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Evening star., 1949-02-21
Kissed by Torpedo
By Lewis r. Atchison

'"I thought I saw breakers
ahead, and sure enough the
bow lookout sung out a warn
Ing we were headed for rocks"
said Charley Reynolds, recall
ing an experience rounding the
Horn on the Cruiser U. S. S.
Cincinnati after the first World
War.
Dead ahead was sheer
wall of rock. so we reversed
engines. Bill Burg. first-class
quartermaster and a Washing
ton man, manned the No. 4
searchhlight and switched it on
just in time to keep us from
backing into another mass OF
rocks. It was a real graveyard.
The sea was too heavy to
launch a boat, and none Of us
ever would have gotten out of
there"
The Cincinnati did get off. Of
course. A running sea helped
bump it over three rocky prom
inences that stove a 20-foot
cash in it's bottom. and it was
a good break for both Reynolds
and Washington. He's rated
one of the best ring officials in
this precinct, and some ardent
supporters think he'd be a ma
tional figure in New York.
> Reynolds had more than one
hair-raising experience in the
Navy. There was the time he
was over the side. working on
a barge and painting the ships
bottom when a stray torpedo
from a nearby submarine prac-
tice range came nosing along.
It ripped the barge into the
darndest mess OF f1rewood
Charley ever saw, and if it
hadn't carried a dud warhead
Reynolds would have been is
sued new equipment pronto,
including wings and harp,
But those incidents were
nothing compared to a cham
pionship softball game in the
mid-1930s, when he played Sec
ond base for Victory Post. Abe
Rosenfield was on the mound.
Naval Air Station at bat and
the bases loaded. The batter
knocked an easy grounder to
Charley, who whipped a neat
neg into the 10th row of the
Evening star., 1949-02-21
Sportscusters Name
Di Moqqio Top Athlete
BY the Asseeioted Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-Joe Di
Maggie will receive the Graham
McNamee Memorial Plaque, an
nual award of the New York
Sports Broadcasters' Association
tonight.
The broadcasters voted the New
York Yankee the individual who
made the outstanding contribu-
ton to sports in 1S48." Di Maggie
recently returned from o Mexico
vacation.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
indianapolis 10 Invade
For Scrap With Lions

The Western Division leading
Indianapolis Capitols visit Uline
Arena tomorrow night for an
American Hockey League match
at $50 o'clock.
The Lions, beaten in 81 OF their
last 20 matches, could throw a
wrench into the Caps in the event
of an upset. since the invaders
are being challenged for the West
ern lead by the st. Louis Flyers.
Cleveland Barons and Pittsburgh
Hornets.
This marks the final appear
ance of the Capitols here, who
will meet the local pros in final
showdown in indianapolis. The
Evening star., 1949-02-21
GIidden Trims Brinton
In Souosh Title Finul

German Glidden of New York
and Charles Brinton of Philadel.
phia lived up to their regulations
in the first annual University Clut
national invitation squash tourna-
ment. Glidden, three time ma.
tional champion from Manhat-
tan's Harvard Club, and Brinton
four times national and twice in
tercollegiate champion. reached
the finals, with Glidden taking the
title, 14-15. 15-11, 10-15, 15-8
15-7. yesterday.
Brinton had gained the final.
by whipping Richard Rothschilc
of New York earlier yesterday
three games to one, while Glider
defeated Lawrence Blair of Pitts.
burg in three straight games.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
C.U.becomes Member
|0f Rinq Association

Catholic University has accepted
an invitation to become a member
of the intercollegiate Boxing AS
sociation and will send a full team
of eight men to the annual cham
pionship tournament at Penn
State College next month, Director
of Athletics Eddie LaFond an
nounced today.
At State College. Pa, Harold r.
Gilbert, president of the associa.
ton. said the Cardinals will re-
place the United States Coast
Guard Academy, which Withdrew
from boxing this year. The tour
Evening star., 1949-02-21
BoItimoreuns Gust Lost
ID c. Soccer HopefuIs

Washington area teams nc
longer figure in the Rowland Cup
soccer championships. Pompeii OF
Baltimore ousted Martins Bakery
last local area team in the COM
petition, 3-2, yesterday at Con-
zaga Field.
In regular Washington and Sub
urban Soccer League games Sugar
Radio won again with a 80 victory
over Glasva; Marlboro blanked
Waldorf, 10: OSIA won over
Rockville. SO. and Pan American
trounced Indian Head, 12-1.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
Green Hornet, Hewitt
.Squirn on UIine Mat

