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Evening star., 1949-10-23
BY the Assoeiofed Press

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. % -
Tulane's jittery Green Wave had
to overcome fumbles and penalties
to whip the stubborn Auburn
Tigers 1916 today in South
eastern Conference football clash.
The victory enabled Tulane to
keep its conference record un-
tarnished, but the team humbled
by Notre Dame last week failed
to show football precision.
A crowd Of $4,000 saw Travis
Tidwell, Auburn's star, play his
heart out in punting. passing and
running for most Of the Auburn
Evening star., 1949-10-23
By Burton Howkins
Stor Stoff Correspondent

SfoT StoIf SVIesPoHos"
LYNCHBURG, Va, Oct. o.
Undefeated Virginia, threatening
to chase Virginia Military Insti-
tute's momentarily confused Key
diets out of Memorial stadium in
the first six minutes here today
surged back from the menacing
jaws of an upset to break a 1913
tie and romp to a fifth successive
conquest, 1918.
Virginia scored on its first play
from scrimmage with a neatly ex-
ecuted 76-yard pass play. The
second time the Cavaliers got their
hands on the ball they streaked
50 yards to score. They owned a
1870 lead within six minutes, but
. moment later they were wor-
ried when v. M. I. retaliated with
q touchdown.
The Cavaliers headache in
creased in the third period as the
Keydets locked the score at 1913
and were jeopardizing the un-
blemished record of their favored
foes.
Papit Pulls Comeback.
Virginia then sprang loose the
nations leading ground-gainer
Johnny Papit. With two explosive
runs following v. M. rs tying
touchdown Papit lifted the Cava-
liers into a, 1913 lead and the
weary Keydets wilted after his
pair of sparkling sprints.
Papit returned the Keydets
kickoff midway In the third period
40 yards to midf1eld. Virginia was
penalized five yards, but Papit
then crashed through right tackle,
reversed his field and scampered
IS yards to score.
It was the crushing blow for a
v. M. I. team which had held the
highly pubicized Papit to four
yards on two tries and sent him
from the game battered and
seemingly unfit for further COM
bat in the first period. But Papit
returned in the second half and
compiled an additional 153 yards,
boosting his season yardage from
scrimmage to TIA.
The 10000 customers hardly
had, settled on wooden Stats be-
fore Virginia halted three v. M. I.
plays and launched blitz ofen-
sive from its "a. Whitley Michels
shot a long pass to Steve Osisek,
who caught the ball in the clear
on v. M. rs Al and raced to a
touchdown without being touched.
Carlton Elliott's try for the point
was wide.
Cavaliers Score Two Quickies.
Again the Keydets couldn't t
move and Fred Anson punted out
on Virginia's Al. Ralph Shoaf
injected a 9-yard run as the Cav
alters moved to v. M. rs 81, at
which point Osisek fired a pass
to End Mike Mausteller, who
gathered the ball in on the IL
and barged over. Thus the Cav
alters owned two touchdowns on
five plays and they possessed a
1870 margin when Elliott's kick
from placement was true.
Then the Keydets got tough,
covering 68 yards to score after
returning the kickoff to their 80.
Joe Veltri whipped an 11-yard peg
to Neal Petree to advance to
". M. rs 43. Then Veltri pitched
out to Joe Marchand, who lofted
. long pass to Petree. He shared
the ball on Virginia's 80 and
Evening star., 1949-10-23
West Virginia Hands
Quantico Marines
Second Loss, 47-h
Special Dispofeh TO The Star

