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a corporal. His first major opponent
likely will be Charles Schmidt of
New York, a former high ranker ma
tionally, in the quarter finals.
Mae Clouther, defending the
women's singles title, arrived last
night and registered at the Raleigh
Hotel, tournament headquarters.
One of her principal rivals is young
Carolyn Wilson, Washington's own,
and should they meet it will be a
match not only in table tennis but
Ipulchritude.
Guy Irving Burch, tournament
chairman, with no show of modesty
whatever, declared today the im-
pending event will be one of the
greatest table tennis shows ever
held anywhere anytime. Said he:
1T might just as well be tor the
world championships"
Where to Buy Tickets.
He quickly added that tickets are
on sale at the Raleigh cigar stand,
the Tennis Shop, 1141 Fifteenth
street NV; American Automobile
Association, Seventeenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue NV, and the
Fairway Sports goods store at 1928
G street NV. Admissions to the
Columbia, at Fourteenth and Mon
roe streets NV, will be IS cents
and at Heurich's, IS cents, with re-
served seats retailing at SIPS. All
proceeds will go to the District
Table Tennis Association.
John Meininger of Washington,
an officer of the National Table
Tennis Association, is the tourna-
ment referee and Mildred Stout,
secretary of the local organization.
the hostess.
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Tech Meets Central;
Eastern and Wilson
Score Easy Wins

The high school basket ball round
robin series ends tonight with a
double-header at Tech gym in
which the last game, Western vs..
Coolidge, decides fourth and last
place in next weeks championship
playoff series.
Already in the title round are
Eastern, Wilson and Tech. Teen
finishes tonight when it meets Cen
trail at 7:30. while Eastern and Will
son ended their round robin sched-
ule with easy victories last night
that left them tied for first place.
The Ramblers swamped Roosevelt,
56-15. while Wilson trimmed Ana
costa, 1922.
Coolidge probably rates as IA
vorite by shade tonight Two of
Westerns big guns, Ray Love, who
holds the individual game scoring
record for this season, and Bob
Tull, defensive standout, were
graduated last week. This leaves
big Brian Bell, who f1ips them in
from the pivot position, as the only
consistent scorer with the Red
Raiders.
Lose Basin, Gain Greenbaum.
Heartening Western hopes, how
ever, is the fact that last-place
Central gave the Colts quite a battle
only last Wednesday and were
ahead until the last five minutes.
Coolidge lost Addy Bassin through
graduation but this partially is
offset by return of Charles Green
baum. Sid didn't play last Tues
day because of after school work.
but he may be on hand for tonight's
clash.
Neither of last nights games was
contest, particularly the first, in
which the Ramblers ran over
Roosevelt. They were smoother
than in any previous game as they
raced into an 1876 lead in the first
period. Alex Vorobey tossed in four
baskets during the opening period
to lead the early attack, and Bob
Lamon hit a good scoring stride in
the last half to take individual
honors with IS points.
So smooth were the Ramblers that
in the last period when they had
orders from Coach Woody Smither-
man not to try for points but simply
pass the ball around they couldn't
help scoring. The ball just seemed
to leap from their hands and
through the cords as they pumped
in IS points without taking ad-
vantage of q third of their chances.
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Westminster Ribbon!
Are Taken by Many
District Dogs
BY r. r. TAYNTON,
Special Correspondent of The Star.

