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ilS Lie general average he IlxeS the physical peak
around 80 years in the matter of age the mental
peak around 40. He may be entirely correct in
sizing up the mental side of the argument So many
golden autumns have slipped by since were 80
that most of the details bit hazy. But the ex-
pert uses up too many years in calling the athletic
peak Here are just few leading examples:
l. Jack Dempsey was "a the day he mas
sacred Jess Willard and he was at his peak. He
was better that hot July afternoon than he ever
was later. He earned a one-round knockout in
that Toledo assault.
2. Ty Cobb was Is when he turned in his
greatest season. This was in 1911, when he de-
livered 248 base hits lat runs SO stolen bases and
batting average of 400. He was almost as good
year later with 40 average.
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Minor Ployoffs
By the Associated Press.

BY tne AsSocfateo PftsS.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
st. Paul at Indianapolis, postponed,
rain fSt. Paul leads. 2-0).
Louisville Milwaukee. not scheduled
louisville leads, 2-D.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta. IA: New Orleans l New Or
ch ,saaI ,esss' Il; Mobile. / echatta-
nooga leads, 2-D.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Utica at Albany; POSTPONED. rain tAl-
wilkes-Barre at Hartford postponed,
rain (series tied. 1-alD.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Sacramento. II; Seattle, 3.
Portland. g: San DIEGO, 4.
Los RnGeles, 6-I0i oakland, fl.
(Only games scheduled.
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Army Releases Di Muq

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Sept.
Is (R.-Joe Di Maggie, New York
Yankees outf1elder, was given a
medical discharge by the Army yes
terday because of stomach ulcers.
He will not rejoin his club this year.
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Totals 80 9S26

Totals 80 9"26 Totals SO IL 81 10
Two out when winning run scored.
fBatted for Pieretti in eighth.
+Batted for Ullrich in eighth.
SRan for Travis in ninth.
NBatted for CarrasQuel in ninth.
Ran for Terrell in ninth.
Cleveland ---------- 3o1 001 O0o-5
Washington -------- 900 900 303-6
Runs - MackiewicZ, Rocco Fleming
Heath, Hayes. Case. Lewis. Kuhel co,
Maekiewicz,, ,Kuhel. Binks. Travis, Case.
base hits-Kuhel. Home runs-Heath.
Stolen bases-Hayes. Sacriices-Cihocki,
Fleming E. p9 7Sbdp laysmMystt END Kuheli
sssss on bslIs@5oh Appleton: 4; ri Rey:
on Carrasouel, /; OF Center, 2. Strikeouts
BY Reynolds, 3; by Pieretti, .; by ull-
sc h By n Gsnssr K H1i.so Reynolds e ,n
ton; in 3 innings innings on Pisretti, in 3
Carrasouel, ] in / inning. Winning pitch
er-Carrasquel Losing pitcher-Klie-
and Summers. Time-2:27. Attendance
-1105
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Major League Flag
Races at q Glance
BY the Associated Press.

Remaining Games.
American LeaSue.
Detroit-Asainst WASHINGTON, 3; Cleve.
land, 4; st. Louis, 4. Total, 49,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Detroit. 8; New
York. 2; Philadelphia, 3. Total 10.
National LeaEue.
Chicaso-Asainst Brooklyn. 5; Pitts
bureh, 4: Cincinnati. .; st. Louis. 5.
Total, Is.
st.. Louis-Against Philadelphia. 4;
Cincinnati. 5: Chicago. 5; Pittsburgh,
L. Total, Is.
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PhiIIies, 40; Cubs, SO

Totals 80 92716 Totals 81 72714
sBatted for Daniels in seventh.
fBatted for Rice in sixth
Iran for Gillespie in sixth.
Slated for Merulo in sixth
fBatted for Erickson in eighth.
Philadelphia - 900 020 900
Chicago - 900 102 O00-3
Runs batted in-Daniels, Lupien, An
tonelli, Monteagudo, Nicholson, Gillespie,
Moore. 1wo-base hit-Hack. Winning
pitcher-Mulcahy. Losing pitcher-Der-
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Ruth 80 When He Set Home Run Record

g. Babe Ruth 80 old he blasted his
This in 1927 But the
when he a. And should
until he reached the 2 He
pitching prime.
Bobby Jones found his best 1880
grand slam He then % old
a. he was before he his first championship While
Jones only % when retired
had known Is seasons of hard tournament
Few recall in $780, before Bob the
also wrecked star cast in the Southern that leading
field that knew Sarazen Hagen Horton
golfers of that OF
Big Bill Tilden 26 before
His from 26 to 81 although
another decade.
Jim Thorpe greatest aaround athlete
in 1912 year
Jim the Olympic Championship while also playing
his football baseball
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Cross-section Puts Prime AGE Around rs, II

