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Evening star., 1947-06-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE
total e.79s,795 1856 e,soo,A45 tae3)
Yankees Increase Lead.

Yankees Increase Lead.
A night game Yankee Stadium
crowd of 52,633 fans saw the Yanks
trail for seven innings, then come
through with two runs in the eighth
and one in the ninth to give New
York 4-3 victory over the Chicago
White Sox last night. The triumph
increased the Yankees first place
lead in the American League to a
game and half over Detroit and
Boston, deadlocked for second place.
In the ninth, Joe Di Maggie led
off with a double, was sacrificed to
third and scored the winning run
on perfectly executed squeeze bunt
by Phil Rizzuto.
With 20,097 looking on in Chicago,
the Brooklyn Dodgers, taking ad-
vantage of two errors by First Base
man Ed Watkins, scored two un-
earned runs to exc out 2-1 deci-
sion over the Cubs. The defeat
dropped the third-place Cubs one
full game off the pace. The fourth
place Dodgers closed the gap be-
tween themselves and front~running
Boston to 212 games.
Cards Defeat Phils.
In the only other game played in
the majors, the rejuvenated St.
Louis Cardinals eked out a 4-3 VIC
tory over the Philadelphia Phillies
in st. Louis, scoring the winning run
in the 10th inning after the Phils
had tied the score in the ninth.
A single by Red Schoendienst and
an error by Right Fielder Johnny
Wyrostek on Terry Moore's single
enabled Schoendienst to score all
the way from first.
Evening star., 1947-06-17

countenance Of Gen. Laverne
(Blondy) Saunders, one-time
West Point star and, when the
photo was snapped, mere cap
tain and assistant coach of the
Army eleven. It recalled story
Rod Thomas tells about Blondy
while he was a patient at Walter
Reed Hospital a year or so ago.
Doctors were fighting to save a
foot mangled in an air crash
and the outlook was not promis-
ing for the general. He'd been
extremely active all his life and
Army regulations governing
physical fitness are tighter than
an 1895 corset, so if he lost the
foot Blondy knew he was headed
for involuntary retirement. You
couldn't blame him for being
down in -the-mouth.
But while the general was lying
there brooding, ne heard a young
soldier in the adjoining room
scolding his nurse about the ap-
pearance of his room. It was
dusty, he said, the curtains need
ed washing and what had she
Evening star., 1947-06-17
Woqner's SIS Risk Seen Safe
With BUGS Rikurd Still Mum

game stretch he collected II hits In
% trips to bat.
In 1912 Rikard managed to stay
with the Pirates only short while
before he broke his left arm and
was sent home. The following year
he entered the Army Air Forces as
physical instructor.
Last year Culley hit well for the
Bucs during spring training, but
Frankie Frisch, wary of his age, sent
him to Hollywood where he hit 1875.
Married and the father OF a
4-year-old son, Culley is determined
to start a cattle ranch in Mississippi
when he leaves baseball. No more
cotton pickin'.
Evening star., 1947-06-17
Red Sox Honor First Request
For III World Series Tickets

on the World Series if 1t is held
in Boston"
Referring to the Delta sections
favorite baseball son, Boston
Pitcher Dave CBoo) Ferriss. Kerg
said in his letter, Il have the ut
most confidence in him and be-
lieve that he and the Sox will
come through"
The veteran sports editor ex-
planned that he applied for two
rooms because his brother-in-
law, w. F. Elkas, prominent cot
ton planter, would make the
trip with him.
He concluded:
"P. S.-Reason for two rooms
I snore too loud"
Evening star., 1947-06-17
Fener Due 10 Oppose
NeWsom in Opener
OF Series. Tonight
BY Burton Howkins

