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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
MoUed Family

Bach has moved his family TO
Pittsburgh and will keep them
there until he gets settled. He
returned home Saturday night.
Joe attended one of The Detroit
T m es downtown quarterback
luncheons last fall. His team was
here to play the University OF
Detroit. Joe was member of the
Notre Dame line that played
ahead OF the famed Four Horse
men. He went 10 Duquesne with
Elmer Layden and succeeded FL
mer when the latter was shifted
TO Notre Dame. Later he coached
the Pittsburgh Steelers and Nj
agara University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Photo by Times star PhotoEra pher

'Bill and George Clark put on
some great fights In the anna
teurs. George always was tough
for Bill, however. After his
fights at Arena Gardens we lost
track Of Bill. think he later
worked as a guard at the Edison
plant out on East Jefferson"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

ample size as the show is cut into
halves.
About 50 per cent of the dogs
will be Judged on Saturday when
only those breeds will be benched
All best Of breeds will remain but
the others 60 home that night
and on Sunday morning the other
half will show up for their turn
in tho ring
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Harris and Carideo
May Coach Iowa

Jim Harris and Frank Carideo,
two Notre Dame graduates, are
expected TO take over the coach
ing duties of DR.. Eddie Anderson
while the Iowa football coach is
In the army. He was commits
stoned n major in the medical
COPS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Hard to Keep

"OHr record wasn't so hot but
no college coach will ever COM
plain about his material after
coaching n year at camp. The
boys would be out a couple Of
days and then shifted along to
another camp. Or they'd get a
leave or detail and miss games.
But IL was great for the boys
and everybody had a lot Of fun"
At present Bach is without I
football connection.
But 1 would like to get con-
nected II there II football" He
conferred with Gus Dorais, the
new coach of the Lions. but it
was strictly an informal talk.
81 would take a pro post IL
offered. / have coached both I'm
colleges and I'm the pro league
and / like them both"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Radios in Fire Towers

The state conservation depart
ment has two-way short-wave
radios in 1877 fire towers and 60
officers cars, and Ia fixed stations
for district headquarters are on
order.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Recreation Gage League

SCHEDULE FOR THIS SUNDAY
AT KRONK
Arthur's VS.. Cadillac. at p m. (exhi-
bitionD. Auto Club vs.. JaglowieE, at s 80
p. m.
AT FRANKLIN
Trotaus W. Brewster. AZ $50 p. m
East Side Gear vs.. Continental Local No.
$50 AZ p m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Obedience Test

Next dog training session Of the
Greater Detroit Dog Training Club.
1904 Woodrow Wilson avenue, will
be held at 1850 p. m, February Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

Staging a comeback, BONNER
won over Mickey Benson in 10
rounds in March. Then later he
dropped n decision 10 Reuben
Saunders in Saginaw.
After winning from Harold An
derson, BONNER was beaten by
George Sutka. Both Of these
bouts were held at Arena Gardens.
BONNER was n rough. tough
fighter, one OF the best of the
amateurs around these parts"
Ed ODoc) Casey Of the state
boxing board recalled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

The Michigan SportSman's As
ISOLATION of Royal Oak will hold
their open stakes. all age and
derby puppies field trial. Sunday
at their trial headquarters. L. A.
Young Stables. Nine-Mile road and
road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Helpful History

he fact that through the years
%er favoriteS have been ground
h the dust of Churchill Downs
M2.rnore than they have won was
only consolation OF horsemen
Ing other eligibles as they set
| Il conditioning their charges
| he spring campaign.
Hialesh. Blue Swords. under
| eye of Walter Kelley, trainer
Allen Simmons, is Looping
high deserted stretch-still
l rom Derby condition, but get
the slow, careful prep that
| ners give q horse when shoot
] for a big stake. The Simmons
rs expected 10 rank as second
ice at about 5 10 l when Car
] formally opens his book few
.eks hence.
Devils Thumb. who joined the
ont ranks OF the 2-year-olds last
august at Saratoga when he won
I've successive stakes. Is at Aiken.
). C., repeatedly fully recovered
rom an ankle injury which
'orced him off the track last fall.
rhe Devil carries the red and
white silks OF w. F.. Boeing and
ooks like a certain third choice in
he early betting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
ABOUT DOGS: Donate Dog Show Profits to WAGS

