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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-09

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Evening star., 1942-04-11
HOUSES FOR SALE.
NEAR TENNYSON Il 32nd SITS.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

really wonderful buy. True center
oficial transferred. says "sellr' Spacious
hall. large living room, dining room. mod
ern kitchen. screened porch. 2-car attached
garage. 2nd floor, large bedrooms. .
tiled baths, screened sleeping porch. Stair
to heated. finished attic. CONTAINING sleep
per pipes. slate roof; deep yard. trees.
lovely shrubbery.. side driveway. Many
extra built-in additions, such as cedar
closets, china closets, etc. Priced at
S15.750. this is one of the best values we
have. had the pleasure Of offering in
months. Substantial cash and reasonable
terms. Shown only by appointment. Call
Mr. GRIFFIN. National 0S58 or Emerson
4471. PAUL T. STONE, INC, 927 18th
St NV.
Evening star., 1942-04-11
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
$9.950.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Here is an opportunity seldom offered
discriminating buyers. to purchase q beau
tiful detached home. located on Leland st.
urban areas. Large, well-landscaped lot.
approximately 75x124 it.. with unusually
open brick fireplace in living room, delight
ful screened porch: h.-w.h, with oil burner,
full concrete cellar, Lear detached garage.
Inspection by appoip tment only. For de-
tails phone
HOHENSTEIN BROS.
7th and H SITS NE FR 1000.
Evenings Call Shepherd 6Q73
Evening star., 1942-04-11
WEST WOODRIDGE u e

5-room brick bungalow. 3 years old: all
street improvements: large corner lot
plenty Of trees; auto. h.-wh. open fire.
place. tile bath. hardwood floors. large
noored attic space for rooms: ] So OF
Rhode Island ave. a choice location pos
session at once: owner leaving town: price
reasonable: can make good terms.
B. r HOLMES.
1901 r. /. Ave. NE.
NO. SSH. Ewes, NO. 1916.
Evening star., 1942-04-11
PICTURESQUE HOUSE
ON o ACDEC

Located in Falls Church, Va, within
miles of Washington, low rambling white
house. shaded by immense trees, large hv-
ing room with fireplace, dining room with
fireplace. bedrooms, 2 baths. beautiful
garden completely private on bus line;
convenient to stores. schools and churches:
Sl7,S5O.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO..
2S40 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va
CHI. 1888. Ewes Glebe 2S3S
Evening star., 1942-04-11
HOUSES FOR SALE.
TALL TREES AND DOGWoODs

Make a private park of the rear yard
OF this Barnaby Woods. D. c. home which
We are offering for sale at 4 real bargain
price.
The house is q white-painted brick. true
CENTER hall plan, with living room. dining
room, kitchen, library and toilet on 1st
floor. The 2nd floor has 3 bedrooms and
2 attrs sctive baths. The attic is finished
with q large storage closet. All rooms
are large.
In the basement Is a large recreation
room with stone fireplace and Masonite in
teriocking tile floor and attractive bar.
which can be made into a maids room.
blilt-tn garage; oil r>conditioned heat.
The interior has been redecorated. con-
struction is Of the best. with copper water
pipes. cutters. insulation, etc.
Only one block from bus line. The price
Is only S16,50O and reasonable terms can
be arranged. Call MR.. GRIFFIN. National
0s56 or Emerson 4471 Paul r Stone. Inc
Evening star., 1942-04-11
9 ROOMS. 3 BATHS-1 ACRE

NEW, DIFFERENT AND ATTRACTIVE.
Owner transferred. Complete in every
aetal. many extras; S15.q50. Open ! to
Old Dominion drive. bear right to Franklin
Forest sign, left and follow paved road
Mass. ave. to Franklin ave, right to home.
HARRY NICHOLSON. Glehe 1850
Evening star., 1942-04-11
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
$3.50 CASH

Bethesda. Nd. Open daily. s3Os Custer
rd.. in woodland section Greenwich Forest:
2 bedrooms, bath. brick. half bath f1rst
noor. h.-w. oil heat: act quickly il YOU
GAO T. NJ FRY, INC, 6S4O Wiscon-
Evening star., 1942-04-11
OWNER TRANSFERRED.
GEORGETOWN HOUSES,

Cheverly. 6-rm brick. side porch. air
cond.. oil neat: wooded lot 6Ox14O: / year
old; poss. April 80: $4,000 incl. refg and
stove. By OWNER. WA. 1882.
Evening star., 1942-04-11
American University Park.
$3.50.

