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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09


One of the most amazing
manifestations of this voluntary
censorship has been the way
the general public has checked
up on its favorite newspapers
and radio annOuncerS. Let
little news get out which some
keen reader or listener-in thinks
an aid or comfort TO the enemy
and, wham.-in come letters OF
protest accusing this or that
dirty dog of being spy. Even
the Office of Censorship gets
scores of these letters from self
appointed, volunteer censOrS.
Some are from cranks who
think they find hidden mes
sages in crossword puzzles and
so on. Others are useful tips,
for no office could be set up to
read all the newspapers or lis
ten TO all the broadcasts. Check
ups of this kind from sharp
eyed and -eared citizens are
pointed to as perfect examples
of democracy functioning at its
best.
AS for the ! or the 2 per cent
who won't play this war game ac-
cording to thes erules-"We will
cross that bridge when we come TO
it says Director of Censorship
Byron Price, if we come to it. "
nd he hopes and believes it won't
be necessary TO put on the screws
AS a matter of fact anyone who
wants to beat these voluntary CEN
sorship codes can probably do 1t.
As far as publications are concern
ed. there is no law that can be
applied save the espionage law, un-
Ger which intent to give lnforma-
ton to the enemy must be proved
before conviction can be obtained.
And newspapers can be kept with
in the U S borders. Radio is diff
ferent. for radio automatically en-
ters the field of international COM
r!unicationS. Some 40 high-poWered
stations can be heard as far as the
Andes. so closer check is put on
radio than on printed matter.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

from the French army and that their mar
rage, too was mustered out in an amicable
Paris divorce.
We're still the best of friends, though"
she added
The love that ripened into friendship
however, was reversed in her second march to
matrimony a short ten months later with
Andy Mccarthy, dstantly related to the dis
tinguished Peralta clan, whom she met ten
years previously at her debut
At that debut champagne had flowed like
water in the marble mansion of the Spreckels
in San Francisco. The flood Of luxury,
though, spelled fun ebb-tide for the Sugar
Princess and, weary of the wassail, she slipped
away with genial Andy to an all-night diner
where they munched hamburgers.
But with Dotty as the glorified belle of the
hors d'oeuvres set on the Continent, the Sugar
Princess and the oil salesman lost contact
with each other. Soon after she took up resi-
dence again in California they picked UP their
friendship where they left off
Again society was flustered when the i'm
petuous beauty shared her second mate with
out 80 much as a hint, and clucked its tongue
that Dotty not only was flouting convention
again but defying jnx that worked nefari-
Gus worst.
Without the usual publicity and balIyhoo
that precedes most mergers in the upper
strata, the Spreckels darling took Andrew for
better or worse in a simple noon ceremony in
Coronado and superstitious society folk feared
the worst when the honeymooners took up
residence In the Burlingame palace la Dol
phine" is supposed to be a hoodoo estate
Deity picked up the luxurious abode for a
mere pttance, SAT, 900 The late George A.
Newhall, who built 1t, spent $250,O00 on it,
and just before he was to take occupancy ne
died
The Newhall heirs would have nothing to
do with the lavish estate so reminiscent of
tragedy, boarded it up and put it on the mar
ket. 1t remained deserted until 1889 when
Mr. and Mrs. W. M Lindsay Fisk moved in
The jinx struck again, taking a double toll
Almost as soon as the Fisl1s moved into the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

held in Mrs. Spreckels hotel apartment
Among those attending were Prince and
Princess de Pohgnac, Prince Louis de Polg-
nae, M. Jacques Dupuy, brother of the bride
groom, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Latham Clarke,
Mr. and Mrs Russell Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs
Chauncey McKeever and Rudolph Spreckes.
At the time of her marriage with Jean,
Delicious Dotty gave her age as 81, which
makes her only 20 today. Despite her youth,
the sugary appeal of the hthesome lass,
daughter of the late Adolph Spreckels, who
died in 1924, and granddaughter of the late
Claus Spreckels, founder of the sugar dynasty
made her one of the more scintillating MEM
bers of the international set.
Until June, 1910. the Dupuys were consid-
cred the personificaton of welded bliss, but
the German blitz may have had something to
do with the sudden and surprising severance
of their domestic ties In an interview in a
San Francisco hotel, Dorothy spilled the It'd
ings that hubby Jean had been demobilized
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

