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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-29

easily by left-handed man." He
gave technical description of the
course followed by the blade that
struck Alfred's heart. ANY evil
dence of this nature is nullified in
part, at least, by the peculiar shape
Of the instrument we believe was
used. We believe it was a garden
trowel with T-shaped handle.
Such a trowel might have been
held in a closed fist, the blade pro-
iecting out between the fingers, or
it might have been gripped as a
knife would be gripped. The angle
of the blade would vary accord
ingly."
"But is it your expert opinion"
the Judge asked, that the wound
more likely was made by an instru-
ment in the hands of a left-handed
person y"
1T seems more likely. 1 cannot
testify that that was the case"
The judge nodded. II see no need
for further testimony" He adj
dressed the courtroom. II can find
nothing against Mr.. Montcalm but
the circumstantial evidence that he
was the first person to find the
body of the deceased. Evidence
tends to show that there was some
one else in the garden-someone
we'll hidden. In regard to this last
testimony, I am we'll enough &C.
quainted with the accused to know
that he is northumberland awk-
ward with his left hand. Case is
dismissed. Discharge the prisoner"
George Markham was one Of the
first to rush forward and congrat-
ulatc Jerry. IT take all the blame, u
he said. "I acted OF impulse. I am
dreadfully sorry" 6
A girl flung herself between
them and threw her arms around
Jerry's neck. "Oh, Jerry! Jerry!
Her face was buried on his coat
She was sobbing.
He put his arms comfortilg}y
around her. IT'S all over, Muricl
All Overt" / don't think he ever
saw George.
/ elbowed out through the
crowd. My feeling was one of vas;
relief. The testimony l had feared
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-29
Heels Lead


Richmond, Va, April 29.-(AP)-
Baseball mines of North Carolina,
Richmond and Clemson boosted OF
perfect records in Southern confer
cnce competition today as they pre-
pared fer the final weeks OF the
collegiate season. -,
The North Carolina team, with
five wins and no defeats to It's creolt,
will risk its record Tuesday against
a strong Wake Forest nine, Whlch
has upset Duke, the defending cham-
pion, twice this season and has lost
but one game 20 conference Toe.
Richmond and Clemson each has
three victories and no defeats IN con-
ference contests. The Richmond
Spiders, defending champions OF
Virginia, have turned back nine state
opponents this season III as many
starts. Clemson will play Furman
Wednesday. Furman SnareS win
Virginia Tech a record Of three wins
and one loss.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-29

Much of the success Of the Uni
yers;ty Of North Carolina varsity
baseball team IN lis important game
with Wake Forest at Chapel Hill at
i O'Clock Tuesday afternoon will de-
pend on how well It's versatile CO.
captains. George StiynWeisS. second
baseman. and Matty hopkins, short
stop. perform at the plate and in the
field.
Generally recognized as one Of
Dixie'S fastest middle inficld COM
binationS. StirnWeiSS and Hopkins
have been fielding and hitting sen
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-29
Brooklyn Is
Again Winner

New York, April 29.-(AP)-The
hottest team in baseball, Broolllyn's
dauntiess Dodgers, burned the New
York Giants TO a to 3 crisp Sunday
before 5l,659 fans who packed the
Polo grounds to the rafters.
It was warm, sunny day and a
iing-dong battle as good as any the
-amous crOss-tOWn rivalry has ever
produced, SO the crowd predomi-
nantly interested in the Dodgers IN
ipite of the game being on the
Giants home grounds, was well sat-
'sfied.
But Brooklyn's eighth straight TIL
umph was bitter dose for the
Giants, who had their batting order
shaken up before the game and
managed to outhit their foe.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-29
RED TOPS DEFEAT
THE BLACK TIGERS

The North Henderson Red Tops
whipped the Black Tigers yester-
dav % to 6 in a one-sided baseball
contest. 49,.
with Lamb working for the losers.
Stokes turned in the best perform
ance with the stick for the Red Tops.
While FARRELL was the best for the
The Red Tops will play Spring
Valley on the old North henderson
school ground Saturday afternoon at
$50 o'clock, it was said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-29
SLUGGERS TURN IN
WIN OVER HOTSHOTS

