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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-07

began the final 36 holes. He, too,
had his troubles today, but a Is
"a added to a first half al gave
him 1920 and $1,000 second
money. He escaped by a stroke
the six-man wrangle over third
place as a half dozen posted 291s.
Turnesa although long an es-
tablished star, had never won a
top money tournament before.
His four rounds over the g.
879-yard No. 2 course were IL
66-74-73.
The tip off came in the morn
ing round when Turnesa helped
himself to a shaky "a and still
added a stroke to his lead. None
of his 10 nearest rivals was able
to gain on him despite the fact
that he was two over par fol
the round. Eight of them were
even higher and only two, Henry
Williams, Jr., Sunbury, Pa, anc
Tommy Wright, Knoxville, Tenn.
were as good.
Walker Cupper Frank Strana.
han, Toledo, Ohio, led the anna
teurs with 298 on the strength
of 75-74 finish, the reverse o1
his first two rounds. He was two
strokes ahead Of Felice Torza
the Hartford, Conn.,, mite, whose
closing 72 followed a morning
79.
Turnesa began the day with a
four stroke lead for So holes and
he picked up one more in each
of today's rounds.
His morning 38-36-74 could
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-07

easily have been three or four
strokes higher had he not pull
ed out of several jams with re-
markable recovery shots, on the
first nine in particular he stray
ed far and wide off the tee and
only superb shot-making under
pressure averted a complete COL
lapse.
At it developed, however, the
rest, of the field was having its
troubles and, instead of taking
advantage of Jimmy's lapses,
was falling still further behind.
On his first four holes he con-
sistently failed to find the green,
yet had himself four pars, such
was his ability to lay the ball up
close to the pin from the dang
er zones.
However, fate finally caught
up with him, momentarily, and
he lost strokes to par on the
sixth and eighth to turn two
over. Then the veteran of five
years in the Army settled down
to click off nine straight pars
coming home and just about shut
the door on his rivals at lunch
time.
Starting the afternoon round
he was bit erratic, but three
over-par holes on the first nine
were partially iquidated by two
brides, one on a 40-foot putt on
the short sixth.
He settled down after one
over six on the 598-yard 10th
with seven straight pars and
then slipped one over on the
final hole to close out the tourn-
ament with a 284.
Behind Schoux the six-man
281 bracket included the only
two players to break 70 today.
They were Johnny Palmer, Bad
in, N. c., with a closing SO, and
AL Brosch, redhead Long Island
open and PGA king, who sizzled
around in a morning So, but fell
off to a final rs.
They were joined in their
third-place deadlock by National
PGA King Jim Ferrier, San
Francisco; Claude Harmon, Ma
maroneck, N. Y, Henry Viii
liams, Jr., Sunbury, Pa, and
Tommy Wright, Knoxville, Tenn.
Oddly enough Williams and
Wright played together, started
the day tied at 143 and both shot
"a twice
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-07
NBA STARTS POLL
ON R0CKY'SCASE

NEW YORK, Nov. 6. -(P)-
The National Boxing Association
has begun a national poll of its
member commissions and other
groups and individuals interested
in boxing on the question of
whether middleweight champion
Rocky Graziano should be bar
red from boxing because Of his
war record.
In six-page bulletin sent out
from National headquarters in
Washington, the N. B. A. outlines
the case of Graziano, who has
been barred from the ring in
some states because he was dis
honorably discharged from the
Army after serving a ten months
sentence for absence without
leave. Graziano also is under
suspension in New York state,
which does not belong to the N.
B. A., for failure to report an al
legged bribe offer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-07
Half Dry And Wet,
Tavern Does All Right

CHICAGO W.P, james Fiocchi
got his new tavern all set up
and going before he discovered
what he had one.
He learned to his dismay that
legally half of the place. was in
Highwood, which, by local
option, allows a man to sell in
toxicants. But the rear end OF
the tavern is in Highland Park,
which is dry.
So Fiocchi did what any
smart operator would do under
the circumstances. He started
selling drinks in the front end
and sandwiches and pop in the
back part.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-07
Carolina Soccermen
Defeat Roanoke Team

