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Evening star., 1949-11-27
Engineers Rally Late
For Score, Add Point
To Nip Bulldogs
By the Assoeiotsd Prsss

ATLANTA, Ca, Nov. 26.-Funn-
bles and passes caught by the
wrong side held down the score
today in a free-fiowing Georgia
Tech Georgia offensive battle
which Tech won, 7-6, on the
kicking toe OF Red Patton.
Patton's placement gave Tech
supremacy with 10000 fans as
witnesses, but the 10-yard bursts
of Buster Humphreys and the s.
yard punching of Bobby North
put Tech to within one yard Of
Georgia's highly defensive goal
line.
Techs injured and braced-up
Quarterback Jimmy Southwark
scored the touchdown after Coach
Bobby Dodd finally consented for
him to run a play or two in this.
his final college game. :.
This was the first one-point,
Tech Georgia game since 1888
when Georgia won, 7-6, and makes
this Georgia's worst season since
1889. Georgia has lost six games.
Fumble Helps Georgia. -,
Fumbles and pass interruptions
weren't alarmingly frequent-they
just came at bad times.
North dumped the ball in the
second quarter on Georgia's IS
and the Bulldogs followed with a
touchdown pass. A later pass in
Perception gave Tech the ball in
Georgia territory. but the half
ended the Tech threat. Numerous
other bobbles and misfring passes
hurt both sides.
Floyd Reid fumbled twice, but
he was brilliant runner for
Georgia. BY far the best-to-watch
play Of the game was Reid's AZ
yard dash from his 6. A Georgia
tumble later ended that thrust.
The game roughened up con-
siderably even for a Tech Georgia
fracas after the intermission and
Georgia hurt its chances often
with 15-yard penalties.
Tech Scores in Third.
Late in the third quarter, little
Jimmy Jordon brought back a
punt to the Georgia 40. Nine plays
later Tech had its touchdown.
Humphreys was nearly unstop-
pable on dash to the II. On the
next play. he fumbled. but finally
recovered. North took his usual
short plunge, q couple Of plays
failed to gain and then Southard.
back brace and all, headed across
on a quarterback sneak. Patton's
kick was perfect.
North's tumble in the second
quarter handed the ball to Georgia
on its IS. Dick Steele rooted un-
der q Tech pile for the ball and in
just one quick play Georgia had
the lead. Sophomore Nal Cook
threw a high looper to Gene Lor-
endo. The Minnesotan took the
ball on Techs 20 and waddled
across with Tech men firing at
him, but always missing. Bob
Durand missed his kick.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
to Nays 66 and passed 149 to the
Middies' IL.

to Navy's 66 and passed 14s to the
Middies' II.
Left snds-Foldbers. Lochlain. Kuyk.
Lett gusrds-Lunn; Aeksrson, Kasemsn.
centsesmm.l'd'"'ss' msefmail' HenF'k'0n' Stout
Right suards--Irens. Bara. Galloway
Right tackies--Haas, Kinimel.
RiGht ends--Ksllum, Roberts, Trent, Stone
Quarterhacks-Gali6a, Blaik. Brown. Vim
Left halfbacks-N Hollock. Schultz
Right Enthusiastically. Martin. johnson,
Abelman.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Kuckhahn. Beck,
Left end.,,Andrssen. McPowell. Carson.
Left guards-~Mahoney, Wagner. Cooper.
Centers-Owens. SchifIerli. Bryson.
Right auards-Steele. Ridderhof. Harvey.
Right Tackles-Renneman, Hunt. Gillcrist.
Right ends-Ryan, Bake. Wilson.
Observation-Disclosures Sorrentino. Jones.
Left halfbacks-Hsun, Vine. Bartuska.
Right halfbacks-Sundry, Weaver, Arnold,
Fuilbscks-Drew. Allison, scopino, Ban
Army ------ z g 19 1873
Navy o O.
Army scoring: Touchdowns-stephens
(3). Galiffa, Yinson, Johnson. Extra
points-Mackmull (2).
Evening star., 1949-11-27
LoyoIa Defeats V. P. !.
1888 in Cage Opener
By the Associofsd Press

