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c1S.25no1.s Notary Public. D. c.
LOUIS GUTENBERG, Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia
stration.-This Is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber, of the District Of Columbia
the District of Columbia Letters of ad-
ministration mi on the estate Of Louise, B.
Mumford. late of the District of Columbia,
deceased All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
TO exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated: to the sub
tober. AID. 1912; otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all benefit, of said
day of October. 1911. EDWARD B. SCRIM-
GER. 1439 Irving St NE tSeaD Attest:
VICTOR S. MERSCH. Deputy REGISTER of
Wills for the District Of Columbia, Clerk
of the Probate Court nol.S.15.
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WE HAVE WELL-LYING ACREAGE
tract, part cleared. part in forest. Tor sub
division; 500 per acre; ] miles north
of d. G., CLAY'S REAL ESTATE. COLLEGE
Park, Md. Warfield 4552 Eyes, WA. 1712.
Mr.. CAP HEIGHTS, Md ACRES OF
land having an old mill. part suitable for
gas station; $1,000. H. F. BIEBER, est.
1915 SH 6565
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GEORGE c. SHINN, Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT n,s9I,,. OF THE H c1ISm5Es INIIED
boIdins Probate CourtNNo. -5als5. .Ad-
mlnistration-This is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber, of the District of Columbia,
has obtained from the Probate Court OF the
Dists1r' t2stion on m the estate Of Mary H. DAVIS;
otherw,se known as Mary A. DAVIS, late of
the District OF Columbia, deceased AZ
persons having claims against the oeceaseo
are. hereby warned TO exhieI tne sushen. sfe
lin day of October, AID. 1912: otherVlse
they may by law be excluded from an
beneft Of said estate GiYem oober enoeI Ia4I NJ
1oHN hsHs B shjS DAvisi isn efe Hsy ION St. sea
Lftest: VICTOR S. MERSCH, Deputy Regis
,er ~ wills for the District OF COLUMBIA
CLERK OF the Probate Court. nol,s.1o-
LAWRENCE KOENIGSBERGER. Attorney.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
states for the Dstr,s, Of eoam0a sa Admlnis Dte
trstion.~This is to Give Notice: That the
subscribers Of the District of Columbia
have obtained from the Probate court OF
the District OF Columbia, Letters Iesla-
mentary on the estate Of Msoy So9Tbs r. Pads- ds-
ceased All persons having claims asaihst
the deceased are hereby warned 10 eXnlDil
Inc same, with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated, to the SUBSCRIBERS: on or oe
fore the 7th day OF OCTOBER A'D: dSs.
otherwise, they may by law be excl excluded t,e
49, 1e41 Jul coRNELIA WHITNEY. 3O4l sedg-
wick St LAWRENCE KOENIGSBERGER,
woodward Bldg. tseaD Attest: @ V1CIoR s
the District of Columbia. Clerk Of the Pro-
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TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