CHAPEL HILL, Nov. 6. -(P)
- North Carolina's soccermen
scored in every period today to
hang up an impressive Z to 0
win over Roanoke College and
extend their. winning streak to
five straight.
Wayne Johnson, Tar Heel cent
er forward from Jamestown, N.
c., made good three goals fol-
lowed by Dave Boak, Summit, N.
j.. with two scores. Dave Fere-
bee, Vanceboro, and Joe Back,
upper Darby, Pa, accounted for
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-07

quet, November 19, it was an
nounced today.
Warner, who devised the single
and double wing systems of foot
ball offense, as well as many
other gridiron innovations, has
been living in Palo Alto, Calf,
since his retirement from active
coaching in 1910. He coached
teams at Georgia, Cornell, Car
Isle, Pittsburgh, Stanford, Tenn
pie and San Jose over a 45-year
span and helped develop such
stars as Jim Thorpe, Ernie New
ers, Jock Sutherland, Bob Peck,
Tad Shipkey, Tom Davies and
Biff Hoffman.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-07

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. g.
R-The wind-up of the classic
Army Notre Dame football riv-
alrv here Saturday will pay ap-
proximately $125,ooO to each
school, A far cry from pioneer
days of the rivalry when Notre
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-07
N. Y. Touchdown Club
To Honor Pop Warner

NEW YORK, Nov. 6. -Pl-
Glenn S. (Pop) Warner, football
coaching genius for nearly half
a century, will receive the New
York Touchdown Club award for
outstanding contributions to the
game at the clubs annual BAN
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-07
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-07

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-07

Excellent quality of leather
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jacket styles. Very warm,
very comfortable. Select one
quickly.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-07
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NEW FALL SUITS
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Made by Gaiffon, new fall
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cut. 1000 wool, Chatham home
spun.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-07

Wools, rayon and wool. In plaids,
flannels, gaberdine, shetlands,
Bedford cords and Herringbone.
All colors.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-07

In poplin, gabardine, rubber
lied, plastic and Koroseal. In
smartly cut styles, tan, olive,
coco brown and black.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-07

Large assortment to select
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styles and shades.
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WANTED tcont.j

APARTMENTS WANTED tCont.)
8 EMPLOYED ADULTS need 2;bedro0m
sst nw l.n no @ S 4sS pet s sn ssf
SETERAS SHn sf AND WIFE vi eeTiays 1Tho is expecfns
need Immediately lbedroom, unfurnished
nr ca MRS yh psysse ss
ment IN NV. district; Win hrepises;
no children or pets. MA. 5425. Ext, III.
YOUNG BUsINEsswoMAN desires furn.
or unfurn. l or 2 room apt. NV. section.
GURRGESSTIY NEEDED for Marine, family
with 3 months old twins; Silver Spring
or NV: section. CAN MOO IN cnarse,
sbvANeE 5 Nj a'tst Mos. sis RERT, RI couple no es
dren or pets desire 1-bedroom. un1urn. apt
APTs. AND HOUSES. furn. and unfurn.,
within 20-miie radius Of Alexandria, for
neering frm ensaEed In vital Govt: work.
CAL oV. 1900. Monday through Friday
foRfiaS SR { & SERVICE COUPLE desires IN
February; up to $3.50. Wo. 1884. Ext.
APT. ,UNFURN;, ! or 2 bedrms., ureen.ly
bssa bssded y g550ottessiOnal g5ot couple expestasns
couple and infant. Please write Bog II
d osE PSI: 81 2 BEDROOM FURN. APT. needed
MENSTEF ST se or soS e1sasEss 29E s'a, e.
+ tqFnished ri Ne. apt; until June l. Phone ma.
WORLD BANK ECONOMIST (vet), wife,
baby, about to lose sublet; need 2-bedroom
unfurnlshed apt or house; mos. rent In
advance. Ia 9540. 26s
NV, or 2 bedrooms in
modern apt. building, to S110; official
International organization, vet and wife,
both permanently employed. EX. $3.50,
Ext 554. "a
one or two rooms, kitchen, bath; UP to
s100 month. DU. 1900. Ext. 65 OF. 72.
colored tenants who have for many years
rented from Shannon & Luchs Co. are
presently in need Of apartments. Call Mr.
Brill. SHANNON g. LUCHS CO., 1903 H
1t. NV. Ma. 2345: evenings, WI. 71O5.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southeust.

