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Evening star., 1942-11-09
Davis Tackles Rugged
Fighter in Morales
Al Turner Show
Puerto Ricun Has Punch
In Both Fists; Lotsios
Tukes on Krush

Al Davis will be after his seventh
victory in his comeback attempt
when he squares away against Felix
Morales, Puerto Rican welterweight,
in the eight-round feature of to-
nights all-star boxing card at
Turner's Arena.
Two of the six victories turned in
since he left the Army via the hon.
orable discharge route have been
scored in Washington. They were
knockouts over Manuel Rosa and
Ken Stribling. In Philadelphia last
week he kayoed Buck Streater.
Davis recently has been reclassified
Ia by his draft board, but before
taking up Army life again he
wants to meet Henry Armstrong.
Promoter Joe Turner has offered
Armstrong $4,000 to fight in Wash
ington. Morales, Davis opponent
tonight, is rated as a tough and
rough customer, able to use either
! fist to advantage.
Local boys again are given a
chance to shine in most of the sup
porting numbers. A six-rounder
that figures to attract lot of at
tention has Nick Latsios Alexan-
dria's Golden Greek, meeting Mock
Krush of Baltimore, a lad who has
beaten Ell Brookman and Oakie
Greer. Another six has Leo Matri-
accini opposite Lee Ford.
The Petro boys also are on the
card, Danny against Joe Woodley
and Charley against Kid Lewis.
The four round opener sends Bernie
Cady. former Golden Glover, into
the ring with Sandy Mack. The
opener Is at 8:45.
Evening star., 1942-11-09
Packers, on SpIurge
.0f Record Makinq,
Tackle Bears
Crock 10 League Marks
In Lost Two Games;
IsbeII, Hutson Hot
BY CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-Having shat
tered 10 National Football League
records in their last two games,
the Green Bay Packers will take on
the big job of trying to derail the
Chicago Bears at Wrigley Field
Sunday and thus stay in the run
ming for tie Western Division
championship.
A divisional playoff with the
Bears would be imminent should
the Packers win. A year ago Green
Bay defeated the Bruins, 16 to IA,
and playoff ultimately resulted
which the Packers lost, 80 to IA.
The national champions haven't
dropped a game in 20 starts since
Green Bay beat them in that No
vember 2 meeting last fall. In
addition to wrecking records, Green
Bay has a chain of six league vic
tories this season, its only defeat
being a 44-to-28 decision by the
Bears in the opening game.
Bears Meet Lions Next.
After Sunday, the Bears will
meet the Detroit Lions. Cleveland
Rams and Chicago Cardinals, while
the Packers square off with the
Giants, Philadelphia Eagles and
Pittsburgh Steelers.
Only other games this Sunday
send Detroit to Cleveland, Wash
ington to New York and Phila-
delphia to Brooklyn.
Don Hutson accounted for three
records and Cecil Isbell for two as
Green Bay smashed the Rams, 80
to II, yesterday. Hutson accepted
three touchdown passes and kicked
three extra points for a 81 total and
a season output of 103, which over
shadoWed his league record of 95
last year. He now has 13 touch
down passes to his credit, three
more than his l94l mark and the
most ever made in a season in the
pro loop. 1t topped by one the
record Hutson and the Bears
George McAfee jointly set last fall
Isben Beats Own Record.
Isbell tossed three touchdown
passes, raising his total to II for the
season and besting by 2 his l941
record. The one time Purdue star
also eclipsed the record of an old
Packer teammate, Arnie Herbert
who threw 81 scoring aerials in
his nine-year career 1sbell has
made So in less than five seasons.
The Bears. forsaking the airlanes
for a 35-to-0 splurge over Brooklyn
yesterday, hooked touchdowns or
the end of drives of IS, 25, 80, 81
and 81 yards.
With Bill Dudley dashing 81 yards
for one marker and passing to an
other, Pittsburgh consolidated its
hold on second place by handing
Detroit its eighth setback in a row
IS to 7.
Andy Ma1efos capped 63-yard
drive with a 2-yard scoring plunge
and Hank Soar bucked over for an
other touchdown after setting it up
with a 50-yard run as New York
battered Philadelphia, IA to O..
Evening star., 1942-11-09

