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Evening star., 1949-05-08
Truth Stranger
Than Fiction
Mr.. Jehn J. Antheny
Amsriea's Fevsmosf Ceanssiisv
on Hussan Relations

Washington Can truth Be
stranger than fietion' Yes. states
Mr.. John j. Anthony. whose nes
series Of radio sessions begins to-
night nj 10 pm, over Station
VOL. 1890 On the dial.
mo piece of fiction waa ever
penned that could compare with
the stark drama Of the everyday
problems Of people just like your
self"
The nationally famous John j.
Anthony Hour presents gripping.
true life cases Of your friends and
neighbors In q manner knC~n 10
millions.
My weekly Sunday sessions o.
10 pm oser Station VOL pre-
SCENTS o true picture Of the actual
situations we Americans expert
ence In our daily living
Evening star., 1949-05-08

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500.
WMAL-Cartoon Tele-Tales.
WOIC-Theater Of Vision.
WTTG-Concert Hall.
6:se.
Singing Lady.
WTTG-F1ight to Rhythm.
6:45.
WNBW-Write Now.
100.
WOIC-Hold It, Please.
WMAL-Film Shorts.
WNBW-NBC Presents.
Original Amateur Hour.
tbs.
WNBW-Jeanne Warner.
7:30.
WNBW-The Hartmans.
WMAL-Television Players.
WOIC-Wesley.
S:0o..
WNBW-Tne Lambs Gambol.
WMAL-Jacques Fray Music Room
WOIC-Toast of the Town.
$50.
WMAL-Celebrity Time.
WNBW-Author Meets the Critics
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Audience Shows

The following brosdeaSts anS iele~
casts admit the general public FOR
tickets phone the station or. N Inc
case of WTOP and wMAIs write.
wOL--Metropoliisn eul2 MEET
the Press 10 pm. Friday.
wwDc-National 1908 Teen
Time Revue" 1880 q N. SATURDAY
Lunch st 1850 I2l5 pm. Mon
day FRIDAY: Bible Quiz. Pm.
SATURDAY. No tickets necessary.
WEAM--Owens 100. Songs OF
the saddle" pm SUNDAY; Dave
Dennis IL noon Monday saturday
ChildYens Hour. 10 am. SATURDAY.
otbere No tickets necessary.
WMAi~--Natsons 500. "Qufz OF
Two cities" : pm. THURSDAY.
wOL---t'Ameylean Forum ot ths
Air, 10 D m. Monday ~ the Shore
ham. Ne tickets NECESSARY
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FEATURES ON TIE
AIR TODAY
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ie.ee. wMAI~-EAtsca iAesss Wen
stein speaks or ~Tvae. q R&sn1 e&
Religious Saftsa<sra
l.:ee. Virginia Petsrsess
Evening star., 1949-05-08

War II and a short talk by Admiral
John Towers, commanding ofiicer
of the first flight across the Atlantic
by q Navy seaplane, the NCs.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-08-18
Keeping Up
With The Owls
CONTINUED from Page 81

to center, scoring Kelly with the
second run of the inning. Hixson
followed with another single to CEN
ter, with Heinbaugh stopping at sec
ond, and then Harbaugh got the
third successive hit when he pumped
one into right field, scoring Helm
baugh and sending Hixson to sec
ond. Crumling got the fourth straight
hit, single to short center, with
Hixson stopping at third, but Helm
baugh rounded second and lit out
for third, and by the time he woke
up to the fact that Hixson was still
on the bag, it was too late, and he
was tagged for out No. 2. Seifert
then struck out Major to end the
inning.
The Owls eighth and final run
came in the eighth. Dykes singled
to left, went to second on Glaser's
single to the same spot, moved to
third while Kelly was forcing Glas-
er at second and scored on Keller's
double to right.
Summary: Allentown, 2R. 12H
Re. LOB IL; Hagerstown, Or. 14E.
Be. LOB 9.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-08-18

