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PADRES keep
TOP SPOT in
p. {. LEAGUE
BY JIM BACON

The San Diego Padres got back
atop the Pacific Coast league
merely by watching it rain in
Seattle.
The Rainiers- Padres tilt was
washed cut Wednesday night but
in Hollywood, the Oakland Oaks
dropped the Stars slightly out OF
the league lead by a GA decision.
The Stars and Padres are tied viz
tually on a won-lost basis but the
percentage comes out $50 for San
Diego and .636 for Hollywood
Meanwhile, Los Angeles beat San
Francisco 5 to l and Portland ana
Sacramento split a twin bill. The
Golons took the seven inning opener
to and the Beavers copied the
nightcap ga. The second game was
called after eight innings because
Of the midnight curfew.
The Oaks put across their VIM
ming margin in the ninth to give
Ralph Buxton his first win OF the
season. Cookie Lavagetto stretched
a single to second and scored Les
Scarsella. Then two sacrifice cunts
promoted the "1947 Idol Of Flat
bush" home.
At Portland, the fans were sorry
that one of the local boys ever got
cut of town Don Johnson, Portland
native, held the Beavers to three
hits in the seven-inning opener.
lie had to pitch that kind of ball to
win. Jake Mooty and Les Fleming
set the Soions down with tour hits.
Hal Saltzman saved the second
came fer the Beavers by some nice
money pitching in the eighth. Sac
ramento filled the bases with none
out Salzman famed ace hitter Al
White and first baseman Joe Grace,
Marty grounded out.
crowds were: 5,130 at Hollywood;
1904 at San Francisco and 1856 at
Portland.
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BOAT HARBOR news

The Explorer owned by Magnus
Hansen has arrived from Seattle
and will probably leave today to
fish for black cod off Cape Cross.
Installed aeoard the boat before it
left Seattle April IA were a direc-
ton finder, automatic pilot, and
radiophone.
With sunshine again yesterday,
work en- decks and gear continued.
Tee decks of the Princeton Hall
are being sanded for vanishing
Toe Rainier of Ketchikan owned by
Ed Skaret is being painted wheel
house, deck and matches. Willis H.
George and crew are getting the
haliDut gear ready and a skiff was
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Being painted.
George Harju had the Helen out
again after early kings. Harju
seems to be the most anxious OF
the fleet for the season to get into
full swing. He has made several
trips off Salisbury and Bishop
Points.
On the Elizabeth. Gilbert BiXby
is getting the trolling poles in
place.
New gear had been installed and
the gurdie had been overhauled on
the Pirate owned by Oscar Mang-
sol. Matches and deck are being
painted on the toat Volney Flu
kerson is scraping paint on his
boat. the Inga. The hull of the
Glendale is being scraped by the
owner, Carl Jensen.
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HOT ROOKIE
GR0TH NOW
MAKES GOOD
BY JACK HAND

