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Evening star., 1942-09-26
Penn
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tCOQCulu6Q from f1ISU rage
Sanford and Di Battista recovered
for Penn on the Red and Blue 49.
On two successive spinners, Brun-
dage reeled off 10 and nine yards to
the Georgia 80 A couple Of more
line bucks made it first down on
the ~. Odell and Brundage got to
the % in two smashes. but Miller
was thrown for seven-yard loss
and Odells punt was blocked and
recovered by Poole on the Cadet IS.
The Sky Crackers, in turn, started
q march down the field, with Fill
chock Tipping aerials to Foxx and
Poole, and reached the Penn's Is as
the first quarter ended scoreless.
Second Quarter.
Timmons made it first down on
the Penn IL, then got two more
over guard On second down Fill
chock snapped swift 10-yard pass
over the center of the line to- Poole,
who fell over the goal line for a
touchdown, completing 65-yard
sustained drive. Timmons convert
ed from placement.
Three minutes later the Cadets
had another touchdown after So
yard advance. Foxx started it by
intercepting Penn aerial. Patter-
son reeled II yards around end, Foxx
added 10 on a reverse. A 26-yard
pass. Patterson to Piascky, made
first down on the one from where
Timmons lunged over Foxx booted
the extra point from placement and
the Cadets led 40. rs
The Quakers came right back with
q touchdown of their own on the
succeeding kickoff. Welsh ran the
Cadet kickoff back 48 yards to the
Cracker 49, A pass interference rul-
ing gave Penn II more yards to the
Cadet 81. Welsh lost four, but then
Stiff heaved a 35-yard pass to
Welsh in the end zone for the
score. Kuczynski's extra point try
was blocked by Ramsey.
A 16-yard run by Sanders put
Georgia at midfield, but Bitler inter-
cepted a Cadet aerial to start an
other Penn threat. Miller made
runs of ii and 1S yards for first
down on the Cadet IA, but the drive
faded. Bruet's field goal try from
the % was wide. The Cadets were
set back to their seven by holding
penalty and Penn got another
chance when Miller ran back San
ders' punt to the 20. The Cadest
throttled all attempts to advance.
however, and the half ended with
the Crackers leading, 1915.
Evening star., 1942-09-26
Navy
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tCOIC1lueQ from FIRST Pdge.)
ends and gained ground, moving
from its own "a to William and
Marys 25 as Hume and Beckett
sparked the drive and Beckett-to-
Wilcox pass picked up IA yards. A
few plays later Johnson intercepted
Beckett's pass and was dropped in
his tracks on the Indians 10.
Longacre punted out to Hume,
who was stopped on the Navy Al
and the Middies sent in a horde of
replacements Hume, Martin and
Studer collaborated in skirting Will
liam and Mary's ends to move to a
first down on the Indians 25, but
an offslde penalty and a running
play lost 7 yards as the period ended
SECOND QUARTER.
Forkovitch intercepted Hamberg's
pass on the Indians "a to halt
Navy's threat and Longacre ther
quick-kicked to the Navy 49, Mar
tin punted out to Forkovitch, who
eluded three tacklers on w. & M.'s
40, streaking "a yards to Navy's SO.
Navy braced to take over on down.
on its own 38 and after an ex.
change of punts Navy moved to the
Indians % as Studer passed tt
Strong for 81 yards. Studer circlec
left end for seven yards but on tht
next play Klein intercepted Stu.
GERS pass in the end zone and vii.
liam and Mary tok over on its 20
With Studer passing to Gondit
for % yards. Navy got down to the
Indians 10 later in the period, bu
Vandeweghe then intercepted
Hamberg pass on w. & M. s 81, JUS
before the half ended.
Evening star., 1942-09-26

