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Evening star., 1942-01-05
Mrs. J. w. Griess Dies

BOSTON, Jan. S IP.-Mrs Justin
w. Cries., ~, socially prominent
dog fancier. died Saturday at the
Phillips House of the Massachusetts,
General Hospital after q short ILL
ness. With her husband, she oper-
ated the Salmagundi Kennels, which
produced some OF the Nations best
known show dogs.
Evening star., 1942-01-05
Sondusky Paper to Drop
Its Sunday Edition
~ the Associated Press.

Sy the Assoclatfd Press
SANDUSKY, Ohio, Jan. 5.-The
Sandusky Register -Star-News will
discontinue its Sunday edition af-
ter January 18, Publisher Dudley A.
White announces. 1t will continue
as q daily evening paper.
Mr.. White said the 24-page Sum
day edition had averaged less than
600 inches of advertising a week,
and that wartime conditions had
brought increases in production
costs. Mr.. White recently was called
to active duty as Navy officer.
Evening star., 1942-01-05

BERN, Switzerland, Jan. S fR.-
Reports from Finland today indi-
Gated there is growing discomfort
with the country's continued par
ticipation In the war on Germany's
side.
The Stockholm correspondent of
the National Zeitung Of Basel said
this dissatisfaction was especially
rife among workers who were ex-
periencing difficulties because Of
food and supply shortages. y.
Criticisms are, raised against the
ambitions of the military high COM
mand to create q greater Finland" ("
the correspondent wrote to the
Swiss newspaper. The opinion is
growing that an agreement with
Russia to settle the war and frontier
questions under honorable condi-
tions would now be found much
easier" 49,.
Evening star., 1942-01-05
Doto on Purchases Ordered

A new order issued by the Fire
Minister of Supplies empowers pur-
chasers to demand from a trader q
signed statment giving particulars
Of the purchase, including the price
charged.
Evening star., 1942-01-05
Mayor La Guordio Answers
Criticism of Dual Role

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Mayor La
Guardia, listing steps taken to
prepare the civilian population of
New York City against possible war
catastrophe, asserted yesterday
there had been a mountain of
accomplishments"
In statement answering recent
criticism of his dual role as head
of the Nations largest city and
national director of civilian de-
fense. the Mayor disclosed that 509,-
ITO residents here had been en-
rolled for volunteer emergency work
OF these, the report said 156,996
had been trained for special duty
and another 163.752 were in train
ing. Others have been assigned to
tasks which require no special train
ing, such as knitting and bandage
rolling.
The Emergency Medical Service,
the report added. had established
field units in 80 hospitals AL pre-
pared for action"
The Mayor said that great prog
ress" had been made, despite mis-
leading criticism" because "of the
almost two years of preparation and
planning"
Evening star., 1942-01-05
Deliveries Suspended

A distillery that shipped hundreds
OF gallons of water from Loeb
Katrine, In Scotland. to London by
rail for whisky making, has agreed
to suspend shipments until after the
war,
Evening star., 1942-01-05
Missing Persons

IhOSe h0OtnQ tnJOTmQttOn |
concerning persons reported
missing should communicate
NTH the Public Relations Squad
of the Police Department, Ma
tional 1000.
Nancy Mohme, alias Eliza Pea
body, IS, S feet 3 inches, ll2 pounds,
brown eyes. light brown curly hair,
mole on right upper lip, wearing
dark red coat, brown wool cap,
bright red gloves: missing from
Frederick, Md. since yesterday.
Movie Murphy, 26, colored, S feet
4 inches, 135 pounds, dark brown
skin, wearing a black coat, hat and
shoes; missing from 1888 Corcoran
street NV. since Saturday.
Thomas Clayton, Is, colored, 5
feet 8 inches, 1873 pounds, wearing
a green suit, gray topcoat, gray hat,
brown shirt, black shoes: missing
from 933 Delaware avenue S.W.
since Saturday.
Evening star., 1942-01-05