mansion, Billy Fisk 3rd, an Raj pilot and
husband OF the former Countess of Warwick,
was killed in action. A scant two months
later, the elder Fisk passed on.
Like the Newhalls Mrs. Fisk decided to
shutter the house of tragedy and get rid Of it
at almost any price And Dorothy, who has
had sporadic fairs for the bizarre jumped at
the chance to get palace near the sea at
bargain price.
Dauntless Dotty SCOTS at the thought of
black magic and is willing to brave any
bogy fancied or real that may be lurking
in and about her swank showplace Neiehbors
are prone to attribute Dotty's matrimonial
mix-up to the hoodoo
The scarefree heiress, though, has asserted
her intentions of remaining mistress of la
Dolphine," black magic or no.
Many of us impressionable mortals would
shudder at the thought Of remaining as house
guest in any place-even as beautiful and
luxurious as the Spreckels domicile-once IL
has been so maligned. Not so with the inn
pressionistic Dali and his frau!
Maestro Dali, you may recall is the lad
VINO reaches into the morbid at times to snar
psychological germ of an idea for his grim
masterpieces. Collins and skeletons glare
forth from sombre backgrounds and it's no
secret that he's delighted in the controversies
NiioS nave IdBeO over the canVaSeS.
In fact discussing the phenomenon of s,,r.
realism several nights ago, a few Gothamites
who profess to understand the stIper-x crea
tons found significant symbolism in the
Spaniard's portrait of the Sugar Princess
Dali, they said, depicted the mind by the sea
BY enthroning Dotty on a dolphin representa-
tive OF La Dolphine," the artist Is supposed
to show that his subject is far and above sillv
superstition and defiantly mistress of her own
destiny.
Mayfair is wondering, too whether Maes-
tro Dali has been the inspiration for a new
phase Of life in the honey-haired socialite
In the past, as the honey-bee of a cloistered
clique, Dotty Stunned the spotlight and the
headlines heaped on her were not of her own
making.
Now, as the pivotal point of a potential
Dali controversy that bids fair to dwarf ALI
the Others Mrs. Mccarthy is apparently step
ping out Of her accepted role as an mac
cessble.
And as the foremost patroness OF the new
art she is going even step further by brand
ishing 1t to the public in a gallery. inviting
barrage Of publicity and comment she has
always tried her best to dodge
Is this challenge to Andy with Dottv
asserting her right to individuality? Is Dotty
determined to project an artistic earthquake
in society, which heretofore has hewn To
the line of the Gainsboroughs, Rembrandts
Whistlers and Halls?
The Sugar Princess has practically become
synonymous with surprises
So the answer to the mystery Of the Dali
portrait win be interesting in any EVENT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