BALTIMORE, Nov. 26-Loyola
College opened its basket ball sea-
son tonight with a u to So win
over Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tute.
Loyola got the lead after two
minutes Of play and was never
headed, although v. P. I. came
within six points with eight
minutes of the game left.
Loyola led, IS to %, with four
minutes left of the first half. but
two quick field goals by Tilson re-
duced the margin to 81 to q at
halftime,
Evening star., 1949-11-27
Teams Are Selected
For Junior Sugar Bowl
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

MONROE, La, Nov. 26.-Lees-
McRae Of Banner Elk, N. c., and
Wharton County Junior College
Of Wharton, Tex. were named to-
night as opponents for the third
annual Junior Sugar Bowl foot
ball game. It is a Lions Club
contest to be played here the
night of December 8.
Ralph Marionneaux, chairman
of the Team Selection Committee,
announced both selections. He
said confirmation Of acceptance
has been received from both.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
Army Team Was Just Great
BIoik Beams After Bio Victory

End Dan Foldberg and Halfback
Herb johnson.
They all had fine days, but hon.
estly everybody was great-just
great. I tried to get everybody
into the game. It means a whole
lot to them"
Team Recalled Tie.
The happy Army coach said he
didn't have to remind the players
of last years 21-2l tie. "They
remembered it themselves and
think 1t helped us today" he said.
Army Capt. John Trent had two
souvenirs Of the game-the bah
which was given to him by Ref
cree Leroy Kelley and the silver
dollar presented by President Tru-
man after Navy's Capt. Phil Ryan
won the toss. The Truman dollar
wasn't a newly minted coin as
might be expected. but was dated
1922. ..-- -
II wouldn't give either away for
a million dollars said Trent.
Who do you have to be to get
q 50-yard line seat? President
Truman, Commander in-Chief Of
the Armed Forces. sat on the
40-yard line.
Even here in Philadelphia's Mu-
nicipal Stadium you couldn't es-
cape from the song hit. Mule
Train" It was played over the
public address system during
Nays pre-game skit. Gold Rush
of 1949."
Navy did come off best in the
pre-game fun and frolic. but that
was the last time it was ahead.
The meeting between Navy's goat
and Army's mule was a one-sided
triumph for the goat. The mule
got skittish, bucked OF his Cadet
rider and scampered of the field.
Also when a gigantic wooden mule
was towed around the track out
side of the playing field. Navy
cheer leader pulled out the mules
tail.
For the tenth straight year the
cover Of the one-dollar-per copy
Army-Navy game program was
the product of Glib Crockett of
the Star staff. AS usual, it was
a beauty.
First Of official guests to leave
toward the end of the game was
British Field Marshall Montgom-
cry. His car pulled out of the un-
derground driveway two minutes
before the finish. Besides prob
ably not understanding the game
very we'll, he may have been in q
hurry to collect the $40 bet he
made on Army with a Washington
photographer.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
Cont Quite Make 1t

Although Washington q. has
played four times in the Rose
Bowl, a 14-14 tie with Navy In
1924 is the best result the Huskies
have been able to gain.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
Army-Novy
Continued from Page B-1.)