This all-brick colonial semi -deta ch ed
home contains g spacious rooms. all tile
bath and shower: wood-burning fireplace:
on large lot. House is to be completely re-
conditioned. $3.50 cash. balance less than
rent. For information call Mr. Colds
borough, DU. 1901, with BETHEL. DI
Evening star., 1942-04-11
S5,950-VACANT.

IT'S WASHINGTON BLVD.
District Hts, Nd. Detached six large
rooms and ath. cellar. hot-water heat.
garage. Lot 5Ox145 feet Terms: $500
cash, balance in monthly installments
less than rent
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
Evening star., 1942-04-11

TERMS OR TRADE.
SEE TODAY-OPEN.
1914 HEMLOCK ST. NV.
Between Ga and Alaska Aves.
Semi-det. brick 8 lse rms, open fire-
place; refg. pantry. auto. heat, garage;
newly decorated; trans. at corner; reason
ably priced.
Conv. ARA. for or 2 Families.
ROGER MOSS, DI. 1921.
927 18th Ewes, GE. 64S3.
Evening star., 1942-04-11
BATTERY PARK. MD.

OWNER WANTS QUICK SALE.
INDIAN SPRING SECTION
Practically new 3-bedroom home, located
on beautiful lot III It. deep: oil heat sun
deck and screened side porch; l block
from bus line.
CALL MR.. HERMAN.
SH 1900. After 3 PM. WI. 1892.
WOODMOOR REALTY CO., INC,
lOIo7 COIESYIILE ROAD
Evening star., 1942-04-11
HOME OR INVESTMENT.

Northeast. blKs. from Lincoln Park
For small family: 4 bright rms. bath.
n.-W.h. with new gas furnace. front porch.
2-car garage: insulated and weather.
stripped: hardwood floors 1st A.: excell
lent to stores, schools and transportation
uOuENCTETN DDOC
Evening star., 1942-04-11
IN LEE BOULEVARD HEIGHTS

N@z1&
Solid stone. seven roms. 2ha baths, fire.
places. with recreation room, maids room,
porch, built-in garage. One year old Oil
h--w.h:; copper Diped. insulated pa miles
past Glebe I'd, out Lee boulevard. No. 123
WorLhInston Circle. Restricted area.
OWNER. Price. SlO.S5O Phone Falls
Church 2l15-W. No brokers L..
Evening star., 1942-04-11
$3.50.

SZ3 ,5UU.
6 Bedrooms-4 Baths.
Here is one of those splendid homes,
Just 4 years old; built by Frank s: Phillips.
in 18th st. area In immaculate condi-
ton. it has every refinement. including
spacious reception hall. cozy study with
and dining rooms huge master bedroom,
beautiful recr. room with bar and nre-
room, gear garage: this home is priced
several thousand dollars below anything
comparable on the new-house market to-
day, For further details call Mr.. POS
Evening star., 1942-04-11

Why wander all over GEORGETOWN when
In an hour we will show you every available
house? Call for appointment evenings
J. LEO KoLB. INC. MI POO
Evening star., 1942-04-11

ADJACENT TO UNIV. PARK. MD.
large rooms, tile bath, oil h-w heat,
2-car garage. lot 75xl96: fenced: beauti-
fully Handicapped, storm windows and avn
ings with house; SS4OO. Sl,4OO cash, bal
ance on terms. ARTHUR CARR, Warfield
2354; evenings or holidays. Warfield 1858
Evening star., 1942-04-11

WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE.
WE CAN GET YOU CASH.
1T WON'T TAKE US LONG.
PROMPT ATTENTION.
R. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos N. Cap. REALTORS MA, $3.50
2-FAMILY APT.-$7,950
Fine buy, nearly new. very modern.
SAM ROSEY, AID. 2700.
Evening star., 1942-04-11
HOUSES FOR SALE.
2a2a ASHAxFAn pI. NW

Z32b ASHMEAD PL. NV.
beautiful sun porches. Living room erik
This home Is in an estate and must be
Eps. S1iq. MAKE an 9ner to MR.. MacMURRAY.
Evening star., 1942-04-11

Two 5-room bungalows S4950-S4On
cash. S5.G75-S500 cash balance in
monthly payments ike rent: near bus.
field 1897
Evening star., 1942-04-11
HOUSES FOR SALE.
10th AND n SITS NV

IbCn AND Il SIS. NV.
Fine S-room and bath dwelling in this
very good square. improving every day;
home or investment. Rented 500. Price,
S9.950.
HOWenStein Realty Corn.
Evening star., 1942-04-11

2719 WOODLEY PL. NV.
rooms " = tbs maids room in base
nent; refrig 2tion; oil heat; S125.
H. G. SMITHY CO.,
81 18th St NV MA 5000.
SILVER SPRING. MD.
94OI Third Avenue.
Bungalow, 8 rooms tiled bath. shower,
siec. kitchen. oil burner; large lot; $50.
WALTER A. BROWN,
14l5 Eye St. NV. MA 1852. WI. 5134.
Evening star., 1942-04-11

So 5O0-TERMS
Or. bungalow, bath, electricity. paved
street: close to everything. ERWIN REALTY
co Call HyattsvilIe O334: ewes, WA. 1881
Evening star., 1942-04-11

NEW BUNGALOW.
Five-room, one-bath brick bungalow in
nearby MARYLAND; large attic with another
bath roughed in: basement. built-in ga
rage, oil hot-water heat. slate roof and
spect call MR.. LEACHE, SH. 42es-R or
DI 3346.
Evening star., 1942-04-11
(Contnued.)

OPEN SUNDAY. 10 TO g.
4712 10th st. N.E.-Price, SS.460.
Semi-detached brick, only four months
Owner transferred. House now vacant
Mr.. Bennett, GE 229S. WAPLE & JAMES,
INC, 1924 14th ST. NV. DI 3346.
Evening star., 1942-04-11

COLLEGE Park.
5-bedroom house. Ia baths. h-wh
elec kitchen, large veranda, slate roof g.
car garage, lot 150xlS4 #: $1,000: terms.
"a ACRE,
Groom house, practically new, electricity;
Evening star., 1942-04-11

Silver Spring, Md.-New all
dining room. de luxe kitchen. bed
room or library with n bath.
screened porch; End floor, 8 large
bedrooms. 2 beautiful tile baths.
recreation room: air conditioned
insulated: large fioored attic: built
in garage: lot 60x150. beautifully
wooded.
Evening star., 1942-04-11
GRACIOUS ENTERTAINING

Is SO easy in this charming Colonial. built
quite recently. Spacious living room and
library. dining room, completely equipped
kitchen. bedrooms, 3na baths. servants
atrs.' gear saTage: beautiful surroundings
and par-excellent neighborhood. Could
you phone RA. 6OS5 right away and plan
TO see il? R 2 RIPLEY R4ah Ga ave
Evening star., 1942-04-11
HOUSES UkEURkIsHED.
, (Continued.) }

b-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW. NEW
condition, Nd. Similar one in Va. S65.
FULTON r. GORDON. owner. 1927 Eye
st. NV. DI. $3.50. once hours. am.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-17
ROWING ALONG SPORTSDOM
Uncle Mike
By MABE KoUNTZE