Election of 1913 officers and final
check for obedience trials sched-
uled.
The Detroit Doberman's Sports
men Club will hold their next
meeting. February 20, Carl Sines,
president of the club, announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Big RecreatiOnal Area
Near Detroit Planned

ton is not just a wartime problem
but rather one that will some day
have to be met. Up until now.
most of the conservation depart-
ment's monies were spent in
Northern Michigan with very little
being done for the people in the
southern part of the state.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

Dog show this week. Boston
will hold their annual show Febru-
AIRY 81 and o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

Wnen the conservation COfnIIllS-
sion voted last week to ask the
Legislature for an appropriation
of 100000 per year for the next
five years and to supplement that
money with 100000 out of their
own pocket from game protection
funds for the purchase of recrea-
tional centerS in the southeastern
part of the state, they were no
doubt thinking of the millions of
people in this section who virtu-
ally are deprived of bathing
beaches and public fishing and
hunting grounds.
p. J. HoffmaSter, director OF the
Michigan conservation department,
who has led the fight to- purchase
the $4,000 acres of woods, fields,
lakes and streams within an hours
drive or bus ride of downtown
Detroit, today has the full APP
prevail of Governor Harry F.
Kelly. Hoffmaster has recon-
mended purchase by the state of
26 areas located in a rough semi
circle around Detroit. The near
est is Is miles from the heart of
Detroit and the farthest is within
60 miles.
The total acreage within the
proposed boundaries is 154, 900. OF
this, the state hopes to acquire IS
per cent with each area varying
in size from 1000 to $4,000 acres.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Detroit Lays

That Detroit long has Jagged in
furnishing recreational areas is
seen in report comparing it with
other large cities of the country.
Only is square miles of the 5000
square miles in Detroit's environs
are publicly owned and available
for recreational facilities.
There is less than 3 of an acre
TO each 100 of land in the Detroit
area while in Boston there are
&c acres to each 100: in Cleve-
land, AZ, and in New York. where
land values are the highest, there
are 3.8 acres of park to each 100
acres within the area.
In asking the Legislature for the
appropriation Hoffmaster said the
need for recreational areas within
easy access of the populous sec
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Presents Problem


The influx during the last few
OF thousands of families
into Detroit w{ll present a real
problem during the next year OF
two as far as recreational facilities
are concerned. The crying need
at the moment is for publicly
owned lands near enough to be
reached quickly and easily.
The state now holds title to
some 100000 acres of land in
Northern Michigan, 100000 oil
which have been dedicated by the
conservation commission to public
use. Most of these areas are prac-
tically useless TO Detroiters who
can afford neither the time noI
the money to go north.
Buy Land Now
"An early start on the acqui-
sition program IL essential"
Hoffmaster said. rapid changes
are taking place and many Of
them in locations where recrea-
lions should be provided. Aban-
doned and rundown farms are
being bought up by city dwell
ers who are converting the
bHffd ings into year-around
homes" Hoffmaster said.
"More and more water 'front.'
age il being built up and closed
to the public and swamp lands
are being secured by private
hunting clubs with the result
that these areas may soon be
impossible to obtain for the en-
joyment OF the public.
"Areas can be made available
to the public as soon as they
can be acquired" Hoffmaster
concluded, "but the actual de-
velopment would probably de.
pend to a large extent upon an
anticipated. postwar public
works program"
Evening star., 1943-10-18

