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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-16
Mueller Goes
To Cincy Reds

CINCINNATI. o. - Ray cols-
raan Mueller. praised ~ scouts for
ths Cincinnati Reds as .the best
catcher In the Pacific Coast issszse
tnls year today became a mem
her ~ the csnelnnsfi eiub
Red Manager BIZ MeKechnis
announced thst Mueller had beer
acquired from the Sacramento
fcaIl soions for . substantial
snaeilnt - cash and the services
Of one player. 10 De named later.
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NEW tOa& Th~ ssmipre
BASEBALL ~orld ssrsss. s<heealiee
for Havana. cubs. OFT IA. has
h<~n postponed until nsss spssse.
President Nay I,umout # IN No
tleasi ssm'pss esnsssss ssnssss-
I'd to-day.
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NENER A BIONDE-

Brenda Msrshsls hair. dyed
red for Captains II the Clouds.
and black for The Constant
Nymph. Is almost back % IL nat
ursl DARK hroNn IN You Can't
Escape Forever"
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Sports Parade
Nv JACK CIDDy

nv JAIN &lDDb
United Press staff Correspondent
NEW YORK - Aunt Agatha
just flounced in from our four
room estate in the Bronx. as
excited as n chicken that had
discovered can of angleworms.
She fluttered about the desk
breathlessly. waving letter
from the Sporting News. that
national baseball weekly. She
gushed:
MY deah boy podden me
for opening your letter by mis-
take. But You have been signaI-
ly honahed-signally. This pub
LEGATION has asked you to select
their all star major league
team. What discernmcnt on
their paht. Imsgine'"
We felt like telling the
simpering old busy body that
this same letter had been sent
10 every member Of the Base
hall Writers Association Of
America, but instead we gave
her a quarter 20 get herself
some snuff and smilingly waved,
"Toodle-oo." rs she went away.
Then we got down To the BUSH
ness of picking the requested ALL
star team, as follows:
Left field-Ted Williams. Red
Sox; center field-Joe DiMaggio.
Yankees; right field - Country
Clsughter, Cardinals. third base,
Stan Hack. Cubs; second base
Joe Gordon, Yankees: first
base--Johnny Mize, Giants.
shortstop-Johnny pesky, Red
Sox; catcher - Mickey Owen.
Dodgers; pitchers-Mort Cooper.
Cardinals; Ernie Bonn ham,
Yankees; Johnny Beazley Cards.
and Tex Hughson, Red Sox.
The Sporting News asked for
three pitchers. but we were In
generous mood and gave them
four.
Most Of the all-stars were
easy 10 pick. since they stood
out like steeples In their de-
partments. However. consider
able cogitstion was required In
filling the third base, first base
and catching berths.
We chose Stan Hack of the
Cubs for the hot corner because
of his dependable fielding and
hitting and his speed as a lead
off man.
Big Johnny Mize topped a
lack-lustre group Of first base
men.
Mize has been the key man In
the Giants revival. driving in
100 runs and hitting IS homers.
With Bill Dickey Of the Yanks
beginning 10 fade At bat and
behind the plate. the lors now
boast No stsnd-out catcher.
Mickey Owen Of the Dodgers
seems the best He came back
robustiy after dropping the ball
in the last world series.
Ted Williams. leading bats
man In the major. was a stand
out for left field. Jo~ Gordon
took second base with compare
tive ease over Bobby Doerr Of
the Red soX. whose eariy-season
batting heat" cooled off.
Johnny Pesly, brilliant rookie
shortsiop, Was sky high over his
fellow performers because Of his
wizsrdry afieId and hit batting
average Of .3ss.
Among the pitchers. Cooper
and BonhaTn each have registered
20 victories this season and have
been important factors IN their
clubs pennsnt drIyez The other
tao LADS. Bezzlsy and HughSon,
enjoy the same Won ana lost
record. 70 against s. That's Why
xe sent both Of Their names %
the sporting News.
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Grid Briefs