MORGANTOWN. West Va. Oct
% - The Mountaineers Of West
Virginia University bounced back
into the win column here today
at the expense Of the Quantico
Marines, 47-26. It was the second
loss of the season for the Leather
necks, who have dropped only
three games in 80 starts.
The West Virginia eleven got
an early lead in the opening
period when fullback Pete Zinaich
scored twice, once on a pitchout
from the Marine Is and a few sec
onds later by going around right
end from the four.
The Mountaineers scored another
touchdown in the second period
before the Marine offensive could
get rolling. George Hott. fleet
footed collegian halfback, took a
punt on his own 80 and raced
down the sideline for the tally.
.ss Moore Scores. -
With only 28 seconds left in
the first half, the Marines man
aged to push across for their
initial score after Ed Leach had
fallen on a Mountaineer tumble
on the West Virginia IS. Two plays
later, Rudy Flores. Marine passing
ace, threw to Benny Moore for
80 yards and the tally.
-Four seconds later. Hott came
back into the picture. took a pass
from Bill Allen on the Quantico
80 and raced to q touchdown.
Fighting to close the scoring
gap. the Marines came out in the
second half and scored In the first
six minutes of play, after Bill
Jesse intercepted a Mountaineer
pass on his own Is and raced to
the West Virginia 4. A Flores to
Bob Smith completed the trip.
The Mountaineers came right
back with another score when, in
two plays. big Jack Morton cleared
the Marine right end and went 81
yards to the goal line.
Lawrence Grabs tumble.
Another Quantico tally was set
up in the same period when Tex
Lawrence, Marine center, recov-
cred a collegian tumble on the
Mountaineer 80. Two first downs
and a Flores to George Cordle
pass later. the Marines went over.
In the final period Flores again
passed to Cordle. this time from
the West Virginia 20, for the final
Marine tally.
The Mountaineers' final score
came in the closing minutes of the
game, when they marched down.
field behind the passing of Allen,
who climaxed the drive with a
touchdown heave from the Marine
IL to flankman Ross Heron.
Sasa'siG %sst Virginia -----1s = 1a 155--ass 155-aass
sns',u 91antteo scoring: Touchdowns-Moore.
doWn--Eysenbach (2) {place ktcks).
znseh a5sna Hott sc95ins g mor9oS
Heron. Points after touehdoxnMsim.. i1s A-sss1s.
mons (5) drop kicks).
Evening star., 1949-10-23
TuIoneIs Jttery, But Manages
7oGrob 74-6 Win Over Auburn

gains. He was easily the outstand-
ing player of the game.
All the scoring came in an
actlUn-packed second quarter.
Fulipack Eddie Price. Tulane's
All-Southeastern back last year.
cut off right tackle to race 81
yards to score. Price showed q re-
turn to his sharp form after being
srnornered for two weeks by an
injured ankle.
A few minutes before Price
tailed, freak play gave Tulane
its first touchdown. An eight
yard pass from Tulane's Bill Boar
pumped into the hands of
Auburn's Johnny Wallis on the
Tulane goal line. But Tulane's
left half. George Kinek, for whom
the toss was intended, reached
from behind and grabbed the ball
dancing in Wallis hands. Fuel
Davis neatly placekicked both
extra points.
With 80 seconds remaining in
the second period. TidweH hurled
30 yards to Halfback Bobby Riggs
who scrambled the eight yards
for a touchdown.
Score by quarters:
4SRaae 4aIsns ----SS ------------------S 4 g &1s
Auburn scoring: Touchdown-Briggs.
Tulane scoring: TOilchdoWns-Kiney
Evening star., 1949-10-23
S|ashing Attack Gives
Ohio State Victory
Over Wisconsin, 30.
BY the Associated Press