Master showmen will clash in
the main event on the weekly
wrestling show at Uline Arena to-
night when the 270-pound masked
Green Hornet takes on 240-pound
Frank Hewitt, Canadian strong
boy, in the finish feature.
An Australian tag team feature
listed for two-of -three-falls pits
Paddy Mack and Angelo Savoldi
VS.. Arnold Skaaland and Art
Brady, while Commute time-limit
events bring together Lew Laird
VS.. Fritz Wallach and Abe Cole.
man VS.. GeZa Tako.
Evening star., 1949-02-21

nament will be held at Penn State
March 11-12.
longtime members Of the as
sociation who have indicated they
also will enter full teams are
Army. Virginia, syracuse. Western
Maryland and Penn State.
Catholic U. defeated Syracuse in
its opening match and boxes Army
at West Point Saturday. Its last
dual meet will be against Virginia
the last week in March at c. u.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
.U.|!|l;U1T1 TUESDAY,
G&I!I,L 11l! PM.

Just compare these prices-if you will!
They're reduced to the absolute rock
bottom! Some of these items are brand.
new some brand.new but slightly
scratched. Some are demonstrators-
some are floor models. But all carry
deposit will hold any item you select
convenient terms will be cherrfully
arranged.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
Whiz Kids Top Visitors

Georgetown Whiz Kids defeated
the Brooklyn Invanhoes, 41-31. in
the feature game of the triple
header basket ball card yesterday
at Turner's Arena. In other games
Alexandria Recs won over North
Side Marksmen. 27-12., and Lang
ston A.C. downed the Baltimore
Brown Dots, 1926.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C. ~ c
MONDAY, FEBRUARY n, 1919

Lions also have three matches re-
manning on schedule with the
Flyers, and could make trouble
for the leaders in the event they
hit anything resembling . win
ming stride.
Evening star., 1949-02-21

orisinoIIy $4,000 BEhpK RADIO CON-
NATION. BecutifuI Console AN 500
'and Short Wave Rodio o OO
Originally s3s.4o TABLE RADIO. Six
ysIs: y.Ss:' a" Excellent s18's5
Originally $4,000 RADIO pHoNo CON-
BINATloN. A Famous S120,50
Brond ----------------- s6v
Originally s4s.s5 TABLE RADIO AM-FM
sc~bi"o'i'"' Com '''"d s29.s5
Originally s47.5o RcA TABLE s97,50
RADIO AN and Short Wove
Originally s7s.s5 RcA PORT Sao,50
ABLE ReehorsobIe Bottey--- ~
Originally s4s.oo PORTABLE s9k
RADIO PIus-in end Bottery------ ~
Originally $1,000 LONG PLAY s17,50
ING RECORD PLAYER---
Originally $4,000 TAsLE RApIo-pHoNo
ess,.:, tsts,st's Record $49'so
Evening star., 1949-01-20
: Spring Hats, made to sell for $50 to s8s'
Warm Coat Sweaters, Women's sizes re

2OO becononey styled with fitted wost long sleeves
Ioc areen Alpine rose, navy, wine or black Sizes 3~
&I,-Sp
Evening star., 1949-01-20
$50 Yards Fine WooIens
Priced Low for Savings

Similar fobrics in our stocks sell for S3.95 q
yord and more . you find oootines, suitines
and dress weights . .. in seosonoble oolors :
pods, checks and novelty weoves So
inches wide -Sz.45
W&I-Dress Fabrics Eighth Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-20
Mems Strap Watches
Reduced IA or more

IA Crawford Watches, IA K. yellow gold oose,
l7-jeweI movement With leather stroDs.
Originally s6o.5o. Now S33
level movement. Leather strops Originally
$3.50. Now INTERPRETATIONS $3.50
2 RuIon Watches, IA K. yellow gold oose,
l7-jeweI movement. Leather strops Were
$50. Nov ----- ----------- $3.50
4 SENECA Watches, ID K gold eose, 17-eweI
movement. Leather strops. Were Ses.45.
Now S33
-. Ill no.
Evening star., 1949-01-20
Mastercraft Gird|es-Two
Lengths-Regu|ar|y $50

100 with quoIity and workmanship that give
evidence Of the higher price. Of cotton and
royon botste with elastic panels. down-streto
back, Talon fastening. l4-inoh, sizes rs to
80; le-nch, sizes II to 81. speeiei--S3. .95
W6L-Corsets, Third Floor
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-07-02
HEART STIRRING
FEATURE TONIGHT
AT 10Th CENTURY

