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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07
THE SPORTS MIRROR

.,.ro the recent Franklin-P Pastor fight
SDssrslsnd Jack Hurley. manager of
.sI;n was busy campaigning for
s a;orship match with Louis for his
Hurley. in his argument, pointed
IIat Iethal Lemuel had stopped Abe
y a and Tony Musta in quicker time
L.d Louis. He also argued that Lam
IaS was faster on his feet than the
r tr,e that Franklin knocked out ST.
and Musta in quicker time than Louis.
s"ok Louis Is rounds to stop ponderous
s wv, but Franklin had Abe out in five.
.S"t Louis eight rounds to blast Musta
J" admission. while Lammin' Lemuel
soned Tony down in three. But Frank
sonOht Simon and Tony after Louis. and
M 6ghters had been softened by the
Sus punches
tsnkIin is light enough on his feet, per-
I n faster than Louis. but he does not
I've the timing. judgment of distance and
Eject coordination possessed by Louis.
[uis can hurl six-inch punch with deadly
fsd into the smallest opening while
[,rklin must cock" his right hand to get
|, best results.
That's the difference between the
hampton and Franklin. That's what
used Lens defeat by Pastor. Runnin
N an anful dodger. took advantage of
d slowness of the Franklin hands and
al his opponent to the punch.
Franklin has never been taught how TO
Inch, and until he acquires this knowl-
he. he'll never gain place at the top of
division.
The defeat of Franklin solves a prob
n for promoters which would have as
med large proportions if the Cleveland
would have won the verdict. Ben Goetz
d Bob Brickman. promoters of the
snklin-pastor contest, had offered Louis
10000 to defend his crown against the
nner of he bout. In addition. $4,000
S to be guaranteed to the Army and
IVY Relief Funds.
The promoters had prepared plans to
d the championship bout in the big
Heland Stadium during the coming
inner The stadium has a seating ca
lily OF nearly 100000. and with top
&c Of S26 so, and the other tickets scaled
IN, the gate would have exceeded $780,
Goetz and Brickman were confronted
h a ticklish problem prior to last Tues
! night. Franklin is not under the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07

domination of Uncle Michael Jacobs. and
for this reason the promoters were won
derlng Just how they would get around
TINS problem and yet be able to promote
the bout. They were reluctant to "cut"
Jacobs in, but they knew that il would
have been impossible to get Louis unless
Uncle Mike had his hand in the pie. But
their worries are over now Pastor, who
can be obtained by Jacobs, solved the prob
lem by hating LENS winning streak at
10, and doing it in the most unexpected
manner-by knockout.
Richard (Bul) Harris is not a name
familiar to those who do not frequent the
race tracks, but to those followers of the
bangtails it is a name which had been as
sociated with horse racing for more than
so years.
That association came to an end in Re-
ceiving hospital last Wednesday morning
when Bull, as he was affectionately known
to intimates. died as result of an heart at
tack. Harris had been i'll for the past year
and had been taken to the hospital early
Tuesday morning
Born in Spartansburg. NC, Harris was
brought north at an early age by Jimmy
Rowe and Andrew Jackson Joyner, two
famous trainers. Rowe was at one time
top trainer for the Whitney stable Harris
headquarters were in Boston and New
York.
Harris later joined the forces of Mi
chael and Phillip Dryer, of Brooklyn, two
of the outstanding race track plungers of
a gone and almost forgotten past. He
served as betting commissioner for the
Dryers until they retired from the track
In this job Harris handled thousands of
dollars for the two owners, betting their
money on horses at various tracks in the
East and Middle West. This also enabled
him to rub shoulders with men like John
(Bet-A-Million) Gates. and other heavy
bettors of the late ninetes and early years
of the present century.
Reticent to discuss his past, it was not
until close associates began to talk that his
associations of the race track were made
known to those in Detroit who had met him
since he came here 20 years ago. 1t was
these friends who told of his trustworthi-
ness. two qualities which endeared him to
those who had known him in his better
days, and to those who met him since he
came to Detroit.
Will you meet another Bull Harris ?
Yes but they're few and far between.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07
Rens Trounce Auto Club, Toledo And
Pontiac Teams Over Past Weekend