MADISON, Wis, Oct. 22.-Ohio
State mixed a slashing deceptive
ground attack with a few passes
to run up a 21-0 Big Ten Confer
ence football victory over Wiscon-
sin today.
Led by Jim Clark and Fred
Morrison, a pair of powerful, hard
running backs, the Buckeyes
pushed across two touchdowns in
the first quarter and added
final in the closing minute.
A capacity crowd of $4,000 saw
Ohio bounce back after its 27-0
trimming from Minnesota last
week.
Using quick cutbacks. laterals
and smashes of the tackles, Ohio
State ripped almost at will
through the Badger line in the
opening period. Then Wisconsin
did better and played the Bucks
on nearly even terms until the
closing minutes. '' - ''.'s'@-
/ The final Ohio score came after
pass interception in midheld.
The Badgers got beyond the
Buckeyes 20-yard line only once
in the second period when they
drove from their own Is down to
the Ohio State IL. Bill Newell
intercepted Bob Petruska's pass
in the end zone to end that
threat.
Score by periods:
Wisconsin o O q 90
Ohio State IA 0 0 7-2l
Ohio State SCORING: Touchdowns-Mor-
Evening star., 1949-10-23

Auburn scoring: Touchdown-Briggs.
Tulane scoring: Touchdowns-Kiney,
Price. Points after touchdown-Davis, 3.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
GulIoudet Hurriers Lose

Lynchburg College defeated
Gallaudet. 24-42, in a cross coun-
try run at Kendall Green yester-
day. Hudson and Grebs of
Lynchburg were the N.st two
f1nishers,, with Gallaudet S
Broecker third, ~
Evening star., 1949-10-23
Judo Expert at Turner's

Barney Barnard, former Army
sergeant who trained CTS in judo
during the war, will tackle Primo
Camera in the main rassle event
Wednesday night at Turner's
Arena.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
The Lineups
WILLIAM AND MARY


Left ends-Rasaszo. ooodlow. Smith. Will
Left tackles-dehlman, Confer. Floyd.
Left guards-McDoweu, Lubs, Lupo.
Centers-G. Davis, Filler. Finn, Witt.
Right guards-Hughes, Kirk. McNamara.
Right tsckle-Creekmur. Megall, zuhko,
Riaht ends-c. Davis. Bates, Helm.
Quarterbacks-O'Pella, Mark. Martin.
Left halfbacks-Lex, Lewis, Yewcic.
Right halfbacks-Weber, Reeves, Howren.
Place.
Fullbacks-Masdziak, Killing.
WAKE FOREST.
Left ends-Duncan, Mcclure.
Left tackles-George. Station, Sniscak.
Left Ruards--Cicia. Dye. Pambisnchi.
Centers-Zrakas, Dawson, Baublis.
Right suards-Auffarth Reinhard. john
Right tackles-Listopad. Palmer. Beasley.
Right ends-Bradley. Gibson, Butler.
arterbacks-Blackerby Davis, seanton,
Left halfbacks-smith, Jones. solek.
Risat. haltbacks-Gresus, wilhelmy. Pol
Fullbacks-Miller, Karpus, Price. Gwinn.
Score by periods:
WiIisp Wills porssa sna Mary-i4 ." % 14-sss 144--sss
Scoring: William and Mary-Ragazzo
f3}, Magdiak. Points after touchdown
Lex. Wake Forest-O'Quinn go, Pollacc;,
Bradley. Miller, Gregus. Smith. Points
after touchdown-George.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
Tulsa Whips Bradley, $50

Tulsa, Okla, Oct. % (P.-Tulsa
University overpowered Bradley,
SIS to 6, today in a Missouri Valley
Conference football game played
before 10. 900.
Evening star., 1949-03-17
HOUSES FURNISHED