The Mats will expose their tender
little three-game winning streak to
the steamy blasts OF Bob Feller's
pitching tonight at Grifi1th Stadium
as Cleveland invades for the opener
of three-garne series to be con-
fronted by breezy Bobo Newsom.
Feller Is no certainty to start,
since he injured knee Friday
night at Philadelphia in scoring his
eighth victory, but Manager Lou
Boudreau has revealed he will send
Bob to the mound unless the ALL
ment Is bothering him at game
time.
In his only start against the Mats
this season Feller checked them.
6-2, on eight hits, but washington
owns no worse than IL record
against the Indians ace this year.
The Mats gave him a mauling in q
relief role at Cleveland. spraying
four runs across the plate in one
inning to halt a Feller string OF
% consecutive shutout innings.
Newsom Seeks Third win.
NeWsom will be striving for his
third victory after being foiled In
an attempt to register 1t at st.
Louis. In his last start burly Bobo
dropped q 10 decision to the
Browns, although he unleashed q
four-hit performance. On that oc-
casion AL Zarilla's grounder to left
took bad hop over Tom McBride's
shoulder for a triple, and he subse-
quently scored when Catcher AL
Evans dropped perfect throw
from center by Stan Spence.
Feller, who required relief In his
triumph over the Athletics, has lost
five games and has been subjected
to considerable criticism for de-
voting too much time to his varied
enterprises instead of concentrating
on his pitching.
The Mats, who have won I'VE Of
seven games with the Indians,
moved up notch to sixth place by
beating Detroit in a double header
on Sunday and they can advance to
fifth place tonight by whipping
Cleveland.
Mats Near 500 Mark.
Washington will carry brilliant
recent pitching record into tonight's
tussle. In their last five games the
Mats pitchers have permitted only
four earned runs, with Newsom,
Sid Hudson, Early Wynn, Walter
Masterson and Mickey Haefner COM
ing up with successfully excellent
performances.
Below the 500 mark since May
Is, the Mats have moved within
three games Of leveling their won
lost record and hope to fulfill that
immediate ambition at Cleveland's
expense.
Stripped from the Mats squad has
been Pitcher Luther Knerr, who has
been dispatched to Chattanooga on
option after failing to impress in
relief roles. Knerr's departure
makes a complete failure of the deal
which sent George Binks to the
Philadelphia Athletics In exchange
for Pitchers Luman Harris and
Knerr. Harris previously was
shunted to Louisville.
Evening star., 1947-06-17
Ex-Moscot Signs
With Grid Eagles
By The Associoted Press

PHILADELPHIA. June H.
Bill Mackrides, mascot for the
Philadelphia Eagles seven years
ago, returns to the National
Football League team this fall,
but this time he's bucking for a
more important job-the task OF
directing the Eagles T-attack.
Mackrioes, quarterback for the
University of Nevada, passingest
college team in the country last
year, agreed to terms offered by
General Manager AL Ennis. A
Philadelphia high school product,
Mackrides is 81 years old, a half
inch under six feet and weighs
1877 pounds.
Evening star., 1947-06-17
Cameo Nine Wins, 5-4,
On Three-Run Triple

Mayo Pittman's triple with the
bases loaded in the fifth inning
helped Cameo Furniture to a 5-4
victory over Naiman's Disc Shop
yesterday to open second-half play
in the Industrial League.
Johnny Clements tossed three-hit
ball as Bass Grill topped Ida's De-
partmenJ Store, 81, inl the Metro
League.
Evening star., 1947-06-17
By the ! ted Press

BOSTON, June 1.-THE Bos-
ton Red Sox have received-and
honored-the first application of
a sports writer for the l947
World Series.
Charley Kerg, veteran sports
editor of the Greenville miss
Delta Democrat Times, has
booked through the defending
American League champions two
rooms at a downtown hotel.
"I believe" wrote Kerg, this
(application) is optimism ga
lore.
The paper wants me to keep
them covered as did last year
Evening star., 1947-06-17
Helen DettweiIer Meets
Mrs. Israel in Open Golf
By tho A,soeiotsd Press

ATLANTA, June 17.-Helen Dett-
weller of Washington, d. c., and
Indio. Calf, met Mrs. Sam Israel OF
New Orleans in the first round OF
match play in the Women's West
ern Open golf tournament here to-
day. Miss Dettweiler, former
champion, qualified with an 83, Mrs.
Israel with an SO.
Grace Lenczyk Of Newington,
Conn, was medalist with a II.
Evening star., 1947-06-17


Trainer Sylvester Veitch has
shipped the C. v. Whitney mare,
Recce. to Whitney's Westbury, N.
Y, farm for rest. Lucky Draw has
been sent to Erdenheim Farm, near
Philadelphia, and there is little hope
that further attempts will be made
to train him this year.
Jay Paley and Leon Levy, CO.
owners of the Jaclyn Stable, will be
guests of Monmouth Park Thurs
day, opening day of the 36-day sea-
son: They are coming from Phila-
delphia to watch their juvenile
fillies, Radio Time and Pigreeny,
compete in the inaugural feature,
the $4,000 Colleen Stakes.
Winners of yesterdays features:
At Arlington Park-Bewitch (Cal-
umet FARM, So.
At Adueduct-Ima Fastone CIV. S.
Jacobs, $3.50.
At Atlantic City-Allure (Mrs, E.
H. Augustus, $4.70.
At Narragansett Park-Adonis
(Franklin Stable), $3.50.
Evening star., 1947-06-17
FrieI Shoots Ace
In Drill for PGA
By the As.oeioted Press