Built and occupied bv owner Who js
moving TO his farm. Immediate poss eSsion
tNGSt ATTRACTIVE BRICK, semtdotached. ;
droomS. hOt-watcr heat: splendid CON
dluon. PRICED FOR QUICK SALE. In
specnQn by appointment only
IHOS; f. FARRELL CO. Realtors.
81 Iehth 81. NV lonaI U565
. is ONTARIO RID. NV, RIGHT OFF
Columbia rd.-Nust b. sold for out-of-
Town owner ] rooms, } baths. completely
furnished. Price reduced TO SIl 900, IN
hr. RainP, AID 3gTq
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Exclusive Agent
lc24 IAN s. NV. DI. %2f6.
Evening star., 1943-10-18
HOUSES FOR SALE (cont.),
$3.50.

TAKOMA PARK. D. c.
Detached, nearly new brick home Of +
nice rooms, recreation room; completely
fedecorated. Located in a lovely neighbor-
mood and convenient TO stores and trans
portation. The house invites your imme-
diate INSPECTION.
DID x ST BETTZFIIl DI 2lnn
Evening star., 1943-10-18
LEGAL NOTICES,
FRED J. RICE, Attorney,

Investment Building.
eo he B sR4 Sha5eS GouRT F'eciF or fHE Gh
sIsc. NW s,sst MaEphy aS SsStSn
@ INVESTMENT Budinaeiv & f''e Action A5rornso. n.y.
absolute divorce on grounds Of a voluntary
separation for more than five consecutive
years year s.S On motion Of the plaintiff, # Is
that the defendant cause his appearance
70 pc entered herein on or before the
ffortieth ho,,day. day exclusive Of SUNDAYS and
wise, the cause will be proceeded with as
Of this order be, published once a week
,ngton hst Law Reporter snd the Evening Star
IETTs: Jnstics. lseaiJ Attest: nlcHifIIs cHhREEs
F STEWART, CLERK, BY EIEANoR, Z.
JACOB isli J. ( EAaFrF' s,Fsss NV Assorne''
Filed Oct. l. 1919 cisrfS Charles E. Stewart
vosg THE s7sss, Is E. 5sR 2 9F
bia-AL!cE e MORENO. Plaintiff, vs.
eA AcIan NO MoEEN3 6ss a this
plaintiff plaintiff AIiss MqTeno from ihs d.
srounds Of desertion On motion o, Of the the
Ia45 erdesd ! that M the dendant dsE o''SRsF &sr
celino T. Moreno, cause his appearance
to b.. entered herein on or before the
holidays; occurring after the day Of the
hrst publication of this order: otherwise
the cause will be proceeded with as in
case of default; Provided, a copy OF this
order be published once a week for three
successive weeks in the Washin@to2 Law
Eeporter and the Eyenlng Star before said
DAY, Isl EDWARD c. EICHER ChIcf
Justice. tSeal,l Attest. CHARLES z
STEWART Clerk. BY ELEANOR r JOBE,
Deputy Clerk octlII
Evening star., 1943-10-18
CAPE COD BRICK,
So G:50

hear or Silver Spring coay to ell buses.
$'oTes. movies ana main ahop9i~g Ccutors.
Living room With arcplsCg. dining room
and cc luxe kuChcn On f.s' floor, " bed
rooms with lie bath up, brslf-n raraC7
and hot-w&ter hCrt, Sla'c roof. s".0uO
cash. balance easy monthly payments.
CIlb,-,bo,, poar+., C1r ,,o,
Evening star., 1943-10-18
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