MCLEAN, VA.-3-bedrm. frame. for
5 mos: rental $3.50 per mo. Dial
ePe oDeFstGr ,s'T, and ask for ElmV0od 3 Ss6
MI. PLEAsANT-3-bedrm. house with
saTass eewIy de- Decorated partly ar s5sr fs5
ARLINGTON-3-be bedroom house: S175
per month, available Immediately;
years lease: family preferred. 1850
FOUR BEDRMs., 3 baths. also den on
stricted NV. sections, nr. American
Univ: good transp.: attractively
furnished; maids rm. and bath. rec.
rm., 2-car attached gar; $3.50 per
with FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI: AL.
BETHESDA. nr. Medical Center-In-
maculate and beautifully. furn., e.
rm, i2-hath brick; with bsmt:,
attic. porch, deck and large yard:
Phone Oh. 1864 It'll 0 pm, SYDNEY
COMPLETELY FURNISHED 2-bed-
room home; in Arlington, near Pen
Rgon; Sl35 month. Phone CH. 039s.
ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED a-bed-
room brick bungalow; suitable for
NF% ia%'ii sslDkMe st a CIV xits GA Garage; 500
ROCK CREEK PARK district; 3 bed
rooms and den, Enslish-type house,
Ia baths, completely furn., includ-
ing dishes and washer, Sl75 per mo.
Available April /. Phone AID. 1888
NV. Uofi OFF 0ta 18th sT.-Row brick, 3
bedrms., . baths. lovely recreation
room; 81 per month. Call BEIT-
ZELL. DI. 3I00. IL
LANDovER HILLS-Nicely furn. g.
bedrm. home including grand piano
and Bendix washer: nice lot; full
bsmt; close to shopping center and
bus, only 20 min. from downtown.
Available now, Sl35 per mo. CLYDE
R; ADAMS, UN, 1143, 20
1913 ALLISON ST. N.E.-Semidet. 2
rms, 2la baths. frepl., rec rm. large
yard: gas heat; incl. lovely furniture,
all linens and utensils: conv. to
stores and transp; S210 mo. JOSEPH
E. BRUNO. INC. 903 H st. NV.
FALLS CHURCH-New. Broom brick
bunsalow, in Fenwick Park; 81 80 per
month. Call MR.. LORD, OW $500,
Evening star., 1949-03-17
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

3 OR ! BEDROOM HOUSE in NV,
BKir1sa HG saS1 1GoVf otifr oFPicAL 2 Pn reaaires s
furnished 3-bedroom house or 2-bed-
room furnished APARTMENT. prefer
June. possibly longer: up to 5000 .
TRADE Associations ExEcUTivE-
bedrooms min, IA bath. wanted
May 10 or June l.; vic Chevy Chase
s1es eese or Me somerset 1e. year lease With With
& months advance: excellent care
house and grounds; To S175. Best
ADULTS need furnished or semi
tom. n's'ish Phone tx. $3.50. sS Ext. 2Sib.
'Sa small SHSsI yssa " = :. Nd: s75 PEI
COUPLE DESIRE SIRE, 5 OF 8 Ss2a1,in, room nn-
within reasonable distance Of Dis
not Govt. employe; 2-year lease II
desired; excellent references Call
WA. 695l. immediate occupancy.
FBI. SPECIAL AGENT desires ga
Or 8 bedrm: unfurn:shed house; Cal!
6 EMPLOYED. reliable Girls desire
3-bedrm. furn. house or apt; fur
nish refs. Gil. 006l after ) D m.
1Ss
NEED SO ROOM HOUSE; mother and
FIVE children: our home was sold,
Child now in Women's Bureau
Can pay S65 to SIS. WA. 5174. 1s'
WANTED BY MAY l; well and beau
tifully furnished clean house; for 2
year; Washington or near vicinity;
diplomats family; 3 adults. 5-year-
Evening star., 1949-03-17
WOODWARD & NORRIS
Realtors, RE. 65s5; ewes, Gil. O952.
COY BUNGALOW