as player. The 34-year-old Wash
ington coach has been playing for
Is years and he feels he can do q
better Job of coaching by abandon
ing active stickwork He didn't
play against the Eagles last night.
Three times the Lions came from
behind to tie the Eagles, Phillips
sending the struggle into overtime
with a spectacular solo score with
less than four minutes Of the third
period remaining. Washington
forged ahead for the first time in
overtime when Joe Brown scored
but the Eagles gained tie when
Joe Shack registered.
Phillips Is Lions Star.
Phillips scored two of Washing
tons goals and Fernand Gauthie1
produced another. while Gus Man.
cuso spanked New Haven's attack
with two goals.
.Buffalo's Bisons, setting the pace
in the Western Division. crushed
the Hershey Bears. 5-1; Providence
spanked Pittsburgh, 4-3, and In
dianapolis walloped Cleveland, So
in other league games.
Evening star., 1942-11-09
U|ine Mat Program
Features Freaks,
Masked Marvel
Wright Trogos Headline
Tonight; Turner Card
For Wednesday Set

A masked marvel, a freak or two
and other ace journeyman rasslers
on the Jack Pfeffer circuit stop off
at Uline Arena tonight for the
weekly grapple show there. The
feature match lists Rube Wright OF
California, claimant to the world
heavyweight rassling championship.
against Hercules Tragas, claimant
to the Greaco- European title. what
ever that is. If Wright wins in con-
vincing style tonight he probably
will be matched again with the
Swedish Angel with whom he drew
in last weeks hour-long feature.
Toto the Ape Man, who wears a
costume to suit his stage name, is
back, this time in the semifinal spot
against Stewart Smith. The 30
minute supporting numbers offer
Karol Trauser against Franz Schu-
man, Ivan Vakturof1 against Kimba
Parker and Herman Levin against
Angelo Leone.
Starting time is $50. Corpl.
Buddy Knox the heavyweight boxer
will referee two of the engagements.
Betimes Promoter Joe Turner has
completed most of his card for We'd
nesday nights show at Turner's
Arena. The headliners are Gino
Garibaldi and Michele Leone, with
the semif1nal between Able Coleman
and Benny Shapiro. Two of the
supporting numbers list Johnny
Long against John Melas, and
Matros Kirilenko against Milo
Steinborn.
Evening star., 1942-11-09

AAA6AAus 4A41V oAVA1oA0AA WoAAA w
mand that Washington whip the
Bears at Hershey while the Capt.
tails spank the Providence Reds at
indianapolis, no far-fetched idea.
Only one point ahead OF WASH
ington in a tie for first place are
Hershey and Providence, with six
points, while New Haven, which
tied the Lions, A., last night at
New Haven, is in the cellar with
two points. Washington's rise isn't
synthetic, for Hershey, Providence
and Washington all have played six
games.
Mantha to Pilot From Bench.
We'll dc, better now," says Coach
George Mantha of the Lions. I'VE
have what we've needed in De-
fensemen Tony Graboski and
Charley Phillips. We've been weak
on defense because Lou Trudel and
I have been playing so minutes
or SO on defense and we simply
aren't defensemen." ..a'
With the addition of Graboski
and Phillips. plus Winger Bud
Hitler, Mantha probably will retire
Evening star., 1942-11-09
Nos. 10 and 5 Clubs Play
Two Football Ties

Teams representing Nos. 10 and 5
clubs in the Metropolitan Police
Boys Club Football League played
ties in two of yesterdays games.
The Founders went scoreless,
while the 140-pounders battled to a
6-6 deadlock.
In the other 14O-pound game. WAL
ter Perron scored three touchdowns
as his No. team defeated No. IL,
24-0. Alexandria Boys Club for
feited to No. 4 in scheduled 1875
pound tilt.
Evening star., 1942-11-09