md COMM. FIRFPRooF BLDG. 90xl15
#. centrally. located in NV, suitable for
bakery. laundry. warehouse, shop man
ufacture with ramp to roof of spproxi-
mately 10000 so #. for parking or storage.
Phone MA 1856
STORE AND BROOM APT. H-WH AND
electric good NV location; price, S14,-
500. Call GeorVla 5l1l.
BUSINESS PROP. LOCATED ON WIS
consin ave. Bethesda. Md: about 10000
apt above 3-car gar. and other conv.
Good monthly income Apply 7l25 Airing
ton ave, Bethesda, Md, or call WI. 49S7
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TO BUY OR RENT-GARAGE FOR 10
cars and End floor for storage within a
radius Of u mile Of 22nd st. and Penna.
ave NV. Give location. SIZE complete
description Of building. price or rental TO
Box 43S-J, Star
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DUPONT CIRCLE-ONE OR TWO ROOMS.
with use of adjoining reception room
See janitor. 1906 10th no 06sG
NEAR 18th AND SITS NW-OFFICE
space opening on street excellent business
location: 710 50. # $3.50 per month
ROBT. L. McKEEVER CO, Shoreham Bids
MA. 4-50
LARGE WELL HEATED AND LIGHTED
rms. single or double Current furn.,
Janitor service; reasonable INQUIRE MAN
AGER. Stewart Bldg. 402 9Th 81. NV.
FIRST FLOOR, ABOUT 2,50O SO FIT
location 1924 Vermont ave 5000 per
month. INQUIRE office, 11@0 Vermont ave
1905 H ST. NW-oFFICF SPACE >
rms. each app. D #. So SO mo rental.
Apply mgr. Ebbitt Hotel. 1000 H ST W.
TWO CONNECTING ROOMS. SECOND
floor, NARROW Building Sll f ST. NV.
SILVER SPRING. ROOM OFFICE, FOR
professional or business man; best location
on Georgia ave. BAINS REALTY CO. Sab
Georgia ave. SH 3s92.
lO20 18th ST NW.-2nd- FLOOR OFFICE
See owner on premises. or VIM r. ELLIS,
1899 Eye st. NV DI. "O2H.
DESK ROOM. INCLUDING DRAFTING
space Downtown location. Reasonable
Phone National 1860. -
SILVER SPRING LOCATION
for dentist or chiropodiSt. new building
THE MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO,
s634 Colesvllle Rd SH 5ln0
1st-FLOOR APARTMENT, 8 ROOMS:
suitable doctor dentist or light commercial
use. 14th and GIrard Sts.
HENRY J. ROBB, INC.
1924 Vermont Ave DI Sli1
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]. TONTAINE HALL, Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED
States for the District Of Co.HmnalsS. "a
riiniStration-Th Is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber, Of the District Of Co4umnla
has obtained from the Probate Court OF me
District OF Columbia. Letters Trzt amentaTy
on the estate OF Cordclia E. O'ReILy. !ate
Of the District Of Columbia. deceased ~
persons having claims aeainSt the deceased
with The vouchers thereof. leEaliy authen-
icated to the sIbscrb9, on or before 'ns
thev NAV be law be excluded from all
bencfit Of said estate Given under its
hand this @tth day OF OctoEer. Ia Ma
TIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
BY BRUCE BAIRD. President. Seal Al,
test. THEODORE COGSWELI, REGISTER OF
Wills for the District Of Columbia Clers
nYrf S,l
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DENNIS A. LYONS and LAMBERT H.
MILLER, Attorneys.

states for the District OF Columbia.
Holding Probate Court.-No. 80. AZ, Ad-
ministratlon--ThIS is 10 Give Notice: Ihat
The subscriber. Of the State Of South Caro-
Ina has obi aimed from the Probate Court
of the District OF Columbia. Letters OF Ad-
ministration on the estate OF Walter Man
gum, late OF the District OF Columbia
deceased All persons having claims
AGAINST the deceased are hereby warned 70
exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated. 70 the sub.
scriber. on or before the l4th day OF
October. AID 1912; otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all benefit, of sad
day of October. 1871. ELIZA READ
MANGUM. s Ladson Street, Charleston,
s C. 'SealD Attest: VICTOR 5.
MFRSCH, Deputy Register Of Wills for the
District of Columbia, Clerk OF the Pronate
Gn,,rt ocon mol 8
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HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

HUNTING?
Daily or weekly rates. Appalachian
Valley Ranch. Blue Ridge Summit, Pa,
Box POS. %
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PHILIP ROSENFELD. Attorney,
$40 Woodward Building.
CERTIFICATE OF CHANGE OF NAME

ZEN - ANf1 - "a
SAKS FUR COMPANY.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENlS
thai We. the under signed. Jerome Ssks as
President and Agnes Mckenzie as Secre-
iary OF Saks Fur Company. pursuant 10
the provisions OF Title >. Chapter !, sec.
lion 3 Of the Code OF Law OF the Distrlc'
OF Columbia. do hereby certify
/, The Board of Trustees OF Siks Fur
Company passed resolution declaring IL
to be advisable that the name OF the
Company shall be changed to "SAKS," and
called a meeting OF the stockholders 10
faSe action thereon.
> A meeting OF, the stockholders OF the
Company was held. pursuant TO notice as
provided in the Bylaws OF the Company,
AMI unanimously voted in favor OF chang
.ng the corporate name Of the Com psny
from "sAKS FUR COMPANY to .SAkS.'
IN WITNESS V HEREOF, the said Com
pany has. On the i4th day OF OCTOBER;
ia4i. caused these presents to be signed
by jerome Saks, its President. attested by
Agnes Mckenzie. its Secretary, and .ts
Corporate seal TO be affixed hereto, ana
does hereby appoint Jerome Saks ITS true
and lawful attorney in fact TO acknowIecse
these presents as US act and deed
SAKS FUR COMPANY.
BY JEROME SAKS,
President.
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TRAIleRS FOR SALE.