went 70 Pontiac and irounced The
GM team. sunday they defeated the
Toledo Chesvies and sunday night
the Auto Club went down before
the fast-stepplng Rens.
The game was one o. the bast and
II showed The defense OF the New
York club az It's Beet Chuck
Chuckovitz. former University Of
Toledo start and present holder OF
the scoring record in the National
Pro league. was stopped cold. the
Rens showing no respect tor
Chuck's scoring ability and the fact
that he was being honored on the
annual field day proeram OF the To-
ledo Amateur Basketball fedora
ton
The Toledoans efforts were
equelched in the first half a. the
Rens held him To TWO field goals
and in the final half he was bottled
up so tightly that he could not
score field goal. However. Chuck
ovitz did manage to sink FIVE foul
shots.
Fill Thompson led the Che,vles
with II points FOR top scoring hon
ors. Puggy Bell was high scorer
for the Rens as be totaled IL
points for the evening.
The final score WAS a. 10 SO
Auto club turned in peculiar
performance in losing 1898 game
10 the Rens Auto club players
made only six field goals but con-
necied on the amazing total OF 81
free throws in y attempts
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07
Food For Thought

Some people seek an opportunity.
When II comes they care caught
mapping.
Wait until you get something to
say before You say II.
IL is better To learn after paying
a great price than always pay and
never learn.
Anyone can die Just a few know
how 10 live.
One great obligation We have 10
ourselves and others is that OF be-
ing useful
What is worth enjoying is worth
sharing.
Desires have captured and en-
shaved great men.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07
Nacirema Wins Frat League Title
John Roxborough Looms AS A
Future Middle Distance Star

There Pittsburgh
ana nn New York unNer middle distance nor
1925 We English
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07
Louis Fails
To Make Trip
To Detroit
Champ Moved
From Camp Upton
To Camp Dix

private Joe Louis did NOT come 70
Detroit OH d lurlousu. as many Aad
expected lpstead joe NAMED n
the last and was transferred iiom
Camp Upton. MS induction camp 10
camp Dix. Monday
Louis is 10 Start nag tfaiulus al
Camp DIX according 20 Army reg
porfs FOLLOW ing Ais ua.rine Al
Camp Dix NJ viii be indueied mo
the morale division 20 n-tfuc' NE
soldiers.
Efforts were oiooi 90 have Joe
defend has title TINS month against
either Abe simon o Bon Pastor.
with simon having the best chance
OF obtaining ihe champion mp
bout
Pastor, spoilcf Of heavyweight
conienders jumped back into
challenging position Wn'u ne stop
ped Lem Franklin Cle,eland threat
10 the Brown Bombefs crown.
However fans have seen Pastor
agains, Joe twice and are not an
xious 70 see him ia the rng With
the champion again
While Dfirorets we're looking
forward 90 seeing Joe IN his Army
uniform. there were many expecting
Roscoe Toles hack from his launi
Ia South America TOTES accofd-
Ing 10 reyorir WAS scheduled 10
arrive in Detroit last Safa day and
sign 20 meet Frank Zamals VIM
nef OF thu White cpe tournament
sponsored by Frank Bafnaro
Toles was 10 have lett Buenos
Aires Argentine .as' month nut
no word has been heard ON him.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07
Woman Criminally
Assaulted Near Home

4 99-year-0ld woman va, oFimI-
naay assaulted and robbed early.
Monday mnnMs The woman was
accosted hy man While Walking
20 work She was drseeed into an
alley JUS Vest ~ 81 Auhlr and
raped The man also robbed her az
on. dollar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07

ship tournament in the lnterna-'
tional Amphitheater, March 7 to
IL.
The sixteen greatest teams in the
United States and Mexico will COM
pete for this years world basket
ball crown and the Gruman quin-
tet. due to the presence OF King and
Gates. rate with the Rens and
Glob, Trotters as three OF the out
standing favorites to win this years
tournament.
Playing on a worlds champion
ship team would not be a new ex-
perience for either King or Gates.
The latter played with the Rens
when they won the title In 1899.
King was a member OF the Long
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07