RoARD 30 OF zoNISG ADJUSTMENT
ing Will b. held by the Board OF zonlng
Adjustment in Room 500, District Build
ing, beginning az 1000 m. Wednesday.
October 81, l943, for The purpose of con-
sldering appeals filed under the provisons
Q; an At OF ConsreSs approved June 20
entitled An Act provlding for the zonlnS
OF the District o, Columbia. and thu regu-
lat!on of the location, height bulk anq
uses Of buildings and other structures and
Of the uses CT land in the District OF Co.
iumhia, and for other purposes and regu-
latlon. linnn promulgated .thereuqdeC 10 VII:
90. Appeal Of MIS-. Martha K. Garrett for
permission 10 estaollsh temporary room
4g 1pg house IN the "A. Restrlcted Area
Rs'5is5 hs SECOND oo7 % SIX
lot S, square 3I74. 995 Appeal OF Will
son A and Elizabeth NJ, Beall for permls-
house IN IT, AZ Rsstricted Area DiStrict GSi'tit
accommodating three persons on the Sec
ond Aoor and three, persons on the third
AJ3, SQUARE :12l, 996. Appeal of John
r. Prul;t for permission to establish a
temporary roomln2 house in the a. Re
persons on the first floor ten persons on
the SECOND floor and ten persons on the
- and 90. SQUARE re- 5654 h0 eSe aa Appeal Pc 10 Of
Harold C. and Am NJ BRYANT, owners. on
behalf Of Mrs. Blake, Harrison, lessee, for
catlonal institution in the "A" Restricted
4 Arsa ga Distriet al 2an7 RlttenhoHse Street
NV, y, lot 500 square S337 99S Appeal
lhe Nelghborhood Cleaners and Laundry
Asency, tenant. for permission 10 change
a nonGonlormlng use from grocery store
TO a cleaning and laundry agency at 1901
Florida Avenue NV, lot 100. square 2S6S
800. Appeal OF Harry Ostrinsky for per
house in the IA Restricted Area district.
accommodating six persons en- the second
fio9r fo9 az s3l Whittier Pace da NV, lots IS
David Barry Estate for variance from the
Slde-y requirements of the &C" Area
District to. permit erection of two-story
-. 1901 Appeal of j. H. Hirsch Tor a
Of he IRON Area she % per
5i004.5G6, ,5oes 10Th Street NV, lots IS:
N. Rosela Cole owner, on Behalf Hf' Of MaE- Il u
rlne S, Hale lessee, for permission to
fs.ahSh s hdaae mp eemns ana a..
second, floor; At 1904 l7th Street E. lot
Gass M Son. 4 H. o4 9o vsPspa. APpss Of ossP
lot occupancy and open court requirements
OF the &C. Area District to permit struc-
family VS. Of buiidins. at 456. $3.50 K
Street Aons, lots 4s a y sand and $685.
Of the e. Area District to permit struc-
tural alterations to apartment use of a
portion of the improvements at COS o
Street, NV. lot s73, square Az 1905.
Appeal Of Interstate Properties. Inc, owner
on behalf of Mrs. Ann Santmyer. tenant
for permission to establish a temporary
roomng house in the "A" Restricted Area
the 1lrst floor and SIX persons on the sec
9nd on moor. at 90l ButIernut Street NV,
nar ot 20; sqIsre q,I 29G1 THEODORE I. COE,
ERT o. CLOUSER. SAMUEL SCRIVENER,
" Board of zoning Adjustment, District
OF Columbia.
Evening star., 1943-10-18
A 4-BEDROONI BRICK
IN CHEVY CHASE, D c.

IN N-1LE LtiAoE, D. C,
c15.950
Beautiful modern detached home n
perfect condition; 4 rooms on fret f.. !
bedrooms and . baths on second a., rrc~o-
elton room. electric refrigeration, hot
water heatnT system with modern ras
furnace. garage, Reasonap,c Icrms ar
RANGED TO inspect, cal Mr.. Sup, AD
s6tS, with
SHANNON. g. LUC3s CO,
1N0S II S. N W NJ 0ntS
Evening star., 1943-10-18
PETWCRTH.
G ~ Z ln..Ll
$500.

tNVtI " NITgITlTl
Just II mlnueS from downtown is this
ultra modern in eTerv detail. de luxe bath,
coIored tile and fixtures parquet floors,
elaoorate kitchen electric refrigcration
oeautlful recreation room. two real FIRE
places, large bedrooms, oil air-condlt!oned
heat. This is a real buy Gail now
J2I1 Is ST. BETHEL. DI BOO
Evening star., 1943-10-18
RI I'll RI
THOs. J. OWEN & son. Auctloneers,
A35 Southern Buil5lrc.
TODAY.

