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second period, and the Generals
drove 80 yards to score again.
Gil Bocetti's passing largely was
responsible and he hit End Tai
Trammell with a final 1S-yard
heave. Another Michaels place.
ment was wide.
Before halftime G. w. was
ahead again on a 77-yard march.
Du Qoff's line pounding carried
past midf1eld, after which Davis
passed to Jones and Charley But
Ter carried to the Is. There Davis
was set for another toag, but re-
ceivers were blanketed. So he ran
untouched for the score and
Cavello's placement made 1t 1912.
G. w.
A tumble recovered by End
Tom REILLY. just back after an ap-
pendix operation, set up g. W.'s
final touchdown drive from WASH
ington and Lees Is in the third
period. Du Gof1 running and
Davis passing did it. with . final
Davis heave Of IS yards to Jones
In the end zone as the payon.
Cavello again kicked the extra
point.
In the final, the Generals came
up with something close to q
record at least with a 991z-yard
drive. The clipping penalty put
them back to their / and an un-
sportsmanlike- conduct penalty cut
that in half. But they made it
with Bocetti passing and Henry
Mastriann running. the latter do
Ing the final yard. Here the Cen
erals tried q new place kicker.
Mastriann, and he was okay, but
1t was too late.
GEORGE WARRINGTON.
Left end-szanyi. shiver,. Boiler.
Esiss susrd-Rojosian. Rsojsl1Ua wsllsy. as'
Right rnardMdunnes. Howell. Disds-
Si.h. t.ekl.aaDr.vss. sh,pm.n.
fs shuisnS.I:.l Kennedy
-, Right haH-Kline. Jones. csvallo. shaw.
TivnAn.
Fuiiback-Du Coz. citente.
WARRINGTON AND LEE.
Left end--Hedse. Crawford.
Left tackle. Smith, Jaek. B. smith.
Eeft guard-Kay. Miller. Hall.
Center-McCutcheon, Combs. qiordannl
Right guard-schaub. Conrad, George.
Risht tsekle-FerRuson. Thompson. A6u.
Right end-Fahsy. TrsmmsI. csrpentss.
ouarterback-Boeetti Walters.
Left half--Bennett, Brown. Arnold.
Right hslf-Leister, Davidson. Marlsf.
Fullback-Holt, Miehaels, Mastriann.
Score by periods:
Waahinston and Tee s . 1T
George Washington SCORING: Touehdoyns
-Du Goh. Davis, Jones. Points after
touchdowns-Cavallo. 8.
Washington and Lee scoring: Touch.
downs-Leister, Trammell, Bocetti. Point
after NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SfatfRtieG
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Bethesda Easy Winner

Bethesda High rolled over An
napolis, 27-0, for its third victory
in four games at Bethesda. Jack
O'Neil ran 20 and 10 yards. respec-
lively, for two touchdowns, and
passed Is yards to Bob Book for
another.
ANNAPOLIS.
Ends-,Mestins, Como sullivan. Springfield
Carr, Brown. Bowles. Tydings
Guards.Ksrehnsr. Renfro. Kennsrly Newell
Springfield.
Centers-Moyer, Hyatt
Backs-Jsnnings, Howard, Stevens Vanden-
burg. Simmons. Hortopan, Dorsey, Purdy,
Wood. Cook, Calabrese.
BETHESDA.
Ends.-Ycuns. coherd, Evans, Smith. Book
ouazds-.Lswis. santansini. Tier. ch.ppelsar
Rice, Clinton.
Taekles-Maphis. Distelhurst TomsSello
Kirk, Jaeocks, Nsale, Jacobsen, Broadhurst.
Centers-Harris, Craso, Hur.
Hanson, RuddsI. o'Neil. Copeland, King
Sawyer.
AnnapoHs .
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kTS Downs Woodward

With George Laroque scoring
two touchdowns and Tom Beach
another. National Training School
defeated Woodward. 1876, yester-
day at NTS.
Touchdown-Ashley, Laroque f2) Beach
Conversion-Berman. Pearson fplscements).
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Mounts Tie croddock

NORFOLK, Va. Oct. a.
Mount Vernon (Va) High and
Craddock High battled to = score
less deadlock here last hight. The
Mounts got as far as the Craddock
is In the final period. but . fum-
BILE halted the advance.
Mount Vernon n----.-.-----.---.-- 90
CYsddock .-o 90
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Porker-Groy in Front

