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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-12
JORDAN OPTIONED

CHICAGO, June II. -R)-Catch-
er Tom Jordan was optioned by the
White Sox to the Milwaukee club
of the American Association on
a 24-hour recall basis today. Jor-
dan. who led the Three-Eye Lea
que in homers while with Water
loo in 1912. reported to the Sox last
week after being out of baseball a
year and one-half.
His departure cut the Sex to the
midsummer maximum of Is.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-12
CARDS TAKE TWIN
BILL FROM REDS

CINCINNATI, June II. - G Il
The St. Louis Cardinals gave the
Cincinnati Reds a double beating
before 24,337 fans today, to l and
4 to 1, and at the same time set
National League record for dou-
BILE plays in twin bills with nine.
The ST.. Louis infield made four
double plays in the opener and five
in the second game. The previous
mark Of seven was set by Phila-
delphia in April, 1917.
Cincinnati hopes of getting even
in the second game flew over the
left field wall in the sixth when
three successive Red Bird batters
Walker Cooper, Whitley Kurowskl
and Danny Litwhiler, lined identi-
cal homeruns against the laundry
across the street.
The Cards got a single run in
the fifth on Emil Verban's safe
i ty, a walk and Pepper Martin s
double.
Harry Gumbert pitched the night
cap for st. Louis and gave the
Reds their only tally on a walk,
sacrifice and a single in the first
inning. Although he allowed six
hits and two walks, Gumbert pitch
ed to % batsmen because OF his
infield's double kills.
Behind six-hit pitching by George
Munger. the Cards got single runs
in the first, fourth and sixth in
nings of the opening game while
the Reds could manage only a
single run which came in the sew
enth on Eric 'Tipton's single, a
double by Frank Mccormick and
long fly.
First Game
st, Louis 100 101 000-s
Cincinnati ZOO 900 100
Munger and w. Cooper; Carter,
De La Cruz and Mueller.
i Second Game
st. Louis 1000 013 600
Cincinnati -----1O 100 900 000-1
Gumbert and w. Cooper; Shoun
and Mueller.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-12
Red Sox Capture Doubleheader
(" From Tanks To Take End. Spot

BOSTON, June 11-RIThe Bos-
ton Red Sox won both games OF a
doubleheader 2-1 and Al today
from the New York Yankees to
sweep the four-game series and
hand the champions their 18th de-
feat in. their last 10 games.
The twin triumph moved the Red
sox into second place.
"Tex" Hughson gave up only
three hits as he set the Yanks
down in the opener and drove in
what proved to be the winning run
in the fourth when he got an IN
field hit with the bases loaded.
The Sox settled the nlghtcap
early for. Glen Hausmann, VINO
chalked up his third straight VIC
tory Jimmy Butcher started Things
in the first inning with a home
run deep in the right field stands.
Pete Fox beat out IA hit but was
forced out by George Metkovlca'
who went to third ON Bob john
sons single. Bob Doerr's long NY
scored Metkovich, and, after Joe
Cro1lin walked Roy Partee brought
nome Johnson with double.
-. First Game
New York ........ 100 600 OOO-l
Posto, ...-. 600 200 oox-2
Borowy, Donald and Hemsley'
Hughson and Wagner.
New York --.-... 0OO OlO uOo-!
Boston ............ ooo wv ioN
D11biel. Zubtr and Ga1gark;
Ha11smann and Partee.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-12
BYRD WINS

PHILADELPHIA, June IL
@-sam BYRD Of Detroit won
the ~l7,500 Inquirer Invitations
al Colt Tournament today win
q 72-hole total of 274. taking =
one-over-par II on the last
round to take the $500 first
prize by seven strokes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-12

His PLANE HAS GONE down in flames but biowing folds
of sturdy dependable nylon him down to safety Your
used fats are important in the making Of nyon for parachutes
Also in the making Of explosives medicines soaps, and other
war materials.
AS LONG AS you supply used fats for these needs
you lessen the necessity of taking fresh food fats help
keep them pointree! So precious drop When tho
can take it to butcher and get free red points and
at for each pound Keep saving till victory is here
Attrope2 BY oPA, VIA Asa WPB Peia ter BY Is1sssy
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-12

