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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
BerteIli Outpasses
Two Coast Fingers
to Bring Victory
BY EDGAR HAYES

SOUTH BEND, Nov. 22-Last
week it was Northwestern by a
single point and today il was
Southern California by 2 points.
Notre Dame had them and the
opposition didn't so the Fighting
Irish have completed their first
season since 1880. Knute
Rockne's last yea. Southern CALI
fornia flashed d best football II
has shown all year giving the
local boys the battle of their lives
before il bowed out. 20 10 1S
IL was the fourth time in this
series that the points after touch
down decided the issue and every
time il was the Southern Califor-
MIA club that went down 10 defeat.
A crowd of So 600 fans that
damned the stands had thrill after
thrill as these two spectacular
elevens battled up and down the
field. Their ground attacks stalled,
they both took TO the air. Here
the issue was settled and the
strong right arm Of Angelo Ber-
tell was more effective than the
combined talents of Bob Musick
and Paul Taylor, who divided the
singing for the TrOians.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Aided by Lateral

Harder then finally took lat.
eral from Mark Hoskins after the
latter had run Is yards and went
5 more to the Gopher 10 From
that point he battered his way
over the goal line
The Gophers' third-quarter tally
eliminated a drive of "a yards
after Minnesota had taken posses
sion of the ball in the shadow OF
its own goal posts. Once again il
was Smiths passing that kept the
Gopher machine rolling, his final
toss to Daley scoring the tally.
The clock showed only nine Sec
onds to go and the ball was on the
Wisconsin 35-yard line for fourth
down when Bud Higgins passed tc
Bob Sandberg in the end zone for
the final Gopher touchdown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

Stormy Larry the other day bawed with Alexis Thompson
young multi millionaire Of the Philadelphia Eagles football
The braw took place Dinty Moore in New York and
900 bet according to reports from Big Town
And Leo Durocher in Hollywood trying crash the
got involved into scuffle with reporter.
Joe Louis not waiting into uniform to do his bit for
Uncle Sam His offer to fight free for Navy Relief grand
gesture the part of the heavyweight champion His bout
with Buddy Baer in New York January g. the receipts of which
will the fund expected to draw 1000 gate setting
ame record for receipts for indoor fight With
$50 top Jimmy Maloney and Jack Delaney the mark with
draw of $18300 Madison Square Garden back in 1927
Mike Jacobs who is doing his Bit with what will
$4,000 $4,000 donation expects to make $50 the tops
the Louis refused accept expenses his
services his exhibition tour Of Midwest army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
IS, 753 See M Rally
To Tie Ohio State
Score Knotted 3 Times
in Thrilling Game;
Michigan Trails Twice
BY BOB MURPHY

ANN ARBOR. Nov. %. - The
-fates who watch over men of SUI
preme valor weighed the scales of
Justice perfectly today. After 60
minutes Of fierce fighting and
sparkling offensive football, Ohio
State and Michigan quit the field
Ideadloeked, 1920.
An overflow crowd of IS. 753 were
left limp and gasping as the final
gun sounded. But the spirited
warriors even then had not
enough. They started mad
scramble for permanent possession
of the football.
A red-shirted player grabbed
the pigskin and started on the
dead run for the dressing room
as the final gun sounded. Hot in
pursuit was Capt. Bob Westfall
and his Michigan mates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

- L K LEO naodmuu
SPORTS EDITOR
Colorful Jimmy Demoret
Was Bic Sensation
in the Arg entines
Les fleming. Forme
Tiger. Gale d Bes
Slugoer in His Loor

Jimmy Demaret wearing screaming yellow and FIRE truck
jackets playing spectacular golf and grooming in night
clubs was a in the Argentine Demare his
return 10 States late this month"; will hunting
with Ben Hogan and Byron Nelson fellow Texans down in the
Demaret and Hogan the only freshmen
named on the Ryder Cup that expected play
Detroit next Summer
Louis shot Sc in golf tournament in Los Angeles
recently Louis has six handicap Larry Gilbert
ager the Nashville club rates Les Fleming ormer Detroit
ge ugger he has the Southern Association
The Cleveland Indians have bought Elem
ing the Vols Corporal Jess Willard Jr of the for
heavyweight champion playing quarterback for the
at Fort Ord Cal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
PaUIoDski Scores