special correspondent OF Ine star.
NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-The larg.
est Westminster Kennel Club show
in four years opened yesterday al
Madison Square Garden and was
Immediately inundated with a rec.
ord crowd of dog show hungry
spectators.
The early judging brought to the
fore but few of the preceding years
top winners, but among those that
did qualify for today's group judg-
ing was the English setter, Oh. Dare
of Maridor, owned by C. G. Dimon
This dog started his sensational
career at this very show in 1895
when he was an 11-months-olC
puppy. Another dog that qualified
for group judging was Mrs. Flor
ence B. Ilch's imported collie Ch
Braegate Mode of Bellhaven, {
dog which created a sensation a.
this show last year by not taking
best of breed. Still another dos
that qualified for the groups wa!
newcomer to show circles, but 6
dog that made a real record at thi!
fixture This was Mrs. John G
Winant's Scottish terrier Edgers.
toune Spitf1re which climbed from
the classes to best of breed, defeat.
ing a long list of well-establishee
champions.
A large number of fanciers from
the Washington area exhibited al
this show. Although there were
some upsets which affected Wash.
ington exhibitors, many high honors
were won by them. One of the first
breeds to be judged was that OF
dandie Dinmont terriers. Mrs. r
H. Johnston had the winners dog
in her Grumble Van De Veen and
the reserve bitch was the same ex-
hibitor's Maid Marion of Ruffcote
In whippets, both reserves went to
Meander Kennels Meteor in dogs
and Copy Cat in bitches.
The bulldog judging provided one
of the classic upsets, which R. w
Lyons outstanding Oh. Basford
British Mascot failed to go to the
top. However, Oh. Lonarch Babby
repeated her triumph of last year
and took best of opposite sex tc
best of breed. DR.. John H. Elvin's
Nice Puppy, Elvinar's Falstone Tor.
pedo went from the senior puppy
class to reserve winner, and ring
side comment placed him higher
The junior puppy class winner was
Jimmy Aliens Flash O'Sunshine
Mrs. Marion Dupont Scott came
out on top with a new Scottish
deerhound, Montpelier Lorna.
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Wise Moss, Si|vestra
.Top Black Helen Field
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 12.-With pre-
viously favored Markell out of the
running, Mrs. E. McCuans' top
weighted Wise Moss and Woolford
Farms Silvestra ruled as joint
public choices in the $1,000 Black
Helen Handicap at Hialeah today.
Jockey Harry Pratt, the sensa-
tional apprentice, was given the as
signment of bringing Wise Moss to
the winners circle for the first time
this winter in the mile and one
eighth trial for fillies and mares.
Ted Atkinson, leading jockey of the
Hialeah meeting, was assigned to
Silvestra, weighted with 116 pounds
4 less than Wise Moss.
I. Bieber's Nom Maiden, carrying
113 pounds, and c. w. Anderson S
Kanlast, assigned 107, were well
backed by the public fancy. Light
weighted at 101 pounds was o. S.
Jennings 3-year-old filly, Blue Sash.
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.Gonzaga, Little Hoyas
AT Peak for Tuss|e

Gonzaga and Georgetown Prep are
carrying four-game winning streaks
into their game today at Gonzaga
The Eagles. If victorious, will lock
up the Catholic League champion
ship. They defeated Prep, 36-34
the first time out this season.
Both extended their strings with
victories yesterday as Gonzaga
routed Landon, 45-17, and the Little
Hoyas topped Gaithersburg. 1925
Dave Carroll and Chester Coakley
with II and 10 points. respectively
paced the Eagles attack that had
Gonzaga in front all the way.
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Coolidge Slim Favorte to Beat Western for Payo Spot
Dodds, Out 10 Smash
Hunter Mile Mark,
Battles Hoodoo
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, Feb. IA hometown
jinx that has prevented Gil Dodds
the Boston divinity student, from
gaining an indoor triumph on the
Boston Gardens boards also will be
racing against him tonight when
he matches strides with Bill Hulse
holder of the American outdoor
record, and three others in the
Boston A. AS Hunter Mile classic
AS result of last weeks 3-yard
Millrose win over Hulse, which rep
resented a 4:10.6 effort, Dodds is
favored to break the Hunter record
of 4:10 set by Glenn Cunningham
back in 1888. But Dodds was the
popular prerace choice in the last
two Hunter events, only to be out
distanced at early stages.
Go Along for the Ride.
The others who will line up with
Dodds and Hulse are Clark Judge
of Dartmouth, Rudy Simms of New
York University, and Dick Hall, a
Princeton marine trainee, none ol
whom is expected to keep up with
the headliners for very long.
The experienced Jim Rafferty, Of
New York University and Ensigr
Ollie Hunter, late of Notre Dame
and now stationed at Columbia
dominate the Billings 2-mile field
which also includes naval 1t. Joe
McCluskey, long a fixture in this
race.
The shift of Johnny Fulton o1
San Francisco, from the 900" te
the Lapham 1000" event appeared
to insure breath-taking finish, fol
that Millrose 900" winner will be
called upon to outfoot such stars as
Joe Nowicki, the Rochester marine
trainee, and Hal Eisenhart of Co.
lumbus, Ohio. Scratching Fulton
from the shorter Hollis race will
enable Marine 1t. Frank Cotter OF
Quantico, Va, former New York
University star, to be the f1ftf
starter.
Sprints, High Jump Classy.
The speedy sprint field included
such stars as Claude Young, the
Illinois freshman, and Herb Thomp.
son of the Coast Guard, and Eo
Dugger of Dayton, Ohio, recent
Tufts College IC4A and nationa
! intercollegiate titliSt, appeared t(
spread-eagle the rest of the hurdle
entries.
Keen competition appeared as
sured from Bill Vessie, the Dart.
mouth marine trainee, and the vet.
eran Dave Albritton of Dayton
Ohio. in the high jump and from
Bill Defield of Minneapolis ant
Corpl. Milt Padway of Champaign
Ill.,, in the pole vault. The lattel
pair shared the Millrose laurels las
week with l4-foot performances.
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Charlotte Gets Pro Golf
meet Greensboro Asked
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Feb. 12.-Ed
Dudley, president of the Professional
Golfers Association, today said
Charlotte, N. c., had been awarded
the dates March IT, 18 and 10 for an
open golf tournament.
He added that Greensboro, N. c.,
which had asked the same dates, did
not accept on time and that he to-
day had wired Charlotte it had been
awarded the tournament.
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Griffmen Fourth as Tigers
As Lead in Servicemen
Ey the Associated Press