Aa5 Southern BuilGlrc.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
RRRRQBED RRSB CHFEA REAL cEss ESTATE boSATER iE
As PREMISES No. SOS CHETy CHASE
PARHWAY pNy4g goN N2ETHWEsT M 5MP2oxE3 2S}1.
TW,o2;7s5ToRY BBI6CJK, ,PwELE.LlNG COZ
s6RNEf, s07Ea 11LTfI ( 7s4l GARA9E 5afi3 By OIL
recorded. in Iioer No. 40, Folio 80 e
Of ColGmba, and ~ the requcs. Of the
party secured thereby. The urae.si~rcd
trustee VII sell, ut PUBLIC auction IN front
= TwENfY .3f + Day o OF 144oAf 6G4osFR f5 AB
l943, AT FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, the fol-
lowing -desCr!bed land and premises. sll,
oeslgnated as and hotrg lo- numbered
seyCn,y--fye ,15l n WNltag H; eitchle's
hundret and nnetT-n:nH ,i"1"l. as said
subdivision IS recorded N tn Office OF thc
ss9Tigeyo- for ne Dis,.-le,o Of COLUMBIA in
Terms. sod subJec. . a prior frs. deed
of 'ruSr dated December -. l94l. in the
o:iG.na! amount oi So5uo. further rayticu-
sale. the purchase ps.cc above SAID 1rGS;
10 be paid IN cash. A deposit O. $500 90
required Conveyancing, rcco-dins, rev
Terms TO be conplied win t'i Within thirty fHt,;
d?yS. Otherwise deposit forfeited and tho
property may BE- advertised aud resold q,
the discretion Of The trustee
ANDREW o. EDMONDsON.
ocl315.lN.2l, Sole Trustee.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER (, son, AVctloneers-
ESTATE sALE. OF -HIGH-GRADE CAM
FPAS. FIELD GLASSES. ARCHERY
F9UIPNFNT COINS. JFWFLRT. NEW
SORES. USED TIRES. LUGGAGE
CLQTHING. TYPEWFTTE2. GPCC-
EFIES. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES,
Personal FFFECTS ETC
BY virtue Of an order Of ;lp District
Of Co.LTnc,s. holding a Probate Covr' in -e
Estate Of Marvin n Csr7cntcr, deceased.
Administration No, Gil s.. the UNDERSIGNED
administrator Will sell bv Pubic Auction
a. WesCh.crs. 915 f s. EW. Com
mercing TUESDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY
SIXTH. 1913. AT NINE O'CLOCK AN.
and. CONTINUING. Il necessary. each sue
cecdinE Friday and Tuesday at the same
place and tiU.C l~l,1' 81 is sold.
CAMERAS. FIELD GLASSES, ARCHERY
EQUIPMENT ; Pm
TERMS. CASH
JAMES del. CARPENTER.
Administrator,
ocl6 5 % - = lt21 Eye ST, wv.
Evening star., 1943-10-18
FARMS FOR SALE.

;:Ola ACRES, Groom frame house, h. w h =.
bath, gas stove, full basement. barn and
outbulldings: ] 3 miles D. c. on Lee hwy
$3.50. Ray Barney, Vienna. Residence
phone 54 office. 2lS
WARRENTON. NA.-Small farm. S-room
modern house. . baths; arm. cottage; de-
slrable; reasonable. DE. 61O0. Ext. 3l2
aiter ane 20 weekdays. Sun,
dwelling, gas and elec. Large barn All
kinds Of farming implements Stock and
ieed Take Washington property. owner,
Evening star., 1943-10-18
IRAllERS FOR SALE
ATTENTION PLEASE
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