Parker-Gray High School had
an easy time last night at Alex
andria, rolling over Manassas
High, 37-13. Leo Valentine had
the biggest scoring spree with
three touchdowns. while Elmer
Bumbray contributed the longest
touchdown run with 75-yard
sprint after intercepting q Manas-
SaS pass.
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TeeI Leads GreenbeIt

Halfback Johnny Teel picked up
l76 yards running, intercepted two
passes and scored two touchdowns
to lead Greenbelt to a 1910 victory
over Laurel In a Prince Georges
County High School game last
night at College Park. It was
Greenbelt's first victory In three
league contests.
Greenbelt - -- 0 0 6-i2
fauYel a. a
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PERRYVIILE. Va. Oct. az
(SpeciaD .-Herndon High defeat
ed Lincoln, 1876. here last night.
Tommy Boland led the winners
with two touchdowns, one on a
pass from Ronald Coleman.
Lincoln --o O.
Touchdowns-Boland tzl. Jackson, Jewel.
paip frl~
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Scores, so

Joe Trumbo crashed over the
Anal 10 yards Of a 70-yard drive
in the third period to give Falls
Church a 60 victory over Fairfax
last night at Fairfax.
Falls Church ------ ..--o 0 90
Fairfax -. --.------- ------ 80
TouchdoWn-Trumbo.
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Thomas Gets Fight Spot
On Cooper-Titone Cord

Lightweight Pat Thomas, hard
hitting winner .of six straight
fights since turning professional.
will box In the semifinal match on
next Mondays ring program at
Turner's Arena. His opponent in
the five-rounder has not been an
nounced by Matchmaker Gabe
MenendeZ,
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achdowns: Tsel az.

Today a year ago-the New
York Giants released coaches
Hank Gowdy and Travis jack
son,
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Touehdovns-o'Nsil "a. Buell., Book.
Points sfte1 touchdowns-Bueu %, plse(
nentG.
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Score by periods:
George Washington SCORING: Touehdovns
-Du Coz. Davis, Jones. Points sfte3
touchdowns-Cavallo. 8.
WASHINGTON and Lee. scoring: Touch.
downs-Leister, Trammell, Bocetti Point
after ouchdown-Mastriann.
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Herndon Beats Lincoln

Observation-Disclosures, Dayharsh Pc
after touchdown-Lynn (placement).
Seward seaport record., 1949-04-01

tThis is a public service, per formed free of charge by the Sew- ard Seaport Record) PUBLIC LIBRARY HOURS: Mon- day and Wednesday, 3 to p.m.; Tuesday and Saturday, to 9 pm.
 April 2 EPISCOPAL GUILD Tea, to 5 p.m.. Guild Hall. P-TA BAKE SALE, Seward Trad ing Co. REBEKAH LODGE, LO.O.F. Hall, 8 pm.
 April JUNIOR WOMEN, 8 pm, Episco- pal Church.
 April AMERICAN LEGION and Auxiliary meet at Legion Club, 8 pm. : MESSIAH CHOIR Practice at Sew ard Memorial Church, 8 pm. ALTAR SOCIETY Sacred Heart Church meets at Rectory, 8 pm. RIFLE & SPORTSMENS CLUB meets.
 April q EPISCOPAL GUILD meets, 2 pm, at Guild Hall. LUTHERAN LADIES AID BAKE Sale, 1 p.m., Osbo's Supply. CARNIVAL-RedC Cross Benefit, at Civic Center, pm.
Seward seaport record., 1949-04-01
SEWARD SEAPORT Friday, April 194ssewad Aaa

application before the board, out lined plans for enlarging the scope of the Valley fair this year. He hopes to make the 1949 event state fair" type of show, with en- tertainment and exhibits coming to the Matanuska Valley from the entire territory. Theme of this years fair will be statehood, he said.
Seward seaport record., 1949-04-01
DILLON NAMED FAIR MANAGER

