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Evening star., 1949-09-10
Keen Gonzaga Eleven
Routs Mount Vernon
In Season Start
By Bill Fuchs

World Series contenders in
baseball are yet to be determined,
but already professional football
is under way in some parts Of the
country. And the trend is spread
ing toward this areas scholastic
gridiron.
Gonzaga and Mount Vernon
High Schools started the season
last night and an overflowing
crowd of some 1000 fans at the
Mount Vernon field watched Con-
zaga's Eagles fly to a 1925 victory.
But Gonzaga Coach Joe Kozik
doesn't think he is rushing the
season at all. Rather, the other
schools are tagging behind.
1T pays to play early" says
Joe. 1T gets the kids to school
early and gives them more school
spirit. All the schools should
start sooner. Then they could
start basket ball sooner and the
boys wouldn't be out playing foot
ball when the cold weather sets in.
Most of the injuries are suffered
during the latter part of the sea-
son when the winter weather
comes along"
1t was a bit chilly for early Sep
tember last night, but that didn't
stop the Eagles turning on the
heat against their hosts.
In two more weeks 1t might be
a different story. says Coach Harry
Lee of Mount Vernon. Lee says
his boys haven't had enough prac-
tice and won't reach their peak
until the end of the month. He
admitted, however, that Gonzaga
looked mighty good.
Three boys stood out-Billy
Haley, Tom O'Keefe and End
Mike Nolan.
Haley passed to End Tom
Welch for 47 yards and Gonzaga's
first touchdown in the first period.
A pass from Haley to Nolan COW
cred 68 yards for the second in
the same period. The Haley-to-
Nolan combination covered 40
yards for the third score in the
second quarter.
The big, line-plunging OKeefe
picked up IS yards on three plays
and Haley added 20 on two, COW
ering the final Is yards for anoth-
er Eagle touchdown in the third
quarter. Gonzaga Tailed again
in the final when Greg Meuback
threw 5-yard fiat pass to
O'Keefe, who bulled his way so
yards to the end zone.
Mount Vernon's lone touch
down in the waning moments also
covered some ground with Stan
Kelly passing So yards to Eddie
West.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
Gainesville, FIo., Softies
Giant Killers of Meet
By the Assoeioted Pyess

GREELEY. Colo, Sept. TO-
Gainesville, Fla, knocked a cou-
pie Of highly rated clubs out of
the National Softball Congress
world tourney last night.
Paul Thomas pitched a three
hitter to steer the Floridians to
a 80 win over Greeley, Colo. then
came back as a relief hurler
against Lubbock, Tex, in the fifth
frame of later game and won
So.
Ell Paso. Tex, was eliminated
by Tulsa, Okla, 20.
Evening star., 1949-09-10

N1colSon OF Chevy ChaSe mad
84-2-82, but was drawn out.
Mrs. C. G. DeKay won the
class A section of the ringer tour
nament at Army Navy Country
Club with a 68 score, one stroke
better than the 50 of Mrs. j. S.
Phillips. Mrs. William A. Schoech
finished third with 10. Mrs. c. P.
Martin was the class B winner
with 78. while Mrs. Philip F.
Wakeman had 81.
Mrs. Frank C. McCord won the
ladies day handicap event, scoring
110-28-82. Mrs. c. P. Martin
was runnerup with 109-26-83.
The nine-hole event went to Mrs.
L. K. Mcintyre with 58-14-44
over Mrs. E. P. Schrup, 61-14-47.
Congressional's Ladies Day
event went to Mrs. Dixon Lewis
with 99-lS-81 in Glass A. The
Glass B winner was Mrs. D. L.
Moorman, 98-20-78, while Glass
C honors went to Mrs. c. H. Ze-
yallas with 107-29-78.
\Junior golf championships were
decided at Columbia, Minor and
KenWood.
Dick Foster retained his Co.
lumbia title with an easy 8-and-6
triumph over Dick Hoffman.
Previously, former winners were
ineligible at Columbia, but that
was changed this year.
Don Dedrick won the Kenwood
crown over John Eisinger. 4 and 3.
Lee Edwards, a f1nalist in the
Indian Spring junior, won the
Manor title over Carlton Kraft,
8 and 2. Bradley Burrows. jr.,
won the second fight and John
Keresztesy' the 12- and = under
flight over Andy Miller, 3 and 2.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
AnupilittnH