DODGE 1871 tractor with new motor; one
24-f. trailer; both with good tires cheap.
Box 32a-C. Star. 10.
CHEVROLET i7-ton delivery truck, prae-
ucallV new. 1912 ST. ne. LU. 0101.
Evening star., 1943-10-18
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED,

BUY OR RENT house and Ior lot. / a. or
more. within 3 mi. D. C, near tranSpor-
tttion ttstion IN Prince GEORGES or Fairfax; small
within 10 mos: will construct So 900
bulldlns on land at once Write 1858
owen pl. ne, or phone II. 1910 after
pm. 10.
Evening star., 1943-10-18
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT

ALMOST NEW arm bung. Arlington; air
cond. gas heat, Ven. blinds. fruit trees,
shrubbery. full base: bus service: all mod
conv: $3.50: consider rental Falls
Church 2276-M after & D n, all day Sun
day 1905 N. Sycamore Sc IS.
Evening star., 1943-10-18
FARMS WANTED,

EXPERIENCED FARMER, white, middle
aged, desires to lease or cash rent farm
in MONTGOMERY or Prince George's County
might consider share basis Have neces-
sary horses and equipment. Please state
location, rent, size of farm and house
road. kind Of soil, crops raised, etc. Bcx
Evening star., 1943-10-18
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

233o NO. NOTTINGHAM Arine1on-
Rented by appointment. CHI. 1908 &
rms. bath and n, maids room. detacheo d
eearage Furnished completely. Sl25 mo,
MuSt have years lease.
R.. BATHS. GARAGE, Ss5 PER MO
1909 57th ave.-Furnished r. brick,
ouilt-in earage: close 10 everything: 500
per mo. ERWIN REALTY CO., call Hystts
0334; ewes WA 1o9I ~
Evening star., 1943-10-18
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

B"sr small home value IN WASHINGTON.
n~ac- lily new Colonial brick. nice-size
o.. fine nelghborhood, eood-stze reading
room, dlnlag room. modern kitchen. gas
RET and ref .Gerat ion. Big bedrooms,
larao ba.h IN md floor owner trans
irE-rd NcC2nt, Sec this at once. Only
Evening star., 1943-10-18
STORES FOR RENT.

VACANT-607 B st. ne-Sale or rent
suitable any business: walking dist. U S.
Capitol and Library; store, 3 rooms bath
h'-w.h,; gar terms like rent MA. 1908.
1113 18th ST. NV. OPP. MAYFLoWER
Hotel. 20x40 IT. suitable for restaurant.
valet shop or liuuor store: liz-year lease
w. c: Il A n MILLER DEVELOPMENT co. a..
1890 Mass Ave NV OrdWay 4464
STORE VALUES
1915 eth st. nw.-Large store and
basement SIS
1906 North Capitol st-Large store and
basement. vacant November !, 500
y s.. n.w,-Store fheat furn. $50.
1Il9 N. Capitol St,-Large store, SG5
R. A HUMPHREYS
sos n Capitol Realfors Ma G-an
Evening star., 1943-10-18
REAL ESTATE SALT OR EXCHANGE

WATERFRONT COTTAGE, facing Potomac
River and Mt. Vernon blvd; 8 acres for
sale or trade for tourist camp or home
ot same value in Los Angeles or Long
Beach, California. Fort Lauderdale, Miami
or Tampa. Fla. Box 236-D. Star.
ACRES and 4-room cottage. 10 miles
exchange for income property In D. c.
Evening star., 1943-10-18
ANDREW 8. EDMoNDsON,
" ''tl - = e. '--'' 0N.f IENStFe.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER :, son. Apcroneers,

JAMES del. CARPENTER.
AdmIC l5t -atOr.
/ TRACY L. JEFFOEDS. A't0rncy,
J oCl s | : % - - 1427 Eye St w
Evening star., 1943-10-18
13O STANCHIONS.