of the first frame, when five hits,
plus three walks and two big errors
produced five runs before Hiden
could come in and put out the fire.
The Owls picked up a run in the
bottom half on two singles and a
walk.
Three more hits in the third gave
the Red Roses two more runs, to
make the score 81, but the Owls
got one in the bottom half on q
single and three wal IS, and the
score was 80.
Then in the fourth, Lancaster
added two more on four successive
hits and the score was 1912, Lam
caster.
After a scoreless fifth inning, the
Owls batted around in the sixth,
when three hits, coupled with three
more walks, brought in four runs to
make the score 1915. But Mosser
then shut them out in the last three
innings.
Lancaster got their 18th and final
run in the seventh, on three straight
singles.
Chaser had for 8, Keller / for 8,
Heinbaugh 2 for 5, Hixson 2 for
and Harbaugh 2 for 4.
Keller, Hidden, Hixson and Har-
baugh each had one RBI, Helm
baugh had 2.
Summary: Lancaster, 11R. 19H
DE. LOB 9; Hagerstown, OR. 8H. 2E
LOB 10.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-08-18
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WHICH?

Which will you choose? the way that
offers amusements, entertainments
and a good time in general without
study, or the way that challenges
your intellectual ability, gives you
personal instruction and inspires
you to make the most of yourself.
If the second way interests you,
write for the Columbia College Cat
alog. Address your card to Pres. S.
M. Funk. III S. Potomac ST., Ha-
gerstoWn, Maryland. Advt
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-08-18
Earl Steinhauer To
Start Air Races

j. Earl Steinhauer, plant opera
tons manager at Fairchild's, will
again serve as official starter for
the 1949 National Air Races, which
will be held at Cleveland, Ohio, on
September 8, 4 and 5.
This marks the seventh year that
the veteran air race starter and well
known figure among early-bird
pilots, has waved the take-off flags
for this annual air classic
Steinhauer is a member of the
Quiet Birdmen, an organization OF
old-time fliers started only shortly
after World War I
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-08-18
WiIdfowI Season Extended

Maryland wildfowlers will have
an open season 10 days longer this
year than last, starting November
Is and running for 40 consecutive
days thereafter The daily bag OF
ducks will remain the same as last
year flour per day., but the bag
limit on Canada geese has been
doubled, thus permitting two geese
per day.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-08-18
WASHINGTON
COUNTY LEAGUE
Standings

Results, Sunday, August Ia
Boonsboro 7, Funkstown
Williamsport 8, Keedysville 4
Harrystown 8, South End 7
West End 16, Gapland 7
Sharpsburg 4, Smithsburg 2
Middleburg 4, Hancock 8
Schedule, Sunday, August 81
Hancock at West End
Williamsport at Smithsburg
Middleburg at Harrystown
South End at Gapland
FunkstoWn at Keedysville
Sharpsburg at Boonsboro
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-08-18

"LACING" AGAIN Cor
geOus Gussie Moran gets logged
out for some practice for the
national wOmen's tennis crown.
She created headlines in Wimble-
ton, England, tourney when she
appeared in lace-trimmed pant
les.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-08-18
Oyster Production Increases

Maryland oyster production rose
Is percent last season, the Tide
water Fisheries Department reveals.
Free State waters yielded 2,7O2,814
bushels from September, 1913, to
last April The 1947-48 season saw
watermen harvest 2,157,838 bushels.
Tributaries of the once oyster-rich
Chesapeake Bay accounted for most
Of the production.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-08-18
INDEPENDENT
COUNTY LEAGUE
Standings

Results, Sunday, August Id
Antietam, 6; Keedysville, 5
Sandy Hook, 8; Independents, l
Chewsville, 5; VFW, 4
Security, 7; st. James, 0
Clear Spring, 6; Halfway, l
Schedule, Sunday. August 81
Chewsville at Antietam
Clear Spring at Security
Independents at st. James
Keedysville at VFW
Sandy Hook at Halfway
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-08-18

During its lifetime an elephant
wears down six successive teeth on
each side of its jaw, grinding down
a total thickness of nearly yard Of
tooth material.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-08-18

The colossal statue of the sun-god
at Rhodes, 103 feet high was levelled
by an earth quake in 224 B. c., but
its remains endured until $50 A. D.,
when they were sold to an old metal
dealer.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-08-18
"Y" COUNTY
SOFTBALL LEAGUE

Results, Sunday, August IA
(All Double Headers)
Friendly Market 9, z; Harrystown 3,3
Charlton l, 4; Pinesburg 0, 2
Schedule, Sunday, August 81
Cearfoss at Pinesburg Zone game)
Charlton at Sunset A. c. Two games
Fairview Giants VS. Friendly Market
at Reservoir Park 1.-TWO games)
Wine was produced in Egypt as
early as 2400 B. C.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-08-18
First Game