After a long, long pause. Twen-
tieth Century-Fox has finally given
us another of those wonderfully
warm and heart-lifting screen
triumphs
1t is "Scudda-Hol Scudda- Hayl'
which, filmed in glorious color by
Technicolor, opens at the goth Cen
tury theatre tonight.
June Haver and Lon McCalister
have the leading roles and a top
notch supporting cast includes vet
eran character actress Anne Re-
we're, child star Natalie Wood,
Robert Karnes, Henry Hull and
Tom Tully.
AS most know, "Scudda- Hoo!
Scudda- Hayl" is based on George
Agnew Chamberlain widely-read
story of young love, violent con-
flict and heart-stirring drama. II
is the story of a young boy who,
left by his father to shift for
himself in the shadow OF a bitter
stepmother and intensely jealous
stepbrother, battles to stake a Place
for himself in the sun, and in the
heart of the girl he loves. The boy
is Snug Dominy,' and the girl,
Rad McGill," and it is her story
too; the story of well-meaning
flirt for whom it takes near
tragedy to distinguish between a
good man and bad one.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-07-02
FIERCY ROMANCE
IN TECHNIC0L0R,
CAp1T0L'5 BILL

Starring Rita Hayworth and
Glenn Ford, Columhia's The Loves
of Carmen" filmed in color by
Technicolor. will open at the Capt.
toll Theatre Sunday.
The greatest love story in 100
years, the movie features Ron Ran
dell, Victor Jory, Luther Adler,
Arnold Moss, Joseph Buloff and
Margaret Wycherly. Helen
Deutsch's screenplay is based on
the story of Carmen" by Prosper.
Merimee and does not include the
operate score
Rita plays the part of fiery gypsy.
Ford enacts the proud and hand
some young soldier who becomes
enamored with her.
Caught up in the tight grip OF
his overpowering emotion for the
aeautiful gypsy. Ford sacrifices his
honor and career.
He kills his colonel in a sword
fight, eliminates the leader OF the
gypsy smugglers with flash OF
his deadly knife and becomes
SPANS most notorious bandit All
for love of Carmen-who, tickle
Eeauty-soon turns to a new fav-
critic. The crushing climax is CAL
culated to leave you limp as the
two lovers meet in the last Sc
quence, full of recriminations, even
under the very guns of the local
gendarmerie.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-07-02
FIGHT DOPE

One knockout last night and here
are the results of other fight en-
gagements.
At Sydney, N.J.-Tami Mauriello,
1874, New York. knocked out Joe
Dominic, 1872, Garfield. NJ, 6.
At Long Beacn, N.Y.-Beppe
Colesanti, 134l2, italy, outpointed
Lew jenkins. 1874, Sweetwater.
Tex, 10.
At Phoenix, Ariz.--Charlie Salas,
LAG, Phoenix, outpointed Shamus
McCrea, 148, Cleveland, 10.
At San Diego, Calif.-Young
Ruben Smith, 118la, Los Angeles,
and Luis Castillo, 121la, Mexico
City, drew, 10.
At Hollywood, Calf. - Jackie
Blair, 1891, Dallas, stopped Pedro
Ramirez, 1907, Mexico City, 6.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-07-02
PICK TEAMS FOR
BOWL 0!YMpI(S
UNDERWAY JULY {

Teams for the Evergreen Bowl
Olympics to get underway Wednes-
day were picked today by Robert
Garrett, Bowl director. Team mem
bers will compete in baseball, volley
ball, tennis, miniature golf, GRO
quet. swimming and track events.
Boys are divided into three class
es: Glass A, 16 and over; Glass B,
1915, and Glass C, IL and under
Members of Elton Engstrom's
team are Glass A-Fudd Prouty,
Don MacKinnon. Charles McClel-
Ian, Edward Marcado, Edward Fox.
Ray Dennis, Harold Long, Jim
Pinkerton; Glass B-Jeff Pegues,
Bill Orme. Vern Stephens, George
Graves, Dick Klingbeil, John Jen-
sen, Red McKinnon, George Messer-
schmidt, Wayne Powers, Robert
Stratton. ALT Olson, Sandy Blan-
ton; Glass C-Don Dull, Frank Per-
atrovich, Don Abel, Cliff Richards,
Bob Pegues, Dick Pegues.
On Albert Carlson's team are ::
Glass A-Bill Wade, Jim Stevens,
Ralph Treffers, Jerry Magorty.
Jerry Hill, Mitchell Beam, Jerry
Francis, Itch Hansen, Rod Pegues;
Glass Bray Beach. Ray Hegsted,
Roy Peratrovich. Mason Beach,
Jerry Wade, Dick Folta, Darryle
Mish, Eddie Dull, Bill Glafke, Bud
White, Jack Rhode, Bruce Casper
son. Glass C-Mike Grummett,
Butch Higgins, Allan Engstrom,
Frank DeLand, Jack Hermle.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-07-02
HOSPITAL NOTES