Walter Pawlowski, 155 pounds
of bounding football man. started
States scoring march when he
swung around his left end and cut
back over the goal line for two
yards.
A long pass from Dick Kieppe
TO Bob Mcneil, a 30-yard aerial
set UP the play. This ended States
scoring in the first quarter but
they came back fast in the next
stanza.
After 5 minutes OF niff-nawinf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Spartans Race AWay
From, Ohio Wesleyan

the three blockers ahead of the
flying Watkins as he sped past
the 10-yard stripe.
The Bishops had little TO say
in the goings-on after Watkins
fine effect. State came back to
play for keeps again.
Bob Heisler. Wesleyan left ha4-,
gave the Spartans a break when
his sloppy kick was downed on
his own 80 midway in the Sec
ond quarter.
Morgan Gingrass. a promising
soph from Marquette. ripped and
tore at the Bishops line for first
down and then Schelb tossed to
Lew Smiley, end from Ferndale.
who was down on the 5. Gingrass
then started his plunging again.
first going TO the l and then to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Indiana Downs
Purdue, 70

BLOOMINGTON. Ind. Nov. %
by a pair of flashy back
field men. Billy Hillenbrand and
Bob White, Indiana University
scored in the final quarter OF
their traditional gridiron battle
with Purdue here today TO %in,
z TO 0, and retain possession OF
the Old Oaken Bucket.
1t was Hillenbrand who scored
the Hoosier touchdown. going
over from the 3-yard line in the
fourth quarter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

the World Series
Doph Cam Dodgers from Brooklyn to Sacramento
plotting his plane Mrs Cami and the five little ones
Eddie Lewis former Detroit wrestling i'm
presa Mexico City reports that the sports palace
Mcos capital city includes gymnasium arena grand stand
and libraries.
Eddie Bruneteau z2yearod right wnger and brother OF
Mud, with the Red Wings playing with the Quebec Aces
who lives at ST. Boniface Man, played
IL with Detroit last went to Indianapolis and then
the Omaha Maurice Shevn former sports
editor of the St Louis Is editor OF new
weekly 'he Sportsman published at Billings Mont Casey
Sengel the valuable Dodgers of 1941 Cami
Dixie Walker Pete Reser Whew Wyatt and Hugh Casey TN
the named Smith is the golf at Pine
your friend has doubt about the best football
being played Midwest remind him of Minnesota Notre
Dame Michigan Northwestern, Ohio State and Missouri
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Vanderbilt Edges Out
Alabama, 7 10 0

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov. o.
Vanderbilt defeated Alabama here
today on a rain-soaked field by a
score of z to O. The lone touch
down came in the third quarter
when Rebrovich tossed pass to
Jenkins, who caught the ball on
the 8-yard line and went on for
a touchdown. Jenkins added the
extra point from placement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23


Detroit ,swarmed about Goalie
Early Robertson of the Americans
opening the first period and finally
were rewarded in the third minute
when Motter scored with the aid
of Wares and Crosse.
1t was 6:15 of the first period
when Howe scored to give Detroit
a 20 lead. Goalie Mowers had
only one save up to this point.
Crosse raced in on Robertson to
score but the goal was disallowed
because of an offside. First Thu
rier and then Wares drew minor
penalties but neither side was able
to take advantage Of the openings
although Mowers had to be good
to hold off the Amerks.
Abel stormed in alone at the
start of the second but missed by
inches. Knott and O'F1aherty sur
rounded Mowers but could not out
maneuver the Detroit goalie.
Egan of the Americans and De-
troit's Stewart were penalized for
roughing. Boil got away for the
Americans but Mowers saved mas
terfully. Motter baked Anderson.
But Anderson relayed to Hill who
nudged by Mowers on a splendid
at 7:39.
The Americans went after Now
ers so hot that he looked as if
fCor<iuuad nm Da~~ Ei~htN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

APOEIS,-N o Ut
Minnesota'S all-powerful Golden
Gophers won the Western Confer
ence football championship and
probably clinched their claim to
the national collegiate title today
by defeating Wisconsin, Al to s.
The Gophers piled up a % to 6
lead at half time and then added
a touchdown in each of the final
fwn pariOdS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
HOCKEY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

SATURDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT 2. Brooklyn /.
Toronto 3, Chicago o.
New York 7, Montreal 4.
SUNDAYS GAMES
Boston at DETROIT.
Montreal ut New York.
Toronto at chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
That Ice Follies Is Popular

