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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-08-21

into the nearest wolfhole."
"You mean foxhole, don't you?"
Maybe a fox dug it," said the
nurse sweetly, 'But there was al
ways wolf in it when I got it"
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over the d1berville Stars at Gulf
port to wind up the half in sec
ond place Biloxi's loss dropped
the Rcdbirds down into third
place.
The Mississippi c%itVian5 bested
the Stars, l3 to 9. in the attrae
ton at Gulfport's Fair Grounds
diamond.
Showing considerable improve
ment, the Ocean Springs Bears
gave warning TO the Redbirds to
prepare for a close contest Sun
daV at Biloxi when they held
Piravune at a 6-3 win at PicaYr
une Friday. The Bears made four
safeties to only eight by a usual
" much stronger Athletic squad.
Biloxi Takes Lead
The game at Pascagoula was a
hard one for the Biloxians to
lose After making their two runs
in the fourth stanza and hold
ing the Sox to one hit for six
innings, the Redbirds saw their
lead vanish in the last Of the
seventh when Leftfielder j. V
Bontempts was unable to hold
onto a high fly by Shortstop Hal
Lee Just inside the third base
line and Lee and Harold Rabby,
safe on a wild throw TO first by
Demoruelle at third, cor.
ed on Art Lassitcr's single be
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while striking out nine Redbirds
He walked two and struck .No
batters and got two hits out Of
-four times at bat.
Mississippi City did its part to
remain in the first half running
in their victory over d'Iberville
but if all proved TO no avail when
the Blue Sox outlasted Biloxi.
The Mississippi City-d'Iberville
game was loosely PLAYED with
fourteen errors recorded, not to
mention two passed balls and a
couple of wild pitches. But there
was lusty hitting too-27 in all
including doubles by Fred Ret
tig and Bobo LLAMA and d. Ret
tig's triple, al on the Mississippi
City side of the ledger. Missis-
sippi City's Ton and d'Iberville's
George Kelly got three singles
each in five trips to the pan.
The second half race gets un-
derway Sunday afternoon with
Ocean Springs meeting Biloxi at
Biloxi and d'Iberville playing
Pascagoula at Pascagoula at 3
o'clock. In the double-header to
be played at Slidell, Slidell and
Picayune play a first-half game
rained out May 25 and their first
second half contest. The double
header is to begin at 2 O'Clock.
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Blue Sox Defeat Biloxi 81 To Take
First Half Coast League Ball Title
Coolies Folly" Winner OF SoiIboot
Race At Beach Park On July 9TH

Trc Firoman's picnic. a high
PORT in the summer recreation
season, was a three-day affair this
year and was declared by the
sponsors to have been one Of tho
most successful ever held. The
crowd of holiday pleasure seek
ers was estimated at several
thousand.
The sail boat race over a three
miie course was a feature Of the
afternoon. Nine cat boats were
entered with six finishing and
three upsets. Charles Torjusen
sailing Coolies Folly" a l6-foot
cat boat owned by Gloria Cole,
was declared the winner finish
ing the curse in 81 minutes.
Henry Torjusen aboard the Dap
per" and Bill Gautier on Cap
tain Blood" came in second and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-07-11
POWDER PUFF LEAGUE