SCHOOLS Shirley def the
the cannotaf rd
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tContinUed from First PageD
ton Of war, the Russians evacuated
the Hango fort and peninsula and
they were reoccupied by the Firms.
Growing Unrest Over War
Reported in FinIond
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Firms

Continued From First Page)
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Sc

LYON VILLAGE SECTION
II you are looking for home not new
but an excellent value in good condition.
So!ve the tire, gas and auto problem then
TINS corner bungalow will do it: 3 nicely
arranged rooms plus den or Bird bedrm
beautiful floors, large storage attic with
stairway. dry basement, laundry tubs: at
tractive lot. screened in with Towering
hedee; block lOc bus, blocks TO ex-
ceuent shopping center and schools; only
70 minutes TO city. Quick action needed.
owner must sell. terms arranged.
CHAMBERS Il TALLMAN
25l9 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va OF, pson
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| 800.

Attractive 7-room brick suburban home
on an acre miles from Washington. Built
about years ago. this house has such
desirable construction features as copper
piping. copper guttering, slate roof. large
basement oil heat. weather stripping and
insulation. On the first floor are large
kitchen equipped with range and refriger-
ator lavatory and den. On the second
floor are three bedrooms and bath. A
quality house for sale only because of
owners transfer. So 500 down, bal. 81 90
per mo. See MASON HIRST, Annandale.
Va. at the end of Columbia Pike. Phone
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$500.

We are proud TO offer this attractive
Arlington all brick home Just . years old.
excellent condition and construction; fur
red walls. insulated weather stripped;
lovely rooms. full tiled bath. fully equip
hnlshed as .clubroom; fun dry basement.
OIL air-conditioned heat, porches 1
screened: car gsrase: located in WASH
blocks l0c bus, excellent shopping center
and school Must be sold. quick action
needeo. substantial cash REQUIRED. low
CHAMBERS & TALLMAN.
Gol9 wilson Blvd. Airing ton. Va Gil $500.
OK I-pI
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COUNTRY CLUB SECTION

ARLINGTON-Brand new center hall brick
Colonial; 6 spacious rooms: 2i2 baths; cor
ner lot over 100 #. frontage;. restricted
you can buy this home far less than older
homes are being quoted at; Drive out to
drive out Glebe road to $500 north. or
about 50. north Of Wash. Golf and
Country Club; see sign and turn left so.
on Little Falls road TO property.
KEITH D BRUMBACK.
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FALLS CHURCH. VA

S13.950-216 Forest drive Exclusive
Broadmont; charming stone Williamsburg
Colonial. Just completed: on large wooded
homes: : rooms. baths, psneied library W
breakfast room. living room with stone
fireplace, dining room and au-ste7l kitchen
with Monel sink and counter: 3 bed
rooms and bath 2nd floor; large screened
porch, open faestone terrace. beautiful
Vermont slate roof and built-in garage.
FRAND II. MALICE, owner and builder.
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DELIGHTFUL ESTATE.

acres. 14-room house. 10 bedrms.
baths. approx. 222-ft frontage on 3
streets: ground surrounded with beautt-
ful maple trees and shrubbery an ideal
location especially suited for country
nor, nome & or nursery; for quick sale. priced at
S24.oOo: terms can be arranged Inspec-
ton invited. 2o1 Great Falls road. Fails
Shqrch Va q blk, from State. Theater)
RAY BARNEY, Realtor. Exclusive Agent,
Vienna 2iS or Temple 31SS
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

