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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-08-31

former Hagerstown pitcher, reliev-
ed him and was charged with all
three of the Braves runs. Young
was behind the plate.
The Cards took four-run lead in
the second. Marolewski, the first
man up, singled to left but was
forced at second by Swederske.
Killinger walked and Kopenhaver
grounded to linn, who booted the
ball for the first error of the inning
and the bases were loaded. Young
grounded to Lind, who let the ball
go through him and Swederske and
Killinger scored on the error, with
Kopenhaver going to third and
Young held first. Then when Lind
took the relay and threw wild to
the plate for his second error on
the play, Kopenhaver scored and
Young went to second. Umberger
flied to center for the second out,
but Kelchner singled to right scor-
ing Young. Joyner then grounded
out to retire the side.
1t was 60 Allentown in the third.
Van Heuit opened the inning with
a home run high over the score
board in leftfeld. Marolewski fol-
lowed with a single to center and
Swederske beat out a bunt along
the third baseline, with Marolewski
stopping at second. Killinger then
forced Swederske at second, with
Marolewski moving to third on the
play Kopenhaver forced Killinger
at second, with Marolewski scoring
on the play and when linn made a
wild throw to first Kopenhaver went
all the way to second on the error.
Young grounded to Higham who
threw to Harbaugh in plenty of
time to get the runner. but Har-
baugh dropped the ball and Kopen-
haver moved to third and Young
was safe at first on the error. Hig-
ham then struck out Urnberger to
retire the side.
It was 80 Allentown in the fifth
when, with two out, Kopenhaver
walked and Young hit one over the
centerfeld wall
The Braves first run came in the
bottom half of the fifth with Major
pitching. linn, the first man up,
walked and went to second while
Lind was grounding out and then
moved to third while Levan was
doing the same thing. Burgett walk
ed and then with Glunt at bat, Ma
jor uncorked a wild pitch scoring
linn and sending Burgett to sec
ond. Glunt grounded out to retire
the side.
Their second run came in the
sixth. Tedesco got cheap double
when Jayner lost his high fly in the
sun and he went to third while Fer
rel was grounding out, from where
he scored on Harbaugh's infeld sin
gle. Allen then grounded out and
linn walked, but Lind flied to CEN
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Keeping Up With The Braves
By Doug Stewart

But Glunt was left stranded on Sec
ond when Harbaugh grounded out
to retire the side Lancaster went
ahead again 80 in the sixth. Wade
opened the inning with a triple to
the flag pole in centerfeld, but was
held on third while Pflasterer was
being thrown out, short to first, but
he scored easily after the catch when
Glica flied out to center. Bareford
ended the inning by grounding to
Reardon, who threw him out at first.
Hagerstown had a golden oppor-
tunity in the top half of the seventh
but couldn't cash in on it. With one
away Harbaugh doubled to right.
Terrell drew a walk and Anderson
went in to run for him. Reardon
was up next and he popped up to
short but linn came through with
a single to short left, but Harbaugh
had to hold up at third and the bases
were loaded. The rally ended when
Lind popped up to short for the
third out.
The Red Roses got two insur-
ance runs in the bottom half Wal
lis opened the inning with a three
Dagger to center and scored on a
single to right by Louis Peters
then sacrificed Louis to second and
he went to third on Walkers hit to
short left. Jones then laid down a
bunt along the third baseline and
Tedesco, after holding Louis at
third, threw to first, but the throw
was late and Jones got credit for an
infield hit, filling the bases. Wade
then grounded out to Harbaugh with
Louis scoring on the play Plaster
er also grounded to Harbaugh to
end the inning.
Hagerstown had another chance
to get back in the game in the ninth
when, with two out, Pottenger, who
went in to catch in the seventh, sin
gled to right and went to third on
Reardon's double to left but linn
grounded out short to first to end
the game.
Summary: Lancaster 5R. 11H. 0E.
7 Left; Hagerstown Or. OH. 1E. 8
Left.
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Double PLAYS
AT LANCASTER
"wednesday, August 23)

The Braves ran their winning
streak to eight games on Wednesday
night when they took the first game
of double-header from Lancaster
by score of to 2, bur they lost
the second one, the score being 5 to
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-08-31
HARRISBURG HERE
Thursday, August 24)