WOODBURY. VICTOR
Mr.. L. E. Woodbury. defeat
ed Mr.. r. B. Gwathemy, z ana
l, in the second flight OF tne
Cane Fear Country Club Coli
Tournament finals.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-12

Eurepe's most active VOLCANOES.
Etna' Stromboli and Vesusvius, lie
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-12
Philadelphia Phillies
Purchase John Peacock

NEW YORK, June 7. - R -
The Philadelphia club of the Ma
tional League announced today the
purchase Of Johnny Peacock. vet
eran catcher of the Boston Red Sox
at the waiver price of $500.
Peacock batted 202 in 48 games
for the Red Sox in 1913.
In times of food scarcity, house
rats devour the smaller, weaker
members Of their own species.
Nearly 1000 species of plants
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-12

National League
St. Louis 3-4; Cincinnati IL
Chicago 81; Pittsburgh 90.
Brooklyn SIS; Boston 4-S.
New York 6-6; Philadelphia Do
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-12

Nearly 1000 species of plants
yield fibers useful to man.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-12
rur wn, ,o1N67re,N MORNING. STAR WILMINGTON. Y. 2.
STANDINGS
RESULTS

RESULTS
American League
Boston "a; New York IL.
Chicago 40; Detroit -.
Philadelphia Sc; washington 10
Cleveland 1872; St. Louis IT,
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-27
knutson Awaits
Time TO Fix
Day Of Thanks

WASHINGTON, Sept. 81. (UP)-
Representative Harold Knutson,
tR), Minnesota, said he would wait
until after the current rash of five
Thursday Novembers before at
tempting to nail down once and for
all the question CT which is Thanks
giving.
President Roosevelt for three con-
secutives years upset the last
Thursday" tradition by advancing
the observance of Thanksgiving to
the third Thursday in November.
In 194l Congress established the
fourth Thursday as the official day
but nobody at that time, apparently,
looked ahead to 1914 and 1945. In
each of these years, November has
five Thursdays.
Knutson recently introduced a
resolution to fix Thanksgiving as
the last rather than the fourth
Thursday, but he said today he
would net attempt to make the
change effective until 1946 because
SO many 1945 calendars already
have been printed.
with the dema' ds of the war
there arc so many bigger things re-
quiring our attention that I am not
pressing this matter as I would in
peacetime,' Knutcon said.
He added that he is seeking to
amend the law in accordance with
requests from several patriotic So
cieties."
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-27
Yankees Battle
For Hill Tops

WITH BIRD ARMY, Beyond Nam
cy, Sept. 25. Delayed-(UP)- Amer
lean snd German bodies lay side
by side in the muddy streets of
Bratte this afternoon, while U. S.
troops shivered inside the stone
skeletons of houses sweating out
German artillery fire from the
nearby hills.
"We are fighting for those hills
out there" Captain Henry Dodson
27, Oakland, California, said. "It
seems to me we are always fighting
for hills around here"
He wasn't complaining He was
merely stating a fact The days of
50-mile advances in "a hours have
ended at least temporarily. The
fighting, as it draws ever closer to
the Siegfried line, has become
frontier style warfare-a slugfest for
every piece of high ground and
crossroads towns.
Bratte is only 10 miles north of
Nancy's peaceful streets, but this
has been the scene of one of the
bloodieSt small scale actions in this
area.
1.-THE trouble is" Dodson said,
I'VE are looking straight into the
mouth of their artillery. The Ger
mans on the hills up there can see
straight down into town and even
beyond it,"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-27