and bath on Ist floor; beautifully
equipped kitchen, finished stairway
to lge. attic: effectively landscaped
lot: very desirable section of Silver
FRED A. SMITH co.
Realtors. 1113 18th. Ex. 24s0.
COLORED-NEAR 7th AND NEW
HAMP. AVE. NV. See this at
tractive 6-rm. row brk.; full bsmt.,
garage, gas heat. lee. yard. This
payment. MILLER REALTY CO..
ST. s95I; ewes. GE. 9154. 10
COLORED-SI1,OO Rock Creek
Church I'd. NV: large row brick. In
good condition; 8 rooms: tiled bath.
full! basement. oil heat; S2,5Oo cash
balance monthly. AppointmeInItt only
Cal caI1J2vI9 RI 5ol5 81 until til: D'm.' VIM H.
c6AfoR2b@NfAR cs6Af9oHRR2FssN G2ii NTH Niiith AND ffu-
brick: excel. cond.: fireplace; 3
porches; full bsmt. JOHN Z1RWES,
INC. Realtors zoos x st. NV. FA.
cSIoREb-fMMEp eI1Si h5 INN: 10 Possi, i corner
Park rd. and Park pl.; lot 35xi25;
det. brick: garage; open . to s daily.
435 Park I'd NV Mrs. Matthews:
p 229o; osoe6 EQUITABLE REALTY
CoLORED - 6I3 RHODE ISLAND
AVE. N.W;-Attracsiyee 5zroom row
caii ca u RAIPI1 B. COIN, l4a4 X st.
coEoREb-soi 10 Eb: 1872 eGiNcY Th Sisa 81. NV wv
Very attractive corner home, ideal
for large family or professional man,
has s rooms, ? baths, oil heat, ga
Tn ran RALPH ID
COIN, 1924 X NV. Ex. 57o5. ia.
cooL0RED-7oo BLK. QUINCY St
tt firm 81, brick rick Gle clean csi as p PIN HysS mES
ceEoRTDIs.l 81 RED g! 70 ouiScY fSci sr.-poss..
6 rms. in new-house cond; gas
heat. 3 porches. bsmt; good buy at
1890; on terms. ia. 1884 LII.
2oEoRRDG.ie dsS hi5er : p a QUINCY sr.-poss. Pos
IL 1896 after pm. lis
COLoRED - 1898 SHERMAN AVE.
N:W.-Row brick: 8 rooms. bath;
RALPH b. coHN, Elk sos, IA.
coLoRED EUCLID ST. N.w.Ie-
hot"xater heat, front and rear
SENATE REALTY CO, Ex. 1870.
CoLoRED-PRINcEToN PL. NV
Ideal fer home or investment; one
of the best houses in this area;
complete bedrm. and tile, bath on
LIST floor; Q rms. 2ia baths, oil
heat. built-in garage; reasonable
down payment; KAY REALTY CO.,
CoIoREDAsI p p sT.-s5oe down,
balance like rent, rms. bath: gas,
electricity HARRY DREISEN. 6l6
Bond Bldg NA: 1772; -1e
COLORED-SPRING RD. N:W.-Row
brick. 3 apis. 3 stoves, 3 refgrs.,
hardwood floors, oil heat. posses.
Mr.. REYNOLDS, D1. 2"44; ewes,
HU. $500.
18th St. 6 rm. bricks,
COLORED-i35f OTIS PL. NV. mr..
l4th st.-six-rm. brk.. fun osmt.,
with front and rear porches: gas
h.-wh h.; Sl3.75O. Call Mr. Fair
BARN. with CONNER & RYoN, Inc,
921 18th ST.. NV, RE. 1915; eyes,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwest
TODAY'S BEST BUYS

New Corner Brick In NV.
Detached center-entrance. plan. z
and iavatory on first floor; large
concrete side porch. air-condition
gas heat, beautiful modern kitchen; !;
adjacent to Foxhall. close to schools,
stores and TRANSFORMATION. Price.
$4,000
4-Bedroom Home-$15,500
A very roomy and we'll constructed
home in one of the best and most
convenient sections OF Hyattsville,
Md Permanent Johns Manville
shingle siding. large side porch. auto
matte hot-water heat. electric re.
frigeration 2-car garage: beautiful
lot 60x15O'. Would make excellent
small rest home or day nursery.
4 BdrmS., 2 Baths, SIT 500
Detached corner home Northwest loca-
tion. all masonry obstruction. first
floor lavatory; additional finished
room in attic. oil heat, :.-car garage.
Owner leaving country. and has sub
stantially reduced price for lmmedi-
ate sale.
Mr.. Columbia Country Club
Ideally located on very pretty. street
Just one-half SQUARE west of Con-
tance Of grade and high, schools: lot
6OXI2O. Seven rooms "a bedroomsl.
bath. hardwood floors, automatic
hot-water heat and garage. Price
only Sl995O.
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV; topen ewes. until
Evening star., 1949-03-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-southeos,