70 folks today sugar may be the priceless
commodity but TO Dorothy Spreckes
Dupuy Mccarthy, the Sugar Princess,
it's not even love-it's art!--or Is it?
The vivacious heiress to the Spreckels mil
lions. as pretty as lump Of the sweet her
self has struck a sour note in her second
matrimonial idyl And Mate No 2, oil sales
man Andrew Mccarthy has gone home. to
mamma-Dorothy's no less-while Dorothy
plays charming hostess at her luxurious es-
tate, La Dolphine," on the Burlingame PENN
sula, near San Francisco.
The news that dashing Dots domestic af-
fairs were not all they should be, sifted
through along with the amazing intelligence
that the frebrand OF the artistic world Sur
realist Salvador Dali had immortalized her
on canvas as the Goddess Venus. and that
hubby Andrew would not be on hand for the
unwilling OF the impressionistic portrait in
the Burlingame mansion.
The snooty set admits it may be only con-
lecture, but the fact that Andrew was con-
spicuous by his absence, lends credence TO the
report that art had anything but priority
on his affections And further, emphasizes
that the startling Dali portrait may have
brought the McCarthy's purported domestic
travails to climax.
No matter what, Dot dotes on the Dali
epic SO much so, in fact, that she does not
wish TO deprive anyone Of viewing the mas
terpiece. 1t will be exhibited to all and sun
dry in May at San Francisco's Palace of the
Legion Of Honor
Unpredictable Dali who established
worldwide reputation for creating wildly
Imaginative canvases, followed his usual con-
troversal pattern in welding his symbolic
brush for the Sugar Princess.
The Catalonian genius of the eccentric por-
Nor fhNya iUhIx nj
Venus tinasmuch as she is clad in brilliant
evening gown astride a dolphin with cavort-
ing sea creatures in the background. The
symbolism is supposed to revert to her af-
finity to the sea.
When Maestro Dali and his wife moved in
as house guests, Dots spouse did not daily
long
He skipped over to the home of his brides
mother. Mrs. Elmer Anvil. Following the an
nouncement that the Venus masterpiece was
to be displayed during appropriate ceremonies
at gay party Mrs. Awl admitted ALL
Dorothy and her mate of five months had
parted
Mrs. Mccarthy who had been in the fore
front of the glittering international set as the
wife of Jean Dupuy, French speedboat champ
and son of the late Senator Paul Dupuy Of
Paris then limited she would probably be free
Of the matrimonial shackles from her second
bridegroom by midsummer.
Friends feel, however a reconciliation is
possible as Dorothy has blushingly admitted
a visit from the stork is expected at that
time.
Dorothy despite her fabulous wealth and
luxurious background, has avoided an abun-
dance of publicity. She splurged into the
headlines previously on the basis of her idyllic
romances with Jean and Andrew
Delightful Dorothy received also a meas
ure of renown as one of the Ten Best Dressed
Women, an honor bestowed upon her in 1888
If it's possible to follow the conventions
without being conventional Dorothy turned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

This altar-trek eliminated one of the more
exciting courtships-a courtshp that evoked
the obs and abs of shop girls and stenogra-
pliers as well as ecstatic Mayfair matrons.
Here was the match-and Jean the catch
of the social season.
Dotty, who had consistently turned down
her sutton in person. gained the distinction of
being the first woman to accept a proposal
by ship-to-shore phone, with Jean thereby
proving it's the voice with the miles that wins.
The genial Frenchman. who would only
take yes for an answer, deluged his lady fair
with other pleas from a Europe-bound
steamer, but Dotty was adamant-and didn't
gave a-well.
But persistence sometimes can overcome
perverseness and on Jeans return trip to
America, the Spreckels beauty pghted her
troth
Despite the merger linking two Of the
worlds wealthiest families, the marriage cere-
mony was comparatively modest and was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

the trick. Notoriety did
not pursue her as 1t did
other favorites Of the
champagne and ermine
crowd who committed
between the gay capitals
of the world with the
nonchalance most plebian
folk assume for a ferry
boat trip.
The Sugar Princess,
however. delighted in
tossing romantic bomb
shells when love blitz-
krieged her into the lime
light. Surprise No. /, with
which Dotty rocked the
international set eight
years ago. was her one
two-three merger with
handsome Jean Dupuy,
millionaire sportsman and
scion of the powerful
French publishing clan,
who owned the Paris
newspapers, lie Petit
Parisien" and "L'Excel-
sior" and a chain of other
magazines and news
papers throughout France.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

Surrealist
Dali EnthralIed
Before His
"Venus
Enthroned
on a Dolphin"
the Portrait Of
Dorothy
Spreckels
SymboliEing
Her Love
of the Sea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Fledfr0m FfSWifG
Backbone TOLLS
MlOtflGr.in-LdW,/

Sugar Heiress SpreekeIs' Husband Was
Disturbed When She Bought That Hoodoo
Honeymoon Nest. But When SurreaIst Dali
Did His Masterpiece Of Dorothy and The
Dolphin. Andrew Didn't Wont TO
Live There ANY More
Evening star., 1942-11-22
1900 ACRES
1'OVO 14N1VID.
10 MILES FROM WASHINGTON

. MILES FROM WASHINGTON
Compact in shape and with some miles
OF State road frontage, this tract is well
suited for a large-scale development Beau
tiful rolling woodland and crossed by nu-
merous streams. with many unusual at
fractions for the nature lover Electric
ami telephone service are available and
the tract is clear of debt In a promising
area, this tract may be developed now or
held Tor secure investment. Price as
over period of years. No trades or op-
Tons considered. See MASON HIRST
Annandale. Va. at the end of Columbia
pike, Phone Alexandria 5slo or write
Route : Box 345. Alexandria, Va. Once
closed SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1942-11-22
LOTS FOR SALE.

