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Evening star., 1946-01-20
Penna Stays in Lead
In Richmond Golf
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Calf, Jan. 19.-
Little Toney Penna lost couple of
strokes to the field today, but he
clung to 2-stroke lead in the Rich
mond Open golf tournament, at the
end of the third round of the To-
hole event.
He tailed a third round 70, far
short of his sensational sub-par IS
yesterday, but his 207 total still kept
him ahead of Jimmy Hines. Hines
racked up par II to set his total
at 209.
Big Jim Ferrier, shooting the first
round of the day with 4-under-par
ST, moved up to tie Mark Fry for
third at 81. Fry posted a 10.
Grouped at 212 were Charles Stol-
hand, leading the amateurs; Ed
Oliver, E. J. Harrison and Denny
Shute,
Evening star., 1946-01-20
6. W. Beaten by Navy
Quint, 53-42, After
Strenuous Battle
Ry The Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan, 1e. -
NaVy's basket ball team won its
fourth straight victory today by de-
feating the strong George Washing
ton quinet 53-42 in a hard fought
contest.
Navy achieved an early lead but
die not succeed in pulling ahead by
more than four points until the last
few minutes. The half-time score
was 22-21.
Plagued by their own careless ball
handling, the Tars could not break
the visitors highly successful man
to-man defense. Guard Don Dick,
who sparked Navy with 18 points,
was about the only Middle who
managed to sweep past the Wash
ingtonians.
Excellent shooting by Tom Rob-
ertson and Ralph O'Brien of George
Washington kept the Navy margin
down. Several times the ball game
was tied and twice Washington led
by one basket in the first half.
Robertson, with ID points, led the
Evening star., 1946-01-20
Griffs' Ticket Sale
Opens February 7

Tickets not only for Washing
tons opening American League
game on April 16, but also for all
night, Saturday and Sunday
games will 60 on sale on Satur-
day, February 2, at 9 am. at
Griffith Stadium, it has been
announced.
Reservations may be made by
calling at the ball park or by
sending in check or money order
for tickets to be mailed. Prices,
including tax, are $1.8o for box
seats, $3.50 for grandstand seats
among the first five rows, s1.20
for regular grandstand, and 80
cents for pavilion seats.
Evening star., 1946-01-20
Golehouse and Muncrief
Among Browns to Sian
By the Associated Press.

BY the ASS0clated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 10. - Seven
pitchers, including Bob Muncrief
and Dennis Galehouse, have signed
for the 1946 season with the st.
Louis Browns.
Other pitchers are Maurice New
lin and Frank Biscan, recently dis
charged from the Navy, and Cliff
ford Fannin, John Miller and
Johnny Pavlick, who were with To-
ledo of the American Association
last year.
First Baseman Charles Stephens
.jr., and Outfielder Bernard Lutz
have completed their military
| service.
Evening star., 1946-01-20
PGA Title Tourney
Goes to Portland
BY the Associated Press

PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 49,
The 1916 national PGA golf
tournament will be held here
August 1925, Robert A. Hudson
announced today on return from
a San Francisco conference with
Ed Dudley, PGA president.
Match play in the national
will open August 81, according to
Hudson, following two qualifying
days in which the field will be
whitfield from approximately 100
sectional qualifiers to 64. Byron
Nelson, who took the crown at
Dayton, Ohio, last year, qualities
automatically as defendin g
champion.
Two 18-hole rounds the first
day of match play will clear the
way for subsequent 36-hole
matches.
Evening star., 1946-01-20
NomingT erpTutor
Good GUESSING Job

Joe Maniaci, former backheld
ace of the Chicago Bears who
tutored Bainbridge Naval Center
through two undefeated wartime
seasons. now is the leading can
didate for the Maryland coaching
job vacated by Paul Bryant, ac-
cording to the Associated Press.
Earlier Jim Tatum, who yes
terday was signed by Oklahoma,
was labeled the likely choice. and
Dud De Groot, former Redskin
mentor, who has made no seri-
Gus bid for the berth, also was
mentioned. De Groot hardly is a
possibility.
In fact, Prexy Byrd of Mary
land hasn't even had time to
wade through the long list of
applicants, which always follows
vacancy, and really has given
no one deliberate consideration.
Evening star., 1946-01-20
Carpenter, Pills Prexy,
Wearing Civvies Aqoin