DETROIT, June 17.-Phil Friel,
slender MeEose, Mass, profes-
sional, uncorked the best single
practice shot for the National
PGA golf championship opening
here tomorrow, by acing the 205-
yard fifth hole at Plum Hollow
Golf Club.
"I should have saved it, Friel
commented after holing f.
wood shot for his ace yesterday
during tuneup round on which
he carded about IT,"
Evening star., 1947-06-17
BogIey and Votes Move
Into Third Round at Rye
Speciol Dispatch 10 Ths Sfos

RYE, N. Y, June 17.-Chances
of Gil Bogley and Jack Yates In
the Manursing Island Invitation ten
mis- tournament were bright today
as the Landon School pair went
into the third round. Their work
in the first two rounds established
them as potential flnalists.
Bogley eliminated McShea, 60
60, and Walsh, 60, 60, and
Yates disposed of Meyers, 60, 81
and Thompson, 60, Go. Not sc
fortunate, however, were their team
mates, Emerson Gardner and Rusty
Bullard, who were eliminated.
Evening star., 1947-06-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
n. Y, 4: Chicago, 3 (n).
Only game.
Games Today.
Cleve. at Wash. $50.
Detroit at Phila. (n).
st. Louis at Boston.
Only games.
Games Tomorrow.
Cleve. at Wash. (n).
Detroit at Phila.
Chicago at New York.
Et. Louis at Boston (n)
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
Brooklyn, Q; Chicago, l.
st. l., 4; Phila., 8 don
Only games.
Games Today.
New York at Pitts. (n)
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Phila. at st. Louis (n).
Games Tomorrow.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Cincinnati On
Brooklyn at Chicago.
phila. at st. Louis tn).
Evening star., 1947-06-17
Col. Winn Improving

CHICAGO, June II (P.-Col
Matt Winn, 85-year-old turfman
under treatment in st. Luke's Hos
pital for a cold and fever, was re-
ported in good" condition today
He is improving daily" hospital
attendants said
Evening star., 1947-06-17
sy ,hs As,oejoied Press

Apprentice Joe Sneller, being jibed
BY brother riders for his daring
horsemanship aboard Buffet Supper
at Aqueduct Saturday, when he rode
the last 8 furlongs bareback, de-
clared, 1T found out that could
hold on, and I wanted to get that
third money at least
Jockey fees stand at $50 for a
winner, S35 for second, $25 for a
third and $40 for fourth or worse,
% Sneller rode himself into q S.
premium.
Evening star., 1947-06-17
Ruy-ChorIes Bout Postponed

NEW YORK, June II (P.-The
scheduled June 81 heavyweight elm
ination scrap at Madison Square
Garden between Elmer Ray and Ez-
zard Charles has been postponed to
July IL.
Evening star., 1947-06-17
Cords on RIM. Grid List

ASHLAND, Va, June II (SpeciaD.
Catholic University, to be played
October 18 at Washington, D. c., is
on the nine-game football schedule
announced by Randolph Macon Col
lege for next fall.
Evening star., 1947-06-17
Shaw Air Force Netmun

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo,
June II (SpeciaD LIT. Warren D.
Shaw of Washington is a member
of the Selfridge Field (Mich.) team
which won the 18th Air Force tennis
tournament here. He's a Roosevelt
High graduate.
Evening star., 1947-06-17
New Portsmouth Couch

NORFOLK, Va, June II tP).-
Arthur (Art) Jones, former Suffolk
High School, University of Rich
mond and Pittsburgh Steeler foot
ball star, will coach the Dixie
League Portsmouth entry this year.
Evening star., 1947-06-17
Stallion Sweep All Dies

LEXINGTON, KY, June II P).-
Dixiana Farms Sweep AL, 19-year-
old stallion, died at the farm here
yesterday, Manager Ercel Ellis an
| nounced.
Evening star., 1947-06-17
Attendance in Majors IS Near Record Pace Of 46

ROWING OUT ROUGH varsity aefo
and swing under the high bridge at Poughkeepse
n " prep Saturdays big college regatta the
River The Nations great getting together
the time since prewar and spirited racing Is anc
pated in the various classes cafonias egtoared boat Is
favored to way the varsity LAP Wirephoto
Evening star., 1947-06-17
Assault to Enter Stud

