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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Leaders Win
In Lutheran

Mt. Zion and Trinity remained tied
for first place in the Lutheran
League today, the former having
an easy time while Trinity was
pushed to the limit.
Mt. Zion, with Herb Schroeder
allowing only two hits and fan
ming IL, blanked st. Thomas. $50,
as Trinity, with Al Vail collecting
four hits, turned back st. Mat
thew in a smuggling bee, 1913.
Trinity OsO III O01-I0 ~ 5
St. Matthew 100 2l2 7OO- IL
sluka and vigslsky, p. Luptak; Klop-
schinsh and Roberts.
Concordia 600 100 000-l Z =
Mt Calvary 100 $40 O0x-1
schurig and Schultz, sehlichtins; Car
barry and Starry.
salem 600 oi31 o00-l3 IL 3
our Savior 600 20 l4l-
Tanh and Metz LaBudds. Campbell and
Wds
Mt. Zion O24 Dol 5it--I5 II
ST. Thomas 600 600 600 Il
Schroeder and Franz zeisler and Blaust,
Nicolsi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Boost Plan
For Fight
I'm Detroit

NEW YORK, July THE pro-
posed plan to stage Joe Louis next
heavyweight title defense against
Lou Nova in Detroit this Fall,
instead Of in this city. received an
added boost today when it was
learned Ray Carlen. manager of
the challenger has asked Promo
ter Mike Jacobs TO make the az
fair a 20-round bout.
Carlen revealed this today as
Promoter Mike Jacobs prepared
to depart for the motor city TO
discuss switching the bout to De-
troit's Briggs Stadium.
Carlen would prefer TO have the
bout staged here, but admitted
that il Uncle Mike can be sold q
bill of goods by Detroit big wigs,
he wouldn't object too strenuously
to the switch-if he got his wish
for a 20-rounder.
II talked to Jacobs about
making the fight 20 rounds the
other day." said Carlen. "Nova
always gets better as he goes
along and since Louis didn't OBJ
jects 10 20-rounders I'm the past,
1 don't think he will In this
case. Mike told me that under
the New York laws no cham
plonship fight may be more
than Is rounds"
Jacobs, who will leave this week
to confer with Boxing Commits
sioner John F. Hettche and Mayor
Edward Jeffries of Detroit, SAID
he was very interested in their
offer to guarantee 100000 worth
of business if the fight were
switched.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
MihaIo Sets Mark
In Nofre Dame Meet

SOUTH BEND. July Paced
by William Mihalo, walking star.
four Detroiters participated in the
annual Coach John Nicholson
Memorial games which ended here
yesterday.
Mihalo set the only record on
the 15-event program when he was
timed in 1921 in the two-mile
walk. The old time was 1887.
Walter Fleming. also of Detroit,
placed second.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
MUFF CHANCES


muffed chances 10 advance yester-
day, while Powers, almost counted
out a few weeks ago, continued 10
improve. Niasic fell Ia Auto Club,
the only club hopelesSly out Of IL,
by a IL count; Paris down Pepsi
Cola. SIS. and Hodges was beaten
by Powers, 1913.
Paris gained a half game on
idle Altes in their battle for the
Amateur Day spot by scoring six
runs in the second inning against
PepSi-Cola. Walt Lacey started
for Paris but failed 10 last. Ernie
Slongo coming in TO check Pepsi
Gotta by striking out two men with
the bases full in the eighth.
Clarence Chappie led Paris with
three hits, while George Harms.
who made three hits last week,
bagged three more for PepSi-Cola.
Vlasic went down before the
steady pitching of Gerrit Lefty"
Brandt, Auto Club Southpaw, who
missed a shutout when George
Oatman homered in the ninth.
Brandt allowed eight hits. but
Nlasic could do little with him
with men on. George Kochin hit
two doubles and a single for the
winners. while Oatman's homer
was the third of three hits.
Runs were tailed in every in
ming as Powers outslllgged Hodges,
with the former sewing up the
game on a five-run rally in the
eighth. Max GieFpile~slti- bagsed
a homer and three singles and
Logan Davis a homer and single
for Hodges. as Bill Niemic got
three blows for Powers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07