1859 COL. RID. NV.
Semi-detached brick with large lot Is
sleeping rooms baths, oil heat, 3-car
garage; excellent condition; income. $500
per month. Good cash payment desired.
RA 5000
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
5-RooM FRAME HOUSE, NO IMPROVE
ments; 2-acre lot; Arlinston Co: S4,s5o;
modern conv.; a acre sround; trees and
shrubbery price. $4,000; 500 cash. $45
per month Also small house on =. acre
If soid fosese oe ase i0r
miles from Falls Church. Call Walls
NEW ,5-RM.. BATH BUNGALOW; on
heat: lse. insulated attic; nice lot. OWN
SMALL 5-RooM HOUSE; H-wH, or
burner all modern conv; acre ground;
trees end stream; Vienna. Va. II miles
per per- month can Fails Church ' s5s9 SSsd'' "
ARLINGTON-S6,5O0 $500 DOWN
Five-room asbestos Shngle bungalow.
furnished, fireplace, full basement. attic.
Chestnut 5941.
PARKWAY. e7th AND SOUTH GLEBE RID,
ed, close TO new Army and Navy buildings;
Only bus eW left s55o shoqa bo hGsSS esSS
daily until . pm. See Mr. Mahoney.
N. c. HINES & SONS Inc. Exclusive Asts,
500 Lee Highway. Chestnut 244O.
5-ROOM FRAME HOUSE ELECTRICITY.
full views in Montgomery County; 81 800;
possession 10 days.
Two-story frame, stucco all improve
ments. including oil heat; beautiful yard
with large oaks; several most unusual
holly trees; rock garden, lily pond. at
tractive location; walking distance to r.r,:
nearly acre Of land; possession TO suit;
$500.
Semi-bungalow. all improvements. dou-
BILE garage. large chicken houses and brood
er house; immediate possession; $4,000.
Groom semi-bungalow. all improve
ments pipeless heater. possession 80 days;
S4,150.
Broom bungalow, electricity and base
ment. hard road. acre of land; immedi-
ate possession; $1,000
G-Toom BUNGALOW electricity, hard road
acres of land S3.5OO.
2-story. six-room frame. electricity hard
road; $4,000
- acres splendid blue grass meadow
large stream. some woodland. excellent
spring TO supply the 5-room frame housa,
which, with a little work can be made
very attractive place immediate possess
sion; > miles TO railroad; :! 900.
FRED B. CUSHMAN
$40 Frederick Ave. Gaithersburg, Md.
Telephone Gaithersburg 299
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