OF NnltdbO WHO was Tdteu one OIL
the great milers OF his
age-l9l5-16. His name is Bingo
DESMOND, now distinguished
physician In New York.
He Had Everything
Then came John Woodruff prob
ably the greatest middle distance
runner of all time. Woodruff. mem
Der of the United States Olympic
team of 1886, had the qualities TO
break all records at the $50 and
mile, but he joined the army short
ly after his graduation from Uni
versity OF Pittsburgh in 1910.
Today John Borican and Jim
Herbert are the two top ranking
Negro middle distance runners
Borican is former Virginia State
college track star. while Herbert
graduated from New York univer-
sity last year.
Two weeks ago Borican, com
peting in the New York &C indoor
meet in Madison Square Garden
equaled the world indoor record
when he snapped the tape in 1914
for the half mile on an eight-lap
track. The old mark was set by
Lloyd Hahan in 1928.
Breaks Own Record
Last Saturday Borican, already
the holder of the 500 and lO0O-yard
world indoor marks, broke his own
National AAU meet record in the
1.0OO-yard run. and continued on
TO set a new world record for the
1000 meters. Borican raced the
1000 yards in 2:l0.6 and the 1000
meters in 2i.3. The old mark was
2:26.4.
The mark for the 1000 meter
will pcl be accepted as official by
AAl' authorities
With the exception Of Smith at
Indiana few years ago. the Middle
west and Pacific Coast have not
developed any middle distance run
ners OF color. Those who have made
impressionable showings have come
from the East and South.
4 Potential Star
But the Middlewest is presenting
young fellow whom many expert
enced track experts are predicting
Will move into a challenging posi-
tion as top rank runner. This is
John Roxborcugh University Of
Michigan sophomore.
Roxboroueh has made two starts
this season as a member OF the
University OF Michigan varsity
track team. and on each occasion
he has finished behind teammatc
in the half mile. His best time has
been 1915 for the distance. a lit
tie over six seconds slower than
the world record held by Borican.
Coach Ken Doherty believes Rox-
borough has the qualities OF de-
velopng into a winner. II is his
contention that the sophomore will
acquire the needed experience this
year, and step out in front in his
junior year.
The young half miller is son Of
Attorney Charles A. Roxborough.
OF Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07

all opposition with ease since.
Their highest total was 50 10 30
victory over the Fordham Giants
with Gates and King scoring q
points between them. King. who
was selected All-American halfback
while playing at LII. is the heaviest
player on the squad. He tips the
scale at 2i5 pounds and Is 6 feet.
. inches in height. Gates Is feet.
inch and weighs $50. In addition
TO being the key man on offense.
Gates also acts as player-manager
of this great basketball aggrega-
ton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07
Mansfield Driskell
Drops Decision To
Windsor Harvey Dubs

Mansfield Driskell, former state
welterweight champion. lost 70
Harvey Dubs in the main bout at
Arena Gardens, Monday night. 1t
was the second straight time Dubs
has beaten Mansfield stopping
Driskell in the first bout.
Eddie Scott. Ann Arbor. defeated
Mike Martinez in one Of the prclim-
mary bouts. and Bobby Greed de-
cisioned John Dudley.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07

Island University Blackbirds which
won AZ consecutive games during
the 1888 collegiate season. de-
feating the strongest college teams
in the nation while running up
their imposing string Of victories.
As a matter Of fact the whole LII
Blackhirds' starting team will be
with the Gruman Flying VS." In
addition 10 King, there is Ozzie
Shectman. 81 Lobello. Try Torgoff
and Sol Schwartz--the five starting
regulars on Clair Bees title team.
The Flying US" lost their sea-
son opener but have knocked on
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07

A few weeks hack the New York
Rens came into the Detroit area
and left with two victories under
their belts. defeating the Detroit
Eagles in Toledo and the Auto Club
here.
This past weekend the Rens re-
turned for another series of games.
and this time the New Workers add
ed another victim, making IL three
in row.
Saturday night the New Workers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07
Held For Stabbing Of
Man; To Be Tried

William walkup. "a. 1855 Hast
ings, was TO be arraigned In Re
corder's court this week on a
felonious assault charge. Theodore
Darlington. "a, 65S Livingstone. ac-
cused walkup OF stabbing him Sun
day.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07
Stafford Leads
Team To Victory
Over Alpha
All-Star Game
Slated Saturday
Night At Y.M.C.A,