B, the Associated Press
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Sept. 26.
One of the greenest Harvard
football teams in many years
opened its season against Jimmy
Crowley's powerful North Caro-
lima Navy Pre-Flight forces to-
day before a slim crowd OF
10000. Harvard's surprising
show Of power kept the Cloud
busters on their heels and the
first quarter ended scoreless.
FIRST QUARTER.
The pre-flight forces, known as
the Cloudbusters, took the opening
kickoff on their 35 and after one
running play Eshmont quick kicked
to Harvard's 20. The Crimson then
uncorked a surprising drive and
rushed out to midfield.
After an exchange of kicks Esh-
mont ripped of 9 and then made
81 more around his right end for
a first down on Harvard's 81. Then
three rushes, one by Martin and
two by Landsberg made only 6, and
on fourth down and four to 60
Sanford failed in try for field
goal from the 80 and Harvard took
the ball on its 20. The Crimson
punted Immediately to its IS and the
pre-hight rushed to Harvard's %
where the first period closed with
the score: Harvard, O; Cloud
busters, 0.
Evening star., 1942-09-26

Results
Hovre de Grace

FIRST RACE-Purse. s1.1oo: claiming
trysarIalds toyss naa and upTsard II pills. an
Dizzy Dame tTammarro) SO 4,3o
Dizzy B. tSmith) 40
Time, :4Gts
Also ran-Satin Marie Miss l. P. Eye
opener. Hardy Bud, Titilator Ofhciate,
Dreaming Time, Precious Time and Star
Flag.
SECOND RACE-Purse, 81 l,20o: claim
ing: 3-year- -olds and upward; furlonss.
Most Alert fSisto) 410 2.90 80
Little Bolo tYouns) $50 $50
Note tRuderD 40
Time. 1.I3
Also ran-One Link. Chailante. Josnny.
Tour. Paiturf, John Hunnicutt, Armor
Bearer, Balla rosa. Elder.
DAILY Double paid S1Saa)
Evening star., 1942-09-26
WiIIkie
Continued From First PAGE

Europe in direct attacks on Ger
many. He wasn't impressed with
the risks which our experts had
pointed out to me-"
Urges Bridge of Supplies.
Mr.. Willkie, who came here as
President Roosevelt's representative,
said the United States must do
other things to help Russia.
>. "We must redouble our efforts to
get tanks. airplanes and trucks here
and every other implement of war.
With our growing ship produc-
: ton, we must build bridge of sup
plies to Russia"
10 Mr.. Willkie, who returned yester-
q day from trip to the Rzhev front
by Jeep in hub-deep mud said if
the United States failed to send
food to Russia this winter, millions
may go hungry.
Evening star., 1942-09-26
Candidacy Announced
By the Associated Press.

Representative Robertson, Repub-
lican, of North Dakota, announced
today he would seek reelection as
an Independent candidate, opposing
William Lennke, the Republican
: nominee and Union Party candidate
for President in 1886. He said he
would support the Republican NOM
inees, with the exception OF Mr..
lemke.
Evening star., 1942-09-26
Laval Denies Fall
Cabinet Over
Prisoner Trade
Vichy Censorship CIomped
Down in Anticipation
Of Cabinet Crisis
BULLETIN.

LONDON (P).-Plerre Laval
has sacked Jacques Benoist-
Mechin, Secretary of State in
the Vichy Foreign Ministry,
because he was a ringleader
in a plot to supplant Laval
with the more pro-Nazi
jacques Doriot, Paris editor,
Fighting French sources re-
ported tonight.
By TIE Associated Press.
VICHY, Sept. 26.-Pierre Laval
told newspapermen today that
his government is based on
solid foundations" and with a
bitter smile said that any rumors
of his fall or the fall of his gov
ernment were 'laughable." He
refused to comment on rumors
which have been current in sew
eral days.
(The fact Laval took cogniz-
ance Of rumors of his fall may
be highly significant. Vichy CEN
sorship permitted no indication
of just what other ruynors there
were that Laval refused to COM
ment on. Reports even OF his
rumored resignation have not
been permitted through the tight
Vichy censorship until today's
brief dispatch. a. 81
(Reports reaching Bern, Swift
zerland, earlier in the week said
Laval was bolstering his hand by
appointing trusted aides to key
police positions in apparent an
ticipation of trouble when
Frances new compulsory labor
law becomes effectively
Laval received French and foreign
newsmen after calling of a morning
cabinet session. At this conference
he explained what he called was
the necessity of continuing propa-
ganda for sending workers to Ger
many in exchange for war prisoners
The chief of government placed
considerable emphasis on the Ger
man agreement to return one pris-
oner out of the 100000 remaining
in Germany for every three French
volunteer specialists.
He said the cabinet session was
called off because he had too much
to do beforehand.
Evening star., 1942-09-26
BY HELEN LOMBARD.