The Shpsad and Johnson Ice Foes played SO straight
seout Angeles opening their current
Winter which takes them % 600 miles to 20 cities
season played 622000 paid customers Smart
money licking betting Maurelo against Lesvenich in
New York giving 2t2 before the first bell.
frankie from Oakland Cal seeks draft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
CrisIer's Record Is Better

Minnesota in the last four lost six
and tied and Fritz Cser at Michigan the
stretch five and tied Angelo Berteh Notre Danes
passing star is blond Italian from Springfield Mass. In
Linda Darne Twentieth National A. A. u basket
ball championship has the preest mascot in sports is
claimed by the Los Angeles studio basketeers.
Dixie Walker, liquor dealer Long Island when not
SHARING fly balls for the Dodgers Larry MacPhas 200
refeshmen order for newspapermen during W.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Wanted Pigskin

Bullet Bob, who played his las,
game for the Maize and Blue. hac
expressed a desire for the pigskin
His. mates were determined this
wish should not be denied.
After merry mixup and mad
scramble the players were finally
separated and showed toward their
quarters. 1t was not so lone
afterward that Ohio States play
erS sent a representative to the
Michigan dressing room TO person
ally see that WeStfall was given
the Coveted football.
Being the sportsman he is, West
fall then returned the compliment
by going TO jim Daniell, Ohio
State tackle, and presenting him
the ball.
you've earned it," Westfall
said. you certainly played
game today"
This was a game lacking moth
ing. Led by the fleet Dick Fisher
and the hard-pounding, sharp
Jack CIR. Ohio State
scored first in the opening quarter.
Graf bucked over from the 4-yard
line and Hallabrin kicked goal.
Kuzra Goes OUer
Michigan snapped TO its job
and knotted the score with only
80 seconds of the first half re-
Tom KuZma went over
tackle from the 1-yard line and
Bill Mellow kicked goal.
The teams resumed the battle
in the third quarter and stepped
the tempo up to such pace that
il seemed surely bodies would sag
and nerves would crack
Michigan started il by swinging
down the field Sc yards TO forge
ahead, 14-7. The touchdown came
On a 17-yard pass, Tom Kuzma to
Harlin Fraumann.
Ohio took the next kickoff and
never lost possession of the ball
until they had gone all the way
81 yards-with Kinkade piling over
center from the 1-yard line for the
score. Hallabrin's toe was true
and the score was 14-14.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Lose Ball on 2

After Michigan had Travelled to
the 4-yard line. due mainly to
brilliant 43-yard sprint by West
fall, Ohio threw them back TO the
7-yard stripe and took possession
Of the ball.
The Buckeyes advanced to their
4S-yard line just as the fourth
quarter started. Jack Graf stepped
back and fred a pass that Dick
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
BUCKEYE ELUDEs CE1rHA1 MICHIGAN (ss) FOR LAST
Champ Gophers End
With Easy Triumph

for the score with a 25-yard re-
turn of the kickoff to his II, then
followed with a 26-yard run TO
tput the ball in Minnesota terri
tory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
IS Out of II Complete

Angelo Bortolo Bertelli. the
sophomore sensation from West
Springfield, Mass. did IL for the
Irish. wenty-ene times he passed
and Is times he connected with
receivers, for a net gain Of l56
yards
Musick almost turned the tide.
His fine passing kept the invaders
in the ball game until the very
last minutes They scored once in
the fourth period to come within
two points OF the Irish. But then
Notre Dame. showing its only
fash of power on the ground, ran
three first downs in row TO
freeze the ball until the gun ended
the suspense.
Breaks played an important
part in the Irish victory but they
took advantage OF them 10 win.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Howe, Motter
Win for Wings

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-With
Alex Motter and Sgd Howe scor-
ing their first goals of the season,
Detroit Red Wings defeated Brook
Ign Americans, 2-1, here tonight.
Motter and Howe tailed early in
the first period while Mel Hill got
the lone Brooklyn goal in the Sec
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

Mike Schelb. who returned two
punts for touchdowns in the
slaughter Of Temple a week ago,
snagged one of AL Leonard's boots
and raced across the field and
down the sidelines 65 yards for
the second score.
Then, in a sudden turn OF
events, Wesleyan came into the
ball game when Bill Watkins
more than duplicated Schelb's
feat by taking the latter's kick
and streaking down the turf OF
Macklin Field for 80 yards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

The Bishops quarterback had
beautiful interference on the play.
At that he was nearly stopped
when Tom Johnson, junior tackle
from Detroit, nearly broke through
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

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Evening star., 1941-02-18
ROOMS FURNISHED.

