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BRICK BUNGALOW

Silver Spring, Woodmoor; located on lge
wooded lot living room with fireplace
opening onto large screened porch; din
ing room, modern kitchen. 2 large bed
rooms with double closets, bath; plumbing
for bath roughed in, and room for ad-
ditonal rooms, md floor; full basement
gas a.-c.h.. RIGGS & CO., EN- 2345 or
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ANACOSTIA

A delightful row brick, only ) years old
and in beautiful condition; liv. rm.. din.
heat nice yaTd pnce fd very q Con-
venent terms. Cali AID. 2644 till pm.
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RRIGHTWOOD-o FAMILY
UIt6- SH. TIW3 III p. III.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
CLIP THIS LIST TODAY!
QUEENS CHAPEL ROAD

Brand-new Diet. brick IN lovely Riverdalt
fssh9f5hoqd Bssaf pdcreson beams f with ~ eps6e Pah
This is an unusually well-built home
Priced right: Ready for immediate occu.
pancy. Call ewes, Mr. Ewell, OR. 1913
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co
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h.-wh., garage, rice yard This house
can be bought at the right price and
terms. as the owner is leaving. Exclusive
Call Ravenscroft, DU 664l or MI. 02l2.
VIM. H. BOAzE, 340S 18th st. ne, MI.
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OXON Hill, MD
RIVERDAIE BIJNGAIOW
SUNNYBROOK SPECIAL
VACANT, 1000 DOWN

'-room detached home. Green Meadows.
Nd; immediate possession: oil heat: large
OF; fun price, only SlO,500; reasonable
,erms. Call Mr.. Spratt CO. 9403.
KAY REALTY CO., INC.
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS

Vacant; 412 Avenue D. stone house, all
modern Improvements, iar&e fenced lot
lge. porch. Must be seen to be appreciated
9251,
WEST REAL ESTATE
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Chevy Chase Gardens-$18, $50
Vacant and ready for occupancy. Modern
det. brick home, liv. rm., fireplace, din
rm, kit; 2nd floor. 3 bedrms.. bath with
shower; attached garage; oil INV h.;
screened porch; nice level lot.
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
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JNO. J. LOFLIN
KENSINGTON

Iohin Bld2, 24ao Wilson blvd. Gil. /
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Colored-1st Commercial
House. IL rms. brick, furn; on M st. n W;
Vacant; valuable 1st commercial property;
"unGerpriced.
PAUL J. MILLER
no., 1f+b et WV Ey -O7O till n m
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NEAR SUITLAND

Arm. GI home, $4,000 all modern I'm
provementS; lge lot; terms. Hillside 1909;
WEST REAL ESTATE
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOW

NEW BRICK BUNGALOW
Nearby Silver Spring area, foyer entrance.
beautiful living room with fireplace. din
ing room. ultramodern equipped Kitchen:
two large bedrooms and tiled bath on lst
floor; stairway to huge dormered attic
with roughed-in bath and suitable for two
more bedrooms: full basement. gas &C h. /;
space for recreation room: outside entH
copper piping; excellent closet space
throughout; painted walls, steel easement
windows; $4,000 down; total price, S14,-
$50.
WOOD-CONLEY co.
Realtors $40 Georgia ave, Silver Spring,
81. 500, SH. 0015 till p,m. .
Williamsburg Colonial
97O1 Conn. ave. A group of 2-acre es.-
tates. exclusive, and restricted; good
transp beautiful interior, spacious rms,
full baths, a bath, delightful porch,
maids bath in bsmt.; well financed. Also
group of rambers. Open till pm
weekdays.
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
ddo0 ropO ave FM 1900 q
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ANDARD PROPERTIES

- :
HYATTSVILLE, MD.-BungaIow, rooms
and bath gas h.-w. heat, fireplace, screens;
house in Al condition; large living room.
modern kitchen; on lot 35x100, nicely
landscaped. $500 down gives possession
with title. Call EX. 2555.
DA CTnD IInlH 1MN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-09
Lions Set
For Battle
With Giants