most teams. He not only com.
pleted II of the 20 passes he
threw, but after taking passes he
carried the ball for ~ yards ir
seven tries.
Stephenson, hailing from Co.
lumbus. Ohio. was the Army work.
horse. Twenty-six times his sig.
nal was called by Quarterback
Galiffa and he rolled up 1877 yards
I and scored three touchdowns
Slanting oil the tackle. he virtu-
ally was unstoppable.
Two Tributes In Order.
Two more tributes are in order
One is for the work Of the Army
defensive platoon: the other fol
an eyefilling 92-yard runback Of a
kickoff by Bobby Gene Vinson OF
Nederland. Texas.
Perhaps it was Wilson's run
that sunk the Navy for keeps,
The Midshipmen were trailing,
1870, but they still were hopeful
when the second half led.
But to open the half. son
grabbed Kicker Roger Drew's
boot on his own 8-yard line and
lit went down in history as the
second longest kick return In
Army Navy history when Vinson
a track star, went the distance.
At the 35-yard line the S loot
% inch Vinson seemingly was
trapped, but he hurdled several
Navy tacklers and fiew the rest
of the way. Charles DAILY re-
turned a Navy kickoff SO yards
in 1901 and Elwyn (Rip) Rowan
ran 90 yards from scrimmage in
1947. Thus, Vinson joined them
in West Point immortality.
Stephenson and Galiffa did
practically all Of the ball carry
ing on Army's initial scoring
drive, which followed the open
ing kickoff. which Bob Abelman
returned to his own 34-yard line,
Plunges for Score.
Stephenson plunged for the
last flve yards and Jack Mack
null. crack Army place-kicker,
made good the extra point, a.
though later 1t was to develop
that Mackmull was to have the
worst day OF his collegiate kick
ing career. He made only two
conversions in six attempts.
Only 4:58 of the game had ex-
pired when Army scored. but ir
the second quarter Army took q
dead punt by Davey Jones on Its
21-yard line and did the trick
all over again. This time the
Cadets went 10 yards, with Galiffa
finally taking a pass and running
six yards for a touchdown. The
time was 7:1o of the second period
Only by inches did Navy pre-.
vent Army from scoring agair
before the half.
A punt by Duff Arnold, caught
in wind currents. hooked outside
on the Navy ~ and Army bangec
to first down on the four-yarc
line. Carl Kuckhahn, a reliable
replacement for Stephenson, whit
had been injured during the drive
bulled his way to. the one-yare
line. He picked. up inches or
another thrust. then lost q yarc
and, finally, missed a touchdown
by the barest margin. That wal
the first half. ~
| Navy Is Finished.
It still was a fighting Navy
team that lined up for the Sec
ond half kickoff, but it was the1
that Vinson took the fight ou
of the Midshipmen with his %.
yard gallop. Even though Macl
Mulls placement was wide, 1t wa
1870 and Navy was finished.
In desperation, Navy's Boi
Zastrow tried a pass that wa
intercepted by Elmer Stout. q de-
fensive center for Army. He re-
turned 1t 10 yards to the Anna
polls 80. Two successive penaltie
- one for offside and the othel
Evening star., 1949-11-27

Who do you have to be to get
a 50-yard line seat? President
Truman, Commander in-Chief Of
the Armed Forces. sat on the
40-yard line.
Evening star., 1949-11-27

Even here in Philadelphia's Mu-
nicipal Stadium you couldn't es-
cape from the song hit. Mule
Train" It was played over the
public address system during
Nays pre-game skit. Gold Rush
of 1949."
Evening star., 1949-06-04
FARMS FOR SALE ces. }

'AsPtS Hill. x2e6lsss-s Va
CaArE:rE reEte-~@ Gef-+ es 80
acres stream. .s1&rT hcGss g~sHy
rcs;Eks esr1 rAcrncE 1ssE; ai
yleW Q, mountains an- ce4Elrytsce
OF sons co1st-retsoE p-Es'r:yt
re. &C zznbel sAa FAreszs- vic Il
aoor1 cen opening euta AT Essrhe-
tive epsn po-ca. 4gs c.n ~ Efts
fireplace o4o nA1iS! hrs &C 'tf-
coE-x.eth aeo:1 8 EerT lss Ezoe
Il. en1 soor. S becTnG- . sAitsA
contains TeeresltoE rooE- igs Stonr
fireplace oil heAL. Laundry. reeTea~
tion roon Is khofe grKoe sssAi'
attached greenhcGss. Sioae sAraEs
and EusEs eetsAss- ) Taort arc
IS IL excel oead pvlcs6 So SEQ
for entire property CT may ss pr .
chased vith so acFes or house Rae
S acres stone FENCES gsrceE beau
tl.EI hunt COUNTY, ssswn y sS-
s.,s sol sooss E@afs k-nssoa ssoaS ssas,
DAyIDSOSyIIE- A. ecantT eea
AGRICULTURAL section OF Nd e5% Ser
tile acret. fronting on CentrAL ave
within committing distance o. NAAn
Main dwelling. , tenant houses aae
dairy farm, monthly milk cheek ~
excess OF 81 500 can BE ooagh,
either with or without stock sac
equipment, yoG-ii have TO see ih!s
property 10 appreciate rs real 'A!9t
VII De shown oy appein sme.i an
THUR Il AAGRUDER, Marlboro
1888. after s PIE, Bowie ai"l
.3-ACRE FARM, s acres IN woods
4-rm house. lge. barn. chicken
BAN fruit trees; in front State hwy
to De completed By fail Has 20 be
seen TO De appreciated, price, 5000
$50 down. $50 when move in, S3l
monthly possession july Is, 1919
Location ChileshurF Va SO ni
burgh. s miles from LAdysmilh. Va.
on Route No. ], Box 4i-R s,sr,
Evening star., 1949-06-04