The next two weeks will be
pretty interesting to the Gals that
bowl in the leagues. Tip Top Res
taurant won the first half of the
Summer series and if they don't
win the last half, there will be
a play off.
Everyone bowls next Tuesday
night again, Tip Top VS. Ezell's;
McIlwain Clottiers VS. Kihyet5;
end MeIlwain Motors have a bye
game.
The Teams as they stand now
are as follows: Ezells IL wins and
no losses: McIlwain Clothiers II
wins and l loss; Tip Top 8 wins
and q losses; Kih9ets 5 wins and
7 losses; McIlwain Motors have
no wins and II losses.
The highest score for three
games for the teams was won by
Tip TOP with 1880 and the sec
ond highest was 1896 pins by
Kihvets. The team having the
highest single game of the eve
ming was Tip Top with 736. XII
hyets came in second again with
662 pins.
The girls having the highest
three games were. Yvonne Walk
err with $50 and joyce Krebs with
456. On their single games Joyce
Krebs had 1856 and Cecil Thorn
son had 159.
The five girls having the high
est average are: joyce Krebs with
l40; Yvonne Walker with 1873;
Cecil Thomson with 1856: Tootie
Rogers with 1873 and Avalee Will
loughbv with 129.
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Hattiesburg, June D. in Macon.
Miss.
The ceremony, which was con-
Quoted at the home of the bride
was attended by Mrs. Margaret
Robinson of Pascagoula.
Miss Adams was employed as
secretary at Longfellow House for
a year or so and during her stay
in Pascagoula became a popular
member of the young social set.
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tween first and second.
Biloxi's tenth INNING effort to
tie up the standing was nip
ped in the bud with one man
out when Tates Collins flew ont
to Pitcher John Bishop, who start
ed on the mound in ninth. and
Bishop completed a double play
bv catching Fred Demorue'le off
first base. Earlier Demoruelle had
started off the e~ontest'S other
double play in the seventh in
ming to stop further scoring on
the part OF the Sox when he
threw to Howarth to catch La
sitter at second and HoWarth's
heave beat J. D.. Faggard to sst.
The Redbirds' scores in the
fourth came on Centerfi2ldcr
Steve Pitalo's grounder to right
field after Catcher Wilfred Go
lotte got TO first on a leftfield
single and to second on Lassites's
error and Louis Demorucle got
on BY a fielder's choice in an
attempt to catch Demoruelle at
second.
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third respectively Those enter
ing the race in addition to the
winners were; Kav HOLSTER sal
ing the Sport; Lee Slime sail
ing the "Rebcl'; Mac Gantier
sailing tie "Bounty"; Council
Cowan sailing a boat whose name
was not asccitained; Buddy Ehr-
Itch sailing the "!Squeaky' and
Bill Buffet sailing the "Bucca-
neer'.
The display of fireworks on
the night Of the Fourth was a
brilliant affair and a climax to a
glorious Fourth Of July.
On Saturday and SUNDAY the
crowd although somewhat dimin-
ished still continued TO be large.
The liremen report that il was
one of their most successful pic
MICS from every viewpoint
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while their opposition ran up
only Is ITALICS.
Gulfport comes here Tuesday
for the final lap of their home
and-home with Pascagoula and
wins for the locals in the Picay-
une and Gulfport fravs will as
sure the district championship
and pave the way for their entry
in d regional plaVoff.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-07-11

We had a few spectators Tues
cay night and they were girls
that can bowl too, for instance;
Helen Eure. Why doesn't some
team get her and sign her up?
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-07-11
Legion Juniors Take Commanding
Lead In District With Double Win

The Pascaeoula American Le-
gion Juniors took a commanding
lead in the coast circuit this week
with a double win over the BIZ
loxi Juniors there on Monday
and here on Wednesday in the
home and home series.
The wins left the Pascagoula
team the only undefeated nine
IN the circuit since the Ocean
Springs team had fallen before
them last week.
Mondays game in Biloxi was
a rout with the visitors running
up 20 runs to three for the In
dian Juniors. Here on Wednes-
dav, the locals won by a 1914
score in a game that was closer
than the score indicates. The Pas
eagouia nine capitalized on er.
rots and passes on balls to run
up six Of their runs in the sixth
frame.
They travel to Glllfport TODAY
to take on the coast second
place holders and Picayune COM
es here tomorrow for a try at
the league leaders.
In Mondays game, Graham
went the route for the winners
who picked up 10 hits to five for
the losers who used Germans
and Duplain on the mound. Jam
es Knight hurled for Paacagoula
on Wednesday and held the Wis
itors to four hits while Pasca.
goula picked up five.
The Pascagoula team has a
massed SO runs in four wins
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nfngs).
Mississippi City 10, d'Iberviile
o.
Picayune 6, Ocean Springs 3.
Sundays Games
(Start OF Second Half
d'Iberville at Pascagoula.
Ocean Springs at Biloxi.
Picayune at Slicell double
header.
Defeating the Biloxi Redbirds
in an overtime contest here Fri
day bv q score OF 30 the Pas
cagoula Blue Sox gained the first
half championship in the Mis-
sissippi Coast League ball play,
and will start second hall play
here SUNDAY when they meet
d'Iperville at 3 p. m. on the To-
cal diamond.
The Blue Sox-Redbird contest
ives one Of the most thrilling
games OF the season in Coast Lea
que play, and saw the locals
showing over the winning tally
In the 10th when Manager Per
cky Larsen. playing his first
game with The team since he took
over several weeks ago, scored
from second on Centerfielder
Charley Fulton's single over sec-
ond with two Pascagoulans out
Larsen. whose two-bagger to
rightfield placed him in scoring
position in the final stanza. start
ed the affray as pitcher after
Manager Frank 'Tater' High,
tower of the Redbirds protested
Larsen's use of Nation Red
Bullock as a hurler. Bullock's
playing was protested on the
grounds that he allegedly had
with Lumberton of the
Dixie Semi-P Pro League Wednes-
day.
Biloxi's defeat at the hands OF
the Blue Sox was costly for the
team. For, while the Redbirds
were losing. Mississippi City was
winning a loosely played contest
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Kihyeis Winner
OfFirst Half
Softball Play