ASSOCIATED Press Sportswriter)
Johnny Groth locks like the hot
test rookie to hit the majors since
Joe DiMaggio, Ted Williams and
Stan Musial
Sure, it's too early to tell Two
days don't make a season or a
career. But what a two days this
22-year-old Detroit freshman had.
Three home runs, five hits and
seven runs tatted in. That's a
flashy showing that needs take a
back seat to nobody.
Groth exploded a chorus OF
hulrahs Tuesday with two homers
off Chicago's Al Gettel. That ever
Swallowed Hal Newhouser's fine
three-hitter.
sCORELESS DIFF
Yesterday ne almost dotted out
Virgil Trucks four-hitter with a
grand slam homer that gave De-
troit a So edge over the White Sox,
An oldtimer did the honors fol
the New York Yankees in Their
80 second straight win over Wash
ington. Tommy Heinrich, one OF the
few genuine Yanks still able to
play, snapped a scoreless duel be-
tween Vic Raschi and Paul Calvert
with fourth-inning homer. 1t was
his second Of the year, his first
accounting for the Yanks opening
day success.
The Boston Red Sox were beaten
by the Philadelphia AS for the sec
ond straight day, 80 in 10 innings.
WINS FOR CLEVELAND
Cleveland. although disturbed
about Bob Feller's shoulder trouble,
knocked out three pitchers in
humping the st. Louis Browns,
7-3 1t was the first victory for
the world champs with Bob Lemon,
! a 10-garne winner in 48, going all
, the way despite homers by Dick
Kokos and rookie Jack Graham.
Karl Drews was the loser.
Puddin' Head Jones, the Phiia-
delphia Phillies rookie hot shot,
tied a modern major league record
with four doubles, cut they couldn't
! keep the Phils from losing to the
Boston Braves. 6-5. Bill Nicholson
of the Phils and Earl Torgeson OF
the Braves homered in a free
hitting contest that saw relieter
Nels Potter take his second win OF
the season.
The speedy Brooklyn Dodgers
walked to victory against the New
; York Giants. 6-2. Loser Sheldon
jones gave only one hit before he
was replaced in the fourth but he
walked seven and wild pitched
twice.
! Top National League pitching Ell
! fort came from Chicagos Bob
Rush, the 23-year-old sophomore,
who shut out Pittsburgh, 40.
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MRS. ST. CORPUS
DIES IN CALIF.,
BRIEF I'LL MEyS

Mrs. S. T. Corbus, president OF
the Alaska Electric Light and Pow
er Co, passed away Tuesday, APP
I'll II, in Los Gatos, California, al
ter a brief illness. She was the
widow OF J. P. Corbus, at one time
general superintendent of the
Alaska -Treadwell Gold Mines prop
critics at Douglas.
She is survived by her daughter
Miss Mary Corbus.
Mrs. Corbus was in Juneau about
five years ago and made many
friends during her stay.
Funeral rites took place in Oak
land today.
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WASHINGTON STATE
PUTS OREGON STATE
DO W N; SCORE III

CORVALLIS, Ore, April 21-lR-
Washington State college Knocked
CreRon state from the ranks of the
Northern Division Coast confer
ence's unbeaten ball CLUES yester-
day by an ILL margin.
Pitcher Ward Rockey's six-hit
twirling and four double plays by
the Cougar infield turned the
trick
The two clubs tangle again today.
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Lesneviish,
Maxim 10
Meet Now

CINCINNATI, April 2l-'R-The
interchangeable championship OF
the United States will be at stake
hare May % when Gus Lesnevich
meets Joey Maxim.
Promoter Sam Becker said Les
nevich, Paterson, Nj, fighter Woulu
lie guaranteed $4,000 OF IS percent
of the receipts.
Maxim, Cleyelander, will get
$4,000 or rs percent of the gate,
Becker added.
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Aboard Her HiPhne,

Aboard Her Highness, Paul Eek
lund is rigging new trolling poles.
Ballast is to be taken off the Alrita
tonight by Albert Wallace. The
decks of the Alrita are to be
painted today and the boat is to
go on the grid for copper paint.
Emil vienola is painting the Argus.
A new iathometer has just been
installed on the boat.
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B . B. STARS
(By the Associated Press

Batting-Johnny Groth, Tigers,
hit grand slam homer. double and
single, driving in five runs in De-
troit's So win over Chicago.
Eitching-Bob Rush, Cubs struck
out seven Pirates in three-hit, 40
victory
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CLASS B LEAGUE
TO START PLAYING
CBy the Associated Press)

It's getaway night for the Glass
B Western International league in
two Canadian cities tonight.
The initial four-game series send
Spokane's defending champions
against Vancouver, and Yakima
against Victoria-both sets to be
played north of the border
Tie remaining four teams call
play BALI tomorrow.
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BIG EEaNGELISTEc
CAMPAIGN PLAN
or pR0TEsTANTs