Wheator and ksnstns,on. Nd al
g.,ls; ayssi. No brokers, Gan
s2oSTGoSGnIRr 2Sn5a, III couSrr-s-se 10
:I;s:. l7s 81 sSt.fs .SS ss.n 20 h,Ts .;se
so r. Roadway or vest SIDE exec
telephone; school bus and pGblie
;raasD Can ss divided into 10
pps;se!s ,srseIs le.,; l3.osGss oR loGG Go xnoo
acres good- productive land, $3.50
ger acre; terms about 10 nj. from
CENT t REAL ia EsTsfE, uS, 1901;
rHisc1 iais U tcroFers coo .e.s,
sEAi ai EsThhtfHE, us: slOs. s1.s,
MONTGOMERY CoUNTY-2n acres
on coIesviIle I'd miles FROM Silver
sprins Also l3is seIes s miles
properties are Outstanding values
Cali today. woRTH1NoToN REAL
TY. exclusive realtors; sag Ga.
ave. sLifo 300 and sH. 1913,
NEARBY vIRGINIA-wooded tract
ton: part bottom land with GOOD
sized streams. part rolling hills
with pretty views for homesites;
near good road In built-up sectiop:
price. -s145 per acre. Phone GE'
Sc 5sad boWl, " "a .1s 8, MONTH for any yS on.
of Z lots We have left out the Shir-
NoN N. LYNCH l. SONS. Route
236. between Annandale and Shtr-
ley hwy. AL. 5000 'closed Sunday.
10 AND ACRE estate sites; hiils;
woods. road frontage meadow and
3s4s ewes 3
FOR SALE-4 to 20 acre building
sites. - miles from D, C. Beautiful
trees and view. Priced 10 sell
Write Box 1901. Star. for partieu-
lars .
3oACRE FARM in Montsomery Co
on State road; committing distance
Will divide EN-. 6246. 5
10 ACRES, building sites. on new
Mont. County, Nd; 5000 per acre, b
ment. OWEN. ST. 553s 5
COMM, Pa. r. 7, near odenton; 81
acres, $4,000; 3s acres, 81 500;
River End trees, 3-acre lots. 5000,
500 cash; will build. OWNER. RA
III ACRES; hish, wooded homesites
2 blks. bus stop; 20 min. downtown
Wash; at cloverieaf, Shirley express
hwy; no red lshts; oon no crossings
per mo. How 10 reach, temporarily:
Out No. / to Pohick Church, 500 IT,
south Of church, right on Lorton
hwy. 400 II. to subdivision, right
through subdiyision 70 propertty
Evening star., 1949-06-04