45 MILES WEST OF WASHINGTON ON
Route Z. facing golf club-Frame house
and 3 acres: 8 large rooms and bath, town
water, all improvements. large lawn, nice
trees and shrubbery, beautiful view Of
mountains; garage and stable. pasture for
horse. S. c. HIRST. Purcellville, Va H.
NEAR sUTTLAND, MD-VACANT. 5 RMS.
and bath cottage; lot 75xl90 price $500;
terms, $500 cash balance monthly.
w. A HIT. Owner, Hillside 0610.
Cor. Marlboro Pike and Sutland Rd IL
FALLS CHURCH SUBURBAN HOME. CITY
conv., rms. oil h.-w.h insul. over u
acre. flowers, shrubs and vegetable garden,
chicken house, lruit trees: nr. bus, stores,
schools: on quiet. shaded street; $500.
Phone Falls Church 3092-W.
NEARLY NEW .7-ROOM BRICK; OIL
heat. baths. library or den. Price,
Slu.250 Call Chestnut 35Gl
ARLINGTCN-5-R ROOM SEMI-DETACHED
home completely furnished except refg.
at door, loc fare. GIL. 0094. No agents.
$3.50 CASH. BALANCE LIKE RENT 20
minutes from downtown Brand-new
white Cape Cod bungalow two bedrooms.
fun basement and nd oaic attic ,s-acre corner
one mile to West ST., left one block TO
Ellison St. right to last house on right
corner Fowler ST. Open afternoons only
LINGToN-s-ROOM HOUSE; ELEC-
tricity. bath, h.-wh.: close to school
store. bus; sale, exchange for farm. CHI
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GROOM BUNGALOW.
This older type house located in Ar
lington will appeal to the family who
wants space, there are large rooms, ba tn
and storage attic equipped Kitchen hot
water heat; lear garage and lot S0x12O
with large shade trees; located 1 blk. from
10c bus and close to shopping and schools;
price, $3.50; terms.
THOS. G.. MAGRUDER co.
2051 Wilson Blvd. GL. 3434. CHI. 3131.
TRANSFERRED.
Lyon Village. va-3-bedroom house
Open for inspection Sunday afternoon:
price and terms will be right. 1907 N.
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coLoRED-DETACHED RMS, B.. >
porches; ami; 50Yl50; owner must sell
At one. reasonable. North 4019
COLoRED--6 ROOMS. BATH H-WR.
po-chc~: garage; S6.5o0: 81 coo cash. bal
ance like rent. AID. l5I2. Eyes. and
Snu, NO 4Gl1
&C. CRED -. :: GROOM .2AMES, NV
s'ctlon, $500; terms. r. W. HORAD.
Michigan 762G.
CCLOPED - ATTENTION PHYSICIANS
dentists homeseekers, investors room
home W"ll planned. hi n ceilings. electric
ity, sturdiy constructed; oil burner or Goa.
automatic 69-Ral storase tank. excellent
condition throughout. First floor. large
bright llYing rm.. reception rm. with WIN
COW, dining rm large kitchen and porch
Second foor, 4 large, bright bedrms., large
bath. inclosed glass and screen porch
Third floor. 3 large. bright bedrms., large
bath, kitchen. complete apt: inclosed
screened porch Cellar full-length, laun-
dry trays; double-car garage: wide alley
good NV. section. near churches. schools,
shoppins center, streetcar and BUS lines;
A real buy at only Sl0,a5n. terms: 81 500
cash, balance monthly To inspect, call
RUSSELL j MOORE exclusive agent, HO
s712. Sunday and weekdays. 1916 l4th
st. NV.
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IN THE BEAUTIFUL SHENANDOAH VAL
ley of Virginia, on Route No. /. and 80
miles from Washington, D. c.; good
going lunchroom on the highway and an
eight-room house on a pretty knoll, sur
rounded by fruit and shade trees, with Is u
acres of land and apple orchard; also
chicken and brooder houses. barn etc ;
price, $4,000. (Will consider trade)
At Clifton Station, about % miles from
Washington. 49 acres Of woodland. 4-room
house, electricity; plenty Of water all
around; finest place to raise chickens, hogs,
pigeons, etc: price. $3.50.
JOSEPH REIBLE, Agent. OK. 0515.
10Nk N Garfield St. Arlington. Va.
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2O-ACRE ESTATE.
IL Miles From Penn. Ave.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MD
s-room house. modern. oil heat large
hreplaces, 5-room bungalow, large store
house, barns and poultry house: private
water supply. with 500-gallon reservoir:
land ready for cultivation $4,000 Nav
be seen by appointment VIM. F. CARL1N.
S115 Ga. ave. Silver Spring
LESS THAN $1,000.
Nearby Va. bet > bus lines, a spacious
6-room, bungalow. brick, oil heat $50 per
mo- with reasonable cash payment will
paw principal. insurance and taxes.
On a secluded lot yet accessible. "a
acre OF ground. a 6-room modern frame
For quick results. less than $1,000
S6.250.
6-room asbestos shingle, INV h, large
grounds and shade.
S45oO
6-room frame 2-story. not modern, very
convenient location. terms.
COLLINS & PRICE.
1926 Wilson Boulevard. Glebe 1893.
Open Sunday
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EXCEPTIONAL VALUES,