The Slack Sluggers turned in q
victory over the Hester HotShotS
Sunday afternoon by a score of 10
4.
D. Ball was the best for the Hot
shots, with three safe blows out of
four trips. Jack Vinson topped the
losers, with three for four.
w. K. Slack started on the mound
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-29
ruE KILLER SSpEAfS
J1h~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
ND
CHAPTER FORTY-FOUR

hSHO11SI lllOIlClICll VII +SASo"
the courtroom. Reluctantly I went
through the swinging door in the
railing and mounted the witness
stand. I couldn't very well refuse.
1 repeated the story I had told
him earlier. Yes, looked out the
upstairs bathroom window" 1 said.
II saw Mr.. Montcalm come out of
the clubhouse and stumble over
the body. He did not strike Mark
ham. He acted frightened"
witnesses have testified that
someone threw a stool into the
river" Harvey MCGUIRE reminded
me. did you see anyone else in
the garden ?"
81 saw no one in the garden but
Jerry and-the body"
you didn't see William Gala p"
mo"
"How do you account for that?"
"There may have been willow
trees in the way, or possibly he
was dFOullu llle SoiiiSA VI eiiS
building from me-"
do you have any reason to
doubt his story?"
None at all. He described Mr..
Montcalm's actions exactly as l
saw them"
The district attorney wasn't sat-
isfed. He asked a few questions of
his own. This stool that supposed
ly was thrown into the river-did
you see it earlier in the evening?
Where had it been standing"
"In the rose arbor."
Gould a man have thrown it
from there into the river? Was the
river close enough ?"
"a very strong man might be
able to make such throw"
1.-THE rose arbor was in plain
view from the bathroom Window"
1T was"
"Can you swear there was no
one in the rose arbor?"
7 hesitated. mo, I can't swear
it. I saw no one there"
I was waved down from the
stand by a very puzzled district
attorney. He asked Jerry if he was
willing to testify. Jerry nodded,
swallowed hard, and took the
stand.
The Judge warned him that any
thing he said might be held against
him. He did not need to answer
questions.
81 have nothing to hide" Jerry
told him.
did you throw anything into
the river?" the district attorney
asked.
mo, sir. Nothing"
"Mr. Strickland says that as far
as he could see there was no one
else in the garden. Mr.. Strickland
was upstairs. You have testified
that you saw him go upstairs. Was
he carrying q stool at that time?'
Jerry looked surprised. mo. He
was not"
Are you sure?"
"Sure I'm sure. He had nothing
in his hands,"
The district attorney looked
helplessly at the judge. "They say
somebody threw something in the
river" He shrugged his shoulders,
cts beyond me. No more ques-
TONS"
George Markham spoke up. IF
it please the court, have some
thing more to say"
The judge raised his eyebrows
"You wish to testify?"
II would like the coroner to an
swer one question. Was my brother
stabbed by a man who was right
handed or left-handed
The coroner, who was one OF
the spectators and had taken nc
part in the hearing, seemed flus-
tered for a moment, but on request
from Harvey Mcclure he went for
ward to the witness stand, was
sworn in and given the question.
There is no way to determine
positively that George Markham
was stabbed by left-handed as
sailant," he said, but the position
of the wounu indicated that It
could have been inflicted nori
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-29

sationally all season.
Including the Virginia game Ihurs-
day. StirnWess was hitting re-
markablc 800. He had i hits IN 20
attempts and had driven in 10 runs.
ALTHOUGH he has missed two games
this season due TO illness, hopkins
has managed 10 clolcct 10 hits IN -
efforts for a fine percentage OF 400
He has driven in six runs.
StirnWciss' nome run with the
bases full Thursday was the big lac
tor in Cardinals 6 to 3 victory over
Virginia. a traditional rival.
Evening star., 1940-03-23
TWO REDROOMS-$5a so

TWO BEDROOMS-$59.50.
An unusual apartment. close to
downtown. yet very pleasant in sum-
mer. The living room, dinette and
kitchen directly face beautiful Meri-
dian Park the two CHEEKY bedrooms
and bath face east for morning sum
shine. Through ventilation Close to
stores, schools, cars and buses.
2201 18th ST. NV
Evening star., 1940-03-23
1855 41st ST. NV.