You'll find this cross-section mans athletic
around 26 or o. mean the could other examples
Walter 81 bagged his United
1914
in 1919 after his British brilliant
Gene Sarazen blazing along
for the next 10 above 40 still the
The into Joe Louis rating could his
and not be far
And there's the Mel
his 18th goth football adding in his college
State Helms peak the vicinity of his
Jack Quinn winning pitcher well beyond after
pitching When asked Jack could
long his quite smple-A wife children"
expert
important deta- physical coapses
takes the first dip
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Montreal at. Baltimore, postponed, wet
=, grounds fseries tied. l-alD.
NeNark at Toronto. poetponed, rain
Toronto leads, 2-1).
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DODGERS, 7-6; Cards, 81
FIRST GAME.

Totals SO 13 81 IA Totals SO 727 Is
Slated for Sandlock in second.
tBatted for Dockins in seventh.
ssrookiyn ------------ dol GOO GOO 222d-7
Runs batted in-GaIan ~, Walker,
kurowski. Verban, lombard. Two-base
hits--Stevens Adams. Dantonio, Lom-
bardi. Losing pitched-Dockins.
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Win, Lose or Draw
At Whot Age Is Man Physically His Best?
BY GRANTLAND RICE.

leading expert brain
that mental physical
that most OF his good work Is done before 40 little
after So
The expert admits that there certain exceptions
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Browns, d; Red Sox, |

Totals SO IL 81 9 Totals 81 527 8
sBatted for Clark in sixth.
Batted for Hausmann in eighth.
st. Louis ----------- 9d2 Oh oon-4
Runs batted in-Gutteridge, Moore,
Stephens, Mancuso. LaforeSt Two-base
hits-Newsome, Tobin. Three-base hit
Moore. Home run-Mancuso. Losing
pitcher-Clark.
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Totals "a S27 Totals SO 627l0
s.Batted for Rice in seventh.
tEatted for Barrett In seventh.
tBatted for Donnelly in ninth.
BROOKLYN --------- 800 010 20O-6
st. Louis 100 ()f)0 (lf)0-1
Sanders. stanky TO-, Rosen, Two-base
LOSING pitcher-Barrett.
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SECOND GAME.

Game called at end Of 5h innings on
account of darkness.)
Runs batted in-Hushes, johnson, Low
tey, Cavarretta, Passeau. Two-base hits
Chapman, Hughes, Pafko. Losing pitcher
KrauS.
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SIXTH RACE-Purse, So, 500: the In
longs.
| Layaway lie Spare Man I1S
xSir Alfred - ll2 Easy Chance I1S
Mugwump -----1 13
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EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, 1000; s-year-

Apprentice allowance claimed.
Post time 1,45 nm
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Laurel Entries
For Monday.

SECOND RAcE-Purse, 50 600; 4-year-
Dds and up: 1ls miles; toaled in MARI
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Games Today. G.
Bklyn. at Chi. 2::30. Bkl
Phil. at st. L., $50 Phi
Bost. at Gin, $3.50. Bos
n. Y. at Pitt. 300. N.
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SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500. r.
Tear-olds and up; the Utica; 1 mile and
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stands. BY game time at 100 a
80 900 crowd was anticipated.
Evening star., 1945-10-14

for some time she was led into his office and
given job From the start she earned $lOO
a week. later great deal more
She had modelled for eight months when
she heard the call of Howard Hughes for a
young healthy doll to play the lead in his
picture. The Outlaw"
Maggie skunk into Hollywood on Christmas
Eve. Two days later Hughes tested her -
she wasn't the type. But her agent managed
to beguile Goth Century-Fox into hiring her
for six months
If 10th had known what they were get
ting into when they signed Maggie they
would have paid her off and bolted the DOORS
Her first morning on the set. not knowing
Evening star., 1945-10-14