Airing ngton-Brick. / yr. old. corner lot;
price, $4,000: st floor contains large
kitchen; ind floor, 3 real bedrooms .
baths and generous closet space; bright
full basement with lavatory and toilet
storage room and ample space for recrea-
ton room; attached garage.
Beverley Hills-Brick, corner lot; price.
S10.500; on the first floor you have a
large studio living room. dining room,
breakfast nook. kitchen and porch leading
on of living room; on the 2nd floor you
have Q bedrooms with extra-large cedar
lined closets. and bath also you have
full basement, finished recreation room
trees and shrubbery.
VIRGINIA REALTY CO.. IA. 1918.
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S36
MONTHLY BUYS

Brand-new 5-room solid brick. tiled bath.
tull basement. auto: heat; no gas worry.
bus | block, 10 minutes downtown. In
spection, call MR.. ARRANGE. Temple 273O.
ARLINGTON-3 PRACTICALLY NEW B.
bedroom brick homes, modern in every
respect best built homes in Arlington;
garage; ] in 10c bus zone: $1,000 cash,
COW. terms.
IOCEpu AZ pDEILEHvrL
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT

NEW 6-RM;. BRICK. HOUSE IN Ex-
ATTRACTIVE VIRGINIA HOMES RMS,
auto. hit large corner lot; bus; rent with
option to buy; S125 month; out Mt. Yer
rd., right to Fort Hunt I'd, left l block
TO County rd 1902. left blocks to Co
I'd 1904, right l block to rambling white
house on corner: restricted
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2-FAMnY CAPE COD BRICK
Mr.. UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
Ind FLOOR RENTED AT S45 MO.
1st floor has rooms, bath, large
porch, w auto. heat. fireplace, built-in
garage. in good neighborhood.
PRICE, S9.45O. TERMS,
A. H SEIDENSPINNER. REALTOR,
sO37 Bait. Blvd, Riverdale. Md.
WA. 1893. WA. 1910.
4.0O0-S30O CASH. $40 MO.
6r, BATH cleo, gas: close to everything.
EVANSVILLE HILLS.
6-r. brick, insulated, h.-w.h., oil burner,
cleo. hwd. floors. large basement, brick
garage. | block bus $500. tsrms.
Erwin REALTY CO.. call Hyattsville 0334.
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AolIsEs E0R SAlE

coLoRED-12 ROOMS 8 BATHS: AMI:
good NV. roomine house section; S12.
terms. R. w H0RAD. Michigan 1926.
coLoRED-6 ROOMS H.-wH.; ANIL;
RAD. Michigan 1923.
6-rm; frame; zoned 2nd comm: $3.50 down
bal. like rent. Ma 140S or RA l161.
REFINED CoLoRED FINE SECTION.
cconv. TO everyth.: : r., > k, IA b.. . pchS
large yard. auto. coal h, h.-w.h.; price,
$3.50. IRA LICHTIG. MA s94a
COLORED-2136 sth ST Nw.-.-SToRY.
6-rm. frame; zoned 2nd comm; $3.50 down,
bal. like rent. MA. l40s or RA. 116l.
SoLoREDr DrlIth AND T SITS. NV R.
S!0,500: 5000 cash
400 blk. OF Que st. nw-1I r, b..
extra @ toilet; h.-w.h,, oil burner; Sll.500.
KenilvorJh. 45oa Douglas st. n.e.-5
rms; eiec-' gas, outside toilet; $500 cash
1928 you sG5UXX guy II TINNER nortn 400
FOR CoLoRED.)
Beautiful nine-room home and bath.
full basement. nice lot; rented now by good
tenants at S65 per month: easy terms Call
INC, 1924 14th st. NV.
CoLoRED-1o r., 3 BATHS; H.-W.H.:
eIec. Park I'd, nr. 1th; terms. NO. 1909
Colored--Nr; Georgia awe large rms.
suitable families; this lovely home has .
kitchens. baths; double Rarage< only
S6,15O terms. Lincoln 1868.
Colored--Columbia rd nv, mr., reser-
voir-Beautiful 6,rm. house; oak floors;
on heat only $500 down. balance monthly
Mr.. Brown, North 1920
Colored-6 r.. tile bath; oil heat: terms
srraneed Call Mr.. Vincent Thomas
Colored-Nr. 18th and Fairmont SIS
j. r. 3 tile baths; oil heat. hardwood
hoorS; an unusual home: ideal location:
terms. Gail Mr.. Stephens. Decatur ! 80
-, G. ,ored-Nr. 10th and Que NV r
TIE path: h.-w,h.: good condition through
owl; only 5000 Mr.. Dickens. Decatur
33S2. Decatur ll6l.
Colored-Nr. 1st and Que sts-G large
rms h.-Wh.; elec; excellent condition.
terms; ONLY $3.50.
THOS. w. PARKS CO
ria. ave NV. Decatur 1If0.
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ARLINGToN-s-ROOM HOUSE ELEC-
tricity bath, h-wh: close to school
store. bus sale. exchange for farm. CHI
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LOOK AND LISTEN .