Palmer-Charles Dillon, Palmer school teacher, was named man. ager of the 1949 Matanuska Valley Fair at the March meeting of the Fair Associations board of direct orS.
 Mir Dillon, who made personal
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The G.ad&e RoeGe4


 tasteful task anywhere in Seward at this time than that of trudging from door to door, making house to house canvas for Red Cross membership. It is being done next week, however, by conscientious people in town who have volun- teered for the work.
 It is necessary and good to have a large membership in the local chapter because no town nor chapter is stronger than the size of it's membership For every $1.00 card you have vote in the cleo tion of the national officers. Many people have told me that they did not know that they were doing more than donate dollar to a cause when they bought card.
 During the past year very few , people have worked hard, entirely , without pay of any kind, enduring criticism and hard knocks, working quietly without any fanfare and very little help, to bring assistance to l57 families in the city. All Red Cross assistance is given on an emergency basis only, until some regular organization such as De- partment of Public Welfare, Veter- ans Administration, children's aid societies, Territorial compensation, or old age assistance can be ar ranged for each case according to it's proper category. During the past hard winter and the strike, many of you would have been called upon to give assist ance to your own neighbOrs and friends if it had not been for Red Cross. The City Council would have been forced to feed and house some families, which would have been an added financial burden. You cannot let a person lie cold or hungry on your doorstep, no matter how shiftless or indigent he may be. No one was turned away without assistance of some kind last winter, and if you know of any person who did not receive aid, it can only be because he did not apply, himself. to Red Cross
 There were not sufficient funds in the chapter to care for all the needs this past year, and it was necessary to obtain more. Instead of asking the already overburdened town to find more money. an ap- plication was made to National Red Cross for $500, which was re- ceived in January, as grant which we do not have to repay
 It is for just such an emergency by local chapters that P per cent of the money collected in the fund campaign is sent to the National Red Cross, so that it can be made available when needed In case of disaster also the National Red Cross steps in and furnishes all the money necessary to house, feed, care for and rehabilitate disaster victims wherever they may be.
 Your S100 membership. therefore, leaves v cents in town and 23 cents goes toward the national fund for aid of many kinds to other people in the United States and the world.
 Think it over, and when a visitor comes to your door offering you the opportunity to become mem- Der of Red Cross for S1 00, little more than the price of one movie,s do not turn her away with harsh arguments, nor unfriendly words. Remember that she is only trying to do her bit in a great cause.
 If you feel that you have not the
Seward seaport record., 1949-04-01

The "ditty bag" used by Navy personnel has been in use since the first days of sailing.
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COMMUNITY CALENDAR

(This is public service, per. formed free of charge by the Sew. ard Seaport RecordD
Evening star., 1949-11-15
STORES FOR RENT Cont,

STORE with large display window,
suitable for carry-out shop. clean
ing and pressing, shoemaking or
other business; low rental. Corner
CChaLmplain and Fla. aves. NV. co.
u So. FROM WILSON BLVD, ciar-
endon's main business section-New,
modern soft. front. Excellent loc.
at lower rent: 1929 N. Irving ST.,
2439 NICHOLS AVE. s.E.-store In
populated colored neighborhood. good
sS5re sns y Pas sfS!D H5f nj bA7fs
FL9wER GIy sAoPFully r nT sa eauipped 9gSS 10.
Gated in large hotel on 10th st. NV.
mmed. posS.; reas. rent. Apply
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO. Real
tors ,1415 K st. NV. ME. 54O0.
saith AND M SITS. N.W.-Approx.
15x50; busy neighborhood, excel.
hoisterer, dry Cleaner. etc; reas.
rent: immed. poss. Apply LEO M.
9a9 EYE sT. N.W.-Approx. 15x30;
excellent location;, reas: rent. in
STEIN & nv. :, ME: c9;i 54o5' Realtors l4l5 x
9th ST. NV. BET. D and Excel
lent location for cigar store, pawn
broker, jewelry store, etc.; immed.
&c &c xIaa IRaeaaltors' 1415 K st. NV.
OWNER WILL BUILD 'Drive-in"
restaurant for substantial client, on
No: l hwy. at Swami ave. Opposite
Potomac Yards; attractive design,
ample parking; excellent business
WEAVER BROS, INC. Washington
Bldg, Dl. $500; ewes, CHI. 0238,
907 G PL. N.W.-Large store In mid
town ONCE BLDG, suitable for any
type 6nsiness or ONCE, S75 mo
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LOTS FOR SALE