NEW YORK, April 81 = R A
nationwide Protestant Evangelistic
campaign to begin next october
was announced today.
Sponsored by the Federal Coun-
Gil of Churches of Christ in Amer
lea and ether denominations with
35.Oo0,0o0 members, the campaign
will last through 1850.
DR.. Edwin T. Dahlberg, pastor
of the. First Baptist church, SYRIA
cuse, NY, chairman Of the CAM
paign, said it would be "the
greatest evangelistic campaign ever
undertaken by the Protestant
churches of America"
a II
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FIGHT E,()DE:

Two minor fights last night
turned cut as follows
SPOKANE - joey Velez 1871,
Spokane, outpointed Joe Clemo,
1873, Portland, Ore 10.
PHOENIX, Ariz.--Sonny Gonsez,
1872, Denver, stopped Angel Grade,
1875, Juarez, Mex. a
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Trollers Attentions Stop at
Madsens today for your supplies,
spoons, plugs, sinkers, etc. at re-
duced prices. 176 : tt
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s.eINENS

The dinner-dance set for Satur-
cay, April 23rd has been indefin-
.tely postponed "a 81
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vELEz IS GIVEN
VERDICT IN BOUT
WITH JOE CLEM0

SPOKAN-, april 81 TIT took
three fights to do it. but Joe Velcz,
the Spokane lightweight, finally
has the edge on Portland's Joe
Clemo.
The Inland Empire scraprcr Won
unanimous 10-round verdict last
night. Two earlier fights had
ended in draws.
Clemo weighed 1873. Velez 1871.
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scHWINN BICYCLES at MAD
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HOUSES uhEuRhIshEp

~ Il N rms j. AVE- Baths Sc $500 RT e psT @e
newly painted and papered through
out; immed. poss. MA. 643a; eyes
V H sr. . Sc Sc. " mi. from D. c. line;
new Diet. brick. 6 rms. and bath
iimmsd: occupancy. sIi'o mo. Refs
nee. HI. 4S43 ID
SILVER SPRING =. 3-bedroom de-
and fireplace, within l block Wood
ners in Silver Spring. $125; Chill Chi;
AGENCY. sH. 3575 till 8 pm.
FAIRFAX COUNTY. va bedrm.,
duplex house, avail. immed, option
to t. buy syod fur Rxt at * est S1oo r. r.
1882 after 7:3o pm. "a
s!Iy sssrss Sscaa s sEss a WoR
THINGTON REALTY, Realtors, S427
Dunbar, 10. 5-O527. 10
TWo-sTORY Diet. brick; avail. Jan.
l.; 2 bedrms., living rm:,. dining rm,
modern kitchen. tile bath. full base.
s nent' D. gas mo he Jo s Hyi5tsVile M
n.e."Brand-new brick house, front
porch. liv rm.. din. rm., kit. 2
bedrms., tiled bath. full bsmt. with
laund. and gas a.-c. heat: rental.
OF G. /. BORGER, Agent. $40 In
dang aye; nv; MA. Q359S. 40 .
baths, oil heat, lge.. lot. near bus.
Avail. Jan. l. FA, 1873 -21
5-bedroom brick. modern home, in
Huntington" Just south of Alex
andria near Belle Haven country
club. Available Jan. 18th. 500 per
month. Cell MI; Franklin, WEAVER
$500; ewes. GIL. 4456. -21
ALEX. 5-rms. new semidet.. base
ment finished. Can be used as a
3 bedrm. Lge. fenced yard, l blk
bus, 8 blks. elementary school.
Sis. 1mmed. poss. Rent. start
Jan. 1. Req. Tyr. lease. Apply 217
E. Windsor ave-, or call ST. 1899.
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The Newport Rambler

"RAMBLER, $18,950"
8 bedrms.. 2 baths: new brick ram
bier, located on bus line In q beau
tiful section Of Silver Spring. Full
basement, all-electric kitchen with
garbage disposal, dishwasher, etc.
This is q must.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