any better, she highjacked the stars dressing
room and was doing her nails when she was
extracted with harsh talk Gawking about the
set little later, she involved one of her long
beautiful legs in cable and before she could
be uncoiled she had ratified scenery in all
directions and busted up scene being shot,
Her acting was fairly desperate, too.
sCirlie," the director said, "a mummy
would be better than you'll ever be. Why
don't you forget this business!'
In her six months with Goth she performed
in the Jones family series and the Charlie
Chan mysteries and sighted her two bosses,
Daryl Zanuck and Joseph Schenck. When, at
a party, short man asked her to dance
Maggie obliged. stumbled around with him
for Bit then stated that she couldn't dance
Evening star., 1945-10-14
She Trains Like \ Pugilist

That her democratic tongue hasn't been
curbed, simply accepted, was clear during the
filming of Counter Attack" with Paul Mum.
She gave Mum bad time. A serious, schol-
arly actor, he is always Mister Mum. From
the start, Maggie loudly hailed him as Paul"
sometimes Paul. Old Boy" When the great
one was in his moods, stalking the set with
idiotic questions until he began reaching for
blunt instruments.
A slngle-minded ferocity characterizes her
Evening star., 1945-10-14
Falling Star
BY NORD RILEY

Maggie Chapman laughed at
Zanuck, tripped over cables;
kicked Schenck in the shins.
Now she's leading lady
A FEW years ago at New Years Eve party
IA for Hollywood notables, Miss Marguerite
Chapman caught her heel in rug, tumbled
down stairs and landed on Errol Flynn.
Mr.. Flynn was not alarmed. What is your
telephone number" he asked.
4 haven't anyr' the poor thing walled.
The reply seemed to startle Mr.. Flynn and
the last she saw of him he was muttering
worriedly to himself.
after that" Miss Chapman recalls. 'the
only person who spoke to me was nice little
man who was losing his hair. He was Charles
Boyer. He said might amount to something
some day."
The spectacle of Miss Chapman falling
on her face has not been rare. Her years in
Hollywood briste with mishaps. She has
scuttled scenes tripping on cables and her
innocent faux pas have sighted the mightiest
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own acting At work on picture she trains
like a pugist She goes to bed at nine and
rises early. Suitors are shelved. On the set
she knows her lines backwards and forwards.
Maggie has picked up enough savvy in
five years of acting in small roles to get by
without driving spectators from their seats.
Cast opposite old hands like MUM and not
given much to say, she has to be astute to be
noticed.
Maggie was born educated and tolerably
domesticated in Chatham, N. Y. The Chap
mans are heavily Irish. Fred Chapman. her
father, is railroad engineer. The New York
Central ran through the front yard" she ex-
plains, land in back we had a graveyard.
1t was nice house. though"
During her sophomore year in high school
her growth glands went berserk. Before they
could be controlled or the family could beat
her over the head she had scared to five feet
seven and weighed lis pounds
To sensitive l6-year old girl such an alti-
tude is appalling. Maggie concluded that she
was too tall for any normal occupation, ex-
cept mOdenng.
A Model Mooner
SHE mooned about modelling through school
and her first jobs She worked for Sl2-a-week
in womens hat store, sold mems haber-
dashery, worked for dentist.
Next stop was the White Plains telephone
company where she worked as long distance
operator. Maggie saved $500 with the tele-
phone company, then quit. She had
enough money to take a flyer at model
ing in New York.
She stormed the office of John R. Powers.
In the elevator on the way to Powers Office
Maggie noticed man casing her in clinical
way When she got off, he got off. When she
entered Powers Office, so did he. He worked
there, he said.
I'D like to see Mr. Powers" she told him.
''I'll put your name down." he said, land
you 60 out and get some lunch"
Il hear" said Maggie, sensing stall,
that Mr.. Powers is very absent-minded and
I'm taking no chances I'll wait"
He peered at her again, said "Hmmmm,'
and disappeared.
The gentleman was, of course, John Powers,
and after Maggie had parked on her hustle
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men in Hollywood, including Mr.. Daryl
Zanuck, who was told he was too short to
dance with, and Mr.. Joseph Schenck, who
learned that at the rumba he creaked.
Maggie Chapman now ranks as a star,
tall, blue-eyed, family freckled woman who
plays opposite such veterans as Paul Mum
and Fred MacMurray.
She is now friendly lady with an easy
confident air about her. Her flair for blurting
out the bald bruisng truth has been throttled
and she. doesn't fall over things the way she
used to-
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with midgets and they might as we'll sit down.
That was Mr. Zanuck The same thing hap
pened to Mr.. Schenck except that he couldn't
rurnba and she told him so. Maggie hadn't
known a deity when she danced with one,
but it didn't help much, There was no mourn
ing at 10th when she left
From there she went to RkO for "A Girl
Guy and Cob" After that she tested for
Warner Brothers, became one OF six succu-
lent models assembled in what was called the
Navy Blues Sextette
One day she heard of part that suited
her in flicker called The Body Disappears"
The directors secretary tried to tell her that
he was out and probably wouldn't be back.
Maggie impaled her with fish eye and sat
down. That was nine in the morning At
5 pm. the director showed up. He listened
to her moment, then told her to skip it,
he had babe for the part This unbuttoned
Maggie's Irish lip When she had ceased yell
ing, the babe was out of the part, Maggie
had it and the director looked as if he had
been shelled
Evening star., 1945-10-14
Studio Eunlbled That One