By the Associated Press.
FORT DIX, N. j., Jan 19.-Rob-
ert M. Carpenter, 30-year- old pres
ident of the Phillies, was back in
civilian ranks today.
The former staff sergeant, who
was inducted in March, 1914, served
as instructor for the Army physica,
reconditioning program at Fort Nj.
agara Camp Grant and Camp Up.
ton
Evening star., 1946-01-20
Tribe Obtains Brewster
San Diego Shortstop
the Associated Press.

FIbbSI
CLEVELAND, Jan. 10. Cleve-
land today announced acquisition
of ShortStop Charles Brewster from
San Diego in exchange for Catcher
Jim Mcdonnell and an undisclosed
amount of cash.
Brewster played with the Cubs
In 1914, but last year was witt
Nashville, where he batted .361 and
flelded .937. He was obtained by
San Diego from Nashville.
Evening star., 1946-01-20

Totals 131945 Totals 10 s 2s
Coolidge threw Roosevelt off its
stride at the start in the opening
tilt and had an easy time winning
game that figured a tossup. Bill
Cannon's three first-period goals
for the Colts started things, and
with Dick Taylor doing some timely
second-period scoring the Coolidge
quint had a safe 24-l2 half time
margin.
The scoring continued in the
third quarter, while Roosevelt was
limited to foul shots only. The final
quarter produced a surge on the
part of the Rough Riders. with
George Theophilos and Bernie
Wolf connecting for three baskets
each, but by that time Coolidge
had lock on the pame
Evening star., 1946-01-20
{. i. Takes Whipping
From Shore Quintet
BY the Associated Press.

CHESTERTOWN, Md, Jan. 10
Washington College handed Catholic
University its second straight Ma
son-Dixon Conference loss tonight,
1928, in game marked by erratic
passing and poor scoring marksman-
ship.
The Shoremen, with Gene Rook
leading the attack, rolled up a 1873
advantage in the first 10 minutes as
the Cardinals were missing badly.
Score at the half was "a to 8.
With 13 minutes left in the last
half, Catholic had pulled up to 49,
81 as Conners connected with sew
eral shots, but the Cardinals
cnllldnt clnSe tho non
Evening star., 1946-01-20

According to unconfirmed re-
ports last night, Bob Seymour,
veteran Redskin back, has
jumped the National Football
League to sign a contract with
the Los Angeles club in the new
All-America Conference.
The rumor also has Joe Aguirre
and Wilbur Moore joining Sey-
mour in the switch to the new
league. The three Redskin vets
had failed to return signed con-
tracts to the local club.
Seymour, Aguirre and Moore
could not be located, but a Red
skin official doubted that Moore
has jumped" I'VE still are talk
ing terms with him." he said.
Evening star., 1946-01-20
American u. Five Routs
War CoIIeqe, 81 to 4o

American University's redhot
hoopShooters hung up so points in
the second half to swamp Army War
College, 04-49, last night on the
Eagles court.
After taking a 34-12 halftime lead,
the Eagles went on a scoring spree
led by Duke Pizza, who turned In
% points for his nights work.
Evening star., 1946-01-20
Bulls Quintet Trims
York Junior College

YORK, Pa, Jan. 19. - Bulls
schools undefeated cagers added
victory number 8 to their string
here tonight toppling York Junior
College, 1886, with Jack Donohue
scoring 10 points. 9
Bulls took command continued to
pour the ball through the hoop to
hold a 24-9 advantage at halftime.
Evening star., 1946-01-20
FuIcons Defeat OIympics

BOSTON, Jan. 19 ga goal by
Bob Solinger with minutes of play
remaining gave the Philadelphia
Falcons 2-l victory over the Bos-
ton Olympics tonight in an Eastern
League game before 10,70O at the
Boston Garden.
Evening star., 1946-01-20