Civilian Government employees and Army
officers. from owner to you, a big bargain;
large brick house, completely modernized
and redecorated and other features slate
u acres cultivated land. Drive out from
Alexandria to Fort Hunt rd. miles to
sign, turn right at sign > blocks to house.
Owner on premises from am. to pm.
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BEST BUY.

81 $50 worth $4,000; rooms and bath.
places. large. dry cellar Uange and re-
btT,seTTator bns Tn. bulIt-in ssrase, large lot: on
S33 so mo. Hyatt. O462 Eve, WA eTOS.
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22l1 Lawrence ST. n.e.-Detached brick
tex home. rooms and bath. in good con-
dition; h.-v.h.; lot 25xl42; near cars;
$3.50.
1904 18th st. n.e-2-family brick home.
rooms. baths. h.-w h. built-in garage;
near bus, stores, schools; $3.50.
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD,
DE D31I.
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(FOR COLORED)
S1.45O-FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT.
Beautiful nineroom home and bath
tenants at S65 per month: easy terms Cali
MI: Bosze, GE. 6179. WAPLE e. JAMES,
INC. np4 11th ct
Evening star., 1942-05-10
INTERESTING OFFERS.

nv Z I1V1IO Z 11N0 OI T IItO.
Franklin Park-1-roo cabin, drilled
well, apple trees lot 100x225, fine old
shade trees: asking S1,75O
rooms. 2 baths, 2 kitchens large lot,
WASHINGTON boulevard, Clarendon section:
S105OO.
Modern 5-room frame BUNGALOW. Lyon
Park, $4,000; needs $1,000 or more cash.
c. w. CLEVER CO..
1123 Irving ct Arlipotop
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CoIored-Nr. lst and Que stS.--f large
rms; NV h; elec.; excellent condition:
terms; ONLY S5.gJu
THOS w PARKS CO
~ rlt. Ave. Nv Decatur 100
Evening star., 1942-05-10

TO SETTLE AN ESTATE, BRICK AND
stucco mouse, LIST f.. living rm with fire.
place. . bedrooms full bath. dining rm
kit. glassed-in and screened-in front
porch ScrGened-in back porch music rm..
late model elec. range and refg. I'd H.. -
bedrooms. fun bath, large attic. storage
space; basement finished recreation
summer-winter hookup; very economical;
3 acres of ground, flowers, apple orchard,
beautiful grove Of oak and dogwood trees,
open fireplace with picnic table and
benches; large hen house. wired-in runs;
gasoline lawn mower, 2-car garage. IO1
West Saul rd, Chevy Chase View. Md.
blks. to Conn. ave. bus. l II miles north
Of Chevy Chase Lake; cow. to new Naval
Hospital Open any time after am
Sunday. Offers given consideration Direc-
tions: Come out Conn. ave. to Saul rd,
turn left TO sign on propert1-
Evening star., 1942-05-10
RAPID TRANSIT.