SALINAS, Cal, Sept. 81. (UP)-
Nineteen-year-o old Jay Lovett turn
ed down an invitation from Mrs.
Frances Andrews to have dinner
and attend the movies and dined
instead with red-haired Mrs. Nancy
Linde shortly before he was found
shot to death July Is, Lovett's
younger brother declared at the
murder trial of the socially promi-
nent Mrs. Andrews.
Luther Lovett, Jr., II, testified
late Tuesday that the 38-year-old
Carmel Valley matron drove to the
home of her young protege, who
was getting ready to go to the
Lindes."
His brother was on the lawn of
their home when both youths saw
the Andrews car approaching, Luth-
er said, and Jay told me not to
tell her where he was going Then
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-27
Bullet Victims
Kin TeStifieS

he walked to his room pretty fast"
After talking with Mrs. Andrews,
Luther said he told Jay to come
out-that Frances wanted, to see
him."
"She asked him if he was coming
to her place for dinner and take her
to the movies, and he said he would
if ne could get the car started, or
if there was gas in the truck.
"She said she would take him
over and he told her he didn't want
to waste her gas :"
KEEP APPOINTMENT
Replying to questions by District
Attorney Anthony Brazil, Luther
said his brother later went to the
home of Mrs. Linde, wife of prom
inent San Francisco physician; that
he didn't know whether Jay had
a dinner appointment with his hos
tess and that previously he had
seen his brother go to the Linde
home, which adjoins the Lovett
farm
Asked whether Jay was moody
or sad or melancholy or laughing
and cheerful" the younger Lovett
replied:
He didn't laugh too much, but
he never was moody"
Mrs. Andrews did not appear an
CRY or nervous after her conversa-
ton with Jay, he added. Brazil will
attempt to prove Mrs. Andrews
killed Lovett in moment of jeal-
ousy, after he came to her home
from Mrs. Linde's later that night.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-27
BrawIey 40 ct 5
To install!

BRAWLEY, Sept. 27.-Statc Sen
ator E. George Luckey CT Brawley
will be installed as chef Gle gare of
the Imperial county voiture of the
40 ct at the annual dove dinner
and installation ceremonies to be
held in the Planters hotel at 8 p. m.
Friday.
o. o. Boyd of Ontario, grand chef
de gare, will officiate as installing
officer. Among the ether dignitaries
planning to attend will be Charles
Mason of La Jolla, grand conductor,
and B. D. MoWrey Of Riverside and
Charles Leimer of Santa Ana, each
holding the office of grand cheml-
not.
Each member of the voiture IS
held responsible fer contributing
the limit in doves for the banquet.
The doves will be served with dress
ing and all the trimmings.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-27
DISTRICT LEASES 488
ACRES TO OIL COMPANY

That the Imperial Irrigation Dis
trict has issued five-year oil drill
ing lease to the Amerada Petroleum
Corporation for 488 acres of prop
erty, located on the Yuma highway
approximately six miles east of
Holtville was made known Wednes-
day by G.. L. Dermody, secretary of
the districts board of directors.
The lease specifics payment of 81
an acre the first year and 81 an
acre each year thereafter, Mr.. Der
mody said.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-27

'-%aA ssr f~sss,,-'.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-27
WAITING IRKS TAXPAYER

LAWRENCE, Mas, Sept. 26. IUFf
--Irate taxpayer Alexander Bernard
was arrested on a disturbing the
peace charge after he went to the
Internal Revenue office here and
threatened to remain indefinitely
until his income-tax rebate was paid
because he couldn't wait any long
OF"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-27

Army ordnance is building nu-
mcrous 8-ton, 4-wheel ammunition
trailers capable Of hauling one of
the following loads-6 tons of g.
inch howitzer ammunition, 5 tons of
8-inch gun ammunition, tons of
240-mm, howitzer ammunition. The
trailer is about 9 feet high, 7 feet
wide and, with timber, % feet long.
The first units were produced in
May. 1914.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-27
SEEKS ANNULMENT
OF MARRIAGE