Blond Bob Cocquyt. hard-hitting
Roose-Vanker second baseman. has
been one Of the most consistent
batters in the American Legion
Junior League this season, but it
wasn't until yesterday that he en-
joyed a perfect day" at bat.
He picked the proper occasion
for his illustrious hitting spree.
His four blows in four official
trips, including a four-run homer,
heavily to a 14-10 VIC
tory over Beaudry. which put
Roose-Vanker in first place and
assured it a position in the divi-
sional playoffs.
Ternstedt. rooted firmly in the
lead of the Western Division, is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07

soldier. u A w
! ) 4 w o n its
ninth in a row.
after dropping
the open / n &
e a m e of the
season, by turn
ing back United
d a iri e s, 7-3,
yesterday. / I
was u n [ c dis
second setback
in eight games
and the fourth
triu m phi for
Couchman in as
many s I a r I s.
j A q a m s,
homer with one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Rallies Fail
In Glass D

Last-inning rallies by two teams
in Class D failed yesterday, but
either would have been enough for
victory had previous errors not
tossed the decision away.
lakewood handed Victory an
early lead by committing eight
then in the ninth inning,
piled up all five of its runs in a
futile effort to pull the game out
OF The fire" Russ Wilde. Victory
pitcher, lost his control and
walked three men TO open the
ninth inning.
Tobias Courtney dropped a Bit
ter -1l-49 fFaeas to Falcons when
its two last-inning TALES fell
short. Tobias likewise was charged
with eight errors.
Pnsselius 600 2i4 3i0-1i 2
Quality 600 040 100 S S 3
schwartE and Zielech; Gleason and
Gotterson.
Lakewood -- 600 900 0oo-5 9
Victory 100 Ola i0x-7 4
Bono, silvagni and Farino. Sherwood /;
Weiss. Corano, Wilde and Bruny.
Falcons 500 o3f 2o--ii II a
Tobias Ill $40 02-l0 10 s
Markiew1cZ and Allshouse; Doe and
Kenney. Schneider.
Arntricans 101 600 0OO-2 5
DeSantis 020 Oh 20x-7 IL 3
Almany and wittstock; Smith and Lyle.
Lions O4O 020 1920 IL 4
Melvindale 900 900 00l- 5
Hegedus. Freer Shirts and Turkan
Retz and Crawford.
KowAlski Oi0 100 O0o-7 ,
Star Lodge O5l OlO OOx-I 10
MarusEewski. Strut and SprysSak. bachs !;
Wntrack and Ovcen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07

4 ace lIllS StdSOIl
Again M j k @
ID @ m o nstrated
his value yes
terday when he
held Battalion
No. 1 10 one hit
TO win. ID, and
keep his team
tied for first
place with Bat
TALON No. IL,
which also won.
Jim II ar twig
made the only
safety a single,
off Dattero in
the sixth, when
the losers two
Iunearned runs
were scored.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
.UAW 14 Holds
Fast Pace
In Glass B

The Detroit Baseball Fedora
TONS longest winning streak of
the season remained intact today,
leaving JAW 154 step ahead of
other contenders for the place op-
posite Sans in the Class b end
of the annual Amateur Day pro-
gram at Briggs Stadium. July 27.
Behind the steady pitching Of
Milt Couchman, the Fort Custer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
CAPTURES FOURTH

Bill O'Malley. a star pitcher in
Class A a few years ago. scored
his fourth victory by turning back
Rayrs. despite Elmer Milliman'S
two home rims. Arthur, six runs
in the first came in handy as. II
downed JAW 157, ST. Walt Will
liams' heavy attack disposed of
URWA. 12-7.
Sans, Class B champs the past
two seasons. stayed up near the
derS by turning back AFL
90, with John Steiger
pitching and winning his first
game in Class B for Sans.
Sam Victor, JAW 81 pitcher
tried the iron man stunt, but got
only an even break. After whip
ping URWA. 81, in his first game
Victor weakened in the fourth
against HE A. c. and lost. 9-5.
AL Jones, a member of the Mich.
igan State pit ching staff this
Spring, hurled the up-and-comine
Hassett nine to a Al triumph over
Four Leaf Clover. allowing three
hits as his mates tailed twice ir
the ninth to win. John SynodS
single in the tenth gave East Side
a 3D. decision over Misfits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Small PIdyoff
Field Likely
In Class A
STANDINGS