third, Mrs. Gardner Hallman's. Boot JACK:
fourth. Mrs. E. L. Smiths Tasket.
Open jumper-Won by Arnold Lusby's
High Boy: second. David Martins Cateer;
third Arnold Lusby's Mr. TAYLOR: fourth,
Gardner Hallmans Applejack.
Working hunter-Won BY Angelina Cara
bellIs Our Day; second the Bradley s
Hy-Glo third. Anne Hagners Show Girl
fourth. Edward Halls Recruit.
Modified Olympia-Won by Arnold
Lusby's High Boy; second. Capt. Alvin
Rays Smacko; third Arnold Lusby's Nj
Taylor; fourth, Gardner Hallmans Lady
Jack.
Hunter championship-Won by Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Bradleys Hy-Glo; reserve,
Angelina Carabells Our Day.
Jumper championship-Won by Arnold
Lusby's High Boy; reserve, Arnold Lusby' S
Mr.. Taylor.
Evening star., 1942-11-09

the whey out OF MS Rams. waiter
Kiesling of Pittsburgh later came to
the same conclusion and yesterday
Biggie Goldberg and Jimmy Con-
zelman, star and coach of the Car
dinals, respectively, voiced similar
sentiments. But Biggie's comment
had the foolproof tint of a hoss
handicapper's tip.
''The Bears line is tougher" said
the gent who didn't so much as
dent the Tribes line all afternoon.
But the Redskins can pass on them
and they can pass on the Redskins.
I like the Bears but washington
could win"
All Depends on Baugh.
Anything can happen so long as
Baugh keeps his health" said Con-
zelman. This team Washington
looks good but don't judge its abil-
ity by it's showing against us. We
just haven't got it this year and
the officiating didn't help today"
Silver r-haired Jimmy referred to
pass from Bud Schwenk to Steve
Lach, one-time Duke ALL American,
who clutched the ball momentarily,
fumbled and recovered for sizeable
gain early in yesterdays game only
to have the officials rule the pass
incompleted. He thought that de-
cision changed the games entire
complexion, as we'll it might have,
but not the final outcome.
You've always got to concede the
other team a chance in this game, 2"
Jimmy added. Let Baugh have a
hot day and Washington is just as
likely to hang a big score on the
Bears"
Councilman didn't have time to
discuss the situation at length but
dashed off to look after Connie
Baker, veteran guard, who suffered
conclusion and was removed to
the hospital. He didn't 60, however,
before asserting that the officiating
in the league this season is terrible,
the worst he's ever seen.
None of the coaches like it but
none dare raise a voice in protest.
Mention bum verdict-and they've
been legion-and they give you a
startled look that seems to say,
Good heavens, don't mention my
name if you write that The only
outspoken critic was Greasy Neale,
who expressed himself in no. un-
certain terms, but the others bear it
in tight-lipped silence.
Green Bay Persistent.
While everybody wonders how
Washington will do in the playof1
against the Bears, Green Bay quietly
but firmly has kept on the Western
leaders heels and Sunday will have
its opportunity to pull on even terms
when they tangle at Chicago. Ray
Flaherty will be in a bad way II
the Packers eventually win out be-
cause the experts have figured how
he can beat the Bears, but few have
paid much attention to Green Bay
He'll probably have to dope it out
himself.
Ray, no doubt, will have an eye
on the Chicago game to see how
the Packers crack passing combi-
Evening star., 1942-11-09
Hockey Results
y tho AcSoriatad Dros

by Lne Associated Press.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Detroit, 3; Chicago, 3 Overtime, tie).
Montreal, 10: New York. 4.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington, 4; New Haven, 4 lover.
time, tie).
Buffalo, 5: Hershey, l.
Indianapolis, 5; Cleveland. 2.
Providence, 4; Pittsburgh, 8 (overtime)
EASTERN AMATEUR LEAGUE.
Baltimore, &; Sands Point, /.
Evening star., 1942-11-09
Young Quits w. 81. Post
To Take Over Job Here
BY the Associated Press.