Manager woody" Wheaton, who
won ten-inning game on Sunday,
came back after just one days rest
and went the route in the seventh
ming opener and coasted to an easy
win. Gene Crumling was his catch
er.
Mike Quill, a highlander (the
losing pitcher), started for Lancast-
er, but was driven to the showers
in the second frame. Jack Mosser,
lefthander, relieved him, and Joe
Glane, also a southpaw, took over
in the fourth. Frank O'Neill was
behind the plate.
The Red Roses took a one-run
lead in the top half of the second
when Astbury doubled and Kitsos
drove him home with another two
Dagger The Owls, however, went
on a batting rampage in the bottom
half and drove Quill to the showers
with five-hit barrage, which, coup
led with three walks, an error and
a wild pitch, produced six runs.
HiXson's single, plus a sacrifice,
walk and another error gave the
Owls another run in the third.
Lancaster picked up their final
two runs in the fourth, on single.
a double and the Owls only error
of the game. The Owls, however,
kept pouring it on, going ahead 10
3 in the bottom half of the fourth,
in one of the most unusual innings
| have ever seen.
With only one run scored, and with
two out, Chaser on second, Keller
on first, and Hixson at bat, Glane
cut loose with three successive wild
pitches that drove in CHASER and
Keller with the second and third
runs of the inning. Hixson then
struck out.
The Owls added two more in the
fifth on four hits, and then picked
up their 18th and final run in the
sixth on two more hits and an err
ror.
In the hit column, Chaser had /
for 2, Kelly l for 2, Keller 2 for 2,
Heinbaugh for 4, Hixson 2 for 4,
Harbaugh 1 for 3, Crumling 2 for 2
and Wheaton 8 for 4; and in the
RBI column, Harbaugh had l, Kel-
Ter 2, Wheaton 2, Chaser and KEEL
ly q The other five runs came as
the result of errors and wild pitches.
Summary: Lancaster, 3R. OH. Sc.
LOB 6; Hagerstown, 13R. 18Th. 1E.
LOB 6.
Second Game
The Red Roses turned the tables
on the Owls in the nine-inning sec
ond game, knocking George Bird, the
starting and losing pitcher, out of
the box in the first frame. Hidden
relieved him and Picke1l took over
in the eighth. Crumling was again
behind the plate.
Yasinski, the starting and win
ming pitcher for Lancaster, was
knocked out of the box in the sixth,
when the Owls came up with four
OF their six runs, and Mosser went
the rest of the way. Elkins was
behind the plate.
The game was won in the top half
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-08-18
LANCASTER HERE
(Tuesday, August 16l

Lancaster came in for four-game
series on Tuesday A double head
er was played on Tuesday night,
with The Owls winning the first
game, 10 to 3, and dropping the
second, II to 6.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-08-18

Probably one out of every four
Swiss knows how to ski
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-08-18

The first strike in recorded his
tory was that of the plebeians (com-
mon people, against the patricians
in Ancient Rome, about 494 B. C.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-08-18
BEHIND
HOME PLATE
BY DOUG STEWART