1855 41st ST. NV.
Corner Edmunds ST.
New building, several apartments never
occupied: rooms. kitchen, dinette. bath
with shower. To INSPECT. apply ianitor.
SIS.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.,
133 18th st. NV. MA. 0352.
3155 MT. PLEASANT ST. NV,
NO. 8.
rms G. b.r). bath, refs: heated; $3.50
812 Otis Pl. NV, No. 3.
3 rms. kit bath. porch. Arcola $3.50
217 18th st. NE, 1st Fl.
rms. kit, bath, porch, Arcola.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.,
733 18th st. NV. MA. 0352.
$45-UNUSUAL VALUE.
Large corner apartment in a small
building. just above Penna. ave. at
LARGE ROOMS kitchen and bath.
Through ventilation. Close to many
Govt. depts. SEE
1888 oath ST. NV.
THE FOLLOWING ARE 2 RMS,
kit, d. a. and bath with screened
porch.
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TAYLOR, 4027 18th st. NV.
2 rms. din, kit, bath, free ref, S52 so.
1924 14th st. NV.
rms, kit. BATH $50.
WHITECROFT APT,
1901 LONGFEILOw ST. NV.
rms. kit, bath. refg., $50.
1872 Kenyon st. NV.
rms. kit. bath, refs. S45.
ATHERTON, 2112 F st. NV.
| rm., kit. bath. refg.. S32 so.
2 rms. kit, bath, refg., $45.
1907 M st. NV.
2 rms, kit. bath, gas. cleo, Sal.
ATLANTIC, 1905 10th NV.
l rm., kit, bath, refg.. $3.50.
MULLIN, 329 r. I. Ave. NE.
2 rms. kit, bath, free refg.. $425O.
1909 Hampden Lane, Bethesda.
2 rms, kit. bath. refs. $3.50.
4535 Avondale St., Bethesda.
rms rNsPEcT1oN Ssi sfsoi rfsFj fNv1TED 1ao
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.,
s05 H ST. NV.
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BARI ARMS 1727 st. NV.
THE DAHLIA,
Bachelor apt. l room. inclosed sun
porch and bath $500
Res Mgr. RA. 1880.
1404 TUCKERMAN ST. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen, dinette and bath s51 so
Heat, Hot Water. Gas and Refg. Included.
3517 18th ST. NV.
3 rooms q bedroomO. kitchen,
Refriseration. Garage. 81
4425 18th ST. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath S465o
Refrigeration on House Current
1915 SHERWOOD ST. NE.
Apt: ID rooms. kitchen, bath and
porch $3.50
Gas Heat
2504 10th ST. NE.
L room. Murphy bed. kitchen, di-
nette. bath $40 90
2 rooms kitchen. dinette, bath and
porch 51O0
Res. Mgr. Dupont 1896
2520 10th ST. NE.
2 rooms. kitchen dinette an S45Oo
E. M. WILLIS g. SONS,
S16 Investment Bldg National i47q
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DUPLEX APARTMENT.

DUPLEX APARTMENT,
5615 1st ST. NV
2 rms, kit. bath. gas heat $4,000
GEORGE I. BORGER,
643 Ind. Ave. NV. National 03b0.
NEW BUILDING.
! room. kitchen. dinette and bath with
shower. Rent includes gas and electricity;
$4T.5O.
BARI ARMS. 1927 r st. NV.
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APARrMEkTs FURNISHED.