NICE HIGH LOT, WITHIN 3 MI. OF DIS
trlct, IN Nd; ideal for small farm or can
be subdlylded: reasonable. WA 1882
RANDLE HIGHLANDS-LOT 60X1O0- QUE
ana :3lst st. Sc; price, ST 400. CHI 5235
ONE OR TWO LOTS IN NV: GIVE LO-
cation, size and price per So. It. Box 1874 E,
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ACREAGE WANTED.

WANTED. . TO 10 ACRES IN FAIRFAX
or Arlington County, with some improve
ments, Please write describing what you
have to offer If it is within 10 miles Of
Lincoln Memorial. Box 456-B, Star.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
"STROUT BARGAINS

Dandy Fruit, Potato Farm, ST $50
In famous Adams County, Pa. easy walk
to depot "a miles to village less than
spring -watered pasture and wood, % we'll
cared for apple trees, good commercial
varieties. other fruit; S-rm. dwelling, elec
terms; see pictures pig. "A.
At Village Edge; Eqpd.; Stream.
IS a, level black-loam tillage for all
Del. crops, % a. stream -watered pasture
good dwelling l rms driven we'll lovely
shade and lawn. barn. other bldgs.; on
unable to handle, $4,000. part down; 3
horses, cows, hog tools thrown in;
photo pg. As Big Catalo9. Write for
iond Tities p,Sg pbiio De-
Evening star., 1942-11-22
S-FAMILY APIS.
RITTT.nEPC

Please look at south side of 4SOO block
Fairfax dr.. 3s1x1o5. zoned RA-s-1s. All
soarss S1l51es from 1n ieve hs soc per So #
large playground. Active building neigh
WARWICK MONTGOMERY,
CHI. 1850 lnh5 Wilsnn blvd
Evening star., 1942-11-22
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

SAFE INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY: -
acres valuable timber. land, 1000 it. hard
Toao Troao frontage. Is mi. D. C, mr.. Oak on.
va; 500 per acre: owner in service
wishes 70 sell. Call Vienna 73-W-II.
126 ACRES ON NEW w B AND A. HIGH
way 4 mi. from D. c., near Ardmore, Nd
..20m IT, road frontaee; water available:
excellent Tor subdivding: S1T5 per acre
Reply 1O1 Hibbs Bldg. 1o3 9Th ST n W
Evening star., 1942-11-22
A GOOD INVESTMENT

ness frontage on route 24O; lovely home
site with view, high on hill: 100 acres in
pest state of cultivation. balance in woods
me now, many, other tracts. JOHN BUR
DOFT. phnnc Ashton 3S4E GnIesuille Az
Evening star., 1942-11-22
Big Equipped BLUEGRASS Farm,

Big EQUIppGQ bIue-GTdSS T ATM
167 acres 65 tllable, finest of limestone
soil growing bumper crops wheat, corn,
alfalfa and vegetables. rs a. in fine blue
grass pasture watered by famous "Old
Cedar Creek wire fencing woodlot, home
fruit: 3 miles to busy depot town. 25 min.
to city advantages; sturdy old homestead,
phone. 4 quaint limestone chimneys with
large freplaces, million dollar, view.
y bous s had bde i0r5 Of
heavy limestone, needs roof; realty taxes
only S4S: estate settlement price of 50 800
includes horses and harnesses, ~ cows.
bull machinery and some crops. New list
other bargains priced from $1,000 to
S21.50O mailed free. E. c. Brumback,
STROUT REALTY. Middletown Va
Evening star., 1942-11-22
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

RENT, SALE, EXCHANGE: LARGE
shaded lot. brick and frame house; z
rooms, l "a baths; suited two apts; blocks
bus, stores, churches, schools; ami; ex-
change small country place; elec. and
water. Phone SH S571
Evening star., 1942-11-22
STORAGE SPACE
WATER FRONT PROPERTY
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