When the Class A plsyoffS Of
the Detroit Baseball Federation
start August 3. there is strong
possibility only three teams, the
smallest field in many years Will
contend for the title won last
year by Checker Club.
Two Sundays OF regular season
competition remain today but
only two clubs. AlteS and Paris,
are certain of places in the elm
nations. 4 percentage of at least
800 is needed 10 qualify.
-Four of the five other teams in
the division PepSi-Cola, Powers,
Hodges and VlaSic-today are still
under 500. and each will need
victories in the two remaining
games TO enter the tWo-Game
knockout series.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07

Bradford holds undiSputed pos
session of first place in Glass {
Of the u. Is. r. today and barring
serious upSetS. viii remain on top
for the remainder of The regular
season.
An SIS victory over Niviano.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07

'Batted for Lee IN seventh.
Vlasic OOo 600 ooi--1
Auto club 40 col 30x- 7
Errors-KoyAlchik Leone. Plonka. Kle-
wicki Kochin q Lapoints Two-base hits
--koehin Lspoints, PINK. Home run
struck out--By Lee q. nv Beaver q by
Brandt l. Left ~ hsses-vlaSic Il. Auto
Club Il Bases on bails-Off Lee 3. of
Beaver 2. of Brandt ,. Losing pitcher
Lee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
NO BLAME.

Rayl's lost a Class B game
to Greyhound yesterday, $50,
but it wasn't the fault OF
ELMER MILLIMAN, giant
17-year-old Rayl's outfelder,
who drove out two lusty home
runs. Milliman, who starred
in football, too. for Catholic
Central High plans to enter
Georgetown University this
Fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07

toughest contender, at Northwest
ern Field yesterday afternoon set
the talented nine ahead for the
first time this season. In a pre-
vious tilt, Niviano beSted Bradford
to gain tie for the lead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Dattero Keeps
No. loon Top

One Of the reasons for Bat
talon No. los lofty position in
the Firemens Midget Division
race This season is Mike Dattero.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07

Totals Al 10 "a IL Totals 81 IL 81 s
Hodges 003 O33 202-i3
Powers III 40 25x-15
Errors-Cierpilowsh Stevenson. Chic
pan. HAydylA. Jabionsh. Tvo-oase hits
Bryant, Hogg. Eiemic. Three-base hit
AntcrAk. Home runs-Cisrplowski, Davis
Hits-Off Korytikowski 6 IN innings, off
Hrdlicka q IN ; Ia innings, off Grinols o In
"a inning. off Bryant In 5 2-3 innings.
off Jablonaki 8 in 4 Is innings. Bases on
balis-Off Bryant 9. off Jablonski 3, off
Korytikowski 4, off Hrdlicka 4. struck out
BY Hrdlicka 2. by Bryant I, by JRb-
ionsd 2. Stolen bases Florek. Shower
Double plays Fiorek 20 Chlepan 10 stevfn-
son Florek 20 Stevenson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07