The first maneuvers of Vichy
troops in France are being held
under II Duces very nose. For
these war games Hitler has lent
the French some of the new model
planes which are being built in
French factories for the Nazis.
Evening star., 1942-09-26
NurruQunsett Park
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000; elaimins
Swear -olds and upward; liz miles.
OF Guard fDattilo) 500 $50 $50
Triplane tzufelt $50 $50
Take 1t tDe Lara) $50
Time, :f64s
Also ran-French Trap. Transmitter,
steepletop. Catomar. Jacksie, Rollsbuzzy,
Noodles, Soldiers Call
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing: 3-year- -olds and upward Ii. miles
Sir Gibson lHettinser) 740 $50 $50
Viscounty (Zufelt) $50 900
Hard Loser tClaEgett $40
Time, 1.453..
Also ran-Blly Bee. Searchlisht, Gran
Cosa, Grand Day and Red Amazon,
DAILY Double paid S36 o0)
Evening star., 1942-09-26
Rockingham.

Rockingham.
By the Louisville Times.
1-Dinne: Jacket, zoic, Canterup.
2-Rissa, Entitle, Tony Weaver.
3-Equistone Range Dust, Late Pass.
first Blush, Worsted Goods,
Merry Glow.
5-Paircais, Tides In. Brastovn.
6-Night Editor, Us, Lawaway.
High Finance, Steel King, Peter
Argo.
8-Flying Duke, Sickle Bill, Hot Iron.
Best bet-First Blush.
Evening star., 1942-09-26
Laureate.
Belmont.
iiisvilA Ni~AS

Belmont.
By the Louisville Times.
Atom Smasher, At Which, Raj
Kumar.
2-Towser. Sweep Repose. Is I Is.
3-Roman Flag, Wildebeest, Sing
ing Torch.
5-Best Risk, Miss Sugar, One Dollar.
5-Colhis. Dogpatch. Bright Willie.
6-Monida Pomayya, Belle D'Amour.
7-Fuego, Sting Pal, Quercus.
Best bet-Colchis.
Evening star., 1942-09-26
Belmont Park
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse $1,000; allow
ances; 2-year-olds. furlonss tMain
Course)
a Bossuet fStout) 40 $50 30
Careless ,Eads) 400 $50
q Devils Luck Lonsden) 2.I0
Time. HIS.
Also ran-Flak Raneoon. Son Of Heels.
Kings Gold. Cincus Kings Gambit, Biloxi
Bay, Roosevelt lie Havre End Whose
Belair Stud and Wheatley Stable
entry.
SECOND RACE-Purse. Sl,5oo: allow
ances; 3-year-olds and upward g fur
Grand Party (Bierman) $50 40
Paladin iLosden) $50
Time. 1:113.
Also ran-Pet and Mlghty Master.
DAILY double paid S46.90).
THIRD RACE-Purse, 81 500; allow
ances; steeplechase; 3-yesr-olds and UP;
5 stiesel Il {oNenD ll.eo $50 sso
Simeon Smiley 440 2.a0
Enterprise (Maseel 2.90
Time, 3.49as,
Also ran-b Winged Hoofs. Ahmisk
Cupid and Chuckatcck.
be. Mahlon Kline entry,
Evening star., 1942-09-26

Chicago Cash Market.
Wheat, no sales reported Corn, No Q
mixed, S4I2; No. ] yellow S4ha-a4, No. .,
s412-A; No, 3. s3'4~s4: No. 4, S3h-s4,
samples 1914; No white. .osia Oats.
No. / White, 53la: No, 2. 53k4: No 8. 50.
Barley, mailing, s2-l 90, nominal. feed,
$3.50, nominal Field seed UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1942-09-26

The war we're in is the war to
win! Buy War bonds.
Evening star., 1942-09-26
Australian Army Faces
OverhouIing, Forde Soys
BY the Associated Press,

BY lne AsSocIattd Press.
CANBERRA, Australia, Sept. 26.-
Army Minister Francis Forde told
Parliament yesterday, in answer to
criticism OF the New Guinea cam
paign. that the army is being over
hauled, but that the government at
the same time has complete faith
in the Allied military leaders.
I'VE are proud to have Gen. Doug
las MasArthur as commander in
chief" he said.
Evening star., 1942-09-26
:, NINTH RACE tSuh) - Purse 81 600;
Gaming 3-year-olds and upward; a.
Selections
Hawthorne Fast .

