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Kodiak mirror., 1947-07-26
ExCursiOnists See katn1ai

Katmai mountain, with a
 smoking cone and crater filled with a deep green-blue lake were the main objects of interest of 110 exeursionists who flew to the
 mainland on the Pacific Northern
 Airhnes excursion trips Sunday. The plane arrived here with 55
 passengers from Anchorage, in-
 cluding employees of Fort Rich
 ardsen. Anchorage residents and
 a few tourists.
 The group was given an op portunity to visit Woody island
 through arrangements made by the local Chamber of Commerce
 on a boat furnished without cost
 by Frank McConaghy. A free
 box lunch was also supplied the
 visitors.
 While the visiting slghtseers
 spent the day here two local groups of 55 each were taken on [ the Katmai trip in the luxurious DC.4.
 Perfect weather made the trip an outstanding success. Passeng. CTS were flown along Kupreanof straits, over Shelikof, and then flown over and around Katmal and the Valley of Ten Thousand
 Smokes. the latter showing few
 evidences from the air of smok-
 ing. The plane returned over
 Kodiak island, the base, and
 circled Cape Chiniak before land- l ing The trips took over an hour
 and half
 Making the local trips were: First flight; MT. & Mrs. c H. Davis. Marie Olsen, Mabel Fen ner, MT & Mrs. Wm. H. Lamme
 Mir < Mrs Harry Vallen, E V.
 Langear, James Travers. John Waybrant. John Bakken, Ernest
 Brickell, Martha Streeter, Harry Schultz Frank Center, W A. Anderson, Stella Anderson William Anderson
 Charles Unstead, Curtis Cush- man, Carl Galloway, Val Morri- son, Buster Jones, Shirley Sutliff T Schmidt, Kerk Noble, Jane Naughtnn, H. Speigel, MT. Alex ander
 Mir. X Mrs. Rudolph Janckel, c. Blankenburg, Mrs Frank McConaghy, Julia Pond, Fred Ols6 n, Mrs Shane, MT. x Mrs. Cecil Wilson & infant, Beanie SumerIin, R. Kimball. Clarence Dizney
 Otto Mahle, Jr., Mary Frost,
 Mrs. Nina Anderson, Edna He's
 ter, Lora Schmidt, Mildred & (nnnf;n,,ad o, ooo 9
Evening star., 1947-12-26
With Bill Leetch

improved food conditions and no
legal shooting have made them con-
tented not to go farther South.
Young men between Is and IS
who have a high school education
or the equivalent in years in recent
experiences in the armed services,
law enforcement or game manage
ment, may qualify for the Office Of
District Deputy Game Wardens in
Maryland. There are now eight
such positions vacant, which, under
the State merit system, offer secu-
rity of employment, annual vaca-
tions, holidays, liberal sick leave,
promotion and retirement benefits.
Applications are being received at
the State Employment Commission
er's Office, 81 Light street, Baltimore.
Any person appointed must own
an automobile and have a telephone
in his home so that he may be
reached at all times.
Latest news on the fishing front
is that the winter shad are making
their appearance in the Tidal Basin.
'Nuff said for snagging enthusiasts.
Evening star., 1947-12-26
Caps Biggest Crowd
OF Season Due for
Warriors Game