Coming from behind TO overcome
substantial lead Alpha Phi Alpha
had obtained in the first few min
utes OF play. Nacirema Club won a
rough and = tumble game. 1922. to
clinch the championship in the
Frat League. Saturday night in the
gymnasium at ST. Antoine YMCA.
Nacirema won the first half of
the split season and Alpha. by de-
feating Nacirema last week, won
the second half.
Stafford Sets Pace
Just ar 1t has been throughout
the season, Ennis Stafford. tower
ing center. was the spearhead of
the Nacirema offense, sinking five
field goals and four foul shots to
win individual scoring honors Of
the evening with IA points.
Alpha started off like whirl-
wind, scoring eight points before
the Nacirema club could get in ac-
ton. Realizing that they had a
tough game ahead. Nacirema set
tied down. and with Stafford pac-
ing the way. began finding the
basket. and al the same time
frustrating the efforts OF the Alpha
players.
AS the teams swung into the Sec
ond period Stafford sunk couple
from center court, and Nacirema
was trailing, 1915 at the halfway
mark.
Stafford elaborated with Will
lard Simmons and LaVerne Smith
TO send Nacirema TO the front in
the third period, and this advantage
was never lost.
Bleach Ont On Fouls
Larry Bleach, chief scoring
threat for Alpha. was elected from
the game in the third period on
four personal fouls. But Tom Bris-
coe was on scoring spree as he
broke the jinx which held him to
three points last week. Briscoe ac-
counted for four field goals.
While Briscoe was running wild.
Hugh Peterson, leading scorer of
the league. was held to one basket
by the tight defense OF Nacirema.
The trophy, emblamatic OF the
championship. and which had been
in the possession OF Alpha during
the past IL months, was presented
10 Nacirema by Briscoe after he
had received it from Mr.. Taliaferro
physical director at st. Antoine.
In addition. each Nacirema player
will receive a gold-plated basket
ball. and similar awards will go TO
members az the Scrollers. winners
OF the Pledge league
The All-Star team. selected last
week. will meet an all-star team
from another city. Saturday night
in the ST. Antoine gymnasium. The
Pledge All-Star team will play st.
Antoine senior team.
Evening star., 1942-02-28
BOATS.

EVTNRUDE CUPBOARD MOTOR, a-cylin-
der, 2l2-h.p.. $40. 1909 14th st. NV.
RA. 20SS.
NOTICE: Seven new Gray marine motors
will be available during the next week for
pleasure boat owners. After that no more
for duration. Place your order now: 25Gs
deposit, balance on delivery. S. King
EX. 3406.
Evening star., 1942-02-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
RENDIX

BEAUTIFUL 9-piece crocheted dining set.
full-siZe tablecloth, buffet and server scarf,
doilies. Only $50. Call between 8
a m, and 3 pm 55 r. I. ave, NV.
Evening star., 1942-02-28

