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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-09
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-09
Brewster Teen Ayers Win
ChampionShip AGAIN

which he won with a iwo-flStc5
attack, crossing hard rights
The sixth round was even with
neither fighter throwing mar
punches From the seventh round
ON Gavllan was in command.
and Ike was unable 10 mltSA
the Cuban's accurate punches.
Williams landed his best
punches in the closing seconds oi
the last round II .was right
cross. Earlier in the round GAY
Ian had repeatedly Jared VII,
liams with solid hooks.
After the fight Williams an
nounced that he VIII hcncefor.h
restrict his campaigning to the
lightweight division G. a vila1
asked for a welterweight title
shot, which Sugar Ray Robinson
has promised him.
Gavilan weighed l46 pounds
Williams, 1856 y. A capacity
crowd OF l3.20l saw the fight
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-09

gan TO Tell on Ike Gavllsn. bob
bing and weaving. was diff
cult target Tor the sharp shoot.
ing Williams.
In the first round Williams
opened the attack. jabbing Ga,
ilan. bu, the Cuban came back
with bolo punches TO take the
round. Gsvilan also won the sec
ond round as Ike changed tactic,
and waited for the Cuban 70
lead. The Kid. however. bded
his time until he saw an opening
and would then cut loose in a
furry.
Williams was al his best in the
third. fourth and fifth rounds.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-09
'.-n MEMS LEAGUE

.LMER MEMS LEASS -
= Williams hit 'em high ana
Z. - With a 233 in 623 TO lead
ave- Appliances in its one
~" ,yin over Airplane Sausage.
MA King was high for the
,'asc bows with 500.
. charpley and Roc navarro
p through with two high 400
NV hui L. c. Harris held them
,,;,h ! Sol and Russell House
tyvo from Galahads. L. An
- topped the Galahsders
p o. Hughes anchored En-
q ~ and Ice with 568 which
ns,,y assisted them in taking
I'o oames from Garfield Drugs.
a 40 pln handicap still didn I
- The Drug boys too much.
Ssybe !. Leslie's 364 series didn't
Ather c ...,,,nad 80
!. In,er Jrs. for all three games.
Ford got started off with n
D., lao but finished in a blaze
3itb 200 for 532. TO no avail.
however
3. S. r. SHOP
Roc navarro and Louie Rous
II teamed up for $50 and 553
gscectively to lead Shoemake:s
-, whitewash over Auto Body
~ 4400 series didn't help AuIo
.4odv very much. Roc finally
pund a league that he could take
IN lead in high single games.
Il M a 90 his first game.
I Patterson had the high three
s.me OF the evening on 1925
;S3 for S87. However, Machine
<hop managed only one game
In over a tough Unit Repair
"A Round Robins came through
II Two games over Highland
bark-s case Of two low scorlra
sames with Highland Park the
bwesi
4 Coolidge managed TO put to-
.ether some higher 400 series
Nan Universal Repair and COR
Ieouentlv took two out OF the
'hree games.
PARADISE CLASSIC
Walter Sauls. fiery captain OF
porter Cleaners was busy on the
bins hitting 657 with a 253 high.
Porter bowled 1850 for high
leries az the evening and incl
Mentally shut out a slow moving
Nance and Son. Catain Jimmie
tnoi so loud Jones rolled neay
s97 series in anchor position for
Nance and Son. George Field hit
l64 and George Williams just did
lei out Of the 400 circle with a
bO3-,ough shedding boys. George
Williams came up with the ST..
Do split two consecutive trips on
8ley Z
Davis Motor Sales rough.
housed DR.. Powell Johnson for
ahree games, Jr Morris led the
Motor BOYS on $50. got his side
knder working again
After a hard fought battle with
|Sportsmen Club only to lose in
ahs closing frames OF the first
game. Frankenmuth came back
10 take the next two. Jet Ball
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-09