rafo afro. Ca rhs etsa.
fof<i fsrteAli team n>i4 ~ fzpai
wafksaf = shafss icdaf. pr<pNFs-
sors a aennsar fsll anife<as
thursday. Charlie wsk<fs~ld 81
raund isnemsn fram nsh<f~fietsl
iunsnr caisexs as put 10 ~ s~ns
tee ~ tks first sch~dai~a arm
he'll yesterday.
nsansiss.' os;--A ,ssu.
ss~~p - s~Vaeouss>> neepssed
s.1sv rrv ~ t'eises~ssy -
Ga,sfsvslas seesaan s>nsH p<a<-
st<e sp~>s~s. r. seaan1 sVp~e
n~>s ~ ~ p~ss~e ~ he~s&6au
80 eussnssy sessu>nnu~.
moaAaA. ts, Il. cemsv. rss
Oliver. ss-ossapn university eaesk.
s4.a tasis, two ~ Me fasm>v play.
sfs wiii - in In lineup wh~a NJ
sii-uaast fneshsIi sesa np>rs ~
s<.scn saturday against cetisue ~
Pacific 81 nsccktaa Tne starr srs
t.~ft Hsif lin Ns~ausnt ard rlzii.
hack mo kseh. Oliver sssd
oosvAllis. ovs' = rhs No.
ns~i champion orssos stats ee,-
lss> footn>il team today eoutnus<I
IN diet n conditioning and hln<h'
Ins sxsfessss. dummy scflmmass
and passing drills.
srArTs. = csseA ns,vA
weseh IMPAIRED s~1sr ~ -
fsu MA - ~ ~ wssh -
the ha<k MI enis seoese. -
kteksss were ooalennehs ~
Erscssa. rws1hs<k noosk No.
Ceskse aaa QsnsSesAash ~
WesS~.
PULLMAN. wssh. wsshlnxssu
state coiieKs put ~ men as tb~
fieid today In the seasan's seeaNd
turnout coseh nsbs tlolisNahssy
s.id rred bsksr. Quarterback. end
Tom Parry. guard. wers he "nsosl
encouraging prn~psets
MOSCOW. ~. rss us,vss~,s,
Of Idaho grid squad went shruagt
snother hard ssfimmsas today an
Coach Schmidt ssld ~ would m
veil his ''rssxls dsssl~~ faptbsi
strategy by the end II IL w~eh
Msssous.A. neat. a
ss.sti sssnt--se wse--sess>n1
sest~>sssss pseeeses 1e6sy -
Msseaas uatsessts,s ssaes
se~iv -sppstste1 C~nea SoGsp
fD~kihssn.
EuOGSE. Ope. vetersn md
Tory crish WA stlil absent today
from ths University 81 oveesa
football squad. - Head Cnseh
John Warren planned the ss.n'e
first live sssimmass. Wsv~s said
sh< t~e-l>ttsr ~tnHnAa 80
aboard . government bnef u1th
tins u he arrival uneesfain.
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Coast Enters
Final Stages
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

ssames behind header
GAMES THIS WEEK
Seattle ~ Oakland.
Los Angeles ~ Sacramento.
Portland at Hollywood.
San Francisco at San Diego.
BY uSrrfp rREss
The Pacific Coast league entered
the final stages today with . pair
Of red-hot series on tap.
The Los Angeles Angels trave
north and meet the second place
Sacramento Soions for the cham.
pionship in the Senators home
haliyard. and must win three OF
the seven-game series 10 come out
on top Of the heap.
In the ether rough and
tumble series. the san Fran
cisco Seals journey south 10
meet San Diego for the fourth
spot In the play-off>. opening
after the final rounds 81 reg
ulsr season play.
In the other series third-place
Seattle meets Oakland in the EN-
eryville park. and should wind up
in the spot they now occupy. re-
gardless OF the outcome of the
series.
Hollywood and lowly Portland
will be just finishing out the sea-
son in the formers home grounds
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aAN puAnf1nOo 11oney 49,
sessas. Ia fvmeg feuo1o(ND4
lfsbs~etens ~ welteew etuo
champion. lei n4GNe eee1rnrnl4
knoese1 sst L. no1ok. I'M. ~
II stGeln esee1 = cnote snno1uon1
to-sssss1 nGnl-
-, s-.z.
- Aeonu6s - ~ - 80 II
mooa1nnuo - - - - - }
St11rtnn1 - corunDot 1r1D
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AMesIcAh lEAcuG

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Nss York q. Ci~ssisnd q
~. IIoais s. Phii<dsiphia T.
Chicago Z, Boston Q.
wazhiarfon 4. Detroit O
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee at Toledo postponed
(playoff game).
Kansas City. 500 Dol 0I0-5 10 2
Columbus 100 900 1907 . !
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Sports at Home ...