transferred to Arizona for health, wishes
to sell six-room brick home; automatic
heat; practically new; fenced hack yard.
Call North 1892.
ARL-s LARGE ROOMS DETACHED q
BAH pJie ssts 1oa esa.eF cos sn sn os
wooDR1DGE, 2 SMALL FRAME HOUSES
and corner lots; rent for $50; good IN
vestment. $4,000. Call OWNER. RA. e1S6.
A CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN FOR Ss,750-
rooms. excellent s' condition. t ali modern i'm
s:S ssSN 'aSh ssGu ssG S.s9s %Sns Il than
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before am. or after pm. L
I HAVE Cash BUYERS FoR. ALL TYPES
VI Write p dTeins MoR SP 70 S1S9ee ge9oSs can .Ss SF
District se17 or Georgia 2s02
SHEPHERD PARK-BRICK.s 8 ROOMS, 2la
ss:h', 'iasai sioEM2kR II Bat e. sG't isss tIss
OWNER LEAVING CITY, MUST SELL BY
Sunday new 6.room, 2-story brick home.
ssSeos sssso Setting 5o near Cash ''0Es e. s sS
eo 5d sH syis Gi5s soFsE or suo
sRIoETWoopIDETAcHED 9 ROOMS: :
ks iss $3.50 ssaa .1ss ssTm: 4A sad4 r. PRATT CO.
CHEVY CHASE. Mp:-DEr;. LARGE IoT.
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81 600 cash a.s to 's a5a1e ss s9e
CLEY. PARK-sENT-DET. BRICK, r..
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DESIRABLE COLONY HILL RESIDENCE.
bedrooms, 2 baths 2nd floor; finished 3rd
tory. kitchen on ist floor: maids room and
car cam asrsse sss hest. 1904 45th f'i St. NV.
Emerson 1910.
AMERICAN .laEs UN!yERsITY p, pARk.D5i;;
heat: lot 4sxiio. 442o Alton pl. NV "
3731 W ST, GLOVER PARK-CoRNER
s5 s5Ss s00p tr.S, Nd
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viii sell on REASONABLY. terms. VIII Be
open Saturday and Sunday 10 TO Q pm:
G9T esss esss and terms see M 1rsm o5 es
INC. exclusive sales agents.
S155OO-MODERN HOUSE, JUST COM.
pleted. on wooded hilltop acre. rooms.
3 baths. gear garage: s miles Key Bridge:
2 rooms, X. b.. separate entrance for
servants quarters or can be rented. owner
transferred. Must sell at once. Financing
arranged. $4,000 cash required Phone
Chestnut 1858 for directions to reach
s5,250-NEw 2-BEDRM. BUNGALOW;
electric kitchen, full basement. oil air.
Gond. heat. det. gar; lot 10 By 90. Out
Route & Clinton Hill. Md. Phone Gin
BY owNER-DET. FRAME; s LARGE
rms, ami; equipped for 2 families; gar,
large grounds, " So OF bus; exceptional
buy for quick sale. $500. .00--S700. 90
cash. 2216 S1st st. Sc. 1s
S.rRIIaf HT FszAsAET sT ,NEAEss Ar, RocK .LE5s GnLK
Il large rooms. o az baths: u' separate T % ssr.a:
ssS ssS ooS sp' M l:s5sss ssss4 attic and S'''m'n''
SILVER SPRING. MD, 500 DALE pR-s
tically new attached garage. oil hot-air
heat. insulated. veather-strippedi large lot.
ARLINGTON = COMPARATIVELY NEW
recreation room with fireplace; third noof
detached ssrage; panoramic view; cool N
summer near bus line. Chestnut 0936,
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Evening star., 1942-02-28
SACRIFICE.

Solid walnut 10-pc. dining rm. suite, i'm
possible to duplicate today. Original cost
$1,000. Owner willing to sacrifice $500
cash to appreciative party. Out Georgia
ave. ext, to 1901 Highland dr.. Silver
Spring, Nd.
Evening star., 1942-02-28

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
Standard and de luxe models at lowest pre-
vailing prices. Buy now and save. Cash or
terms WARD RADIO & APPLIANCES,
S535 Georgia Ave. SH. 2299
Evening star., 1942-02-28
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

FOR SALE-Pine, S. cord. So per half
Cherrington. S. Glen rd., near Potomac.
Nd, R. p. d. No. /. Rockville.
WOOD-Good hardwood. direct from farm.
So half cord, S11 cord, S15 for Ia
cords; stove and fireplace lengths; free
delivery. District 2054.
Evening star., 1942-02-28
HOUSES WANTEp Io RENT.

COUPLE ONE CHILD, DESIRES .5-RM.
house with 2 bedrms; garage; preferably
within . weeks Call Jackson 21o5.
PRIVATE PARTY WISHES TO RENT 4 10
8 rm. house. bungalow preferred. Phone
Bradley 0265.
pref. Zig rms. baths, fnished base
ment. Write 6329 2nd nv, LAURENz.
BY REFINED COUPLE AND CHILD, g.
room modern. unturn. home, NV. section.
Call Randolph 0T63
Evening star., 1942-02-28
BABY CHICKS.