VAGABOND. the COACH that has Every
thing On display opposite Canary Camp,
BALTIC. blvd, BerWyn, Md.
TRAILERS. new and used; easy to deal
with Elcar Coach Co, Canary Trailer
Camp, RI. !. BeTWyn, Md
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(SealN Attest.
AGNES MCKENZIE.

AGNES NChENLIE'
Secretary
United States of America, District OF
Columbia, S.,
/. CARL NJ. WEIGLE. Notaiv Public
in and for the District OF Columbia 90
hereby certify that jerome Saks, who is
personally we'll known to me as the person
ramed as attorney in fast III the fore
going Certificate. bearing Gate on the 14th
,iay of October, i94l, and hereto annexed;
personally appeared before me in SAID
District and as attorney in fact as
aforesaid. and by virtue OF the authority
vested in HIM by said Certincate' ac-
knowledged the same to be the act OF Saks
Fur Company, as named therein
Given under my hand and seal this 5th
day OF october, 1871
tSeal1 CARL M. WElGLE,
oc1S.25,nol.s Notary Public, D. c.
nI-.n nErGNpEnC AfAarnax
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FOR YOUR OWN DEFENSE

SOME OF THE EXTRA MONEY YOU ARE
NOW MAKING. OR HAVE SAVED THAN
TO INVEST A SMALL PART OF 1T
MONTHLY IN A FEW ACRES WITHIN
Easy COMMITTING DISTANCE OF YOUR
NATIONAL CAPITOL. RESTRICTED .
C. LINE AND ONLY 10 MINUTES FROM
SUTTLAND. MD ELECTRIC, SCHOOL
BUS. MAIL DELIVERY, ETC. OWNER.
CALL DI I3Gl
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.

CADILLAC, late model, large, beautiful
car: cost So 500. Immaculate condition.
For rent or hire, with or without driver.
MI. 1885 or MI. g6l4.
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2 BIG DISPLAYS.

Distributors for Schul', Plymouth and
Trayelo. Big stock of new and used TRAIL
erS. Convenient terms.
American Trailer Co., Inc,
4O3O Wis Ave. WO 3@32.
Spring Bank Trailer Park, U. S. No. l.
Iemnln ~ 90
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

LARGE STORE. LEASE OR SALE: 34nn
50 #. alley. suit, any business 11H4 9th
NV. s a m 10 pm District 1854
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
GARAGES WAN1Ep.

SINGLE BRICK GARAGES LARGE
enough to accommodate any size car or
truck. So month each. 4503 sth ST. n W.
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LEWIS H. FISHER, Attorney.

DISTRICT. COURT OF THE a4 cJNTpzI TM5TED
holding Probate Court.-No 5al9l, Ad-
ation.-This is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber of the District of Columbia;
has obtained from the Probate Court OF
istration C / "a on the estate OF Harriet
T. Serven. late Of the District Of c9lum-
bia. deceased All persons having CLAIMS
exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof,
legally AUTHENTICATED. to the subscriber. on
or before the 9th day OF Ociober. Al
Guided from all benefit of said estate;
Given under my hand this 21th , 6ny OF
October, I94I DANIEL E. CAMPBEl;L.
1922 F ST NV. Wash. D. c. 'SealD
Attest: VICTOR S MERSCH, DEPUTY Reg
lister of Wills for the District OF Colun!pld'
Clnrk of the Probate Court. mol NJ
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SILVER SPRING-S6.75O.

New. attractive Groom brick, center-hall
planned. bedrms. and bath md floor.
fr.; porch, full basement. oil heat, large
lot: near. shopping center. schools and
trans. Also a 6-room brick. same floor
plan. with built-in garage, at $3.50; NICE
residential section; F. H. A. terms. SH.
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LOTS FOR RENT.

md COMMERCIAL-LOT 2lx67. FOR
rent; suitable for parking of Il trucks.
Is Decatur st. ne, between o and P,
N. Capitol and First SITS. 1O 22l3
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259-ACRE FARM
NEAR CULPEPER. VA.