INt"d1N1o hIoII IUUkS dS IT I6
might pass for a Turk
He's not only the newest coach in profession
al football cat press time), but undoubtedly the
largest. He stands 6-foot 4 inches, weighs 265,
and during the had trouble on the road get
ting accommodations because hotel clerks thought
he was convention. He's 38 and an easy-going
guy unless somebody makes him mad which isn't
good idea.
He a high school fullback, but after his
freshman year at Washington State he was
switched to tackle, where he played next to
promising center named Mel Helm. Both made
ALI America, probably the only time State ever had
two A-Americas on the same team. Although
State used only IA players the entire season of
1881 it went to the Pose Bowl and got squashed
Evening star., 1946-01-20

Dartmouth, As; Pennsylvania, 81.
Michigan State, As: Illinois, 36
Army, So: Princeton. %
Cornell. So: Columbia, 90.
Navy. II; Franklin and Marshall. 81: Le-
high, 25.
Great Lakes, So; Purdue. 81
Wrestling.
Northwestern, 81; Chicago, IS.
Army, 10: Cornell. IL
Navy. SO: Muhlenberg, O.
Lehigh, "a; Princeton s
Penn State. %: Coast Guard Academy, 8
Penn, 20; Columbic
Navy. 1893; Brooklyn Poly, 1855
Evening star., 1946-01-20

Totals 10 S2S Totals Is 3s
olic s.
- Free throws missed-McGrane 80, Nc
Nerney t3), Conners. Mcdonald (2), Held,
sutton (D, @. Rook, Derham.
Evening star., 1946-01-20
Virginia Boxers Win, 5-3

NEW LONDON. Conn.,, Jan. 49, (F).
-Virginia's boxing team defeated
Coast Guard Academy 5-to-3 here
today. Virginia won four bouts,
drew in two and lost two.
Evening star., 1946-01-20
Could Have Been Head Coach in 1914

He could have been head coach of the Redskins in
Bergman
proposition but Turk said nix Il didn't think experience
then he explains When Marshall told suggest somebody
recommended
Coaching at college never appealed to him because
had to teach fundamentals
He doesn't mind Clark Shaughnessy
Il he lot he "Ie
all learn from him. AS getting people,
had much trouble, his IA Redskins
At downtown luncheon for the last speake-a
member OF the Redskn staff ncidentawas introducing
coaches When Edwards
who been with Marshall
wish he'd tell
few another luncheon spoke ex-
planned Edwards along well
In
Evening star., 1946-01-20
sunday $a $pors Maryland Beats State v but Loses Army Boxers
Win, Lose or Draw
Profile Of Heap Big New Redskin Chief
By FRANCIS {. STANN

He's the first alunnus to be
fifteenth
Marshall player and coach Although he
magnlhed three times
Evening star., 1946-01-20

by Alabama "a to O. He graduated in 1s md three professional
the Boston Redskins Giants Portsmouth offered him
the lucatve-S1,500 10 Il
of the highest the National League he remnisces
Il got than Helm and the Cliff Battles
Evening star., 1946-01-20
Basket Ball Scores

Totals = 6132b Totals
Evening star., 1946-01-20
Missed 10 Minutes of 15-Gume Season

He terrific tackle the seasons,
most of those the struggling
beng paid and the weren't good When he East in 1888
Turk and the other RedSkin recruits from
Chicago where they be transported special
The bus players
had taken turns the wheel
Lud Way was the coach grins Turk He hand to
what
Sleep We scrimmage $780,"
The Redskins Scimmaged and they weren't paid
before the they
would be missing. They vanished the night.
only eight of the originals left
One the Bosons Is Edwards played
all totaled
He made A-National Redskins
had of tackles match Edwards and Jim Barber Funny
thing Turk but Jim didn't play hardly all his first
Too He didn't weigh mon 212 pounds But after he built
himself he great"
Like Babe Ruth, remembering But
there floating somewhere
the fellow weighs He likes
big ball.
Evening star., 1946-01-20