RESPONSIBLE COUPLE, best refs;
small furn. or unfurn. apt, to S65:
NV. section. Box 230.L, Star; 49,
ELDERLY. CHRISTIAN COUPLE
area; Jan; and Teb.; no LIQUOR. 70
smoking. Phone OR. 4040, Ext. 246.
COOP TENANTS: A landlady with
nice 2-bedrm. apt. or house, $50 to
$125, wins pleasant responsible ten
ants (mother and daughter) by per.
uniting us to keep our well-behaved
or unfinished Jan. 10. Prefer
private entrance and convenient
transp. to 18th and G. MI. 1857.
UNFURN. EFFIC. or 1-bedrm., NV.
section; settle settled woman. permanenn Ct
empl. at Johns Hopkins 4. =. l.,
NV, conv. to dwntn. sH. ZOO,
Ext. 30s. 90 weekdays: 30
pre f asSe fanrnished u 70 500
p En- RInsa En- 4s Vie s assre
we 5ed Eooo tHsa sE s MR Efss
EiMGP MIRO COUPLE wants unfarn.
apt, pvt. bath and entrance; max,
sos. GIL. 44OO, Ext. Al. 49,
AIR FORCE OFFICER, wife, 4 w.
child desire furn. house or apt. in
NV; reas. ia. 27S2, after pm.
COLORED-3 adults, l child desire
9 bedrms.. living rm. kit. bath; un-
TWO 1Stn' E MI GIRLS desire un-
furn. 1-bedrm apt; NV. bldg. no.
QUIET, non-smoking couple. with
siamese cats: desire unfurn. 2-rm.
apt; near Library Of Congress,;
avail. before Feb. LIST; must have pvt.
Kit. and bath: quiet and pleasant sur
roundings; excel. refs. CIV. GLASS,
233 Audrey Lane Sc. al
QUIET, refined girl would like to
share an apt. with 1 other; refs.
UNFURNisHED APT.-Newly married
couple desire bedroom, living room,
kitchen and private bath: both EN-
pioyed; on or before January I;
maximum $40. Call 1fR. SULLIVAN
between Z D.m'-lo sN" Elk s7ss'
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HoUSES-SALE-k.W. Cont.

HoUSES-SALE-k.W. Cont
ST. GABRIELs PARfsH-Excel,, .
schools and shopping. Owner leav-
Ing city. anxious to sell Terms rms
p . sARNREh IS c eolo 1hi. semi:det
baths, : street frontages. To inspect,
call F. ELLIOTT MIDDLETON,
n Rsa1 n%wE Re pa aRsIt TO VETS SS
cupancy; broom bungalow with full
bsmt; in Wheaton Hills subdivision;
1897, S6ts Block LIZ; e'4 BI III ORE sT.g1s
rms, furnished. baths, oil heat
income $3.50 mo-. plus owner apt.
g fGos Ye1 e. N sse' $685. eTes Mo
314l.
VACANT-Near Sherman Circle: move
Kitchens, two baths. oil burner. Call
Mr.. Maury. tn. 1895 or DI 3346
viii show anytime: MARSHALL J
M ysaP co. 1924 18th st. NV d.
AUNT sEMIDETACHED brick apt:
house with two 2-bedroom and two
available to purchaser. SENATE
R Rdad Co g.. Elk. as7o or &c cH'
3 BEDRM.-Furn. home. plus finished
nm, in bSmt.; gas INV. h.; reasonable
payment; balance like rent. Owner.
321 Varnum st. NV. ~
DOWNTOWN - Colonial. semidet;
brick on wide avenue. IL rms, 3
baths. . street frontages. To In
spect, call F. ELLIOTT MIDDLE
TON, Realtor, RE ISL. 20
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COLORED-1925 LIST ST.-or