" tI-e HSSOCIated Press.
CHICAGO, Feb. 12.-Philadel-
phia and Detroit share the leader
ship in the American Leagues con-
tribution of baseball players to the
armed forces.
OF the 1876 players in service, 3;
are former members of the Athletics
and an equal number once were
on the Tigers roster, Earl Hilligar
of the American League disclosed
today. Chicago is third with 26
followed by Washington, IS; Cleve-
land, %; st. Louis, 20, and Boston
and New York each 18.
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Baron Busketers Even
Score With Blair Hiqh

Bethesda-Chevy Chase High
cagers upset Montgomery Blair, 90
Is, in last nights game at Blair tc
balance Blair's victory in the first
game this sesaon between these two
leading Montgomery County rivals.
Blair was ahead, 9-8, at the half
but the Barons took over the lead
to carry a 1912 margin into the
final frame.
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Fights Lost Night
BY the Associated Press.

OSTON.-Francis Leonard. 100,
Taunton, Mass. outpointed Pat Demers,
100, Montreal, outpointed Johnny Jones.
WORCESTER, Mass.-Bobby Claus,
147, Buffalo outpointed Leo Sawicki,
145. worcester IO; Tony Brandino,
Jimmy synnott, 147, Fail River ~.
AUGUSTA. Me:-Fern Pslletier, 1874.
British N.v1 pat Gdd,e Al Hdsnn HSsdHsrt 13i
Bath, outpointed AL Michaud, 147. Lis
DGs San NJ PifRANc1sco-winie Joyce, 1ss.
Gary, Ind. outpointed Jerry Moore.
San DD1EdGoa. ca2Yilf-chester Slider.
145. Fresno, Calf, outpointed Young
Mfn1fl HofLYxodMbTo6Gs a5 MexieH G,ty ol3v.1a Mlo 10
San Francisco, outpointed Luis Castilol,
l1si saiLA6HIPaiHy' Af1!ff fIty 09 Walter tc.oey,
Lewis, I25H; Heg Work. outpointsd
Kelly. lis. Riverside, N. j., knocked
out Mike Marccelli. l16. New York (3l.
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Late Charge by Dewitt
Routs Fairfax Quint

Dewitt Schools basket ball team
which started the season with eight
straight setbacks, is coming along
better toward the end. It now has
won five of its last six games, the
latest a 40-23 triumph yesterday
over Fairfax.
The Rebels made a battle of it for
awhile, however, with Dewitt finally
going in front, 17-16, at halftime
and racing away thereafter. George
Van Wagner as usual was leading
scorer for Dewitt with IL points.
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Howard Quintet's RoI|y
Downs Virginia State

Howard University's basket ball
team staged a second-half rally to
defeat Virginia State, 1892, last
night on the local court.
State was ahead, 20-17, at the half
but Joel Mack and Bill F1itt helped
the Bisons overcome this by leading
HOWard'S late drive
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Georgetown Prep's eighth grade
basket ball team is seeking games
with other eighth graders in the
District and vicinity. Call Robert
Hickey at Wisconsin BIT.
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Damascus Mops Up
Rockville CUNTS

Damascus High School basket ball
teams, playing on their own court,
snatched a double-header from
Rockville High, with the junior team
winning 27-16, and the seniors,
1925.
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Totals PA $50 Totals
Tigers Romp From Start.