3l3 ACRES, so acres tillable high high
pulp wood. Drastically reduced for
quick sale; st. Marys County. Mo.
ssn hSuss n..f sh psah.nt sa,h es River. o%as 'Sshsfo
ss,s 81, ACRE ACRES in Prince William coun-
ty, Virsinia, at Waterfall P. O.,
near Loudon Co. and Pauauier Co.
lines. approximately s5 miles iTom
downtoTn wssninsten ea oTTo sra9,ifI u
TUCKER. 9OI Princess St. Alexan-
dria. Virginia. Temple 55lO.
LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN: here
1t is-5 acres, macadem road, II
miles to D: G.; 5000 5-room ,a, and snd
ei.esriciss ss hsa's s.rase ne ss ssre.m WAKING
distance to schools. churches and
shopping center. Price $4,000:
$1,000 cash. balance monthly DO
not miss this; H. 2, MITCHELL,
Hsrnd9n; va: 1 Phone s., iSs; ,,-c5,. m5
with Isth century @ y stone house con:
tanning bedrms.. lovely carved
ceilings. excellent for restoration;
located In Shenandoah Valley, with
beautiful view view q mountains; nov snnra, aeSSs sse
timber. OWNER, I'm. 473e. -5
7s8-ACRE CATTLE FARM on state
hwy. trsnsp. and committing dist
D. C.; cattle barn; silo. mach; shed.
bank barn and nd Sthsr fsnn nee .na s1dTs w.,. In
In all fields: 3 tenant bldgs.; 7-rm
ami. house in attras. ssttins and
view, cAPuTI REALTORS. ph. "a.
OLD STONE HOUSE. farm. 10 acres;
EJ n A AraniaraGs alec
run. water; mod. equip. kit: house
needs restoration: 81 mi. D. c. near
Leesburs .CAPuTI REALTORS
80 ss ackLs. 81 miles north Of e. Gu
jas; Of ss nasdssriassd SSid goad
hn ms snsoht site Htts view is Of tse Blue Rias.
natural gas line through property.
bold stream and several never-fRilin
springs: about 100. acres nov tn
soans siSssr alas $50 ssa az owNs
ssISSGsRs sSs T. faRMaTTEms-rm. alsHs1rfi brick
home. excel. coust.: full bsuat.,. hot
water Oil heat, firepl-, tile bath
hish slsv:tioni S ssaus .,ss sss esssken Set
house, small barn. sprins: house IN
good eond.. Q yrs. old school bus
passes door; Is mi. D. C.: substan-
tial cash payment: total price. Sl4.-
500, Also many other good ltstings
on farms and homes. ranging from
S4oo per acre and Up. For ap-
WHTTESEIL REAL ESTATE. nr.
oakton. Va School. Hwy. 1913.
Closed SUNDAY.
SUSSEX COUNTY. DEL---One of
larsest ehieken-raisine eenters u
East: total Of 2e4 o.. so q, cleared,
BAL. wood: creek on property; s-roora
frame house, outhldgs-. cleo. and tel
available: 2 good wells saertfee.
$3.50. terms. Tntnsi Lm Tran
$50 A acree IN. 22oo.
Evening star., 1949-06-04
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

WATERFRONT RESIDENTIAL LOT.
South River-High ground. fenced.
well house; fine outlook. Annapolis
snug HARBoR. Shady Side. Md
room. 12x24; bath. sleeping porch;
boat dock In from. yard, protected
harbor. unobstructed view OF bay.
Restricted neishborhood. $4,000.
e'R, caR be seen Sat and Sun Call "a
BEVERLY BEACH. s-rm,. cottage. /
year old: all modern eonv.: sleeps
10: tile bath: plastered: S10.5O0.
Open Sat, and Sun. MARIE. on
seSs eSel15 CASH aSs. AND sss 4 MONTH
Avalon shores. 90 mi; Liv. rm., din.
rm.. bedrms.. kit. and bath,
l block from water, bathing. fishing.
good boat h.rsor. Ios ca % NJ p9Sss- s
Reaitor. ale5 r. / ave. ne, Ho
SCIENTISTS e9ISSrrrs CLIFFS, chs.spess.
Bay-modern log cabin. furn.: 3
lots: 2 bedrms.. l with pvt. bath;
dur,ns ,xsnGrs d.y snSnst only On m 10. sai 81 $50
or best ofer. AID. ssos after 40
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS. por. Republic,
Md--Four COTTAGES and wooded lots
strieted bay beach: large community
building: organized recreation. CEN
trail artesisn water. sandy beach free
Of pollution. cliffs and streams;
Prince Frederick. Phone AT ossi.
sHoREaaS fEeRihai Sns BEACH corraoEo4
rms and bath: gas eiec,, screened
porch. running water farnishso
S4;s50 or exchange. By OWNER
LoIs OF ss1iso. $500 each, yrs. to
pay. Lot owners have privilege OF
use Of mi Of beach on the Potomac
River near Point Lookout. Electric
serstes: oxnsr JOHN A. sRIeK-
CEDARHURST. on the bay--Screened
porch. . bedrms.. knotty pine living
rm.; maple furnished throughout; gas
steve electric rs,risssss9T; nps Is. s ns.
der der $1,000. See Mr.. MARKS on
Holly ave. or call Lu. 3-5624. IS
COTTAGE. shoreham Beach; Cape
Cod. 4 rooms. bath. finished ATTIC.
ssrsened porch: furnished: se.soe'
coITaGE: North Beach Park water
I,sns ss nSaeTss sos sssa Pssssme9'' s,sr
LAKE JACksoN-one Of the ses,
ss,,s pie,ars s'o:ns sisdoss. VS. aa .son. nr.pf
bedrn. kit. bath. lse. screened
porch; all hardwood noork, rssTr~.
eiec. hct-water heater. oh stove,
CT, e2T6 after p.m. -
CABIN, on Lake Jackson, 81 mi
wash; 2 rms, kit. and bath; IN
knotty pine; eiec. and rvnnins
water. 9 fun lots. porch and p.er.
completely furn; Incl. canoe Re-
duced 5000. GL. seos
NEW RrSTiC COTTAGE, IDEAL for
xmafl family: long frontage On
Patuxent: else. bath. nrepi., 24-ft,
porch; trees sar6sn. boat harnori
privacy; Ia acres; 5000. VI
1901 aftsf Z D.m.
Evening star., 1949-06-04
STORES AVAILABLE
OFFICES FOR RENT

