gentlemen or business couple.
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81 $50.
2-YR. OLD DET. BRICK
Mr. NEW NAVY BLDG.
$9,920.

room slate roof copper dounspouts.
KELLEY & BRANNER. DI. 7740. Eve
NO DnIR
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sos goth NV, downtown-Single room
for gentleman; small, S5; larger, Sc. %.
DOUBLE ROOM twin beds, nearby Airing
ton, August 1-15, $50. ME. 0411, Mrs
Cock, before 3 . m: ref.
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. ATTRACTIVE DOUBLE ROOMS with
twin beds; cow. transp.; unlim. phone;
breakfast served. Phone Adams 6456.
1923 NEWTON ST, Me- communicat ting
front rooms, furn. as study and bedroom,
twin beds. Dupont $3.50.
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BETHESDA. MD.

II you are looking for a delishtfully
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one at 552s Bradley blvd, in Bradley Hills.
Md: 7-room brick paneled den with lava
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room and complete kitchen 1st A.: 8 bed
rms. and baths End A.: stairway ATTIC;
full basement automatic heat, large porch,
garage; on transp. Go out Wis. ave. to
Bethesda, turn left on Bradley blvd.
Owners representative on premises or
call wisconsin 5S76.
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Is r ST NE.-Large front room, 2nd
floor, nice home, closets. inner-sprne
q cnNnle lady
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TAKOMA PARK-Beautiful master bed
room for .; in refined private home:
conv. trans Shepherd 6365
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CHEVY CHASE, Military rd., near Conn
Gentlemen only, 3 large, cool rooms. on
2nd floor all beds have inner-sprine mat
tresses; > bathrooms; Lear garage: no
housekeeping; 3-Story house occupied by
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1904 IOWA AVE. N.W-Detached home,
modern, Jewish dble. rm. near 2 car
lines, GE S329,
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MUST BE CLEAN AND MODERN! MUST
BE NEATLY FURNISHED! MUST BE
REASONABLY PRICED! YOUNG COUPLE
WANT l OR . RIM APT. WITH PVT
BATH. ADVERTISING EXECUTIVE.
NOT GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE. BOX
213-S. STAR.
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RADIO PHONOGRAPHS-E you can pay
cash see us and save on new machines of
standard makes. Also plenty of radios
CAN Republic 1890. The Piano Shop, l015
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PIANOS-Just 3 beautiful mahogany Betsy
Ross Spinets that have never left our sales
floor. Specially reduced to S295 for this
week only. Convenient terms Lester
Pianos Inc, 1881 G st. NV Open ewes
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model $50; new auto. changer models,
S45 and UP: 7-tube auto, S62. so cash.
Apex Radio Co. 1Oa 9th st. NV. at G
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REFRIGERATOR, Kelvinator. excellent
condition. Home evenings 306 Long
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DOUBLE ROOM with Jewish family for
: gentlemen; semi-pVt. bath; nice location.
Woodley 1896
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Two-piece living suite upholstered for
cluded; made like new in finest tapestry
and frlezette: workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY CO,
2509 14th ST. NV. COLUMBIA 23SJ
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NEW pETAcHgD FouR-FAMILY BLDG.
in excellent Sc location OF Pa. ave. Each
apt. consists Of lily. rn., din, Tm., Kitchen.
each For price and terms call Mr.. Wolbers,
Taylor 1885: with
.ss SHANNON & LUCHS Co.,
1505 n ST NV National 234b.
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LUST COMPLETED

Move in tomorrow modern. 5-room
bricks. air cond,, with oil or gas, fun base
ment: large, beautiful wooded lots; only
S6,250, with S475 down, Drive out Rigss
rd . blks. past D. c. line, turn left on
Chillum rd / block to homes. See today.
WASHINGTON REALTY co. GE. $500:
Good Investment Property.
7l6 Hamlin st. n.e.-Can be converted
into two 5room apis; that viii bring q
last fall For price and terms call EN-
1900 till 8 pm. F. A. TWEED CO., 55O4
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PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used
spinets, erands and small uprights at low
monthly rates: or, if you think you may
buy later you can obtain one on our special
purchase-rental plan. CAN Republic 6212.
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RADIOS. SIS. % UP, reconditioned and guar
anteed: trades accepted. Morris Radio
Sales. 10l0 7th st. NV. Me. 1885.
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DETACHED BRICK HOME.
Here is very attractive 6-room house,
containing 3 bedrms, tile bath, complete
kitchen, living room with fireplace and
dining room; there Is a built;in garage and
please call Mr.. Burr, Wo. 1899
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
Continued on Next Page)
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American University Park.
emi-detached brick. 8 rooms, tile bath.
thing: newly reconditioned and priced
Evening star., 1942-07-22

SEE This BARIA1N!
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-$11 $50.
/ block Chevy Chase Circle, 7-room det.
home with bedrlns. tile bath OIL heat
o-car garage: nea- school and transp.
Immediate possession. DIXIE REALTY
Evening star., 1942-07-22

52l 4th ST. N.W.-First floor front, twin
beds, nicely furn.; 2 people.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Lovely large room,
furnished attractively; for 2 gentlemen.
Phone Woodley 1921
Evening star., 1942-07-22
IN THE HEART OF.
CLEVELAND PARK.

BEDROOMS, BATHS.
Just of Cathedral ave, this attractive
brick home is real buy. Includes spa
ins rm.. den anad large inclosed sunroom.
maids rrn. and bath, auto. heat In per
feet condition. For details please call MI.
Burr WO 1899.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
Evening star., 1942-07-22

AZ Gu. IT., almost new:
elec. Wholesale prices.
H st. ne. Ii. 6O50,