Bob Mann and Mel Groomes,
former Big Nine Conference
football stars and Detroit Lion
rockies. will make their profes-
sional debut here next Satur-
dav night when the Lions take
on the Boston Yanks Of the
National Football league al
Briggs Stadium.
The Lions have made two
dismal starts so far this year,
one on the west coast against
the Los Angeles Rams ~
which they were soundlY drub-
bed. 44-7. The Lions dropped
their second game 10 the
Green Bay Packers Sunday.
1871.
Both Mann and Groomes
PLAYED in these games Counting
both games Mann has received
three passes. Until the Green
Bay game he had gained only
one ward Groomes has carried
the ball. UP until the Green Bay
game. twice for net gain Of
one yard. Neither one has made
score. In Sundays game
against the Packers Mann snag-
ged pass and took II 10 the
three yard line where ne was
forced down.
The Lions were az their best
IN the second half when they
took 10 the air Detroiters can
look for a strong aerial attack
when they see the Lions Sstur-
day.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-09
Levi Jackson
Sparks Yale
In Close Game

Coach Herman Hickman's Yale
University team had tough
time winning game that they
had anticipated little or nc
trouble winning from the Uni
versitv Of Connecticut
The big difference between
a tied score and probable loss
was Levi Alexander Jackson.
Yale's first eolored football
player.
The final score was 10 in ia
vor Of Yale Jackson scored the
lone touchdown on l5-yard
pass from Tex FurSe. Jackson
had scored twice before only TO
have each score nullified because
Of Yale infractions, Even on the
play in which the touchdown
was scored Yale had just recov-
cred from a penalty invoked on
them for a back in action.
Yale meets Columbia next
week and this is expected to be
tough scrap.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-09
Boys Town Eleven
Battles Shanrocks

One of the greatest high school
football games of the season
is scheduled for Briggs Stadium
next Oct. II, when the Boys
Town eleven of Nebraska en-
cages the Shamrocks of Catholic
Central.
Last year the holly contested
grid iron struggle ended in a
1920 victory for Boys Town.
The kickoff is. slated for
.. m. II will be the fourth meet
ing between the two teams since
their heralded l4-l4 tie back in
1914. A crowd of 1889 fans
saw that game II was one of
the largest gatherings ever to
witness a high school game in
the United States. and the Sham
rocks are hoping TO break that
record this year
Coach Hal Shields. veteran
Catholic Central mentor, has
nodded a rugged, alert team
this fall. built on the generous
lines reminiscent of champion
ship Shamrock outfits Of the
past.
A big, hard-charging line
operating in front Of covev of
fleet backs. make the Shamrocks
one of the toughest customers
in Detroit circles.
Boys Town, as always. has a
team capable OF meeting the
best. Under the shrewd direc-
ton of Maurice H. (Skip) Pal
rang. Boys Town teams always
play wide-open, crowd pleasing
football.
The Rev. James f. Martin
OSB. director of athletics at
Catholic Central. said tickets
could be obtained from Lipp-
mans. Rathnaw Clothes, the
Catholic Central gym. and from
all police precinct stations.
Prices are scaled at Sl.20 and
s2,4o.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-09
Tribes Set
For Series
In Boston

After winning the American
League pennant the hard way.
the Cleveland Indians we're all
set Wednesday 10 take on the
Braves Of Boston. local National
League pennant winners.
The Indians "clinehed" the
right in defeating the Boston
Red Sox Monday in the first
plaY.off lone camel series in
the history Of the American
League.
BOUNCE BACK
Bouncing back from one OF
their most heartbreaklng series
in this seasons regular play, the
Cleveland Indians showed that
they had real championship met
tie when they drubbed the Bos-
ton Red Sox in the first Ameri-
can League pennant playoH in
the history OF the league.
On the eve of their plsyoff
triumph the Indians were hand
cd quite a going over by Harold
Newhouser and the other Tigers
who were really in jungle
mood when they tore into their
rivals from across the lake.
DoBY BATTING 800
Larry Dolby. Cleveland infield-
err, brought his batting average
up from seasons low of "a;
to final average of 300. Doby''
batting Improvement had a great
deal 10 do with the Indians
hairline victory Of the league
pennant.
Dolby climaxed his second sea
son in the majors by hitting
four for four in Saturdays game
with the Tigers.
Dolby collected two doubles
and two singles for his perfect
day at the plate.
Because of Dolby. Foudreau
Keltner and pitching staff Of
proven depth and control the
Indians went into the series with
the Boston Braves Wednesday
heavy favorites over their Ma
tional League opponents.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-09
Mrs. Smith
Wins Fifth
Golf Meet