BIRoN, JACOB s. Friends and rela-
Nves are invited to attend the unveiling
of a monument to the memory Of the late
JACOB s. BIRON, on Sunday. September
IL, 1949, at 1890 pm, at Herring Run
Cemetery. Baltimore, Md. 10
DINSMORE, M. III. The unveiling Of
the stone Of M. H. DINSMORE will take
place September il, 1949, at 1890 pm,
at George. Washington Lodge Cemetery
Benning I'd. ne.
GOLDSMITH, JACK L. Friends and
ing of the monument in memory Of JACK
L. GOLDSMITH, on Sunday, September
II, 1949, at 80 pm, at the Elesavet-
grad Cemetery, 18th pl and Alabama ave.
Sc. III
Evening star., 1949-09-10
Suicide Verdict Issued
In Leap Off Calvert Bridge

:. A verdict of suicide has been
issued in the death of j. Wilton
Dedge, 81, of GIL Maryland avenue
NE, who leaped from the Calvert
Street Bridge yesterday.
Mr.. Dedge, a timekeeper at the
Shoreham Hotel, plunged from
the bridge about 1880 am. He
was to have reported for work
at 8 am.
His wife, Kathryn Dedge. blamed
Ill health for the suicide and fell
low workers at the Shoreham said
he had appeared despondent/
Evening star., 1949-09-10
High-Scoring Fu|ks Signs
With Warriors 4th Time
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. TO-
Joe Fulks, one of professional bas-
ketball's greatest point getters. has
signed for his fourth season with
the Philadelphia Warriors at an
undisclosed salary.
Fulks, six-foot-five former Muir
ray Ky) State Teachers College
ace, holds the modern pro in
dividual single game record of
SO points and has averaged 23.5
points per game in three seasons
in the Basket Ball Association Of
America.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
Jersey City, Bethlehem
In Grid Loop Opener
By the Assoeio.ed Press

BY The Assoeiofed Press
NEW YORK., Sept. 10.-The
American Football League will
open it's 1949 campaign next
Wednesday night with Jersey City
playing Bethlehem at Bethlehem,
Pa.
The rest of the six-team circuit
swings into action during the
next two weeks,
Evening star., 1949-09-10

Board OF Eco
nomic Warfare
during World
War II, died
yesterday In
Geor g e t W n
University Hos
pital.
Mr.. Hicks had
suffered a heart
attack and had
been in the
hospital for the
last five days.
He lived at
1927 Montague
Nv Wy
Evening star., 1949-09-10
Betty Gurber Matched

Betty CARRIER of Argyle, Wash
ington's only entrant in the Wom-
ems Amateur Colt Championship
that starts Monday in Philadelr
phia, will meet Mrs. Robert F.
Beard Of the host Merton Golf
Club In the first round.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
Bonodies Midget Winner

Midget auto racing bowed out
for the season at Lanham Speed
way last night. A crowd Of 5000
watched Tony Bonadies win the
100-lap championship race over
Ed Dutch) Schaefer. -.s =
Evening star., 1949-09-10

Physicians estimate that, up to
90 per cent of all people have
suffered from skin infection Of
the foot. Natural porosity of
leather soles helps keep feet
healthy and fungus-free.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
WMAL-N Picturinq Colts

The first pro football game of
the season to be televised locally
will be presented tomorrow over
WMAL-TV when the Baltimore
Colts meet the Cleveland Browns
in an All-America Conference
game in Cleveland at 1::55.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
May Drop Olympic Walk

Finland is expected to suggest
that the 50-kilometer walk and
certain events for women which
phsyicians say are dangerous"
be omitted from the next olym-
pics,
Evening star., 1949-09-10
James ". Hicks Dies;
Gun Factory Expert

James Walter Hicks. 76. re-
tired Naval Gun Factory master
mechanic with As years service
and q special consultant on the
Evening star., 1949-09-10
Bischoff Post Wins

Bischoff Post defeated st. Cyp-
rian's, 80, in the title game OF
the Catholic War Veterans League
yesterday on the Ellipse.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
CEMETERY LOTS.