In a free hitting, free scoring
game, Harrisburg took the first of
their two-game series with the
Braves on Thursday night by a
score of 10 to 9.
Anderson started for Hagerstown
but was hit hard and was relieved by
Byers (the losing pitcher in the
third. He in turn was yanked out
in the 9th and Reardon went the
rest of the way. Terrell and Pot
tenger divided the catching chores.
Hildebrand started for the Sen
ators, but was knocked out in the
fifth and Lawson (the winning
pitcher) took over with Frebel
coming in in the ninth. Filkins was
behind the plate.
Harrisburg scored the first run of
the game in the top half of the
first when, with two out, Finn sin
gled, stole second and scored on
Links single. They picked up two
more in the second on home runs by
Filkins and Bell and they made it
so in the top half of the third. Cox,
the first man up, doubled to left and
at that point Manager Dorman took
Anderson out and sent Byers to the
mound. Finn, the first man to face
him, got cheap hit on ball that
Tedesco should have folded, with
Cox stopping at third. Links went
down swinging for the first out and
Carrow grounded out second to first,
with Cox scoring on the play and
Finn moving to second, from where
he scored on Filkins' single to left.
Bobzean flied to center for the third
out.
The Braves got right back in the
game in the bottom half of the third
inning when they picked up four
runs. With one away, Byers got a
base on balls and went to third on
Zinn's double. Lind followed with
single to center, scoring Byers and
linn, and Levan came right behind
him with four Dagger over the
leftfield wall scoring Lind ahead of
him. Burgett got the second walk
of the inning, but the rally died
when Glunt hit into double play.
Hagerstown tied it up in the fifth.
With one away Levan beat out a hit
to second. Burgett skied out to
center, but Glunt got a single to
left with Levan stopping at second.
Tedesco beat out hit to Broukal at
second, sending Levan to third and
when Broukal threw the ball away
trying to get Tedesco at first, Levan
scored on the error. That was all
for Hildebrand and Lawson went to
the mound and retired the side on
Harbaugh's fly to center
The Senators made it 6-5 in the
seventh when Cox tripled to the
flag pole in centerfield and scored
on Links double. They came right
back in the top half of the eighth
to score four more and it all hap
pened after two were out. After
Byers had got Bobzean on third
called strike and Bell on fly to
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HARRISBURG HERE
FRIDAY, August 25l

The Harrisburg Senators swept the
two-game series with the Braves,
winning the second game on Friday
night by score of 8 to 2.
Dick Shellenback, the losing
pitcher, started, but was taken out
in the seventh for pinch hitter and
Bradford went the rest of the way.
Pottenger was behind the plate.
Although Shellenback lost the
game he gave a fine exhibition of
pitching, but it was obvious along
about the end of the fifth inning that
he was getting tired. During the
seven innings that he pitched he
struck out II men, getting 3 in the
first, l in the second, 2 in the third,
in the fourth, in the fifth and
in the seventh. He also walked 4,
gave up 7 hits and all three of the
Harrisburg runs. Bradford shut
the Senators out in the two innings
that he was on the mound.
Deeds went the route for Har-
risburg to chalk UP his eleventh win,
he has lost ten. He struck out 5
and walked 5. Filkins was his
catcher.
Harrisburg took one-run lead in
the top half of the first Broukal
opened the inning with double to
center and scored on Cox's three
Dagger, also to center. Shellenback
then struck out Finn and Links and,
after walking Carrow, he struck
out Filkins to retire the side.
Hagerstown tied it up in the bot
tom half of the second. Glunt,
the first man up, grounded out sec
ond to first. Tedesco walked and
then, with the hit and run on, he
scored on Pottenger's double to cen
ter. Harbaugh grounded out second
to first for the second out and She'll
enback ended the inning by ground
ing out third to first
The Braves took one-run lead
in the third. linn, he first man
up, beat out a hit to short and Lind
sacrificed him to second, from where
he scored on Levan's single to left,
with Levan taking second on the
throw to the plate. But Burgett
then popped up to first and Glunt
flied out to center.
Shellenback gave a beautiful ex-
hibition of pitching in the top half
of the fourth. Filkins, the first man
up, grounded to Tedsco at third, who
made wild throw to first and Fill
kins went all the way to second on
the error. Bobzean then grounded
to linn at second who pegged the
ball to third in plenty of time to
get Filkins, but Tedesco failed to
cover the bag in time and both run
ners were safe on the fielder's
choice. But Shellenback refused
to get ratified and struck out Bell
and Deeds and then retired the
side when Broukal forced Bobzean
at second.
Harrisburg tied it up in the top
half of the fifth. Cox, the first man
up, lined to Harbaugh at first and
Finn struck out, but Links walked
and scored on Carrow's long double
to left. Filkins grounded out sec
ond to first to end the inning.
The winning run came in the top
half of the sixth. Bobzean, the first
man up, walked, but Bell made the
first out when he flied to right.
Deeds was up next and he sacrificed
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-08-31