llG llCWS tAldL JAAC NgW10 R4Ob-
ably playing their last season in
Hagerstown (see editorial on front
page) was certainly hard to take,
but I am still hoping that something
will develop that will keep them
in Hagerstown.
The news will be a particularly
hard pill to swallow for the three
or four hundred faithful fans, who
have regularly supported the club
in fair weather, or foul, but they.
no doubt, like myself, have seen the
writing on the wall for long time.
1t doesn't take much figuring to
know that Mr.. Sterling is taking an
awful financial licking this year
he didn't do much more than break
even last year either - and since
baseball is a business with him, not
hobby, he can't be blamed for trv-
ing to make a move that will put
him back in the black aagin.
Hal Keller, who had been out of
the lineup for over week with an
injured back, got back into action
on Monday night and quickly made
his presence felt. On Monday night
he got two doubles out of four times
at bat and drove in three runs. and
IN Tuesday nights first game he
got two for four and drove in two
more runs, while in the second game
he had one for three, with one run
driven in, to bring his total RIBS
to "a.
Many fans have asked me what
the umpire's official ruling was on
that play last Friday night in the
game with York, when Chaser was
called out in rundown between
first and second, although the ball
was actually thrown into left field
The official ruling was that Chaser
had run out of the base path in Or
der to avoid being tagged, and so
was automatically out.
When the Owls took the double
header from the league-leading AL
lentown Cards on Sunday, it mark
ed the first time that they had won
a double header this season. The
nearest they had come to it prior
to that, and with the same team, was
back on May Is when the Owls W. n
the first game 80 and tied the sec
ond game SIS, when it was called
at the end of the ninth inning on
account of the Interstate League
Sunday law incidentally, that was
the game that was played off here
on Monday night, and the Owls won
it.
Here are the scores of the Owls
double headers this season:
May Is
Hagerstown 8, 5; Allentown 2,
June 20
Hagerstown 4, 6; Harrisburg 0,
June 20
Hagerstown 7, 8; Allentown 8,
July
Hagerstown l, L; York II, IL
July IL
Hagerstown 2, 6; Lancaster 1, 7
July 16
Hagerstown 8, 2; Wilmington l,
July 10
Hagerstown 0, 2; Trenton 6, 0
July 81
Hagerstown 7, IL; sunbury 10,
August l
Hagerstown 2, 4; Sunbury 8, 2
August
Hagerstown 4, 6; Harrisburg 2, ii
August IA
Hagerstown 2, 4; Allentown 0,
Away
May
Hagerstown 8, 7; Lancaster 9, 5
May %
Hagerstown 4, 2; Sunbury 8, 4
May 81
Hagerstown 2, 7; York II, 3
June IL
Hagerstown 2, s.; Allentown 8, 10
July IS
Hagerstown 2, 2; Trenton 8, 8
July "a
Hagerstown 0, l.; Wilmington 4, 4
July Is
Hagerstown Z, 8; Harrisburg 0, 10
August
Hagerstown 6, l; Allentown 8, 2
August 9
Hagerstown 7, 2; Harrisburg 8,
A meeting of the "Y" County
Softball League will be held at the
Y.MC.A. on Monday night at TOO
o'clock
The managers of all the clubs in
the league are urged to be present,
Evening star., 1949-09-13
ApARrMrkrs WANTED

HNy5HkD or unfurnished, by Govt
emp. sober, settled lady; BED
iC4uT room. kitchen and bath. BOZ
QUIET COUPLE with girl in jr. high,
desires small, furn. or unfurn. apt
By Oct. l; prefer NV. DU. I127'
UNFURN. eficiency apt, Dupont Cir.
vic, Oct l or earlier; settled young
businesswoman; will redecorate. DE.
$500 or co. 2179 ewes. 10.
MATURE Georgetown. graduate stu
dept, wife expecting baby November,
SEEKS furn. or unfurn: apt: ITO to SSs SSs'
soa sSosealsa ssss. he'Sn00fA''0 70:
SMALL. quiet family needs 2-bedrm.
apt, accessible to No. 40 streetcar;
max $50. HU. 1868 ewes. IA
MUST HAVE SMALL furnished apart,
ment. private bath. Max 500; can
yoGNG s5tsS g. EMpLcYEp hRf aSSE MAN desires
sefsi: sefo;0 reas as. b Box &c &c. star. 49,
WANT UNFURN. modern apt; NV
location; 3 rms, kit. and bath; 1or
doctor and father. DE, s3Ss. l3'
UNFURNIsHED EFFICIENCY or one
bedroom apt. ArlinKSon Perma5nte1Tt 5tsT
Soy G.yernment empl0'e Dun 1s:
LAWYER desires 2 or 3 bedrm. house
or apt, NV. Chevy Chase or silver
Spring, SIO0-S135. overlook 5l:4'
BACHELOR, perm. prof Govt. de
sires small mod. apt. NV. apt. bldg
Best refs. WO. 6243. To-
DESIRES BACHELOR APT. nr. Capt.
tol. Senate Bldg. employe. Call TE
FURN. OR UNFURN. studio or l
bedrm. apt NV. section, pvt. bath.
Box 155-B, Star.
NR. BETHESDA AREA, a small furn.
apt. for 2. Box l57-B, Star. -1b
URGENT 1-bedrm. unfurn. apt, en-
I. TU. S9l3 after 4:3O pm. -15
YOUNG EMP. COUPLE desires 2-3
rm. furn. apt, pvt. bath. NV. sect,
max. $55-S60. TU. 1880. -13
ARMY COLONEL. wife and mother
need unfurn. 9 or 3 bedrm., 2-bath
apt. NV. or Va; $3.50 max. IE'
BACHELOR ATToRNEY-Perm. Army
duty; cottage or attrae; S, apt spn+osa with
RE. 600, Ext. 7596s or TIE. 4944.
AIR FORCE COLONEL and wife de-
sire unfurnished apt, NV. area;
minimum 2 bedrms.; old-type apt.
bldg. with larse rooms preferred.
mum. Phone co. $3.50. IA
LANDLoRDs-No charge for refer
irg your house or apartment 1or
rent to Capital Transit employees
who need family housing. Just phone
MI. 1858 weekdays, $50 to 8. and1
say "I want to list some housins." "
APT. OR HOUSE. furn. or unfurn;
or Gk' asss, MRS. sToNER. Ia
PERMANENT WASHINGTON couple
desire nice -two-bedroom apartment
Unfurnished. Must be In well ap-
3t9tst gSintsd building Gi ow soHa ss4 Location fb
SINGLE MAN. 1 room, kitchen. bath
apartment, furnished or unfurnish-
ed. in NV. BOX 76-c, Star 15'
wANTED-clean. efficiency, apart
ment, NV. will sublet if neces-
sary. Can give references. DE.
VETERAN. WIFE. 3 CHILDREN: %;
I'D desire 2-bedroom furnished
apt; BY OCT. Isl 1st. $50 per mo. tops
YoNNG SaI MA MARRIED CoUPLE. college
graduates. desire house. l or bed
room unfurnished apartment. in sill
yer Spring, College Park or BladenS-
burg, Md. area. Answer, j. A. CAL
LaHAT' 1,,aE. Ma y w. Madison St. is. Sa!t'-
WipoWER mGse Vi N1i Wishes e-bedrm. apt, in
family tdauehter and child 8 yrs.
old. Call CO. 3706. -16
TWO OR THREE-BEDRM. APT, un-
S10O-S125 per mo-: conv. to schools
and bus. RE. $500, Ext, 2, before
coIoRRPLcoUPLE, DO P;@ I child. desire
nished. ts' FR. soss. - 1 is.
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Silver Spring-13,O00