that.
Shiffman's surprised Friars Als
and walked away with tae ua3
game. although losing total pins
The middle game was fight
down to the last ball and saw
Friars lose $4,000 A. c, WI
hams was in there
icr Shiffmans and posted sos
on 228- l67-200
NEWS FROM AEo
Paine Wn
S r. League in series OF match
games al Palmer The results
were rather disastrous nom a
male point of view Machine
Shop we're the aplv ;n"l"s ~
come THROUGH
ed a foreigner BY the name Of
Don Moro
ladies. Ethel Williams and Wiley
Realtors girls simpiN lvnCn !!
Roe RAY AFRO and his Shocmakeg
boys, even with the addition Of
brothe Paul. Hardly believe
the girls will get any mote
chances at the boys-this makes
the second time
Remember the Sponsors ban
quet See YOU on the alleys
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-09
TEN PIN TAI ES
By BOB

Griffin was high for the beer
boys on $50. c. w. Williams
missed the 600 circle by one pir
In low scoring contest. Friars
Ale whitewashed Airplane Sau-
sage. Captain Black came
through in flying colors-s nasty
40 series. IN. Y" Jones topped
his brilliant performance by one
pin. nice going BOYS
PALMER WOMEN
Wiley Realty led by Captain
Ethel Williams. took all three
from Supreme Linen. Not Viz
ginia Sauls with a 81 in a 1872
. series.
In another whitewaSh, Avenue
Flower shop took all three from
Slade Gragg The girls seemed
To have had bad night. high
zoos and low 400S.
Good Neighbors managed to
squeeze out the odd game from
Howell and Company Alma Lind.
say came IN with 485 series
which should have been better
but 1872 game held her back
Louise Merritt led d. Powell
Johnson to two games over Por-
tiers Cleaners. They caught Al
bcrta Davis sick and took adj
vantage of PorterS. Marge Lemon
came flashing through with a 220
middle game for a 488 series.
two low games spoiled her 500
plus series.
MOTOR CITY NEWS
jet Ball" Griffin opened up
all lets and came through with :
sizzling 500 with 277 high
game. Associated Builders wpr
all three from Bruins. 2778-2454.
Ace Kilgore fired a GAG with
265 high TO lead LaBelle Louner
to a whitewash over Bristol and
Bristol Things were sure lump
ing and BY things | mean the
pins J Roberts missed 500 hv
one pin, but the deck was
stacked.
Furs BY Dorothca made i, 4
clean sweep over Jim's Grocer
27l7-2486 by rolling along ike
"Ol' Man River
Reeds Cleaners upset that DOW
erful co Allen Super Markci
five for two games
Jackson Wonders slapped Wat
son down for two. however. Wat
son took total pins by II TO Sp,'
the points.
7. tIickman's GIG led Wren>
to a double win over Meade'S
All Stars.
PALMER MAJOR
PorterS continued 20 set 'he
pace with 29l7 in clean-swecp-
ing DR. Powell Johnson Captain
Walter SaulS. Bill Rhodman. and
Walter Strickland, conrib"td
600s for Porters. c. w. Will
liams continues some fine rolls
ing as he hit $40 on l98-2l0-202
After losing the first two games
Davis Motor Sales roared back
with a $50 finisher TO win the
last game from Frankenmuth
Beer. l.. c. Harris was high man
for this match with COZ. Ace
Kilgore was the low in mcasiv
491 series. and with a 2OS IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-09

and Chicago Not since the
Olympic district finals last spring
have SO many champions been
invited 10 tight on the same
caro-.
The University Lions fight
committee is busy now sitting
the qualifications OF approx.
maielY 100 outstanding Michi-
gan amateurs. Twelve 10 Is OF
the best of these will be chosen
TO uphold the prestige of the
Wolverine state against the in.
vaders.
Lads now under consideration
have distinguished themselves in
the Detroit CYO and Recreation
Department meets, as well as in
the state Golden Gloves eiimina-
tions and national AAU title Sc
rieS in Boston this week.
BIG AMATEUR YEAR
This will be the biggest am
ateur boxing event held here IN
the last ten years" says Johnny
Duffy, co-chairman with Pst
Mcintyre Of the matchmaking
committee In fact, you'll have
TO go back to the big Diamond
Belt and Golden Gloves inter
city shows of the late thirties n
lind anything 10 compare with
IT." he declared.
All profits from the program
will be used to support the
manifold charitable pr Objects
sponsored by the University
Lions The club has ahead,
itself TO give $1,000 to the Lead
or Dogs for the Blind School
Rochester. and special $1,000
WAYNE University scholarship
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-09