Totals 10 442 Totals % 153
Free throws missed-George Washing
ton-O'Brien, Tinklenberg, Robertson (3),
Mccall Navy-Dick
Evening star., 1946-01-20

Totals 3612S4 Totals 90 a4a
Evening star., 1946-01-20
Varied Sports

Totals 13 733 T
Evening star., 1946-06-03
OFFICES FOR RENT,

s1e, ;1e l4th n ST; sgsS SW-s rms modern BIDS,
lOl5 H ST. .N.E.-ond floor over jsweiry
store; ideal for professional or small busi-
ness use. NEWSOM. lilo st. ne, Ii.
s.sToRY AND BASEMENT BLDG. near
10th and K sts. NV Now being converted
to business use; Available in fun or in
part. DRGYFuss BROS 1919 18th st.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA I'd. NV
Large front room. suitable for once or
studio studio; ,Io sloo mo; Also front basement
ors Or any VI type Pc ofaes; Box 419.G, Star.
ton. share large suite with another physi-
clan: Joint waiting rm separate large
consultation rms and laboratory Kindly
state specialization Apply Box 221-G. Star.
OFFICE FOR RENT. furnished or unfur-
nished: also mail and telephone service.
l. c9W1E IS 500 Eye st; NV. =,
able Immediately. JOSEPH E. BRUNO
6otyNT3wN G0;; sG3 St orrsiv nT Ma 3411
st. NV; completely, remodeled, second and
third tndr floor: inclHding acoustic.type cell
asphst tie and nn Ilnoeam noers nn'ea and si mod:
srn layatory: $3.50 per month. JOHN F.
DOCTORs. DENTiSTs-convertIns several
suites in large bldg to medical ofices: now
nave vacant i and 2 room suites See res.
ident MANAGER, THE PARK LANE APT,
21st and Pa. ave. -4
CONTINUED on Next Pace
Evening star., 1946-06-03
STORES FOR RENT.

VACANT STORE. 2o21 N st. nv; also s.
room, kitchen and bath. furn. apt. above.
2-car garage; oil h.-w.h.; vacant stores in
this section are unusual Rent for entire
building. $500 per mo, DRURY REALTY
WI. s661 a
CORNER STORE. Wise. ave, 1900 50. it..
lge. display windows: suit cleo, RADIO
auto: acc. furniture. RA 1920 4
ROCKVILLE, MD.-Approximately $500
50, IT., suitable for restaurant, sale of farm
machinery, etc; possession at once.
WEAVER BROS, INC, DI $500: ewes.
STORE AVAILABLE Immediately-soe r
st. n.w.-Opportunlty for proper sales
address.
1901 9th ST. Nw.-Larse corner store.
ideal Tor grocery, restaurant, etc; good
eo,ored section: vacant Call rent dept.
LEO n: BERNSTEIN & CO., NE. 540O. -5
PROMINENT RETAIL business area, ne
suitable for many varied businesses. LOUI4
STORE wfTH SEVERAL FLOORS o above!
full basement. rear alley: vicinity of 18th
and Colun'bis I'd; good shopping area.
Evening star., 1946-06-03
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp.