Complaint for annulment of the
marriage of Vienna Bertha Calderon
and Leonides Calderon was filed in
Imperial county superior court Tues
day She alleged that Calderon was
married to another woman at the
time of their marriage.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-27

During the first four months of
1914, 1900 planes flew the northern
Atlantic route to Russia. American
ferry pilots fly the planes from
Great Falls, Montana, to Fairbanks,
Alaska. where the Russians proceed
to Siberia via Nome or Bering Sea.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-27
INSOMNIA PAYS

INSOMNIA PAYS
BOSTON, Sept. &C. CUP)-Unable
to sleep Cne night, Julia Ward Howe
spent the most profitable half-hour
of her life-writing the Battle
Hymn of the Republic
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-27
FACES TRIAL

Oscar Lewis, %, Negro. pleaded
innocent to charges of being drunk
and disorderly before Judge Lee
Nuffer in police court Wednesday
and was held on $l00 bail.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-27
JUVENILE PICKED TIP

" y 518NTHL L HNhTlO UF
A 14-year-old Mexican girl was
certified to the juvenile court We'd
nesday by Judge Lee Nuffer. fol-
lowing her arrest Tuesday on a
vagrancy charge.
Evening star., 1944-09-02
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its value
losaf @ for 0uT Tl 9RpnIon entails tails no ebiga.ens
GO. INC. estsblished " 1852. H 'bINp6n 81. I6f5
CASH AT oNcENWvEte W. viii vii buy your house
No delays WJi5s Or Phons give full par
HOME on Wisconsin ave nw.-Suitable
for residence and Office of practicing physi-
gen Will pay cash. AVON sHOCKEY
WE WANT TO BUY . houses in the Eng
hsh Village community. Wardman- built
section. between 34th. st: and Cathedra
a. sys Cal; Mr.. Whlteford, McKEEVER 4
We HAvf eLES4s E who 81 viii Pa Dav sso1 ssb
S, sHILLiNGBURG' 46I5 Lee lee highway, iiHa!S,
4T WE PAY ,4 All AtsF casH .o4 pm CHI 45ae
MILLER 500 1Ith ST. Sc. FR. 21oo.
6 to 10 RMS. D c. or Nd; all cash; ten: ten
ants not disturbed: no dllly dallyng; l
sves. and sun. GE $500. / Thomas circle iTcs
! PAY HIGHEST all-cash prices for old
2632 Woodl.; Dl INV: CO. 2s75.
WE Can SELL your house. We can get
sttention; R. A., HUMPHREYS. Realtors.
CLIENTS WITH ALL CASH for Woodridee.
other ne, or nearby Md. property or acre
Reato2 e5O@D 5 fR'fniHa sve ne soa6R ao sSHo Ness
CASH FOR ANY KIND of real estate. brick
or p.ppv 5pame; ,1S Sol9red CRED or white. DAVID E.
SILVER SPRING or nearby Md to s
MODERN G BGNGAIow, Al on large lot or 10,
with improvements in or available State
Sl7e ,7e prtce location. Owner only. Box
Evening star., 1944-09-02
LOTS FOR SALE.