Kihyets cinohed the first half
championship in the Jackson
County SoftbaIl league at the Re.
creation Center Wednesday night
as they nosed out Gautier 8 to
7 in a njne-inning battle.
Gautier made a valiant effort
to stop Kihyets. Blasting arross
two runs in tie fifth inning to
tic the score after the Kihyets
had made a big start with six
runs in the first two innings.
In the other game Wednesday
night, Ezells pounded out q 10
to 3 victory over Durls.
TIE second half officially got
underway TUESDAY night with
games between Gautier and Tip
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Larsen Glars

Larsen's first try on the mound
almost equalled some of Bulloek's
tours of duty there. Substituting
himself at the last minute before
the game started, Larsen allow
ed but four hits in eight ianings
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WEDDING

Friends of Miss Mary Adams
will be interested to learn of her
marriage to Donald Ketchum of
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-07-11

Top Restaurant and Orange
Grove and the Post Office.
Gautier upset Tip Top in the
first game 10 to 0 while the Post
Office came from behind to nose
out Orange Grove IL to 10.
Monday night Burls humbled
the Post Office IL to Z while
Ezells emerged victors in a slug
ging duel with p and w Clean
ers 10 to 10.
Last Saturday night Tip Top
and Bay St. Louis split a double
header at the Recreation Center
Tip Top winning the first game
Q to 7 and losing tile nightcap
Is to IL.
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Standing
Fridays Results

Fridays Results
Pascagoula 3. Biloxi 2. 90 in
nings).
Mississippi City 10, d'Iberviile
Picayune 6. Ocean Springs 8.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-sov,bwe,,.

1879 : 4oso End ST. s.W;, out Nichols ave. to
blocks. left to house-Vacant, immed
possession; being redecorated; steel const.,
t hing; HS,s sll;ISS; ISS I Sabss each. AT. !iso
zoned f1rst commereial arranged as 2
apts. S14.650. 24-ft. end row house. mr..
sfsesS al NJ assassss Mskss q MI oatt. osRss
with GUY WH1TEFORD. INC, RE, 0346:
eyes, co. 2o25. Br. 500. or AD. bb46.
500 9Th ST. .s.w.-Furn.. 5 units, h.-wh.,
oil; IA baths; S1,250 cash: reasonable
4th s.; s;w. MA. s3ss: ~ 26 600
3rd ST. S.W.-First COM
mercial, for colored; II rooms, bath,
ht;.w.h,; semidst. brick; easily remodeisd
q good Investment: Just across street from
large Govt. bldgs.: priced to sell. Mr.,
Pendleton, DU. 346S; DI. 3346, MAR
SHALL j. WAPLE co.
1st ST. S.w.-open to-
Including principal and interest win buy
this newly remodeled, semidetached brick;
must be seen to be appreciated HAMIL-
TON REALTY CO.. 5625 Georgia ave
GE. $780, *
Evening star., 1947-05-04
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY.

