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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-31
County's Home Clubs
To Haze Session Today

Home Demonstration clubs Of
New Hanover county will hold
their federation meeting tomorrow
from 10 am. until II o'clock in
the Industrial USO, 223 Princess
street, at which time 1s clubs will
make reports of their progress dur
ing the past year. P ROT &C t
leaders will show exhibits OF the
projects given as well as. exhibits
on food and nutrition, home man.
agement, gardening and clothing.
The speaker will be Chaplain
James A. Davidson of the Blue
thenthal Air base, and Miss Verna
Stanton, district agent from N. c.
State college.
It is expected that special rec
ognition will be given Miss Ann
Mason. New Hanover county home
demonstration agent.
Mrs: M. S. Emmart, federation
president, will preside.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-31
Army Leads College Teams In Nations Football Poll
SPORTS TRAIL

&c. Pre-flight-It certainly was q
hard-fought game and the fliers
showed plenty of power. They are
going to give a lot of trouble to
teams before the season. is over
Old PROFESSIONALISM is this the
age of, Mr.. WEIGH?
Ralph pest Welch, Washington
Surprises, professor, and I
thought I was past the age of sur
prises. But my freshmen surprised
me. All the boys played up to
their real capabilities and deserve
plenty of credit, especially after
taking such beating from use.
/ can't figure how California held
Southern California to a tie. From
what I saw, there is no conpari-
son between those two teams. And
I'll take my CENTER Gordon Ber-
lin, over Ca1ifornia's Roger Hard
ing any time. Il y
Stub Allison, California - Wash
ington had assWe1l. balanced team
and they were hotter than fire.
crackers. Our tackling and block
ing was the worst of the season.
The Huskies learned their lesson
we'll from their Southern Califor.
MIA defeat.
Old Professor-Quit scratching
your head, Capt Decker.
Capt. Quinn Decker, 3rd A ir
Force-I was just trying to re-
member when I've seen better
team than Randolph Field, with so
much material. Our boys played
their hearts out and I'm proud of
them. The boys would welcome an
other game with Randolph. II a
few breaks had gone our way .
Frank Tritico, Randolph Field
Except for our fortunate scoring
plays, the chief difference was in
the line. believe we had the edge
there. But don't discount the cour-
age of those Gremlins. They had
an inspiring leader in Charles Trip
pi. It was the first game we were
extended and really had to get
down to business.
Old Professor-And speaking of
business. what kind = of monkey
business, what kind of monkey
Aggie-Tulsa game? 1910. The trou-
BILE with football this year seems
to be there isn't enough scoring.
And there isn't enough time for us
to continue our discussion, so good
day, gentlemen.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-31
Long And O'Brien Fight
For Ladies Friday Night

Ladies' night will prevail ut the
|halian Hall arena Friday night,
hi Promoter Bert Causey assures
|enty Of action when Johnny
long, the popular matmas from
|altimore, tangles with t h e big
fuiser from Texas, Jack O'Brien.
The winner of the feature event
Rs been assigned the task of
owning his foe two out of three
Pills, and he is given 30 minutes
pr the task.
Chief Little Beaver and the rug
ed Daily Don Lee will tangle in
e opening match, and the genial
ausey promises plenty Of action
ON start to finish.
Promoter Causey emphasized the
lles of ladies' night, and any lady
fcompanied by a fully-paid adj
Plsslon to the Thalian Hall trays
i'll be admitted for half price.
Ring side tickets went on sale
esterday at the Orion hotel, and
Fomoter Causey stated that la
Bes night rules would not apply
ring-side seats because of linn
ed facilities.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-31
Grade Schools Clash
Here This Afternoon

The powerful Tileston eleven is
scheduled to clash. with a speedy
Chestnut Street gridiron outfit to-
morrow afternoon at. the Thir :
teenth and Ann street field at 2:55
o'clock.
Bosh aggregations, along with
Winter Park. are tied for the con-
ference lead, none of them having
dropped a game, and each with
one win credit.
Standing out in the Tiieston at
tack is speedy little Bobby James.
Counted on to. do quite a bit of
ball-carry;ng for the Chestnut
Streeters is James Staples, husky
fullback. and Roger Dukes, sly
quarterback.
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duke POWERH0USE
LOSES Il PLAYERS