for a blind student.
Michael H. dad Butler, be-
loved patriarch OF Detroit sports.
has again agreed 10 serve as hon.
orary chairman. Harry Kettle is
general chairman. and Tommy
Long is chairman Of the boxing
committee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-09
Pride of Michigan Wins 1st City Tilt
Big Amateur Fight Show
At Coliseum April 10Th

The ourshng amateur boxing will reach It's climax Fri
day night April 30 when the University Lions Club all
star interstate championship fight the Fair COLI
This card will feature the finest
een outstanding champions from Cleveland Buffalo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-09
Kid GaviIan Upsets
Champ Ike Williams
In Gardens Battle

NEW YORK NNPAThe old rule the prize ring that good
bigger proved Madison
last Friday night when Ike Williams Of Trenton
Jersey lightweight champion Of the world lost
decision to Kid Gavisn OF Cuba contender o tn
- eerWeight
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-09
Brewster Girls Win
End Championship
Willie Simms, Joseph Lee, Chuck Coleman
Cop Recreation Boxing Title For Center

Gus Fennys high flying Pride Of Michigan basketball team that
the Brewster Center championship weeks kept her
last week they defeated TIE Konk Cen
champions claim the City Recreation basketball championship
The thrilling PLAYED before capacity crowd Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-09

Fighters Win Recreation
Willie Sims. Brewster fesih
erweighi led the Brewster
Legions that captured the city
boxing championship al Kronk
last week. Simms knocked
down Fred Garland OF Kronk
twice for nine counts in the
third round 10 score a decision
in the feature bout OF IL
match amateur program.
Two other teammates Of Simm'
also came through with yicturie.
10 provide the necessary point
for Brewster's victory JOSEPH
Lee edged Norman Rhodes
Washington and Chuck Coleman
scored a third round TKO owe,
Tommy Bowie OF the Redfor,
Bov'S Club
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-09

Read TIN PIN TALES by
Bob. on the Sports pages Of the
DETROIT TRIBUNE each week
for the most complete eoverags
of the Bowling World OF any
Detroit weekly. Also. tell your
friends 10 follow Bob and his
column.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-09
IDENTICAL SCORE CARDS

IDENTICAL SCORE CARDS
There was no doubt about the
decision All three officials scored
the fight in favor Of the Cubao.
Referee Frank Forbes and Ar
thur Sussikind TUNED in ident'-
cal score cardS-siX rounds for
Gavilan, three for Williams. and
one even
The crowd also was pleased
with the verdict, despite some
booing which Garden fight fans
are prone TO do.
The story of the fight is a
simple one. GAVilan repeatedly
beat Ike to the punch in fierce
exchanges. and as the fight went
along the 9l2 pounds Williams
gave away told on him.
Both fighters fought cleverlv,
The first few rounds were a bat
tie of strategy with Gavilan re-
pealedly beating Ike to the punch
and outslugging him, particular
Nv i'm the last three rounds when
Gavilan's weight advantage BE-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-09

Although he was 3 TO ? un-
derdog in the betting. the Cuban
easily defeated Williams 10 make
il two out of three in their series
of matches.
Evening star., 1949-04-14
ADyERTIsEMENT.
Packs Puach

Bet I can lick my weight
In wildcats. since ! rot 10
eating Ranger Joe cereal"
exciaims Freddie Goodman.
age Oh. Of 3s1s East caps-
toi St, Washington. ID. G.
Best I ever ate" Dsse for
honey favored tasts--
that's Ranger Joe popped
wheat. Best Tor cruncny
eating pleasure. whois-
some, and then soma. 0oes
great with uilk--Fso sugar
needed. Goes great right
out OF the packaTe. Ike
candy. One try and you'ii
always buy Ranger Joe
popped wheat.
Evening star., 1949-04-14
TeIevision Today