I WILL PAY YOU CASH TODAY for your
house: any condition. any section. I'M
caARIks cum h.. Clients mo xsisns saga
70 purchase homes In any section Of wash.
and nearby MARYLAND. FR 1905
MANNAS REALTY CO. can sell your house
At today's value. Our estimate without
obligatien 291s wilson Blvd. GIL o.
| VIII sUY. RENT or SELL your prop
* Ro6sS so7 i1sS 1a. g. nx ave 81 81 1888
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale Of
your home. business or investment prop
erty Is what you desire. call r. A. HUM
PHRIES, Realtor. sos North Capitol, Ma.
$3.50. Free appraisals. Results since 1919.
PAY CASH for houses: white or colored:
any condition. any section. MIR. B. LlSS.
ME. 534S.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your property. ne.
or s.e.. white or colored, Maryland or Vir-
FREE APPRAIsAIS List with III us ioiS; Yor
quick sale. VIM G. LIBBY CO. 908 14th
Do You " Want SPEEDY acfiOSS. Lis.
your house with Us. Have cash buyers who
will pay top price. ENTERPRISE REALTY
CO.. 1924 Eye st. NV. Elk. 340o.
SMALL HOUSE or bungalow; Woodbridge,
Mt. Rainier or nearby MARYLAND. Client
with all cash waiting. ROBERT A. FOS-
TER. RE. 1889 or ST. 4166.
HAVE MANY CLIENTS, list your property
for rent or sale with us. JOE CURTO,
Realty, 335 q st. ne. FR. 7s00.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-southeos..

GOOD HOPE RID. S.E.--Rare opportunity;
semidet., yrs. old: 6 rms, b.; oil ht.;
pay s79.20 mo-: total price, S13,50O. MR..
SACHS RE. sos6: ewes. OR: 6123. -
9TH ST. S-E.. near B-Two-story brick.
sell. For information. call JOSEPH PRICCI.
pI. 5s52i evenings, GE, 654S. "A
detached. 5 years old: newly decorated.
modern kitchen, 5 bedrooms. tiled bath.
recreation room, gas heat: now CT financed
yves. eall Jack Fineran, Ii. 1853. with
sENEY CLAY, CO. MI. o60n. -
ments, Greenway s.e.--Modern T-year-
old home, living room, dining room
Kitchen; 2 bedrooms. modern tile. bath
Seat Ssf shSS9E soSHEg fJSg dna hs.Y !fsr Fl
Penna. ave. s.e., FIR. 6060, or FIR. 1926
mLCREsT, near Branch ave. s.e.-pet
brick, 5 rooms, 2 floors; gas a.-c heat
Owner leaving q. c. Price. S15,T5o.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

NO CASH PAYMENT = Sale on rental
terms. By owner. 4 bedrms.. baths, lge.
liv. rm.. din. rm. and kit, full bsmt., laun..
h.-w h. $50 monthly includes interest,
principal and taxes. Nothing else to pay,
Gated .nr. shopping center and buslines.
Directions: Out Rhode Island ave to
Riverdale. Md, Bank, turn left onto
Queensbury rd.. cont. a few blks. and
turn right onto 43rd st. to house No 6205
(do not turn on 43rd ave.). or call OWN
Err, OIL. ,226S or WA. 1880. Vacant and
Evening star., 1947-05-04

HsE. ny. SoSEPH PR1cc1. D1. 5262; eveninss
So S4el l0,h =, aPs
sgRdsss, s5as ag "a. s.0s ave. s.s. FIR as
GoLoRED-s RMS, BATH. ELEc.; good
Sc location: $4,000. THOS. P. BROWN,
eoi edf ioRRD@NEAR SD s. nj NAVY YARD-e-rm.
eal NJ HofFER. me- T $500 6S~a till lpss'psn. p'n.;
Z ooioREp@sl4s s. 8 saeaayl DOWN, row brick. 8
fof spp and Sa TsTT REY Gan
e TA rs sie45 9x sGss seWn payment
with all modern convenience; located on
S. BsowN IT. Rna esE;nase co pries Mr. ss
coLoREDG14so HOWARD RD. Sc
newly bu n 9sssn pGss sgso ssg6
rom rom 0t to 6. D. POI PRTRIcR Al mG WPfn1As VET Sas
eoEoREbNEaR Saaa afie ss AZ 4R 4ash olas zAD SCI
$3.50; attr. row brick, 8 nice rms, good
ffs5. FIT SArdfST sAnds5 REAL ESTATE CO. e sal ST.
coLoREpMsAcRIF1cE, $500 down, $50
rms. and bath. Ex. 5000; ewes no. oss5.
special BARGAIN a two-family fiat, con-
sp Which 81 one Is vacant iot x oan sna ops 4r
Call MR.. CLARKE, owner, d. 1851. !.
COLORED-S.E., 821 AND S2I1z EYE ST.
-Two-family fiat, upper fat has 5 rms.
bath and Arcola; down fiat has 4 rms,
bath and Arcola; vacant. CENTURY
REALTY EXCHANGE. Oil 9th st. NV.
DI. 1881. Open Sum-, 10 am. to Q q. Ia. /;
weekdays, 8 am. to 8 pm.
COLORED-NEAR l6th AND D-Corner
house, lovely rms, hardwood floors, oil
heat; new storm windows; very nice con-
S1Ia dition; possession @ N, at settlement. Call
ave, s.e.-Wen constructed, semidetached,
brick, In good condition; 6 nice rms, bath,
Oil h.-w.h.; conv. location; price. SIo.95O
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO., Realtors, MA. 0352.
CoLoRED-231 18th ST. s.E.-FurnisRed
'front.' ROOM; employed adults; kitchen
privileges; reference a
COLOkED-ON 10th ST. s.E.-Employed
couple: $40 week; use of kitchen. AT.
Evening star., 1947-05-04