LEXINGTON, KY, June II Dr.
Assault, 1916 triple crown winner.
will enter the stud here in 1948, ac-
cording to present plans. of his
owner, Robert j. Kleberg.
Evening star., 1947-06-17

the customers are scrawling their baIlots. Last
seasons stars are incoming.
To the fans has gone the privilege OF naming
the starting lineups exclusive of pitchers, and
they're neglecting the glamour boys OF l946 IN
American League selections Ted Williams cer-
tainty to start in left field will find no other hold
overs from last years starting lineup surrounding
him when he trots to his position.
There will be Di Maggie in center field, but
It will be Joe replacing brother Dom, who is strug-
Cling along with a .248 batting average and cur
rently running feeble fifth In voting. Joe has
polled 5000 votes to 21,o00. for the Mats Stan
Spence, his nearest competitor.
Evening star., 1947-06-17
Amateur Fiqhts Tonight

Amateur boxing matches will be
presented tonight by Mount Rainier
Police Boys CLUB at Mount Rainier
High School at $50.
Evening star., 1947-06-17
Boudreou, Hitting $50, Gusts Pesky


At hortstop year Johnny Pes but he won't be on the
scene because Lou making runaway OF It, Boudau
hitting in the neghborood $780, where the elite hang out and
pesky is Apping second cnoee with MS aVs marx
Manager ONe named his right fielder last year
Keller this been coupled IN LETT ned
Williams the swarthy Yankee Keller
leading bated in He make
anybody starting lineup despite his 24O hitting
but he won't playing right Manager Joe Cronn this year
except substitute.
right field will be Detrots Pat Mun who has
Washngtons Buddy Lewis has $4,000 unless late
Kennedy New Yorks Tommy Heinrich
into the job.
installed base last but
twice votes Joe Gordon
who is hitting 252 batter running behind
George the Yankee second basemans 22 batting
KeI Due for Third Base Assignment
George Ke lead New York Bill john
there much doubt Kell Will get
hitting 339 Johnsons 283 Fourth in voting
behind Bob Dlnger Ken Ketner last years
starter whose hitting Cleveland enchanted few fans
crop cachers the building start
assignment Phadephas Buddy Rosar who has 3Oovote
Robinson Frankie Hayes the starting
the voting he isn't In the league
be little complaint with the selection of Williams
despite hitting Ted merely blasted two home two
singles walked times and batted five runs last
Fenway for wanting he
improve Teds u homers this them the excuse
exception Williams there isn't member OF the
Leagues starting lineup who hitting above 6o this
giving EN- the bruhof The argaz have
their telescopes toward brighter stuff.
Evening star., 1947-06-17
Jockey Rides Last 3 FurIongs
Bareback, Gets S. Premium

| to ride Salmagundi. the William
Helis hope in the $4,000 2-year-old
fGreat American Stake at Aqueduct
| tomorrow.
Evening star., 1947-06-17
Win, Lose, or Draw
BY BURTON HAWKINS
WiIIiums Only A. 1. AII-Stur HoIdoyer

Nations baseball fans being reflected In
voting ASar It's leaving sensa-
tion with most members starting lineup
but it's indifference last performances that
Evening star., 1947-06-17

Mickey Vefhon DaSe
George captured the fancy OF the fans with his S4
hitting and has compiled than Vernon and Rudy York
combined Vernon has faded batting isn't thrilling the
Evening star., 1947-06-17

OWE scurlock has been engaged
Evening star., 1947-06-17
Major League Standings and Schedules
TUESDAY JJNE H. I947.