Led by Myron Ginsbefg, Bat
talon IL had an easy time In
beating Battalion d. 15-2. Gins
berg bagged a homer, double and
two singles in five times at bat;
Ratt No q or oO2 240-ll Il
paii NO s "'-'''','a---' 800 000 400 9 Q
Twomey. Poma and Colssinsk; szczuoe-
lex. Gieraltowski, Vanmalcle and Moug.
al, No 600 600 600 o ? 3
Bait No. u 2s2 2lo OOx-lo .
storm. Pepper, Smith and Dare, Moy-
ian. BAuman and Gotelaere.
Rs,, No 202 600 600 5 2
Rstt No 600 i0i O0O-2 3
snage and KatzI setnowski, Wasllesh
and Neilicke. - =.
Bait. No. 10 OlO 10y TO AZ
Bait. No. ! 600 OVL OuO-<
Dattero and Maloney; Hartwig. Cont
and Yarret. 4,
RAFT No 2 600 $50 oil ;
Zimmerman and Corey; Gurstein and
Soma. 81. .
ps,t No A 600 10 90 a
Neckenzie and Kaspzyk; Brooks and
Ginsberg. Dalton,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Male Help Wanted

BOYS 1920 work with samples; must be
free 20 travel neat appearance essen
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
PARIS

frr0rt-- f-ioffnNehif ~ n =. frhffin.
Harms H0EE Twc-bese hitH--Lacey
Efspula Eacrifice-DAvis. BABY. Hts
orr Lacey - m innings none out m
eighth or EiorEo m innings. Struck
out-By PlofroVtki 4 ~ Lacey 3. ~ sionE1
stolen bases-Smsza q Boses on balls
or PloiroVski 8, or Lacey {, or siongo
Double plsys-Kritch % NovAk 70 Davis.
HoEg tunsssistedl. Hertz tunAssistedb .
Davis 20 Kriich Left &C bases-Pepsi- Cola
80 Paris Cleaners 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Same Old Soil

Although the stands and build
ings have been changed. the racing
strip at the Jamaica track Is the
same\as the that laid down in 1903.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Varied Competition

Fordham University has played
more different football opponents
than any other school-123.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07

At ARLINGTON PARK
Weather, clear: track. fast.
First Race--Furenuf. Ida Streng, Bril-
miss, Valdina Flare, More Refined, Right
Aim, Bolute.
second Race-Texas Way. Gay Ef.
War Joe, Bud On, Alpolly, Gypsy
Monarch.
Baby Therese Tusco, Wrinkle.
Fourth Race-Rose Tint, Brutus, Art
OF War. WinAmac, Onemore. InscoeQuel.
Fifth Race-Contradiction, John Hunni-
cult, Date Ace, Bison.
sixth Race-Alned.
2 Seventh Race-Searcy Matte J.
Eighth Race-Dinerent IL Westerns
Son, Landlubber, Conville, Soldiers Call
Blind Blerney.
Ninth Race-Declared of.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Death Rotites

IBOHLE-July 5, Erdmsn, Of $3.50 Arndt
beloved husband OF Eifrieda Press
Bohle: dear father OF Erdmar C.. Olga
Agnes Walter Elfrieda. George, Martha,
Ernest and William. Funeral Tuesday. j 40
D from A. H-Petsrs~ Funeral Home.
/ 2057 GrAtiot avenue. and ESQ p m, Al
st. Paul's Ev. Lutheran Church, Jay and
Jos. Campau --'
JANIsoS-Rose July q, 32435 clov.rdale
at Maple. Pennington. Mich. dear wiie
OF Samuel. dear mother Of Thomas
ThelmA. stephen, Marion and Francis .
dear foster mother OF Raymond. Funeral
wednesday, Our Lady OF sorrows Churcn
Farmington, at 10 a. m. Burial HOY
Sepulchre
WiLDE-July S. John NJ. age IS years
beloved husband Of Emma Koemer
Wilde, dear father OF Arthur. HUGO, WI
Kinnon. Mrs. Norma MeMurray and the
late John. grandfather OF II grandcnll,
dren and two great grandonndIen. ru sns
26sS Gratiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Perfect At Last
Hard-Hitting Bob Cocquyt Reaches Goal to Lead
Vanker to Twelfth Victory in Legion

Ialso certain of a place in the four
team elimination. Faust and Pit
tenger can survive by winning
their rem aiming games. while
Beaudry and Cadillac are the only
challengers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Scratches