1881 You st. s.e.-Semi-
Diet. 6 rms. bath, 2-car garage: dbl:
lot; y, Price r $500; HARTMAN AIs Al
REA4TY' RE- TR' 44So, 1SG.' 1a4S Good Hope ops Td'
CoNGREss HGTs.; on Nichols ave
lst commercial: det.; 6 rms, bath;
2nsSi, HaRTMaN Realty, Re .'ei me- liHSH is45
Good Hope rd. sc. TR. 440O. VI.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS, bust of MINI.
ave. near the circle above Pa. ave.
se.-Semidet brick. ) rms. bath,
elaborate recreation rm., gas furn.,
storm windows. insulated. covered
front porch. open-deck rear porch.
GE refgT 5s Eve hspt phGne Sor gE Hss , II
Ne have offered since the war L. T.
GRAVATTE, 1918 K st. NV. MA.
RANDLE ISDi HIGHLANDS s-bedroom.
prewar ,dNr dst; brick; ;..n no 5rokers. Buy
RhSpLf frSp pwNTh H5es9; s42s Detached e
down living room. 1st-floor lavatory,
recreation room with fireplace. auto.
heat: convenient location. SENATE
,;EIII BEATTY Z r,TSs; go; Ex: 327o: II. ~.
3D. ss,s S!Gss i:
OPEN iisS SAT. AND SUN, 1 to 8 pm:
e936 M pl Sc. 6-rm, semidetached
brick; full bsmt., gas heat. screened
porch; fenced back yard: conv. to
bus, shopping center. public and
parochial schools; excellent, commu-
nifty; owner purchased out-of-toWn
property: must be sold quickly. Cail
+. PAUL MUDD CO., TR. 1889,
.sas sass sp1WS, %1RSi sys sVyxscxNr-Near FaiTfax
Village. 1881 Fort Dupont Sc; mod
ern brick, 6 rms, full basement. gas
heat, completely redecorated; only
SIo,95O with q first trust OF ap-
proximately $4,000 at A.. ENTER
PRISE REALTY CO.. Ex. 340O;
ewes, telephone GE. 5711. lis
NEAR 5gnd AND v SITS. Sc. Brad
bury Heights. Vacant-Brick bun
galow, 5 rms. tile bath, attic space;
3-rm. bsmt. apt; oil h..w;h: Price
S11,5OO. HARTMAN REALTY, NC
1345 Good Hope rd. sc. TR' 44oo'
ssi 81 End ST. SEQ rms: ? b baths; as
row brick, oil heat. 1890. S2'5O0
Terrace; very nice 5-rm.. semidet;
brick; full bsmt.. gas heat. A1oui
2 yrs old: move right IN. Prlceo
around SlO5O0. CAN MI. Hogan
RA. 1912 til 9 pm. ATLAS EEaA-
nv co 10
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE

EX-GI-Moving, Grating; no Job too
large or small: extra low rates to
veterans GLOVER, ME. sa2S. 81
TRANSFER, TR.
1916. Let US move you; no Job too
small; reasonable rates, careful
SMALL SMALL JOBS. baggage. pers. effects.
etc, days. nights. Suns S3.75 min
ANACOSTIA MOVERS, AK 6446.
ANACOSTh MOVING co. - expert
movers, s. hr. Every DC. GUAR
Boxes, bbis., no chg AK 6446.
PIANO NJ OWING, Grating. storage;
specially trained men. SHELF ON
BROS, formerly Calvert and Rog-
rrs. IA 1900. 10
MOVING BY vET-Exper nelp. every
piece wrapped. insured; reas- Gail
anytime. MR. COOK. GIL 5l37.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across he country: safe storage in
separate oms expert paekinga
co NC, est. 1906
INDIVIDUAL COMPARTMENTS. az
low as So 'er month. Local and
Va. moving For service. call TE
5lss. Sun. and eve. TIE, 1885
SAFETY STG g. TRF CO
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
24-hr. service, furniture; trunks and
baggage AT 1853 or FIR. 03s6
EDELMAN MOVING g. STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage.
ia. 2937; ewes, GE. l416. IS
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwest

hOUSES FOR SbLE-NorfhWeSf
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Very spacious detached home. con-
tanning liv. rm.. din. rm and kit.
on ist f.. bedrms. and bath on
hes aa nsI s4%5o IT, detaeRfa RAyMoND Sa5sfs Fns B.
DUNN, 1920 Wis. ave, OR. 1852.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-very desir-
able 6-rm. Semidet. brick; oil heat.
NICE size lot; conv. TO shopping;
term terms arrange; ssdo KAY REALTY CO.
BETHEsbA ETH Sa 0p 7-year-old, 6!rm.,
ll2-bath. completely insulated brick
house for sale at the nGsh,,,Dv right pTlee; zee;
REALTY. OIL. 6s67. lis
BETHESDA-Built in 1941 this lovely
Colonial brick-and-fr frame home con-
tainS 3 bedrooms. screened porch.
all-electric kitchen; stairs to attic;
sas sas hYh hoo nef hfE% S sAEPM1W 5sS yaYs NC at
Realtors. ao; EN-. 1850.
Observation-Disclosures brick in ex-
cellent cond. and near Naval Hos.
pital; . bedrms. and bath on 2nd
f.; S14:950. RAYMOND B. DUNN,
1920 Wisconsin ave-, OR. 1882;
BRIGHTWOOD-1 powder. rm.
New offering of this fine row brick,
nr. schools, shopping and busline;
1st f. has liv, rm., din. rm.. den.
u bath and kit; end A., 3, good
bedrms. ard bath; rec. rm. in hsmt.,
gas heat garage. Priced very reas.
F A. TWEED CO. 5504 Conn. ave.
EN-. 1870. open 9 till 9. 10
BRIGHTWOOD-Only $1,000 down.
Decatur st. NV. nr. 4th--.Attractive
Colonial brick, 6 rms, ] "a baths,
porches. gas heat, etc. New-house
cond. Convenient to everything.
Possession. DANIEL DIENER Il CO.,
ST 33S1 lis
BRiGHTWOOD NV, conv. to every
thins-2-family, consisting Of two
arm. apts. each; Q baths, oil heat,
. refgrs., . stoves. storm windows,
screens; / apt. leased for Sl25 mo-;
1st-fi. apt. for owner Only 5 900;
Terms. RE. 1918. CHAPMAN
REALTY co. 4 -lS
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Owner Transferred

Here's your opportunity to acquire
luxurious living at a reasonable
price. This beautiful home in
Greenacres has everything; on the
Ind fir, = bedrms., and tile bath
with shower; on the 1st f., lily.
rm. with adjoining den finished in
knotty pine, din; rm; and modern
basement is divided into laundry
rm. utility rm an and tn the most. most con sssr
seen. The lot. which is beautifully
landscared and inclosed BY Anchor
fences, is 55x95 and contains sew
eral fruit-bearing trees, a stone
patio with an outdoor fireplace. and
a garage. The house is of brick
construction with slate roof and
has recently been completely deco
rated: it also contains a televislon
freeze unit: Venetian blinds, cur
tains, storm windows and screens
are all included; gas &C: heat,
Near elementary school and busllne.
Seen by appt.
REALTY. co