Hawthorne East.
By the chicaso Daily Times
1-Youroff, Cherriko, Honored Miss.
&Weso-Ho, Perisphere. Evil Spirit,
@Count Traumer, Hy Kerry, Good
get.
-Irustbuster. Legislator. Joe Espy,
eDaybreak, Pomiva. Poet Laureate.
6-Myssery Marvel, The Cob, VAL
dina Groom.
Miss Bonnie, Lazarus, SONS
Count
8Syrlan Boy, More Refined, Per-
fecto Phil.
Substitute race-Heathtown, Star.
weista. Torch Clean.
Best bet-Syrian Boy.
Evening star., 1942-09-26

Buy War bonds. and when the
war Is won, cash in-on freedom!
Evening star., 1942-09-26
HawthOrne.

Hawthorne.
BY The Louisville Times
1-Wawheld. Certainty. Conrad r.
EVIL Spirit, Electric Flag, Three
Sands.
3IPaciflc Maid, Count Traumer,
Recalling.
+Legislator, Chain Break, Alar.
SPoet Laureate, Miss Militant,
Daybreak
6Faywood, Valdina Groom, Happy
Pilot.
LAZARUS, Three Bangs. Wooden
Indian.
8-Bolute, Syrian Boy, Say Nomore.
9-Torch Clean, Heathtown, Star
weista
Best bet-.Poet Laureate.
Evening star., 1942-09-26

Rockingham Consensus Fast).
By the Associated Press.
1-Copln, Vulcanus. Zoic.
2-Water Cracker, Centuple, Jungle
Moon.
eLast Frontier. Equistone, Eight
and Six.
4Kiev Lee, Marcella K, Caroline F..
1Tide's In, Paircais. Shasta Man.
s-Red Vulcan, Night Editor, Lay
away.
7-Rahanee, Nopalosa Rojo, Steel
King.
aCOrcades, Noble Boy, Esta.
Best bet-Rahanee.
Belmont Park Consensus (Fast.)
By the Associated Press.
Recap. Llano, Raj Kumar.
2-Is Is, Regimental, Princequillo.
3-Sinmons-Peroni entry, Liberty
Franc, Miss Daunt.
+Spartiate, Love OMaud, Gayhs.
@Bright Willie. Colchis, Baby
Dumping.
6-Belle D'Amour, Pomayya, Mo-
nida.
7-Quercus, Jacobs -Bieber entry.
Connachta.
Best bet-Is I Is.
Evening star., 1942-09-26
- II Todoys Administrations and
&C 0O ~ e vs. Entries for Monday
Entries for Monday
Belmont Park

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE--Purse. 81 300 ca imins
maiders: 3-year -olds and upward fur
Evening star., 1942-09-26
Harvard Surprises
With Show Of Power
To Hold Crowley Team
First Quart Ends, 90,
As Crimson ,urch Sets
Servicemen Back
BULLETIN,

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. R1.-
Harvard and Jimmy Crowley's
Cloudbusters were tied; 0-to-0,
at the half.
Evening star., 1942-09-26
A. T. Simmons and p. Peroni entry

FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1,000! special
weixhts: maidens: 2-year-olds: 6 furlongs
Evening star., 1942-09-26

= FIFTH RACE-Purse, 81 200: claiming;
sI1yssar-ods sIsods and unward 8 furlonss.
Daybreak --~-- ia xMiss Militant lo3
xPomivs ------ 10Y Poet Laureate Ill
Evening star., 1942-03-01
1914 CLAY PL. NE
FOR COLORED.
BIT DIVISION AVE NE