WASHINGTON, d. c. (NNPA,
For the fifth time in The
eleven years Of the Wake Roblr
Golf Clubs history, Mrs. Sarah
Smith has walked away with
championship honors. Every yeaI
this event brings forth all mem.
hers of the club in competition
Tor the leading golfer
In the finals on Sunday. Sent
%. on the Langston Course. Mrs
smith met Mrs. Frances Watkins
the medaliSt who was defeated
D down and to 60.
Missing from the club cham.
pionship tournament were the
three other golfers who had
III previous years held the title
OF club champion: Mrs. Ethel
Downing. formerly Mrs. Ethel
Terrell; Mrs. Magnolia Gam.
grell and Mrs. Hazel Foreman.
FIRST ROUND MATCHES
Ms Vydle Carter defeated
Mrs. Sue QuarlcS. 3 and ,, Mrs
Aleha Lucas defeatde Mrs. AIDE
ladc Adams. 3 and >: Mrs Sa-
rah Smith and Mrs. Frances Wat
klns drew bycs.
Miss Elizabeth Rice defeated
Mrs. Agnes Parrish. 4 and Q.
Mrs. Eunice Townsend defeated
Mrs Ethel Williams, 5 and 4.
Miss Eunicc Chappelle and Mrs.
Ethel lunches drew hyes
SEMI-FINALS MATCHES
Mrs Sarah Smith defeated
Mrs Nyde Carter, and 3. Mrs.
frankie Watkisn defeated Mrs.
Arclia Lucas. : and 6.
SECOND DIVISION
Miss Enlcc Chappclle defeated
Miss Elizabeth Rice > up Mrs.
Ethel Punches defeated Miss Eu-
nice Townsend. 3 and .
F1NALS--CHAMPIONSHIP
FLIGHT
Ms SARAH Smith defeated
NJ, frankie Watkins ) and {.
SECOND DIVISION
Miss Eunice Chappelle defeat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-09

couple Of games this season and
this he regards a. ms Baptism
by fire. All last year he took
anything, whether he considered
the decision night or wrong
with no complaint This IS Is
every baseball PLAYER and fan
knows. very unusual, especially
for Brooklyn ball PLAYERS and
most of the baseball world and
especially Robinson fans are
GLAD that he feels secure enough
to give vent TO his feelings the
same as other ball players.
MeoUILLAR CLEARED
BY JURY
When Sam Bsroudl was killed
as a result Of a fight with the
us pound challenger, Ezzard
Charles, the governor Of Illinois
set up blue-ribbon jury 70
present recommendations for IN
proving boxing from safety
standpoint. Baroudi was the first
ring fatality Of 1898
This same Jury was called on
TO act last week when another
Illinois boxing match ended in
tragedy when Kid Dinamita. %.
Dominican boxer, died shortly
after his III fsted bout with
Port Hurons Bobby McQuillar
McQuillar had been held IN
technical custody pending the
outcome Of the jury's action. He
was cleared of all charges after
the Judy completed all Of ITS
investigation Friday
PEP VS.. sADDLER
One Of the highlghts Of the
winter boxing program will be
the title scrap between Feather
weight champion Willie Pep. of
Hartford, Conn. and Sandy Sad
dler, Of New York. They will
fight Is rounds at Madison
Square Garden Oct 20
DUKE" SLATER FETED
BY NOTRE DAME
Members of the 1921 Notre
Dame football team feted an ex-
rival Fred Duke Slater. for
mer Iowa All-American. now .
candidate for Municipal court
Judge Slater was a tackle az
Iowa from 1918 70 1923 He
was nicked- named Rock Of Gil
braltar' by the famed Pop War
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-09

Rain Holds
Crowd To
3 Hundred

NIAGARA FALLS. N. "a
drenchlng rain didn't prevent
Wayne from taking their frs,
game with Niagara, 1871 Be
cause of the rain only 300 loyal
fans were in the stands 10 watch
the game.
Hero OF this game for Wayne
was John Hazely. who scored
all OF Waynes points including
the point after touchdown. Haze
ly scored in the second quarter
with a run around left end for
II yards.
HazelY played for the entire
game and scored the second
and winning touchdown in the
third quarter when he plunged
through center for four yards.
Niagara was rated evenly with
Wayne in this first encounter
Of the two schools. The Falls
school scored their first and
only score IN the first quarter
on IS yard pass.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-09
DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY OCT 9th, lsB II
SPORTS -
: 4 @|;;'~'1'T
BY conkIIn Bray

