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Connecticut chronicle., 1948-06-05
District Title
 Falls TOOWlS
By RALPH DAVIS

Having annexed II previous Greater Hartford Meet crowns runners from the hilltop ran the percentage up to F out of IS at- tempts by literally mailing their opponents on rain soaked Trinity Field Track, May 31 before pack ed house. Breaking the tape first in all running events, and heaving the farthest in the shot put and Discus, the high flying owls gather ed 52 points to 27 for Weaver, g for Bulkeley, 20 for Wethersheld and IS for Hall.
 With Legs driving like pistons, Kenneth Hester of Weaver flashed across the finish line second in the 100 and 220 yard dashes behind the Connecticut State champ for those events, Remigino from Hartford High.
 Don Balls smooth stride carried him in third in the hotly contested quarter-mile run. He returned to anchor Hartford Relay team to a 1857 victory, this enabling them to carry home the times trophy.
Connecticut chronicle., 1948-06-05
RECREATION

Recreation is of and for all the people. It teaches them selfreliance, sportsmanship and the ability to live with people other than in their own neighborhood and school groups. Through this media, we learn that the individual is not as important as the group. It offers actual experience in group and democrative living.
 The medical authorities have
 been saying for years that the question of Recreation needs to be emphasized and to be pointed up once again to physical education and recreative workers and to parents; that interschool, interplay ground athletics are very helpful. All activities involving big muscle actions, such as running or jump ling have a multitude of values for growing boys and girls.
 As the physical education in |structor myself, I have seen teams lose when they were so sure of victory, that they acted as though they had committed a crime and never wanted to take a part in sports again. In order to avoid such things among the groups we must get them to understand that life itself is not always winning. | We must lose in order to ap- Ipreciate the wins.
 Where there is common unity despite our selfishness and our diff hferenees and our conflicts and our Ifctions, there is a definite good Icommunity.
Connecticut chronicle., 1948-06-05

Ray Mack of Weaver cleared the high jump at 5 fit. 5-8 inches for first, but clipped the cross bar on each of his three attempts for a new record at it. 10 Is inches. Ray also couped second in the Javelin throw.
 Howard Lewis grabbed second in the Broad Jump and ran on Wea- ver's second place Relay team with Watson, Hester and Antiput.
 Ralph Davis displayed for the first time this year the Western Roll form that brought him within 2 points of his letter in his sopho- more year to clear fit. 4 1-8 inches in the high Jump for a fourth. Plagued by an ailling twisted ankle received at camp month ago, he looks forward to his last chance to earn an "H" in track next year as a senior.
Connecticut chronicle., 1948-06-05
.TIGERETTEs CLUB NEWS


 The softball team is off to a very good start this season. The team has won three out of three games played by very large mar gin. This is the League Schedule and where played, for the coming week:
 Monday, June 2, 6:so p. m., Ken ey Park, Diamond 1. Tigerettes vs Veeder-Root.
 Wednesday, June 8, 6:30 p. m., Keney Park, Diamond 1. Tigeret- tes vs Telephone Girls.
 Mir. Irving Gurley was the prin- cipal speaker to the group last Tuesday night. His subject was Good Sportsmanship". The group was very much inspired.
 Miss Cora L. Bentley, sponsor of the Tigerettes, will leave for New York Tuesday, June 9th to attend her sisters graduation who is receiving her masters degree from N. Y. U.
 Justina Benford, shortstop for the Tigerettes, was accepted in the Girls Leader Corps at Weaver High School and is nominee to become treasurer of the Leaders Corps next year.
Connecticut chronicle., 1948-06-05

A1ter Zo years or cOdcnlnS, Larry (the whip) Amann, was presented with his first clean sweep in state championship from his Cross Coun- try, swimming and track team. His harriers won the Connecticut title, his mermen shared the cham pionship with Naugatuck and Cros- by, and the track team took both the Indoor and Outdoor track crowns.
 Hartford ran up 30 points on the score board, to top the field, as Greenwich followed nearest with 20 1-2.
 Donald Ball peefed off a g sec ond 40, which placed him third behind last years champ, McArdle of Norwich, who repeated his vic tory this year and teammate Mel Holland. Robinson of Manchester followed Ball in for fourth. As Hartford's 880 relay anchor man Don overcame lead by Harvey of Hillhouse, and nipped him at the wire for first.
 In the 220 yard dash, Paige of Hillhouse earned a third closely followed by Ken Hester from Wea- yer.
 Kangaroo legs Howie Lewis mis- sed taking over the state title in
Connecticut chronicle., 1948-06-05