DO YOU WANT TO buy a hore2 I have
shs are s2Sf p2csa E fnf
ns 4: BATH ss s:ss ss@as at, ps5 s: s
1h "t
ra4S'. prn ssxes snd s9o nsur Psa 0 ca Til
3; r, a; HyMPgRIGs' aRI6 Realtor' sos N Sspi-
NaAs n! r 1ssh Na AND snSP "a. AVE. sEs-rm brk.
Sb ssnd M 4es ss ssrs5oo s3Hs sSna s5o sss
MARHanE si EsnEed wAPnE MF Ren5let9n co 81 & 81 s4ss
and and bath row brick. beautiful coonnd.; sas
sss 'as '2'
$1,000 DoWN, ssbedroom brick home
sHockEY sTes: SP' MooRGHEAb sSsHi Rseators Ab
aGi1 4Rsn II e wel.but espe
and desirable features; large, attractive
y sSe1s o1sy gth fpass S f 'Rf NTH 5qt sasn 9oeo c.
lonial corner cabinets ulsIamodern kitshen sa en
and oosv ana
with walled garden court Owner leaving
city, must sell at ONCE, No a 5eaasonabls;
s5 p win g ASE Ef1Hsfa vFW Gs fA KAg47 f5sF eR Go
hsSaMsff2F' hSMf 81 s2lsfMEST. Il r. completely
sPsso sPs t9t' ca Ffns MR sseaS RsE yfs ST. S
ETt 2S4 bstTeep and Pm he =.
modelled. Completely detached. large liv-
ing rm.. dining rm.. kitchen. 8 bedrms.,
bath. oil heat. Near shopping, schools and
ss tsdpsp sa down Leo n aSsd ssms
CO. 1415 K St NV, ME. 5400.
brick, living rm.. dining rm, Kitchen; 3
session. Near all convenience: Priced
CO; rIdII s ~ ME- :.I,l5st 549S ,r,,k
kitchen, bedrms., bath, full bsmt., gas
heat. Conveniently. situated. Priced for
BFRssfs iRsafis sas Ca es 1fis II p st. nR IEo M T.
EXCEPTIONALLY attractive Groom semi
s5Ss n sssso2 COX s ssoa eo ca. h0Sss Hss
oNE sS,iasSei snSek FROM i: CAPITOL sImo9ss ne
shis '1 area Oss and il absolu.s perfect eoadi-
epes s and SeoR SeaptS se1es ns ns
heat, ' HIS house @ is ia deal IL soy : DOCTOR q q
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL LiBRARY..semi-
esr: asraonad make offer. fms tx Sa osss. sa'o
1904 r ST. Sc, near ,Hillcrest-Lovely
brick home. rms and tiled bath; gas aoc.
$50 completely furnished. T. D.
BURGESS, 1924 Pa. ave. s.e. VI. 2so2
GI WITH 81 900 CAsH-Fine brick bunes-
low, mos. old. in nearby Md; 5 rms.
and tiled bath. full bsnt... oil h.-w.h.;
electric stove: only s11,50o. It. D.
BURGESS. 1924 Pa. ave. Sc. vi. 2s02
IHinnLEsctREsr Iin 3 AREA-N.v ,ton. and dsa bzick
home nearing completion. This home
should be seen to be appreciated. Con-
sists Of 8 huge rooms, 4 baths garage.
alton. other features too numerous to
cAkozzA co" asa7 Ps. ave-. Sc. Al.
Evening star., 1947-11-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-korhwe,,,