A great deal can be written
for and against boxing prom
otter Mike Jacobs of New York
who, from start to finish, has
been a guiding light in the fis-
tic fortunes of Champion Joe
Louis.
Yes Jacobs has been a guild
ing light. No one knows that
better than we of the sports
writing fraternity who were on
the firing line of journalism
more than a decade ago, before
Jacobs came into power.
At that time, the N. Y. mo-
guls of boxing were sworn to an
ancient pledge that Jack John
son was the first and last Col
ored heavyweight champion and
Madison Square Garden, led by
a group of "aryan-minded" men
solidly backed by the Hearst
newspapers Of that period
wrecked the Dempsey meeting
with Harry Wills and kept Col
ored heavies at the bottom.
They'd still be doing it yet,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-17
Exercise Care
When Choosing
Your Physician

ALMOST every community
n boasts several doctors. But in
spite of their titles, they are not
equal in ability. An MD. degree
indicates only certain standards of
medical knowledge and training.
What do you really know about
neighborhood doctors7 How can
you, layman, asks Robert Potter
in the November Good Housekeep-
ing magazine, tell which one is bet
ter than another. It's up to you,
says Potter to make the decision,
and the only way to arrive at a
conclusion is to get the facts. These
facts are easily obtainable through
the nearest county medical society
which will open up their files so that
you may see the record Of the doctors
you're considering.
Find out, Potter suggests, from
what medical school your doctor
was graduated. Was it a reputable
school at the time he was gradua-
ted? Other facts important to dig
out are whether or not be was ap-
lpointed as intern in a good hespi-
tai where he could receive good ex-
perience. Was he good enough to be
asked to stay on as resident ply
sician? Did he specialize in any par
ticular field? Has he published any
scientific reports in authentic medi-
cal journals
When It comes to the Doctors bill,
Peter says that except in extreme
cases, it is wise to find out his fee
lin advance. You will probably dis
cover that he will charge less for
visits to his office than for house
visits. But as rule, doctors try to
fix fees in relation to ones ability
! to pay. A favorite figure among good
surgeons is 10 per cent Of the yearly
Income for major operations. But
the best course is frankness in
money matters with your doctor.
For medical men, according TO Pot
,ter's article, will not want to turn
down a case because a patient cam
not afford high fees. But even if
this should happen, the doctor can
often recommend some younger man
with outstanding ability, but, as yet
without reputation, who can take
your case for less money.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-17

KEGS last season but slept in
the same training barracks in
Long Island during the football
season. If you'll note, the Yanks
have quite a few Southerners
including Jarrin' John Kim
brough of Texas, one of the
highest paid in the game. Col
ored have proven that in ath-
letics they are equal, or super
Tor, to the whites in the sports
in which they are given a
chance to compete, as is borne
out by Jesse Owens in track,
Kenny Washington and Brud
Holland in football. I won't 60
into boxing; Colored have dom
mated boxing so much in re-
cent years that at one time Sc
pia fighters held five of the
eight titles with 'Hammerin'
Hank Armstrong holding three
himself. We have in baseball
Sachel Paige. Josh Gibson, Buck
Leonard and many others who
in my opinion would make the
grade if given a chance.
The Boston Braves and Sox
are losing promising rockies
and star hitter of the season in
Ted Williams because of the
draft. Thomas Yawkey and Bob
Quinn can start the ball rolling
by giving colored boys a chance
to replace them. The Boston
Traveller had a page length
story plus a two column picture
of a Chinese rookie under con-
tract with the Bees last month,
while true Americans like Glib
son and Leonard, whose faith
ers' fathers were born here are
| ignored because they are of the
wrong color.
/ If it's all out for Amrica, let's
include baseball too-Lefty.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-17
Reformed BOXind