oHE left Warmers late in l94l and that
studio is not averse to admitting a tumble.
Miss Bette Davis, Warmers best actress,
watching Maggie in a picture recently. re-
marked that her acting was fine and wondered
where the lady came from. When they in
formed her that Warmers had released Maggie
two years ago, Miss Davis gave everyone
sharp look and cried: "Horrorsr'
Early in 1912 Miss Chapman signed
with Columbia and has Iabored there
ever since. Columbia is convinced it has
in Miss Chapman something good.
Her latest and best role is with Fred
MacMurray in a picture called Pardon My
Past" MacMurray himself selected her.
From the shapeless uniform she wore as
guerrilla girl in Counter Attack" she slips
into modern clothes, in which she is pretty
fetching. The role also provides her with
leading man who doesn't have to stand on
box to kiss her. Should she sail through this
picture without falling on her beautiful face
it is likely that she will be around with US
tor quite spell. The End
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ROOMS WANTED.

ROOMS WANTED for male students. This
is one way you can be of real help to dis
charged war veterans who are attending
technical school. Must be within walking
distance Of 10th st. and Park I'd. NV. or
on direct bus or car line. Phone MR..
MALONEY, no. 1920, weekdays between
ENGLISH GOVT. OFFICIAL seeks congen-
ial accommodation; meals immaterial; in
terests are violin, swimming, tennis, dane
ing. Box lisa, Star. 11$
REFINED, YOUNG, gentle. settled naval
couple desire comfortable rm.. pvt. home E.
s.e., pleas. surroundings. Box 131-A, Star.
12|
REFINED YOUNG LADY mo smoking nor
drinking, desires room. private home pvt
bath II possible: home privileges. Republic
WELL-VENTILATED unfurnished attic in
vicinity of Pa. Branch or Alabama ave,
Sc. of Anacostia River. Call TR. 1900
Ext. 122, between 9 and 5. 13'
YOUNG MAN wants nicely furnished sim
gle room in vicinity of George Washingt ton
University. Call Emerson 0490 after. 6
pm. 15s
NAVAL OFFICER and wife desire room
vicinity of Mass. and Wis. 1T. HAUSER,
Adams 299S after $50 pm. 49,
FRENCH C.P.o. desires rm. with private
bath and Frigidaire, good transp. to Navy
Dept RE. 74O0, Ext 62804
C0LORED-REFINED LADY wants single
room, private Christian home; no cooking.
Dupont $3.50 until 8 pm
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