BARGAIN-N. Y. and N. j.. aves. NV
stories; rocms 1so 1st .on Som zone; a9-tt It.
m 0 xss easy ass Ns to
doWntoWn. dow Priced $3.50. HoWEN-
STEIN REALTY CORP, 141s H st. NV.
OPEN OPP = FOR INSPECTION. Lovely home,
Cathedral Heights, 1916 Fulton st. NV
Has IL rms, , baths. full bsmt.. oil INV.
h.; Lear garage of public alley. Fine for a
doeioI @ or professionai person, owner oS
On ONLY ONE On IEFT-1mmediate possession
new. ,det:. white painted brick; 8 rms
ehsyy egss sesass chsse. Nd Open to 8 p:m.
SGEoN S aeS aoaDoS ss ovne1 sSo 14sa Sn'hy hgs
SILVER sPkiNG, near indian sprins
os
in this desirable section; Iv. rm.. with
fireplace, side. porch. dining rm., kitchen
bath on sna soor; full p Ssmt with lava
tory and outside entrance. gas heat, vene-
sh'3s 81 a s"4 VIM F'i'e t. as 81 g. p 5sts
9th AND BUCHANAN SITS. N.w.-7:rm.
buiit-in gar, Venetian blinds, oil h.-w.h.
sRTnss sS fSRd Rsnty A. eARzH e Szsss eo sDd
Realtors, 2325 ;os, Pa. ave. Sc. AT. ssa41;
laI4 GALLATiN ST. N.w.-Detached.
6 rooms, also recreation room. 2 com
plete baths. oil heat, garage. HARRY
GRIT. RA 1858. NO. 7217.
GEORGEToWN-A good brick house on
quiet street. It has been well care for
modelled without too great expense. din.
rm and kit. are on the ground level;
liv. rm and library on 1st a.; bedrms.
and bath above; the top f. with 1ge. liv.
rm, bedrm and kit, would make delight
full apt. II bath were added; S23 800.
DOROTHY G. WOOD, exclusive agent.
1881 ct. NV. "a
Evening star., 1947-11-24
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

Los ANGELES FOR WASH, d. C.--Two-
Be- SsdEm' r W Hnfg5n 15na lse apt. for similar in
ST. LoUIs-4-room unfurnished apart
ment in exchange for similar apartment
or mouse in "aShinst0n' Box loo-'' e. s.ar'
OR BEDRM. APT. in Wash. in ex-
change for rented house in Mexico City
with 3 bedrms., ga baths, ample liv. and
dining rm;: patio. ssrase and servants
KAYWoop H GARDENs@Wili VIII Exchange siiH i
bedrm. turn. apt, for efficiency or 1-bedrm
apt. In another apt, settlement, no pvt
WASH FOR NEW YoRK-2-b -bedrm. apt
for or 2 bedrm. apt in New York. vi
S763. -25
WILL EXCHANGE 4-room, bath. kitchen
pvt. entrance. low rent, NV. for , nice
% AD' oae0' Ext, 81 81 N" A S3s
EXCHANGE LARGE unfurnished basement
apt. private bath, private entrance; vic;
goth and Pa. ave. NV; S46; for bed and
living room. furn, or unfurn., 1st floor or
private entrance; downtown NV. Box
Evening star., 1947-11-24
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