GEO. II. WILLIAMS CO.-Landover Hills;
5-rm. Cape Cod; bdrms.; large LOT; rest,
H GEo f. WnhyAMs MMnes eeHc. qh aSoo Ts% brc
tiled tns bath; gas heat: poss. At settlement.
Siae'fi GRo: il. w WILLIAMS M co. ATTRACTIVE i've g.
bdrms;, &C. heat; full bsmt.. large lot
go" ss9e or oSTn' en- ,4sq p,'k p0S'' parpart. SN
GEO. #. Williams Co.-close to transp. J.;
5-rm; brick 2-stort, den; Rogers Heights;
ea a ds s fm mus T's Be sspase seen te Be
F9 GTFeSiated pa5pnrtl uN aa29 or gM IN, i4sl t;I
a1 Manor Brick storz ped2@. sis bst
tIh1ine ,onn one would want IN a home. skeily.
GEo. i: WILLIAMS Co.--Attractiye s;rm
srse ssr%s s Win so .'ee g. 0sths soo down hss ps4
GEO. H. WILLIAMs Co.@NeaAcheverly;
63drms' IL ~ baths; d6a t1l bsms sar and
Go: II 4: %1hIfAMss q do.-collese Helsht,
sEo San' H. WILLIAMS EE co[Beautifs Sr qs tas eoun5
s sTik sas sorhs beaut bms fepsss shsds
ming water: all IA farng oo tools miles from
GEO. II. Williams @s.famiiy house
; rms. each: Mt, Rainier. $4,000 down
sfSeri sGo WI HISS q c6e4m 1N 4si
!Ssss;, close to bus bus Bowers. Uk 200 S6aoI OF
GEO. H: WILLIAMS ,Co.-small 1-bdrm
ssnv % t. Erco. M podson, 1He' IN. 200 sts''0o oi
isEe Fo f y.n4Ms S.m54''. ss segns 1ss5s ss:1s
G2o 22es0n H. WI WiLI2ms fi2s or SN dsa cs
Brick 2-story, 10 rms. . porches, oil NV
5sa ssF s95 am Dsason US $50 full
GE GEO. #. r.. WILLIAMS co-vacant: 81 5.rm
: bedrms; large lot: ideal location. Grser.
gNo gN 200 z u9I Or UN Nc l4s1. ~ c,,,o . "a
en- be ssasbs sa ssH 9s ssoo
SEo SE;sr, ! pE $$%2 !%s SE w u iisl e. -
fm. o homes 10 IN desirable Sfssaai locatons aho al
s. 900 70 $500. Greer, UN, 500 OF
GEO. Z. WILLIAMS Co.-vacant, new
home In Rogers Heights: : hdrms oh; W
beat; full ,fS 6smt o6 gar sdjacent lots
MT. RAINIER-This 6-room house is on
a large corner lot which includes large
Mast snTdp Be sssn sHn snd s5s svs5 D. "EH less
2524 Penna ave Sc: FIR. 2s0a Til o: =;
BERWYN-6-room detached frame, bath
2 porches, oil t.-wh h: nice yard. Low dowr
CESS. 1924 Penna. ave. Sc. FIR. 2so2
NEARBY MARYLAND NE. 7-room de.
tached frame, bath. oil h.-wh.. sarage, 2
porehes ehicken ehe house saIdsn very isrg. lars.
ns pIsTk1eT eTe HEIGHFs eoS Modern nntsr D. 5.roon
BUNGALOW. bath, oil a.;c. heat, recr. room
sio5o6. 7. B, BURGEss. S5s4 Penna
cTAkMssGR eEf ss sR FRAME sssn qsti is.
wooded lot, approximately 5 miles from
5a ss SEfl REzlTY sPfes eo fr9S asol
SnAkSY as asi SAR1LANp-Lars. IA 1LAa, Groom ma de-
baths. full basement. Convenient to every.
hRf MuRPH Saa5p 4o1 cs p.h Mt T. Mudd A y!h s
sUITLAND. MD;;-a-room home, with bath
5oef Of s svsr snf H rcs
sIfSoe siiiS nr cash Call Nj. Mudd' with G, G. 2 2
yACANT-Immediatep possession; complete.
~ equipped 5-rm. bungalow on attractive
140x2O0-ft knoll with commanding long
range view Of beautiful COUNTRYSIDE. neal
from heart Of sii. spr.. ), miles from Nava
Ord Lab: $40. 80: adjoining land alst
oEoRaE eEsRef Mos @sdfssf Rssor sqd9aa ST. asdo
THREE HOME VALUES! 1916 Annapolis
rd.; shopping center, 9 rooms plus . un.
finished rooms; okay for doctor, tourist
Near Bisdensburs shopping center, g
terms soidpf HOMER NJ. '.f HUNTER wa ssas
Evening star., 1946-06-03
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY Gent, !

WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE At its full
cation. Phone Mr. Browning at DI. 1918:
eyes, GE. 7731. VIM, H; SAUNDERS CO.
INC; ;, Realtors lEst; 1850, 1919 st, NV.
house. We give prompt. courteous service.
Free appraisals: VIM: G. LIBBY Co. 708
AZ sn noNcE, Ar 6NcE, s ar eves oNcE. A 1922 or
bedroom house in D. C. or nearby Nd
Clients with cash can get you top prices
at this time. Call Elk. 2555, YOUNG 8,
PASTOR, 1929 Vermont, Real Estate and
Evening star., 1946-06-03
SUBURBAN RENT-yIRclNIA
SUBURBAN PROPERTY wANTrc
INVESTMENT PROPERTY For SAFE

N.M.-S-FAMILY UNITS. bedrms. In
each apt. Income, S4,296 owner SUPPLIES
hsstsd heat and .sor hot water only; $4,000 cash
For complete information cali all Mr.. r. Rud. d
den: NE 54oo until 5 pm: Sunday and
eyes. GE: 2456. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN &
e.. &C.: 1el5 s., Z st: NV, ME 5400. Com
SPEClAL BARGAIN, near 9th and New
sa York ave; n.w.14-apt. BLDG. lEe. apts !:
aais alok .r, VIM sell 10, to colored. Attention
APIS, 8 BATHS BLDG, with gross in
come for s.nt.i 81 $685. a., per month; Good section
struetion. brick; And excellent condition.
81 S11 neat. PAUL P. STONE, Realtor, OR.
43 Rooms, light housekeeping and room
Ing house building, located near Thomas
Circle: S., l., Gross income, $4,000. Priced ct
sTqsE. Resltor' @9a 81. 'ss ss44. Feh'' PAUL Is r
DOWNING FL. N.E:.-Modern duplex apts.,
consisting Of 4 families in each bldg. Ideal
location, close to shopping, transit lines.
;o.s ts5seu s4os until p sunday ss
EYES" EYES" IA ss7s. LEO y; gERsNsTEIN 4
plets Real Estate Institution.l -
Evening star., 1946-06-03
STORES WANTED.

STORE. about 2ox3O in NV Section,
with basement; suitable for plumbing and
hheatinE display, ofnce and storage. RA.
DRGGs4TsoREn s4s nf LOCATION wanted for tn.
present or near future, will pay years
M Tsntal In ADVANCE. Box 279-J Star. A
RESlkE SNAIL STORE. do not need
BETHESDA AREA-Store or will consider
entire bldg for real estate ofhces: respon-
sible tenant WI $685. "a
Evening star., 1946-06-03

COLORED. on terms:
! houses near, 1st and w SITS NV;
Sahs she ns su hom. ps
a good income: SI5.950 to sic, 500. Cali
MI Sterling. eve, GE. 1910.
Lincoln rd. ne, near N. Capitol-De-
afnff 6s6 Brce eTst essh s. oo Cali
Mr.. Carpenter. ewes, RA 1886
Spring I'd. near 11th. st. NV, semi
detached. brick, 6 rms, h.-w;h. lovely
$50: cash, 5000 Cali Mt. FELTON,. ewes,
9Th St near L NV. 1st commercial;
unusual investment opportunity: Soft
frontage With 2 bldss.: S37 800: 25fs cash.
ist eommeTciai Tci e'ss r. capitol H os near M st:
street: rms, o-story brick: S1I.75O: only
81 100 cash. Call Mr.. Peruzzi. ewes. FIR.
Near 9th and Q SITS. NV. 1st CONNER
rms, baths, basement. unusually large
lot; SI3v959; terms. Call Mr.. Sterling.
Vacant: wardsr st. above Park I'd
Sls.75o; terms. Call Mr.. Augie urciolo,
.sfs;, Nsaf A3i srd liSid and Rhode Island ave.
Attractive 2-story brio. dwelling and "A
J. J, Urciolo: ewes, IA, 1927
9th .ssr,cts near se dstsshed es@ t5a%s large
Mr., vallario. ewes. HI. 16s4-M.
brick: h.-w.h.: s11,95O; cash, $1,000. cail
Mr.. FELTON,, ewes, CO. $3.50.
e IS: ~ Az n h:exh,; srr.nsed for ; FAM an
if o5 uRc1oho M REafTY Rsf saS5o co ME snss 81
Evening star., 1946-06-03

KENsiNGToN VIEW modern attractiye
bungalow, liv. rm. lge. kit with electric
range and new Westnghouse refer .
bdrms.. bath. fenced basement, unfin-
ished attic; Ice lot: near bus; immediate
possession; terms. MURDOCH. SH. s794,
Evening star., 1946-06-03
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.