GORDON HOTEL. on beautiful 10th St.
between Eye and K-Comfortaby furnished
rooms, near showers. $3.50 up: double from
Sl0.50 weekly: with bath SIS weekly:
@4-hour elevator and switchboard service:
excellent dining room
NEAR 18th AND COL RD-Nicely furn.
room in well-kept house Small family. no
other roomeTs; men only. co. 2654.
Evening star., 1941-02-18

RADIOS. So: orig. values to 500; 175
from storage; all recond. 1910 7th st. NV.
or 500 Central ave, Cap. Hgts.. Md
RADIos-25qs to 5Oe6 of on new 1871 R.
A, Philco. and Emerson sets; reg. 1895
model. S6.8S: req, S19. .95 model, 50 95; reg.
S29.95 model, SIS. Apex Radio Co., 709
9th st u w al G
Evening star., 1941-02-18

PETWORTH, All Ingraham St n.w.-Well-
furnished single room: gentleman pre-
ferred unlim. phone: $50 mo. GE. 6605.
ANACOSTIA. 1910 You St se-Nr Navy
Yard Large. comfortably furnished rm.
in new home AT 6557
Evening star., 1941-02-18
ROOMS FURNISHED.
(UntinuedD }

18th AND SPRING RD.-Newly furnished,
in newly decorated modern home; shower,
phone; transportation convenient; break
fast and GARAGE optional; gentlemen only;
double with twin beds, Sl7.5O each. Phone
CO. llob.
6O5 QUINTANA PL. NW.-Nicely fur
nished room for gentleman only: reason
able price
1922 PENNA. AVE. at Washington Circle
nw-Light housekeeping room, $50 mouth
2O14 CONN AVE. NW.-Attrac. studio
rm.. sublet until April lst: S25 month
gentiles. Decatur 64s7.
LARGE BRIGHT SINGLE ROOM, next
dova Apis. No. 100. North 1906.
2i46 NW.-Newly papered painted
hot water on same floor. > baths: girl or
lady. One, 81; 2 persons, 50 week; 3rd
floor
1920 vARNUM NV, of 18th st.-Desir-
able large front room, private bath, private
home. Taylor 1885.
3I23 s, OAK. AVE. NE-sunny front I'm. 10.
adj. bath; on car line. blk. Shopping CEN
ter; accom-. . to 4 people. MI. 1870.
"OLD ENGLISH" 1885 Que. st. n.w-Sin-
gle with running water: also vacancy in
double for girls switchboard; showers.
3i3 Z. CAPITOL sT.-One Ink. room,
equipped; oil fuel; couple.
423 HAMILTON ST. NW-Master bed
room. pvt. shower: Rentlmen or employed
couple, gentiles; bus at corner. GE 1891
CONN" NEAR sHoREHAM HOTEL
entrance; maid service. Adams 436s
1899 CLIFTON ST NV
Clean, attrac, newly furn. large room
NJ; 4th st. car and downtown; 81 ca. MI
0r ~ PERSONS, s6 week 6i3 II. II ave,
$3.50 week Call DE. 6l6S. 20'
Evening star., 1941-02-18
824 TAYLOR ST. NE.

> rooms. large dinette tile bath electric
kitchen, inclosed rear porch; rental, S52 so:
heat, no. water and janltor service fur
niShed Call Mr. CARNEY, Dupont $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-02-18

MOTOR TRUCK hauling contract: large
national organization wants immediately
responsible men who have suitable truck or
can invest minimum 81 900 purchase new
or good used truck; longtime contract
provided; pay all notes. expenses; good
livelihood excellent return investment: fun
details on request: refs Box 4No-G Star
Evening star., 1941-02-18
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