TUESDAY. JUNE IL, 1947.
Evening star., 1947-07-23

BEAUTIFUL WOODMOOR, Silver Spring
most, appealing community, @ tns hsre peIIser aveI
300 individually designed dwellings reject diee
the high character of deveopment-.7Si e
s#, s4s. ss5s isssses
MOSS, Realtor. SH. $500; %,
AGRE BUILDING SITES n rse oeasI bsh
munity m and already has many beautiful
tbs nd and IS sseh hat the shs
NAV select cleared or wooded site. level
or gently rolln gland (some with streams),
SO as to blend in harmony WIN rse the g add
70 the famiiy's pleasure and garden fresh
vegetables will give Just the country souGh, is;1.
most M pe9pIs peoIesve Nd sbout miles from
Silver si Spring; convenient to transportation,
churches, schools and stores; price. Sl,SQU
per acre site; terms rs Asga' on PRTeE RICE
g.. NJ Me- $3.50, p. 1s$1; 19$d ewes. and 5g syn
fa .cRE NJ ffiffi siffIpiNG Sf S4a SITES in nearby
sprinsbrooh Forest, where careful planning
and protective. restrictions assure iaS,- oS-
ing values and freedom from 1oer f1,tEre
home; sil miles from Woodmore. shopping
center in Silver Spring area: 2o-mlniusSs
drive from downtown WaSninstson' sa prive9d pnaved
Toadwsys with no assessment of any kind;
quest. GEO. j. MOSS' Reaitoi' 0Hh' 15s
BEAUTIFUL. LEVEL LOT: oox1sn} soSlS9IBagsgSor b sS
Soo st.; in iii aIleFsst aT 81 81 Improvement IN. g.
ali + MI Utilities: ties reas. priced. JAMES E
aAERiMgEyy .,,ERig,y RI fHESIviElRsrrr 2ils PARK adj.
> blks. from buses. shopping GENT Apex
Theafer and Garfnckel, OR. COOS o,
ISIr 4 ENn E-ChOicp location, near Naval
sRooKs PERR1NG g. CO.. Realtors: es 81
IANHaM PARK, just east of Lanham, Mo;
--Beautiful lots, 1oOxl7O feet. $3.50. II
YOU are looking for a lovely homesite-a
place we'll situated. with beautiful trees
and room for flowers and a.2 place srd Tnffs sfIi
have such indispensable city. convenieuceS
as city water, electricity, telephone mail
service. train and bus connections--the
Georges county's fastest-erowing com
mdf'sln'' haf an acre Tv Of land FOR $50 with CON
venient terms. If you prefer, . SO tnat @ y1u @1n
payments. Come out and look around.
There is no obligation to buy but we
promise you will be impressed with the
Lanham PARK. Directions: Bladensburg I'd.
to Peace Cross, turn right, out Defense
hwy. Ala miles to Pennsylvania Railroad
overpass cross ovsrpass D. continue q ca niue nn
left SIDE Of Defense hwy. Once open daily
THOMAS F. HALEY, phone Hyattsyllle
CHEVY CHASE yIEw-Lse lot. well 10
Gated: water and sewer: price, So. 200.
NJ. P. SHOEMAKER, Jr. tBroker', PL Jas.
LOT 55xt65 in Berwyn. Nd; corner: per.
paid for. Price. $1,000. Reply Box fs@
T, Star. "a
Evening star., 1947-07-23
STORES FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN-12th St, mr.. N Y. ave
brand-new 1st fl. store. with large bsmt
business asd ocasio vaeant 1f LEO n BGRSsTEN Fl
6f. GH l4l5 S M6 MI6c44oN s4Go brand
new building, now being constructed, anc
large store on 1st A. doctors Offices above
corner location. in drive-in parking and
pins center in this high-class colored see
diHa desa!s pSsi Ss sHoui MT ETs sP', LEO n BERN
STEIN & CO., 14l5 st. NV NE. $500
1873 F ST. NV. ground floor store, 10
Gated mr., State Dept; and other Govern.
ussa s66 ndndnE lGsa i0F heat man Lso
BERNsTE1N & CO., 1415 st. NV
SMALL Md STORE FOR RENr-suitsbIs for
igssn fss coSSEdT1cUT SS& a2f 60 A9HBeyond en-
raasee pass AstrsetSe Hpesfd cslnsed store With
large mezzanine; full basement, Excellent
location for almost any retail business OF
facturer Block particularly needs retail
outlets such as books, gifts, novelties,
1SEasHIs gag and Esa1ols io
siE;i sEvEkAI kAi 05aSo Goop downtown locations;
RsT lshsss HAfoNSh al REAL4R R9. G r $50
18th st. NV. -2T
EYE ST. N.W.-Store and 3 small hats,
an for S215 month; fats now rented;
store vacant Aus, ]; easy walk TO, down
town and still out of the high-rent district:
Drop in and talk it over. HOWENSTEIN
REALTY CORR. 1415 II NV, DI, 1871
100 a1st ST. Nw.--store with sxtra
rooms; central location. Apply D. con-
NOR g. SON, RE. 2t26. Is
ARLINGTON. VA.--store for rent, Glebt
ID neaT s Lee Sya pfabe sq Fetal
store store or re, ofice. Apply JOHN N, CAMPBELL
INC, so No. Glebe I'd, CHI. 4909o. 20
atory. light and heat DRURY REALTY
CORP, l737 K st. NV, RE. 1l33. PA
EXCELLENT LOCATION for lge. 8, 10 ant
I5-cent store; will build TO suit tenant
Call MR.. SAHM. EN-. 1868. -25
EXCELLENT LOCATION for lge. drugstore
will build to suit tenant. Call MRS
SAHM EN- 6365. -25
Evening star., 1947-07-23
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