BULDERs-Looking for lots in best
N. Arl. location with all improve
Pfass hs1: isa o1sHs ssiRs 'sG e.
NORTH ARLrNGToN-choice level
lots IN convenient locations: close
6 s 'ss9a1ns S% w. va H' e. sASsbERs SsH Ri e.
$500 500 CONN. AVE. could be your % sd-
dress. Owner win sell this beaut;;
consideT CO. trade &c Of IN income piodac.
TRACTOR for buildinE home to suit
BR0OKldONT, MD.-pesirable cor.
sn!P 9s 3 sass sSs1,s os ~: sg s0ss cws T.
CHsv3 ri cHAsE, ai 16.S 3. SC.-Drivs / Six.
east Of Conn. ave. on Fessenden st.
to 34th st. to our signs.) Larye
beautiful rambler and homeettes.
sHayo Esg1sisas. &c. SH srSSnd;i'7 % i7f7 s as dsFf
APPRsxoX.s Is ii xCRE. ~ near ! washington
LOVELY WOODED Tot, 1853 by 1875.
Beth nsshesss fo6 pF cCDSTssstona5 &c cosss.gy 4ssg
NV. APARTMENT GROUND. .oned
9o-c. 5000 50. It. at S4 So. Il. RE.
500; eve, sH; 1857; G: N: PLUNK-
NEARBY MARYLAND-Lge. lots, for
sale separate or In Sroups. Easy
terms, or win trade for Investment
property. or good 2nd trust notes.
Cali WM. A. LYNCH ct RA. 124S.
LOTS FOE HAAGBLERs in 10. Priced
reasonable. BUSADA REAL ESTATE,
. 4416 Southern ave. s.e.. HI. 4S4S'
coIoxxD-,DUPLEx APT. LOIS"
AYiinEton; large group, close 1n.
BOWtR& 1736 3ys nv. RE. iHS zVSTS'
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STORES FOR RENT

STORES FOR RENT
RIVERDALE, MD.-New store, 20 It.
By 40 It. and avail. now; well-popu-
lated section. 4505 Queensbury I'd. :,
9 doors from Baltimore pike, HU.
SUITABLE gHG2 FOE LuNCHRooM or
small-loan ONCE; cony. loc;, Just
AVE.. eo'i sisdsnsburs. ii burg: Md. Nd Va. 1890. ..
UPPER 7th ST. STORE and apart
ment. Cali Mr.. Franklin, WEAVER
BROS, INC, washington Bhg.. pL
$500 ss9e; xxsSR sxsnhnsasy aye 81 AAh 1HSs f sT Nv.
shop, electrical and radio, wholesale
sf.,2odR RzofPz. e sbsasP Inss 81. ssfs7 ,sas
4ssiS wise. AVE. N.w-1d..l ios..
1nHss1SssS ssSSSo. NC INC. 81 Sos @1 Il &. ~
snvEs St III IsSriR1sa on e.ers,. ave. ave. in
:SsI :SsSPis ssPss .pseeI y Ssss ss5 ssI'as
l7ss wis. AVE NV. heart Of excel.
Georsetown shopHing area-Fine
1sar pa1tna n:n ass 0sr or sna
decorator. once. showroom. etc.;
moderate rental; good lease. Call
NJ. gerber. LEduM q dERHasR.
LARGE siioREROOM-vacant, With
2-rm. apt, 2 layatories; on BALTIC.
blvd. nr. COLLEGE Park; $76 mo.
ALVIN EPL1NQ. UN, O3l3. 10
A0I i ST; N.M.-Excelient cornsr
ahop, etc. THO9. b. WALSH, mo.
SIS 11th q. n.ws D1 1851 --10
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SUBURBAN sAL-MARYlAkp
Rambler. HillcreSt Heights

5000 Cash or Trade
4 BEDRMs., REC. RIM, ga, BATHS
than GI approval: liv. rm. with
special firepl., paneled din. rm. with
cor. cupboards, lge. U-shaped kit.
with breakfast nook, 2 lge. bedrms.,
tile bath. screened porch on LIST f.;
2 msster.type bedrms. and tile bath
bar and firepl., utility rm. with
Bendix, excel closet and storage
space; lge. cor. lot 100x120, paved
streets incl. in price. MR.. PH1FER,
HI. STA.
HI. 4243, HI. 5447, MA. 1879.
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGIhIA

ALEXANDRIA VICINITY, BARGAIN
broom semidetached brick home,
full basement, gas heat, good con-
dition: $40. 800, $1,000 down. RAY
shapSaId, sAKnGYi cH' cIfnna ase4 4eS; eves'' Mr.
BELLE HAVEN. 3-bedrm. brick house
with superb view; rec. rm., maid $
rm. and bath; garage; excellent
financing. Call Mrs. Hannis, at TIE.
b216. MARSTELLER, MccABE g.
GLEBE MAN0RS-5-rm. brick. nr.
Arlington Hall, recently redecorated;
new gas, furnace. and hot-wster
heater; storm windows and screens;
outside entrance to bsmt.; screened
back 6Sy 6gSEsh 81 ssso1a6s e9ss
down payment: Can to to inspect. e:
NEAR WASH. GOLF AND c. CLUB
This must be, Arlington's greatest
value: new center-hall brick Colonial
Sass Dream RMS It, Is VIE sdr%s p1ssksst M
nook, finest GE electric range, dish
washer and garbage disposal; Gift.
concrete porch. built-in garage, level
lot S5x11O; S27.950. FRANK 8.
ssH!511Ps' sg7a. D1. l411; ewes. call M,s sI'
s:BEDRM. COLONIAL, large din. rm..
kit, and full bsmt. hoored attic, tile
bath, fireplace; mr. shopping center,
sshool, and church; priced. $17,250.
4sBEDRM. MoDERNs HOUSE. oil heat;
Rosemont section, Alex; shown BY
CONVENIENT Plus, 2 blocks to
Glebe I'd: and Lee hwy. Large Eng
lish brick bungalow chuck full Of
charm and dignity, built-in corner
cabinets and bookcases; beautiful
recreation room, large expandable
attic. 2 baths, storm windows,
screened porch. garage. In fact this
home has everything for convenient
gracious living; excellent condition;
immediate possession. M. T. BROY-
HILL & SONS, INC. 1924 Lee hwy.
4.RM: BUNGALOW, bath. exp. attic.
c.. $500; CT appraised. RE. o5s5,
Ext; I'll between 8 and 2 pm.
ESTATE, overlooking Potomac, for
sale at $4,000. Magnificent s.
bedroom home in Mt. Vernon parish
or. over 3 acres Of land, priceless
old boxwood. everything the heart
es,a. could desire; Shown BY appt; to
MAS REALTY CO., GIL. 27S4.
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R. H. BEST, INC.
WI 3R22 IL
COlOred Bargain

You ought to see this most attrac
2-stpry row brick, in immac. cond.
very close to all conveniences. FRS,
.a.le osE features sTnnsa nice y rm din a
suit. for den or bedrm.; End a., :
lge. bedrms. and bath; full bsmt
with auto. oil h.-w.h. and butlt-ir
garage: alley in rear; range, refgr
and Venetian blinds included In
sale. Very easy financing. Priced
for quick sale. Call RE. $3.50, 8 to 8
Colonial Investment Co.
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SILVER SPRING
BRICK BUNGALOW

BRICK BUNGALOW
Real value in q sacrifice sale. Owner
transferred, must sell attractive
bungalow below market. Large lily.
fm.. din. rn1., spacious kit. 2 bed
rms, tile bath, lge. expandable at
tic, full dry bsmt.; low dn. paymt.,
balance one easy trust at 40. Quick
poss. S13.950.
CALF, RAMBLER
Heart OF Sill. Sprg. Here is truly
authentic rambler with. room to
fulfill needs of any family; 3 bed
rms, IN baths, lge. liv. rm.. family
din. rm.; bsmt.: huge covered nag
stone porch-patio. Property fenced.
School and bus very close. Attr.,
clean. mod. designed. Vacant.
DUTCH COLONIAL
5000 Flower ave. Superb loca. for o
superior home. Prewar quality
we'll kept. Liy. rm., din. rm.,, kit,
scr. porch, 2 lge. bedrms. and den
Or 3rd bedrm.; Q baths; garage.
Most beautiful. lge., handicapped cor.
lot. Truly q. picture of dream
Cali 81. 644o It'll 8 pm.
Woodside Realty Co.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY For REM