3-SToRY BLDG, DOWNTOWN LOCATION;
elevator, 5000 feet space; can sublet part
or entire bldg: reasonable rent; immfdj-
ate occupation; reasonable rent. BOX
o43-E, Star.
YARD SPACE FOR LEASE. 212l BLAD-
ENSBURG RD. NE. cos
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ENGLEWOOD. FLA.
Berkeley Springs, w. Va.
FOLKESTONE ESTATE,
IN ACDTC

gorgeous English bungalow set in
forest trees living room, lSx2S: random
width floors. beamed loft ceiling, fire.
PLACE. bult-in bookcases, dining room has s
built-in display cupboard. . large bed
rooms. beautifully handicapped, 2-car con-
Meeting garage. all modern For rheu-
matism. gout. diabetes and skin diseases
Berkeley Springs water is uneaualcd.
CALL MR.. Won BRIESEN
Real Estate Brokerage Co.,
102 West Center st. Lexington $500
Baltimore, Md
Evening star., 1942-11-22
LOTS FOR SALE


To Settle an Estate
Lot Isl and lots "A to 81 inclusive in
square 45l6, being the s.w. corner OF 23rd
pl and Benning I'd ne. First CONNER
elal 1863 So. it, at s. per So it.. sub
Lot in square 4522 being on the south
side of st. ne. near oath ST. suitable
for 2-family fat. 1850 SO. ft. at $50.
Lots 50 to ~ inclusive and lot So3 in
Oklahoma ave. ne, between 21st and 23rd
SITS, 1890 50. #. at soc foot. subject
to oier., suitable for multi-famly units
Parcel 1891, being the north side OF
Oklahoma ave, e.. between 23rd and .4th
streets 1879 So it,. at tSOc per foot, sub
ject to offer, suitable for multi-far1ily units
Parcel 1922, being the north side Of
sh s1s 1926 so e c 14h fao b and
ject to offer. suitable for multi-family
units.
Lots Is and 10 in block 3. English VIII
lage, MONTGOMERY County, Md, being near
intersection of Bradley lane and Wilson
blvd, 1880 50. it,. at $1,000; suitable
Evening star., 1942-11-22
SEMI-DETACHED


SEM1-DETACHED
BUILDERS,
Please look at both sides Of 500 block
N. Burlington ST. Zone square west of 9th
and BUCHANAN; 16 lots, all utilities in
level; 80. o.45s So. it.; 10c per So #. Two
squares to bus. Active building neighbor-
hood.
WARWICK MONTGOMERY,
CHI. $3.50. 1855 Wilson Blvd
Evening star., 1942-11-22
COUNTRY PROPERTY WANTED.

Country Properties Wanted.
Wanted to list reasonably priced lnla nd
and water front farms and homes north
and south Of WASHINGTON Country prop
eIty a speciality since 1921
THEODORE F. MENK.
EX 214O 9"- 18th ST NV
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BEAUTIFUL NEW
BUNGALOW.
FALLS CHURCH.

BRICK. o-sTORY, 3 BEDROOMS, ?
PLACE. SUN PARLOR. GARAGE. ON
eUsLiNE $500 CASH NEEDED. CALL
Mr. DONAHUE CHI 244O
X c. Hines 1 SONS, INC, REALTORS.
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For Full Particulars,
CHAS. D. SAGER,

9E4 I4th St. NV. National 0036
CoLoRED--"soUTHG vALE"-LoTs,
Sl,25O: 18th and Queen SITS, Arlington:
high elevation. SO close in: beautiful trees
MA. l7s2, EDW. BOWERS, 1927 K NV
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4tBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Continued
ARLINGTON-$8,950.
2916 End ST. NORTH.

Nearby restricted Lyon Park. is the To-
estion Of this Groom and bath home made
Il has spacious living room with wood
burning fireplace and bult-in book shelves.
equipped kitchen with large pantry and .
porches on first floor and 3 corner bed.
rooms, bath and sleeping porch on. second
floor, hoored attic for storage, full base
ment, hot-water coal heat: garage: Venetian
blinds throughout; lovely neiehborhood;
berry; near 1Oc bus direct to new War and
Navy Buildings, choice OF . lines down
town. not new, but in splendid condition;
beautifully furnished and NAV be in
spected Sunday. IL to Z: weekdays 80 to
$50. If you have fairly substa ntial cash
payment and are interested in home of
this type see this one over the week end. To
reach: Over Memorial Bridge, out Lee blvd
to about so. beyond Fort Myer. right on
Fillmore st. 3 So. to End St, left 3 doors
to property.
Evening star., 1942-11-22