Admitted to st. AIMS Hospital
yesterday we're Mrs. Alice Elliott
Joan Albright, Nels Ludrickson, Mrs.
Ryder Converse and David Light.
Discharged from st. AIMS were
Thad Chason, Raymond Hope and
Ronald Bowman
Admitted to the Government Hos
pital was Ruth Jackson OF Yaku
tat.
Discharged were Johanna Martin
and Norman Clark.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-07-02
CITY BAND MEETS
EARLY ON MONDAY

Members of the Juneau City
Band are reminded by Drum Ma
jorette Carol Jean Macdonald that
meeting time is 9 o'clock, or soon
after as possible, on Monday morn
ing, July 4, for the purpose OF tun-
ing up and receiving marching
lineup.
Bandsmen will meet whether it
drizzles or sun shines ready for
the parade. White uniforms will be
in effect as the new uniforms are
hung up along the line somewhere.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-07-02
Will BASEBALL

Final scores of games played yes
terday in the Western International
League are as follows:
Vancouver 9-15; Tacoma 8-14.
Spokane 1913; Wenatchee 8-4
second game ii innings
Yakima %; Salem 0-5.
Bremerton 8-14; Victoria 2-1l.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-07-02

The American Antiquarian Socie-
ty, Worcester, Mass. has one of the
country's largest reference libraries
of American history and printing,
covering II miles of shelving.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

UNFURNIsHED 3-bedroom, detached
house. NV. or Falls Church; near
transportation. school; maximum.
coMPokTaBLr sdaP Isssf v!; / o. a75'i bedrm m house
May desire option to buy. Excel
lent references. Box 329-A. Star.
NAVAL CAPT. wants 3 or 4 bed
rSo room; Sbst bath gs,ags qnfsTn hsuss
FoiiR eda.' MONTHS ssSSiI RESTAii-Responsi- MAI
BILE; retired officer REQUIRES fur,
nished house or apartment until
children. Box 429-A, Star. 12'
MARINE OFFICER DESIRES or 3
bedroom house, furnished or unfur-
pishes Phnes r., Fslls saa4 Church or vicinity aIi
IF YOU ARE considering the rental
of your property in nearby Va. call
or write us for full information on
our rem 81 rranagement TY EN- service
FERN. Eal.i cee5vsh sovh En- EMrtoYE 1t5s desires
furn in NV. or Georgetown, under
S10o. Very good refs. 81. ,64o7.
3 OR 2 BEDROOM HOUSE in VIII
son High school area with porch
Up up to $i5o monthly. wo. a4ss.
CANADIAN DIPLOMAT REQUIRES g.
sfaF fss mo tuFn CO. eouss saoo. o~ Ext aODIp1 III
NAVAL OFFICER needs det., 3-bed-
rm,, unfurn. house; 500 to S125;
within committing distance Consti-
3 utISR oR aTf BEDMR2n. M2 saea aousE. unfarn.: ar
large lot; vicinity of Bethesda. WI.
Govv1T. OFFICIAL wants to rent un-
furn. house, 4 bedrms.. :. in NV: sec
nls9pp ten; Cal Al Nc; S ego; .,,,,, H.. H. :.
sood sized II rooms, @ : baths; i9; cleveisnd Se
ferably not over s175; advance rent
wELL.EsiTABLfsHGeD' businessman
and family wish to rent a 3-bedrm.
s,,far snfurn s.l,oa house iS I1.o nv section or
DEsPERATEIY needed BY. By. small fam
ily: 8 or 6-rm. house vic. Mt.
Al CARPENTER with family. win
old home in return for low rent for
year. Phone evenings. 10. 3-5217.
BEDROOMS, unfurnished; basement
necessary. preferably Alex. or Arl.
arsa. Can ov: 1900; Ext; q, 8 to
ewes. and week ends. ia
DIPLOMAT seeks furnished home, 4
bedrooms; pref. Chevy Chase or NV.
Washington: not over $500 mo.
Phone IN no o746 betw. 10 and l..
AIRCRAFT EXECUTIVE desires to rent
completely furnished house, Arl.,
Alex. or NV. Wash. for indefinite
period. CHI. $500, Ext. 627. Ia
COLOEED-DESIRES to rent house,
bath, kit: urgently needed. viii
buy eventually II owner desires to
sell. AID. 1882 Ii
Evening star., 1949-09-10
NovINe pAcKINc 8 STORAGE HOUSES UNFURNsHEp Cont