Sports fans will be obliged to take their sports al
home.
Jaunting off to distant fields miles from
home will be cut out when this raoning into ef
feet which should be around the middle latter part
November.
cooperate you will begin fimposd
ing travel The countr leaders requested
that cooperation.
will not abide by the until IL actually
percentage that
Donald Nelson's warning that America oyrdng defeat
Anyway it quite certain will take their sports and
pleasures close to home they still insist riding the old family
chariot. All of which should help local sports.
didn't half Of II, brother half Of H.
expect many childish high
heavens complaint.
And all because dad big brother grabbed little Willie
little Mabs bike and pumpn sports events miles
away.
riding already a marked
with dished
spoonsful pedal
ing.
Why your Ernie already seriously
planned twowhe transportation vehicle
Washington hunt birds
ducks. if things really tough
viii you join you fraidy cat?
"Oh, Daisy, Daisy give your do"
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NJ The
y. kLN4nEnT
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays RESULTS
~. Louis q. Phlia1siphis >.
Ne. York q, P1ttsbarEh ..
Boston 4. ChiesEe 2
Only games scheduled.
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Bankers Bulldogs 2iss 90 Va
stslling's Iron Men ips2 tol. High
game. Carlson III. high series.
NJ. Dodge <pa.
nerris' Gas Hou~e Gang
10s1 ca W. Moore's Diets and
Dsshes isos co.. High game.
Frank Summers i7s. high
seri@s. Frank Nerrss t1o.
Cox's Army 1884 ca ". hon.
nell's wreckers 1913 I'll. High
game. Archie Mclean 20i. high
series. Mclean ls7.
Larson's screwhalis 2o75 CD
va. Johnson's Termites 1898 81.
High game. Frank Taylor 1911;
high series. Taylor ts5.
EAGLES LEAGUE
North IND Alleys
Wolves 272s III W. Tavern
Men 25ii t7. High game. o.
Carlson 22s. high series. Carlson
57i.
Saw Men zsss 90 ". Cafe
Men 25zs IA. Nigh ga0se,
Roy Csruss roe. high sestes.
Caruss s15.
FueIers 1853 ~ W. Ibesd
Men zsDa az. Nigh game.
NH EgEeiestsa szz; high
series. Hank R<sseids SO.
Undsrtskers 27s0 al vs. Mo
tors 24tS iGl. High game. n
Huston 2os. high series. Morris
Mcdowell s4e
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On Ohe lam, /!
Win tlllorT MErcAlF

Rover super power is one of the greatest sports
magnets.
There Is something about the element of in spor,s
that draws men TO where that power is on display
clever forward something thnn you in football So
Is pter-egged nashy managing back on the loose
ut Il you IND footoar the fulhsek
simply runs through the opposition turn or twist
but simply by bun force and brute opposing tackles
of him Ike duck you something that appeals
deeply to the the
John kimbrough 4 fang Ia that t,ne p,..co
Nsgursk who played ubaek another Won can
through grid history attention and At.
by
Baseball fighting. wrestling golf virtually anv snort
finds its major appeal through that element
Skill and science in would
be plum silly to otherwise something about sheer
power brute force that digs capacity like
Babe Ruth and other sluggers dug sn dis
The average man who COLTS If he let down. admit
he would rather be powerhous driver performer
delicate phases
to be combination Of
and skill but he
he'd grasp the and peacock
is human nature Most Of rather
the greatest singing MASTER artist
buried
Friday club Ben Golden Bow
Hogan the will
compete a Red benefit.
golfer greatest htters
In the sport He radaes power from the
will team with Walters young against
Congdon Country club
the &C amateur
Walters remarkable driver he powerhouses q Il
being Hogan, you
the match
outdrive, TO
do in real the hat of this sOng fraternity viii
his
he golfers will remain Mssourians
He have to show me-"
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COavAIl.5H. ovs' .. The nsss
ne~i champion Oregon stats -.
lss> football team today contlnusd
IL diet ~ conditioning and htn<h.
lns sxsfessss. dummy sefimmass
and passing drilIs.
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as~~p - s~pAeessss> npepssea
s.<Dss ~ ~ t'eives~ssv -
Ga1se~vsla's seesoan tensn p<A<-
ssr~ sp~~s~s. IT, ssaan1 s0~~s
nss>s ~ ~ psss~e n h>~s&eax
go 1ussusnv serimunep.
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MOSCOW. ~ --Ths Unlvsrsssy
Of Idaho grid squad vent shruagh
ssothes hard ssfimmsss today snd
Coach schmidt said ~ wouk1 IN
veil his ''rsxxls dsssi~~ faptbsii
strategy by the end II IL weeh.
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PULLMAN. Wne6. - " An6InkkvN
state cpiisKs put ~ men as the
field today In sh~ sessan's see<nd
turnout. cosch nsb~ Holiinehssy
s.id tred Bsksr. Quarterback. end
Tom Parry. guard. we're his "moss
encouraging" pfnnp~cta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-06
GUEST HOUSE,