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WMAL-Frontier Theater.
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WTTG-The Moppet Shop.
Sis
wOIC-News. Ken Evans. e:2s.
s:3e.
WOIC-Lucky Pup.
WTTG-Walter Compton.
s:xs.
WNBW-Weatherman: Newsreel.
WOIC-Bill Brundigs.
WTTG-Bob Wolf.
7:ee.
WMAL-Film Serial.
WNBW-Kukla. Fran and Ollie.
WTTG-Delora Bueno.
WOIC-Sports special.
7:lS
WMAI-Sports Reel.
WOIC-Fulton Lewis.
WTTG-Jack Leonard.
7:3e.
WMAI-Sports Cartoon-a-Quiz.
WNBW-You Are An Artist.
WOIC-News.
WTTG-Hayloft Conservatory.
7:lS.
WNBW-News Caravan.
WOIC-Make Mine Music.
WMAL-To Be Announced.
WNBW-The Thursday Show.
WOIC-Dions Lucas Cooking
School.
WTTG-Film Shorts.
t:ls.
WTTG-Family Time.
s:3e.
WNBW-Lanny Ross Show.
WMAL-Actors Studio.
WTTG-Key to the Missing.
WOIC-Theater Of Vision.
s:ee.
WNBW-The Road Show.
WMAL-To Be Announced.
Window on the World.
s:3e.
WNBW-Dunninger-Winchell.
WTTG-News.
1s:ee.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1889.
WNBW-Washington Newsreel.
TELEvISION HIGH LIGHTS
soc, WMAL-Studio contestants
vie for prizes in . new audience par
ticipation session.
$50, WMAL-Mary Macarthur
plays . leading role in q drama
tization OF Ring Lardner's short
story, II Can't Breathe"
SOC, wNBW-Gustave and Ber-
tile Unger. song and dance team
from Stockholm. Sweden. are among
the guest artists on the variety
show.
Ie:0e, wNBw-Jeanne Warner.
popular local singer. viii make an
other guest appearance.
TOMORROW.
WOIC-12:45, Film Short: I.
Warren Hull Show: 1850. Vanity
Fair.
WNBw-s. Western Balladeer.
Evening star., 1949-04-14

RADIO HIGH LIGHTS
SOC. WRC-Singer Margaret
Whiting and Jack Kirkwood bring
their talents to Al Jolson's show on
Q guest stint.
500, WTOP - Edmund Gwenn
plays murdered who can stand
anything except having his murder
ignored.
$50, WOL-Capt. Moxwell Mar
ture Of Operation Ham," at Keesler
Air Force v Base. Biloxi, Miss,
Evening star., 1949-04-14

n SlAIloH.
.Nkt .N-s3.s NJ. eAsaasl 80.
$50 an . ] A..
!. NDUl lfh--s6.1 NJ. asnasl IA.
l 70 10 Pm.
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-l:Bo to Ii Pm,
VOL lFM-ss.1 ht.. nsaasi 15l.
Q an. - 1890 aA.
MtfAse.5 He.. CAsaasl 25S.
3 70 II I'm.
WHDC .h-i0t.i M.. 0aaasl 266.
7.50 ~. - ii:3O -
M6AYfN-i02.3 k.. cAsaasI III.
Q an - D p-M
woow.fN-io3.s Ne. tAsassI no.
2 an. 70 miAnight.
WAN H-i0S.S Ne.. nsassl 100.
1850 an. 10 . p-a.
NMN H-io1.3 No eAsaasl NJ.
D Al 70 Mi6niahf
W10P P.N-q6.3 X. Chsaael 1R.
$40 m. 10 ] ,0S An.
Evening star., 1949-04-14