AT EMPIRE CITY
Weather. cloudy; track, muddy.
First Race-Last Sou Candlestick.
Second Race-Night Alarm, Doorjohn.
Preeminent, Msydig. Her Quest.
Third Race-Sun Galomar, Second
Best.
Fourth Race-Smar Wonder, Lei lima,
Pine Cliff. Generous.
Fifth Race-The Rhymer, The Thanss
Overdrawn.
sixth Race-Heathtown, Family Doe,
Barrymore.
Seventh Race - Legenda, Alumlnio,
Bess B., Talent.
AT SUFFOLK DOWNS
Weather cloudy. track, fast.
First Twlnkatys!. Nedcsp, Home
Guard. Belmar Boy.
Second Race-Set. Chance M6Aer Spill
way. Yetive. Tenacious, Ball o. Fire,
Higher Bracket.
Fourth Race-Villa Platte.
Seventh Race--Wrought Iron, Noodles.
Eighth Race - Orinocos Mon ReVs'
Broad Vision.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07

on aided the winners IN theIT
scoring.
Arthur. Acme, Greyhound and
Walt Williams each came through
with its eighth victory in 10
games yesterday. The first three
had trouble, Acme needing two
runs in the ninth to beat Mcclure,
11-9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07

AT FORT ERIE
weather threatening, track, fast.
FIRST Race-Kinsail. Worthy Eli. Little
Trick, Rosemore, Josey L.. Hay Tedder.
Second Race-Holton, Rustic Maiden,
Peglius.
Third Race, (Fsir Rsce)-Fair Teddy.
Seventh Race-Pr Progress. Bucharest,
Dark Revue, Bernardine W, Grand
View, Spicy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07

AT DETROIT
Weather. drilling; track, fast.
Eecond Race--Take It.
Third Race-Star Cloche.
Fifth Race-Declared OF, ninth WIN
run az NTH race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Dearborn League

SoftbalI Results
CAT MACK PARK
Keller Girls 2. PARIS Giris 1.
Midland Mich. 2. Briggs MIS- =
n Wayne, Ind. ., Briggs Beautyvars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Employment Agencies
Female Help Wanted

BEAUTY operator; all around. Apply
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Evening star., 1941-12-07
CATTLE q LIVESTOCK.

PAIR 4-YEAR-OLD DRAFT MARES in
foal. weanling draft, colts. l pony. riding
horses COWS, bulls heifers, calves. milk
SSeeatS, Sea , 6illies. kids, pigs. Falls Church
3 YOUNG. well-bred Chester sows, to pig
soon; also dressed hogs at 15c Id. Box
HORSE. 8 yrs. 16 hands, well bred, hunted
VS.. quiet: now at Middleburs: extremely
reas. Falls Church SO4-W-4
ABERDEEN ANGUS HE1FERS, eight, regis
tteredn months; good individuals, choice
PONY. small. verv gentle; price, S75. Call
kenSington 396-W.
RIDING AND WORK HORSES. mules, pony.
harness, saddles, brides. blankets, hay,
eheap ede bnsn mes
Rear 736 18th St Sc Trinidad aoiI.
HORSES, show. 2, small, young: shown in
saddle and jumping classes, Suitable to
become excellent ladies' or children's
jumping pony: Good News" 49, hands.
blue ribbon winner, thoroughly, experienced
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Academy, Kensington 15-F-11. 8.
2 CHEAP VA. FARM HORSES, cheap rid
soo aOrss 9t hRH snd Rsss ssG rd Riding
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cs SOON amH b tested saSnS
lst Cdl' ldnllly COWS. I. o. teSteQ, S0O
each; cream separator, No. 10. good condi-
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harness. 2-horse farm wagon. S15: / and :
horse moving machines cultivators ploWs
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PONY, 4-year-old, 1872 hand. will jump;
Ss5. Falls Church s39-J-1. Barton.
FARM HORSE. 3 yrs old, weighs 1850
lbs, make good brood mare; reas.; Will
consider trade. Taylor 0105.
ONE SPOTTED PONY, 4 yrs. suitable for
children; will hold for Christmas; one fine
work horse, yrs; 3 pointer puppies
beauties: 3 small bull puppies. mixed pets
only. See any time: W. M Lsdbetter: 5
right at Lindo Cabins.
WILL TRADE desirable lot in restricted
beach community for cattle, livestock or
farm equipment Warheld S271.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
FARM & GARDEN,