We have 4 nice apartment buildings, all
detached, from to 13 units. priced from
SoS.000 TO $4,000.
All well rented and can be bought on
terms that will show nice income. besides
paying for the building. Call at once TO
inspect. No agents. Room 4. CHEVY
CHASE HOUSING GUILD, 6S40 Wisconsin
WISCONSIN 1888
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PONTIACSL1a39 club couDe, 2-dr. and
4-dr sedans, 81 $685.; 1898 2-dr. IT, sedan.
r and h, S495; 1897 sedan, 1913 1897
coupe. S345. Simmons. 1887 l4th st. NV.
North 2l64 Oper ewes
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BARGAIN.

WOODBRIDGE BRICK BUNGALOW.
large rooms, tile bath, burning
fireplace, attic finished and heated, full
basement, concrete porch. ultramodern
kitchen, h.-wh.: bus transportation IA
block from, home. Be sure to buy near
transportation.
TO INSPECT CALL DI. 1872.
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FARMS FOR SALE.
LOTS FOR SALE.

/ NICE, LARGE LOT IN MT. VERNON
Hills. on public road mr.. Mt. Vernon. $3.50.
ter; sell or exchange. OWNER. no. 749S.
| VERY SELECT BUILDING SITE, 50x250
it., in nearby virginia; ideal for Colonial
home Call JOHN EDWARDS, Temple 2163
after 5 pm.
FOR sALE-UNINPRoVED LAND, IOO-FT
frontage on east side Ontario I'd. bet.
K1iorpma Ri sd ECcllH S.. NJ. ~
62.h deep to alley. A bargain at $3.50.
LoOK-IT'S THE TRUTHS FOUR
family sites in the District, priced $500
per lot. Hard to believe, See Eddie Kyle,
SHANNON e. LUCHS CO.,
1903 H St. NV. National 2345.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
BRICE CLAGETT, CHARLES Z. VAIN
WRIGHT. ATTORNEYS for Receiver,
Southern Building.

IN. THE DISTRICT, COURT OF THE
=, unlIed SAFES for 1he DlSTict r q G9sum
s s n{N BANK l42G EYE sTREE IsF Nm
as Receiver of the Seventh Street Savings
he has received an offer from Bertram
estate located in the District Of Columbia
at 1900 Seventh Street, Northwest. and
R Rns Lot Of 500 b snee q e IF bs Land and
ms ,' and ND certain fixtures and equipment
No n t Kio Model 54s6 D Vaulr door S and
vestibule: l Night depository vault. l Sec
tion containing : individual steel compart-
containing steel compartments with COM
bination locks. l Section conta ming 100
fe safe qeDGs PoS6o
ing 100 safe deposit boxes, Lobby equip
ment, consisting Of Teler's counters and
cash net. taxes. rents. insurance and SIM
lar cnersss to be f,i sdius5Gd as OF the gate
reported to this Court that he has been
authorized to accept, such offer by the
PP snsee to the e
Court, as Is shown by the. original letter
containing such, authority dated November
of the Currency Of the United States and
annexed TO the petition herein. 1t is by the
Cour: this 18th day OF December. 1871,
ORDERED. That the said offer OF Bertranl
Wise be accepted and that the said sale OF
said real estate, fixtures and equipment
shall be ratified and confirmed unless cause
be shown to the contrary or an offer ex-
ceeding the present offer be made. accept
able to the Court. on or before the 18TH
day Of January. 1912. at 10 clock, AM
at, which time higher offers will be CON-
sidered and objections to said sale will be
heard. provided. however. that a COPY OF
this order Nisi be published in The Evening
Star newspaper at least three times and
once in The Washington Law Reporter
prior TO said 18th day Of January. 1919.
Copy. Test: CHARLES Z. STEWART. Clerk.
BY. ANDREW A. HORNER, Deputy Clerk.
jao.R.g
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