COLORED-I925 LIST ST.-open Sun.
; to 5. Terms to meet your pocket
book. 8 rms. sturdy brick home.
bath. full bsmt., Benaix, gas heat
early po IIen2 Nj FL Fel Gm &c &C.
COLoRED-CAPITOL HILL Ideal
loo ter doctor; semidet brk.. 6 rms.
bath. excel. cond., many extra fea-
lures, deep lot, 2-car gar. wide alley,
excel. bsmt. VIM. CoRCoRAN HILL
CO. ,J INc.' 10 jackson pI. s Nv
CoLoRED-sEE THIS EXCEPTIONAL
buy today---Right of Rhode Island
ave. ne. $3.50 down; row brick,
8 rms. bath. bsmt.. auto. hot-water
heat. To Inspect; call h At 1904
CoLoRED - ATTENT1oN " colored
GTs,--Another one OF those clean-cut
two-family houses available. Only
$3.50 cash includes settlement
charges) and 1854 mo. Each apt. has
separate meters and entrances; live
. n one aas sHs rent FL shs o6 1cz
COLORED-RIvER TERRACE NE
5-rm. brick. finished recr. rm. with
stove and refrigerator. gas heat. oak
noors, up and down; partly furnish
ed Yard ss on esm snd re esn p05eh a Fs
AVN dlo uAiN
like new; $3.50 or $1,000 cash or
will exchange. Owner. ia 701O.
RMS, TILE bath, h.
VIII. nearby ne: easy terms for
quick sale. MIR. THOMAS, DE.
PL. N.E.-ouick
possession; modern 6-rm. and tile
bath equipped home; equipped kitch-
en-: 3 bedrms.; gas heat; full base
ment. Price. S12,500; moderate
down payment Call Mr. Slower.
CAMPANELLA g. WOOD. Elk. Alb.
Ewes. and Sun, TW. 1910. 30
18th ST. N.E.-Colo-
NAL brick house: & rms. 2 inclosed
porches, , kits, tile bath and lava
tory in bsmt.: oil hot-water heat.
Priced, S13.950. Reasonable down
payment. Call Mr.. Pharr.- FIR. 1858
or ]. H. GREENE REALTY CO.. 715
Florida ave. NV. NO. 6146.
COLORED - BUNGALOW, S117O0;
low down payment; nearly new brick
BUNGALOW. in an attractive Nd. sub
urb of Washington: near schools;
liv. I'm. with fireplace, 2 lge. bed
rms, tile bath, full basement. oil
windows. Call Mr.. Slower, CAMPO
NELLA g. WOOD. Elk. Alb; ewes.
and Sun. TW 1910. 30
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HOUSES TO SHARE

NICE COUPLE TO SHARE new home
with another couple; cow. transp.
vi. 1912. 4720 Southern ave. Sc.
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE

COLEMAN MOVING AND STORAGE-
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage.
reas. ia. 2a37: ewes, gle. 4l6 10"
LOCAL MOVING; reasonable rates
for full or part load; So minimum
charge. BROWNER'S EXPRESS
MARINE VETERANS MOVING co.
24-hr service. furniture: trunks and
baggage AT 275a or FIR; n3S6
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms. expert packing:
Phone NO OlO4 UNION STORAGE
CO INC est 1906
MOVING BY VET-Exper. help; every
piece wrapped insured; reas. Call
any time. MR COOK. Gil 5137
EOELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE.
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia 3937: ewes, GE. 1416. 49,
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HOUSES FURNISHED

coMPt; FTRN ;. 2;bsdrm; ,o, bH L g,
spr. area. sH. 1888, IL to dark.
81 FA1RHAvEN AVE-, Jefferson
Manor; ~ mi; south Of Alexandris'
center and churches. Cali TIE. s574
EDGEwATER BEACH. MD.-Very
low rate for balance Of winter;
available Jan. 1. Phone OK. 1867
c iGE 1R'0 CHASE. MD.-Modern de-
mo no n e. .a oUI MY sM sh: INC nc, i4Ys
H H St. en nw WI Pr a4 9a37; ewes 1s snd
$3.50 sex o1uhEassAiDAi l. ST. 81 N.w.-Fa block
Oh Chevy Chase Circle; 8 rooms,
rent ceiling; diplomas corps are
being Ing, reea Ca, d o F9r further in as
BETHEsDA-Vaeant, stone house, 3
bedrms., . baths. den, powder rm.,
rec. rm.. maids rm.. Gear gar:
5000 mo. MRS CLYDE c. DUN
NINGTON. WI. 2635. 10
SUBLET, . bedrms.. gas heat, Ben
dix, in ne. as of Jan. >; S75 a mo;
FALLS CHURCH-Furnished. 10 min.
to Pentagon: 3 bedrms.. sewing rm.,
IA baths: fine place, yard, . blocks
to school. block to. bus; S165
mo. IA. 01s4 after 7 pm. 30
WASH. GOLF & C. CLUB
Six rms, brick Col home: 3 bedrms.,
fully furn.; lease required. $3.50 pei
mo. For further information. cal
or. 1883. -19
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HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwes,