MARINE OFFICER. stationed Ari. wants,
wash. viii Consider bayinse.f ef "a. Ess'ssfs. sSiS
WILL TRADE with veteran 2-bedrm. apt.
in sc. Washington for 8 or 4 bedrm
house 81 in vicinity of GEORGETOWN University.
Army CAPTAIN recently retired from
overseas. desperately needs furn., unfurn
or or Abso0 nsa50om sP s5 0qs R s se'e s
4114; evenings, 81. $3.50. A ''''' es. ~
WANTED-6-rm. furn. or. unfurn. home.
N Chevy Chase or Shepherd Park, for
PROFESSOR Pro Essss gs4 gaGts or bedroom house
eS iss Sk NEEDS pe' hSsH room
furnished house, Janaury 1st to August
1st, or two or three bedroom unfurnished
apartment indefinitely. Call MA. 3312o,
FURNISHED HoUsE-Will pay UP to s225
rent for 3 or bedroom house, 2 bath
rooms; preferably in District. Wo. 7138.
93 ;od Or hsv: room sSS.ss
Rsiss Rsa nj NO. oF kEST sgog IN ADVANCE for one
apartment: would redeeorate: guarantee
@ aooI and Suburban v Y: q Nv; location;
ploye; no Ino, drinking. Phone Hobart 30 21o4'
SMALL HOUSE OR APT. vicinity Of sil-
yer Spring or NV. D. c.; vii care for place
and make. repairs II needed Call Mr.. MA
LoNEYs: days sH. $3.50; Sunday and night,
G6ovTf.S SCIENTIST. permanent, needs g.
bedroom home: up to 500; children: 8
snd snd. 6; good care of property; refs. oSsH.
WANTED TO RENT or buy for Feb. i oc-
cupancy by Navy officer and expecting
wife. 2 or 3 bedrm. house convenient driv-
ing distance Navy Bldg. Arlington. Will
be househunting in Wash. Christmas.
Write full particulars to It comdr. J. T.
Dollard.. U. S N. 473 Broadway, Cam
ADVERTISING MANAGER, National Trade
ngton desires to rent or 3 unfurnished
bedroom house for his wife and himself.
Please cali MR.. WHEELER during week.
WILL PAY 6 MOS RENT in advance for
2 or bedroom unfurnished house or apart
80 pm, 1t. coMDR. E. scHRADER,
HOUSE OR OR 3 BEDROOM APT. un-
furnished: good rent; have childrsn;
SMALL House. Chevy Chase. Bethesda,
Silver Spring-Govt. engineer. ID yrs. best
care; will paint, do all repair. keep garden;
Feb Sase s1So e vi vi: 4sss. sseo' neeo SO sSSu'
Evening star., 1947-11-24
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE.

ARE YOU MOVING TO VIRGINIA: If so,
call PAXTON. Reasonable rates. Lee or
small, Phone GIL. 1926 any time. -5
Ex-GI, moving, packing, storage; local or
long distance: anywhere, any time: no lob
too large or small. GLOVER, RE. $3.50. ~.
VETERAN. Just out Of the service. will
kasHff I0R spE iftlf Gs5 EkELa At 4a5
Tsdas cs sf DE- csFEo ss sy sS n }a@ mile
MANTED-Loado or part load to and from
washington, Pittsburgh. Cleveland, De-
troit. Chicago, 81: Louis, Kansas City,
Denver and Calf: immediate service.
NORTHERN MOVING & STORAGE CO.,
AT: 9243, IL 1928. 29s
VETERANS. starting business, will move
you day or evenings; reasonable rates;
light hauling q specially. GE. 1851.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.-24-hr
service: furniture moving and hauling;
BY VETERAN Of eSperience 0f4 With
new truck, careful handling; reas. rates,
Call G. any time, Mr.. COOK. GL. 51S7. 3o'
the country. safe, storage in separate
UNION STORAGE CO, INC. est. 1906.
STATION WAGON EXPRESS. light special
fa5isEsg EDEEMAN Mo91NG ai, a Storage sTog CO.
Reas rates; will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving,
storage. ia. 2s57; after pm, GE. 14i66.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E: tcons.)