Located on State Hwy. 3, four miles
southeast of Culpeper with rolling and
level land divided into fields. which may
be cultivated with horses or ma chnery
This farm contains S-rm. frame house
with basement. 3-rm. tenant mouse. 2
barns, corn house, hog house and other
outbuildings. No electricity, but current is
available. Because of its fertility and loca-
ton. this farm will prove a splendid in
vestment at its present price of only
S13,500 To inspect. contact E. j. NOT
TINGHAM LR Culneper Va
Evening star., 1941-11-01

FORD 1896 Tudor de luxe sedan; eESel-
lent motor. good paint and upholsts,ry'
practically new tires; private owner; Va.
faiI inspection certificate; $3.50. Chest
mt A0.E
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DODGE Al Fluid Drive Luxury Liner: all
de- luxe custom equipped model with
beautiful smoEe-blue finish: dlrect!onal
lights very clean and like new throughout.
truly a bargain al 1855; see car No. 114Q.
H B LEARY, Jr, & BROS,
LET and New Work Ave y E no SOL"
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FORD a37 Tudor sedan; black finish very
good O. k. motor. very GOOD tires. CLEAN
inside and well worth sos. HILL q
TIBBITTS. 11l4 Vermont ave. Nationa!
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DODGE l3H 2-door sedan: personal car and
has been kept IN good shape, low mIleage.
almost new tires. Owner, 4s34 CONDUIT
rd. NV.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
OEEICES EOR RENT

WANTED-SMALL ALL-YEAR HOUSE. {
or facinp Open water Box 81 j Star
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DODGE 1893 door de luxe sedan heater
ana radio. low mileage; must be seen TO
be appreciated; $40, trade and terms.
COMMUNITY MOTORS, INC.
4 90 Il a m nd On I.ann Be heSdal- WI h300.
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BUICK ~ convertible sedan: this car
driven only 25,OOU miles before u was
traded TO US; EQUIPPED with radio heater.
very good motor and trnuble-free tires:
really a very sporty car thar you will be
proud to drive; only S445; act quick:
Evening star., 1941-11-01

DE SOTO 1870 4-door sedan; radio. heater
and seat covers; / owner, excellent con-
nItlOu GLrhn 1874
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DE SOTO 1886 AlrstTeam 4-dr. sedan.
entirely renovated throug hout, new rings,
brakes ETC.. like new; lovely car. stored
: months Rear 3232 P 81, NV. Property
of hnanCe CO Small down payment,
balance monthly MI gBlI
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FORD 1887 80 h.p" Tudor sedan; good
condition: present owner drafted. $500
cash Hobart 0366.
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DODGE l94l 2-door Luxury Liner sedan,
driven only Q 500 miles, bright black
finish, interior ike new, one owner; per-
fec. through ~gi5
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CHRYSLER 40 Traveller 4-door sedan;
beautiful maroon finish, radio, heater,
tWo-tone tailor made sip covers new
tires and ye-y clean. a One-oWner car and
in excellent shape: SS95 today; see
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CHEVROLET 1871 two-door Special ds
luxe; low mileage; $3.50. immaculate.
CHEVROLET 1910 spec de luxe town
SEDAN; a oeliEhtful lovely car that IS
PROBABLY the incest one in town. limited
mileage, all aCcesSOrlcs, radio, heater,
etc Toms Nj 1hhn
Evening star., 1941-11-01

1895 . door touring
sedan: clean black finish; excellent motor
and tires: perfect mechanical shape:
very nice family car. priced at only s2S9,
HILL 4, TIBBITTS. 1114 Vermont ave.
n VI National 1850
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DODGE 194I business coupe. lustrous mid !,
night black finish with white sidevsl
lres that are perfect. driven very little by
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REAL BARGAIN.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

7-ROOM HOUSE H-WH., UNFURNISH-
cd. S45 per month. Phone Capitol
Heights, Md. 255-J.
MCLEAN. VA-PARTLY FURNISHED g.
room brick house shaded lot l50Xl0o.
Adults only Avail. Nov. ! 5th. Call Elmwood
400 before ] o a m or bet. > and + p m
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BUICK 1896 special 4-door sedan: in
excellent mechanical condition, priced
reasonably. Owner, DU. 074s.
BUICK 1898 series 90 1-pass. limousine.
black, radio. WhIte-WaH tires new trans
mission, chauffeur driven from date OF
purchase, no dealers. L. H. SingIe-on,
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II 3. LEARI, JE-, q bIlOS, -.
1St and New YORK Ave. NE. HO. Sol2
CORD 1897 sedan new whlte-wall tires,
RADIO splendid condition, smart appear
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
LAUREL, MD,

6-laree-room bungalow lot b0xl40, with
additional lots: over 81 900 worth of box
wood and shrubs. full-leneth cellar. 24x4n;
well insulated and weather stripped, OIL
HEAT with summer hookup for hot water;
a beautiful home, priced TO sell immediatel
for 81 500 Can be seen any time
Evening star., 1941-11-01

BUICK 1870 super 4-door sedan, truly
ike new. radio. heater, air-condltioned:
beautiful maroon, new NhI.e wall tires;
only S945. o. w. Rosenberg. 1919 NJ
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East Falls Church. Va.

