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The Washington times., 1937-05-27

Ydnks' Doctor
Redssures
Recovery

NEW YORK, May 27.-Pos-
sibility of infections and sec.
ondary meningitis today plagued
Gordon Mickey Cochrane, De-
troit Tigers manager, confined to
St. Elizabeth's Hospital here with
a triple skull fracture.
Although Cochrane's condition
remains critical, he spent a quiet
night and showed slight improve
ment.
"Mr. COchrane's condition Is
slightly improved" said the lat
est bulletin issued by DR.. Robert
E. Walsh, New York Yankees
physician in charge of the case.
"SignS of cerebral conclusion
have diminished. The pos
sibility of infections and sec
Ondary meningitis Is still pres
ent."
X-rays showed Cochrane's skull
was broken in three places when
one of Irving Bump Hadley's
sweeping curves struck him on
the temple during a game at the
Yankee Stadium Tuesday.
Mrs. C0chrane Present
Mrs. Cochrane, who dashed here
by plane, was requested by the
Detroit manager to spend the
night at the hospital.
Il think he's going to get over
it," she observed.
DR.. Walsh and DR.. Byron Stookey,
a brain specialist. apparently were
in agreement with her on that
point.
DR.. Stookey gave assurance that
Mickey" will play ball again but
wouldn't say when. But when
this was put to DR.. Walsh, his
response was:
That's in the future. All
we're concerned with now is
saving his life"
Cy Perkins, Detroit coach, is
certain "Mickey's" playing days
are not ended. He predicted:
Hell be behind the plate
again. He's going to be all
right"
Hadley, badly broken up by the
accident, has made several trips
to the hospital, but because of
Cochrane's serious condition has
been unable to see the victim of
his pitch.
Worried Over Losing
Mrs. Cochrane said that when
she Visited the hospital last eve
ming Mickey" said I'VE lost to-
day"
Il answered yes" she ex.
planned. "He asked: Very bad
Typ I answered no."
Detroit lost, 10, to the Yanks.
Mrs. Cochrane said Mickey
told her:
81 lost sight of the ball about
three feet from the plate. 1
can't remember anything after
that"
Doctors expect Cochrane to
reach a crisis late tomorrow. They
admitted their draining Of the
spinal column -. revealed he ap.
parently had suffered from hemor-
rhageS,
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tents correctly, and derricked
Fischer. Harris was right because
Fischer admitted after the game
that he was firing rapidly, and
that his stuff was about gone.
Harris could not read what was
to happen in the ninth inning,
but of course, he soon found out
that he had been slightly mistaken
in his choice Of relief pitchers.
But for you grandstand man.
ayers, who's gonna relieve the re-
lief pitchers, when the relief pitch.
ers need relief?
Harris woul,: like to know.
The pitching staff simply has
collapsed after a better than aver
age start. Five complete games
were turned in by the pitchers be-
tween April 10, opening day and
May /. Only two Of these games
resulted in victories, but 1t is al
ways reassurirg when pitchers go
the limit.
Sour Indeed
Four consecutive compile t e
games opened the first Western
trip, and two of them resulted in
victories. Things then began to
go very sour indeed, and between
May 9 and this morning, we have
had just exactly three complete
games. DeShong pitched two OF
these and Newsom pitched one.
DeShong won his complete games.
Travis threw away NeWsom' S
game.
Since Fischer shut out Cleveland
in the rain on May %, four games
CONTINUED on Page AZ, Col. 81
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make up my mind to find out
who could get information or
the address of some of my cOus-
ins in Washington.
"In reading Of some Of the
wonderful people and fishes, I
came across a name that
sounded very familiar to me. It
might prove as improbable as
some Of the stories, but I'm 60
ing to take q chance.
Gam enclosing the clipping
which aroused my curiosity and
If it should happen that my
bunch is correct, will Mr.. John
F. StOwell, Washington, d. C.
please answer this and let me
know something of my people.
Very sincerely, Mrs. Mary Agnes
LOwrey, 6O2 North Church St.,
Lodi, CAL"
Stowell was momentarilJ
stunned when he received the let
ter, and then his face wreatheC
in a wide smile.
''Well, if it isn't from Cousin
Mary LOwrey," he calculated to
the StOwell family as they gath
cred to- learn the cause of his
excitement.
he continued:
"WiIl write her? I'll do
nothing of the sort! I'll wire
her a day letter this very min
ute and invite her on to visit
US in Washington this summer.
I couldn't be happier if I'd
have inherited a milliOn!"
And that's not a fish story
eitRaeFl
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Auto Racer Sets
Record in Trials