sH. 5555 OR sH. 1915. CALL PM.
-15
Evening star., 1949-09-13
HoUsEs FOR sALE-seuthes,,

'OOS6S 6SN S|6s SVotuU0ss
ANACOsTIA, near 22nd and Good
Hope I'd. s.e.-Prewar built semidst
corner brick 9 rooms eo1 TIED lI,a bath; /;
REALTY INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd.
Sc, TR. 44OOs VI. 5976. -13
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-Bendix wash
er goes with this modern, 5-rm.,
semidet. brk:. rec. rm., lge; closets;
gas &C. heat, screened porch. fenced
back yard; under $4,000 on terms.
AMNENBERG REALTY CO., FIR.
FAIRFAX VILLAGE, q block OF Ala
bama ave. s.e.-Semidetached brick,
rooms, tiled bath, gas h.-w.h.,
daylight basement; $4,000: s So; I;
900 first trust at ~; HARTMAN
Sc. TR. 44o0. VI. 1915.
FOREST HEIGHTS, lo2 Huron drive.
Asbestos shingle bungalow. 3 rms.
tiled bath. 2 finished attic rooms
s1o.45O. HARTMAN REALTY, INC;
I345 Good Hope rd. sc. TR. 400
FORT DUPONT PARK-owner, leav-
ing town, will accept S1,500 down
on this modern 6-rm., tile bath,
semidet. brick home, equipped kit,
full basement, oil heat; near schools
and transp. Price, S11, $50: monthly
CAMPANELLA d WOOD. Elk. Alb;
ewes, TW. 1910. 10
HILLCREST AREA-New 6-rm. Dutch
Colonial. " baths; lovely design In
conv. located OF Branch ave. Price,
Sl7,5OO TW. 0467 ewes. @. G.
sRfck sAEk s2x sPxx16f1AcsEp bTi Stsi ,s-bedroom
house: nice fenced rear yard; vic: Of
Ala. and Nichols aves Sc. $500
down. MITCHELL QUICK. 81. 773l !:
Ewes, Mr.. Sheppard, CHI. 1857.
NEAR 18th AND n sTs.-Colonial
tapestry brick, fne condition; 8
rms, 2 baths, full bsmt;, oil h.
sasn standlns NsH ssiu. '1easse toasy H. A. RAN an
DOLPH. RE. 2137. TR. 1855.
73S 10th ST. SEA snug frame
home. with side alley; conv; to
YAM Tn. f.Ts ard taa bash . ssnesi MooRE
HILL CO.. ME. 400. -l3
vETEKANs-see our Naylor Gardens
pkuRY 81 HnaeE RExEf GG2D c6Rp 5Rfs II 11iss 11iiss
Mr.. EASTERN HIGH and Gallingerr;
lse: 8 rms. row brk.; baths OIL 81
On awa easy ps1 terms saNNENsnko an HnER REsG
1900 BLOCK G ST.-7-rm. brick
home, 3 bedrms.. . baths. equipped
kit, full basement. 3 porches, ga
rage; very convenient neighborhood.
Low down payment. Call Mr.. Stover
CAMPANELLA & WOOD, Elk 4113;
ewes, TW. 1910. -16
$3.50 CASH will move you into thii
6-rm. det house on Seat Pleasant
bus line. mr.. schools and shoppirlg
only S7.650. ANNENBERG REALTY
| CO., FIR 1857 till .. Ii
S4G5 v ST. S.E.-New det.:- 8 rms
and bath. liv. rm. with fireplace
| full bsmt.. gas .. G.; lot 60x100;
! priced to sell: terms. Call BuSADA
44I5 Southern ave. Sc, HI 4S4S
Evening star., 1949-09-13
HOUSES FURNISHED