BY tne ASSOCIATED PreSs.
LEXINGTON, Va, Nov. 9.-Harry
K. (Cy) Young, member of the var
sity football coaching staff at Wash
ington and Lee University, has left
to take an administrative position
with the Bureau of Censorship in
Washington, DR.. Francis Pendleton
Gaines, president of the college, an
nounced today.
Evening star., 1942-11-09
Young Likely to Coach
Nv. and l. Busketers

BY the Associated Press.
It hasn't been announced officially,
but Cy Young, Washington and Lees
alumni secretary, probably will serve
as basket ball coach of the Generals
this winter. The cage outlook is
bright.
Evening star., 1942-11-09
Irish Win Sixth

Irish A. c. 150-pound football
team won its sixth straight game
yesterday, defeating Bellevue, 47-0
It was the second victory this sea-
son over that team. The Irish want
more games, which may be booked
through Ray Roberts at lib Eight
eenth street S.E,
Evening star., 1942-11-09

nation of Cecil Isbell- -to-Don Hutson
clicks. If the Bears are as open
as Goldberg said they were Baugh's
passes should be good for a lot
of ground, but if it's strong enough
to stop Isbell then Flaherty will
have to cook up new strategy to
pry it loose. If the Packers win
probably he will feel greatly re-
lieved.
Elmer Lee Gentry, Redskins half
back who was called to active duty
in the Navy before the team re-
turned East last September, saw
yesterdays game from the bench.
Lee, an engineering student at the
Naval Academy, who is expected to
graduate in January with an en-
signs bar, has acquired an enviable
coaching reputation at Annapolis.
The 4th Battalion team has won
five games in a row under his di-
rection. Last year it didn't score
touchdown.
Justices First Penalty.
The clipping penalty called against
Ed Justice yesterday was the first
against him in his entire football
career.
Credit the best crack of the day
to Bob Morrow, Cardinal back, who
limped into his dressing room with
panied expression and holding his
back.
whats the matter-yer back
hurt?" asked the trainer.
MY back?" Morrow repeated,
Everything hurts, my back, my leg,
my head and my pride"
Steve Lach was so far off on his
pass catching, completely missing
one that would have gone for a
touchdown and fumbling another,
the crowd cheered when he finally
hung onto one late in the game.
Bakers conclusion, serious enough
to require disqualification, resulted
from his collision with the wooden
goal-post when the Cardinals were
on the Skins 6-inch line and
! couldn't put the hall over. He got
a sledge-hammer blow.
Bob Masterson's vigorous tackling
didn't help the home teams cause
on one occasion when he hit Bud
Schwenk from the rear so hard he
knocked him through the line for a
5-yard gain.
| Banged Into Understanding.
Explaining an incident in which
he nearly came to blows with
Schwenk, who was acting rough,
Cece Hare said they came to an
understanding" after he hit the
Card back with tackle that almost
turned him inside out.
Sam Baugh's quick kicks, two of
which went the identical distance
of IA yards and stopped at the
identical spot on the 4-yard line,
raised the crowds blood pressure.
It's the kind of kicking you tell the
Evening star., 1942-11-09
Free-Scoring Struggle Seen
If Redskins and Bears Meet
Tribe Can Whip Any Team When Right, Say
Rivals; Leagues Officiating Ropped

Whereas the Redskins didn't to belong in the
league with the Chicago Bears earlier the they've gained
lot of from football their drive toward the Eastern
championship and the dope is that the playo will be free
scoring wdeopen affair with Washington having good chance
of winning This contingent upon both getting
the classic
Dutch Clark OF Cleveland said the Tribe could beat the Bears
Evening star., 1942-11-09
Jumper TricoIor at North End
Fifth for High Boy This Year
Owner Lusby Also Gets Reserve Ribbon
With Mr.. Taylor; Hy-GIo Leads Hunters
By LARRY LAWRENCE.

Arnold Luby dish out couple of extra of oats
today for High Boy and Mr. Taylor who brought home the junior
championship their the North
held yesterday the hill North End Stables High
husky 9yearod black gdng of uncertain ancestry this
Evening star., 1942-11-09
Pro Football

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Washington. %: Chicago Cardinals, 0.
Chicago Bears, 80; Brooklyn. 0.
Green Bay, 80: Cleveland. IL.
New York. IA: Philadelphia, 0.
Pittsburgh, 35; Detroit, Z.
GAMES NEXT SUNDAY.
Washington at New York
Green Bay at Chicago Bears.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1942-11-09

Today a year ago-Greg Rice
won national A. A. U. cross-coun-
try title; Joe Smith won mara
thon,
Evening star., 1942-11-09
Redskins Clicking Smoothly Cnch for Eastern Title After Woping Cards
New Defense Duo Shoves Lions
Into Bottle for Hockey Leod
Only Point OFF Top Spot After Phillips,
Groboski Help Tie New Haven Team