br1ALE W.
800 block st. n.e.-Brick, story. 5
rooms, water. cleo, gas stove heat. Price,
Sc, $50; down payment. 81 200.
200 block r st. n.e.-Brick. rooms,
tile bath, tile kit, 2-car garage, front
porch, oil heat. Price. S12.e5o..
400 block 9th st. a.e.-Brick, rms.
h.-w.h.. IA baths, bsmt. Price. $4,000
down pymt., 81 500. DU 4o27 GE 37I4
NO. 921S. 1727 11th st. NV. Open to
Evening star., 1947-05-04

nth AND SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. s.e-
Row brick: 6 rooms, bath. hot-wster heat.
JOHN QUINN CO., DL 6145.
Evening star., 1947-05-04

BRANDYwINE HEIGHTs-14 miles D. c.:
bungalow, 4 rooms and bath, 2 porches,
elec. range and refgr.. oil h.-wh,. 1-room
houses houses. shade. shade lawn and garden; Army
oflcer being transferred; $9,5O0; So. 600
cash, $50 month at Al interest. DAN
AssoIn Ms gInto5 o5ss e. Branch ave. Camp Springs
GRIM. BUNGALOW with, one acre, on
den and chickens; only SIS, 500: Should go
q sI With 59 down; R,,nab terms ave DEWEY N n
0767. Closed Sun.
NEAR CAMP SPRINGS, MD.-New 5-rm
and bath asbestos shtngle bungalow; large
liy. rm; with frepl; oil hot,air heat;
down. dow .ySi DEWEY i' ii. FREE FREEMAN, 52I4 Branch
ave s.e, SP. 0767. Closed Sun.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BUNGALOW Of
10 rms. and baths, nreplacs, oil h.-w.
garage: price reasonable. Cali LEIGH G..
aA1ss! Or AZ. seos. g. '10 fA' avs 49, T ..''
bungalow in excel
is,esrtor fnns nsed in enotty pne pTiee
S.. .ooo. LEIGH c. KELSEY, Jr.. 32o Pa.
ave. Sc. FIR. 4o30 or AT. 2o06.
BRADBURY PARK-Bungalow with Q
bedrooms uatinisss .a ssts coal hi hIw heat heat
g, KELSEY. Jrs $40 Pa. ave. Sc. PR.
CAMP sPRINGs-Brick bungalow, bed
rms. oil h--w.. heat: convenient location:
pDlss ca c EEiaa Rek
3a0 Pa. ave. Sc, FIR. 4030 or AT. 2O06. =
WHY WAIT FOE AN APARTMENT--Here
Is an pportunity-Bungalow In Green
attic. nice lot: priced 10 sen now 5000
or more cash payment. STROUp, RA, 500;
evenings. IA. 1886.
Evening star., 1947-05-04