TAKOMA-ATTRACTTvELY FURNISHED
blinds; s47.50. No. q Lee ave: sH: 3si3
2l09 r ST. N.W-YoUNp MAN Will
iaiFs iois e i. 70 sDI pm with another Tel NE
JEWISH GIRL TO SHARE NEWLY FURN.
"A ESRk zssI CENTRAL 1900 NV. MI. oSso'
porch. pvt bath. shower. Frisidsire. phone
utilities; GENTLE couple pref. 4725 4tf
ONE ROOM. DINETTE, KITCHEN, BATH:
Esnss; xsikins distance aoSsrnmsnt
snd churches; very nicely furnished;
THE COTTON, 40 EYE ST. NV.
rms; fn,n kitsnen ssh n bath n heat, hot xstsr.
AIKEN, NC. 500 %si St ncs n% IA. M ss5s: ss ~.
ruRH;MRAPARFMEMTsm IREH 6RF nnD s7i{nH
"a s4l sissi asw 7oRk 7SEs; Xvh. vi fSss.'' N:%.
s53 EAST CAPITOL ST. RIM, KIT,
7tn and i IH99arfsTrIN 9s.' N'Tl sKqS IISeo,0 osa7.
READY TO MOVE IN.
Beautiful corner. modern furniture, and
slassed-in nv porch and bath: cool in n1. sum
mer gas. elec furn, S75 Free parking
One Of the best locations in the city. at
ROCK Greek Park, between Taft and the
new Calvert St Bridges. 241O goth st.
nv. Resident manaser.
AVAILABLE APRIL l.
Lovely apt OF living rm. bedroom, d.
nette. kitchen. bath; completely furn, In
Guiding linen and silver. Located within
walking distance Of downtown Modern
bldg. Month-to-month lease II you de-
sire S65 month.
J. J. O'CONNOR,
DI. $3.50 or p1. 6e82. Investment Bldg.
3217 CONN. AVE.
RMS. REC. HALL. DINETTE X. B.
THE EMBASSY.
One Groom apt available. Consisting
OF bedroom, . closets, bath, Kitchen di-
nette. living room. 14x21, and porch,
EMBASSY HARVARD CORP.
D. L. Mullin. Mgr, 1913 Harvard ST. NV.
THE PRESIDENTIAL,
1925 10th ST. NV.
Attractively Furnished and serviced.
rooms, foyer. kitchen. bath SS5. 90
Resident Manager, ME- 1887.
THE MUNSEY TRUST CO.,
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51OO End ST. NV,
hot water furnished. Call Du. 2726.
THE FRANKLIN.
Attractive apt. of large rooms, kitchen
ette. dinette, bath with built-in tub and
shower, screened porch and 2 exposures:
and transportation
THE ARGONNE.
1929 1929 Col I'd n.E-4 rooms, kitehen and
NEW BUILDING.
,s.. 1stts snd n, bath WA shower. Rent in
BARI ARMS. 1727 R St. NV
TALK O. THE TOWN.
EXCLUSIVE 10th ST. APT.
"a RMS, K, BATH-$45 UP.
Modern bldg: large brisht rms. huge
closets: exposures; convenient to every
1000 S ST. NV.
NEW STUDIO APARTMENTS.
Bog Ro3M I,IK KTTGHEN u3Sa s,A AEP NJ, BATH. Bath
Wo0RBuRHiNG Nindar F1RsPLAcEs s,or
straiRht-line kitchens; S4a5O and So 80.
including all utilities. Open Saturday and
l.
MARK wINKLER, AGENT. RE 142a.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
1921 NEWARK ST. NV.
Corner of Wisconsin AveD
. rms. kit, dinette. bath. refe.: HEAT.
HOT WATER ,FURN. Apply res. mgr, or
$47.50 Up.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO..
733 18th st. NV. National O352.
1870 K ST. NV.
Gust West of Conn. Ave)
Living room with open fireplace. bed
room. dressing room. electric kitchen. tile
bath with shower; Venetian blinds, tinted
walls air cooled; S67.5
L. E. BREUNINGER Ss SONS
1880 X st. NV. Ma 2O4O
NEW. MODERN BUILDING.
Summer Cool Spot
3-ROOM APARTMENT.
Garden view. exposures, large living
room, large bedrooms, foyer, dinette,
kitchen and bath: $3.50
1850 CONDUIT RD
Close In, Too! 1st Alphabet,
See Res. Mgr, Woodley 4475
Evening star., 1940-03-23

NEW BUILDING-LARGE, 2
rms, kitchen, bath, $42.5O
and $43.50, incl. heat, hot
water, refg., etc. HAMILTON
CONSTRUCTION CO., 1924
F st. ne, 1890 Holbrook ter
race ne. AT. 2038.
Evening star., 1940-03-23