INDIANAPOLIS, May 81.
Starting position No. 10 in the an
nual 500-mile speedway auto race
belonged today to Jimmy Snyder
of Chicago, who qualified with a
record-breaking dash at 125.287
miles per hour.
Snyder and nine other pilots
qualified yesterday, bringing the
total of accredited starters to %.
Five more speedsters will be ad-
mitted for the Memorial Day
sped classic. -,-,,., ~.
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lBatted Tor Leo In seventh.
; BRtted for Cain In ninth.
WASHINGTON

Runs batted in-SeWeIl, Stone. Sim.
mons (2), Bluege, Berger, Hayes, Walker
90, BOnura. TWO-base hits--Piet. Rad
cliff. Simmons, Hayes, KreeVich, AppItng.
Lewis. BOnura (2). Three-base hits
Kuhel, Walker. Home run-Berger.
Bases on baIls-Off Lee, 4: off Fischer.
by Fischer, :; by Brown, 1. Double plays
-Bluege to Myer; Hayes to ApplinE to
Bonura. Hits-Off Lee, 8 in 8; off Cain.
1 in 2; off Brown, 2 in 2; off Fischer.
In =; off Appleton, 4 In 2.S. Winning
ton. Left on baseS-Chicago, 8; Wash.
lngton, .. Umpires-Owens. Ormsby. At.
taAaanea go = Time -ekAGa@O~3sea
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Major League Standings

sGames behind leader.
Yesterdays RESULTS
New York. 6; Cincinnati, 8.
Philadelphia. 6; Chicago, 1.
st, LnuiS, &; Boston, 4.
Brooklyn Mt Pittsburgh, rain.
TODAY'S GAMES
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at 81. LOutss
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Fish Yarn
ResurreCts
Cousin
By KIRK MILLER
Times Sports Editor


At the next meeting
Of the Hook, Line and
Sinker Club, a local
organization W h i c h
foregathers once each
month to swap fish
stories and otherwise
improve their imagi-
nations, Comrade Jack
Stowell is going to
have one to tell-that
he can prove.
It will have nothing to do
with the size of a prize catch,
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Back Came a Letter

That evening, she penned in a
delightful Spencerian mastered in
quite another era when good hand
writing was an accomplishment,
this note to John F. Stowell, care
Of Hook, Line and Sinker Club,
washington, D. c.:
"FOr nearly 10 years 1 have
been wondering, and trying to
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International League

Buffalo go. Of 900 OIL 8 O
Montreal. 2OO2 1000 x-8 IL o
Batteries-Harris, Jacobs and SAVING;
MyllykanEaS and Kles.
Jersey City. 0 o o 90 o Go 5 o
Newark -. 900 90 x-l 0
Batteries GableF and Klumppj
WsekaR end HeHshheEReA
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nor yet some deep sea rescue or
the discovery of a rare or there
&AGanA aa.ahnnnI &c ma nisannsn

nor yet some deep sea rescue or
the discovery of a rare or there
tofore unheard of specimen.
But it will have to do with the
location of long misplaced rela-
tive who traced herself back to
Cousin Jack through having read,
5000 miles across the country, Of
some of Stowell's fishing exploits,
as related by himself.
A True Story
And here are the narrowing de-
tails:
1t seems that an eager reporter
turned key hole detective at re-
cent meeting of the Hook, Line
and Sinke~ Club to make notes Of
some of the taller stories.
Jack Stowell, for Is years identi-
fled with various phases of sports
here, originally with the old Alloy
sius Athletic Club before either
his or my hair had thinned, had
the floor, and impressed the re-
porter with the very tallest fish
yarn of the evening, which ulti-
mately saw print in nationwide
Sunday supplement.
Out in Lodi, Cal, a lovely old
lady was browsing through her
Sunday paper and came across the
fish story accredited to a name
which to her sounded very familiar
and brought memories of relatives
of whom she had lost track years
ago.
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FISHING
ACCORDING to LEAK WGlton)

IsGGE W1It0R1
when about two miles up from the
bridge at the forks in the road, I
found excellent water, only one
other angler, and lots of tame
stocked brook trout that rose
greedily for my fly. I caught eight
fish in just short time and had
a fine time. If you go, don't forget
the Hazel River is plenty slippery
to wade, so take 1t easy.
The Washington times., 1937-05-27
GrMs Getting Poorest
Pitching In League
By FRANK BUCK" o'NE1LL