1o:oo, WTOP-George Brent win
play the leading role In '-Onc Fot
in Heaven" biography of the
Methodist minister. win Spence.
1o:oo, WOL-Suzy Delair, French
film star, viii be among Maurice
Cheyalier's guests ut the entertain.
ment tape-recorded at the Cafe de
Ia Paix In Paris.
: 1e:0e, WRC-Douglas Fairbanks,
jr. win repeat his nlm starring role
In The Fighting OTynn."
Evening star., 1949-09-23
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

4 RESPONSIBLE young ladies re-
auire attractive GEORGETOWN house,
completely or semifurn. DE. 1884
after g pm. -23
NAVAL OFFICER. wife and two chill
dren. 7 and 3, desire . or 3 bedrm.
sure good care. MI. HOO after 8.
GEORGETOWN or NV. only. large
apt. or small house, unfurnished;
reasonable; will decorate. EN-. 1920.
BEDRMs., . BATHS, in vicinity Of
St. Agnes. Alexandria; furnished or
unfurn.; for Army oficer. FA. 2733.
ADULT FAMILY will pay up to $500
per mo. for 3-bedrm,. 2-bath unfurn.
house; in Georgetown, Cleveland Pk.
lease; best refs. Weekdays, call EN-
$685.; Sun. and ewes. ST. 1871.
GOVT. EMPLoYE-2 bedrms., furn.
or unfurn.; GEORGETOWN; max. 500;
VIII decorate. Box 290-C, Star. 25'
STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL de-
sires 3bedrm. unfurn. house; reas.
rent; NV. or suburban. oW. 6S13.
UNFURNISHED 3 or 4 bedrm. house;
excel; maintenance assured. Lo.
COAST GUARD OFFICER desires 8
or 4 bedrm. unfurn. house, NV. or
Va preferred. cOMDR. c.. r.
SCHUMACHER. FA. 9437. 2S'
DIPLOMAT seeks residence. 4 bed
rms. NV. section or Chevy Chase;
yearly lease. Phone NO. 0746 betw.
10 and / and 3 to 8. "a
HOUSE OR APT. suitable for fam
lily Of two responsible adults and
two young school-age children; ref.
TR. O035. -25
GOVERNMENT SCIENTIST needs ga
bedrooms. 3 children: S125. NV. or
Alexandria. GE. 3772 after 10 q m.
PERMANENT GOVT. ATTORNEY.
wife and 3 small children desire s.
bedrm. unfurn. house TO rent: up to
500 De 1878. ia
BUNGALOW or 2 bedroom apt. (first
floor or elevator near Wis. ave.
Adults. WO. 0505. 25'
COLoRED-Desire to rent house. 2
rms. or more. respectable, NV.
section. excel. refs. AID. 1882. Pc
Evening star., 1949-09-23
TEMPLETON MANOR

You can still get a one-bed-
room or two-bedroom apart
ment in our apartment prof.
ect. The Job is completed,
but we still have space avail
able IN this beautiful subdi-
DIRECTIONS: Out Bladens-
burg rd. to Peace Cross. bear
right to Eomonston I'd tsecond
trafic Light. left UP Edmon-
kton I'd. about l mile to large
TEMPLETON MANOR sign.
OR: Capital Transit trolley
to Mount Rainier. transfer to
bus, Route B-4 to subdivision.
Resident Manager at
6433 55th Place, Apt. l01
HOURS
1890 AM. TO 4:30 PM.
or by appointment
YoUR TRANsAcT1eoN RIGHT
ON THE PREMISES. COME
PREPARED TO SEE A LOVE-
LY APARTMENT. PAY YOUR
FIRST MONTHS RENT AND
MOVE RIGHT IN.
Colonial Investment
Company
RE. $3.50
Evening star., 1949-09-23
HOUSES uNFuRhlsnEp