IA Block off Michigan Ave.l
Modernistic building. conveniently To-
Gated to shopping center and TRANSPORTS =
tion: . and 3 room apts.. kitchen. dinette,
tile bath with shower. Venetian blinds. Re-
frigerator. Ample closet space. Apply
HEAT AND HOT WATER FURNISHED.
$54.50 and $62.50.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.,
733 18th ST. NV Ma n352
Evening star., 1940-03-23
5338 COIORADo AVE NV

1898 COLORADO AVE. NV,
Convenient to TRANSFORMATION and stores
I room. huilt-in bed, dinette. kitchen, bath,
$3.50. with large porch, S42.5O.
Resident MANAGER GE 5O21
THE MUNSEY TRUST CO.,
Real Estate Dent. MA. e0so.
Evening star., 1940-03-23

5SO4 14th ST. NV.
2 rms d. a.. kit, bath. porch:
refg., gas heat $4,000
1hO5 H st NV National o3@6
Evening star., 1940-03-23
DIRECTORY OF UNFURNISFfED APARTMENTS

i Ss':s: sDs !sSsa Ss!Sh .sat: osStiis. Sss
srss:Ss 1m srr. sseass bath pore
Reference. required Dupont 4s7s. w.
l436 T sT. SIS ROOMS SCREENED
porch. heat light and gas included. Walter
4. Brown. MA. 1852 or WI. 6134.
EsasA sasEs1 sls: SaSs Nsssi
and AM. bath, completely redecorated; inelld:
eo 1sos sos sa Nj 5s
s40-MODERN . ROOMS. KITCHEN,
bath; gas. light. heat Included: pvt. en-
trance. large yard. hot water summer
s Eth i,ofss sss and sos s6an PIX
NEWLY DECORATED, ATTRACTIVE, 2
furnished, S46. 1843 Kalorama rd. NV.
500 OTIS PL. NV ROOMS, KITCHEN,
Ta1or 9sth; lisss sfs4 gas heat; newly dec; s4S
north of 18th and col. Col rd.Ls 81 rms. s and
4 real home See jsnitor. Cali Oxford
1436-M. between 3 and Z pm.
? ROOMS, KITCHEN. PRIVATE BATH.
reasonable 63l A st. ne. -
1900 C ST. N.E.-MoDERN. 3 ROOMS
ana Dath, oil neat reIrlgeratlon. 300.
Newsom. lilo H ST. ne. II. 2O71.
MODERN APT.-311 7th ST. NE
large rooms. kit. dinette. tile bath heat.
hot water furn. Call Atlantic 3O39.
ROANOKE, 134s EUCLID NW.-5 ROOMS,
kitchen, bath. large porch; rent reduced.
Apt. 3.
TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN AND TILE
bath. shower. G. Z. ref. modern kitchen.
1anitor service; modern in every detail
24O5 18th st. NV. Rent reduced, only
$4,000. Phone RA. 1101. ME. 1918. 25s
1927 COL RD-2 ROOMS. KIT. PRI-
vate bath, elec. refrigerator. big closets;
entire 3rd floor: utilities: S37.50. 25'
4l2 JEFFERSON ST NW.-coRNER
home, 2 rooms. kitchenette; ami; tel
included; adults only. GE Oa26.
HAMPSHIRE GARDENs-BRIGHT APT,
liv. rm.. bedrm., din. kit, bath. o0S Far
ragut ST., Apt. 10". Emerson 1927.
413 EMERSON ST NV ROOMS.
kitchen. bath. screened porch. garage: heat.
light and gas: Frigidaire. Georgia 1921.
12O MARYLAND AVE NE-BEAUTIFUL
apt. entirely new: opposite supreme Court:
ideal location: rent. S45. Ii. 4l82.
MT RAINIER. 4124 32nd ST. N.E-5
rooms. bath. gar; 2 blks. bus STOP, y st
and Cedar SITS. Key 3120 Date: CIR. 23O4.
1909 C ST NE ROOMS. KITCHEN.
bath. in new home: gas cleo, refg. in
cluded. Reasonable. Adults only.
1912 WIS AVE- ROOMS, KITCHEN,
bath and porch: Frieidaire and phone In
cluded Adults
Evening star., 1940-03-23
CALL MR.. BROWN, DI. O56s.