$500 N. WASHINGTON BLVD.
Now under constructions; rooms. 3Hx2S,
hardwood floors, fireplace, modern kitchen.
tile bath. full basement, air-conditioned
heat, city water sewerage, etc: on corner
lot. Price. $3.50; terms. By owner:
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LEARY Jrs 4 BROS

BUICK 1871 Super convertible coupe, also
~ ~ r52i, Roa alnaSter convert, coupe also
1874 Super club coEpe also lg4l Super
1dr sedan Big savings JACK PRY.
Packard 18th and Pa ave Sc
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lES ana lOOhS l.ht Z INV VhI- DI.y SS D.
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN
- CarrnIt s. Lax PIX D c GE 220C.
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CHEVROLET 1871 Special de luxe 4-door
sedan; underseat heater, defroSters. seat
covers. WhIte-wal tires, low mileage: Will
sacrifice for SS45. Call Georgia 1905.
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H B L-EARY. Jr., & BROS,

CHEVROLET 1910 convertible club coupe.
Special Ce luxe. ruby red. good condition,
new tlres. orlglnaI owner: 500. Emer-
son
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1871 club coupe. black;
oW miles immaculate; $3.50 Flood
Pontiac. 42gl Connecticut. MO s40l.
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g SPECIALS.

2204 Wilson Blvd. GIL. 124S, oxford 10!
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bUILh u SPECIAL h-WheeI 4-dO0E tnur-
ms sedan while SideWall tires, neTfect
black finish. radio heater and IN excellent
mechanical condItlor. very good late model
transportation al only S695. ASK to see
Evening star., 1941-11-01

in Riverdale. S6,150 to S1.S5O; g large
rooms. beautiful kitchen; aiI-conditioned,
open flreplaces, large lots, fine location;
exhibit home, 4all RavenSWood I'd. turn
right at traffic light. left at 4Sth ave, TO
RavensWood rd., rieht to exhibit home.
" D. CAMPBELL. Marfield NAS4
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TOURISTS,

ROoMINCi HOUSE-ARLINGTON VA.
Owner transferred. will sell with or with
out furniture or sell business and furnl-
Very valuable business loca ton: interest
ing price: trust 5000. payable S65 month.
G. w CLEVER co. 1913 N Irving st.
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Within block of Arnold or Fairfax 10c bus:
large plot with house facing on . streets:
/ bath End floor. u bath basement, new
h-wh plant. needs redecorati ting: rooming
or tourist business; valuable future busl-
ness site; about $500 cash needed.
C. w CLEVER CO. INC.
11C0 Iryinp s. Arllnpfnn. Va
Evening star., 1941-08-26

One draft board doctor told the
player he was deaf in one ear.
Fritz Howell, the A. P.'s shootin'
iron expert, had quite a shock
during the Grand American trap
shoot when he woke up early one
morning to find Jimmy Robinson,
a fellow writer from Minneapolis,
crawling around the room grab
bing at some imaginary object.
1t seems Jimmy was dreaming he
was hunting ducks and was chas-
ing wounded one that got away.
Today's guest star - Jimmy
Menzies, Tulsa Tribune: when
Coach Lookabaugh calls his Ok
lahoma Aggie gridders for prac-
tice, the first thing he'll probably
do is run over the alphabet with
the squad. OF the Aggie foes,
Skip Palrang of Creighton has
announced he'll use the "T' for
nation, Dewey Luster OF o. U. is
going to cut loose with the "a
formation and Henry Frnka Of
Tulsa plans a few capers with his
own OF system"
Harold Hillman, son of the
Dartmouth track coach and one
OF Americas best skiers. has
joined the Army Air Corps. So
Evening star., 1941-08-26
Tie PIoyoff Gives Mats Chance
To Save Tilt Hudson Muffs
After Browns Nab One