CHEVY CHASE. MD.-S13, 500-This is q
good value of bedrms., library; deep lot:
near all conveniences. For appointment,
call WO. 1900 till pm. EDW. H. JONES
a. CO., INC, $500 Conn. ave.
VACANT-Chtllum bungalow, nearly new;
$1,000 down, balance monthly. Call
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-s14, 500-All-brics
semidetached corner, bedrooms, bath and
a hail, large sunroom; detached garage; ex-
cellent condition. For appointment, call
WO. 1900 til pm. EDW. H. JONES d
CO., INC. $500 Conn. ave.
CHEVY CHASE, MD. $50. 900. One Of the
better homes near the Chevy Chase Club
Large wooded lot, 40 #. frontage and
over 200 #. deep. This delightful home
has an extra-large living room opening
on large screened porch which oyerlooks
tory, dining room breakfast room and
kitchen, complete the LIST floor There are
4 double bedrooms and 2 baths on the
2nd floor; also bedrooms, bath and stor-
age room on 3rd floor. The basement has
an excellent recreation room, laundry and
2-car built-in garage For APPOINTMENT.
call WO. 2300 till 8 pm. EDW. H. JONES
g. CO. INC, 1920 Conn. ave.
KENSINGToN, Md, S12,500--Attractive
cottage-type house. bedrooms. baths;
lot 250-ft. frontage; garage. Shown by
appointment only For appointment, call
WO. 2300 till 8 pm. EDW. H. JONES g.
CO., INC. $500 Conn. ave.
ID. c. BUNGALOW, $500. 1904 End ST.
nv, rms. bath, lot 135 It. deep, storage
attic, full basement, coal heat, 2z blocks
bus. stores, schools. Possession with title.
NcnEvITT. Realtor, RA. 4422, o. 81. 1921.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

CLEVELAND PARK 4-bedroom house
nicely furnished, from July Is to Sept. Is
$500 month. W. c. & A. n MILLER DE
vELOPMENT CO.. 1880 Mass ave. NV
f6ii4 RIGGS PL. NV. directly opposite
the Chastleton on 10th st, within watkins
distance of downtown and all 10th st
buses within "a block, row house completely
furnished, 2-car garage, on alley; living
room, dining room. kitchen and screened
porch on LIST floor; End and 3rd floors
include 9 bedrooms and baths. Owner
occupied for past - years, no, rent estah-
lished as yet by Rent Control Board. II
will presumably be between $500 and $3.50
per month ANY tenant leasing this prop,
erty must agree To abide by the rent SET
by the board. Coal-burning hot-air heat
Fuel and maintenance to be supplied by
tenant. Decorators now working and prop
erty available in 10 days. Inspection by
WEAVER BROS. INC. Wash. Bldg. DI
SUMMER RENT from July Is to Sept. Is
Modern house, 3 bedrooms, GA baths; 500
mo. Located 5211 Western ave. NV. Cal
Bnysen, EN-. $780, or sANDoz' INC
Notwithstanding for apt only. Fur
nished or unfurnished; 4-year-old modern
brick, attached garases 3 bedrooms 2h
baths; / year lease. Option to purchase
Furnished. Sl75 mo. RA. 30S6.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1898 HoLMEAD PL. NV congenial
E sng 20 snare h spt: with ocher eiS.s; IN
mo. Calk CO. 0356 after pm.
1920 HOLBROOK TERRACE N.E.-Two
rooms, kitchen, dinette and bath, COM
rletely furnished. SS5 mo. See janitor,
1880 Holbrook terrace ne.
GIRL, ABOUT 2e, to share rooms; S25
Can after $3.50, Atlantic 1921, 1172
Morse ne. IL
BROOM APT, private home. private en-
trance; 1923 No. Capitol, $40. 12'
GIRL to share nicely furn. liv. rm., hedrm.
with kit privil. with another girl: on car
line; $3.50 wy; 1923 South Dakota ave.
So FRANKLN ST. N.E.-cooI basement
nm. and kitchen, shower, cont. h. W., util-
70 s60BBLET Su Moe No. or longer. Arm
modern apt; 500 mo. Decatur, mr.. Ga.
COOL BACHELOR APT. for person, con-
sisting of l newly furn. studio rm., semi
private, modern kitchen, bathrm porch.
Handicapped garden, telephone, maid service.
BIZ. and busline. 20 minutes downtown;
.. m, WO.s70S9 1919 47th st. NV
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APARTMENTS WANTED Cont,