CEDAR TREES, so, fine. 10 to s #. high
Make offer. Falls Church s31 W..
ROAD GRAVEL for roadbeds, .driveways.
etc. General landScapng, topsoll, manure,
Xmas trees. Warfeld 4593.
COW MANURE well rotted, ST. hundred
lbs; 500 lbs, So: S12 so ton; rich garden
dirt, soc hundred lbs. 500 lbs. $3.50; l
ton. $50; frewood, any length. S14 cord.
Call DE. 1919 anytime except II m. to
4 pm. Glenhurst Dairy. Box 575S. Be-
HOLLY TREES
Give one for Christmas. Specimen nur-
sery-grown plants, all sizes, $3.50 up del
Also spruce and frs.
MEREDITH CAPPER. Falls Church 1917.
SHADE TREES.
% VARIETIES, 81 UP.
Evergreens, shrubs and vines. Drive
across Chain Bridge to Tysons Corner and
visit our nursery. Open all day Sunday.
MEREDITH CAPPER. Falls Church 1917.
FRUIT TREES.
Large selection in many varieties. Priced
from 81 to So so delivered. All other
plants at our nursery near Tysons Corner
Open all day Sundays.
MEREDITH CAPPER. Falls Church 1917. :
FLAGSTONE, rich black soil. well-rotted
COW manure: best quality
FORMAN'S NURSERY.
216 N. Glebe Rd CHI. 3141.
WEEPING WILLOWS,
TO EI: DELXERED, S1.75.
Red-Flowered, Everblooming,
8 to 8 Fit, Delivered S225
PURPLE LILACS.
Heavy Clumps, Delivered 81.
MEREDITH CAPPER Falls Church 1917
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USED BOAT BUYS

32' Cruiser. Good condition. Fully
eauipped-ready to go. An excellent
/ buy at $1,000.
Several fine motor yachts suitable |
for living aboard.
81 Diesel auxiliary schooner. One
Of the finest of her type. Critical in
/ Spectien invited
Star class sailboat. custom built, ex-
/ ira sails. stainless steel rigging. excel
/ lent condition.
LET US SELL YOUR BOAT!
& RHODES
NAVAL ARcHIrEcTs-EN6INE
YACHT BROKERS MARINE INSURANCE
| so4 l7fh ST. NV. RE. 1854
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140o n. UTAH ST. Arlington. Va.-F-ont
room IN private home. next 70 bath: conv.
10 = DuS lines. 500
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2o9 n: ABINGDON sT.-Cheerful front
shopping center, Arlington Pores bus Focd
transportation. 1oc fare II DRIVING 9ut
Leg p!lq. TO Park drive, turn right / block
10 81 St, then right to Abingdon ~
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ARL1NGTON-LsrRe sunny room. double
PEG pvt. home, kit and laundry privileges,
10c bus Glebe Oq5S
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

4olO N 21st ST. Arl.. Va-Lg bedroom.
twin beds. ideal . girls. emp couple board
optional; l block N. Quincy ST. Cherry
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sRLlNGTON VA.-Lovely front room. lst
n, WlndoWs: private entrance; lOc fare;
near bus. 1907 n TTrah e
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CHEVY CHAsE-Double or single room
WI WI private bath. Gentleman Wiscon-
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ARLINGTON. 25lo 10th st n-Well-fur-
rn.Sfheo; large room next bath; small family.
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ARL1NG NGTON-Beautifully furnished room,
tWln beds: ! block Cherrydale bus
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ARLINGTON. VA-Furnlshed room. south
ern exposure next bath. c ": near I0c
bus: earage optional. OK 1855
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LARGE ROOM, ideal for workers siitIand
Iis0!tGt iS0 3 or Navy Yard. $50 month. Locust
fNh-W-4 Sunday, IL pm