Kramer proceeded to walk Archie.
scoring Case with the run that gave
the Senators the lead.
But this wasn't much scoring for
Washington's total of 10 hits, which
was two fewer than they made in
the opener-and with the same scor-
ing result.
Home Runs Help In First.
An early punch secured the tri-
umph for the Browns in the first
game. as Chet Laabs and Wally
Judnich cracked successive home
runs in the first inning off Arnold
Anderson. Anderson permitted three
more runs before he retired after
the fourth inning and Walter Mas
terson and Alex Carrasquel stopped
the Browns until the ninth, when
they made their last score.
In their last effort, the Senators
were halted after scoring one run in
the ninth. Early. Pinch Hitter Sam
West and Case hit safely to bring
in one run, but then McKain re-
placed the Brownie starter. Bob
Harris, and retired the next three
batters in order.
George Archie had a good day at
bat. Three singles in four trips to
the plate accounted for the Sena-
Evening star., 1941-08-26
Great Field of Golf Pros Ready
For Hershey Open Tournament

champion, and Horton Smith, win
ner of the 194l st. Paul open.
From the team which Jones cap
tanned in his first competition with
the professionals at match play
will be Ben Hogan, now Hershey
pro; Clayton Heafner, former Car
olina candymaker; Lawson Little,
1910 open champion; big Ed Dud-
ley, winner of the first Hershey
open nine years ago, and Gene
Sarazen, who has won just about
everything in the past 20 years.
Hogan returned today from De-
troit to handle arrangements for
the tournament, which will be his
playing debut as the pro here after
switching during the winter from
White Plains, N. Y. Little Ben
fired five-under-par round to beat
Byron Nelson in the cup matches,
and Sam Snead was seven under par
in 36-hole round. which puts
them in their usual role as the ia
voriteS.
Evening star., 1941-08-26
Chance Slender
Unless They Nip
Dodgers Twice
Pitching Situation
Poor as Red Birds
Tackle Brooklyn
BY JUDSON BAILEY,
Associated Press Sports Writer.


With the echoes of Sundays ding
dong twin bill still ringing in every
bodys ears, the st. Louis Cardinals
and Brooklyn Dodgers squared off
for another double date today with
the pressure more obviously than
ever on the Redbirds.
The rain which caused yesterdays
scheduled single game to be con-
verted into double-header this
afternoon left the Cardinals con-
fronted with the Herculean task of
beating the powerful Dodgers twice
in one day or retreating from Brook
lyn with their National League pen
nant chances damaged badly.
Brooklyn has held a game and a
half lead over the Cards since last
Wednesday. They won together and
they lost together.
If the Dodgers divide today's pro-
gram they will have come out of
their crucial four-game series with
an even break and their lead un-
touched If they win both games
they will be three and a half games
ahead.
Therefore the only way the
Cardinals could do themselves any
real good today would be to win two
contests and the chances were not
too bright
Cards Pitching Shaky.
Manager Billy Southworth NOM
mated Max Lanier, a young south
paw, for the first encounter. Lanier.
bothered by elbow trouble. had not
made start since August IL. For
the nightcap Southworth groomed
Morton Cooper. a capable right
handler who nevertheless looked bad
and was beaten by the last-place
Phillies on his previous turn on
the mound.
Even the Cardinal skipper acknowl-
edged he was up against it and in
t1mated he might have to come back
with Lefty Ernie White on one-day's
rest If circumstances made drastic
action necessary to avert a rout.
In contrast to this, BROOKLYN
banked on two veterans, Curt Davis
and Fred Fitzsimmons, each of
whom had had a weeks rest and
had been going great. The 40-year-
old Fitzsimmons had won five games
without a defeat this year and the
last time Brooklyn was in st. Louis
he beat the Cards with magnificent
relief performance.
N. L. Program Washed Out.
The program seemed cerain TO
bring another capacity crowd to
Ebbets Field unless the weather con-
tlnued as a drawback. In case rain
would keep the tilts from being
played today. they would be trans
ferred to st. Louis when the
Dodgers make their final Western
swing after Labor Day.
Downpours wrecked yesterdays
baseball program completely in the
National League and only a part of
the junior circuit card survived.
One game played was a night en-
counter between the Boston Red
Sox and Cleveland Indians in which
the Red Sox beat Bob Feller, 10.
The great young Highlander
tangled in an exciting hurting duel
with Broadway Charley Wagner.
Each gave four hits, four walks and
tanned four. But in the seventh
two walks and Frank Pytlak's double
brought Boston its run.
The Chicago White Sox whipped
the New York Yankees, 9-1, on
steady nine-hit hurting by Lefty
Edgar Smith and a 12-hit offensive