Jersey Joe Walcott has not only progressed in the fighting game, but he is now a writer. He has told the world how he will defeat Joe Louis and how easy it will be for the mighty Walcott to defeat Joe Louis. He feels he knows Louis ring habits better than any of Louis opponents. He is confident that his style is completely differ ent from all others. He thinks he has greater incentive than any body who has fought the champ. He claims he had Louis number from the time he was his sparring partner for the first Schmeling fight. Walcott states he had Louis missing all over the place in just one round. He states that Joe Louis will try to avoid getting hit, but he states Louis is no boxer. Louis is mechanical, and if he tries to think he is lost. In other words Joe Louis is too dumb to cope with his style. He states; suppose Louis tries to catch him cold - didn't he try that before? Suppose he tries to corner me and level away - didn't he try that before? Suppose he lays back and makes me lead? didn't he try that be- fore? We'll as Walcott sums it up, he will out maneuver Joe Louis: He also feels he will win because Louis has fought many more fights than he has fought. He has six kids and Louis has two. Walcott states he is younger physically than Joe Louis.
 We'll I am not trying 70 predict the outcome of this fight. How ever this fight will be fought in the ring and not in newspapers or magazines. am glad Walcott has begun to make some money. l am sure you are wondering where was Walcott in the past when they were looking for any and all types of fighters to match against the champ. We'll I happen to know that Walcott was fighting and getting peanuts for pay. He was getting peanuts because of that same style he now boasts about. Fight fans just refused to put it on the line to see a man whose selling point, was his ability to avoid punches. Walcott's style of fighting copied after the old timers went out in the Jack Johnson era. Jersey Joe has never been known as puncher. Some of his fights have sunk from California to Maine. Exam inc Walcott's record and compare it with Joe Louis record.
 The first time saw Walcott he was fighting on 8 card at the old Rockland Palace on 155th street and 9th avenue, New York City. l am sure he could not have made over S5O.OO for that fight. Walcott at that time did not impress the fight fans. Please let us be fair Tn this thing, Walcott no doubt gave Louis some anxious moments and it is possible he will do it again. However on past performances Walcott fails to measure up. The same writers who are writing long columns on Walcott, fail to give him one inch in the past. Joe should be praised for giving Wal cott a break, as other fighters re- fused to fight fighter like Wal colt. A fighter like Walcott can Touse up any fight. I can under stand Joe Louis complaint about Walcott not being game. Louis will have to make fight out of this thing from the start to the finish. The fight will be rated on Louis performances and not Wal cott's.
 Walcott will be applauded every time he makes Joe Louis miss. Ii he is foolish enough to fight the champ and that I don't doubt, he
Connecticut chronicle., 1948-06-05
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Connecticut chronicle., 1948-06-05

the broad jump from Maseiotra of New Britain by 1-2 inches.
 Muscular Ray Mack of Weaver, gained a fourth place in the Jave1in throw.
 Displaying perfect form in the high jump, Bosely of Hillhouse scared over the cross bar at 5 1t. II inches for first place, as team mate, Burkley, tied for fifth place.
Connecticut chronicle., 1948-06-05
.Tigerettes
 Veeder-ROOt Clash June '

The Tigerettes will tangle with the former city softball champs Monday, June 7, at 6:30 p. m. in Keney Park, Diamond No. 1.
 Veeder-Root has been champs for two years and is gunning for the third. The Tigerettes plan to stop their winning streak Monday says their manager.
Connecticut chronicle., 1948-06-05
Time Needed

I'm crazy about your daughter. McTavish. and if you'll let me marry her I'll pay you her weight in gold. g 'Let me have few days first. '' '"To think 1t overt"
 No. to fatten her up."
Connecticut chronicle., 1948-06-05
Hartford Hi Cops State Track Title
Bv RALPH DAVIS

Plunging into pile of the best competitors from IS class Schools twentieth annual Ineschoasc track and field meet Yae Dewitt Cuyer Field Friday May % and Saturday. May 3Oh, Hartford Highs well conditioned trackmen fought desperately through the preinae and finals victorious with 9 1-2 points than their nearest rival.
Connecticut chronicle., 1948-06-05
SUITABLE SUBSTITUTE

Little Johnny was bored and cast ing around for something to do. he begged his mother:
 Mother. let me 90 to the ZOO to zee the animals?'
 Mother. responsibility. Why. Johnny, what an ideal Imagine wanting to go see the animals when your Aunt Matilda Is here"
Connecticut chronicle., 1948-06-05
Farmers Must Plant More