CEMETEHY IUTS.
CHOICE 4 BURIAL SITES ct Fort Lincoln
CEMETERY LOT In Cedal Hill Cemetery.
Six burial sites with monument privilege,
perpetual care. $565 cash. Write Box
335-A. Star. 16s
4 SITES in Block 2, Lot c, Section 14e.
$50 per site. Call after pm. and all
day Sunday. AID. $3.50. iii
Evening star., 1949-09-10
HARROW.
II. T. FARRAR. Goyenor.
q GQQBQuT, Secretary. IL
ave. NV.
at 10 am.

q. j. tCDbOUI, 6ecIetafy. IL
HICKS. JAMES WALTER. On Friday,
s HSspt & lat 5ars R HeRs
q Clara EtteI Hicks; father Ct Walter
M1s Maree brother ae
Mrs Dora Harman Dempsey and Robert
Eassne s. CO Hs fanera Se1zsss zoms 2. so the 4h
am AM G thence to the chuGeh II The ys
ths holy sacrifce Of the mass viii be Of
fered at To- am. for the repose Of his
soul. Interment Mount olivet Cemetery.
HURD. JOSEPH ARTHUR: On Friday,
iate ida Hurd. Beloved uncle Of Joseph 4.
Hurd. Robert. A Hurd; Mrs; Maggie
JoSn Maff R. aq Hura Charles S1Rne Tord. Fred and
Arthur Hurd. A host of other relatives
Funeral Parlor Sunday, september II,
after 4 pm. Funeral Monday, september
church 1nteTnent s 'rS% %oodaSn hS csmst:rs
HYDE. THOMAS, 18th. On Friday. Sep
ssss g ;sas 4 y hsRs g. ssssss sssss
l0eDduu VI l0diy odWoOn I1yOC oCtV"
ices at his late home on Monday, Septem-
Der IL, at 2 pm. Interment Friends
Cemetery, Sandy Spring, Nd. IL
JACKSON. CATHERINE M. Suddenly,
sa.ednsss %assqay Hdsgts 1aag
yAcRsoa of ssSt5; 1aos South Lorton st., Ar
lngton, Va. beloved wife Of Elijah Jack
son, daughter of Lilly Bell Whitley and
the late James II. Moore. She also is
survived by three brothers, James. John r.
and Tecumseh Moore; four sisters, Marie
NJ. Ponce. San Juan Barnes. Ivy Matthews
and Cleopatra Horne: stepfather, I. j.
Whitley, and host of other relatives and
friends. After pm. Friday, September
9. friends may call at her late residence.
Funeral services Sunday, September II. at
2 PM, at the Lomax A. M. E. Zion
Church. 2440 South Glebe rd,, Arlington,
Va, Rev. H. J. Calls oficiatine. Rela-
tives and friends invited Interment
church cemetery. Arrangements by W.
Ernest Jarvis Co. 7.9,10.11
JACKSON, CATHERINE. oncers and
- members Of Naomi CHAPTER;
AH to attend the funeral of Sister
AAn CATHERINE JACKSON, Sum
" day, September IL, 1949, at 2
pm, from the Lomax A. M. e.
Zion Church, 2440 South Glebe rd., Ar
4ngton, Va. BY order OF
CLYTIE M. JOHNS, Worthy Matron.
FRANK BETHER, Worthy Patron.
MARY E. PIERCE. Secretary.
Evening star., 1949-09-10

THOMAS p. Columbia
Lodge, No. 1875, L. o. o.. NJ,
is hereby notified Of the
death of Brother THOMAS p.
HARROW of 1900 II st. nv
Moose funeral services Sum
day evening. September IL,
1919, at $50 o'clock, at
Gawler's Chapel, T756 Pa.
Funeral services to be held
Evening star., 1949-09-10

NicOlSOn OF Chevy Chase had
84-2-82, but was drawn out.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
DrathH