FURNTTURE-Want to buy some used
sHssfhGl5 mE 5@5S goods to 0utht large place
FURNITURE WANTED AT ONCE. We buy
all kinds Also elec. refgs., stoves, TOOLS
etc. Day or night. Lincoln 2s07. 2O'
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac.. china. glass
cash price paid. Call Murray, Taylor 3333.
FURNITURE-Al kinds of household goods,
rugs bric-a-brac, glassware: highest caSh
prices prompt attention. RE. 1904. 23'
RIANo granS So9tn or Upright will pay cash
PIANos--We buy and sell used pianos Of
all kinds Republic 1890. The Piano
Shop 1015 18th ST. NV
REFRIGERAToRs. late models preferred
maEss mihss' cai e6lfei Dedaar DaH ssMo service all
SEWING MACHINING buy all types:
pleatinE 9i7 F:t RE 1900, RE 23II
CASH for your dining room, living room,
bedroom furniture. Call Dupont 05l3. 22'
TRUNK WARDROBE. in good condition.
Call Emerson 9012.
prices paid Don't sell until you call
HIGHEST PRICES paid for ONCE furniture
OF any description. Call Dupont O5l3. 22'
GoID6PRING GS9 q YOUR OLD G6ogLD ST.
\ KAHN, INC AZ YEARS AT 935 p.
A BETTER PRICE PAID for old gold. plat.
damond EscS nd5d0n tehe ne
tant, as We use same IN our mfg. depart
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.,
727 9TH st. NV.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver. watches diamonds and old dis
carded tewelry; fuI cash value paid.
SELINGER'S S1S r st. NV
GOLD, DIAMONDS.
Highest cash prices paid Arthur Markell
9ls st. NV. RIM 3O1 MA 02s4.
SAFES OR VAULT DOORS
Will Buy for Cash. ANY Condition.
THE SAFEMASTERS CO.,
1904 PA. AVE. NV MA. 1910.
Evening star., 1941-02-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

VACUUM CLEARANCE. FEBRUARY CLEAR
ANCE. ALL STANDARD MAKES BRAND
NEW; in original cartons, Rebuilt as low
most reliable vacuum cleaner parts and
'''',.' Wv. ,o EEEcTRIcAE cENffER:, so-o
EHRPRHA E6RRRA ssa1 ESEc4R0HGx sfSs5 fs5
with att, rebuilt and guar like new yr.
sos 11tb 81 gEsT W BRANRs Estio9oi Go' 1878. 1s.
VACUUM CLEANERS; rebuilt and IKE
trio; $685. up Guaranteed l year. Author
Ized factory service for Eureka Royal and
J. C HARDING CO.. INC,
Electrical Headquarters,
sns4 Of models.
RsBHs9 1P55 PAY 5PfS 6EHE rvRsSds vstES ES.
Piano Shop. 1913 7th st. NV.
WASHERs-Deep-cut prices on brand new
crates at discounts Of more than 60@s OF
as ST weekly: liberal trade-in allowance,
ATLAS APPLIANCE CO.
WsShingtons Largest Appliance, House,
District { s7s7. OPEN Reie ETes. TfiI RIiiSit Pm
5ss5L WASHERS; Begdlx Home Laundry. floor
j HARDING CO.
Electrical Headquarters.
ST. 10th s.. NV. MA 21f0.
WASHING MACHINES, Maytag, Thor.
Apex AND Easy, used rebuilt and floor
j c. HARDING CO..
Electrical Headquarters.
BIZ 10Th ST. NV MA 2l60.
WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA. late edi-
ton. like new; reasonable. Box 1861,
Star.
wASHERS-BRAND NEW
All standard makes February clearance
Big trade-in allowance Easy terms Can
pay with your light bill Also rebuilt wash
erS as low as So a5 WE ARE AUTHOR
1ZED SALES AND SERVICE FOR BENDIX.
MAYTAG, G. E. WESTINGHOUSE, A. B. C.
AND THOR
ELECTRICAL CENTER
514 10th St. NV. National ss72
Evening star., 1941-02-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