sPslt%snts Nv ssctIen. SprsfersSls S SSr
R ases' ENe GS ss and Wife baby soon,
o sIs4 M asbS %asd dE H. sa f9n ant in
Mt, Pleasant vicinity $50 limit. Elk. $500
ESt; 3o4S between 9 and 5; l2'
rent furnished house or apartment. Frank
APT N s0V On h sMahI aaS6sGsE in Arlington
being being eyicted in mo. Box isseA, Star. Il.
NAVY MAN Just returned three years over
seas desires one bedroom furnished apart
E,en self and wife. North 1851 after
UNF5RNIsHED rs, kit. bath wanted.
n.w.i no pets, no child husband overseas;
perm, res. MRS. HOGAN, DE. 1885
IN DESPERATE NEED furnished or untur-
nished. unfurnished preferred. Call Mr.,
cHbaSw birL sssGss furnished h sso 81
nice section. Phone AID. 1886. s a m.
sEis' and wife. no children, no
pets, desire one or two rooms and kitch-
en-: rent. to S65 a month; immediate occu-
o oadss b46 HW Ext e' in Aii 70 i;'V'
REFINED, quiet bachelor desires TO share
modern 4-room apt, located in Brooklsnd
saiibes; reference REQUIRED. bu. i; 1914
WANTED or room apt, furnished or
unfinished, for year or more. Call CO
1895, hours $40 am, 6-S pm, 10.
WILL PAY 8 months rent in advance for
2-bedroom house or apartment. MRS
end LIT. AND WIFE need furnished or I'M
furnished l or 2 bedroom apartment OF
hqyse; Please Pleas call CHI $685.: ,,rn =,
unfurn. apt. excellent care and references
permanent, Silver Spring or Bethesda area,
SH. 7412.
LIT COL. Just returned from overseas for
permanent assignment Pentagon Bldg, ur-
gently needs two-bedrm. house or apt. fol
wife and 2-year-old child. 81. 4443. l3'
TWo REFINED GIRLS need Immediately
! room, k. and b., furnished, in NV. sec.
ton; reasonable. Elk. 1924, Ext. 428, 13'
Employed couple, 12-year-old son. board
ing school student; NV. Montgomery Co
or Virginia CHI. 23S4 after pm. 49,
COLoRED COUPLE need small unfurnished
house or apt; no children. no pets. Box
lisa. Star. IL.
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HOUSES WANIep 70 BUY.

PROSPECTIVE HOME OWNER, in city for
few days LICKING pG,,i for 4seSr9om S6atn
neighborhood; substantial cash; 3O-day
possession; EN-. 2sQ9 after, 8 pm.
BUICK COUPE, 1888, radio and heater.
WIN trade as part down payment on house
WILL PAY CASH for 5 or room house
a s9s2 ss sisr y6G fs H 5Tsspvs
sssenson W H Uni II les REALTORS Ht%R'
ANY Az Ne sE ca ans Sc "a asp pa,
sll-saSh price. Free appraisal GUM
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lash assna suYERs f es 1 Sllst houses
Catholic churches and schools, to 10
HOME III HAR RaEf Sd1 MG a9f Ior in Com
gress Heights. 5000 to $500 blk. on
Nichols ave. Box 2I4-v. Star.
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WE ARE PREPARED TO EFFECT a quick
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ing at full market value: no OBLIGATION
i ysa, appraisais. MITCHELL QUICK; DI.
MUST MOVE IN 30 DAYS, wants Co.
lonial frame or brick house in Chevy
Chase or Silver. Spring area. with good
lots. Client will pay. $4,000 to S22, 800.
Call ewes, Mr.. Ruark, SH. 4436. c. II.
HILLEGEIST CO., e23 18th st. NV, MA,
MARINE, OFFICER wishes to buy 3-bedroom
house with oil heat and sarage, near Ar
l III c Navy annex 81; 25as.
modern 6-rooFn home up TO $4,000. Can
do with 1 hath II necessary. will pay ali
cash. ERANK j. voLKMAN. EN-. 4e4e;