ANDREWS, ALBERT a.. On Weunes
dsss essss erD:smpe + ST. n.w., ALsgRT A. ANDREWS.
beloved husband Of Marion Ms Freeman nam An
dnSFswf dreMs Il san Francisco, Ias D. caf father-in
law Of Lucy s. Andrews. After n a.n u ~ nGSn Sa
Mcclure Funeral Home. 1890 9th st. NV"
where services will be held Monday, Sep
tember l2, at IL am. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. IL
ANTHONY, ELSIE; .NrEd@y On ETisay' 8 seDssm; tsas
sister ss oi~ Of Mrs. rsI Mary lawson. Mrs. chsf:
Iette Roland Of New yosk cit City e0paIs Wlllis
Brown of Detroit Mich. Also surviving
are other relatives and many friends. No
tice of funeral later. Arrangements by
Mcclure, Inc. 1O
ARMSTRONG. LESLIE E. Suddenly. on
zfsSEses zsMsFsosa seP'e4oss ~ 18th ' st: ns
ss ~ Ms Of Ros osc snd derad
seser ' Of iowa City, Iowa. and Mrs. W.
n Parks Of mitchell a,n.. Mser e. Remains Remains
Bethel Pentecostai Tabernacle, 18th and
60 St: s" Hsssaf Ser Gasaa s
day, September 8, 1949. at his residence,
242s Enfant bsfnvsS ,sssnd & r Msr
Powell, brother Of Mrs. Rose c. Meyer:
Funeral from the James T. Ryan Funeral
Home. BIZ Pa. ave; Sc. on Monday Sep.
at ST. Francis xavier's Church at 9 am.
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
st. Mary's Cemetery. IL
DEDGE, JOSEPH WILTON. On Fri
day. September 8. 1949, JOSEPH WILTON
Of Kathryn pedge: brother Of Mrs. James
Guyton, Mr.. E. C. Dedse. Services at the
on Monday. September 12, at 10 am. In
terment Washington National Cemetery,
ERHARDT, LAWRENCE ROBERT. On
September 8. 1949. of 1925 Trinidad ave;
Mrs. George Prender, Mrs, J, Le Roy
ton NJ, Lester C.. Wiibur and RAYMOND
Home, sly 11th st. Sc, on Monday, Sep
Hill. 10
FRACTION. WILLIAM WALLACE. JR.
On Saturday September ten & 10; lg4s' MIL. VII.
Fraziers Funeral Home.
FRANKS. CHARLES RUSSELL. On Fri
ass Gospiss ssD'eH2is cHaRLEs RUSSELL TRANks Of
5633 Sth St. north, ARLINGTON, Va. be-
loved husband of Annabelle Agnes Franks
(nee Moore), father Of Mrs. Robert F.
Emithes and Mrs. A. L. Handy. jr.: broth
er Of W. Ellsworth and Leroy Franks Mrs;
Charles Fisher. Mrs. ]. H.. Weldon and
Mrs Arthur YOUNG; Remains I,,,1s resting a. at
Arlington. Va, where funeral services VIII
Be held Monday, September IL, at 8 pm.
lnterment National Memorial PARK, Lee
highway near Falls Church. Va. IL
GIBSON. JOHN aIS 2; son H,sgeS Wsanssday;; =;
1899 s st, NV, beloved husband OF Anna
Belle Gibson He also is survived by four
brothers, James T., Mathew F., Joseph M.
and Harvey H. Gibson; two sisters, Anna.
belle B. Field and Lula NJ. Brown. and
other relatives and friends. Remains rest
ing with L. E. Murray & Son, 1887 10th
st NV, after 12 noon Saturday Fu-
from Provident Baptist Church, Remtng-
ton, Va Interment church cemetery. 10s
HARROW. THOMAS PATRICK. Sud-
esaiy cspif TaoM1s Il Ssgts1 PATRIck HARROW hss:
and George H.. Harrow Of Washington. D.
G.; brother Of Mrs. Jean Iittwin. Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel. 1855 Pa.
ave. NV, where prayers Will be sald on
Monday. September IL, at 10 am. Inter
ment Mount olivet Cemetery. IL
HARROW. THOMAS p columbia
~ .ts hereby e zro9Ssr ao.,tlss sao%.s & ths e
Evening star., 1949-09-10

ERHARDT, LAWRENCE ROBERT. On
September 8. 1949, of 1925 Trinidad ave:
ne, husband Of Ruby Erhardt, brother of
Mrs. George Prender Mrs J. LIE Roy
welsh. Mrs. E. T. Grigsby, John H, Mil
ton NJ, Lester c., Wilbur and Raymond
Erhardt Services at Chambers Funeral
Home, 517 11th St. se., on Monday, Sep
tember 12. at l pm. Interment Cedar
Hill. 10
Evening star., 1949-09-10