BARRED ROCKS, r. !. Reds. White Leg
horns, Conkeys Y-O feeds James Feed
Store. 619 St NV. Metropolitan 00s9:
CERTIFIED CHICKS bred for production.
best you can buy, Rock and Leghorns.
Ayrlswn Farms. Bethesda, Nd.
Evening star., 1942-02-28
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

FRESH COWS: horses, farm broke: pony.
work or ride; harness. farm equipment.
Pterson. Olney. Nd. Ashton 1921.
FOR SALE-Fresh COW, Guernsey. Call
Shepherd 5096-M.
GUERNSEY HEIFERS, fresh or freshenins
shortly, by or bred to Quail Roost
Charmer; sos up. Fairfax 151. u
l PINTO SADDLE HORSE, l large saddle
horse and chestnut mare, that will jump
and are broken to drive. Edgewater Riding
Academy, RE. 950S, 2514 G st. NV.
HUNTER, excellent jumper, 5-yr., bay
mare, 1873, by Repulse. Lord Fairfax
Stables, Alexandria, Va. Phone Alex. 1857.
RED CLOVER SEED. excellent quality. S14
per bu.; clover and timothy hay. both
baled This hay is bright. Of the finest
quality, at LaytonSville farm. S25 per ton.
Ayrlawn Farms. Bethesda, Md.
Evening star., 1942-02-28
ROOMS WANTED.

EMPLOYED, educated middle-Ased lady;
II desired keep children evenings. Mrs.
Harrison. $500 18th NV. CO. 978O.
ROOM, small apartment or share apt.
with another man, near Navy Building.
References Box 4e7-J. Star. 2s'
Evening star., 1942-02-28

SAIE-Grocery and super meat market
!self-service), with large drive-in parking
In largest naval and defense area Of
Tidewater Virginia; sales last year $780,
600 90. AL statements bona fide. Reason
for selling have other interests. Box
k11-J, Star. a.
Evening star., 1942-02-28

LIQUOR STORE doing over $1,000. 90
into Army Immediately; price, $4,000 for
license and good will, plus S4,0O0.00 for
stock; store estab. z yrs. same owner.
BOX SSA-L Star Il
Evening star., 1942-02-28

HOTEL, AND RESTAURANT, liquor license
on and of, doing over 100000 business
9. money-maker: best city in United States
II interested address &. v. Atwell, Hotel
Du POnt, Wilmington, Del
Evening star., 1942-02-28
ROOMS FURNISHED.
(CnnfiptiAd

Navy Yard, @. p. O. and National Guard
Armory: newly furnished: reasonable. AT.
Evening star., 1942-02-28
NEW HOUSE.

CHMLuM. MARYLAND.
a miles from D. c. 8 rooms. automa
heat: completely furnished. Owner trans
ferred. Rental. S115. For appointment
call Dupont 32s5.
Evening star., 1942-02-28
HOUSES FURNISHED,

HOUSES FURNISHED.
EMPLOYED COUPLE. NO CHILDREN;
win share large. sSsyy home Unts with service Ic
pletely furnished; strictly residential
Nearby Md. suburbs, 3
blocks bus. Inspection appointment only.
1884 WEBSTER ST. N.W-DETACHED
ing porch. Ia baths; .refrigeratior. oil
heat, garage. yard. $500, Inspection
Sat. and Sun; FRANCIS A. BLUNDON
64IS BROOKS LANE. BROOKMONT, MD.
Furnished 4-room. kitchen and bath bun
eaIov, ami. garage; $40 mo. WI. 1862.
Evening star., 1942-02-28

SILVER SPRING-Nicely furnished room
new, modern home; reasonable; convenient
transportation Cali weekdays after 1880
pm, Sunday from 1880 am. SH. 3346.
Evening star., 1942-02-28
EARM AND GARDEN.

POWER MOWER, in good condition. State
model and price. Box 413. Vienna. Va.
BALED STRAW and all kinds baled hay.
Phone Ashton, Nd. 3645. l'
Evening star., 1942-02-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FURNITURE-Studiob bed and cover. lamps,
scatter rugs. Governor Winthrop desk
drapes, etc. Call Adams 1889 after pm.
GAS RANCE. good condition, insulated
oven: SIS. 5210 14th NV. GE. 9024. l.
GAS RANGES-Wholesale prices, $40 to
$50 for your old stove. Terms. Factory
rebuilt ranges from S1450, installed lie
Fevre Stove Co., 926 New York ave. NV.
Republic 0O17 2Ss
Evening star., 1942-02-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GASOLINE CITATION growing community;
sacrifice $500; now averaGing $50 profit
per vk.; good reason for selling. Phone