LARGE RESIDENCE-Adaptable for
families or pvt. school and res,
grounds. finished basement, gas au-
SSys ass0sassd sas n ssSS %6 p0 as12
ss0i Gardiner AVE-, Silver Spring,
Md.-5-room Cape Cod; recently
bssfs bsdecorated; iss aS6s ss5 90 per mo; lease
s-BEDRM.. 1iz-BATH detached brick
home, vic. Catholic and Md. o.:
avail. about Oct. 4. UN. 1880. -25
NEW BUNGALOW, 2 bedrms., auto.
gas. heat; viers Mill village, 10 min.
Naval HOSP. bus and school service;
$S5 mo. DE. 6912. -25
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Det. Groom
brick house, modern kit. new oil
onrner, gar; ! blk. of Conn. ave-,
tenant. Call M1LToN F. RUPPERT,
InTesInent EW taen Bldg, DI. 5ol5; eyes,
NEW MODEL HOME in Bethesda; new
aeyei.' oere nr; English 1sa VILLAGE. Write for
SUITABLE FOR REST HOME. / bed
rm. and bath on Ist floor, 4 bed
rooms, extremely large. l acre OF
sapaRe ssqaRe Sisn Gahv ffss usstdp trees
s!nnRedistsIS: snIae atdS Cali CRANE & HEI11N' I1
x ESoMsY xsD BATH: 2 room. xs and
sSEDkooR Ri kaaaR01as Bkrdk. Ma Arlington. Con-
venient to Pentagon and Navy An
PsT us ssA0HI WRIaar az sRfR2IHs RRahF NO. Sa1o
saDaSoms. asSapmsi' NfW RfiWNs sasbase Ga 1880
month; option to purchase. Nh.
loS oS9ei CARROLL AVE-, TAX. Park, Md.
- rms. bath. sleeping porch, gar.
excel. heating plant, corner lot: Can
Ssst SsI aPS sf0o sSe Ssi msSsb ags5ia0ls oss j.
brick house, 1st floor. living rm,
SSinstts, kitchen: bedrm; and bath;
req. Cain MR.. CLAYTON, Cypress
8 SIas Rooms e 2Nb ( PA HharH. 100 acres OF
good tillabls land. large barn; go
gss55s. mo: Mr.: H1Iok' EestyIiis @ss
baths, fireplace. screened porch,
built-in garage, handicapped yard;
Chevy Chase, near Oh. Ch. Country
Club; 2-yr. lease to desirable ten
ants; avail. Oct. l. Bus. phone,
RE. 1925; res, CO. 1000; Apt.
EOS Eye. 90
NEW. 8 RMS, with full bsmt., gas
neat; on Aiabama ave-, nr. inter-
section Good Hope rd.. Sc; conv. to
shops, schools and buses: corner
house: S135 month.
WAVERLY TAYLOR, INC.
RE JokR or VT Rd06 -o2
Evening star., 1949-09-23
MOVING. PACKING s. STORAGE

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. 1853 or FIR. O3S6.
across the country; safe storage in
separate rooms, expert packing.
Phone NO. OlO4. UNION STORAGE
CO., INC, est 1906.
Evening star., 1949-09-23
HOUSES TO SHARE

WILL SHARE MY HOME with the
right girl: pvt. bedrm. Between Col
lege Park and Beltsville, Md. TO.
Will VIII SHARE MY NEW HOME with
employed couple: day care given
preschool-age child; refs. TW. 2033.
FAMILY OF 2 will share beautifully
furn.. lovely Chevy Chase home with
responsible family making available
. bedrms. with pvt. bath; garage;
431-B, Star -25
Evening star., 1949-09-23