Uncle Mike is nobody's angel
with wings and he would be the
first to admit the fact. He
climbed up the hard way; he's
a hard businessman. But under
Mike Jacobs, the boxing regime
is vastly improved. Not only can
a Colored man be champion,
cut must be a respected cham
zion. 70 uneven hear any more
insulting remarks by reporters,
announcers and challengers.
This does not come about by
accident. Jacobs had put down
the law. Before the Jacobs re-
giile, Colored boxers were in
suited everywhere. And there
were good boxers too; fine
intelligent men like Peter jack
son, an dof the more recent
date, the beloved Q a o n
Tiger" Flowers. So it isn't fine
character alone that has been
responsible for the greater res
pct for Colored fighters. 1t has
been the militant demands of
Colored people which in turn
has in uenced public opinion.
True The other moguls also
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-17
TopnIed Braddock

James ], Braddock personally
was. and still is, a we'll thought
of gentleman. From a hard
working w. P. A. laborer he
fought his way to the worlds
h e a y weight championship
which he defended with all the
courage and fairness of a true
American. It's too bad he had
to meet Joe.
Yet, the toppling of Braddock
was the toppling of the old N.
Y. mogul regime that had so
long barred Colored from the
throne-room.
The victory of Joe Louis
marked the aScention of Mike
Jacobs and the goth Century
Club, plus a new deal in box
ing for Colored.
Jacobs, Roxborough, Julian
Black, and trainer Jack Black
burn formed a rough and ready
world wiley boxing brain-t trust,
perhaps the greatest that box
ing has ever known. They were
well equipped to battle the N.
Y. Garden monopoly. They had
the worlds greatest heavy
weight.
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Came From Abroad

A former European refugee.
Mike Jacobs came to New York.
entered the fight promoting
game with Colored boxers and
was Immediately challenged by
the Madison Square Garden
moguls who were all-powerful.
Mr.. Jacobs accepted the chal-
lenge, built up his "2Oth Cen
fury Club" as if to imply by the
'itle that the other gentlemen
20 behind the times.
They were, but they wouldn't
admit it.
Thinking they had the ace
card, the Madison Square mo-
guls boosted that they had con-
troll of the championship crown
and that the goth Century
Club" was without any power
TO gain it.
Mike Jacobs countered by
signing up the then rising star
Joe Louis, and then proceeded
to outdraw all of the Madison
Square champs put together.
To the horror Of the lily-white
N. Y. mogulS, Mike Jacobs
Colored heavyweight was even
outdrawing Madison Squares
champion ]. J. Braddock.
The N. Y. moguls were forced
70 come to terms.
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Just last Saturday. a dis
patch came up from Buenos
Aires, capitol Of the vast Ar
gentinc Republic, saying that
Roscoe ToIes, Detroit Colored
heavyweight, pal of Joe Louis,
snow making a grand name
for himself in South America.
IoleS, according to the dis
patch. scored TKO over Gull
ern1o Lowell brother of South
American Champion, Alberto
Lowell; and this widely pub
IlShed result may indicate the
beginning of a real Dynamite
Dunn series of inter-American
bouts staged in South America,
instead of New York City, U. S.
la.
Toles, is therefore a trail
blazer, and is already establish
ing a perfect opening for King
Joe should the Bomber make a
trek southwark.
However, before Louis could
now leave this country he
would first have to be given
special authority by Washing
fo,,
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Zoe Louis Day"

January being a cold drao
l,ontb unbroken by happy hol-
ss.ys or merry memories, it
e. been suggested by my won
ssrfu mother who is always
H. wit hcurrent events. that
I, dedicate January 9 hence
sortb as Joe Louis Day in Am
Erica. And it's a swell ideal
On January. 9, 1912, Heavy
height Joe Louis established a
hreCedent in loyalty and gener-
bsity that should stand as a
pillar of true Arneri-
ranjsm for every boy and girl
In the land. A special medal
|sbould be struck and presented
annually to the American citi-
len who best typif1es' the gen.
EIine and unsurpassed sports
|msnship OF Joe Louis. The N.
Ia A. c. P should be the Or
ganization sponsoring both the
holiday and the award in CO.
operation with government and
state authorities who, at the
moment are insisting that
nothing is too good for the
prou,n Bomber