HOUSES FOR SALE-Northwest
BETHESDA - Prewar brick home,
modern in every detail, located near
public and parochial schools. shop.
ping and transportation; excellent
bedrooms, baths on second floor;
large living room with fireplace,
dining room, screened porch an. and
at sl9r50O. F. A. TWEED CO.,
55o4 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. l39O
CHEVY IL : D Chase, mD.-Drasticaily ANY, re-
duced. Move in for Christmas.
Large older home consisting Of 4
Center hall plan. Ss-ft: liv. rm., new
oil INV. heating system. Wooded
lot. bet. garage. Close to Chevy
Chase Circle. Call us now. F. A.
TWEED Co., 1894 Conn. ave. NV
c EN- 12 2at III M Pm. Conn ms ave
bus line. You viii feel the charm
Of this modern center hall brick the
moment you enter; 8 rms; baths;
maids rp Burr and dp BATH Mhi al heat heat
cREHv jTi.A sH50 p ARR: charming
det. brick acme is the best value we
have on our books today. The LIST
f. has a wide. full center hall. lge
liv. rm. with frepl.. lge. din. rm.
buffers pantry, kit. library and q
huge reception rm. on the same
level; End fl. has 4 twin-sized bed
rms, 2 beautiful baths; 3rd f., q
library, 2 bedrms. and lge. bath;
fenced lot; built-in garage; this home
is in excel. cond.; beautifully. built
and priced far below reproduction
costs. Call W. B. WRIGHT, EN-
CLEVELAND PARK-convenient to
Bureau of Standards. Diet, brick con.
tanning r rms. and 2 baths, storage
attic. full bsmt., 2-car garage ano
den OH LIST f.: 3 twin-siZed bedrms
owner anxious to sell. F. A. TWEED
CO.. 1904 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. l2So'
p 1ifI i z "C1RcLE-ouesthouse, fur.
nished-12 rooms, 3 baths, running
water In 8 bedrooms. Income, S45e
Price, S26,500. M, MeaSell, QI
1915; eyes,, BIT. 2S4S. VIM; -
SAUNDERS CO., INC, exclusiyely
FoxHALL VILLAGE VICINITY -
owner transferred and must sell THU
fine S-rm.; ga bath house. large
we'll Handicapped lot. full bsmt., e.
rage, new-house condition; well;
financed. Call today for appointment
to see. r. A. TWEED CO., 65O4
Conn. ave, NV. EN-. 1890 TILL I'm
WV
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