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
WAREHOUSE, cor. bidg;, 1900 So
hsaH hinsaaqstrial. FIR. ALSO; eyes, sH
17si WISE. AvE.-Entire End H.,
suite Of 4 rms. and pvt. Law. Ideal
for dentist. modiste, milliner, an
tiaues, decorator. etc; rental $50.
Gali sha MI In GsaySs5' asaG' LEduM g. s GER
waREiHopsE.Sl:: sHai 81; E3sSS: End and LIS L St.
ne, 5000 So. IT,, one entire d. Of
trance. z. Quincy SMITH, INC,
IL a41s II 3 st. NV. DI. eo57; eyes,
cEAnENpoN-1st Ma EgNs1ao5N1t a.. bright rms
Cor. Highland and wash. blvd
Lease. Avail. Dec. 1. GIL. 1884
Mr.. sTATLER HoTEL-end CONNER.
es1atdl es SoSG o bSrnaI sa f. des Go5s ocasiea Ea
for automobile agency, auto repairs
KYLE. Esaiter, 1907 Eye St. NV
18TH AT CONN.-Display floor, show
f ssoo 4SSSsS5nsf;lS %sS;5s SS S5Ss.Ss
10000 Ssas. so. FT.. on 2 floors, clear open
space and excel. ONCE; elevators and
separate modern street entrance;
sst idssl wholesale @ ,vo Or retail, h snSrwr9om
natl. hdars. recurring auditorium
now occupied By Reminston Rand ai
school and ofices; win consider leAs.
ipg floors separately OWNER. ME
DAYLIGHT FLOOR, suitable Light
mfg, once or sales; appr. 1000 90
IT.; 500 per month. Apply SOL q
MopESN 81 RE aufo ST sol nSfAs, aA SsSe establish
ment with showroom and once
space; nearly 5000 "a. It., Silver
Spring area. MOORE q HILL co.
eSth % sT. N.w.-znd comm; ne1l,
renovated house with hsmt.. fol
ONCE, studio or shop; rent reas. RA
LARGE brick garage and once. Suit
fsesuring D;s I'm aug Low sePs rent 1o7z s1ss st
NV. Keys at MODERN STORES
sSD STSs CoMM., 3 N nim; nearby Virginia iocs.
ton, 2-story dreproof BLDG. gas
heat; approx. 2,76Q t.; tmmed: oc-
sTaiS co opD1s s..to1., Eo Ms Il sEhs 4
AZ a;S'. AND M5. rR49Sa s7HSS SITS. N.w.-r.r...
noor store With 2 complete door.
above; excellent location; parking
space in front for 4 cars; Ven
blinds, etc; Rsss. rent; Apply ,.Es LEo
jill 5stls AND K Il 1 sr sIs. N.6i.lse oaDo; from,
I'M. with plate-glass window; and
Apply LEO N. BERNBTEM b CO.
Realtors, 1416 Z St. n.w.. ME- .t400,
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY = 194e
Chevrolet vans. stakes; panels and
Pieiups 1ps hire aHSp%1SE b az w6 bnvnR II igR-
SELF. 1923 L st, nv: ne: Toll: 4
service; reas.; local or long distance.
IA. 2937; after q pm. oE. 1915
WILL BuY TRUCK 10 fit your Job
for. suitable contract; dump pre-,
ferred. Box 304-K, star. IL
hauIinT. contract work. insured;
prompt; rsas. rates. ~. 7-71Ss
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BRICK BUNGALOW. ALMOST NEW
Best location. 2 lge. bedrms., rm.
for 2 more in expansible attic, tile
bath. gas heat, lge. cor. lot, sacri-
flee. $10,950; low down payment,
will go CT. J. RANDALL WAL
CROFT, Realtor, 1902 Perry st.,
Mt. Rainier. UN. 3400 or WA. S246.
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MOTORCYCLES

MOTOR SCOOTER, Cushman, heavy
duty delivery; completely overhsuled.
perfect condition, S195. 1907 RAN
dolph st. NV. 30
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COMM. GROUND FOR RENT
BLADENsBURG RD. and Montana
ave.-43, 600 50. it,, graded; low
rent. L. v. THACKER REALTY
CO., HO. 1887, -1k
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