THOS. J. OWEN & SON. auctioneerS, 436
Southern BuldinsITuSteef yrnn sale Of yalp aSo
Kenyon st. NV, containing D rooms and
baths. having full finished basement with
oil heat and ELECTRIC Light BY Virtue virtue OF
iand od' records eco asHS Of the psct Of eolum6ia
hsre6y The faS4ss S trustees @ viii se
at public auction. in front of the premises.
on Thursday, the 24th day q July; AD:
described sa land and G1d'p prenises W Situate in the
District of Columbia, and DESIGNATED as and
being part of lot numbered One ~ In
Sherman. trustees subdivision Of land
pss pHT recorded I in Iiber aovenor Shepherd
the Surveyor Of the District Of Columbia,
same at the southwest corner Of said lot
line Of Kenyon st. go feet. thence north at
right angles to said street 100 feet to the
north line Of said lot; thence west along nS
northwest corner Of said lot and thence
south on the west line of said lot 100 feet
to the place Of su1f dss to
said land is assessed for taxation as lot
sO4 in Square 2s43. Terms of sale: One
third Of the purchase money to be pa, paid in
payable in and years. with interest At
8 per centum per annum. payable semi
first deed of trust upon the property, sold.
or all cash, at the option OF the purcha ser
A deposit of $500 will be required al time
Of sale, All conveyancing, recording. rev.
snus stamps, etc, at cost Of pqLrcn!ssse,T a,!.s,,
trustees reserve the right TO resell the
property at the risk and cost of defaulting
purchaser, after days advertisement Of
washington. D C. WILLIAM z. WILEY.
WILLIAM A. LUDKE, F.. TRACY CAMP
BELL. trustees. fyl2.1b.1S,2 VI.
Evening star., 1947-07-23
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

5ss 9th ST: NV, near F. first com commercial
oil heat store private wat ocis RaIk
nation call OWNER. Wo. e6ol. Brokers
VACANT, FOR SALE, RENT or exchange
a1cHAEE Mich E Walsh 81 4 soS is Eye s.
NV. RE. S2S2. -26
ATTENTION oRGANIzATIo,Ns n ). needing d in
3-story row brick that is centrally located.
near 18th and H sts,. NV. inexpensive
Dees Excasve R1ss5e with this
NORRIS. Realtors. 2135 Pa. ave. NV, RE.
EXCELLENT GA. AVE. LoCATIoN-store
with over 800 So IT. clear floor space, pass
private entrance contains 5 rms, kitchen
and sd bath m that a 5f neome by
oil heat, la1fe rear yard. property will be
delivered va2ant and good terms may be
nevis I HoF APP apD0nHss' AMs L. to D9o RsRse
CO., 1879 Conn. ave. IA
DOWNTOWN 10th ST.-3O-ft. frontage
with wide alley in rear; excellent location
further fur Ter information, phone Mr.. Hunter,
BOSS so S$SOE PHELPS, fziP 4RS NC ia17 st
Isr COMMERCIAL GROUND located in
one of Bethesdas growing sections Wis.
ave. near D. C., line; wide frontage on
Wisconsin: priced about 81 SO. 1t: MI
Hunter, MA. $500: ewes. and Suns, GIL:
1885. BOSS & PHELPS, INC. 14l7 K
st. NV. -
4-story and bsmt. brick: q rooms. Ideal
downtown location for oftices. organizatiIon ion
Immediate sale. Call til pm. LEO M.
BERNSTEIN & CO., 14l5 K st. NV. NE.
54O0. ~
Large lot 1O0X263.20 Situated on a
heavily travelled thoroughfare. Ideal for
most any type of business. Priced rea, ,,
til 9 pm LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & Co,
I1415 K St NV, ME, 5400. go
WISCONSIN AVE, near Sears door; good
location for any retail business; 2 stories
and good basement; excellent condition
oil heat; possession at settlement; Price;
tS17.5OO RIDDELL REALTY CO., 1742
* ST. NV d. 1900. Exclusive.