Just you would like know why the Grffs getting
their knocked down you would like to know why the club
seventh place. make the general statement that club
be anywhere else when the pitchers allow approximately
because included Carl Fschers victory Ceve
land in he rain on Nav o.
The Washington times., 1937-05-27

*Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chicago. 8; WASHINGTON. 5.
New York, I; Detroit, o.
Cleveland. &; Philadelphia. s.
Boston, Ii; st. Louis, Q.
TODAY'S GAMES
Chicago at WASHINGTON.
Detroit at New York,
st. Louis at Boston.
CleYeland at Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1937-12-01

VAR DEpARIMENT: OFFICE OF THE THE
Munitions Building, washington, D. e.
once until : pm. =. S; T. December ~.
1897 and then publicly opened for the
construction Of chapel and vault at Ar
lington National Cemetery. Va Plans
and specifications will be furnished upon
deposit OF certified check in the amount
OF $40 made payable to the Treasurer OF
the u s. Information at above address.
no.3O del .1.s1O,11
buildings Branch. Washington. p, G..
viii viii be publicly opened in this once at 10
AM. Dec. II. 1897. for the Cabinet and
Machine Shop exhaust ventilation system
al the extension to the Archives Building
drawings df any will be supplied free to
each contractor interested in submitting
a proposal. The above drawings and spe
cihca tons must be returned to this ONCE.
Specifications and drawings tf any will
not be furnished to contractors who have
consistently failed to submit proposals.
One set upon request. and when considered
in the interests of the Government. will
be furnished builders exchanges, chambers
of commerce or other ORGANIZATIONS who
will guarantee to make them available for
any subcontractor or material firm inter
ested, and to quantity surveyors. but this
privilege will be Withdrawn If the sets are
not returned after they have accomplished
their purpose. W. E. REYNOLDS, As
sistant Director OF Procurement. Public
Buildings Branch. no21, ,2ade1
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, November .:;. la37.--A public
sioners Of the District O Of Columbia 81 M C'o on Sep
tember 13 1887. in the matter of closing
streets and alleys and providing for certain
and the, said Commissioners being satisfied
as to the equity. justice ana advisability
the public interests and not detrimentai to (,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the said
provisions Of Public Act No 3O7, approved
December Is 1873, the street and alley
once OF the surveyor o. the District OF
Columbia and numbered as Map 3051. is
nt,ne3 nsre9y ordered rnS CLOSED same TO- take
title to the land comprised In said area so
closed to revert to the abuttine property
street and alley area hereby ordered closed
being be described as follows; Closing VALE
Avenue and 4end Street. NV closing uLM III
PLACE between both Street and 4Oth
Strest W1S W. closing WHITEHAyEN 1d,s PARK
and part of WHITEHAvEN PARKWAY be-
tween cen s5th 18th and 37th Streets NV; closing
Street NV; closing part OF WYOMING
AVENUE between Whitehayen Parkway
Street; closing 40th STREET NV. from
U!m street to approximately the center line
OF Vale Place: closing TUNLAW ROAD be-
tween Whitehayen Parkway and U Street
PEN PLACE south of Stree. NV: clos
Ing ALLEYS in Squares 1913. 1914. 1918
and 1919: and providing for alley dedica :
tlons IN squares 1914 and 1915" Any
and all parties interested must file objec-
tons to said closinRs in writing before the
said order shall become effective on Deem
Der 3I; 1887, as aforesaid and said street
ana alley area shall on and after said date
become closed in accordance with the pro-
VISIONS OF said act. MELVIN c. HAzEN
GEORGE E. ALLEN DAN l. SULTAN
commissioners OF the District of Colum-
Ola no23 At exSuGhoi
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