GREEN MEADOWS-6-rn. modern
h,,ns home: lss; sl level lot oil heat: venetian
sRs aa' easRR0ef seROef and md bss s.s '4sH
right; Easy terms. JOHN H.
HYATTSVILLE HILLS. s rms, bath,
esnssalSSli esss Cellar! n%h pcss r. 6o2 2s4sl
brick. mod. kit, ise. dry bsmt..
trans; reas. down pymt.. bal. FHA
Rss'ts ROSE Really. WRAA.'0oo;as1 VA. oas1. WA Wa.
MI. RAINIER, 7-rm. frame bungs..
Iiv. rm. and din. rm.. beaut. .elec.
kit, .lge. bsmt., new gas &C. heat,
can be- be boushs 81; non.di $500
e?Hs RnsSyG sSn' REatrs' ssl s.' W. sh1' s5s Esq.,
N "; AA&FsmRE S2Ss AVE. EXT. just owe.
D. c. line-Prewar brick home on
large lot, s. rms, lse. ar. full
bsmt;, gas heat. Price, $11,950;
w. Sna $500 SSSn t payment pm. 'f SossRF Sss cs =
TaKoMA RON PARK-Brick bunsaiox. s
possession; So, 900 down. JOHN II.
H1s; JOHNSON y. VA; "a 1884, 6!1sr =. solioo l6
O.nOOm nAM6 noOS6t lOL OOA1Oos
ss5S1sy 500 asvl Hs II v Md i.ns ( s7o Ta
rRG-wAk RH. Ar sasroRY As o BRICKS twin
sized bedrms.. biult-in gar. equip.
kit. fun basmt. with outside en-
ef sfapae Ma rom lsnas pos
sible. Call Mr.. Meade. WA. 1888,
with VIM. H. SANDERS CO.. INC;
OWNER living in Fla. will sell At bar
gain about 20 acres with dwelling,
Bes Besf s4i Al ssR syea MGa snilSs &C. ARR' Ms P g
kit, dry bsmt.. lge. anchor fenced
Eai,u9Gv lS.; n; bus; seho sehool. JOHN H.
Vs!s RS taSo oe tD} Ssm. I'll hess eSlona sids
$4,000, payments S53 PEI mo: Cali
DAVIS 4, GO. Open daily and
FoR saadfH fMMEp1ATP NJ 3 EiR' SALE at -ls leas.
finished End story modern well-built
home; acre lot, well handicapped:
good neighborhood, Prince Georges
Co.. II miles from District line.
g. etRnoR Gsll sransyTine ssyyCn 29s2 e go. v..s NAV
purchase with ST 1000 down and S63
per month. fireplace, det garage;
choice location in Hyattsyille. Cali
WA, 5000 tn 9 pm. ROBERT 8.
sss asy's FER . MONTH, ~ $3.50 down; Mla tiny
;i5 2TTm. , cottage in eonyenisnt Hyatts, !;
priss ps $50 ssaso tUr ca # va PESOS $500 iii
PM. ROBERT 8. DAVIS q CO.
BRICK RAMBLER. i've large rooms.
equipped kit. new gas Radiant heat.
esirHS ss Va $3.50 'Ssa t Tisn pm sn'GS SET
NEAR I: RAVis eaESfaLY i f3; mas rHEA7EE-
low on level lot: beautiful paneled
reereati9n recreass noreS ROOM 1,a. nished attis
only $3.50 cash and $50 per month.
Gan Wa VA; sse9 8 TIL 9 pm. ROBERT
FfRsT oFFERiNG-This lovely f.
saSHm saRySnoos caDs must Ged se this II sseE sseusys M
ess1ythinr onIS siosoo So'eo Or best Ssst
reasonable offer. May 90 GIs ALVIN
nTS9 Epd!NG; Sf aw vN. S51s. ;n ,.,v,v..17,
rms. and bath. @ Exp eapansion attie. esii fail
bsmt.. Venetian. blinds, gas h.-w.
heat, Diet. gar. lovely garden: $13,-
500. A. A. CAROZZA CO., AT. S941,
1927 Pa. ave. s.e. lie
DETACHED BRICK-N.W.
Powder room on FIRST floor. center
rooms. Corner lot. Price less than
$4,000. TRANSPORTATION. shopping,
near schools. Near NJ II. ave. and
University lane. Call Mr.. Guynn,
EN-. 1892
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.,
1924 14th st. NV. DT. 3346.
BRICK BUNGALOW. ALMOST NEW
for 2 more in expansible attic, tile
bath, gas heat, lge. cor. lot, sacri-
flee. $10,950; low down payment,
will 60 CT. ]. RANDALL WAL
CROFT, Realtor, 1902 Perry st..