HAVE SPACE FOR . OR 3 DESKS ON
street floor, NV section. plenty of window
space. Call Taylor a%42-
FURNISHED-INCLUDE LOCKED FILE.
storage space, phone and secretary. Wood
ward Bldg. $3.50 month. DI. 65n5.
PRIVATE OFFICE, MAIL ADDRESS,
phone. sec. service, rep. outside concern.
I'll Woodward Bldg. NE. 754S. 81
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HAVE A CASH BUYER FOR GROUND
zoned to permit building 4-family hsts.
What have You? Answer quickly. Guy
Whiteford of McKEEVER g. WHITEFORD.
DI a106
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LOTS FOR RENT.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

COLORED-ROLAND PARK-BEAUTIFUL
homesites. 1895 and up, easy terms.
DAVID COOPER. 500 F st. NV.
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BEAUTIFUL,
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT

OWNER LIVING IN FLORIDA Will, RENT
tn responsible party or sell at a bareain
wssbntd ne Getach icds'fo r rSmes N baths
a mi: immediate possession Further in
formation can be had at property. opposite
nublic library, 5000 9TH ST. Phone
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STORES FOR RENT.

oO37 K ST. N.W.-PossEssION FEBRU-
airy 1st. Store with apt. above. PERCY
II. RUSSELL CO.. 1881 K st. NV.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

COMPLETELY FURNISHED COTTAGE,
Beverly Beach. Md. for sale. 12l 10th
St ne. or phone FIR 1858.
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LARGE CORNER STORE AVAIL FOR
drugstore with fountain or chain grocery in
Al apartment house neighborhood and near
downtown area. Box 4S5-C, Star.
sol 18th ST SE-OLD- ESTABLISHED
grocery store. rooms. bath. Arcoia heat,
SD mo- National 1886.
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SHANNON & LUCHS CO..

APARTMENT BARGAINS.
"a apis, NV. Under s times. 100000 cash.
apis, = gar $4,000. $500 cash.
apis. good n. W. location. S24 500, $1,000
cash. bal. ! trust Call Mr.. Lynch, RIA. 1912,
or O'HARE ESTATES. Realtors, MA. 6473.
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A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
2-EAAIIIY HOMIE AND INVESTMENrr

3-FAMILY HOME AND INVESTMENT
SS,450-A modern Colonial brick near
Eastern High School Arranged as three
apartments Owner occupies part. balance
rented at $3.50 per month. A real op-
portunity to purchase a home that will pay
for itself in few years.
S9,O00-Near 14th and Irving SITS. NV.
Brick residence converted into three house
keeping apartmgts OF living room bed
water heat. with oil burner
Three modern four family fats in North
west d. C; rented to white tenants at
$1,000 per year: central oil heat. Price.
$4,000 each
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USED TRUCKS 1886
PICKUP TRUCKS, PUR-
CHASED FROM THE Gov
EMINENT; CLEAN; S125
EACH. DAN CALLEN, 11O2
18th ST. Sc.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1910 model Al 4-door sedan; black.
yhite-yall tires like new. heater, defroster;;
locally owned; car driven very NIUE; 800
cash; no trade accepted. eau dooalt
51 90 Branch EOS
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cARAcTe EoR RehT

for cars. CHAS. 8. SHREvE. 1901 18th
st. NV. MA. 1895.
50 so MO. BY YEAR. GA AVE AND FAR
ragut paved alley, cleo; groups for sale.
n e. RYON CO. 1918 N. Y. ave. MA. 1907.
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S1O.95O-MT. PLEASANT.
d RFDPOOMS
s8,15O-Just Off Lincoln Park.