IL La 1O4OlN AVE-. NE.
NEW BRICK. MODERN HOME.
abs Tnsre asss a9e dor end
delightful colored tiled bath with shower.
The automatic heating system in this per-
in winter at low fuel cost and the large
PRICE, $3.50.
Terms to meet a thrifty provider.
home on sunday from II noon to pm.
JOHN r. P1NKETT, INC,
DU. s7s7. 1902 New Jersey Ave. NV
SoLtoESED SodLtoES a sEAUT1FyL 2-sToRY
rooms hnSt;,watsr nS;rs heat e' slec' tiled bath
rm, and large, attractive kitchen; front
and back porches. full cellar, front and
Sss6 BACK Iaa pole rS Sysy hoss SsSm IS sd Ws
planned plan ior Gracious living With = ms;t
To- sns s4is GsPs 4h s.
stc 1 heat t. safas an dS1Sas d1oas A1T2 po1sR
hardwood hardy fioors, full cellar; beautiful con
dt0n osEN 1t An a. fS SSqneis Pin I'd ny"
CoLoRED-8 ROOMS, AUTOMATIC H.-W.
h. gas. cleo: good NV. section; $3.50,
small cash payment; terms. R. w. HoRAD.
MI. 1925.
coLoREp-NR. GEORGIA AVE. AND IRV-
cellar: beautiful yard. Liberal terms. Mr.
Hawkins, Michigan 2057, Decatur l1e1.
cOlored-s5oo cash; excellent s-rm.
University. Priced to sell. Mr.. Tisnor.
Decatur 1161. Ewes. and Sundays,
Decatur 301O.
Colored- Mr.. N Hampshire ave. and
Monroe st.-s T.. oil heat, 2 baths; ideal
condition, Terms. Decatur 1115.
colored-6 r, tiled bath. h.,w.h..- hard
Tood noorS. Park rd.' near 18th. Terms.
.Colored-Nr. 18th and Que sts.-11 T..
oil heat, 2 tile baths, 2-car garage; good
% DecatuP 5ss5. 'fS 6eessuf S11 iisi. MAJ D''hen''
coloredzzBesutifuI large 1a-rm. house,
Oil heat: Fashionable st. location. Mr..
Brown, North 6420,
colored1The buy Of a. lifetime. mr.. 21st
and and enninT hnu, sd semjdet nm praStlcally a S
sf0oO CASH essh. sss month Efhf EnsOfn sSS5 8a'
nr. new House once Bldg; I3 r. 8 baths,
auto. oil heat; semi-det, perfect condition,
throughout: terms. North 1909.
Colored-Beautiful 5th st. home nr. new
SaTdTood M Nf doors, porehes, ienr ssesSs sodded
this price. A. W. Stephens, Decatur I162.
heat ooas ans newly ln
'as so1 raf|se a,!' " ssAsxs r. c8 ,,.o
Evening star., 1942-03-01

$500 down, $40 per month Priced at
only $4,000. Located in Fairhill sub,
Fairfax County, Va. 20 minutes from
downtown Washington and block from
bus line. Call r. X. PITTS, Fairfax 50,
between and 9 pm. or drive out q 8.
signs m house
Evening star., 1942-03-01
HOUSES FOR SALE.

Tvo-family apt. vacant: side yard, sepa;
rate hsstns plants pssS IDEAL
one tfast Nst;, z soI n. CHAPLIN, 111b You st.
COL LoRED-60O BLOCK ORLEANS PL. NE
rsns osReF $500 CASH snd H. h eseh " sATEY Hi Y
coLoRED-M THE VICINITY OF UNION
sssatSp sal SR fS0S pTSN investment NO. 4o7e' ask
and and d"m dry Basement: Vermont M3osS ave-. hiGa and
Logan Circle. NO. 4079, ask for
SSo3dtosEn.MP, SS3dt RdI.. AVE; s.w.-6-RooM
1923 Kenilworth ave. ne. - 7-room
LLOYD r. TURNER. 500 7th sw. Wv
coLoRED-S4,s50,
$3.50 cash. $40 month mont '',Ss Near Af4i ia
and J. J. LEO LEO koLs. INC. MI. a1oo.
se2e5R eoseEn n BUY ST,cI larr. rocs AT
and bath built-in sarage.
RS%E Wosaisy EEAb5Y sA55 CO. S0s kE h2th n.y. NY.
FOR COLoRED-NEAR 1st AND SITS.
pTss mGdern 81 ga
porehes cellar. large front and back
$3.50 cash
DICKSON REALTY CO.
903 You st. NV HO. 47I9.
COLORED-I2OO BLK. GIRARD ST. NV,
10 rooms, 2 baths. ami; 900 st. NV,
10 rms, l bath. ami; 100 blk 9th ST.
NV, IL rms, 2 baths, ami; $500 blk
18th St, NV, IL rms, 3 baths, ami;
100 blk. Swami ST. NV. IL rms 3
baths. oil heat, servants quarters; 4400
blk. Sheriff rd. ne, frame, rms, bath,
ApARTHxrNns
1900 blk. 5th st. n.W, 2 families, ami;
200 blk. G ST. ne, 32tory apt, ii rms,
3 baths, oil heat; 23d blk. st. NV 2
families, rms, and bath each; 300
blk. 11th st. NV. family: 200 II st.
ne, family. storeroom; 1000 blk 10th
ST: NV, valuable lot, excellent apt. house
site. clear, priced reasonable FIDELITY
REALTY CORP. 1000 l1th st. NV.
phone North 5025; ewes. and Sun.
Evening star., 1942-03-01
FOR CoLoRED.
246 DIVISION AVE NE