For 1s4S the U. S. department oe agriculture is asking farmers to plant an additional nine million acres an area greater than the total cultivated acreage of Michigan.
Connecticut chronicle., 1948-06-05
Expert Checkers

One of the popular games is Checkers It played by people practically village town it is played very badly
 This column will player that will improve his chances of winning
 Inc game IS played that instance will black and white squares usually de cribed by numbers shown n following
Connecticut chronicle., 1948-06-05
Trolley Coach Line

First experimental trolley coach line. whereby vehicles run on the street and collect current from an overhead system, was installed at Scranton, Pa. in 1903.
Connecticut chronicle., 1948-06-05
Water Piping

Water Piping
 Black iron pipe rusts easily so 1t is not the right kind to use to con- vey water. Galvanized iron is an economical choice for water lines.
Evening star., 1948-03-19
OFFICES FOR RENT.

Low BARGAIN RENTAL for good space
near Dupont circle; 2 separate ofices. 900
sa it. each. or l ONCE. 1,200 50. IT. 1246
OFFICE OFF Il SPACE AvArLABLE-singie rms
OF, large suites for immediate occupancy;
all space redecorated; ideal downtown To-
ses MK koc Room affR ffs
AafosAh Atintis ndF F6oNerENs re s Attention 18th
%' now seSS 81 Tor aass DsrGa 1aao ess. .a
siSa 0iasE a4 gsn @
COS PENNA. AVE. S:E.-6-rm. suite with
BLuMER CO.. Realtor. .617 Penna. ave.
s's' FIR. 1888; ewes. and Sun. vi. 1905.
SEVERAL OFFICES available in modern
once % building near 18th and < sts. nv;
TiHkEE.kM; SURF. E@GG also / rm.. available
17os snd St s.s.E Hass ex.' sa.s sssia
MISS sDf Raif1.l RE- 4ss
IL iae4 iniPesflon 81 x%1 x1Rp. 400 IT. in Ses.
ment Of ?-story once bldg: street en-
trance with show window: well ventilated;
pvt; lasatory; ideal for real estate, insur-
BERNSTEIN d CO. 1415 K st. NV, Me.
asssa. 1sh ST .s. sw ,.sss ssSoss ss,n
OWNER, RA. 2036 till pm. -3I
seio goth ST: N.w-Desirable location
for doctor or dentist, near wyoming ave
and Columbia I'd. det. 4-story brick build
ing containing IL rooms, ga baths, 4 nre-
places, electric refrigerator. hot-air heat
with oil burner. ground floor arranged for
doctor; rental S246 per month. For in
lSss Vermont ss ave. NV. b. s1si
OFFICES IN NEW BUILDING, $50 and up
MODERN REALTY CO., e71a Georgia ave,
Evening star., 1948-03-19
STORES FOR Rent.

sILyEE s Ils,SI sRg5NG.s5oTe; z IN new building
aExpkA an RIA SxNsH sH $685. ssst 2s va2snr
in size from 2ox54 to 4ox54; full base -
ment located in desirable. new business
center, adloininE the virginia Thsater;
81. NV. W. Ne NEAR oi i4th11 - sVSS 1oo 50. It. in
basement Of ,.t 7-sto5y story once bdf street
LEASING dept. lie LEO X; sESssTfiEsiiN : CO. CO.
bdWNTowS bd1s St Sx xoeaT1SN ME saSo
mo; needs repairing; owner willing to
give 4 mos. concession at end Of 5 yrs, to
sce s.oc& s9ss < s ssPf5 st. 9ss
store b0xs5, brick basement; suitable for
rss or rent
as4s7 ss s% on s :s5 81 ss'
floor i space space for Tor tailor, seamstress or similar
s9s1ass sToRI FSR RfS Efs al saoo e5 5k 4h St
Shop. hardware store or other business
81 sea fToos Sss assF as rent sxso
suitable for club, ofices or light manu-
featuring. Inquire at Cactus Restaurant.
i46 otn 81. NV, ASK 1or Sieve 61OWN'
LEASE FOE. SALE In busy shopping. dis
trict, suitable for any type store: large
CORNER STORE. 2lst and L sts. nv
Large store with 2 extra rooms. Apply
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE brand new
store space in newly remodeled 4.story
occupancy; ideal for q distributor OF most
any eom1 purpose. Size 13x42. mo food
distribution:) Inspect daily. 2l44 p st.
927 @ ST. N.w.-Two adjoining End a
front rooms now available; reasonable.
WASHINGTON REALTY. GE. $500.
STORES for every type Of business:
2S01 14th st.. n.w.-Large corner store
nearing completion; $3.50 mo-
1885 Kennedy ST. nw.-Large basement.
formerly restaurant, completely remodeled
$500 mo.
Nr. 9th and You sts. nw-S16o mo.
r. A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor, Ma. 6730.
Evening star., 1948-03-19
ACREAGE FOR SALE