Washington's Capitols, inspired
by their 1886 rout Of the St. Louis
Bombers in their Basketball As
sociation of America game in St.
Louis last night, return to Uline
Arena tomorrow night to entertain
Joe Fulks and the revised Phila-
delphia Warriors at $3.50 o'clock.
The largest crowd to attend a
basketball game this season Is ex-
pected to see the local pros, who
pulled out Of the Western divisions
cellar while squaring an upset ad-
ministered them by the Warriors
last week end, attempt to stop the
apparently unstoppable Fulks while
winning their second decision In
as many starts against Philadelphia.
Fulks, an ex-Marine sergeant,
registered 319 points in his first Is
games this season, and had a ST.
point scoring night against Provi-
dence. He furthermore fired Is
points against the Caps here in
early season despite the fact that
he was playing with q painfully
injured leg, and completely stole
the show as his team lost its FIRST
game in four American League
starts.
The invaders also will introduce
towering newcomers in Chick Hal
bert, 6-foot 9-inch center gained in
q deal with the Chicago Stays,
and Jack Rocker, 6-foot 5-inch ace
from the University Of California.
Halbert was outstanding nemesis
of the Capitols In the champion
ship playoffs with Chicago last
season, and will be making his first
start against Washington since
joining Philadelphia.
The Caps put on a great third
period finish to outclass the Bomb
ers last night when they scored 10
field goals against only three for
the Bombers. Capt. Bob Feerick
had one Of his hottest nights as
he scored % points, while Bones
Mckinney and Fred Scolari shone
with IA and 13 respectively.
Evening star., 1947-12-26
kary|and's Ring Team
Off Tomorrow for
Sugar Bowl Test

The University of Maryland's box
ing team, called by Coach Heinie
Miller "the best ever turned out at
Maryland" will fly to New Orleans
tomorrow for Mondays Sugar Bowl
matches against Michigan State.
BY squaring off against the Spartans
on Monday the Terp ringmen will
become the first Old Line team to
take part in q bowl contest, beating
the football team by three days.
The team will work out tomorrow
and Sunday at the New Orleans
Athletic Club. "The team Is fit and
ready" Coach Miller says. I'VE have
no injuries and no one is over
trained or stale. They all are sharp
and convincing punchers and I
think we'll win"
Veterans Of last years Southern
Conference championship team
making the trip are AL Salkowski.
125 pounds; Andy Quattrocchi. 1870;
Danny Smith, 1876; Eddie Rieder,
1855; Bob Gregson, ITS, and Kenny
Malone, ITS. New members of the
team are Rowland Hyde, 145, and
Lamont Whipp, 220. Malone holds
the Southern Conference heavy
weight title, although he weighed
only 175A last year, and Rieder the
team captain, is conference 155-
pound champ.
Evening star., 1947-12-26
First Bowl Practice
On Tap for Terps
Special Dispoieh 10 The stor

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Dec. &c.
The University of Maryland football
squad, A strong plus eight coaches
and assistants, was due here today
and scheduled an afternoon work.
out in preparation for the Terps'
January / date against University Of
Georgia in the third annual Gator
Bowl game.
The Old Liners flying down from
Washington In a chartered plane,
will be quartered at the Jackson
vile Naval Air Station Just outside
the city limits.
The Terps have lot Of work to
do before facing the Bulldogs. They
have had no practice since last
Friday and before that their drills
at College Park, Md, were ham,
pered by cold, wet weather and a
muddy field.
The oddsmakers still list the Bull
dogs, taking part in their fourth
bowl game under Coach Wally Butts,
as 7l2-point favorites for the Gator
Bowl tilt. Georgia's previous trips
to New Year Day classics were to
the Orange. Rose, Oil and Sugar
Bowls, and the Bulldogs won them
all.
The Georgia team is doing its
training at Athens, and will not
arrive here until Monday.
Evening star., 1947-12-26
Lions Bell Seeks Fifth
Successive Victory
Over Springfield