September 3, 1913, at her reSidence,
5003 Nash st. me-, MARTHA A. THOMAS,
beloved mother Of Junius M. Thomas,
grandmother Of Donald and Kenny
six sisters other relatives and friends.
After 10 am. Monday, September II.
friends may call at the W. Ernest Jarvis
ouiem mass at the Holy Redeemer Cath
olic Church, New York and New JERSEY
aves NV, Tuesday, September 13. at 9
terment Arlington National Cemetery, 12
Evening star., 1949-04-24
LANDOVER HILLS

ALI list AVE
Open TODAY, 10 Tnis ia beau
home euiit ~ fasa eI las 1Re*t
pftsAr ma srtas On q ievf' i"i
6uxils Priced foI immediate ks's
on attractive terms Te trssh
miles east Of PrAts Crass oH tbs
tense hsy, r3Ehi into t&uaotsi
Hills on sIst ave TO aNf 9een tlEH
Evening star., 1949-04-24
DE LUXE RAMBLER

Omen 1 10 S pm les East Mel
bourne ave. sii. sprs.--ft's q honey.
we knos Of no rambler 90 comb
and spacious a. this eharmtns
home. Contains Q huge rms nrspl
besutifnI home, dsstsnsd hy Gun
nisor, Il situated en . xpaetcui
iandscsped S0xl 0O-ft. lot and ean
ee purchased for enly $it,e6q
Drive cut colssxtlls rd. % FIsnkltn
ave. right % Flower. rtght elks
10 East Melbourne. ieft e homx
RArXEaL REAL ESTATE
Uealtef, aK. 1ioo.
Evening star., 1949-04-24
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
4-UNTT APT

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10 nA7s Hookh Noes 9Iss
R'i sy. ne no sft:tt, -
Evening star., 1949-04-24
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Evening star., 1949-04-24
SUBURBAN sAif-MARYLANo

MILE from Columbia pike. In
Montgomery Co.. close 70 . Govern
construction. part basement: also
rms. IN separate bldg; on u acre:
on paved road: high elsr; Price
Tower 524s, Reeidence Tower 6036
Evening star., 1949-04-24
EAST RlvERDAIg

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srss IN S&aV
WOODBRIDGE REALTY 90
Evening star., 1949-04-24
r A HUMPHREYS

Hills on sIst ave TO eog eesn tisn
r. A. HUMPHREYS
SOS n cspilol =; Ma tSe
IaNpoVTR HILLS. MD .--~ staaidu
corner, @.stofs. de-, fms sne
bath heas, equipped With storm
sash and screens. fully lns1lstse
eonV loo =. price reduced 60 sia 500
should easily qualify for VA loan
For particulars eau
peter !. hagan
Rsaltor. 5s4l ssth n ne Unieh
union SEES ofafs epsn SUNDAY.
II IN 70 8 pm.
Evening star., 1949-04-24
EASrrrNrS

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Evening star., 1949-04-24

wonderful s-kEoFy, 8+bedfooM tha
bath brick home with bull. ia "a
Tase. prewsr. klds pofth ahd rTesi
bis fenced iel reoaeta .r9in
hnanclnE, Gail WA. .S7l home
Evening star., 1949-04-24
uNINERSITY pARK

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Evening star., 1949-04-24
susuRsAh sAiE-MARYlAkp suBURBAN sALE-MAkYLANr
5-ACRE ESTATE
Tardsr1pof

C-AChE SlAlE
Beautifully HANDICAPPED
Ideally situated. adseantns sons Of
ne beautiful estates IN Mont
scenery County area Ihis res
Nenee. In immaeciats condition ID
worthy Of POUR immediats insDeetlcn.
Arranse6 perfectly for enttrtatntns
and gracious living. 3 Ijlo rztles
from the heart Of the Bethesda khep.
ping area. F1rxt noor consists o!
large reception foyer, living room.
spacious diniaE room. pausiee dsn
newly equipped modern butter .
pantry and kffehsn. also laundry
and cryins room. There are three
bedrooms. two baths and tpclosse
heated sieeptas porch on the second
hoor Master bedroom hSrgrS are
place Thre. rooms ana tse baths
on the third Eo7r, Geyeensgs
house four car gArage, Fer as-
continent TO insreef. esa Nr. LEILA,
Ma 1900: svs-s-ss. vi 3-fa.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC.
Exclusive Agents. 14I7 X ST. NV,
Evening star., 1949-04-24

