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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-21
Home Runs
TOday's Probable Pitchers
 (By United Press)

Chicago (Grove 9-5) at New York IBonham 1-S).
 St. ouis (Potter s-s) at Boston IWilson 5-6).
 Detroit (Mueller 4-4) at Philadel- phia .(Gerkin 0-9).
 Cleveland (Kli man 3-4) at Washington (Niggeling 3-7).
 NATIONAL LEAGUE
 Philadelphia (Mauney 2-3) at Chicago (Derringer 9-6).
 Boston (Lee 3-6 and Logan 3-4) at Pittsburgh (Strincevich 9-4 and Gerheauser 2-7). Two games.
 New York (Mungo 9-5) at Cin- cinnati (Kennedy 2-6).
 Brooklyn (Gregg 11-5) at St. Louis Garrett 12-6) night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-21
Strew Hos "A In Norwich Meet

Jack Strew, East Mountain golf star led the local delegation in the qualifying round of the three-day Norwich Invitation meet with 40- 34-74, one less stroke than Lou Lostoski also an East Mountain player. Stan Kidulas of East Noun tain and Pete Burke, Chase club champion finished with 77s to get in the first sixteen which began match play this morning.
 slipped in late with a 34-34-e8 and then Henry Ransom, warrant off, ficer in the Merchant Marine academy at New York, added his 33-35-68.
 A bit off the pace was the early favorite, Harold (Jug) McSpader of Sanford, Maine, who had 72
 The tournament concludes to- morrow when the low GA scorers at the end of today's round shoot 36 holes for the $2,OOO in war bonds that goes to the winner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-21
Loses

Waterbury Companies pinned a Is to 8 setback on Autoyre last night in 26 hit game, the winners scor- ing ten runs in the third inning Buckinghams bat was prominent in the VIC attack, as he pounded out two singles, a three-bagger and a home run.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-21
.. Y. o. SoftboII

St.. Ann,s girls of the CYO Soft ball league could not hold a 80 lead in the third inning eventually losing a 10-7 game to SS. Peter and Paul, the latter team having six run rally in the fourth inning. Pat
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-21
City Junior
 Games Sunday

TWO games m the City Junior league will be played at Hamilton park, No. 2 field tomorrow in a re- vision of the schedule which is be- ing carried over from last week when rain interfered.
 Originally slated as the feature at Waterville park, the importance of the clash between the Abrigadors and Paul Fray's Middlebury nine resulted in its being moved to the 4 o'clock spot at the outeast field The Brooklyn Indians and Blue Jays, will square off in the opener at Hamilton instead of at Fulton. Al Napoli will officiate both games.
 The West Sides and Waterville Boys Club will tangle on Water vile park field at 2 with George Evon doing the umpiring.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-21
How Far Can Fans Go In Riding Players, Umps?
 By DAN PARKER

How abuse baseball player umpire tonins up his lips with left hook9
 The question our recently & when Brooklyn fan charged result poke puss Umpire Large large Magekurth adm,astsssa fan who was riding him Cincinnati Thursday should be bracketed the category with him. giving In Maserkmths that like most hage he good natued his wrath Sd whss Rs be aodnsr M However t WS @ S @ National league not the baseball commissioners should take the game hang would n ss % } the od-fashioned sock in the kisser.
 when two .oo daily doubles click on successive days Jamaica s . . s. % % S ss Ess 5 o n ps1 s @ proof As long as Col 1etem sitni acPhai the Yankees wing 3o0Ooo attendance far this might like torrential the didn't validate last Sundays double header and understand was se,ou About 11o would trip They the it Has the the great Maepha anything to d with ths F n m regime @ s games in better weather that gate had saved by getting ball then called off when @ the light batteries @ are darened after night in St. box where the writing lads
 