BEL-AIR CLUB, 7710 Blair I'd. NV.
"a block Ga. and Alaska bus-Mas-
Best in food. sH. 33l7, sH. 9775
THE MANCHESTER APT. HOTEL
Large front dbl. rm.. pvt. bath anc
telephone. Hotel service. Selected
menus. Mgr, DI. 1850. ME. ?i39
THE MAR-LEEIA. 1925 10th st NV;
young people; beautiful home, run
ming water, showers, excellent board
dows and glass door, we'll heated,
well furnished for ! n, or o :: ooa 5d
14O9 18th ST. N.W.-Sinsle, double
a and s iesss eSee M tq0o f sarS
Clue MASON. 1926 New Hampshire
. ave. NV, has vacancies for LADY
also for / man; telephone in each
room. Live in WASHINGTON oeau-
tiful suesthouse, famous for Its
1 1879 MASS aS AVE. N.w.-Best meals!
Warm. ige.. clean. new dec. front
nm. Tor 5 or 4 boys. girls; Govt: col
lege or family groups: priyileses
cduB BuPoNT cERcLEfi nu; a g5o floor
front, new blond mahog. furn. with
new RUGS, twin beds; mr.. bath
good home cooked food; reasonable.
WENDELL TERRACE-Pleasant rms.
for young people: excel, meals and
transp.: maid service: SAT mo
1897 Belmont I'd NV MI 9435.
1912 18th ST. N.W.-Walkins dis
lance downtown, vacancies for
young men or young women, switch
board: excel. meals. DE. 9O3O. u
WORKING MOTHER with l or :!
children, beautiful master bedroom
in private home; excel. care Of chill
dren; " block to bus. oV. 39os
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RAMBLER-cHEvY CHASE. D. C.
This is a 3-bedrm.. 2-bath. new ram
bier which is ready to move into by
Christmas and is located within 2
blocks of transp, shopping and
schools; This rambler also has sep
place and picture window. overlook
ing park. kitchen with all modern
equipment. incl. garbage disposal.
This rambler will be shown by appt.
only ARLIE L. JOHNSON REALTY
CO., INC. 3402 Conn. ave, OR.
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APIS. oUT-oF-ToWk

MOVING TO PHILADELPHIA? Nov
renting in beautiful "Drexelbrook,
Drexel Hill. one OF Philadelphia'
bedroom apartments and homes
S67 80 to S95 per month. Trans
portation. schools. shops available
Write for descriptive literature Il
Drexelbrook in Drexei Hill. Pa. Ar
address of distinction. -
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HOUSES FOR sALE-sou,beo,,

HOUSES FOR sALE-seuthees,
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, mr.. 9Th and
Alabama ave, Diet. home, 6 spacious
rms, lGe. yard. garage. under $1O,..
900; owner must sacrifice, very good
terms. Call Mr.. Baines, FIR. 1887,
cox & CO.: RE, 1888: 81
FAIRLAWN VILLAGE-The best Sc:
location for moderate.priced
hood; semidet. brick; full basement,
p1ced h: =. 1895 Ell Ss Me- ssoss
cAMPANELLA & WOOD. Ex. 4113;
ewes. and Sunday. TW. 1910: 30
new det. brick, s rms. and bath,
full bsmt., modern kit, auto. heat
immed. occupancy. Priced to sell at
$4,000. BUsADA, 4415 Southern
ave SCI HI. 4s43. 10
VETERANS, see our Naylor. Gardens
"a nnSer 1922 ch APts fe E ssl Ia
% elaasd. Fl *. i 5sss. furniture in
CTS ATTENTIoN~Four family apt.
bldg. two GIs can buy with $3.50
bus, shopping. MITCHELL QUICK.
CoLoRED PRoFESsIoNAL. Very
high class home one rooms, 2 incl.
porches,- Colonial front porch, large
fenced lot Excellent Sc. location.
hmm an1 n sond saw Mp n yo oy
see sspt this home. Also hi nish Class homes
in other sections. Call US. MAR
SHALL J. MAPLE CO., 1924 14th
st. NV. DI, 3346.
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CONTINUED On Next Pass)
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ONLY $3.50 DOWN

ONLY $75U DOWN
Buys a cute 5-rm. semi-det. brick
home, gas heat. Bendix washer, fun
bsmt, refg., only / year old. 4To
financing; only SIT per mo-; located
Michigan Park vic. HO. 1853 or
GE. 1904.
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COLONIAL. S16.5OO"

Brick Colonial home containing 8
sO.ft. living rn. with fireplace, side
porch, full basement with Va bath,
outside entrance; gas h.-w.h., Vene-
tfan blinds.
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H. G.. SMITHY co.
s11 18th st. NV. ST. $500.