Gordon Bell, 22-year-old goal
tender Of the Washington Lions
who was the American Hockey
Leagues shutout king at II, will be
seeking his fifth consecutive victory
over Eddie Shores Springfield In
dians at uline Arena tonight, $3.50
o'clock.
The handsome talented Bell made
good during Shores regime at Buf-
falo back in the early 1s40's, and
was the fair-haired boy Of Shore at
that time. He later was graduated
to the Toronto Maple Leafs, and
remained in that organization until
he was purchased outright by the
Lions this season.
Bell has been satisfactory with
the Lions despite wholesale injuries,
a difficult schedule and an erratic
defense that has tightened a bit of
recent weeks, but which left much
to be desired in early season.
Bell shut out the Indians here
this season and had beaten them
twice locally and in Springfield,
Mass. He Is an aggressive, hard
working cage guardian who never
let's up, but is remarkably poised
and cool under fire.
Tonight's game shapes up rs a
real grudge match with both teams
set for action. The Lions will. be out
for their 10th victory for the season,
while the Indians will be striving
to shake the Washington jinx that
has denoted them to the Eastern
Division cellar.
Three Of the American Leagues
hottest scorers will be skating with
Springfield tonight Paul Courteau,
a huge local favorite and formerly
Of the old Washington Eagles. has
advanced to sixth place in this de-
partment with SO points; teammate
Eldie Kobussen is seventh with IS,
and Bill Summerhill also is included
among the first 10 with 90.
Alan Kuntz and Don Webster,
who formerly represented the Eagles
and Eastern League Lions, respec-
lively here, also will perform with
Springfield.
Evening star., 1947-12-26
|Ciiy's Ace Bow|ers
Perform Tonight in
Show for BW
by Ben McAlwee

Oldtime Christmas all-star bowl
ing competition will be renewed to-
night at Colonial Village when a
hest Of Washingtons top-f1ight
duckpinners square away in the big
Bowlers' Victory Legion benefit show
starting at 7:3o.
Servicemen from Walter Reed
and Bethesda Naval Hospitals are
expected to be among the overflow
of spectators who will witness the
first yuletide holiday bowling at
traction since the golden days OF
Convention Hall before the war.
A three-game team match will get
the show under way. Julie Singer.
guiding spirit in again staging the
charity event, will captain q lineup
composed Of Lou Jenkins, Ed Blake
ney, Ray Watson, Hokie Smith and
Cletus Pannell. The opposing quint
led by Jack Talbert will include Joe
Harrison, Bub Guethler, Mike
Avon. Moe Meade and Paul jar
man.
The doubles feature will pair
Guethler and 1s-year-old Jack
Barkley, the city's two foremost
southpaws, against Singer, District
League champion, and Pannell, No.
l Capital pinman.
A singles clash, probably between
the two bowlers rolling the highest
team sets, will conclude the show.
An admission of so cents Will be
charged with the entire amount col
lected accruing to the BVL.
Vernon Norr and Walter Wadding-
ton, co-proprietors Of Colonial VIII
lage pin plant are turning over the
entire second floor free Of charge.
With Ell Geib, serving as master OF
ceremonies, all eight teams OF the
District Major League will be rep
resented by one or more bowlers.
George Cox will be at his usual foul
line spot while Dave Singer Will be
scorer of the matches.
Evening star., 1947-12-26
ADVERTISEMENT.
Blue.Gray Gridfest
on VOL, Saturday

For good listening and plenty OF ex-
citement tune in the Blue and Gray
football game on Gillette Cavalcade
of Sports Saturday. Hear Harry Wis
mer and Mel Allen report this annual
classic at Montgomery. Ala, between
the pick of collegiate stars from the
North and South. Dial Station
VOL (26O) and the Mutual Net
work at 2::45. Yes, and remember,
LOOK sharp! FEEL sharp! BE
sharp! Use Gillette Blue Blades
with the sharpest edges ever honed'
1947. by Gillette Safety Razor CO.
Evening star., 1947-12-26
Noted Horse Dies
In Argentine ut37
BY The Associoted Pres,

BUENOS AIRES, Argentine,
Dec. 26..Mancha, one of the two
horses which Aime Tschiffely
used in his 9,600-mile ride to
Washington in 1858, is dead
at the age Of 81.
The horse will be embalmed
and mounted at the National
Museum with the other horse
that figured in Tschiffely's ride
that spanned the two Americas
and required az years.
Evening star., 1947-12-26
Richmond Grid Mentor
Wants Crane us Aide
by The Assoeiotsd Press