S DURHAM, Oct. 3d. R The
Duke Blue Devils received big
setback today with the announce
rnent that the squad will lose II
football players, two OF them
standout regulars, on the eve OF
Saturdays homecoming game day
clash with the Rambling Wreck
From Georgia Teen.
+ Nine of the players will be
transferred with the Marine unit
which moves out Wednesday 1hlle
the other two are nava. trainees
who have completed their work
and depart for other destinations
the same day.
The biggest losses are John
Kerns, 23o-pound tackle from Ge-
neva, o., and hard hitting Gar
land Wolfe, brilliant guard from
Greensboro, both Marine starters
in the five games played to GATE
by the Blue Devils.
The Duke reserve strength also
will be hit hard with the depar-
ture of George Balitsaris, secono
string fullback; Jim Artley' NO.
2 blocking back; and reserve
tackles Thad Allis and Bob NC
Nicely. all Marine trainees.
Three other Marines to be trans.
ferred are e. c. Smiling and
David Owne. ends; and Ed Ell
ger, back. The two Naval train
ees are William Oakley, center,
and r. A. johnson, lineman.--N--
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-31
Young Deacon Gridders
Want Holiday Bowl Bid
MENTORS DEBATE
GRID FORMATIONS

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-LR)-
Three of footballs leading expon-
ents of different coaching styles,
Clark Shaughnessy of Pittsburgh,
Carl Snavely of Cornell and Andy
Kerr Of Colgate, debated the 'T''
formation VS.. the single wing for
two hours today without scoring
a point.
At the weekly meeting of the
New York Football Writer'S asso-
citation, shaughnessy told of the
advantages of the 'T' and some
of the many things that can be
done with it if manpower is avail
able; Snavely upheld the older
formation and Kerr, who is using
both this year, said he had mot
been converted" They agreed,
however, that the 'T' loses eff
fectiveness when the team doesn' t
have a quarterback who can OPP
crate it skilfully.
Shaughnessy, while conceding
that the quarterback may be TOD
much in control of the ball game, :"
pointed out that the ''T'' substi-
tutes speed and agility for to
weight and power that often are
missing in wartime football.
Snavely, taking time out to men
ton the tremendous improve.
ment" wrought in football by the
rules changes adopted in the east
this year, argued that the single
ing formation provides added
blocking and more pass receivers
than are available under the ''T" {.
Kerr's refusal to admit a "con-
version" stemmed from the East
West game last winter, he said.
He experimental with two forma
tons because some players on the
squad were suited to the "T'' and
others were not. 1--WE scored on
TT plays" Kerr explained, "but
we made our longest gains on just
single wing plays
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MIDDIES TO MEET /
IRISH CRIDSTERS
Chances For Twice-Beaten
Navy Drop AS Hagberg
Is Taken Out
By FRED STABLEY

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. 30.-R-
Chances that the twice beaten
Navy football team will turn back
the mighty Irish of Notre Dame
Saturday at Baltimore hit a NAV
low today when tar Coach Oscar
(Swede) Hagberg disclosed that his
top passing threat, Hal Hamberg.
was definitely out Of the test.
Hamberg. whose accurate aerials
were practically all Nays attack
in it's 80 to losing effort against
Notre Dame last year, was in for
just three plays and aggravated an
old leg injury in his teams rs to
0 conquest of Penn Saturday at
Philadelphia.
Only last night. Hagberg still held
out hopes that the 15O-pound fire.
brand who has averaged ten yards
per passing and running try in
three games this year, would be
back in there against the Irish.
Last year against Notre Dame at
Cleveland, he clicked for 13 COM
pleted passes and Navy's only
score on,-a heave to Bill Barron.
With Hamberg out, passing duties
fell to Bob jenkins. the former
Alabama flash, and possibly Bruce
Smith, the promising Miami, Fla,
halfback, who has seen little action
this year. Neither, however, can
hope to fill Hamberg's shoes. -
The gloom surrounding Ham,
berg's hobbling exit from the g..
0OO-person sell-out test in Balti-
more municipal stadium, was dis
PEELED somewhat, however, with the
disclosure that other injured play
ers probably would be ready.
Ralph Ellsworth, the former Tex
as running star, who played little
against Penn after being down with
injuries, was reported in condition.
as was Dave Barksdale, star block
ing back. Ed Deramee, first string
guard who has been ailing since
the Penn State game with knee
injury, is likely to be ready
against the South Blenders.
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u MORE GRIDDERS
REJOIN GAMECOCKS

COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct. 30.-LR)
Coach Doc Newton said tonight
most of the q University Of South
Carolina football scuadmen abb
sent last week would return for
the North Carolina game Satur-
day but that several of the Is who
tied the Charleston Coast Guard
Friday might not be able to play
because of injuries.
Newton said Virgil Hawks, High
Point, tackle who played at full
back against the Coast Guard, and
Henry Crouch, tackle were side
lined by injuries and that others
We're badly bruised. Navy VIZ
furloughs reduced Newton's squac
last week to less than half its
normal strength.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-31
CLOUDBUSTERS PREP :.
TO MEET CAMBRIDGE

CHAPEL HILL, Oct. 30.--lR-
Requests for tickets indicate that
the largest crowd ever to see Car
DINA Preflight play will be on
hand Sunday afternoon in Kenan
stadium when the undefeated
Cloudbusters tackle indicated
cambridge Navy, both clubs are
currently ranked in the first IS
in the nation. >
Lieut.. Comdr. Glenn Killinger,
head Cloudbuster coach, gave Pre-
Fighters a holiday this afternoon.
Yesterday the team returned from
Jacksonville where they defeated
the Naval Air Station there IA to
10.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-31
WOLFPACK PREPARES
FOR TILT WITH VMI

RALEIGH, Oct, 3d. Up Coach
Beattie Feathers checked over the
injuries sustained in Saturdays
tussle with william and Mary and
ran State colleges Wolfpack
through a light workout today in
preparation for the southern con-
ference game on Saturday with the
WINS cadets.
Although none of the players was
injured seriously, 1.-The team was
pretty well bruised and batted in
the William and Mary game"
Feathers said. Tailback Charlie
who sustained foot I'M
jury, is expected to take part In
the heavy work in day or two.
The Wolfpack will 60 to Lexing-
ton, Va, Saturday to play the VMt
cadets.
N
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Second Ten-11, Fourth Airforce
6) 49, II, cambridge, Md, Ma
val e2) 1o5; 10, Southern Cali
fornia 100; IA, Great Lakes 80;
IS, Indiana So; 16, Tennessee As;
II, Wake Forest 40; 10, MISSISSIPPI
pi State 80; Tie for 18th and 10th,
Alabama and Oklahoma A & M,
each with %.
Also rans-Norman, Okla, Navy
Is; Second Airforce IS; Pennsyl-
vania IS; Third sAirforce Is; Tul
sa "A; Virginia -; Washington 8;
yale 8; Duke 8; Tulane 4; Camp
Peary 4; Fort Pierce Navy 3;
Purdue 8; North Carolina g.; Rice
2: Holy Cross 2.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-31
|AR0LINA GRIDDERS
TO MEET CAMECOCKS

|CHAPEL HILL, Oct. 30: IN -
Ter a two week layoff, due to
fmlnations and leaves for Viz
ldents, the University of North
follna football squad will re-
me practice tomorrow for an inn
llant lnter-conference game with
University of South Carolina
f,s Saturday.
Inc Gamecocks have eight let
Fmen this year, five of whom
Fyed with South Carolina last
ason, and are reported to have
aerial circus that has baffled
ponents all season. The Game
c u held the strong Georgia Pre-
saE team to a 20-14 score and
y Miami University. IN thew
game they tied the star-stud-
Charleston Coast Guard team
with only one-third Of their
|sulars playing, the others be-
absent on Viz leaves.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-31
North Carolina Rabbis
Organize Association

\ The North Carolina Rabbinical
association was organized at Wins
ton-Salem at meeting of the Rab-
bis Of North Carolina, Oct. %, and
Rabbi Mordecai M. Thurman of
Wilmington was elected president.
Rabbi William B. Silverman, Gas
tonia, will serve as secretary.
According to present plans, the
association will meet twice a year,
the first conference to be held in
connection with the 10th anniver-
sary of the dedica alton of the Tenn
pie of Israel sometime during 1945.
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Irish ARE FORCED
TO SECOND PLACE.
OHIO STATE, THIRD
Cadets Take Al Sports
Writer'S Votes And Get
1913 Points
By HAROLD CfAAsEN