DETACHED BRICK-CH: CHI: D. c..
Just OF Nebraska ave. and Utah ave,-A
charming home of six rooms, bath, recrea-
ton room, rear living porch, oil heat. elec.
refe, 1st-h. den, garage, lot 40xl 10: this
is an exceptional buy for the location
environment and quality Of home. Eve.
or Sun. phone CO. S166 M. Owen.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
roo 15tb ST Realtor MA 0153
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Mr.. NEW NAVY BLDG

Practically new 5-rm. semi-detached
brick. large corner lot, oil heat; bus
passes door: $1,000. Chestnut 57la.
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UNIVERSITY Park MD

rooms, all brick. oil heat. large
porcheS; large wooded lots. Out University
LIST pl and Tennyson ROLES A co,
WarAeld 6S5s
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
SEE THESE BARGAINS

Near U. of Md.-Finest finish. eouip.
ment; Il mo. old: low as sa3 or s4s mo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15
Gods Of Wyoming U Win
intercollegiate Cue Title

CHICAG GO "Sagebrush
Sals'-daughters of the wild
west of a bygone era - won
the championship of the first
annual women's intercollegiate
pocket billiard tournament to-
day for the University of
Wyoming.
The tournament was con-
Quoted on a Geographic basis
by the Billiard Association of
America and results were re-
leased here.
The Wyoming goods. who
early in life showed more Of
an inclination TO follow their
fathers to the corner pool hall
than to remain at home be-
hind MONS skirt, compiled an
aggregate of .5s points to win
their title.
The west they represented
differed from that glamorized
by Tom Mix in silent movies.
The competition wasn't in a
dim-lit. smoke-filled room but
in the academic atmosphere
of college recrestional hall.
Still when coed softly said.
"the six ball in the side pock-
ct" the chances are that 1t
dropped.
The conversion of goods into
billiard enthusiasts was the
result of 10 years of mission
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15
Church League
Schedule Out

The Church Softball league gets
away next Tuesday and Thursday
with seven teams in action.
First Covenant and First Luth-
eran will clash at p. m. on next
Tuesday. while First Baptist and
the Visitation church will meet at
7:15 p. m. on the same day. Luther
Memorial and Central Baptist will
meet at p. m. on Thursday. while
the Phanlax club of the Y will
have bye at 7:15 p. m.
The schedule for the rest of the
first round of play, as announced
by League President Ralph Lind
quist, follows:
May 26-6 p. m. Luther Me-
mortal VS.. First Covenant: IT'S
p. m. First Lutheran VS.. Central
Baptist. May as p. m. Vista
ton Church VS.. Phalanx Club: IT'S
p. m, First Baptist VS.. bye. June
IS p. m. Phalanx Club VS.. Cen
trail Baptist; 7:15 p. m, First Bap-
fist VS.. First Covenant. June A.
s p. m, First Lutheran VS.. Vista
ton Church: 7:15 p. m, Luther
Memorial VS. bye. June e-6 p. m.
Luther Memorial VS.. Phalanx Club:
7:15 D. m. First Covenant VS.. Visi-
tation Church. June 1t P. m.
First Baptist VS.. First Lutheran;
T:15 p. m, Central Baptist VS..
bye June is p. m, Central
Baptist VS.. Visitation Church;
7:l5 p. m. First Baptist VS.. Luther
Memorial June 1s-6 p. m. First
Lutheran VS.. Phalanx Club: IT'S
p. m. First Covenant VS.. bye
June 23-6 p. m. Luther Memorial
VS.. First Lutheran; 7:15 p. m.
First Covenant VS.. Phalanx Club
June 25-6 p. m. First Baptist VS.
Central Baptist; 7:15 p. m. Visi
tation Church VS.. bye. June so
p. m. Luther Memorial VS.. Nisi-
tation Church. 7;l5 p. m. First
Baptist vs.. Phslanx Club. July ?
s y. m. First Covenant vs., Central
Baptist: T:15 P. m. First Lutheran
VS.. bye.