Just Another Dream
This dwelling has every modern appoint
ment: including recreation room. 1t will
satisfy you. Warm and cozy in winter cool
with cross-ventilation IN summer. Schools
ana transportation nearby. Perfectly
PRICE, $3.50.
See this semi-detached brick home BY
appointment. DU. S7S7.
1914 CLAY PL. NE.
A. French Colonial semi detached brick
iGweinmg in1 ing IN an excellent and rapidly grow,
modern improvements. Seen by appoint-
ment only. Easy terms Price, $3.50
JOHN r. PINKETT, INC,
DU. S7S7. 1902 New Jersey Ave NV
Evening star., 1942-03-01
COLORED.
2800 BRUCE PL. Sc

Lovely new corner brick home, last one
available; rooms and bath full basement
with hot-water heating plant, laundry
trays and extra commode; Situated II,
prominent location overlooking entire city;
one block from Rapid Transit bus service;
3 beautiful bedrooms, the smaller one
a stove and sink in case you want to
rent the second floor. Take AS bus from
the Navy Yard or drive out Alabama ave
to Angler place, turn in Angler place. 9
blocks to Bruce place; priced at only
S6,95 on easy terms. Open. Don't for
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 N. Y Ave. NV Realtors MA. 97e7
50Ol East CapitoI ST Lincoln 354n
Evening star., 1942-03-01
COLORED.

1743 Ist ST. NV
rooms, bath, brick, h-w.h: S695O.
a. B. B. ToRRE REALTY CO.,
1925 N. Capitol ST. HO 200.
COLORED-1lthA AND STs. NV.
s,9 r;o = b. oil burner; 1st comm. zone;
400 block. Of N. Y ave. n.w.-II r., 2
b., elec;,, unheated: $4,000 cash.
| 400 block OF M st. n.w.-11 rms, b.,
NV n, cleo: $3.50.
l400 blk. OF Girard ST. ne r., b.,
Nv r. cleo, gar; $3.50: $3.50 cash,
b., elec.; $3.50.
,o GUY TIMER,
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S13 $50
ONLY ONE LEFT

GEORGE MASON GREEN co.
2S40 WILSON BLVD, ARLINGTON. VA
CHI. 1888. GLEBE O322 EYES
Evening star., 1942-03-01
LYON VILLAGE.

years old, 3 large bedrooms, 2 baths and 8
large closets on End floor. Very large
living room with fireplace and built-in
bookcases, screened porch, dining room,
large kitchen with breakfast alcove, maid 5
room and bath in basement. Corner lot,
beautifully handicapped and heavily wooded
Only S12,750. Call OWNER, Glebe 2337
Evening star., 1942-03-01
ROOMING HOUSE

NEAR G. P. o.
This 26-ft. brick home contains IL i'm
nense rooms 1la baths. oil h.-w.h., full
basement. 2-car garage; fully rented;
$4,000 cash. balance in first trust. Call
Mr.. La Vine.
r. A. HUMPHREYS.
sos NJ Capitol Realtor Ma $3.50.
Evening star., 1942-03-01

Colored-Beautiful 5th st. home mr. new
NE Market 8 r.; h.-w;h.: 2;car garage;
yard. Liberal terms. An unusual home at
this price. A. w. Stephens, Decatur 1162.
Evening star., 1942-03-01
COLORED.
OIIR WEEKIX DOIIRI Z /.