Of starting Lessons ms on n that G % instrument
play. If you start now We will loan you
an accordion without charge and you can
is a nominal fee for private lessons in
our studio. This offer also applies to
marimbaS, trumpets, drums guitars; vio-
Ma $50 Kits. I33o G so ST. NV! .oGdS tmiddie
OF the block
AIR COMPRESSOR. 8 h.p, auto. switch;
n rotary hydraulic grease lifts; cheap.
silver, books, pictures, furniture lamps,
frames, firearms. Edelson. 61S 5th st. W.
ANTIQUE and modern jewelry. Mahogany
desk and chest of drawers: Bric-a-brac
st. NV Dupont i$i1> N--e- -e'' l '-f '-o'"
BAGGED SAWDUST-25c bag; : bags,
81 delivered: for store floors and many
other uses. AT 400. HECHINGER CO.
RorE nsed Sc SCI 6bE for fm scadns
HECHINGER CO. 5th and H SITS. ne.
BEDROOM-solid maple; it looks new:
out of our ACME STORAGE WAREHOUSE;
double bed Beautyrest mattress, plat
bench ALL PIUGGED MAPLE: 15iitts piate
glass ops; we must sell for this customer
a,l IN next sH. few days also 3-pc. lovely daven-
dinette. SENSATIONAL SACRIFICE.
Open nights" ACME MOVING &, sTOR-
dPE; dPEN fs3S NIGH4s 18th ST. NV Georgia 1000.
| BEDROOM-Waterfall walnut. plate cir
cular mirrors; beautiful and so, so cheap;
| fine coil spring and innner-spring mattress;
tress, S99 9O chest, $3.50; dresser, 5000;
fRss fRfe table BE- mEG asif Run?sR
AcME 5ACMES, STORAGE y&d5 PAY PAY Or NIGHT. ACME
Georgia 1000. OPEN NIGHTS.
EDROOM-Mshogany 18th century; ma
hogany-lned drawers; | drawer cedarized;
HK f4fKy Of fqFFiEFe FE 4oW RIF v6E REfEP bedrGo AG
See see it. ACME sToRAGE sure has the the
bargains; al! kinds OF furniture; odd beds,
chests, xfs dFessers; lamps CHAIRS desks;
downtown overhead? We have no store.
ACME STORAGE WAREHOUSE. ACME
Georgia 1000. OPEN NIGHTS.
q pcs,). magnificent bieached mahogany,
oval table, shield-back chairs; really swell;
SACRIFICE sso .66.pc; solid maple tav tavern
fast room, 50: chairs; a5s; f4rnitgre for
he epsEg ASME SIRE SEM
& STORAGE, 461S 14th st. NV. Georgia
| 1000. OPEN NIGHTS.
BEDROOM SUITE, complete, S25. Lin
| coin 1928.
BRICK, used, $3.50 per M on Job: 1OO.O 600
hard WHOLE ole 6risk 2dSx Apply foreman e79 on
BRICK, LUMBER AND PLUMBING mate;
ranged for easy selection at HEcH1Nc ER g.
ins to saHs sns em ~ our as tfee yards 0S
HECHINGEa CO, Used Material Dept
se.b S a. aRe sRs W s'' ,so5 sahpo. ap itSC AZ. e.
Evening star., 1941-02-18

PRIVATE ENTRANCE. close in shower.
phone; newly dec. and furn.; single, S4-S5;
double, S6-SS. 1924 Belmont ST. NV.
DOWNTOWN-Sout room. next bath:
cheerful and homelike: gentleman. North
1865.
Evening star., 1941-02-18

PIANOS-Buy at the Piano Shop and save!
Used uprights, $40. $50. $40 and up;
slightly used spinets. S95; also bargains
in used grands we are exclusive local
agents for new Cable-Nelson and Everett
pianos; easiest terms in the city: see us
for rock-bottom prices. The Piano Shop.
10l5 eth st. NV. OPEN EVENINGS.
Call Republic 1SQO
Evening star., 1941-02-18

PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used
at love monthly rates: all money paid as
rental applies on the purchase price il you
decide to buy later MA: 413o; Kilt s.
Evening star., 1941-02-18

qO3 18th NW-Attractive rm. board
cas-; gentleman home priv Va. pvt. fam.
Evening star., 1941-02-18

143s KENNEDY ST NW-Vacancy for
young gentleman in lovely detached home
shower bath: good food; reasonable,
1914 EMERSON ST. N.W-Spacious twin
bed room conv transp.; Govt. employees
preferred; reasonable. Taylor 1865.
I776 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. N.W.-A dis
tinctive home for young people in an un-
surpassed location; reasonable
Evening star., 1941-02-18
SPECIAL BARGAIN.

310l 14th ST NV.
Five large, light rooms and bath al
facing south New Bryant gas heat. Very
convenient location.
ONLY $50.
Phone for Key to Inspect.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.