SUITE OF RMS. with balcony, busi-
est section Of upper 14th St, also
rm. and bath, $50 each. co,
1ssh a.si AND X NV rooms, lava
use. Reasonable rent. Lease. ma.
3 ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH, 1st COM
mercial, Sc. Wash s75 mo. Can
s,ss 1!ss ;ss ro9 GoaassAris aas f'' sEss
1915 Si I 1ssS Il, 81. N.W.wEntire srd Il.
for architect, engineer. builder or
sales agent; 500 per mo. Apply
1918 18th st. NV. 2nd d., Ma
LAW s' OFFICE. very attractive in
lawyers suite. washington Bids. Ma.
TWo ys4 LARGE ROOMS. two sman
rooms, bath, LIST floor: transporta-
es s!sR sR sa dfsE sEsrIE1 sEa fs St sss4. AZ 81
suIITE he OF s OFFICES. very reason
ssle. Apply Room $40, Victor Bids
sMsLG. nE, IsGe PRIVATE OFFICE, $50 per
month, non pr Aggg,yo Aggggso Room $40 victor
ena nipsi AND h KESSSSiEpY NV to 8
ofices In new bldE.: avail. immsd'
oFFrCE ~ SPACE FOR LEAsE-s. 900
square feet, 1000 on each Of three
fioors, mems and women's iayatories
on each door; self-seryiee elevator;
SI 10 per square foot. Write or call
v. 4 HERMAN. so1 Tower Bids
HAVE Az Jtsa ZEAL ESTATE OFFICE in Sill.
yer Spring; would like TO share:
rent reas Can sH. 24s4 after Pm.
ESTABLISHED DENTAL OFFICE for
rent. cali OR. 1899 after s Pm
DESIRABLE oFEIcE SPACE. , va e 4
str st. a.v.: ls Car roll ave
Tssoms Park HENRY sALus.
llo4 Vermont ave 81. S34t,
LARGE PRIVATE OFFICE and part
of reception room. very attrsctfvely
furnished: excellent location pi'
si2s I4th ST. NV. cor Neyton:
once and furn, apt: entire IND d; !:
sIS5. incl. utils. RA co36 -
Buckingham Medical Center
:, ofHces available for young enter
Evening star., 1949-06-04
INvEsTMEhT PROP. FOR SALE