NEW YORK, Oct. 3O.-(R)-Ar-
my's uhbeaten football horde re-
places Notre Dame today as the
kingpin in the collegiate world in
the opinion of 101 of the sports
writer's polled by the Associated
Press.
The Cadets were marked No.
on Al of the ballots and drew
enough attention in the other berths
to pile up 1893 points. Notre Dame,
listed on top by only Is writer's
was placed on every one of the
ballots to wind up second, exactly
100 points behind Army.
1t is the first time in IA tabula-
tions that the Irish, who had a
rugged time Saturday in turning
back Illinois by 10 to Z score
have not been on top. In one mid
season canvass during the 194e
campaign they garnered every
first place vote.
A week ago the South Bend
Ramblers were on top by eight
points but led in the voting for
first with 40 such markings to 90
for Army.
The Cadets, who came from be-
hind 7 to score at the half to
subdue Duke by a rs to Z mark
Saturday, also were listed on ev-
cry ballot this week and received
80 nominations for second, 10 for
third, four for fourth, three for
fifth, two for seventh and one for
ninth.
The two leaders are scheduled
for New York City's Yankee stadi.
UNI a week from Saturday.
Ohio States all civilian outfit
garnered 10 designations as the
country's best and moved into
third place with 772 points, SHOW
ing the potent Randolph Field ag-
gregation to fourth with TIC. The
Texas Filters were first On Is bal
lots. Both the third and fourth
teams thus finished with more
first place tickets than did the
Irish.
Georgia Tech, Navy, Iowa Pre-
flight, North Carolina Preflight,
Illinois and Michigan followed the
top four in that order. The re-
turn Of the Middies to the elite
ranking and the elevations of Hill
nois and Michigan was made pos
isible by the dropping of Tulsa,
Pennsylvania and Purdue follow.
ing their defeats of Saturday.
The Big Ten Boilermakers took
the biggest dive. Tenth week
ago with 1873 points, they skidded
all the way to three-way tie for
thirty place with three
pc. IS after losing to Michigan, 40
to A.
The ranking teams, determined
on a basis of 10 points for each
first place vote, nine for second
eight for third, etc. (First place
votes in parenthesis)
THE TOP TEN
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'O '@ nail polish, used to COW
|. sllVer candlesticks and metal
Y Trays, may prevent tarnish.
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The Grand Canal flows throu gh
Venice in the shape of the letter S..
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Milk production in 1913 totaled
sc, 263, 100000 quarts. 9
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WON T, IOSt U.
Forfeit: Hull Staff to Main Of
flee.
Evening star., 1944-03-21
APARTMENTS WANTED

UNFINISHED APARTMKNT-Onc or two
bedrooms, permanent residents, no chill
0fen or pets: ". section. near downtown
Phone weekdays, Rep" bhc $500, Exten-
BRITISH Government official wishes fur
nlShed APARTMENT IN modern building, n v.
room room kitchen and bath. EX- 2o20. EHt
UNFINISHED Groom. kitchen. bath apt
vicinity ism and d SIS ne, Al $50
NAVAL OFFICER desires to rent or sub
is is, fqrn G cs pt l,gE nEreie5TsP.y IN ne or Sc
NAvAL ,.'" n OFFICER and wife desire one or
Nicely - FarRN.. '' Apr ATT b,df6om o5.59 it,,ng
roGYn r.SY kncaea and 3S'h desired BY :
600 EH'. 596os. oetwcen . a n. and
{, COUPLE size . Or 2 room turn. apt
EMPLOYED WOMAN wants unlurntshcd
GeoTsetoVn or. 897l 897l even e2ea,afs IS 5r sa &'
BRITISH GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL r.
qntres two bedroom apartmcn' or small
house furnished. Phone EX @o2o, Ext. sH.
TWO WAVE OFFICERS desire furn5 hga
y Y sectlor RoX 1914 Star "3'
GOVT; cotPLE wants Two lgrn rooms
pont Circle Call EX. TObb. Ex, 2@53
, WAVE ENSiGNS, tired Of uumusical
u"'"h hbofS want furnished apartment
about $50, Ccorge,own, convenient
r ndshlp Heights trolley hD. - -.
- Lain, '0-l" IL.
FURNISHED one or TWO rooms and k,tCh-
"a, Frlesdalre pT.T=tr BAN. rent. 80
'fnaLcnt settled couple prefer GcVrt own,
v, section, good location BOX 3HI A
Sfar
YoUNG NAVAL OFFICER desire. VOL
furnished room as apartment Wulld
consider sharing apt, Wr!te bon ;"i}-A
Star 90
NLWLYwEDS' seeking sp, nee d ~ W
G!rc!e between s5o-S9o. no 1870
COUPLE. with 3-mon'h-o.d baby desire.
3-Toom ant by Aprll Isl. convenient shon,
and Transport ailon, laundry necessary. TIE
lt20 Ext. 25u1
UNFINISHED = BEDROOMS. KITCHEN
AND BATH IN REGULAR APARTMENT
BUILDlMG, POSSESSION M!THIN -
PIE PERMANENT IN WASHINGTON. 40
PETS GEETlLES. PLEASE CALL RA
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