$500 CASH ABOVE FIRST TRUST OF
$500 for Virginia ave. Sc. 7-room, semi
detached brick; inst. h. W
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g. CO., MET 540O.
FOUR-STORY APARTMENT. EXCELLENT
location. so units, 100000 income; price
four and a half times the rental: low
rents. Call MR.. PRICE, Columbia 3436-J.
NEW BUILDING, LEASED TO REsPON-
SIBLE TENANT FOR 10 YRS. AT GROSS
$4,000 PERFECT INVESTMENT.
PAUL P. STONE, NORTH 7471.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY,
ST ,250-English type brick near Western
High School; rooms inclosed double
rear porches; gas heat refriseration,
garage. In fine condition. Will easily
rent to desirable tenant at SIS per
month.
s5O0-Four one-story stores. located in
Northwest section: group of four build :
ings, 1Sx40 it: three already leased,
one vacant. Annual income S@34O:
no heat or light to furnish. SHANNON
& LUCHS CO., 1905 st. NV. Ma
tional 2345.
NEAR LINCOLN PARKS ROOMS AND
bath. rental; $3.50 mo-; white tenant;
HARRY B. PITTS CO..
ON LEGATION ST. JUST WEST OF CONN.
ave.-Detached brick. 6 rooms and bath,
fsast aetsched e usy.ss At ssp One
"0nsh EbwARp S ps'G Z. srRoaEckER Rolai; fa1 l. CO..
1910 Vermont Ave. Met. 2713.
Ewes Cali clev 3e14.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

% ACRES IDEAL FOR HOUSING Prof.
ect Will cooperate with developer Easy
terms. 500 Ridge rd. Sc. Lincoln O736-J.
UNIQUELY LOCATED LOT. UPPER 18th
st. section. directly facing Rock Creek
Park, on quiet street surrounded by lovely
homes. Price reduced. MR.. HARRISON
Natl. 1903
HYATTSVILLE HILLS-WATER. SEWER.
gas. cleo; close to bus and school Price.
$3.50: $40 down, So q mo- ZANTZINGER
g. CO.. Greenwood 1919. Riyerdale, Md
RANDLE HIGHLANDS-S1, $50.
Wooded building site, all improvements:
] u blocks from Pa. ave. and new Catholic
church; adj. 1908 2Sth st. sc. Gail Mr.
Stebbin, Lincoln 6S04-J.
ADELBERT w. LEE.
1343 H st. NV Dist 1900
FAIRMONT HEIGHTS. S75 up: easy
terms help build District otto
COLORED-SMALL DOWN PAYMENT,
easy terms give you right to build in beau
tiful Roland Park. D. c. National 1859
for appointment
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AUCTION SALES.
THos. J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers,

THos. J. OWEN g. SON; Auctioneers
TRUSTEE 8 SALE ss1 E'e or st; vhLWWAjp1r NiWj REAL.
sToRY AND BASEMENT DErAcHED
FRAME DWELLING. KNOWN As
sok4HW s6kMISEs ssr. 800 Sand STREET
duly recorded in Liber No: $500. folio aIO
party secured thereby, the undersigned
trustee ste will sell at paes suetEp IN tT9at
FouR-FiFrEEN ocLocK Pm. i'ai Ii. tol. ot
st n q. pssc 'na o sna nd
mated as and being lot numbered thirty
one t3D. and the south 30 feet front on
nd ct s1sss P' . S @ hersSd In
numbered twenty hundred and twenty-five
(20.2) in Fulton R. .Gordon's subdivision
surveyors once Of the District Of colum-
bia; subject to the building restriction
Terms Of sale: One NTH Of the purchase
equal installments, payable in one. two.
per centum per annum. payable quarterly
from day OF sale. secured by first deed Of
OF S500.00 will be required at time Of sale.
Examination Of title. conveyancins. record :
lns' revenue stamps etc.' at cost OF pur-
chaser. Terms OF sale to be complied with
within 80 days from day of sale. other
wise the trustee reserves the right to for.
felt said deposit or to resell the property
at the risk and cost OF defaultinR purchaser
upon the foresoing terms after hve days
advertisement of such resale in some news
paper published IN Washington. D. c.. or
trustee may avail itself OF any legal or
equitable rights against the defaulting
purchaser.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee
BY VIM. l.. BEALE.
Vice President.
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AUCTION SALES,
TOMORROW
THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERg
l43l Eye 81. NV.