Three baskets by Bill Case and
scores by Stu Brown, Morgan Huff
and Tom McLarney had Wilson
ahead Of Anacostia, 1874, In the
first period, and the Tigers were able
to keep almost that pace the rest of
the way.
Case took individual honors with
Is points, while Bill Kline combined
excellent under the basket work
with several outside set shots to
score 8 points for Anacostia.
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Coolidge juniors outscored St.
Johns juniors, 56-25, yesterday in q
basket ball game on the Colts court.
Charley Kiesgen paced the attack
with l3 points.
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Navy Gets Zivic in Month

PITTSBURGH, Feb. IL (P.-
Fritzie Zivic, former world welter-
weight champion, has been ordered
by his draft board to report in 80
days for induction into the Navy.
Evening star., 1944-02-12
|War COLLEGE Five Scores

War College basket ball quint
swamped the South Post team, 1925,
yesterday. Blair of War College war
high scorer with 20.
Evening star., 1944-02-12

Not only did yesterdays win over
Gaithersburg give the Little Hoyas
their fourth straight, but it also
them above the 500 mark
for the first time this season. 1t
was their ninth win in II games
George Foley heated the cords for
II points to pace the winning drive
Georgetown was in front at the half
24-14, and never was headed.
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Win, Lose or Draw
Bender Of Old As Superb 'One-G Pitcher
BY GRANTLAND RICE.

Hen east WINDS, George Ade said prevailed in the
ockerroom The atmosphere buzzng
This time they talking pitcher"
time, pitcher working in with everything
What pitcher would name? Walter Johnson Ed Walsh,
Babe Ruth Dizzy Dean Christy
alexander Lefty Grove Cy Young Adde JOSS
Brown?
We suddenly had Johnson Walsh
and Diz Deanand also Hubbe Especially his peak
the modern
my old friend who has the long parade by minus bias
McGlcuddy who the middle OF baseba debates
Tor over 60 years give you his angle
Mack Cove HurIer High Rating 30 Years Ago
"You recall that 80 the
of the picked the greatest game pitcher with
thing at stake" Mr.. Mack said.
His name was Chief Bender haven't changed my mind wish
extremely games either
in World Series that crucial where
upon Chief vital contest with
exception. had with the
1914 when the Chief longer young,
Bender unbeatable o in important
You remember I sent
Mahewson Ma shut us out sent the Chief in for the second
he the Giants had him against
Matty they might have been pitching yet score road
Cool Indian Never Bothered by Tension
Charles Albert Bender favorite 3o-odd
The Chippewa chief of the competitors
stake played golf with him just after the 1911 series when he beat
Matty in the fourth
hoering I
Chief grinned throwing them balls assists at first
and second he said 7 had lot of chances in that game
bals?" said still bewldeed. Sure Bender
said They fellows and just wanted them to know
this just another ball got big laugh when stu and
Eddie handling those I'd like to tell what they
called me, but I'm afraid no paper would print it,
Tension" sad s the greatest sport. I've
lose
What of it, If you give all you have to give?"
Chief Paid OFF Mortgage With Victory
that That the Bender always
s5O000O0 ball the the Chief
tension concerned But the bigger
the stake the better Bender always
give you certain ball that
1t the big of the for knew
the Chief $1,000 mortgage he couldn't meet So said him
win this I'll take Of the mortgage
they either hits off Bender that day
S scored shuout And they scratch hits.
another when told the Chief needed him
games
decided up"
ball, ball and amazing control
might call the perfect philosophy
compeon-he ability mentally physically psychology
icaly a his best the big day.
GNorhA American NeuSnan Auiaucel
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Totals 10 5 43 Totals
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Little Preps Want Action

Totals 1s 40 Totals s1c
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Totals - 10 2 % Totals 10 Z As
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Romp for Little Colts

Totals Ia 6 "a Totals
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Totals NO. 30 Totals
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Junior Team.
Totals z 2 10