60. Esntal Agents 1911 l. ST. n'w'
PRIVATE 4-RooM AND BATH apart
ment; adults only. 344 11th st,
e RMS, KIT. AND BATH With
shower: elevator apt. house; over
looking Rock Greek Park: quiet,
no children. no pets; $50. DU. oa9s.
FOUR ROOMS. private bath and
garage, near Univ. of Md; S75 per
mo Phone TO; .6261. 30.
tense ls +, hwy C0GsF sladenshure, esbufe Mo- SIo
:;3oO BUNKER HILL RD.. Brentwood,
Md rooms t2-bedrm. apto' utt-
:+'"5 furnished. Pa
IiJt p ST. N.W.-New apis, 2nd
and Bird floors; all utilities fur
nished; 2 rooms, combination di-
SIS and $50 per month. Also Ist
f1our with garage. VIM. T. BALLARD,
12ll Eye st. NV, ph. MA. 2265.--24
ROCKVILLE, MD.-Spacious 2nd f.,
4.or 3 rms; and bath. oil heat. Box
LARGE ROOMS and bath. with all
Flow TB, Nd, on main road.
AT conn. AVE. 1868 Upton St.
NV, OPP. Bureau of Standards; liv.
rn.. bedrm., kit. and bath; all utilS.i
$110. EN-. 1891. -25
TAKoMA PARK-Two bedrms.. liv.
rm.. din. rm., kit. and bath: entire
End floor; conven. to bus and
shopping; 500 mo-; utils. extra.
Between 8 and 8 call ST.. 7474.-24
vETERANS-See our Naylor Gardens
ad under Coop. Apis for Sale"
DRURY REALTY CORP. RE. 1133
B ROOMS, SEMIPVT. BATH = No
drinking or smoking; adults: SS2 so
per no. ER. 1929. -25
4 RMS. AND BATH, pvt; no pets,
no children. HI. STAG. -23
TAKOMA PARk-Two apartments. >
rooms: kitchen and bath each. Call
81. 2T3S "a
Evening star., 1949-09-23

JONATHAN WOODNER co.
316 Ring Bldg, 1900 18th st. NV.
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Evening star., 1949-09-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-kortheo.s

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Just off Rhode Island
ave. n.e.-Price reduced for imme-
diate sals on this beautiful, MOD mod;
k ern sT% For ureq eesss ea Mrs
,Cox, VI. sl36. ATLAS REALTY
Only MY $1,000 oDowN-1ea5 Lyman
pl. ne. Outstanding value. Brick
5 rms. and bath. oil h:oy:h;, ,aa fuii
yard 100 IT. deep with sandbox for
kiddies. Payments S75 mo. AN
NENBERG REALTY CO., FIR. SS3357
BY OWNER, 1905 Ames st. ne
4 bedrms., baths, large fenced-in
sssE erd seem niiasd y .ppt VI 1853
zoo FEET on Rhode Island ave-, near
Mt. Rainier-Beauthul corner 6-rm.
bungalow, rec. rm., oil h.-w.h., 2,car
masonry garage. 2 concrete porches.
large .s4o assI lot Eerh fs4 tsFms
shown By appointment only. JOE
CURTo REALTY, 335 H st. ne.
LIVE RENT FREE-Duplex, rms.
high bsmt., 2 baths, spotless: 24l2
3oth st. ne. Fine com. Bargain
ssSs sass tssms; AMRs 81. 81 Me- S.a'@Lovely Six
room home Of prewar quality on
incest street in this section. Drive
by it today then call for appoint
ment to inspect. Priced modest with
excellent terms and financing. Mr..
TW. 0459. Exclusive agent. MAR
SHALL J. WAPLE CO., 1924 14th
st.nw., DI. 3346.
$1,000 DOWN-Brick Broom home.
in perfect cond.; payments about
FIX. 327O: ewes, TR. 1887. "a
18th AND CRITTENDEN SITS. NE
Lovely semi det. brick in established
neighborhood: nice sized rms,
bath. finished rec. rm. and nrepl.
In practically new house cond. AZ,
CO. 1888, PECK co, 361s 18th
st. ne.
Evening star., 1949-09-23
1920 Wis. Ave, OR. 763
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BLVD. SECTION
Colonials, ramblers and
bungalow-ramblers; all with base
ments. so homes sold in this excel
lent restricted community. Con-
yenient to Bradley Elementary,
types of financing available. Open
daily til nine. Directions: From
Wisconsin ave, west on Bradley
blvd, . miles to Ridge rd. to Cooley
Bros. subdivision.