5sss Hegsr ssss 5, all %sssn
81 - vi WHiTE, Hfs $3.50 DOWN; 1905 Ma Mass:
delivered in good Condition H % nD coas iG rms. Sc
nice yards; cony: schools, stores, transpg;;
WErrz i4a7 St. GD1o' n.W. MAJ NA 7os5 Se or Ma.
ss SsS sres AvF At 1a .ssa ssm
tie bath IDEAL renting 5so naighborhood
ssIi. cai Mr Farley. with e. ID 5. mURPHY Sttsds =
sEMibEg. TR fssa. at 5hieR Sass IN sE.-s-be@droom
Monthly payments less than $40, including
s9Fs' and be hnz
Ssz IT, ssssE.5:
Newcomb st. Sc; will be open for inspec-
ysn 81 sRs 1s3 F0ErrsR2 ss sons szs 81
4 st. NV. III
BRICK BUNGALOW. $1o,s5o-5 rooms
and bath or. 1st floor, fioored attic with
pipes available for additional radiation. oil
heat ihs eiee 5ns
dosn dosn p payment ' REQUIRED. red ApEIsERT "
bEF asTl PaKR FAIR fzf seae
semidetached 6-rm brick: gas &C. heat
FoRp SEnst lseHRs sf esh H eSa
ssea T blc Souss nsnss s4s nsE st. s
es2ss eGshs e! NRf FbwhsDs 1Is ss near haaeai'
n aSs it, dssos o6r sssaSse hss
ing rn., din. rm., kit and sunrm.: gas &C.
heat; det. gar. An excel: buy. once open
eyes eyes. and Sun, SENATE asrG REALTY CO.. 11os
coNGREss HEfGHTsc4o1 oakwood st.,
corner brk., mr.. theater; shopping. schools.
sssss sSSsien RfFhssshsRs
eoNSREss eesisSI 81 HEfe2fs-1ao III Darlington St
ton; sis. .0oo;' cash $1,000. For Inspection
call SCOTT SANDERS, @319 8. Capitol st.
s5 FoRREsTER s.E.-s1o. o.95o-vacant;
new; gas heat; best buy in town. out
saM ssh0Is RosEs sEs s9 g95Esser' saoo left blk
BATHS. i s Completely surnished. rented now now as
ras anf s90n prcsa saas EsE
SANDERS. as1s s, Capitol. TR. 1888.
sc M PsssSs 81 aa s
eTsash snonssh a!sBssd
bsses nes R9st be fed Mass te ssss Wo aR efss 5
WOODWARD g. NORRIS, Realtors, 723
goth st. NV. 2135 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 2112.
DOCTORS, ATTENTION-Opppsit Provi-
located corner, semidet. 2-story brick, !, g
lge rms. well arranged with center-hall
plan, h;.w.h.; opportunity that wont last.
REALTY CO., Me. 1871 or Hillside
oPEN TO-DAY 1 TO 8, 5000 o st. s.e.-
Modern, detached home, only 1r500 down;
all-brick with lovely living rm.. fireplace,
dining rm., bright modern kitchen, partly
tiled, 2 extra-siZe bedrms. and tiled bath.
garage, oil heat; one Of the prettiest homes
in this price class; priced for only Sill $50:
terms. Out Alabama ave. to Marlboro
pike. left at 61st st. to home. LEO NJ
BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 K st. NV. Me
5400 "Washington's Complete Real Estate
1dth AND SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. se-
Row brick; rooms, bath. hot-water heat
JOHN QUINN CO., DI. S146.
Evening star., 1947-05-04

STS. Me-; attrac-
he'd brick. entrance
lltramodern kitchen.
deep lot, double de-
excellent condition;
sell. ENTERPRISE
Eye st. NV. EX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-15

stitution avenue between Seventh and
Ninth streets, open S:45 am. to 5:1b pm.
weekdays, and 40 to 8 p IN. Sundays and
holidays: exhibit of historical documents
and World War II paintings on recruiting
and on the role Of the Army from the
Revolutionary War through World War II,
through January.
OAR Museum, Memorial Continental
Hall. Seventeenth and D streets NV, open
Americana" exhibition and recent Access
sions through December
WASHINGTON Workshop cooperative,
1920 Massachusetts, avenue NV. open 2
to pm. and 7 to 8 pm. weekdays: ex-
hibition of paintings by Jack Perimutter,.
Jacob Kainen, Laura Douglas, Walter
Carnelli and other Washington artists,
through December a.
Watkins Gallery, American University
campus, Nebraska and Massachusetts, ave-
nueS NV, open 8 am to pm: daily:
exhibition of oils, water colors and sculp-
ture by members of the Artists Guild
through January 4.
Library Of Congress, First and East Cap
itol streets Sc. open am. to 10 pm.
Monday through Friday. 9 am. to pm.
original Iaeock Abbey copy Of the u Magma
Carta, on loan from the British govern
ment until December 10, 194S; original
manuscript OF Lincoln's three-page auto
biography" for an indefinite period; pho
tographs of early Southern architecture,
by Frances B. Johnson, through December;
documents and correspondence of Abra-
ham Lincoln, for an indefinite period;
Some Aeronautics Experiments" an ad-