Totaas---12 1 26
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY roR REN7

THE FORMER Tessie Lee Inn, Claggetts-
vile, Md, on Route 80, 10-room furnished
mouse, bath, water, electricity, garage, gar
den, large lawn with plenty shade, gas
Corp. 6700 Wisconsin ave-, Chevy Chase,
BUNGALOW, rooms, kitchen, bath,
screened, elect. range, circ. hot-air heater,
acres woods and stream; 8 miles D. c..
s-RooM Brick. furnished for rent from
May / te Sept; i: fenced-in n back ' yard; iaHd;
VACANT, 7-room, 2-bath Colonial house
OF brlck and stone construction in Chew
erly, Nd; large wooded lot; one-half block
70 u; e ous line; references; S125. Box
Ell NIDo; vA.-5 miles from Key Bridge
and 2 miles from Chain Bridge in the Old
dominion drive; 5-room apt; S31 mo-;
both newly decorated. Broom apt, S25
LANDOvER HILLS, MD.-Detached 6-rm.
house furn.: insulated; oil heat; 25 min.
downtown; $50 mo. Union 1474.
SMALL nve-room bungalow, white or
eoloEed' co tdsa si, no eoavenienees pump outside:
month 6401 Book I'd. Sc, Oxon Hill Md.
BUNGALOW, 2 bedrooms, large living room
and kitchen, tiled bath and shower, excel
M lent basement, oil heat nice garden spot.
completely modern. $40 mo. Earl Pryor,
SRo6M S4ae 6h dofrAGE a5f rGGfsdD IN Nh the country
! mile from ,Lanham, Md Apply Mrs
Hunt. ~ 10th st. NV, Washington, D. c.
20S FRANKLIN AVE. SILVER sPR., MD
detached bungalow, rooms and bath
electricity eIeatl hot-water (coaD heat; S65 per
..ao FLOYD E. DAVIS CO,
1929 K st. NV MA O352
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR sAlx.
A REAL BUY AT ONLY
$500. $7nn Cash $50 Mo

oo,Ouu, SiUu CaSIl, SoZ MO.
NEAR DISTRICT LINE IN MARYLAND.
vs5stfsn 5rGom h,na hbHngalos with finished attie
ment, fenced lot, on paved street. 3 blocks
on Biadensbure rd., near bus, stores and
cash. $40 per mo-, including taxes and in
surance for immediate sale. Call WA. 1878.
Convenient to Washington.
A brick Colonial on the heights over
looking Rosslyn and Key Bridge, within 5
minutes OF Washinston. Center stairway
opening on screened porch, 2 bedrooms, ia
kitchen. double drain tile sink, full base
ment apt. of living room bedroom and
kitchen, full bath. can be used as maid S
room m and bath has separate. side entrance
vate;. the lot is 1S0 IT, deep; brick garage.
fountain In rear yard and space for Vic,
hh:-wh. and in excellent condition. A nice
Shown by appointment only. Substantial
cash to handle.
]. Wesley Buchanan,
1901 Columbia Pike, Arlington, Va.
CHI. 1341. Oxford 27gS
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