By OWNERi price REDUCED: new n,,ssd ga
lease; min; rent So, SS;9,oq}; q}o;caison an9It ldL f.
piEaFsdNT piEasda r 6TkcIEs hMcIEzs 4iia75 New Hanp-
suired; su By ' appt.. OWNER, No. s7s4.
i Gales pI. me-. Each apt; with sepa-
rate entrance, bedrm., liv; rm.' XII
and tiled bath individual sqs .a;s. a,e;
heat; tenants provide VII; incSM GsIi
NJ sh2o rairpsirn, : Bsi rf,en With iccoSSER i
RYoN. INC s27 18th st: NV.
APARTMENT-Two families. 3 rms
and bath each; brick. sood conH5' mE
central; owner leaving city. G.E
CALVERT ST. near the bridge: 3 3
story, 7 unit apt. furnished, meets
with ali esress regulations: Ga times ne
income EYES ewes eaiI MTSi tpp TgssTse, ResltoT ter
Y9o95 VT ave ave- NV. Ma 67o5.
ONE BLDG.-one g and one rni:
apt plus store with 8 sarases; gas
heat. TR. 1851. D
s-RM. BRICK. 1900 blk; st; ss,;
s$$st t3so. , 7 THOMAS 3x ssls. +, BROWN, ia si0
Each apt. consists Of lge. iiy. rm.;
dinette, kit. bedrm. and bath and
screened concrete porch; individual
gas heat; tenants furn., utils. Price,
So7 $50. Call Mr.. Fairbairn. with
CONNER & RYoN. INC RE. 32lo;
CENTRALLY LOC.-5-unit furn. apt.
bldg. in NV. section; shows excel.
return on $24,950 price. For IN
formation, call Mrs. McFadyen, RA
3227. with SYDNEY KARR, Realtor'
TWO BRICK 4-family apt. houses in
Congress Heights; each .S22.950; may
soor become commercial; good In
come: apartment to purchaser.
SCOTT SANDERS, 10. 3-5550; eyes,
10 3-a133 %
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BETHANY BEACH. DEL,---Apt, and
rms, for rent Write MRS VIII
LIAAfs, Bethany Beach, Del. %
REHOBOTH BEACH. DEL. -- Furn
apt. and rms for rent. Write MRS
HORN ~ Delaware. .
BETHANY BEACH, DFL.--Apis :
niks. from ocean. rms, kit BATH,
hnt water. slsr yefgr, screened
porch, lawn, S4a-s4s wk. EErs-
RFHoBETH BEACH -- Es~. sttrse
studio apt accommodates June
or sept S4S weekly. OIL, 1928 -
NoNoCITT. MASS. QDsr Ne. Bec.
roofns . baths attfartlSely faf-
rishsd, electric rAnst. EsfTiEsfaioF
automatic ho; water: restricted col
ony. nns beaches, children fhif
500 June ib-Jaly al *soe hns
I-sept Is Box 2-R. star -
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SuMAER HOMES

COTTAGE in Maine. special wkis
rates. June and Sept. WI pas3 ID
FoK RENT FURSIsHEps sfts.s- si,s
stnia Hot eprinss and AontsFsy. .
bedrooms each suitable fnr large
party OF family, beautiful sesnsTy
cool climate, bathing pool close b.,
drixtnx eatanes Of famous sell
rovrns. excellent fEhlnR and hvas-
ins In season. Rsni cy noEsa s o.
Tor season TYLER A RuTEEE'
EoRD, rsc. iT2S II 81. ns. Rk
SEAS
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CIuPEPER. VA. S18.5Oo

Owner selling. fully equipped. hive
stock, machinery, etc. 1855 Level
acres. nice 1-room "a oecr ns.i farT
house. bath. electricity. deep vel
with electric pump. screened porches
Several outbuiidings, about SoSe OF
the acreAge is unce9 cultivation. eA.-
ance wooded: spring crops are In
cluded in sale twhea, corn. etc ;
tenant house tneeds repair. Front
age on paved highway, near schools
and churches II you plan 70 re-
tire this should interest you. Phone
Ma Lane. Ma 1900 or WI $3.50
for appt. TO inspect
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR Excl
olIr.os.rowh REAL ESTATE

NVESTMENT-Virg Beach. Va,
duplex, 6 rms, 2 baths. and porch'
each apt; screens, Venetian blinds.
Furnished best ,ro@ Seetion nssap oi oross Us
rental 500 price S25.5nO.
OWNER. DE, 2315. .