RESIDENCE SITES, Lee blvdy--1l beauti-
5ui Wooded doatL acres; Approx l,900.ft. 'front.'
bivd. Joins nice stream: @ Deo we believe eli W this his
to be exceptional, with many unusual
bldg. sites: will satisfy the most discrimi-
excellent for subdividing. Phone IA. 26so
and ask for CAPT. Ware, EASTMAN &
of River I'd, near congressional Country
CLUB, In the sect; of lovely estates; Buy
daily 'asd and sun. ae caApMAN M "a sEat skstTY e Co.
MoNTGoMERY MNeosSTPeso COUNTY. Midwest
views. meadows. = streams; s14. 900.
acre AcRf sei Ssn shs add
hish wooded ridge at around 4oo.ft, eisva-
hood while preserving country freedom.
Aerss s here ,p are S cheaper than lots closer in
end of Columbia pike. Phone Falls Church
744t. Closed Sundays.
= ACRES.35 acres in woods. 10 acres
from State road, on prtyate road, Prince
GEORGES County. z miles from Laurel.
55S 55ss with s4ANN6h s22 PsoRe Hs Nj Asbe eo S MI
H st. NV, MA. 2345. Open evenings until
IS ACRES. near washington Golf and
Country Club, with water and sewer avail
SssDonsl5e % parity. Cali LEWIS sUMMERs, SUM s
DEvELoPERs-very unusual. you can buy
29s. acres fronting $500 feet on hard
surface road for only $50 per acre; this
9a0ns City the wafer nssr limit. v &
MANOR CLUB, M.-Opportunity to ac-
auire Approx, q acre partly cleared and
ceptional value at $1,S00. Ashton BAL.
9 MILES north Of Silver Spring. near new
Argyle Country Club, beautiful cleared 81
acre tract choice homesite: bargain At
MoNTt;oMHkY NJ SSSi AShsSp Sdhsa s94l m, ,,om
choice tract Of "a acres, GOOD road, elec.
scres ss yers dssirsSe pE 944s se
1-ACRE TR CT containing ITS Alberta
and Virgini,- Belle bearing peach trees.
capable of producing 800 bushels of
$3.50. Fl os7s, 81. $3.50. 'e' ''-'e'
23 ACRES, near U. S. Naval Ordnance
Laboratory at White Oak, Montg. Co, Md !:
faces hard road on north and subdivision
st. on south line. L. w. GROOMES, 18th
WHEATON. MD.-About 80 acres OF beau
division plants; S975 per acre sell as
WOODED LAND cLEHKED. s By acre acre or day:
10-man crew; immediate service. DU.
5135 or NO. 1885 ANYTIME. 30
asr away .c,. will sen at reduced price of ssa5
so 70 fsesi DowN IN PAYMENT, AIYfMsns 1o..er. Tracts.
choice land. near Shirley hwy. and Spring
field, Va. 13 MI Wash. Call Engleside
4s-W-11. ewes. 1s'
Evening star., 1948-03-19
WATERFRONT pRoPERTY-sALE.