The Washington Lions who launched their American
with three successive defeats and apparently keted
be Of the loops softer touches suddenly inserted them
selves into the eastern division argument.
The Lions in the squabble mueh that 1t
sbe for them to the eastern division lead Wednesday
Evening star., 1942-11-09
Observation-Disclosures Roll

Tabor Ladies Bowling League of
Philadelphia started its 48th season
with two -grandmothers and
seven grandmothers in its lineup.
Evening star., 1942-11-09
Easy Does 1t

Redskins scoring: Touchdowns-Master-
son co. R. Hare, Moore -for Justicel.
Points after touchdown-Masterson 80,
Todd flor r. Hare, placekicks.
Substitutions: Cardinals-End, Coppage
tackles, Seibold: guards, Bohlmann, Wilson,
Bertagnolli. ,Popoyich; centers, Banonis,
Ciccone: backs, Martin, Knolla. Bukant,
Wheeler, Morrow. Cheatham.
Redskins-Ends. Krueger. Malone. Ko-
vach: tackles, Watts, Davis, Beinor; guards,
Carroll, .Stralka, Shugart, Zeno; center,
Titchenal: backs, Seymour. Zimmerman,
Poillon, Moore, Todd. Whitted. Deal.
Evening star., 1942-11-09

fans they'll never see again. Then
Baugh comes back in a week or so
and makes liar out of you.
Two glaring examples of the in
efficient officiating the pros have
been subjected to this season was
the play on which Clyde Shugart
was charged with interfering with
Lou Daddio on pass from Schwenk,
and the one on which Johnny
Kovach was knocked for a 10-strike
from the rear by Schwenk before
touching the ball. The crowd
hooted both, but hoots, it seems,
don't improve the officiating.
L. F.. A.
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Flats for Sale

ANDERDoN. 1881 SIS garages lmmedi-
ate possession Bargain, terms.
CA,,DLER CH. p - Four 5.room fats.
monthly income 500. Sc $50. terms.
Norman sky Realtor. To. e-53oo
F-yERNoR. 2-rat. 6-6 each. ?
hot alr. 81 100. 4340 Vernon W. la. $751;.
CLEMENTS. I7O7-e-To close estate cash
O. hole mortgage; home, 500 per month.
PlpgJcy 1890
FISCHER 5.5. furnaces Pear garage
reaI bargain. terms. @. i2oo TU 2.6t79.
LIVE IN 6-rm. lower Cor $50 mo-. inc.
taxes Now vacant. decorated immedi-
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}. J. BENNETT l0l3o FENKELL
McGRAW 2760-64-lO rooms - flat. brick
good condition, only 81 100 down. VI
l-I40o
PROCTOR. 5a7O-Brk 3-A-rm apis and
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JESSE PARKER 2i2 r, Warren II 1885
SPRINGLE 22l5-5-3; both vacant new
0oors, cabinet sinks: side drive, SIS 50
Tuxedo i-osi7.
THES EsSpECIALS WILL SELL HURRY
1855 r Warren fam, store. $500 On.
1870 81 Aunln. 3-tum. orlF $500 dn
GEO. STlEBER t6i7 Ch'nc- II l594i
CoLOREp oRICHMONpJ - 2-lsm 5-4
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stove heat ONLY Sae5 down.
r. SLOPIN a306 Woodward TT lose
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COLOEED 1Antretam AZ Chepel Three
fats AND STORE So goo terms
IMMEDIATE possession. ELLIS HAM
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Little Farms for Sale

ACRE AND WARMLY INSULATED
Four-room house gas electricity IN 1dO-ft
Well available mlsuteS TO Bomber Plant
school bus Only Nis75, 800 cash swings
deal, rest down payment finanred.
GROSSNAN
COR. VAN Born AND WAYNE. RnS.
ACRE-Wth cts water and electricity
Close ln near Telegraph Road. $500
Hah acre. city water electricity. neal
stores and schools transportation; near
Van Born Road, $500; terms.
TRFADNELL CA qs72
ACREAGE on paved frontage close 20
Plymouth I'd city water. bus service
only 500 down Newman. $500 Plymouth ri
RELLEVILLE AREA
iar-e farm house ? bedrooms. large barr.
hICKen house other uut huudngs nm Il
acres fertile farm snH bus 90 bomber
plants school bus. Prce 81 500. 81 600
ASH down.
GEOSSMAN
CORNER VAN BORN AND WAYNE RDS
CHOICE small farm. S345, n miles from
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Business Opportunities