142 A. 1:54 A GRAZING e. TILLABLE;
1O-r brick. Col res; electricity. water in
kitchen; Or tenant house; exc farm bldgs.
81 5000. Adjoining l25 a, old log res;
fair farm bldgS: $500.
13Sa., PA a. tiilable; S-r log res:
cleo: 5-r. tenant house, good farm bldgs.;
81 500. The above have running streams.
4s a. 81 mi. Wash. Bus by gate. Stone
and stucco res. 80 yrs old, fireplaces: 8
bedrooms, 3 bathrooms second floor
Complete basement, ,scoker, heating sys
TEN Crane fixtures throughout, A COM
pletely modern home in Al condition
One of the choice homes in Loudoun
County $4,000. u cash.
35 a, 6-r. log house very old, fair farm
bldgs, elec. available; S3,l5O
4, "a, 7-r. house, heat, light, water in
kitchen: suburbs PurcellVille; S4 900. Any
number dairy. grain and stock farms;
modern homes; no better time to buy.
C. C. ELSEA, Realtor.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.

ing the city wants to And professional
man or oficer with family of adults who
desires a permanent suburban residence,
about 45 minutes by bus or 25 minutes by
auto from downtown Washing ton, and who
will maintain tastefully furnished seven
room home and q acre of yard and
sarden IN their present excellent condition.
Address 5022 3sth ave. Hyattsville. for in
formation or appointment phone Warffeld
:tO5. References
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SPECIAL BARGAIN-STORE, 3 APTS..
brick BLDG, 25-ft front large brick ga
rage near 4th and 6 sts. NV; rented,
S2.024 Act today This is a good loca-
ton. B. M. ODUM. 1427 Eye st. NV. RE.
5216 Exchange agent. pa
4-FAMILY DET. APT BLDG. NETS 1oce
on S16.25O: rentals. ST ,944: near Pa. ave
built 194l; brick; tenants heat WO.
400 BLOCK 9TH ST. N, ,W.-SUBSTANTIAL
business property renting at $1,000 year.
Price, 100000. WALTER M. BAUMAN,
Thomas Circle. MA 6.,n0
Evening star., 1942-11-22

FOR RENT, IF YOU DO NOT HAVE TO
worry about transportation, ! modern +
room house on Ia acres, Ss5 l mod
ernzed bungalow, 13 acres, S55. / s-room
house, barn chicken houses, acres S55.
All 3 on main highways between Balt-
more and Washington. SANDY SPRING
REALTY CO, phone Ashton 2421
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TRAILER SPACE FOR RENT.

camp to Washington, mile to D. c. line;
space ayailable, modern conveniencel
Evening star., 1942-11-22
EXCELLENT
INVESTMENT.
NEW APT RTnC

1912 H ST. Me- 2-STORY BRICK RESI-
dence, business zone, $3.50. FRANK NJ.
DOYLE. realtor. DI. 1855,
FLoRIDA-ANY ONE SEEKING A HIGH
class Investment and profitable business
will be furnished complete description of
90 furnished apartment hotel, being
offered for one-thrd of original cost; high
class, best construction. excellent condi-
ton; price. S45,o0o. J. H. RAGSDALE
Fort MYERS Fla
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-26
Eight Players Remain
in Running. Though;
Ben, Horpsr Tied
pINEHIIRCT NJ (

PINEHURST, N. c., March 26
-(R-Eight men were in the
running as the 10th annual north
and south Open Golf Champion
ship swung into the 36-hole fin
ais today, but the money was
on golfdom's big four - battling
Ben Hogan, defending champion
Sammy Snead, open champion
Craig Wood and Byron Nelson,
former Open and P.G.A. king.
Les Kennedy, 24-year-old son
of q Lynn, Mass, policeman, and
Chandler Harper, Portsmouth,
Va, veteran at %, had the most
startling rounds so far. Each
had shot q So. Jimmy Hines of
Great Neck, L. l., had q 81 and
Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago had
two steady SOS. But their ef-
forts left them underdogs to
the foursome who won every
thing in sight in last years play.
Hogan, seeking top money