125 ACRES Shenandoah River frontage
near Charles Town. W. Va; improved with
screened, porches; fireplace; nicely fur fur
WATER s0Sa issd Sea 1s7 ysaf st. 90
fpEST Isl ~ m.disn. 9 .sizsa ~sssr-tren. . Rlot
vile, Md. there is practically no water
sESn' Sn es aHahRs MR caA nfsE as5s SE
MODERN WATERFRONT HOTEL, equip
ped and furnished, with tap room and
licensed slot maenines ready to open shssn on
IN OCEAN CITY, MD.-Desirable property
on N. Philadelphia ave. near 18th ST. lot
story frame house and cabin; $14 900 in
%sn PSSfEl S,5s r. z5sS5 Ss{I
BRVEkIY1sHokRha% ReIf Ms isHr SS'i BEACH cottages
and lots for sale; some year-round reduced
suy now. W. E. cRIsER Beverly Beach
SHERWOOD FoREsT-5 bedrms., 2 baths;
furn. house. fronting on water: also sail
boat, rowboat aad outbosrd motor. OIL.
BEAUTIFUL LAKE HOME, log and stone
construction: on Lake Jackson 80 miles
rm.. 25xIe with stone fireplace, 2 .bedrms.
modern and newly equipped kitchen and
patni panorama WINDOW IN dlnlng room,
overlooking lake; partially completed base
ment; completely insulated; all newly deco
rated: $500, with half cash. TR. 6063.
BEAUTIFUL HOME ON BAY-rully equip
ped and furn.; cost s1S.5oo; sell for $s.-
$50; easy terms, Otis $500. lie
BEACH HOMES--Beautiful brick knotty
pine living room 16x27 it. with fireplace
and bar, 3 porches and hoored attic. Come
and see pictures. VIM. L. PRIMROSE,
BAy-FRONT, ALL-YEAR HOME, in area
suburban TO Annapolis; liv rm., din. -rm.,
kitchen. 2 bedrms and bath on lst door;
3 bedrms. and bath on 2nd floor, which
can be used or closed on: garage, shower
houses oil heat, electric stove and refrig :;
S14,750. INEz cUSHARD, OR. 4232 or
EMDGEWATER Mst BEACH tsunny section,.
waterfront property. on excellent level lot;
porch. bedrm.. kitchen. bath and large
screened porch; shower, garage. Most
reasonably priced. Furnished. NEz
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Republic, Md.
Two new cottages for sale for prcfes.
sienal college graduates In o restricted
colony Of 73 cottages. on the bay; sandy
beach for swimming. Turn left at sign
phone. nishts only. AT. 0661.
Evening star., 1948-03-19
IRAllERS.

HOUSE TRAILER, 1912 Zimmer. rms,
28 IT., elec. brakes: good cond.: $1,000.
1925 GEORGETOWN rd, Bethesda, Md. Pr
REAL BUY-Must sell quickly 1947
Schult Commodore: used only mos. !;
81 .995 cash; must be seen to realize value.
See at Lot 23S, Temple Trailer Village,
HOUSE TRAILER, excel. cond.; make me
an offer. GEORGE n. DAVIS, Olympic
e192. Blandy's Trailer Camp. -21
WANTED TO RENT for months, house
trailer JACK ROBINSON, 2235 1st st.
NV, MI. 6051 Call any time. -21
TRAILER. Quaker, medium size. and 1941
Willys sedan: good condition; 1878. Can
TRAILER CENTER, authorized factor,
dealer for Kozy Coach: Westcraft, Spar-
tan Manor, 6-sleeper Sun. Superior. Kit
etc; priced from 81 ,495 to S2:395: easy
terms for your convenience. we carry
large line of accessories ana nave Two
shops to make repairs. Open every Gay
including Sunday from 9 am to pm.
RICHTER TRAILER SALES. locations.
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tributors of Schult, Traveio, American,
Howard and thinner trailer coaches; good
selection Of used trailers now on display.
Open daily and Sunday, 8 Am. 70 Pm
AMERICAN TRAILER CO.. INC, 1880
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILERS-Closing out
ain trailers on hand, your chance to buy
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Evening star., 1948-03-19
LOTS FOR SALE.

UNIVERSITY PARK, MD.-Ideal lot, 70
paved streets, sidewalks, etc. OWNER.
LANHAM PARK-Beautiful lots. 1o0x17o
IT., $3.50: city water. electricity, phone,
badeTs fsFvs and n1teS
Tense hishvay 4Is miles to large sisn:
pefense hwy once 9 open eh daty s and elus Sum y.
HALEY Phone Hyattsville oi07 ,or
free folder showing advantages Of Lanham
30 BEAUTIFUL HoMEsITEs for semidet.;
ud up6h nh eo1eess sFn Hss all areas READY bns
900 development. Phone OWNER, Wood
MHEAToN, the community Of .omorroS-
eFeest ena nox Sns 9 aFs a1a
peeed pee ca Sa0s Mr. of aa gaF m seS uaa
he NeHoLs ri szNHsHs AVE- sR. near near sou eae CAP
oss 81 aDd S. in sauaFe s1s5 Desirable
for apt. or professional use. Prompt ac
t.en s!@ Ry 81 tFgstss T1as under Will JOHN QUINN
Tor, Tor Da DeaxceelleSt location. near cherrydale.
" NoFfR 3 AR AEiRsssH 3svs ow ses5 s'ss oH ss
$1,000 and up 25% down and balance
SS5 per month; w. B. HILKERT, oW.
BTiLDERs, 3TTENTIoN-silver spring;
% nice lots, located within 2 min. CEN
ter Silver Spring; 81 1876 each. SH. 3490;
ewes, SH. 2354. go
BUY A WIDE HoMEsITE for your dream
house in a well-planned close-in subdiyi-
aon with beautiful old forest trees prices
include paved streets. curb and cutters
Call Robert E. Heater, with CRANE &
HELAN, 81. 1000 go
SARGENT KNOLLS SUBDIVISION, out
18th st. me-, Just " mile over D. C.
line on Sargent I'd 12 lots, corner,
with sewerage. water, gas. Price in
cludes hard-surfaced street with curb and
aole. ROBERT MAGEE. RE. 7740 until O..
BETHESDA AREA-1A acres, corner of
Greentree I'd. and Barnett DR.. Price
s2,250. Do. $3.50 Al
Evening star., 1948-03-19
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE tcen.. ,