 n @ season @ sd to una to pay pay the cost keeping all the lights Sam Breadon accepted cheruy cooperated the brethren didn't promptly in
 Nature Threading his through the traffic street. Thursday afternoon grayhaied trail in Forrest hotel flock of the cracked oats almost Leaving his trail behind him. the through the of taxcabs trucks north side of the Then like y for the home loft he laid ribbon of Mike Jacobs thear ticket office The Carbo of the fight mob giving Uncle Mike learned about the incident through Frankes cred friends which ate their into Mikes office calling cards You see, this one was stool pigeon.
 The physician for the District who submitted Frankie Veez Puerto three weeks when he being examined neuned him totally blind in the right of Velez brought him office. Friday tsst in which veez read first with the right hen the left Out of the left velez fectly. N
 we'll BEston admitted right eve l. defective but he satisfied BurSton comedies Vez the he failed of punches received in his last fight vision of the fighters right injury which, could says he's going to find what optic is affected, he's going to
 Copyright 1945 King Features Syndicate)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NEBtEEuUy7B hGBUIU8 St. Louis 4, New York (1st) St. Louis 3, New York 2 (2nd) Chicago 6, Boston
 Washington 4, Detroit 3 (1st, Twilight)
 Washington 8, Detroit 1 (2nd) Philadelphia 8, Cleveland 3 (1st, Twilight)
 Philadelphia 3. Cleveland 2 (2nd)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-21

trick Brophy's batting. including a home run and double was a bat ting feature for the winners.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-21
'lphia 3. Cleveland 2 (2nd)

Games Today Chicago. at New York St. Louis at Boston Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at Washington
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-21
A(H0W HEY .S1AND|
AMERICAN LEAGUE

NtBEVfuMyB " HeBUIIN Brooklyn 10, Chicago (suspend- ed, and of Sth, to allow Brooklyn to catch train).
 Pittsburgh IS, New York 5 Philadelphia at Chicago (Only games scheduled)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-21
Games Tomorrow

Cleveland at Washington CD Detroit at Philadelphia (2) Chicago at New York (2) St. Louis at Boston (2)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-21
camaa Tomnrro,

Philadelphia at Chicago CD Boston at Pittsburgh (2)
 New York at Cincinnati CD Brooklyn at St. Louis (2)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-21

Games Today Brooklyn at St. Louis (night) New York at Cincinnati Boston at Pittsburgh CD Philadelphia at Chicago
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-21
Standings
Games Today

x-Not including Chicago Brook lyn game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-21

daily doubles click weight of logic going prevail this apparent that the best get rich quick is to play the
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
SELBYVILLE

P1e,,a.1- vi. s..uua hy II.
R-y. Charlie. :. Ia.t- .,-f ~tao.E
morEir-. -t. au.eh.. @a- t..".. .a
hy da.' II Wus.4 f, M".. ...@"
Jesus. ~U.- by Ms E.Mr' " "+i
and All L. W.a5, Ions. -. ".tA
Miss G.ur. johnson III W. P.p'
or-un TIL" subject ri rhe ~'lm"H
Was Thn-S THAI HrloA- II"
Peace. The scripture Gradin- Was
from til, l"tl cLupr.H Of I.0ar dha
verses II IT, - Tho tDA' Wa- 'i.'
i2ud yog~~ III rhaH had~' known.
.y,n thou IL beast H ,h!~ thE a.\
rhc tujn-s which urloA- T" p'a'.
Mrs P.0l r,lpe. "a,r. .-'n"a q
her hnM, On Thursday N'-Af. n H.
2G tnr Lydia C:rrlr ~ I'll. y" ;.
G. :. ul which AIr- NJ i'u~ua Wat
son is thr l,au,r
Mrs. Nau-hH Tunnri Dolby. u
ocean Ni,W. was a guest - h'f
aunt. Mrs. Madeleine +. Holloway.
Tor i ,holt stay ou Monday
Nj. CMalo~ w WJl4nS. Who la~
been confined ~ his h'G l"f m"r"
thau i woch. is NOT iuuru1iAe a~
Iu~t as had arcI anticipated.
Miss Mildred Fish. who teaches
uvat Wilmnaton. and h.' brother.
Mr. IioWad FISK. aud his dau-Ht"r.
Mar4urct from NrW London. Conn.
We're al Miss F'i>kS home with Airs
Volta NJ. Long al "SIcepE Hobo"
for thr Wcck-,nd.
MI. ana Mrs Raymond IGn-I,t
have zone 10 Norfolk in The ml'r
est al f. c. ToWu~cud Jr.. Inc
PuCkm4 Company durin- M
etlt,N brlly >,a>ou
Those who attcndrd the m"rflH-
OF the Wom,n.s Society Of Chris
tiau Service held IN Milford ias'
week were The president and llg'-
president MIS-. James + Nll4us
ana Airs. Prtcr WhulcY Mrs. "
PaSha Wat>ou Ms Archie NJ
Lynch. Mrs. MaeYie Pepper Mrs
RoNie Dukes. Mrs Nauo Law. Mis-.
Clara Holloway and Miss Aidl'
Fumun
ON SUNDAY alrenoon, Mr+ l.av
: ana Miss F'Wmau Mon' To ta'
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27