HOUSES FOR SAlE-S.E. tcont.)
Jam saslls SGf row sriek. ktchens. & baths, h3i fui
= sAss0s IL sss5 1sSfi: RSS
a0ts,x cash .sa, psgmen. and easy
sMfAx sSssF S1a Co. 'sf 81 sEs Hssh e s ss'S IA
seheoLsrse sroo% nenla roa brieE essfR approx nsn
u yrs; old: garase, front AND rear porches.
He dosn payment ssE sA'efn' only $1,000 C s
LING REALTY CO.. soe 10th st. NV.
RAc1N1TH-7os 18th st. s.e.-cozy e.rm.
Nj S;;h isss sSsfi aSp slSs zvf *
lily semtdet.. brick, 3 rms. and bath ea.
furnaces; ca, apt, with separate entrances
cARozzA Co. " 1927 ' "a. h ,'Vp ave. Sc. Al.
ssi s1.t ST. ss;E:-oI loan possible With
ssf'' Isl: ss;s 1FSzaA ssRa 81 5SS s SFssd Ss E
garage. NFREDERfcK A. BLUMER CO,
soeaSE eohogtSsss g. ss ave 6oNv Fl T lqss suy 5s
9-rm. home with stone front, 2 baths
oil h.-wh.. full bsmt.- and refrg.: i'm
mediate possession; SURETY REALTY
e9EoEEfp-sstE4Ak! st4 ~ sth aSb asSa D sTs. 81
home for good living. viii appeal to the
most discriminating buyer. rms; semi
detached; completely redecorated like new
throughput, Suitable Suit 70; s. a physician 4
fR4ef f{R{Ssffs XII ssAS sSissy4s R5s
COLORED-BRICK, Just OF e. Capitol ST.;
possession at once: $3.50 purchase price;
$3.50 cash Monthly payments on trust
rms. and tile bath on 2nd f.; liv; rnl. din
CoLoRED NAVY YARD employees. your
opportunity to buy. row-brick home, mr..
9Th and Va. ave. for $500 down, bal. in
one trust, payable $3.50 a mo. Call
THcs. 2. WALSH, INC, SIS 11th st. NV.
eo1oRED-vAcANI. tmmed. oceupsneys.
qss qsse 0rsktfx a K MARpfS sTf goal CO. Ta Res6rs
CoLoRE6-NR. 1ath AND PA. AVE. s.E.
Small brick house, Al cond,; refsr. and
stove. auto. INV. heater; very easy terms.
r. A. FOSTER CO., RE. 1889, 81. 4lS6.
coLoRED-s5s so. CAR. AVE. s.E-s75c
down. easy terms. rooms bath. c.h.-w h.
Vinnick, with A. M DRAISNER. 14O4 L
st. n.W, MA. S036; home, GE. 0297.
Evening star., 1947-11-24
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C..
MONDAY NOVEMBER a. ls47
APARTMENTS FURNISHED (c,

APARTMENTS FURNISHED Cont,
ENTIRE 2ND FLOOR FURN. APT. for Q
girls. use Of Bendix. phone. etc. in private
home; $40 month each. 3os2 Clinton st.
P,6roSShT cikc1E tsis AREA-Bsehelor Ts5 spt.
housekeepinE, Frieidaire, new modern
sss u t utities nfsesm 174o Rasa D
hfoKisS hfooKilSSeD p For iT A NICE PLACE to ii iive'
sTsf et mile, "h from NOUS pissries ae g,ns
sSai Sssf Fsssi esMsRibsgH I'll AsE rL sws Toon.
sd. sas saIs onfs .seS ssS us.s uf ssh n.ss $40
1:RooM COMPLETELY FuRN. apt, AVA avail
aaR &C. MAN II wAsTtD s1f 800 SHARE aa e tafs
4-rm. apt. with two g. W students; $40;
near Thomas Circle. Ex. 2l47 after 3
LOVELY BEDROOM, with extra storage
space and apt; priv; $50 See OWNER
eyes Sat. and Sun. all day, eo6 Allison
YoUNG LADY to share lovely apt, with
snosnss yogb5SS aey nsa. e0ny y tFansp
sofss Capitol Call f'fS.S IA os46 after M
sogSe ,.ns WOMAN to sss5s sl apt Th
18th st. NV. Call ME. ss44 for inter-
coMPATABLE YOUNG WOMAN will share
small southeast apartment with another;
sonvenisnt transportation; near Census
Bldg.;. S45 mo. Box 22s-V, Star go
CONN. AND KAL. RD.-Modernistically
furnished studio apt: includes new colored
Tile bath. Simmons inner-spring sofa he'd,
S5frR MoprRs E ao6sE Hst 9oS 70 share Hs
S75 month everything furn; adults only
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1929 Rigss pl-Entire
1st hoor. rms. dinette. kit, bath; Sl35
mS nnsns 9t incl Enlv rt 9ust employed
1912 9Th ST. NE. Apt. Will share lge.
sleeping rnl. with working mother, care Of
child, age 3-5, or single woman: all privl;
SS e fFRss Il sac 2fT1RE I'll ana Rs fs ffso lovely
s.th pv .a 5E Sfafi eapfess T bus i 20 in nE
downtown;. suitable 4 adults; $3.50 mo.
6ol4 7th pl. n W., RA. s943 so
eth, AT NJ. N.W.-Small 1-rm. apt,
place TO cook for .. share bath. $50; an
other for 8, SO. EX. 4544. Box 2acM
Evening star., 1947-11-24
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkD

SILVER sPRING-Beautiful Cape Cod
style with 9nilsn gar d,rsT. sun pordn Ssdr se
6edrms., bed: tile tile bath full bsrnt iaun
II cheles section Silver , sprlSg pnG sH 4811'
home iiv rn., din. rm.. modern Kit"
6utin bath and xe snHwsr sortb tu yos 5sn
ton. ton CLIFF PIERcY l. cos 400 Bal,
slgd HyastsyIls Nd VA ssoG R4 nie
turesoue bungalow: beautiful lot, white
picket FENCE; ;;, rms 6edrms o,f ms pgdT5F GgIFF
oNE. oi9s. .YFARoED. H So Sstory al-brick iarge
tile bath gas 9Th To
vile, close to, SCHOOLS, streetcars and shop.
Ri sFIsk rs P5lsrs su ogy gass $4,000 with tsEPs
= ACRES, $500 down; s11,25o buys this
sprins MSassomers prs.ehs euPrs trsst BOO vins
rn.. dining rm; fully equip. kit screened
tance to school, grounds, include, ample
peach and cherry trees. lily pond, small
stream. sH. 4611, PL. $500. O. L.
MSSENNiEw MoVIIY NiEw DET. s-bedrm, ultra modern
brick homes, ready to live in; easy terms:
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ooMP1RTh "a II E m LIST OF NEW HOMES now
being built in Silver Spring and adjacent +
an p Hs.TS RAY faR RrAfr9 co "a
rAKoMA PARK-choice of modern
Ing Hs' a large finished attic and full base.
sar in presd asdap s 9 50Gms snd g si4ooo op
EsHesem. Hsn. RaEf, R E. e. a. S557; @2t
.n you 1space this po1ches GTfk FIJI base ss
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home. located on an unusually attractive;
bat tsass ea s1rnsE nss no.: sor @ n %
Possession with title. Only s13,5o0. Call
Mr.; HENDERSON. 81 Lo,Ie 1000, -, ds.,rs
to live in suitiand, Camp. Springs. Bellevue
area, we have several fine homes, some
with acreage. No. I, 6.rm; detached
really fine home in the 1000 class. No
on Is-acre; 2 chicken houses; good bus
service $500 1 No 3 srli.Rs rhm5lsr ana h1ms Nans
ground. No. A, 6-roonl. on over acres;
ne here bon priced below nesr odasS stand
suitiand ss aOi Pare1ss eassWessi1 si1 900 No Arm
stone bungalow. near Forestyills; h-asre
trict Heishts; Groom, detached; 2-car
g. oi is5aessds home $500 oGpoe down
Rsis ssS I'm. sns' {. EMU D. MuRPHY, aesisor. izoi
26th st. 80.
Evening star., 1947-11-24
HOUSES FURNISHED.

NR. MT. VERNON-5-acre. estate on the
Potomac; beautiful modern home, rooms.
B baths. oil &C. heat, garage, recreation
room: barbecue: S4O0 mo. MRS. CLYDE
G. BENNINGTON, WI. 2635. pa
CHEVY CHASE-Beautifully furnished. 8
rooms. 2 baths, 8 lava tories, available to
June L. Reasonable rental to responsible
party j. H. Knox ofice of ROBERT w
514 Union Trust Bldg, MA. $3.50.
CONN. AVE.-7-rm house ga tile baths
2 compl. kits: newly dec. .throughout: gas
MASS. PARK AREA = Well-furn. house; 4
bedrms.. 2 maids rms, 3 baths. on end
floor; available Dec. Is. rent ceiling S40O.
EN-. s35s. -Ne' w. i-'4' " @s4 oossseh'
GEoRGETowN VICINITY - Completely
Wn IvTnshea 5aSo RnT rms; loa months; sl75 mo-
PARK SECTION. 5052 Sar-
gent I'd. n.e.-Southern unit of semide-
nished house years. eF9em 2en fqe
1uired: S125 month. Open 1.5 pm 30s