Here's hoping that when the
Detroit Tigers do the revamplng
Of their roster that has been
announced. they VIII be objective
10 the point that skill and ability
will merit a trial with the team
There are few. II any, people
who would want them TO pick a
Negro lust 10 have one on the
team. but 1t has been proven
beyond a doubt. especially dur
inc the past season, that there
is plenty OF major league talent
in the ranks OF Negro ball play
ers. The Tigers could use some
good players, and they have
something of moral obligation
10 the many Negro fans who
patronize their ball club to give
some Of their group an equal
opportunity 10 try out for the
team
ROBINSON IMPROVES
j a c kie Robinson, Brooklyn
Dodger infielder, had good
second year season. According
to those IN position TO know
he has been able 10 improve
himself as a major league ball
PLAYER in several ways. First of
all he has improved his baseball
playing, He has improved his
hitting 10 the point where he
can hit 10 all fields. instead Of
being the pull hitter he was
in l947 His batting average has
only been a few points higher
than last seasons 297, but he
has doubled his RIBS.
II is felt that Robinson has
made his greatest strides in team
relationships. He has become
more Of part of the team. last
year he was more of an indlvid-
ualist.
With the players from the
opposing teams Jackie has had
great deal Of trouble. II
seems TO stem from the fact
that the other teams are with
out colored players and they
have no understanding for one
on a rival team.
JACKIE BAPTIZED
Jackie was bounced from =
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-09

ed Mrs Ethel Punches, S and 4.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-09
Oregon Has
six Sepia
|FootbaIIers

For The first time IN many
rs the University of Michigan
alded team with no colored
I .rayers on il when they defeated
re University of Oregon last
SATURDAY, l4-O.
Gene Derricotte. number one
I.,ense back. was injured in
.so came with Michigan. State
80. I'D # < feared that he will not
Re able 10 get back into uni
torn this year. AT present hi.
foot < in a cast and he was not
in uniform Saturday.
STUBBORN FOE
Oregon proved a reluctant foe
for the L. Of NJ. gridders and
equally outgalned them on the
oround They scored rs first
downs 10 Michigan's IA. and in
lntal wards gained they were
aonly rs wards under Michigan
rIith total Of 33l yards.
Whore Michigan fell short in
eolored football stars, the Uni
yerSitv Of Oregon more than
made No for them with six men
on their team, three of mem
varsity leftermen.
In the backflcld they had Ben
Holcomb. (22) quarterback.
Weighing 1853 and standing f..
Q inches Holcomb is a Senior
and PLAYING his last year. Wood
lev Lewis gave woman service
4, halfback. Lewis is Junior
nom Los Angeles. He weighs
l6S and stands six feet. even.
Atom Fort Collins. Colorado
3us Newcomer, 200 pound guard
Newcomer is a Junior.
Another guard was l95 pound
Chef Daniels. sophomore from
Portland Oregon. Tackle Don
stanton was in the game prac-
rcallv all the time. He is a 900
pound senior from Portland.
AT end. Win Wright, (95). a
senior from Los Angeles rounded
ogt tho sepia contingent of the
University Of Oregon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-09
I'D Engineering
Program Is Tops

An enrolment ~ approximate
ly fifty per cent In the University
NJ Detroit Engineering College
c perative Progra
now makes II the largest single
cooperative engineering college in
the United States. II was revealed
by Donald c Hunt, industrial CO.
ordinator.
or the total number. approx
mately IS per cent are veterans.
Mr. Hunt said Students entering
college immediately after high
school now predominant in the
freshman classes, while upper
classmen are chiefly g Fvice-
men.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-09
D eric otte, Slater
In Ebony Magazine

The October issue of the
Ebony Magazine contains good
article on Negro players cur
rcntly playing with such col
legcs as those in the Ivy League
and the Big Nine Conference.
Leading the parade is the re-
Gently injured University Of
Michigan grid star. Gene Derri-
cote The article touches brief
~ on the pioneers in the game,
such as William II Lewis who
PLAYED back in 1892 with Har-
ward, and Fred Duke Salter.
who PLAYED with Iowa Quite a
bit Of space is devoted to the
first Negro to play on Yale's
team. Levi Jackson Jackson was
out Of the lineup because Of
injuries last year. but is expected
to make all American this year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-09