!MMEDIAIE Cash for your property; =:
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any syR shfs vii Hs sna sn1s
Ny ate % the Rpddns pay more Is IN p.g rs
eali john D NEUMANN. IA. 1911 bet
aAsSSSNAs \ sSS ? REALTY Il: co. can sell your hous.
oblisantien. 2s1s Wilson blvd. GL. OF
baths, bedrms.. Mt. Pleasant or cleye-
land PA Park areas. Gall B. E. HERNANDEZ,
6HAsEEs p sfs1 sves CUM Ne has as9C Clients waiting
to purchase homes in any section of Wash.
GoyERNMENT o ooyERHNSMENT EMPLOYEE being trans
ferred wants to buy only from owner four
bedroom house with large lot $4,000
$4,000 in Bethesda. Silver Spring Or
Will fIHt PAY CASH for A B. G.. M nearby Va. and
Md, property; will gladly give you an ap-
sell. Call Mr.. FREDERICK. DI. 3100, for
SS0i Do YOU WANT SPEEDY ACTION. Lis,
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or eoared aoGsks Mk ahE GIss
ME. 534s.
WANT ALL CASH? Let us arrange to see
your property IN any GOOD nslishoorhood ai1 rns
PoSHSSTE SEiseS SIEHRSr IsR{ No s2 ?iiinty room.
or more. Please give details and price.
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diton SN Win pay eGsho essh Box Aos
YOUNG COUPLE CUP will pay cash for small
aHhsr 8h ESfnHss czsH fEHeEs H9 'IS psd for
ssppppraisal. POTOMAC REALTY CO. AD.
fSsl pSHsrERAfElY sal Z IN NEED of or DedTm +.
home in Bethesda or Chevy Chase, Md;
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PRiyATE PHRTYEi am interested in pur;
ehssing or bedroom home; gill
HAVE HAVE 4ssRM. s APT, possession 90 days;
renting at S5s per mo- to trads tor
area. Ali cash il price is right. Must have
brick construcsion, basement d and nice lot.
SPOT cxsk ier small or large Ge2 houses
condition. Would consider buying lots.
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value; free appraisals. MITCHELL QUICK
FlipSisarn FL SSiIi until 4 Pm. .,s,on g.
from oMner. OCCUPANT. for cash aS client. ssS'0 s
N, oRRIsoN. "a: 54le. 5.
WHAT HAVE YOU for saleq I 1 can cans sell It
at today's market value. Every listing re-
ceiyes my personal attention. Evenings
ROGERS. LII. 3452. %
ATTENTION, home owners-We are now
sssr sesSe R The ns ss chew II 1Tds
communities Contact us for prompt and
courteous, service. Our stan Of salesmen
half Call for free appraisals. WORTH
INGTON REALTY, 721s-A Wis. ave, Be-
thesda, WI. 1900 Main ofnce, s427 Ga.
D. G. AND NEARBY MD. properties, p.y
AZ cash; ROGER MOSS, Realtor. 2125
fSode Island ave. ne. HO. 5000.
Evening star., 1946-06-03
PROPERTY WANTED.

s APT. BLDGs.- story, English base
prce 4oG like ptI This al.
rare: on 21st st. NV, north of Mass. ave.
DRURY REALTY CORP. 173f K RE.
1888 Ewes and Sun WI S66l a
Evening star., 1946-06-03
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN, 7th st.-6,00O 50. #. on :
floors, with electric elevator: available for
Tss WEAVER EROS Geoi5e Nc 81 s5oo PSSSe.se .aes
Gil 1856 q