ARLINGTON rooms, bedrooms,
rage. screened porch; close to stores.
$3.50. Available Sept. 10. E; W
HAMMON. CHI. 6565. 10
LOG CABIN-6 rooms with bath. au
epe'ii dpine from nS D. c. naval Avail. Oct. % i; S65
mo. ASK operator for Herndon 25..W.
3-BEDRM.. new brick house, conv. to
Pentagon Will rent for 3 years or
less. Fairfax 414-W or Elk. 1l6s
FOREST HEIGHTS, MD.-1o5 Iro-
ouois way. 5rm. bungalow. newly
safsH eeetricity ful " bsmt. ai on and attic, re-
frigerator; nice yard: $125. Go
HoHENsTE1N BROS, 652 H St. ne,
DETAcHEb ff, CHEZ FouR-BEDRooM house.
s5Ss ssSs Georgia ave: NV. Cali II! eE
COTTAGE eipr WITH 4 RMS. and bath.
elec. stove. refgr.. INV: heater, fire..
Pl: partly furn;, .,Tn. nr. Nays ", model ssde
SILVER SPRING. a14 E. Frankiin-I
Dutch Col. 2-story Georgian brick;
GA large rms, J. u baths. screened
porch pvt. yard auto heat and
sE. sEs'ty SssS: S:i'S0o or So 900 per Iyf yiai
Lovely DEr. BRIcK-Pine location.
rms, 3la baths, gar, vacant; 1928
month: years lease. Wo. 11l2. IL!
ALExANDRIA-5 minutes out: 500
per month. 5 rms, tile bath, hard
wood Ss floors fun zonn bsmt; In fsnced,in II,
3 Sa'f zarS r aofoN RS REslrS RaaG 2Dsa s4ls MI NJ
Vernon ave, Alex. Va. Ill
1928 BRADMOOR DR.. Bethesda. Md.
bedroomS, ~ baths, side porch,
electric refrigerator. gas furnace.
Directions: Drive out Wis. ave.
Gee deorsetown sc Sa rd,, " s' SQUARES past Ha' SUBJ
urban Hospital, left on Greentree
I'd to Ewing dr., right l block to
house. Call Mr.. Brill, WI. 7l05 or
Miss Schroth, SHANNON & LUCHs
coSS: S8; iSSS aSE. H snd si nx ziDem.r.e st. % NV
Stone and shingle on ! acre, with
numerous shade trees. shrubs. fow-
ers; 6 bedrms.. 3h baths; ideal for
indoor. outdoor entertainment; early
poss.; will consider furn. EN-. o2s0.
TAKoMA PARK-5-rm. brick. Ben
other houses. MRS. DUNNINGToN,
BRADLEY HILLS, MD.-Beautiful
home, large living room; a,n freplaee
fully equipped kitchen, knotty pine
den with lavatory, recreation room
with fireplace. maids room and
bath: end floor. 3 large bedrooms.
2 complete baths; finished attic: q
car car ss1a ssGase; immediate possession.
e-BEDRM. BUNGA.-Auto. gas heat.
Viers Mill Village. 10 min. from
Naval HOSP, bus and school: SS5
mo. Call DE. 6712 or 10. 5-l671.
Ill
WEST HYATTsvILLE-1-yr -yr -old de-
tached brick Groom bungalow. gas
heat; COW. to school and transporta-
tion: good condition; immediate pos
session; S125 per month. Call Mr..
Robey, H. G. SMITHY CO., ST. 1900.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
HOUSES uhsuRhisnEp