The record of the series be-
tween the two teams:
1914 Catholic Central IA. Boys
Town IL tied.
l945- Catholic Central IL, Boys
Town a.
l947-Catholic Central 20, Boys
Town 80.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-09
DUKE" SLATER FETED
BY NOTRE DAME
LOU AND SATcH
TO HOSPITAL

When the current pla, ne sea-
osn is over world series and all.
two Of the men who have had
great deal 10 do with Cleve-
lands success this summer. will
head right for the hospital for
operations Lou Boudreau and
Leroy CSatcheh Paige Paige IS
gong in for gall bladder op-
GRAFTON.
Evening star., 1948-07-28

HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E. .tcent.).
ALMOST NEW-semidet. 5-rm. and bath
KY; on LIST a.; range and refrigefator. z
PaTssin for $s:sss Terms DEWEY n
Fda FFEdEaEMAN, 1914, Branch ave. s.e. HI
s7Gs GIG sTfPLASS SDfr LsAIn6ay - 70 ns2sv
Cod bungalow with Insulated expansion
attic practically new. fun basement, oil
and screens and Venetian i Siinds. "rSsd Priesd
awSTy a. only =, $1o5oo. with $1,000 down.
ssoooR ssMSaR p6WsHaodern ~ sl4si spacious, ga eIm,
semidet;, brick home in this new sc. sec
ton; full basement. &C. heat; excel. cond.
throughout; lovely lot; payments like rent;
919- 919 11th st. NV. Elk. Alb; ewes. VI
NEAR GREENwAY ApTs.-praetieslly MEs
rms. tiled bath, gas air-conditioned heat:
priced tor immediate sale at sii ,sbo; sp:
Guiding taxes. insurance. principle and
;SsfEss :; sssiy e. 5GAk ISL
sas ESsSd TAEsEkT ksilsSF' Pr RH II Row
mo. T. D. BURGESS, vi. 2so2 til s.
WE HAVE NOT ENOUGH houses to Keep
sens es go sIS ais Rsa co
estab: 1895, Real Estate and Insurance,
NR. NIi LIN IiNcoIN PARK-Home with income,
completely furn;: good Investment for quick
s.h ss ST. TopAEs sE ast II Lhcoia EA ss'e
and bath on End fioor, basement has j
Hnsd S1ek fna house. BATH Ho 81 Mi
95s5. Eysninss; GecTs.s 1866: ,..
bath. gas heat; excel. condition. Call
7751. H. L. RUST CO., 1901 18th st.
NEAR FORT DAVIS PARK, Just of Pa.
ave; se;-An unusually ATTRACTIVE semide-
large rooms, bath: recreation room,
screens; insulated, weather stripped. furred;
eeetre refrserator oil burner storm
market. Ewes. phone Temple 176s. l. T.
GRAvATTE g. 3AoLa7 dsz Realtor' 72s 18th st. NV
SS5ss Ssne Efn AYE AZ 5n
wd oors 'ed oHp Phco fa0 Electric refrsera
tor, GE washer, beautiful rugs; all furni-
ture included, in A., condition; full base
This is a beautiful. home and priced at
S14, $50: $4,000 cash and bal. at S63.25 q
month includes interest. prin.. taxes and
INSURANCE. RAY CHICK. 1904 Marlboro
SoUTBERN AVE. AND II ST. s.E.-New
semidetached brick with 8 rms, modern
ers, 2 gas stoves, 2 refrigerators; full base
ment, gas h;-w;h., laundry trays, outside
entrance: priced at only $14,950; $1,000
down and Ss2.47 per mo, includes every
thing. RAY CHICK, 5504 Marlboro pike,
DETACHED BRICK HOUSE on lot 4ox1 90.
2 bedrmS. and bath on first noor;. bed
rms. hall and closet upstairs; front porch.
Sns S PRICE s1gdo 1gPs5 pipes saY Hk hssk 5gS 5tS
Marlboro pike. HI. 4404-3620.
OFF ALABAMA AVE; s.E-semidetach ched
brick home with steel Anchor fence, large
liv. rm.. dinette, nice modern kitchen with
cabinets. 8 bedrms.. tiled bath and shower;
full basement, gas &C. heat: and priced at
only Sl2:e5o; 5000 down snS s7S 3,ls per
55O4 Marlboro pike: HI. 4O4-3620.
Mr.. ANACoSTIA HIGH. 8 room semi-det
brick. full bsmt., nice porch. Only S1.750
down and $50 per mo, or $4,000 down;
furnished. Call Mr.. Puffenberger, TR. 1882.
T PAUL MJJDD, Broker, -2S
Evening star., 1948-07-28
HillcreSt, Settling Estate