CHOICE WOODED LOT, approx 5oxc1O
esed tes 2oks hsyeT from AVE- sve sns d.
price. $1,000 cash. For details call Union
sdssf ass ssHSG ssfs ssinsi' psf sse'sn .s
SPINS, Md. ST. 47ea, St eos5.e ~ '
sle5 each OWNER. Rockville ia :.
LOTS 90 one-acre wooded lots: near
Rockville; quick sale. S12s each. Rock
LOT BARGAINS-5o-toot front on Arkan.
sas ave. Northwest, runs through to lows
ave. south Of Decatur St; west OF 18th
st; contains $500 square feet of land al
$3.50; in a $4,000 home section. 37ia-
foot lot on Anacostia I'd, near Minnesots
ave 200 feet north of East Capitol St,
section. 5oxl75. about 80 feet from house
numbered 374" lst st. Southeast, near
HALEY y. pl Mishols aye and South Sapi,ol
50x9o, on north side Oneida pl l" fest
vest OF New Hampshire ave Northeast;
af sys o at Bfa sa4 uRSaR n9S9k on Go S*
ON SIXTEENTH ST. NV. Opposite Rock
Greek Park; wide frontase on this noble
boulevard. covered with beautiful grove OF
trees. runs through to 5th pl.. surrounded
by mansions: the former owner asked 81
over o ns ee3 Of
can be sold at 40c per square foot to
settle estate. although no court proceedings
necessary. BEALL TURNER & CO., llO5
Vermont ave, MA. 6131. RA. Oss5. %
fCOLORED-47l1 and Alb Clay ST. ne
Very desirable: 500 each terms. WO
LOT. loox2oo IT., on improved street. west
Of Conn. ave, in Chevy Chase View: per-
feet location for postwar home. OWNER,
ovERLOoKING POTOMAC. between Alex
andria and Mt Vernon-Nearly . acres
high and wooded, 200-ft. frontage: adjoins
| Nf l,rt,.
sold only to person With io plans a for W, home
OF like class by owner. wonderful post
war investment: $4,000 Box 3I5-Y Star.
CLEvELAND D PARK~50x125 IT. all i'm
Evening star., 1944-09-02
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH on CHESAPEAKE Bay
for catalogue Bax - Mayo. A A Co. Nd.
MINIATURE MANSION, $6.S5O-Remod-
eled: rooms and bath; can be enlarged
after war: for sale with 8 acres at River
napolis: Also water front lots "a acre, or
unusual; Call Wisconsin 4454 or Box
WANTED cottage or apartment at North
Beach or Beverly Beach Sept. 9Th through
SELBY On THE BAY, Midsummer cot.
nrse,. fase for SALE. sale bedrooms, living room
and bath, completely and nicely turn
large -S Ssereened-in porch; $4,000. Cali
COTTAGES AND LOTS for sale, Cedar
hurst on Chesa. Bay, gentle community, 3 l
miles D. C.. nr: Shady Side. Md Circular +
9poms. r. neeueS eitc,. WAITER fJso o oBAuMAN
EPPiNG FoREsT BARGAfNcs r.. . b.,
fireplace: furnished: large lot: $3.50.
Mr.; ,B!AuMAN, Ma: e@2e, Wo. 0747.
SHERWOOD FOREST, MD.-Furnished
cottage for sale by owner. 651 Maid
Marian: 8 rms. baths. elec. refrigeration.
Address S. S. CARPENTER. No telephone
calls. ~
Evening star., 1944-09-02
Take Ny Word for 1t
Saturday JambOree.

Oklahoma City: What lustifca-
ton is there for Commentator IS
pronunciation "tr;ck-color for tri-
color. the flag of Francois. B. A..
Answer: None whatever. The tri-
means three" as in triangle, tri-
pod" Correct: TRY-color.
Cambridge: Please discuss the ex-
preston Free gratis for nothing"
X. N.
Answer: It's a triple pleonasm.
since free, gratis, and for nothing
have the same meaning. It's equiv
alent to saying. free, free. free
Gratis, by the way is pronounced
GRAY-tiss.
Belle Plaine: Aren't you wrong in
pronouncing Spokane as "spoe-
KAN? The city was named for an
Irishman, Mr.. S. P. OKane.- w.
S. N.
Answer: Och, may the saints for
Evening star., 1944-09-02
PROPERTY FOR SALE