FIELD STONE in Bellehaven with fine
House in beautiful condition. Fur
nished with exquisite taste. Hall,
liv. rm., din. rm.. den, lavatory,
sspsTz BATHS snd msd s eam0nsS f sad sas 9fdrms sc
rm.. garage. $3.50 mo. / to 2 yr.
lease. Require refs. and careful
adult tenants. Mrs. Finn, sANDoz'
= DG BEpRMs.-Nicely furnished, ay-
per month. Years lease required.
ARTHUR CARR AGENCY, AP. 1928.
s-BEDRooM BRICK. detached home,
in convenient North ArlinRton loea-
L1AMs REALTY CO. 2so6 wilson
FURNISHED HOME-2-story brick of
) rms, bath, and att. gar; excellent
and Mass. ave. extended. Shopping
center; avail. now on yearly lease;
SIa5 mo. R. p. RIPLEY, Realtor,
3 BEDRMs.. 11a baths, in Arlington.
n9 pref f'nsSs So mo ae.nsS I'll esses Ssss OF en0
CHEVY CHASE = Large furnished.
newly decorated, 4-bedrm. house and
maids quarters, ga baths, reception
hall, living fm. with fireplace. din
rage. large lot with trees, 3725
Conn. Ave, Shopping center. House
open Tuesday and Wednesday.-14
PARKWAY HILLS-Near Mass: ave.
ext. and Macarthur blvd. $3.50 per
mo. Modern bupealow with nice
lot. 2 bedrooms, bath, living dining
basement, automatic heat. PHIL
1912 18th st. NV, ST. 24O0.
WISCONSIN AVE. near. Macomb St
Ps1 bs and ams, attic ssesPti0p b.ths hs aase lte
h.-w.h.; pvt. drive and garage.
Completely furn;, including piano,
siee. washer and etc. By OWNER
nR1cx SGf l4SI1 Sipr sts6 a6p, ,ars. cor mi5 lot:
rms, gar, fireplace in liv. and rec.
rms. auto. gas heat. screened porch
Bendix; avail. until June at ceiling
price, comp. furn. cH. s211 eyes
ARLINGTON. No. Brandywine st.. nr.
Glebe and Lee hwy; nicely furn.
home, containing B rms, bath; lge.
and transp;; S11O mo. LINKINs
,co;' & lsIS \ St; ny: DI. s6ss; Id
" on 10th st.-Lease at $275, my
fully furnished home. including baby
grandi beautiful private neighbor-
hood; b bedrooms. sleeping porch, 8
baths, finished basement includes
maids room. pvt; lavatory, shower;
es stesn hess: opA approvsi FaFsfs sai
plus is per cent, but will lease to
eccupsney. rent starts October /
, Hiesss phons Randolph 1171. l4'