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 26.-Dick
Esleeck, who has been named foot
ball coach at the University of
Richmond to succeed Johnny Fen
lon. said today he will arrive in
Richmond January 2 and immedi-
ately will begin the task Of select
Ing his assistant coaches.
If Esleeck has his way about it,
Russ Crane, former Illinois guard
who has been on Fenlon's staff, will
remain in his present capacity.
Evening star., 1947-12-26
Jensen VuuIting Trophy
Prize in PhiIIy Meet
BY the Assoeioisd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 26.-The
pole vault winner in the fourth an
nual Philadelphia Inquirer invita-
ton indoor track meet January %
will receive the Howard S. Jensen
Memorial Trophy.
Jensen, a former Temple Uni
versity track star, is being memo
rialized for his competitive spirit
that brought him the National AAU
championships in both the pole vault
and high jump
Jensen was killed in the crash
OF cargo plane, of which he was
co-pilot, in the mountainous wilds
OF Costa Rica in December, 1916,
Evening star., 1947-12-26

OF q u c K S are
cong r e 6 a t e d
: h e r e. Old
timers in the
vicinity C lai m
more are pres
ent than they
ever remember
seeing. L a rg e
n u m b ers of
ducks still are
present on the
Susque h a n n a
fats, and from
t h e E a S t ern
Shore come re-
ports of large
c o n centrationS,
Evening star., 1947-12-26
Southern U. Snutches
46-0 Win in Yam Bowl
BY the Associated Press

DALLAS, Tex, Dec. 26.-Southern
University never gave Fort Valley,
Ca, State College a chance to get
rolling yesterday, taking the second
annual Negro Yam Bowl, 46-O.
The Baton Rouge, La, eleven held
700 lead at the half, then pulled
further away in the final two quar-
ters.
Evening star., 1947-12-26
Requttu Starts Festival

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 26 P)-This
resort city raises the curtain on the
1948 Orange Bowl Festival tomorrow
afternoon when nearly 200 boats be-
gin competition in the Orange Bowl
Regatta at the Dinner Key Yacht
Base.
Evening star., 1947-12-26
Horses Race on Ice

AROSA, Switzerland. Dec. 2s iA)
-Arosa's traditional horse racing on
the frozen surface of Ober Lake
will be carried out January 29-
February l, although the winter
Olympics will be in progress at the
same time at nearby st. Moritz.
Evening star., 1947-12-26
Quits Cards for Browns

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 26 (P.-Jim
Bassford, who resigned in October
as public relations director for the
st. Louis Cardinals, has moved over
to the st. Louis American League
Browns as assistant to General
Manager Bill De Witt.
Evening star., 1947-12-26
Shrine Squads Scrimmoqe

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26 (P.-
Coaches of the East and West foot
ball teams for the January l Shrine
charity game turned tough today
and ordered the first bruising scrim-
images since the squads were as
sembled.
Evening star., 1947-12-26
Girl Cheer Leaders
Earn Way to Game
BY the Associated Press

TAMPA, Fla, Dec. 26,-Two
cheer leaders for the West
Chester (Pa) Teachers College
are working as mattresses at a
Tampa hotel to finance their
trips here for the Cigar Bowl
football game between West
Chester and Missouri Valley
College January !.
They are Shirley Mcpherson Of
Lancaster, Pa, and Claire Maurer
of Jenkintown, Pa.
Evening star., 1947-12-26

Apparently the rest period between
Maryland's split seasons induced
the late-coming birds to linger with
those present at the end of the first
season, and continued mild weather,
Evening star., 1947-12-26
OUTDOORS

Latest wildfowl reports are most
encouraging. Glen Leyde, who has
blinds on the lower Potomac in the
Morgantown area, says thousands
Evening star., 1947-12-26

Here's a real treat for the
voIue-wise. We've gone
through our tremendous
stock Of fine coats and
hondpieked over 500 coots
and specially priced them.
No matter what your style
preference be you'll find
one to please you in this
forge assortment. IN do
nnestic and imported fabrics
.. in light, medium or
heovyweiehts featuring
raglan sleeves, set : in
sleeves, button-throueh or
fIyfront, loose, fitted or semi
fitted models.
Evening star., 1947-11-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-h.E. tcont.)