Errors: Marolewski, Glunt, Levan,
Osteen 2. RIBS: Terrell, Sweder-
ski 2, Levan. Two-base hits: Fer
rell, Joyner, Van Heuitt, linn,
Kelchner, Pottenger. Stolen base:
Koppenhaver. Sacrifices: Lind 2,
Burgett, Bennett, linn. Double
plays: Koppenhaver to Kelchner
to Marolewski, Glunt to Harbaugh,
Tedesco to linn to Harbaugh. Left
on base: Allentown 8, Hagerstown
Is. Base on balls, Off Bennett 8, off
Gregory 7. Struck out: By Bennett
6, by Gregory l. Unnpires: Emil and
Sims. Time Of game: 2 hrs 20 min.
Attendance: LILO, including 1853
ladies.
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x. two out when winning run scor-
ed.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-08-31

Inc Braves ran their winning
streak to eight games on Wednesday
night when they took the first game
of a double-header from Lancaster
by a score of 6 to 2, bur they lost
the second one, the score being 5 to
2.
First Game
Pete Perrin went the route for
Hagerstown in the seven-inning
first game and shut the Red Roses
out in all but the sixth inning, when
they scored both their runs. Bob
Pottenger was his catcher.
Anderson (the losing pitcher
started for Lancaster but was taken
out for a pinch hitter in the bot
tom half of the fifth and Privette
pitched the last two innings. Ell
kins was behind the plate.
Hagerstown scored three runs in
the second frame and was never
headed, and then they picked up
another three in the sixth. Pot
tenger, Harbaugh, Perrin and linn
each got an RBI and the other two
were driven in by Burgett. AL
though the Braves had eleven hits,
1 Bob Pottenger got the only extra
base blow, two-bagger linn led
the batting attack with three for
four, and Burgett, Glunt and Har-
baugh each had two for four. The
other hit came off the bats of Lind.
Pfasterer drove in both of Lam
casters runs in the sixth frame with
a three-bagger Git was his second
triple of the game).
Summary: Lancaster Or. GIL. 4E.
6 Left; Hagerstown CIR. 11H. 0E.
Left
Second Game
Joe Reardon went the distance in
the nine-inning second game and
was touched for eleven hits, includ-
ing double and two triples. He
struck out one and walked one.
Farrell and Pottenger divided the
catching chores
Peters went all the way for the
Red Roses and shut the Braves out
in all but the fourth inning when
they scored both their runs. Bare
ford was behind the plate
Lancaster took a one-run lead in
the first. Walker, the first man up,
got base on balls. Jones hit a
slow roller down the third baseline
and beat it out for a hit. Walker,
who was off. the crack of the bat,
kept going when he saw Tedesco
make the throw to first and he went
all the way to third. Wade took a
third called strike for the first out
and Pfasterer grounded out, Ted
esco to Harbaugh, with Walker scor-
ing on the play. Glica went out Sec
ond to first to retire the side.
It was 20 Lancaster in the second.
Bareford the first man up, grounded
to Lind who made a wild throw to
first and Bareford went all the way
to second on the error Wallis flied
to deep center and Bareford easily
went to third after the catch, from
whre he scored on Louis double to
center, but Peters and Walker both
flied out to end the inning.
The Braves tied it up in the
fourth. linn opened the inning
with single to center and Levan
struck out. Burgett singled to left,
with Lind stopping at second and
Glunt followed with double to left,
scoring Lind and sending Burgett
to third, from where he scored af-
ter the catch when Tedesco flied out.
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INTERSTATE
LEAGUE STANDINGS
Postponed Games
Through Tuesday,