Arranged AS 3 Apis.
An ornortunitv to locate or prominent
ave. adjacent to Lincoln Park ne: ar
ranged as 3 complete and private apart
ments. each havi0T kitchen. hath tr Sc
aire. oil heat will show splendid return
for an investor at Sl65 PEI month
THOS ] FISHER &; CO. INC,
ntro Z 11n1
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

TWO DETACHED BRICK APARTMENTS,
well located. one of units and one of Q
units. showing a net return Of 10Gc. BOSS
& PHELPS, MA. $500. See Mr. Marshall.
S52 ,O0O-3-STORY. FIREPROOF BUILD
s on ocei sSd
apartments, renting for approx. $500 an
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NEAR CATHEDRAL,

"NI3 30th ST. n ".
Price Of this beautiful modern, home IN
eludes exquisite furniture and CARPETS;
bedrooms. sun porch, 2i2 baths finished
room on ard: eXauisitely furnished recrea-
ton room and powder room; auto gas
heat; large garden: detached garaoe
$4,000 LEWIS BROWN, D1. 2124
evenings. EN- 9551.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ON 14th ST. NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE
story building in this cation, SIS 900: can
be purchased $500 down, balance on
trust For Information call Mr.. MacMur-
ray, EN- 1894. MAPLE e. JAMES, INC,
d.. 3346.
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE. 3-STORY. BASE
ment brick. st commercial: directly oppo-
site new State Dept Bldg Price less than
100000 WILLIAM CORCORAN HILL CO.,
10 Jackson pl NV. DI. 1888,
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RossoN MOTOR CO, 1900

| PLYMOUTH 1871 de luxe coupe one
| owner car. low mileage: looks and runs IKE
new excellent rg66sr; SI4 S,, GYM FfssGgee
| Wisconsin ave WI 5l95.
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NEAR 18th AND EMERSON

fine detached home, five large bed
rooms. all in new-house condition: third
floor arranged as housekeeping apartment:
spacious floor plan: parauet floors, sleeping
porch. -arage; most convenient location.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-06

CHEW, 1881 li2-ton truck. . bodies, dump
and fat. good tires; bargain. 6ranos-
wine 1857.
FORD 1929 Ia-ton, canopy body. excellent
condition. s75. Apply 34e0 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-06

PLYMOUTH 1910 de luxe door sedan
eun-metal finish; spotIess broadcloth up,
holstery: excellent tires and motor, and
priced for immediate sale. Open ewes. ana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-06
400 C. ST. N .E.
GEORGETOWN.
$500 DOWN

BALANCE LIKE RENT.
In splendid sc. location: Il rooms; tile
bath, recreation room, auto oil heat;
S6o50 up. EN-. A55l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-06
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORDS 90 1910 li2-ton fat trucks: also
j Ford 1899 Ia-ton fat truck: Chevrolet
1897 i7-ton pickup; not q dealer see
E. c. Goode. construction once 4sth anu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-06

GARAGES WANTED.
GARAGE WANTED BY NAVAL OFFICER,
vicinity Dupont Circle. Call North 1401.
WANTED, GARAGE FOR SMALL CAR,
vicinity $500 14th st. NV. ia. 6105.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-06
CLEVELAND PARK.
4 BEDROOMS.

One block west Of Conn. ave. on an
elevated lot overlooking a wooded park. is
this expensivey built, eight-room semi-de-
tached brick house that cost the present
owner $4,000. ,.,
The first floor has livin- room, dining
room, hall heated sunroom and Kitchen
and the second floor has bedrooms ara
bath there is detached garage, ThlS IS
q real by and is worth looking into now!
PHILLIPS g. CANDY. INC.
MA heno p,aItors 1910 18th St NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-06
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

HILLANDALE. Md ROOMS, = BATHS
unfurn., screened porch. garage, oil heat,
fireplace, cleo. refrigerator and range.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-06
TRAILERs FOR SALE.
TRAILER CENTER
HoRNER's CORNER.
POPULAR MAKES.
SITS UP.
STANLEY H. HORNER, INC,
5th & Fla. Ave. NE. AT. 1854.
MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

MOTORCYCLES (2). used; used motor
cycle tires, parts. See Wilkie. rear Al
New Jersey ave. Sc, to 10 p m: Q.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24

Throwing his judicial weight be-
hind the efforts of Mayor Harry
r. Cain and the city council to rid
Tacoma OF vice. Police Judge w. A.
Richmond wednesday afternoon
declared that women failing to
pass = board of health examine
ton. would be kept In the city Jail
until pronounced cured by the ex-
aiming physician.
Following hard upon the city
councils effort to keep the city
FREE Of vice To prevent II being
declared out Of bounds by army
officials. Judge Richmond's prccla-
nation came during the trials Of
three women arrested Tuesday
night by Officers Dave Peterson
and Herb stark Of the morals
squad.
The women. Ann Din. -: Pearl
FeLeve, rs. and Jsunita Taylor.
~. were charged with city va
grancy and ordered held for board
of health examinations.