BERWYN. MD. = rooms, Ei'chcn and
bath. private bath: furnished adults only.
available Immediately Natioral Trailer
Sales; Baltlmore-Wash!ngto Blvd. Ber-
UNFINISHED 3 rooms Semipvt bath,
Call WA 1853
ARLINGTON, 1905 N. Oak st.-Wanted.
girl 10 share my APT Immediately. Bus
stop at corner. Gl 800
Evening star., 1944-03-21

COUPLE wanted 10 share home, all fac.,i-
ties wife un' mp no children SO Q
mcnth CeII liter : N. WA liIO
6-R00M 2-BEDROOM HOUSE, near
Bethesda Navy Med. Center, avail. Tor
2 mos April / to June !; Sllo mo
WI. olG9,
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.


1913 X ST. NV, Apt, 4-Bedroom, living
rm,, kit, bath. walking distance Navy Bldg,
suitable "a; S100 per mo-; no phone after
COMFORTABLE, attractive 2-bedroom
vveni.eTntly located Nj. 1928 after 8 pm.
all utils, included. Call between and
2 ROOMS, semibat4; garden space; $40;
BoSs gdsssFysd ST. cH Swf 5579. or Christian girls
boS%SHoEs D5S 5Hs W W SSs5 {St5 On
studio apt, kit, share bath, for 3, SIS;
LIGHT Ho6sGKEEPiSG Pin r ROOM oS1 Twin beds.
SEW s9ue;f FL mo HOME HIS vSa SR 5SSn
epesed hcsea cdnpe n oaR masy p
H9spi.aIi Hfa sth s. $50 nel iIa g,Ities sH 7o05
Sma kit ana private bath; 1st floor OF apt blds.,
Rooms, rrieidaire for Government
EMPLOYED, employ, refined. married couple; semitic
1888 uRdaS BAKER R H sr. N.E.-Bedroom, kitchen,
soo NRWfoN ssh T IFsssFs HI Give
room studio apt, range, refrigeration.
R5SM ssRR5Saf fRSsaEb RRh sS''Isf dE 81
ch.w. furnished. WA. 1S4S.
with double bed and ES compleie HOHS ktchen; i0oa
near bath use of telephone; S47 so mo-
SERVICE GIRL to share attractive .
room apt. with another girl 1901 18th
st. NV, Apt. 3O4. Call DU. 1886 after
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. room. bed
rel YoiS Tais MsRKiFn sH1Rfs aO6a5t 10 32To
tive apt. in exchange for care OF 5-mo. old
baby; no objection to l child. WA. 1869
IaI5 Eth ST. ,Nw-English basement
apt recently redecorated, suitable for :
S5es WASH WASH -BsIfo RsIR5o BLVD Hyatts Md
: rms, ist aoor sembath garden. al utils. ifto
SIPS weekly; Hyatts, o5l7 after g..
arss H sado h sT Toom WITH Rawfr oof eqdpped Sn
!os .so hDTssaff9nnF pEchfrK sr sf won1h
all utils. included. Call between s and s
a-RooM furnished apt in Sc; eonv.
ttransp;, will consider one infant. Phone
WANTEP w, TI,P ots two girls 99t oyer % share
MI; el2n1' III " Ext. IS; before 6 pm, after Z
sobSG ct sG NAN NS 70 S5S} Share apt bedroom. lv-
ing r9oT' spod sg bath and kitehen everything
SEI Sstb EtI9 large 9o front room 1907 end f. neXt to
nicely furnished in maple l. ihiSs bock cSSG1 from
streetcars and buses 70 min downtown;
heat gas. elect, cont. hot water: gas stove,
running water, elec. refg: available imme-
diately; = quiet girls employed S32 40
each; call after pm. Atlantic GIL
1901 FAIRMONT ST. NV,
APT. No. 5.
i room, kitchen, bath Frieidaire.
$3.50 monthly Convenient 10 stores
and transportation. Federal Finance Co,
el5 New York ave. I. W, Ma. 74lG. -"
MOVING. PACKING G STORAGE
MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates.
Wlll take your surplus furniture as part
paNnlelt nnNlN- O ~ n, L.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