Postponed Games
August 11-Sunbury at Sunbury.
This game will be played here to-
night Thursday as part of a
double-header.
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The Weeks Schedule

Tonight Thursday Sunbury
here for a double-header. Game
time $50.
Tomorrow night-Sunbury here.
Game time 8:15.
Saturday night-York here. Game
time 900 o'clock. This will be the
last ladies night of the season.
Sunday afternoon = York here.
Game time 200 o'clock.
Monday, Labor Day - Double
header at York. These two games
will wind up the regular season.
Double Plays
Through Tuesday night, with 1870
games played, the Braves had COM
pleted 1913 double plays-75 at home
and SO on the road
Now let's review the games of the
past week:
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FARMS FOR SALE

4 PRODUCTIVE FARM for sl3, 600,
on Route II. Fauduier Co. Va. %
acres. all cultivated. fenced, with
Satsr now opsIst.a ;,n ,as,, 49, asiry yd r. n,,f
bldgs.: 55 mi. from I. G. 1000
GAINES, AL. 0:4s; residence. TIE.
0014, for appt. IL
81 ACRES. 5;rm. house, gas pumps:
Route 5: 50 1850. terms. HI foae.
hftet s, Mr.. Wood. Ii, 3-3sab.
sTROrT's FAKM CA1ALOG FRn,
RI 'LrY ti-A woodward Bldz..
Wsshinrtor Hstropoltap 7b4s.
GOING DAIRY Farm in Prince Will
Lam COUNTY virsiniss,; ,: miiss
baths kitchen 2s stan dairy barn
with silo and milk house; COW barn
and hay barracks; other necessary
outbuildtngs: can be bought with
priced right; nrst time 1ffersd. r q
MALCOLM, Exclusive Realtor, ow.
WI ARE GLAD to snnounc. tina, Mr.,
Melvin P. Smith Is nov eonneetsd
and will be giad to see anyone that
wants 10 buy, sell or rent farm In
Fairfax or Loudoun Co. and onertnG
for sale this llq-acre dairy farm,
s-room house with bath: in good
condition; 24-cow barn. new dairy
equipment except milking machines.
now shipp.ns milk to D. C.; located
on u, s. 80. mi. vest OF Chantilly.
90 now milking, balance will freshen
soon; price. $4,000 for everythins:
can be bought on very reasonable
terms; take back trust for the bal
ance.- Fcr inspection call Herndon
3-0-J-2; after pm, KE. 3-sssI,
or stop at our once at Chantilly on
U s. So, s mi west Of Fairfax.
FAIRFAX Il LOUDoUN REALTY,
INC: 10
$4,000. Howard Co. S-room houss
on nill with 20 lovely acres, 2
springs, nice stream. thru center
Of property. some woodland; balsree
In grSzinr sard.n. On good read
Montsomery County 100 fertil. acres
with three large streams, so acres
now plowed for corn, 40 acres OF
Erowing wheat balance in grazinS
and 10 acres OF woods. Priced vers
mutinE distance. Terms easy.
AZ acres stock or hog farm. Large
stream, Weil-fenced, buildtnGs In
GOOD repair; house very modern on
hill; large bedrooms. 2 sereensd
porches; immediate possession: com
muting distance good road
JOHN BURDOFT. Colesville. Nd,
h. ?. d. g. Silver Spring Nd. Can
Ashton, Nd. 3s4s. Ia
(cont,aued on Next Pase)
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Chevy Chase Circle
NEW IISTING-S2S5 500

In That desirable part of Md. lust
across the District line. Convenient
to Blessed Sacrament and bus ter
minal. A well built brick with slate
roof, center-hall plan: living rm.
with adjacent screened porch: ex-
cellent dining rm.: breakfast nook;
1st-foor lavatory; modern kit with
dishwa sher; second floor has 3
bedrms. and . baths; paneled rec
Lear attached garage; nice lot; in
excellent condition. Owner has pur-
chased larger home. To inspect, call
JAMES e. SCHWAB. OR. $500, after
B pm; call 81. 2515 or WO. 140S
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