1925 43rd PL. NV.
(Near River rd, between Brandywine and
Chesapeake sts.l-Semi-det home rms.
with shower; basement, oil burner, ga
rage, large landscaped lot: lease. S72.50.
MT. VERNON CORP.
End Floor, Machinist Bldg MA. 5536.
Evening star., 1940-03-23

3O32 RODMAN ST NV
CdE-Apt. 23.-Corner apt. rooms kit,
VIZ bath. w. H. WALKER, Ma 1880.
Evening star., 1940-03-23

529 G ST. Sc
3 rooms kit. din. reception hall and
hath: electric refrinerat ton: $50 60
Evening star., 1940-03-23


d. a. and bath:
HEATED
2-1s45 Bay st. Sc. ------ S45 90
UNHEATED.
1-92S D st. s.w-5 rms, bath $37 80
3-1505 w St Sc. SO so
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 21O0 925 18th at NV
Evening star., 1940-03-23
NEW BUILDING.

Front apt. 2 rooms, foyer. kitchen d.
nette and bath with shower. Rent includes
gas and electricity S67.5O
BARI ARMS. 1927 r st. NV
Evening star., 1940-03-23

1903 BUCHANAN ST. N.W-s
.oGrms rms 2 baths, oil heat $3.50 90
baths 80 1000
Cor G,.s CONDUIT T.n and -Mohican rds oO
5s12 Kansss ave. nv rms,
bath; suitable for families $3.50
%9oa 9th st. NV rms. bath, oil
1900 D st. n.e.-6 rms, baths, '''0
"a, North Oakland st, Arlington, '''0o
slss ssa.@a concoPd 6%S-' aSs, Ssth nv-s rms, $500
3dddl7 Hyatt pl. n.v-lo rms. bath 5000 5000
eoa b.tS SSrittenden st. n.w.-6 rms.
1923 Newton st. n.w.-e rms.
bs13 han Colorado ave nw.-s rms. -e ~
10 vs. Sherman ave Takoma Park. .-,o
a439 You st. n.w.-6 rms, BATH
heat neat, light and hot water fur
1854 Otis pl. n.w-6 rms, bath, '''''
o, porch and gas heat $500
Md rms, bath $500
LIZ 4th st. n.e-6 rms. bath $500
2ols Portner pl n.w.-,6 rms,
bath; heat. light and hot water
ssG2s pnTta.r Vista st ne rms bath 45o"
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 21OO. 925 18th ST. NV.
81 sEAToN PL. N.w.-e R, B, OIL
so$ s 18th st. s.e.-er,b; h-wh; 1850
l4as H st. n.e.-2nd FIR; r. b. 90
JOHN SCRIVENER & BRO,
914 G ST. NV. DI. 1850.
Evening star., 1940-03-23

UNHEATED DUPLEX.
I522 v 81 Sc
rms. kit, bath. res, porch $40
1643 V ST Sc
rms, kit, bath, porch. $3.50.
20Il 10Th ST. Sc
rms. kit, batn porch, $3.50.
1854 HoLBRooK TERRACE NE.
rms, kit, bath, porch. $40. so.
1863 CHILDREss ST. NE.
rms, Kit. batn, porch. S39 so.
1918 SIMMS PL. NE.
rms. kit. bath. porch SIS 50
KEYS ON REMreE
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.,
Evening star., 1940-03-23
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES.

Chevy Chase, D. C.-Stone and brick home
hrSt floor. living, dining room, modern
kitchen, large. screened porch, bedroom.
path; second floor, 3 bedrooms. bath: oil
neat. 2-car garage. n block bus line: also
beautiful brick home opposite grammer
school: 4 bedrooms, baths, recreation
ROOM screened porch garage oil heat on
bus line. LESLIE D. MEASELL. WO. 4733
Evening star., 1940-03-23
NEW BUILDING.
1000 PERRY ST ny

nette and bath with shower. Rent includes
gas and electricity S61 so
BARI ARMS. 1127 r ST. NV
Evening star., 1940-03-23

l room, kitchen. dinette and bath with
shower. Rent includes gas and electricity;
S47.5O.
BARI ARMS. 1927 r st. NV.
Evening star., 1940-03-23

JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Pa. Ave Sc
Lincoln 0n24
Evening star., 1940-03-23

THE MINTWOOD,
1S43 MINTWOOD PL. NV
quiet homelike building near 18th
and Columbia I'd. 3 bright rooms. recep-
tion hall, plenty of closets and electric
outlets: roomy kitchen with free refrieera- :
tion. Rent only $50.
WALTER A. BROWN.
Evening star., 1940-03-23

rms. g >bedrms baths), Frieidaire on
house current; reasonable rent. Res. mgr,
Apt. 202. -
and bath; amt; $40. Can Tayior Sle9.
Evening star., 1940-03-23

1920 NICHOLSON ST. NV.
New building, carpeted halls. 1 and Q
lovely rms. kit, din, ref: $40 5O-S52 so,
WASHINGTON REALTY CO., GE. $500.
Evening star., 1940-03-23

J ROOM. KITCHEN DRESSING CLOSET
bath with shower: thoroughly modern.
featuring custom built kitchen cabinets
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Abe Midgeis
Play Clovers

After a much delayed start. the
Lincoln midgets will open their
current basketball season against
Glover Park junior high this after
noon on the Clover Park courts.
Coach Ivan Larsen tabled as
his starting five Dale Gordon and
Nern Christensen. forwards: Cen
ri Iamamoto. center. and Joe Seto
and Allan Black. guards. A second
squad that is expected to sec
plenty Of action is composed Of
Lester Nordlund and Clinton
Karnes, forwards. Chef Palmer.
center. and Walt Clifton and Joe
famamoto. guards.
In practice play thus far the
Abe peewees have gone down TO
defeat twice. losing to a Pacific
Lutheran College intramural team.
40 10 43. Yesterday they lost 10
the Lincoln reserves. 50 10 81.
The Lynx midgets held a 20 to 10
advantage at halftime. only to fall
by the wayside when the Abe re-
serves used their height TO ad-
vantage.
Larsen expects TO make his first
cut after the Clover Park game
this afternoon. Out Of a squad Of
81 he expects 10 keep around 20.
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fellow could always have the
runt for the asking.
There were only two kinds of
dog food. too, when l was mas
ter of the McLemore kennels.
The first was table scraps and
the second was forage. When
any of the dogs decided we
weren't setting a good enough
table they just quit humping
their tails on the porch and went
out on their own.
Between the Manleys and the
Snellgroves and the kelleys and
the Warns and the Reeves they
could always scout up a sub
stantial meal
Our dogs could always sense
when the family was having
something they liked. Then
they would peer through the
dining room windows and bay
when the children asked for a
second helping. knowing this
would reduce their scraps.
They were particularly fond
of chicken bones, not knowing
that chicken bones were sup
posed to be bad for them.
Maybe these Hollywood dogs
are happier, with their balanced
diets and unbalanced owners, but
! have my doubts.
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Tigers Meet
Viking Quini

Opening a strenuous week Of
play, the Stadium Tigers will meet
the powerful Puyallup Vikings on
the Stadium court tonight. The
game is slated to get underway at
s o'clock, the two reserve teams
meeting in the preliminary at Z.
The Bengals are again near top
strength. Bill Gregory, Bob Owen
and Parker Buck all returned to
action Monday after a week
absence.
Added TO the sick list was
the name Of Dick Peterson.
stalwart Bengal guard, who
was 10 see action in tonight's
tilt. Ray Hagen continues To
battle "oId Man Flu" and
will not be in uniform for the
game.
Al Danielson. promising center
prospect. is slated TO see action,
filling in the temporary vacancy
left by Hagens absence.
The Vikings. Puget Sound league
champions of last year, will floor
veteran team of lettermen.
Heading the attack will be Gail
Bruce. Dick Strankman and Jim
CslhEan. the Three Horsemen'
OF the Puyallup squad.
Slated To start for the Tigers
are Jack Getaz and Harry Mans
field. forwards, Neil Lindstrom.
center. Bob Angelina and Clarence
Hunter. guards.