4 REAL OPPORTUNITY
! Leaving. must sell Immediately. beer gar
I den thoroughly equipped. completely re-
/ migrated adequate restaurant equipment
/ good location duiCg excellent Business
/ 6t2o Van Dyke ivanhoe 5000.
/ ACTIVE COAL and builder supply husr
ness t.r sal" ~ lease nWrers ~ VA
work Reasonable. Address Box Alb
Detroit Times
PEFF GARDEN Fa'y equipped restau.
tani gaao going business across from
II Uker NN.. inr'-t 'o sell LNtayeft'
CHROME mrrtmre VENETIAN blinds low
.fcttr7d bargain terms. sa,rDcirr
iCIAss 'C' BAR transfer corner har
sixteen months old. rcfricera'tun C"u-
tract Jr.NnN az stem COINS 20 defense i'h
E.st .e' PARTICULAR call Trinity HS5l.
-.r.', Nasen. proprietor
GLASS G." beer garden with s % ST.
Hreree on MlcriEsn Avenue m last
Dearborn CHI' Oregon Psf0
CLEANING equipment with cleaning ma
chimes. Park Lane Cleaners lso3i
Harper Tuxedo 2-2iii
iCLEA&ING tailoring Established /!
wears sacrncng account health 1927
| Mack. Plaza siSs
CONFECTIONERY patent medicine soda
furfaiu ACROSS street from school: sac
IrbcirE 5000 NcDougsI
DRESS SHOP stock hAurss nuorescent
lighting must sell. iIrc-s 5sn7 Chere
GROCERY nes; marke, good business
must sell because ot Illness Trinity
i-Nff'
.LArE mosd Her man pressing machiu,
electric nt cleaning ARD BLOCK machine
iha' rIeanlr4 broth oII.hu~uef. boiler all IN
.rr-'-'Iass condition 500 ME'ro-e 1881
PROPERTY and furni'urc-t-fsmry n4r.
'itre Newly ratrfcf income S1qo equ.t.
- luo. balance SiFiA ~ $50 per month
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At5o WOODWARD ~ Lanhelu Open " a. "
SPECIAL course ballroom dancing. $500,
guaranteed course private lessons. 50.
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Wanted to Rent Apartments
Houses for Rent
Flats for Rent

CRANE C20s- Upper fiat five rooms
Stove host adults Twinhrook 2-4fi3
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BUY STATE owasd properties, see your
real estate broker
WEST JFFFFESON corner Tergmsch ar
G.ra' Lakes Stee' Company. 100 ny lao.
cheap g. cr 2s05
500 cash gives deed -7 ~ Mile ana
SoutAuelo 500. uetv- homes improved
buses schools Vernon, 5-POl2
sOXg75-- sewer, water. las. walks. school
$61r; near l3-Mile and Woodward. JGd.
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4O-FT LOTS, only SIS. y IS. cor SMILE
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Bungalows for Sale

BRUSH NEVADA-SlX rooms tuIl base
mept, H. A. 2-car gar; 50 $50, terms
Norman SIX Realtlr TO. Assoc
section, 5-3 steam
heat seasons coal. furniture up in
clutes new refrigerator washing machine
50 Q0u. 5000 down Tuxedo 1-07o0
2-BEpROOM nice kitchen. II A So $50
DAN HARRISON rs l-l2'u
3-BltEOOM brick nuue Gov con one floor
2-cdf garage W.. 6-lJ0o
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Business Property for Sale

CHtNE and MACK IMMEDIATE posses
sion! -Four stores. Offices and apart.
ments. SACRiFICEi Fl $500
COLORFD SPFCIALl SOLVAY. hrk store
fixtures confectionery. pool tables and
building ALL FOR So. 0O0
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Carpet Cleaners ard Dyers

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