LEEsBURG-New 3-bedroom; owner
moving; $50 me-; option to pur-
NEW, LARGE. Va. Colonial; 3 bed
rms 3 baths. fireplace, rec, rm.;
s.sEDRM.,s .sIs x.snRsA nRRsANcsHa.TTYPE-Liv.i rm.,
dinette. KIT, bath with shower,
comb. it'll. rm. and garage,. GE
range, h.fw. heater. auto. oil heat.
lse. closets: S65. Big lawn. garden
nr. MARYLAND University, Naval Ord.
Lab. and Beltsville. State number
in family. BOX 225-x, Star.
S-ROOM, 2-BATH brick semidetached;
garage. oil heat; block OF transp.;
adults. Phone OR. 1881. 10
Evening star., 1949-09-10

MOVING at your convenience, pick
up and deliver service. PARkS
TRANSFER, AID. 1887: 13s
MOVING AND STORAGE.
Will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, stor-
age; reas. ia. 2937; ewes, GE. 1915.
TO-
MOVING BY VET-Exper help; every
piece wrapped. insured: reas. Call
any time, MR.. COOK, GL, 5l37.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
24-hr. service, furniture: trunks and
baggage AT. 1850 or FIR. 03S6.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET oI
across he country: safe storage ID
separate oms expert PACKING
Phone 10 O104 UNION sToRAGH
co NC est lAnR
Evening star., 1949-09-10
HOUSES FUR. or uAfuR.

MD, - Brick rambler,
1Sx24 living room, bedrooms,
kitchen, basement. porch, oil heat,
large lot: october 1-July /. Wayside
2751, MoTgantown, Nd. IL
AVAIL. OCT. 1-7-room home, near
Md. Univ; modern. gas heat, open
fireplace: bus at door; $3.50 mo.
furn.. $135 mo. unfurn., 9 mos. ad-
vance rent, 1-yr. lease; refs. TO.
CHARMING ihEsii s-BEDRM. house, INV h.,
attractive garden and grounds;
mos. beginning Oct. /. Option to
renew; $50 furn., S125 unfurn.
Call Fairfax 247. Ill
Evening star., 1949-09-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-raorthx..,

ALLISON AND FT. ToTTEN DR.-e
brick. wall-to-wall carpetins. Owner
win accept reasonable offers from
brown realty CORR. Realtors.
DU 1888; ewes. 81: 5000;
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-First Of
Colonial home, near st. AIMS and
Woodrow Wilson Schools. 1st floor
has ,nice-sized liv. rm., din. rm.,
mod. kit. with breakfast rm. and
rear screened porch; End d., 3 twin
down stairway to insulated attic;
slate roof, finished rec. rm... gas
a.4c.h., built-in gar, deep land
scaped lot. Call w. B. WRIGHT,
I'm. $500. .S400 Conn. ave. Ill
Evening star., 1949-09-10
CHILLUM HEIGHTS
APARTMENTS
NEW CONSTRUCTION
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

TWO BEDROCMS, SS1 so to $500
UTILITIES INCLUDED
These apts must be seen to apprecl-
ate the value offered.
Conveniently located within one-half
mile D. {. line; Venetian blinds,
fenced-in play yards, laundry rooms
storage space. 19-foot living rooms
parking areas.
Resident manager on premises daily
until s pm.
Take K-6 bus direct to project. from
Michigan ave. ne. terminal or from
New Hampshire ave. and District
line: or drive east on Missouri ave.
(Riggs rd) to Chillum rd., right
to project, or out Michigan ave.
(oueens Chapel rd) to Chillum rd,
left to project.
s11 18th St. NV. ST. 5000.
-13
Evening star., 1949-09-10
RRIGHTWOOD

real home with lots of room: semi
detached tapestry brick with 4 bed
rooms and "a baths. extra toilet
in basement. 2-car garage: quiet
street: owner wants fair offer Call
Mr. Haines. MI. 5000. Ext. 604.
with BEITZFTL. DI. 31O0.
BRIGHTWOOD AREA BEST BUY
Open Sat. and Sun, 10 till dark,
Kansas Ave and Sheridan ST.: pre-
showing, new modern semidetache
6-Rm. 1h-Bath Brick Home
FIRST-FL. POWDER RIM.
Special De Luxe Features
Exceptionally priced S12.S5O. CT,
FHA abproved, S1.250 down for
Vets. Easy terms for non Vets. Di-
rections: Out New Hampshire ave
to Eastern ave. left ] blk to Sheri-
dan. down Sheridan to open house.
SIDNEY z. MENSH AND CO..
1927 Eye st. NV. RE. O136. Ill