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srygs pr,ee eli non wisn sf .soa
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vin6ovs. veteran owner srsns.
fsrre6, New buyer can assume NJ
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payment. Can VA. 500 III gS
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Evening star., 1949-04-24
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TAKOMA PARK

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Evening star., 1949-04-24
Sl8.75O
OPEN / TO S

oI GXt Az -
303 windsor St, silver ScrinE-Tnis
a-year-oId brick home consists OF 4
bedrooms baths. screened side
porch. recreation room; gaA s.-e
heat. buils-in sarage. Oferlooking
siiRo PARK. Priced 10 sell quickly
Must be seen TO be appreciated: Out
CoIesriile I'd. to Dale DR., right on
Dale DR. 10 Dartmouth ave. left on
Dartmouth 10 Windsor. or call Nj
Northern. with REITZEIL. DI. 81 oa.
Evenings 81 1859
Brk. Bungalow, Bethesda
sI3a50: S rms. bath, oil heat. good
condition; very nice lot ana Get,
garaEe: owner has bought larger
house and must sell
J. NOBLE BOAZ
Realtor. 1i@4 WIS. ave, WI, 800.
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FIRST TIME OFFERED

beautiful brick rambler; large LIVING
hedrooms ftwin-bed sixel; large bath.
dinins room. beautiful kitchen. par,
euet floors; located In q beautiful
rambler nrizhborhnod. that sold for
several thousand dollars more than
tle Sls.a50 asked for this. TO
Flower ave. left On Flower about 5
blocks to Melbourne ave. turn rtgnt
one blo~k to gI3l walden I'd. See
our sIgr. Cpen I to q Pm. Sat.
and Sun. Mr.. Guynn. EN-. s.a-.
Marshall ]. Waple Co.
fss4 18th st. NV. Realtof. pI. 334s.
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hungalow, full bsmt, oil h.-wh.,
excel. cond. Owner leaving town.
will sacrifice for $4,000 81 800
down. cal. like rent. LOUIS MIL
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VACANT

Only S13.s5o with $1,000 cash. Open
1 till dark, Suus OF anytime bs
appt.; owner will sell immed. to the
Ist person who inspects this desir-
able prop.; lovely Colonial brick, det
features: three sta. entrances;
fully EQUIP. kit. copper plumbing
oak frs: full bsmt auto. heat.
levc!ed lot; nice Eeighborhood ap-
prox. , niles out Ga. ave. EXTENDED
past intersection at Ga. ave. ano
right approx. biks. to open sign
Mr., Hall on premises. RE. 331G
81. 4lg0, CHAPMAN REALTY co
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CHEVERLY

rarre i-yr. old eentet-bsji Coionia'
brick home. offered for the LIST time
Liy. rm with fireplace sne sdl
III 4 bedrms., bath and iss, closet,
on end a, Beautiful rec, rfa,, isun-
dry rm., iavatory In bsmt; oil not
sir heat Shaded spaeinas lot
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC
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RANCH HOUSE

with touch OF tomorrow" ir
whitehall. Washington's newest de-
yelopment Of fne homes. adjoinina
baths, with radiant heat and two
car garage; four bedrooms, two
baths and recreation room. Finest
material, workmanship and equip
ment. Dishwasher. garbaGe dis
posal and Laundromat In Kitchens
Very large lots. Prices, $29.7b0 and
$4,000. Also one beautifulls
planned and built two-story home
at $4,000. One and one-flfth miles
west OF wisconsin ave. on Bradley
blvd. PAUL J. FRIZzELL. Oliver
Ro0o 3
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OPEN SUNDAY
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1908 Hammond ave, Hampshire Gar
dens, modernistic home reduced be-
low cost BY owner leaving city
Center hall. six really spacious rms.
two excellent baths, two patios. me :.
tor court. In perfect condition ano
modern in detail with many unusual
features. Out \. H. ave. l,6 miles
Holton Lane. right to house
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