CoLORED-BEAUTIFUL BRICK, Oates st.
n.e.-Not one. of the ordinary row bricks,
Kept modern homes in this desirable area;
natural woodwork hardwood floors, per-
feet condition; this fine. large S-room and
tiled bath home. with excellent basement
and hot-Water heat, is what you have been
looking, for; add to all this, beautiful
perfectly kept fenced-in yard, $50 ft. deep,
with detached garage and you have to-
with reasonable down payment. Call MA.
9197 or Ii. 4S35 until 9 pm, CAPITAL
VIEW REALTY CO. Realtors. 925 New
CoLoRED-MoDERN BRICK-An unusu-
ally fine property, located in one of the
best me ne. areas; close to all convenienees
eaupped Eit Tiled ba4h 9hef buifn sarsee
excellent basement, new h.-w. heating
plant; of It: we. we recommend this home as one
price pr H,no VIII sur Surprise you with low down
9 An; ccAAP1TAL VIEW REALLY 2'U CO. g..
coIoREDGmoRsE ceG!5SsT; ~ n sT sTe NE.-e rooms.
oil heat, 2 baths; owner occupied; terms.
Eqx G2 jSnss' 8 CO. rR R1 AZ aS54 RE 1858: eyes
CoLoRED = 81 800 DOWN New house
ready to move in! Brand-new brick homes
With rms, and bath, mod. fully equipped
Call till . pm. RE. 1881, FIRST Ma
TlONAL REALTY CORP. 905 18th st. NV.
OLORED-BARGAIN- ave. and 9th
st. ne: attractive Colonial brick; bring
ing in income SlS650 per mo-; full base
ment, gas heat: priced for quick sale at
81 900, easy terms. ENTERPRISE REAL
I4 CO.. 1924 Eye st. NV, EX. 340O;
ewes, GE. 571I.
COLORED-NR. 18th AND E SITS. NE
semidct., brick home, in excel. cond., con-
tanning liV. rm.. din. rm., den. porch ana
lge kit. on 1st f.. 2nd f., bedrms. and
path; full bsmt. with garage, toilet show
cr, rec. rm. and oh.-w h. Call Mr. Syl-
rester, with ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO,
Realtors. Shoreham Bldg, MA 1850; ewes,
Evening star., 1947-11-25
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WILL TRADE with veteran 2-bedrm. apt.
IN Sc Washington for 3 or bedrm.
house ed n vicinity OF Georgetown University
WANTED-6-rm. furn. or unfurn. home,
in Chevy Chase or Shepherd Park, for
lily; excellent ref, Call EN-. 1890. -27
SMALL HOUSE OR APT, vicinity of Sill
yer. Spring or NV. D, c.; viii care for place
LoNEY: days, sH, 1880; Sunday and night,
GovT. SCIENTIST. permanent, needs B.
bedroom @ home; up to S50G; chIldren: hid s1i
WANTED TO RENT or buy for Feb. i oc-
wife, , or 3 bedrm. house convenient driy-
ing distance Navy Bldg Arlington: WlN
be househunting in Wash. Christmas Is
Dollard, U. S N, 473 Broadway, Cam
ADVERTIsfNG Ai58fs MANAGER, National Trade
ington desires to rent . or 3 unfurnished
Please call Mr.. WHEELER during week
WILL PAY MOS RENT in advance for
2 or 3 bedroom unfurnished house or apart,
ment; rent to SIo0 per month f,,, GaI rI5 ~
HOUSE Hot Eooi OR HS' OR 3 BEDROOM APT, un-
tesEs fn5ntshes 81 s99pa 945 rent have ehllqgfn 6
Silver sprng-Govt. engineer. ! 5 yrs. best
care; will paint, do all repair, keep garden
lease J. to 3 US. i desired; need about
WANTED FOR RENT, furnished. for 8
mos. or through winter; 4-bedrm. town
house with 2 or 8 servants rms; will pay
up to 5000 per mo. FoT further info call
Mr.. Hazebroek. MI: 1850; ewes, AID; o520
D. A. HANES CO., INC, 1900 Goth st. -26
NEED HOUSE to pursue hobby of happy
simple family activities with two dis
ciplined daughters; guarantee excellent
care; prefer > or bedrooms. AT lSO5.
81"
SMALL OR MEDIUM furn house, city or
suburbs. from Jan. l through May or June,
or thereabouts. by agreement. MA. 3l2o,
Ext 43S daytime 27'
MARINE 1T. COL, wife and three chill
dren. desire 3-bedroom house in Wash
ington area Chestnut 1897.
NAVY CHIEF. wife. well behaved child
desire 2-bedrm house in Arlington or
NV. of District Box 251V, Star. j..
CANADIAN NAVAL OFFICE, wife. . chill
dren, require unfurnished house or apart
ment, VI, UP to $50. Phone DE. 400,
ARMY CAPTAIN recently returned from
overseas desperately needs furn., unfurn,
= or 3 bedroom apt. or, house; nv section
or Arlington preferred. RE. 600. Ext.
ala; evenings, GIL. 1880. 27'
Evening star., 1947-11-25
HOUSES UhFURh,sHep.