nEVEkLY BEACH on Chesapeake Bay
os q dniss Forest s. a. sos as
tase No; $50; Completely furnished. 9
porch. bathrooms and wash % basin ''s in ;
bedrooms A., Elec: hot water and range.
Trey sepeened $500 rs%ssf from Ge May
18th TO september 18th, Phone WI. 5sii.
Zen. lent SEASON SEASON; completely furnished cot
sjsiaas!s vi sses or yaief WI oss4 ssse 'h0re
Wess Riye9 g. AgalSp Snos Shores on
s Hn st G on aso ehes sss ssss
'S of fr prSpsre Ss ietass S. 5S EpSpps e
$4,000. - Walter M Bauman' i HDH Thomas as
sasoo s5ssls odcoflss. VA s2ss Wo sSa 454z 5 It,.
75x225 it.. 5 rooms. bath. gas, eieetrieity, elect eas
MisSigss MsssiSsnss 4sES Sylvan Shores near Annapolis
FOR RENT. season. 2 completely furnished
cottages. excellent swimming. fishing. boat
ing, eiectricity, water, stores convenient
sPs9 Ryss ss ss to R h g ns ae sa 5aRt Md
ins ZOE ~ sAHE, Msst new s!l;yeaI hopse pier 'front.'
bath arss and assie yfw oil rGSms Ssas
shaS IS6'lESs FShEssfG 81 sks sale i4o
bay: 2 bedrooms, large living room with
front al completely @ copper aer screened nsss
natural log dining room: not water water
electric heater. electric stove, bathroom,
fvenietlian fliebis blinds cottage complete and com
BBuNGAL9W' year round; on river, view of
and many inland lots; some grand buys
Apply Apply Ernest Collision; Mayo, Nd. owner. nsS.
Drive through Beverly Beach to Beach
SUMNER COTTAGE, furn.. newly built, at
Soionia on Beach, Va:; "a blocks from water.
OI, 1ooIx1lQ; $4,000 cash or s3.s75 terms.
eotPlE, WITH 1-YR.-oLp dA1LD, desire
furnished 2-bedroom cottage at South
River Park. or Epping Forest for season.
on D Potemse sSHs near "a Fort
Belvoir s . 5;room furnished cottage on
large Lar wooded lot; water, sewer electricity.
Box 1sE cash star or terms can be arranged
UNUsuAL BUY. $4,000, completely zS furn
BUNGALOW, ami, electric kitchen, front and
feom SsfS
used year around. Owner. No. 1865. 'O 's
Rome ali IN modsan nndssapefns iprese, 6sy,
ments; gas, electric, bath. Owner. UN.
WANTED to rent for season. furnished
waterfront cottage within is miles of Naval
Air Station, Cedar Point, Md; naval Of
fcer's family. Kensington 597-M %.
BAY RIDGE SUMNER HOME, with good
lot, good furniture and in splendid condi-
tion. This. is high-class beach property
near Far m prced fer s1ick
WANTED COTTAGE, water front OF near
water in Herald Harbor, Md. Box 129-E,
Star
LAKE JACKsON-Small waterfront cabin
for for sale; excellent location. Evenings,
REFINED. EDUCATED COUPLE or mother
and ! 3 to II year old son wanted to live on
small farm OF. salt water creek near Ocean
City, Md. Aid with gardening and house to
be given in lieu Of rent Box 171-E, Star.
EDGEWATER BEACH.
Fine home, every convenience, 3 b. r.,
baths, acres large water frontage; bus
service; terms. Box 176-E, Star
BAY BARGAIN.
Fine house splendidly furnished h
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10, blocks Mt. Rainier streetcar terminal:
always seat and only % minutes down.
town; stores, churches and schools near
by, House fully insulated and weather.
stripped, First floor; g bedrooms, living
second oor anpe aea CLOTHES oase
closets and l large cedar closet 3 large
porches e screened); full. dry basement
built-iE garage, oil burner hot-water heat
automatic water heater. yard well fenced
generous open space for play or for Victory
garden, yet plenty Of shade and shrubbery
SAVE AGENTS COMMISSION. BUY d.
RECT FROM OWNER AND OCCUPIER
WHO Is LEAVING TOWN. Warfield 1928
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OFFICES WANTED.

2 OR 3 OFFICES, furn or unfurn., in
downtown business Office section; lease or
suitcase; immediate occupancy; highest
ref Phone Elk. 1908
10 to 12 rooms suitable for headquarters
permanent trade organization; desire NV.
section between 18th to 10th and e to L
SITS. Write Machinery Institute, IA Jack
son pl. NV, WASHINGTON 6, D. C.
900 TO 1000 SO. FIT. of daylight Of
nee space wanted. Phone EX 1854
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

SUITE OF OFFICES, 1900 IT,, divided z
rooms, business center. Silver Spring, ad-
Jasent bank, Inspection by appointment.
SHARE SPACE in centrally located. light,
airy office. Services of competent man
ager- secretary available. MA. 55S7.
13x1? IT., near Conn. ave. on K; $40
monthly See manager, 17l3 K ST. NV
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ACREAGE FOR COLORED

10 acres land corner two paved boule-
wards in Maryland, 3l2 miles from Seat
Pleasant; price, $4,000! also 10 acres on
paved boulevard for colored for $3.50.
BEALL, TURNER u co, RANDOLPH 0SS6
lO5 Vermont Ave National Bi3t :"
Evening star., 1944-04-23

CAPITOL HILL.
6-fsmily bldg: income, $500 per mo-
with prewar rentals; expenses low as
to Folser and Congressional Libraries
Owner anxious to sell, will make excep-
tionally attractive deal. Eve. or Sun,
phone Georgia 1900.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
720 18th st. Eealtor. MA. 0753.