ing and buildings; on surfaced road, FAIR
fax County; reas. Ma 1853 weekdays.
acres, nr. Hagerstown
brick Colonial, 20 rms, 3 baths, 6 fire.
places; central heating plant: stone ter
race. Handicapped; magnificent view, beau
tiful spring, stream; complete farm build
ings This lovely old home was built and
arranged for the enjoyment of comfort bic
country life: it is attractively furnished
with many thousands of dollars worth oi
antiques. Owners will sell with or without
furnishings As an entirety, 100000
N. B. Rowe, 28 N. Potomac st, Hasers-
town Nd
is ACRES-BEAUTIFUL SMALL FARM
with a fine, modern house; fruit trees, b7r-
ry bushes chicken house and tenant house
IN Glenmont Montgomery County, Md
small Stre"m A)ws through property. Tc
inspect call
Evening star., 1944-03-21

1913 X ST. NV, Apt. 4-Bedroom, living
rm, kit, bath. walking distance Navy Bldg i,
suitable "a; 500 per mo-; no phone after
Ppm.
Evening star., 1944-03-21

GNFURNISHED APARTMENT-Onc or two
bedrooms. permanent residents no chill
dfen or pets. ". section. near downtown
Phone weekdays, RepHbN 5000, Exten-
sion 1SS 81,
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WOODSIDE PARK-SI4, $50
BeaItiful GrOundS An Acre

a rare opportunity to purchase a me
hp'lc, center nal! plan. in immaculate cDu-
dH OF, J block from transportation Thcfc
floor large living room and Spar.0us
screened porch overlooking The grounds:
an extra room III dry, AIRY basement
'Sul'abl Tor gameroom or lrUngc) and
the.e Is complete bath adloinHs Thor
uRA insulation is another feature of this
at} }actlNe home Also lear garage with
tpo.shed attached You VIII marvel at the
rounds, he choice variety OF shade trees,
,h!u9beTy Lily pond and The seciuds d
coded nook With It's fireplace for picnic.
BOSS & PHELPS Exclusively, Ma $500,
evenings and sundays. call MI Shsckel-
ford, sligo 6GOS
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COMFOPTARLF
HOUSES FURNISHED.

"-bedroom apt downtown OF with good
trsn$n 20 Pentagon is wanted by tWr
responsible gentlemen, maid service pre-
icrred P!eSSe write BOX 4I0-G, Star.
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Close to the Cathedral
in Massachusetts Park

Attractive bungalow, > rooms and ba
fireplace, finished End floor gas heat. q
conditioned, large lot, convenient locati,
terms. WI 1901. 23'
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NEW APTS, AVAILABLE,
1882 HILLSIDE RD. Sc,

Apt, 2--3 Rooms and Bath $50
Vacant See janitor, basement, 1890.
BAKER REALTY CO., INC,
1920 K St NV DI 1912
Evening star., 1944-03-21
ANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
WAKEFIELD SOL 750

4 BEDROOMS. ;3ls BATHS.
Lovely painted brick Colonial. custom
built Tor present owner Contains foyer
hfa' with lavatory, 1st floor den, large
living room with fireplace and screened
porch, dining room large completely
equipped kitchen. 2nd floor has master
bedroom with bath and open sundeck 3
other bedrooms and bath Also storage
attic, recreation room with firepla ce,
maids room and bath. air-conditioned
gas heat An exceptional value. Call
sydney karr, WI a2R5.
FRANK S PHILLIPS DI 1d11
Evening star., 1944-03-21

Attractive detached residence. : rooms
"i2 baths, gas heat, air conditioned, garage
and garden $50 Available April /: in.
spectlon by appointment only
WAITGAMAN- -BRAWNER,
Exclusive Agents.