ROW BRICK-Rented at approx.
MiIToN ITe + RUPERT. PERT I:TIo 15Ii < sSsh. st.
NV. DI. 5ol5; ewes, EN-. 54o7.
APT. HOUSE DEVELOPMENT, con-
tanning so, :2rm. kitchen and bath
apts.. beautifully located; lust of
cesrSoGse s slyd near ATn15en eqHa ppce
Call Mr.. Franklin, WEAVER BROS.
Washington Bldg, DI. $500; ewes,
18th h' 81. sfo1 N.w.-store, showing ios
net: same tenant for 15 years:
s45.ooo. terms. Nj. MeassIl; pI.
ioIS; eyes, ST, 2s4s. VIM, H.
e-APT. HousF. NV. sec; $ and s
rente l. ST. O0u cash REQ. sH. 4a3s.
ARLINGTON, yA.-3s-unit. garden
type apt. bldg; annual gross,
Sal .460: best loc,; ali de luxe equip:
tiled bath hreproof construct, rated
AAA "A io soandpToo cork 4oTi DaEe Fe-
please consult THE BRANT COM
PANY, 1884 Wilson. Gil. 42l6. OK.
NEARBY VIRGINIA HOTEL. restau-
rant; finest mod. brick construction,
just q, few minutes to downtown;
very very busy eommsrcisl miner j., boo ISe;' nov nov
suit Mr.. Caney. THE BRANT CON-
PANY, 1884 Wilson, GL. 421e. OK.
FoGR.FAMILY 15RAI BRICK DUPLEx.
Conv. ne. section. Four l-bedrm.
apts.. indy. gas.heatins units; deep
0fissS RAsDoLPH. e'iPi RI Rl. i sis7. n n.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR REM

10th AND + STS. NW-Approx
l.oou 50. It. in Ice. downtown "no
comm. bids; concrete fs, pass, and
trEt. eleys.; excellent for light manu-
featuring, etc. Apply LEO NJ
BERNSTEIN L CO, Realtors, 14l5
K 81. NV. NE 800.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

New listing between the country clubs.
reighborhood. Convenient to schools
and transp. Liv. rm., din rm., kit,
powder rm. on 1st floor; 3 bedrms
and 2 baths End a.; stairs to attic:
full bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.; immaculate
cond Moderately, priced at S24 $50.
eAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC, WI 1920.
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J, SUBURBAN SALIVA. tcen,
MCLEAN

2-bedroom frame in excellent condi-
ton in high, dry, completely fenced
"a scre; recreation rm.. outdoor
fireplace, Diet. 2-car garage and
workshop; aluminium storm sash and
screen. Oil h.-w.h.. walking distance
to bus, stores and schools For
further information dial operator
and ask for Elmwood 1925 or 32";
VIM. H. Laughlin, Realtor
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FREE
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

K ST, NEAR CONN. AVE.
AND MEDICAL CENTER
@n-ft front commercial .t-story
RIDDELL REALTY co.
DI 1900.
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BUILDERS, ATTENTION

/ IL beautiful lots near Mass. ave. NV.
and District line. Sewer In property.
| Ideal for $1,000 homes. can finance.
Call Mr., Ewell. ewes. OR. 1913
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
/ Realtors, l4I5K St. NV. NE. b4oo,
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FARMS WANTED

CAL. FAMILY wishes to rent small
farm in nearby Nd or Rockville area.
near school and transp. Box 3i-D.
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HOME WITH INCOME
S9,25O

OS ,LCU
Expandable bungalow, lge. liv. rm.,
bedrm.. modern bath, full bsmt., on
l acre, lawn and shade trees,
garage. Beyond Silver Spring,
KENSINGTON REALTY CO., LO.
6-l10h: eyes. OIL 43S2 IL
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MORE THAN $500
l5-UNIT APT. NV.
STORES FOR RENT

WISCONSIN AVt.--Nr Sears store;
suitable for any business; reasonable
AuERBACH & CO, DI. 65ol; ewes.
AID 59O7. -l5
bet. l3th and l4th-Approx. ;5Ox5o
IT. $500 per mo. incl utils.. u
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkD

SILVER SPRING, $13,95O
Exceptionally fine bungalow, full din.
rm.; 3 bedrms. and large pine
panel.d den; stairway to unfinished
2nd A.; full bsmt. with outside en-
trance; We consider this an excep-
New brick Provincial with full din.
rm and kit. large enough for table
accommodating; powder room, 1s'
picture window overlooking wooded
area in hne neighbcrhood of better
homes. Price SIS, 300. includes buy
ers choice of decorating.
GRAHAM & co.
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BRICK CAPE COD
SILVER SPRING-$13,950
45-FT. RAMBLER