DOWNTOWN BUSINESS property-Brick
store and ten (. rooms S and two baths above;
fzet ss ssssi' sHSss rhons G6Hs Ms
CO, 1905 H st. NV. Ma. ,2345.
snts ST. 1snas eslss Fsatsa sss Cash as
$1,000, balance monthly, or will trade
equity for Ind trust note. Owner, MA
sSsGi MonsR1 syRs1ings; nRirlR "a 12Ss 4S2l
Ideally located excellent return: ,s35. 900
hSSEY SER '' CO. oD' sSa Sa' Son
GEf sts1f: 81 n9ds2n 1sa9 brick apt near co,onl.,
III S|sa S4HTx CO. ssS1 %
1eaan for you out meaey pree
REHGTY CO. sae4 Wilson sf blvd NNoS dI ieoo
TWo-FAMLY HOUSES. excellent invest;
sPa PeRErsk9 sS10 FIR. i'iStaSn, siss,. Call HARRY
Gently converted 5-apt. building. each apt.
S!s5.o5; 5sa's 81 a;Ss y %1SygoS CO.
TWO i.FAMILY FLATS. n. sdern brick;
income, $1,750 each: price. Sl4,250 each.
RodMs osh ASb s'2n saTHs so ist
Tor oWNER hs Ne ssl s5s% ees ster Gr epG ASK
COLORED-2 bldgs, S r. and b, ca. A.:
mi. cellars, h.-w.h. heat: s7.e50 ca:
PARK View sec: 4unt' nun o'rIDi mr. Navy Yard: re:
F. RYoN co, GE. 6i4s
COLORED-Home or investment. rms.
completely furnished with electric refriser-
ators and stoves substantial down pay
ment required. Box 95z, Star.
Evening star., 1944-09-02
STORES FOR RENT.

DRUGGISTS, restaurant and delicatesser
owners. attention. II YOU are interested II
opening a restaurant, delicatessen or drug
store in new park-and- shop business de
velopment. construction of which ha!
already started surrounded by over s.0Ot
residences in new aptS., and located on a
main highway leading into Maryland It
other stores leased>. call Mr.. Taylor
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.. 1908 H st. NV.
MA. n345
LIQUOR OPERATORS-Wonde oppor.
tunity for retail LIQUOR of sale" bushes,
in newly developed residential nelehbor.
hood OF about 10000 people. Reply Box
.214-R, Star.
CONN. AVE. near Chevy Chase Circle; 2nd
floor. 3 rooms, excellent location for beauty
parlor, millinery or similar usiness; heal
furnished THOS. j. FISHER d co, INC.
Realtors, 13S 18th ST. NV. D1 $3.50.
1851 PENN. AVE. Sc. ground floor store
very desirable for most any business; S5I
per mo- r. G. DUNNE. AT. $500.
Evening star., 1944-09-02

bid! Spokane comes from the Indian
tribal name SpoFan. children of
the sun" Spokane is pronounced :
spoe-KAN.
Pittsburgh. We are arguA.- over
the correctness of the word muchly.
Please referee.-N. r.
Answer: 1t is obsolete. Better
say. much"
ST. Joseph: Is there more than one
pronunciation for the word indis-
soluble?-C. M
Answer: Most dictionaries prefer:
in-DISS- -oh-lyoo-bl But to me.
that is an awkward mouthful. and
an illogical pronunciation, since the
word is from soluble, which is al
ways accented on the first syllable.
My preference is for the second
choice pronunciation: in-di-SOL-
yoo-bl.
Don't miss my new pamphlet OF Japa-
nese rules and phrases. For free copy.
send a stamped t3c) self-addressed en-
velope TO- Frank Colby. in care of The
Evening Star
released by The Bell Syndicate. 1nc)
Evening star., 1944-09-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK l941 Limited S-pass. sedan; excel
owner; low ceiling price: can be seen al
McGrogan's Serv. Sta, Ala. & Pa. ayes
CADILLAC 1910, model 1880, 4-door
seds n, Fleetwood body; paint and uphol.
fas in IN peIent
mileage. Open evenings until g. SELL
ER's SALES g. SERVICE, 1928 Baltimore
ave, Riverdale, Md. WA. 5000
CADILLAC 1889 model Fleetwood sedan,
so" special: excellent condition through
out: this car has had exceptional care.
NV. closed Saturdays and Sundays.
Evening star., 1944-09-02
SUBURBAN SAlE-VA. (cen,