CUNT BRICK APT, Z yrs. old; separate
sstoRos soo gtS garks sosd rsaLEs ssstss 1885 fsn eay
sfooo fG CASH about t sss montls. nth a ineladins
beat; atcol, light; ;, taxes etc Tor a modern 2
cooperative development; schools, trans
portation, and shopping nearby; excellent
eee@Rpe semzed detas snsilaDs Sr RoB
EFT EFT, MAGEE 46WsSnER. Re. a74o until Q:
apt. houses have to offer for sale Please
call me If you want to buy, sell or trade
gRo%s RRsSRfStY Really ErE esosRsf:
AsNGxk sfsfHsi Efr NJ EFT kfTgHs Of 10 to aos on
eordins & to property IT purchased. SSo' New. we'll
located apartment houses and other build
tngs soynd os finnancins Easy terms. Pay
1nsoHe aesn from IN s Rropssrsg ssaS TARvER s. CO.
east. Modern building: Income of sas4
aaickIy: MITCHELL au1cK. 'of' 81. ASST; 81;
sos ' 6 81. N N;s..s.ors and apt, no lease.
1oSa. RI RUBEN f coHN E,'i me- s'Y4 G9aa sai
TAkoMAE Il Hs E1 PAkRfsmiiy fae5 S1s D'P Rom. with
ground; bsmt.; suitable to add . store or
ment. No agents. Cali OWNER, 81. 22O1
coLoRED-BRAND-NEw, 1919 D st. Sc;
one 2-family fat, consisting Of liv. rm.,
bedrm.. kit, dinette and bath; tenants
a.c. heat: shows excel return: priced to
sell. CONNER d RYON. INC, exclusive
agents, 927 18th st. NV. RE. 3216;
CoLORED-19-UNTT APT. BLDG. on
Georgia ave. near Howard University. Con-
sisting of 2-rm.. kit. and bath and 1-rm,
Kit. and bath apts Annual income, So, 900.
Call Mr.. Pelot, with H. G. SMTTHY CO.,
MA. 5903; ewes, CHI 1901. 80
Evening star., 1948-03-19
rRAILERs (couf,, :,

TRAILER, Elcar, Is IT,, sleeps 4: electric
brakes: good cond.; only $500 cash. HI
6s7o' 2o6 72nd pi. carmody Hills. Nd.
es-FooT, a7-Foor and ss-foot Libert,
trailers now on display. HEErER WALDEN
TRAILER SALES, Wash.-Balto. blvd, Ber.
isas Esn; Ms Nar,da1 saons .N T1 Pin .Hno,
noT On apla dlsplay ct NATIONAL TRAILH
haas' shonss VA Soos aada Bait ave. Riverdale. Nd
NEW AND USED home trailer coaches. See
the new Schult. Travelo. American. How
ard and thinner Coaches. Our sales dis.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., INC, at Oak
Grove Trailer Court, miles south Of
Alexandria on Route l. Phone Ov. 2so1.
beautiful models on display, equipped with
hot and cold running water, large electric
rsfrigerators. stainless steel kitchens; some
models with shower and flush toilets
why pay high rent when q small down pay
ment and monthly rent receipts will buy
your home In "a months or less. COLE
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ave-. Silver Spring. Md. 81. 5000 or
AMERICAN TANDEM 1a47, es-ft.; sleeps
4; elec. refgr.. hot water. carpeted floor;
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