300-acre dairy or stock farm, modern
130-Stanchon dairy barn with 3 siios
More Sanctions can be installed. Now
ton. viii sell equipped. Fronting on state
road. Close in. Large main house, 4
tenant houses. Most land tillable, rolling
blue grass grazing land, some woods
JOHN BURDOFT. Colesville, Md
ASh
Evening star., 1943-10-18
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

i I.Dit
A most attractive 5-room. -ba h home
cn a beautifully andscaped corner lo'
I-,S house Is as artistic as i IS compact
grd conycA!ent Gas heat. No repe ,rs or
o. cora ing reHd"d just few steps to
II. bus, EDWIN /. TAYLOR, Hill Blds
Evening star., 1943-10-18
So, MARSHALL j WAPLE CO..
1924 14th St NV DI 334s

.TAKOMA PARK, D c. AND MD.
S-room brick, 2-bath home; front porch
screened in, oil burner, refrigerator, storm
ment, large lot, high Anchor fence.
a large room house with extra room
hnlshed in attic, oil heat, refrigcration,
extra toilet and shower. entrance haii,
porches up and down stairs. lot $50 it
deep. blocks to stores, school; i fare
Evening star., 1943-10-18
OWNER OCCUPIED

Ma Pa. ave and 2oth st. nw.-A 10
room GO on.al hr4cE on large lot. H,-w h =,
oI.c: Garages Races grounds of George
Warrington Univ. ProDerties in this neigh
1orhoot arc seldom offered for sale The
.nrd a, ,7ne IS worth the price asked Of
CHAS. L. NORRIS.
Evening star., 1943-10-18
CHEVY CHASE MD

-, few blocks from the circle and Chevy
Eh2sH C.uo. Fine detached center-haIl
room. ktchcn. lava.ory and porch on Isl
4 bedrooms and = baths on 2nd A.
An'SArd attic: automatic heat, %-car de-
iathed sarage, large lot with nice shrub
herE and boXwood lining the walk. flag
zone terrace with lily pond and outdoor
H'Cp-?ca N rear yard. A delightful homo
E2I5ou For further details call Mi
White ,GycHi9es and sunday. WA. @lSD.
WN NJ. THROCKMORTON,
L-.r-- ELCE Eve -ll.LNn Rrnl.E- ElQn
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lo| DOWN AND So 80 PER MONTH,
5-roOm and bath Johns -Ianvil!e shirrle
from schools. stores and excellent trans
portation. fenced YARD fun basement.
coal hcat, screened porcbos
POSSESSION WITH DOWN PAYMENT
VIII be completely redccOrated for pur-
chaser. To inspect nhona M Tabler With
800, SHANNON & LUCIS CO,
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FACING THE PARK

Is literally true of this lovely detached
center-hgll brick home with 4 large bed
rooms, 2'2 baths, only ; yrs. Old. featur-
lIs $n'eHIld reCre. room and maids
quarters in basement This property has
5-ol pr reed for an immediate sale Call
NE. 43. Until nm
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Attention, Farm Owners.

We have at present several calls for farms
in Montgomery County, price range S25-
900 to 100000, within approximately 20
m must be svslable be S2I CaI S5q Mrs aFIpment Hi1 al
SANDoZ; INC, realtors, . Dupont Circle
DU. 1924
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ROOMING HOUSE,

is ROOMS. > BATHS.
r J. ave, downtown. west of Scott
Circle A ycrv imposing semidetachcd
brick home. accommodating 3:} persons,
pTodGcm- excellent income from rooms
and board .InVeS is2tc the eXceptional
Opp0rtunity this offers. Price including
GOOD will real estate and fine furnishings,
$4,000 Eve. pnone Temple 1858.
L. T. GRAVATTE.
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OUTSTANDING VALUE.

,..,,,... .MNNIEIIA .FAPK.
condition; recreation rr1, auto h-w:
rIIn fenced lot. Price righ. for i!nmed:ato
FL own 7 1aIy1c n, ro-n
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LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
P J WALSHE, INC.
1115 Eye St NV MA 64eS