TUT 1. InN1DLCn
CHEVY CHASE-$18,950
A true Rambler with 3 bedrooms ano
. tiled baths Of the finest BRICK
construction; located Just outside
the District in a lovely setting of
Rock Creek Park A huge living room
25 ft.x15 #. with log burning fire.
place. A large equipped kitchen
with room for dinette set. An ex-.
ceptionally large utility room and
finished stairway to the attic makes
Other features include attached ga
rage, parquet floors, gas air condi-
tioning and splendid lot that over
looks the park. We have first trust
for veterans of $4,000 at 4fo, pay
able Ss4 446 per month: excellent
terms for others. Call Mr.. Russell
at GE. 1887. evenings. FREDERICK
w. BERENS SALES. INC. -l3
CLOSE IN
DET. BRICK COLONIAL
Lee. liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm.
and exceptional kit, 3 roomy bed
rms. bath upstairs: full basemt. with
grade entrance; many extras. Low
gown payment and you assume Gl
4@ financing; :. ACRE
Lge. older home in good cond., big
front porch, liv. rm., library, din.
rm kit. bedrm.. bath and laundry
rm. on 1st. A. 4 big rms. and bath
upstairs; det. garage; lots of tall
trees and flowers; S16.950: good
terms. For information, please call
Mr.. Burruss, HU. 1865 till 9.
DUNLOP, INC.
~
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CHEVY CHASE
NEW LISTING

Pull brick Colonial. center hall, 1st-
floor powder room, modern kit. 3
bedrms. and bath; porch; Bryant gas
furance: ready for occupancy; SOL
500. Call Mr.. Cowell, WO. 1866 or
81. 6456.
Marsteller, McCabe { Co.
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BETHESDA
BETHESDA
YOUR LAST MOVE

This house has everything you
dreamed of and for lower price
rm. 1st f., attached garage, COM
bination dish and clothes washer.
carpetad floors and corner lot Gail
Miss Minor. COX g. CO., 81. OTIS.
or WO 2S1S
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SUBURBAN sALE-Mp. tcsnt. ,

STL. sP.-Must be sold; bedrm,
issssio5i ssss L. o9.y S5s. $4,000 down. ssT.
looking frame home Of 2-bedroom
size: full bsmt.; gas heat; lot COX
no, provides wonderful garden
space: needs only 81 1850 cash. R. P.
RIPLEY. Realtor. 81. Gill. Open
s.BIDRooM BRICK BUNGALOW
Takoma Park; conveniently located
fa;Soo sexq; griesd s13.5oos n1 b.
4 cozY BUNGALOW of brick. near
the new shopping center and the
ater; 5 rooms and bath; extra bed
room upstairs; fireplace and oil hot
water heat; nice. shaded lot and
s,Rss6 s,Ray 70 schools fhHTehss aIpY .Re Re,oS hos
BRICK AND Stone HOME on Flower
ave, In Sill. Spg. A smart--lookins
property with 8 rooms and bath on
st soua oes essy tnf !. an mH5e spt FGSi Sss
sizable. family. OF smaller family
could have extra income by renting
part. Worth looking into seriously.
E. P. RIPLEY. Realtor, 81. 61lf.
BRICK BUNGALow-Pre-war. inn
place. full bsmt;, built-in gar. new
Just over D. C. line, "a blk. from
Takoms grade school and ouslire
priced for quick sale, $1,000 cash
reqd. Ewes. call WO. $500. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS. DI. 14l1.
$3.50 DOWN FOR G1s-Modern g.
yr-old bungalow, 9 twin-sized oed :
rms: level fenced lot. Near Four
Corners. Only $65 mo. W. z. BEERS,
SH. 4747, CO 9403. Ia
$3.50 DOWN, 81 MO. for veterans
5-rm. bungalow in heart of Sii. Spg. !:
basement, oil h.-w.h.; storm sash;
deep lot Vacant Redecorated.
OWNER, 81. 0610; ewes, IA. $500.
BUNGALOWS rms. g bedrms: y,
corner lot; full bsnt., oil INV h.,
Al cond; stairs TO attic; s12,50O.
W. z. BEERS. SH. 4747, co. 94O3.