2507 33rd st. Sc, superb construction
throughout, features this family size, GUS
tom built home; A detached brick. con;
complete shopping center within walking
distance. First floor, entrance porch, large
hall. liv. rm. with beautiful fireplace and
separated from very large din; rm; BY
size pantry. tile kitchen and hall exit it, to to
Second floor has 3 large connecting bed
rms; with hall entrancs, also 2 a 4th rm n;
stairway, to large full-:size hoored attic
Cedar lined closets. chestnut trim. fur
Full basement with front services en-.
trance and rear outside entrance, built-ln
garage, storage closets: large storage room.
u bath with, shower facilities roughed in;
Double laundry trays and small finished
room with fireplace, oil h:-W.h;. screens
several fruit trees, pear, apple. plum. fig,
and damson, lilac and rosebushes grape
cent lot 5ox15o also INCLUDED, giving total
inspect, call MT. Walsh evenings MA 1882
Frederick w. Berens Sales, Inc.
1929 K st NV MA Q14l 20
Evening star., 1948-07-28

BETHESDA, MD, $14,95o-2-bedrm;
81 BAN in isREgfMEN4 Si@5 SaEl ST. 1875 sURyR sS
CHEVY CHAsE-This fine home must be
sold Immediately. We challenge any one
&C eonstauetion Raaea N centerhai sea pan lse rms
2 baths, 1st-fl Law, screened porch; built.
in garaae gas heat splendid ocation near
eaa ama SuS SouYe w say
indian III IAN SPRING HIGHLANDs-pen OF
@ nsdr@ With and epaes s sst spsedus ss Iii Gnsl 1m
modern kit. with built-in breakfast nook
stairs to 9 lovely bedrms; and full modern ,11
bath on End A.; screened side porch; iul!
Handicapped Level lot 65x109; priced to
DIXON & CO, dl60eSs2 l0S2 18th ST. NV ST
iNDfAS nSpYi yves; sPkfNG kh ceLtB EsrATEEDe-
tached brick: with lovely bedrooms
and bath Lying room dining room breaK Ieo
sH. sqfi's s4es siloss IoWERY sS MEITos, Reaters
RockcREsr, Rei saIRSEssr just OF Wisconsin ave-
only. Sl2.95O for this four-bedroom mod.
ern home is an outstanding buy. Orig.
two ts bedrooms and bath have Been finished
t syss ag1eK sfas 81 7zsa fxf 9 .2o thar
Six rooms and bath: gas heat; large fenced
lot Owner has installed aluminium storm
sash and many other features. Only S14.
$50, on excel terms; $4,000 1st trust a
AZ. First offering. Act now. MITCHELL
9UIGK; 81; 7S3l; eve, ov: 1904: "a,
finished attic, full bsmt., screened porch
Sacrifice at $1,000 WoRTHNGToi
REALTY exclusive agent. s427 Ga. ave.
| 81. 3100. If no answer, call SH. 1918
SILVER sPRING-s1s,e5o, custom bull
powder room. fireplace in living rm.
screened side porch; attached garage; lg'
corner lot. Call RE. 1888 It'll pm
! GoLDsTEN BROS, 1920 L st. NV. 80
SILVER SPRING-S15.950. Brand-new det
brick. fireplace, oil heat. bedroom and \:
bath on 1st floor; Just reduced for ouicl
sale. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE. SH. S7e4
SILVER sPRING-4-bedroom brick home
bedroom and bath on 1st a., 8 bedrooms
and bath on 2nd a.; recre. room, 2-car ga
rage; fine level lot; conv. to everything
CRANE & HELAN, Realtors, ST. 1000 unit
10 Pm
SILVER SPRING-2-b bedroom home. livini
room with fireplace, kitchen and dinette
expansion attic, full basement; only 81 +,
1850. CRANE & HELAN, Realtors. 81
1000 until 8 Pm.