OUR WEEKLY DOUBLE:
~ Only $3.50 down. rest like rent; g.
I'M brick tile bath. automatic heat, auto
matte not water, recreation room, hard
porch, nice yard, conveniently located.
% Apt. house. 3 families, completely
Separate; oll neat, centrally located; in
Near 2nd and w n.w-Nice neighbor-
h{Ss hood v. rms tile bath. brick. h.-w,h..
Near 18th and nw-S rms, bath. .
aao0rs' as' h-W.h, metal garage: only $500
Near. 11th and Girard NV rms
path h.-w.h, full cellar; S6.95O: cash,
700 block Fairmont n.w.-6 rms, bath.
h.-Wh.; S6,500; only $500 down
ifoO oiock 18th n.w:-6 rms. bath, h.
W.h.' Semi-detached: $500 down.
JOHN p MURCHISON,
Republic 1928. 1881 N Hampshire Ave. N W,
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3815 WARREN ST. NV

semi-detached brick home, six rooms,
bath, oil heat, brick garage, recreation
5519 3Oth PL. NV.
Detached brick home six large rooms.
bath. hot-water heat. bult-in garage
beautiful residential section. S10,560. In
spection by appointment
Evening star., 1942-03-01
CENTER HALL.
so Ann

fully wooded lot Two large bedrooms and
bath on second floor. Living room with
fireplace: pine-paneled den, dining room
and kitchen, screened porch. full basement,
attached garage. slate roof, oil heat. Tenn
pie 5597, Temple 1884
Evening star., 1942-03-01

Colored-Investment: income ST s5 month
nr. new House once Bldg; 13 r., 3 baths,
auto. oil heat; semi-det, perfect condition
throughout: terms. North 1909.
Evening star., 1942-03-01
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FURNISHED 6-RM. sEMI-DETACHED,
year old. reasonable 3316 Baker st. ne.
near BenninR I'd. and 34th SITS. FIR 0029.
53O1 ROOSEVELT ST.. BETHESDA. Md
Owner transit: Groom brick. 2h baths;
new. occupied mos. Restricted area.
Evening star., 1942-03-01
ARLINGTON-S7500

7-room white frame bungalow; oil h.-w
heat, fireplace. screened porch. basement.
Large fenced yard. Garage. Restricted.
Terms CH 6S0S
Evening star., 1942-03-01

Colored-The buy of a lifetime. mr.. 2Ist
and Benninp rd. Semi-det., practically
new 6-rm. house. Recreation rm oil heat.
built-in gar, modernistic kit. beautiful
bath PATH open ireplace. Venetian blinds.
Evening star., 1942-03-01
DUPLEX BARGAIN.

Nearly new two-story brick building,
each floor contains fve large rooms and
tile bath; large back porches with laun
dry room for each apt; automatic oil INV.
heat; price. $3.50 with $4,000 cash; rare
bargain in Silver Spring district.
SILVER SPRING R. E CO SH 1852
Evening star., 1942-03-01

Fine Homes in Arlington.
We have several nne homes in Country
club section. ranging from .S14,500 to
S21,450. Your inspection is invited.
Kicker Properties, Inc,
Cor. Courthouse Rd. and Wilson Blvd.
CHI. 0999. OK. 0511.
Evening star., 1942-03-01
$50 DOWN,

$50 monthly payments will enable you to
own your home. This detached house
with large lot contains 1s-ft. porch for
summer comfort, spacious living rm., 2
Finished stairway to End f. and full base
ment.. 25 min. to downtown Washington
Nr. schools, shopping districts, etc.
TO REAOH-Out Lee hwy n mile be-
yond Falls Church traffic light, turn left at
Peaseway Homes sign on Cavelier trail.
Sat. and Sun, Falls Church 1910; week
Evening star., 1942-03-01

Colored-Nr. 18th and 9 sts.-e r.. oil
heat. hardwood floors; newly decorated il
THos. W. PARKS CO.
2o7 Florida Ave. NV. DE. 1160.