BROOM FARM HOUSE, partly furn.. 6>
miles below Washington Great Mills, Md.
on hard road. electricity, phone. bath
For information @ ton cali Il"IHie VI Sae3 pei '
NEWLY PAPERED AND PAINTED, det
white brick large Handicapped yard white
picketstence; rms. and bath, incl. porch
new BendiX washer in large basement
$3.50 mo. AID $500. IA. 51a1, 9 till 5
ask for RUTH, 611S Sligo Mill I'd. ne
NEW 2-BEDRooM BRICK HOME. living
dining. kitchen, "a baths, full basement
conven, to Anacostia Naval Air Base
possession Immediately: 500 monthly
BETHESDA, MD.-Detached, 6-rm. brici
house with full basement and garage, large
back yard: conveniently located neal
school and bus; immediate occupancy. un-
der lease, SIS per mo. Call OWNER
WI. 1lfO or OIL. .f5OO.
Evening star., 1947-11-25
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE HAVE A LIST of prospective buyers
interested Int IN houses in every section Of
lent. rendering, AL service. B. J. CRI-
XELLA VEL. ri INC . 341s 14th st. NV. AID. $500.
IMMEDIATE ACTIoN-we will buy Your
market value; free appraisals. MITCHELL
qek %T GAN 81 SELF is$l YoUR pp HSusH in any s
been building and selling houses in the
9 beer aua a
your property for you. II you wish quick
and saas ol reSHits call PsTkes
W2 WANT YorR GoUsE nM Store
or Lnimproved land for sale; We have the
CORPORATION. 1877 K. RE. 1133.
If PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale of
your home, business or Investment prop
HgE T5 + whs Reao esSr sos oT sa eapo E. HqM M
CHARLES S. GUM has clients waiting
to hsTvs1d hsnss in any seitSs o OF Wash
i PAY CASH FOR HOUSES: white or eol-
60 YEARS SERVICE to local property
eH;i'lS erty with WM. H. sAuNDERs &C, INC.
sE sfatafs AND sses sf sso D viii
auiek a sEsa action; ii n MAX MILLER. 500 1ith st.
Do Do YOU WANT SPEEDY ACTION? List
your house with US. Have cash buyers who
gl5l pay TOP rDr price ENTERPR!sE REALTY
iMMEDIArE ESS CASH 81 fM foT yoan a p2operty roper
or Sc, white or eoloredL, MARYLAND or yiI-
En eqF G9 D TOP ass sash RE pce eas
ton considered. RE. 2735 or WO. 9lyl,
OWNERS. American Univ Park or Betnes-
da-Wanted to buy 3 CT 4 bedroom, q
bath house; dining room, full basement,
ss54e' sidn faIass EM sp private party no
WE HAVE CLIENTS with substantial cash
1eady to buy houses r5 Of - all klndS; prompt
JAMES CARROLL viii &c quickly ii; sci sell your your
home; invest prop. or farm or | will buy
nj 81 sarf Fiss tRRTalsa Ff
dale or Mt Rainier area; will pay cash
fFtTs WET HOY aousE hAvE AVE- YOU for around
Ssstpn B9T 57v new sta an5 better a
to sell your real estate. Consult Realistings
Corp, the central real estate listing
agency, and your property simultane-
Washington and Maryland realtors. Their
widely separated Offices and scores Of we'll
known statesmen assure your property a
information, call or write REALISTINGS
CORP. 924 18th st. NV, Ma. S647. -5
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for homes In
Petworth or Brightwood for free ap-
praisal. call till pm, Mon. through Fri
KAY REALTY CO., RA. 1900 -2s
ALL CASH, and in hurry for any house
in any section; clients waiting. -, { CAL an
NATIONAL REALTY CORP 9o5 18TH
GREYHOUND BUS EXECUTIVE will pay
cash for clean detached home in Bethesda
area or close-by vicinity. Call my agent,
MR.. MEYERS at EX. $3.50. go
WANTED TO BUY, rooming or apt. house
business. Must be in D. c.. not over Is
HAVE IMMEDIATE PURCHASERS for a
3 or bedroom home 1st f.. den and Law.
preferred, but not essential. vii pay up
Nd; Wakefield Forest Hills or o5dn shepherd
Park Phone Mr.. Evans, WO. 0290, with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV,
WE VIZ NEED PROPERTY in all sections. D. C.
and Mo, Of any type; results assured.
J. P ROGERS, Broker. TR. $500. 80
WANTED, 5 or 6 rm. house in Hyattsville,
Mt. Rainier or Cheverly area: around
$500 to S12,50o; no agents. UN. 1924.
COLoRED-DOCTORw will pay all cash for
6 rms. or more. Brookland, NV. or ne.
section; direct from owner. MI. 0044.
Evening star., 1947-11-25
B-2O THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont }

MICHIGAN PARK SECTION, 5O52 Sar-
gent rd. n.e.-Southern unit of semide-
nshed bons possTaT rqem 2en %
ouired; SIPS month. Open 1-5 pm 30'
7109 WEBSTER ST. Landoyer Hills Md
You want il; got it; bedrooms, oil
kitchen all electric. Bendix. modern. all
completely furnished; immed. occupancy;
$50 mo. Working hours call RE. 400,
Ext. 1862. MR.. KELLEY; after pm
call UN 1872 21s
Evening star., 1947-11-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwest

CoLORED-orF 10th ST. N.W.-com-
vacant and ready for immed. poss; rea-
sonable down payment required. Call Mr.
Holloman, RE. 1104: ewes, VI. 1864. with
ALLEN L. KAY. Brokers. -26
COLORED-AL SECTIONS Of the city
with $500 down. KAY REALTY CO. til
q pm, RA. 1900. -2S
Evening star., 1947-11-25
HOUSES EXCHANGED

CHICAGO SUBURBAN HOME-Am moving
TO Wash, will exchange my Chicago home
for home in Wash area. Call OV. 2l63.
Evening star., 1947-11-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest.

466 AND 1853 F ST. S.W.-6-room bricks
water. gas, electricity; small down pay
ment balance $50 per month. includes
St NV MA 1886 IS