THos. j. OWEN 4 SON. AucTIoNEERs,
l43l Eye 81. NV.
ESTATE BEING A DETACHED TWO
T3Rs fN3 SIX EhAn5 A6MS MRSwEkhlNG Ell SsTi
BLAINE STREET NORTHEAST. fHGMH 40 's'i
recoyded Tta1 in sar Of No ceT5sn deeT foo Of trust
the lano records of the District OF Coum-
hsr.hH ps ana the request Of the party secured
& The 4fn' ra1RTiEra Fl pTen,ss; pAY on p
nn9YEMRER; nCIn1R ls3;i At 1,1 THREE, THIRTY
land and premises, situate in the District
Nns 9 IN o.. square EiIy huparsd and
81, folio =. Of the records Of the ofice
Of fss surveyor Of the District Of Columbia
fourth of the purchase price in cash. the
BALANCE in three installments in one. two
at the rate Of six. 90 per centum per
annum. and secured by deed of trust on
the property sold. or all cash at the option
the date of sale purchaser to pay interest
on purchase price from date of sale to
osre osr nn oI at six @ per
s'aaSs if a aee ss sHs' se ae
lime sale and Settlement tauffs to Be " Within
thirty 900 days of the date of sale. or
deposit forfeited, and the property resoId
at the cost and risk of the defaultins
purchaser, after nve (5l days previous
advertisement Of said resale in some news
paper published in WASHINGTON D. C.
J. WRILEY JACOBS
Surviving Trustee,
925 18th ST. NV,
Washington, D. c.
no1sd&ds exSun&hols
TT The above sale has been postponed until
THURSDAY THE SECOND DAY OF DE-
CEMBER. A:D. 1897, at the SAME HOUR
w BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.
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FOR CoLoRED - MODERN. s-RooM
house, furnished, suitable for rooming
house. No reasonable offer refused. Leav-
ing city. 115l Sth st. NV. b
COLORED-GIRARD ST. NV. BETWEEN
Georgia and Sherman aves--Brick, semi
detached, cellar, hot-water heat instan-
taneous hot-water heater electricity. con-
crete front porch: $3.50. with substan-
tial cash payment. FRANK NJ DOYLE,
Realtor. 927 18th st. NV. District 1865,
or home. Cleveland 0764, Apt. 416.
COLORED-NEW: AN ECONOMY HOME;
hardwood floors throughout rock wool in
sulation. furred walls etc: So $50; S41 so
per month: no renewal. 541 25th pl ne.
Open daily and Sunday. $50 am. to 9:3O
pm. Atlantic SO23
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VStHI.I hlltSI.
A. H. SHILLINGTON,
Asst. Secretary.
no. "a .d&ds.exsu .&hoI.

Ho t'oNus'eAsuoSnOl
THos. J. OWEN s son; AUcTIoNEERs
TRUSTEES, "a SALE f. Of 81; n fMAREE-sroRy M
Reoso RooM keaEN IW9 E,ysa saNRYM NhqSMs s1R SRS
ROOMS, THREE BATHS. DOUBLE AND
STSNIR: SUSIE oABhG5 AFPSdxIJa{ESs;TR JEat{ESsTRie - III
IsEs NO. 300 IDAHO Avenue NV.
BY yirtue OF deed OF trust, recorded in
Liber No. 'o:s. at folio %, one OF the
land records for the District of Columbia,
and at the request Of parties secured there
nremises in MoNpAY THE THIRTGESTa iii1is e S1ia
PAH PARr2 e dcf6eK PEf6aeEF PM III. At Io,1vos 1Wo
All Of Lots One Il, and Two i:t ant and the the
South South Tmenty-sisht t2s, fee, front on
width of Lo, Six t6, in Block Seven ~
in John E. Bealls SUBDIVISION OF land now
S.eoya.s Tn9T9 As in Fl5seT ,bsr PSI pla
Of the, Dist,ict Of Columbia. except ihe
.oL demned and AIKEN for Tnirty-ninth
Street by proceeding in District Court
pstrS fsse no. iGsa as II II hf Supreme Court ot said
J. Nota McGills subdivision OF lots in said
Block Seven -, "Fairview Heisht.." as
Per g~I,o plat recorded in Lbsr County No. n,
records. except the nart thereof con-
demned and taken for Thirty-ninth Street
bv procredines in said District Court case
No. "os4 in the Supreme Court Of So i'd Dis
trict. Subject 20 the building restriction line
shown on said Mat recorded in Liber
County No. "! folio 15 of the Aforesaid
surveyors ono. records. Subject to cove
Terms Of sale: One-thrd Of purchase
money to be paid in cash: balance to BE-
paid in three "a, years with Interest at
SIX l6i De- cent per annum. PAYABLE semi
annually from day Of sale. secured bv frst
0ef0 OF trust uDOn DYnpertv sold
saSh cash at option Of purchaser A DEPOSIT of
$500 required Of purchaser at sale Ex-
animation Of title documentary STAMPS
ronvsysncing and notariial fe"s At cost Of
purchase Terms to be complied with
within 20 days from sac otherwise
trustees reserve rieht IN resell nroperty at
risS ana cost OF defallltine purchaser after
nve fSi day's advertisement Of such resale
IN scr'e newspaper published in Washing
ton, D. C.
R. BRUCE WARDEN
Trustee
Trustee
de13ss11 ''"'' - ~
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

GARAGE, 2-CAR, REAR 2I4s WYOMING
ave. NV. Call Potomac 5lg2: $50 month.
TWo-sToRY BRICK GARAGE; WATER,
light and gas; ideal for shop or storage,
Columbia 5000. Apt. b29.
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FUTURE.
ADAM A. WESCHLER a. SON, Auctioneers.
UNITED STATES MARsHALs SALE OF
FUTURE.

UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE OF
UND1vIDED INTEREST IN CERTAIN
REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue Of q writ of feri facias issued
out of the clerks ONCE OF the District
Court OF the United States for the mstrict
Of Columbia and to me directed, will sell
BY public auction. for cash, in front Of
the west entrance Of the Court House on
D st., between 4th and 9Th SITS. NV, wash.
tnston; p; C.; on THURSDAY. THE TWEEN
AT TWo O'CLOCK PM.. All ~ risht ifsh. titi:
and interest Of the defendant, Charles j.
Mannix being an undivided one-fourth
interest subject to the dover of Drlis r.
ManniA. his mother, in the following de
scribed real estate: The east 10 feet by
the full depth Of lot is. ali Of lot Il and
the west 1880 feet front by fuii depth OF
lot 90 in square 2847 in Edson W. Briess
OF ord fnf orr TRACT OF land called "Argyle coxl
once q the surveyor for ftsSlGoG The pistriet q
Coiumbfs IN Liber so at folio SO. now
t.Sian known Tor purposes Tnt Of assessment and
proved ny three.story and cellar detached
Win ,two-car brick garage in rear. seized
sna !etleo upon as the property OF the
oetenosnt' .Cnarles J. Mannix and sold to
| ssusIy JUDGMENT at law No. s9231 In
iaycr Ia p Aleert A. Kunowski. Assignee Of
JOIN !. coLpoys. United st.tes
MaeFsnSi n ana for the District
OK oolumsaa. meat. dAdbs. exDu.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

5h ACRES AT WIDE PART PIscATA-
way Greek. near Potomac; 525 feet 'front.'
age on road 1OO-yard right of way to
deep water; good bass fishing. duck shoot
ing: $3.50; terms. w. @. WILLIAMS,
6572. Cleveland 6242.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

WE'VE sS1NE6 Sz<S1SS<TN0ss
I WILL TRADE MY NEW 8-ROOM De
tached home in Chevy Chase and will take
ground in D. C. Cali Dist. 1877 up to 5
o'clock. or Pot. b066-J bet. 9 and Z ewes.
ADVANTAGEOUS EXCHANGES
For clear or 1st mortgage Washington and
much more quickly than q cash sale; be-
cause many good. substantial prospective
purchasers cannot buy anything else until
investment they now have. How do you
know but what the very ching soma one OF
them has to exchange is not Just what you
want? Without oblisating yourself in any
JOHN A. BRICKLEY.
Suite 2O9-210 Barr BLDG Dist. 1921
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
1915 IRVING ST. = ELEvEN-ROOM
rooming house: 3 baths; 5-room base
ment; new furnace and garage District
4251. i
FOR GAS STATION. RESTAURANT OR
stores. this site, 100X1l5 it.. on the out
bound side of Bladensburg road. in the
District, ought to get you to thinking.
Heavy trafhc all of the Il hours. Ask us
about this
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER
111a K st. NV. National 1856.
NEW ONE-STORY STORE.
Active business section. Sanitary and
& stores in same block; near theater
and bank; store Is - It. wide. on deep lot:
metal ceiling Al location for any business
Price. $4,000: small cash payment and
easy terms on balance. Call. Mr.. Drew
Met 2s25-2s31. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON
2o5 Investment Bids
Evening star., 1937-12-01
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT,

INDUSTRIAL AND 2nd COMM
Vacant ground ne. and sw. locations
Will build and lease or sell. Call Mr.
PRICE Columbia }436-J
Evening star., 1937-12-01
REAL ESTATE sALl OR EXCHANGE

NEARLY QUARTER OF AN ACRE or
CHEVY Chase b. G.. for sale or sxchsnss.
heat with oil burner. built-in garage." Lot
has frontage Of 80 feet by depth Of 130 to
alley Price. $12.50o. Win exchange
in the D. of c. JAMES MORRIS WOOD
WARD, ReAltor T23 goth st. NV