SUBURBAN SALE-vA. (cens.)
E.As'H e.sh faseS lssssa o Sss
Ssx1ss hSs SstsF sAsprs fsI sip51se aeSs Ssoass 1855 lot
YoN ,6s ns
sturdily built home We have this. extra
large Colonial stone home for sale. 4
pletely equipped kitchen on the frst noor
and large screened porch. master bed.
bs9h ON a'n md oo tn VIE
recreation room and fireplace. oil hot-water
s b :arsss so.. and n is .ssen
sResn RE.tY ta e. ons
xRsINfSS SiSt WsSs 'lya Vasm G!ess leGs t9sm. bed
rooms, 2 baths, : ngepiaces; this is love
must seen to be
tion and clear Of trusts: price. sl5.5eo.
ubsoS Tlfb saeGS ssamY cash balance 1ryna mSnth
RfsTy 0x595d 1879 nr.v.r con..ru,
bedrooms, tile. bath. full basement. oil
ss @ sSbstsnt. ss near e.sS bus rhosd fEssd
MAaRUpER GO. so51 Wilson blvd, Ari:.
56I0 SO. tth ST. Arlington - Frame
stairway to finished attic attic room. space fo Tor
hntoccSPed hnes Sp dss l9a 1oSsS sssR
xfTRxeffIvE 0ti: Groom. Sai =! a-bath brick, To-
ton 1as IN aes sS
kitchen equipped with electric range and
refrigerator; tiled bath on both first and
porch; full basement with favatory: slate
F11 fs5ase Large Iot high eieys
markets; immediate occupancy: price:
Woodward sss A sas. re: s4ii' anSES Exclusive tss
AKI1NGfoS' AXE AR NV "a. - Sc. this attractive
Priced for immediate sale Master-sise
with fireplace: screened porch, dining rm.'
Sery modern beau,iTlly equipped kitchen
trays. automatic air conditioned oil heat.
heyel lot fenced M,s fEon5 and sMoRs eack 6sI
$3.50 CAsH@s-b bedroom @ M punsaiow. b nea..
sewer; water, ,:as.. electricity Lee blvd
vi sssufss Eyes Dus cH hfHGs
ARLINGTON, larenford-5-room,, 2-story
anins i nPa room ana and eaupped N 00 Rtchen ths
larser bedroom 15xI7. 2nd bedroom is
12xl2, huge closets, large tiled Hollywood
bath, dry basement: house insulated, furred
walls; garage: large lot, beautifully land
scaped; | block to 10c bus, schools and
shops: 81 500 cash. balance less than rent.
l. MCGEE KING. Exclusive Assent. CHI.
550S. CHI. 1884. CH. 5697.
COLONIAL COTTAGE type. block from
Lee highway bus, 90 min. to city: large
living room, . bedrooms, fully tiled bath;
dining room and kit conveniently ar
ranged. Full basement and attic: oil heat
Venetian blinds throushout. Cash sale; only
$1,000. Possession october l. Box 34l-A
Evening star., 1944-09-02
OFFICES FOR REh.

DESIRABLE DENTAL OFFICE With equip
ment. including X.ray: use Of reception
room: near 18th and K sts. NV. Box
SMALL ofF1CE for rent. 2o4 woodward
bldg. Ma 1872.
DESK SPACE Or single once for rent;
service II desired. L. J. CoWIE, 500 Eye
STEWART BLDG, 9th and D. SITS. NV
Building now being remodeled. suites or
individual ofhces available now; reasonable
rent. JEROME 8. MURRAY. 1881 G
st: NV. RE-. 2460.
of 4-story building; heat. light, elevator
and jaritor service furnished; rental, 5000
Rsr Lues eo ito5 T.
EsTABLTsHED REAL ESTATE ONCE for
rent, owing to illness; owner retiring.
1928 18th st. NV Rent. S65 once
equipment can be purchased. For full
information, call RE. 1868.