together with her >tatl visited
Rachel Rchekah Lodge No. heIe
last week ana Installed the follow
ins officers Iur the cu~uiM- teltu.
Nohl, Grant. Lille Errd wee
Sand. Irene WccAt,uhi~eI Jo~ep-
hine WechtvuhiSer. rrC"ldn- Sec
telarY; assistant secretary. Leila
+ Hopkins; treasurer Almina
Hill; financial secretary. Virginia
Clarkson: warden, Tia Mae Jones.
chaplain, tthrl Sapp. musician. F.
\ g. Marx ClUksou. conductor.
Betty Clurk~ou; r. :. y g.. Edith
Massey: L. : y. G.. I'duui, swain;
r. ;. y. c.. fuma Po~smolc. l.. =
Y G Florence Won GuerIo~: ont
-ide Guardian ENIdbc1I Hupkiu~;
Inside -uardiaH Anna Calup,I ::
Right dlferbealvr. BtUN Day l,lt
alter htarrr. Eva Nori~ \ social
/ hour followed the business session
uith refreshments Rachel Lucer
Was hi@Aly CONGRATULATED ny the
president ton laYin- every uttic,G
in hen. place 1or thc, installation
one OF tcW lodges in the ~rJte l,
achieve jhi~ hunW.
Al the mcctin4 Of the Harrington
New Century club on Iuc>daI
which closed the club lcuI. reports
ol the work Wrre Given hy the Var
ious chuiImau The president Mrs
Fred :. Bailey was in the chair as
Il rcSUme of the years work, il wa
found that the club had madr I'll,
follow in4 contributions in money
Student Loan Fund. University O
American Scholarship UnilcrSit!
uf DcIuWare Hlo.uo: United wa
Fund. 5000. Cancer Controls 500,
and American Red cross %10.oo
Also smaller contribution to tin
Anti tuberculosis campaign. tiN
Christmas boxes To Delaware colo
ny. also a contribution to the Pen
ny Art Fund OF the Federation /
ponaorpd the REORGANIZATION ot tn
Girl Scouts and has allowed tn
Boy Scouts the use OF its bWlldin
tor biWcely danceS at rental rat,
as Il combination To the youth Il
the community. With the prov isio
that proper cAapcrons We're pro\id id
ed. In the sixth Mal. Bond driN,
club members purchased VA
, bonds to the extent OF %ll.51o ::
and one of the members. Mrs.
Brown Smith. received a citatio
from Governor Bacon for her sue
I ceSs1ul selling OF bonds. The cl!
. At tile present time is cn9u4cd /
, the Cancer Control Campdi4I
which promises to he yer! succcS.
tul. The club membership dnliu
, this year WAS increased iro5
seventy ~iN to eighty two. After th
y reports were completed. Il hi,
discussion of the coming confcl
, ,ncr of the United Nations at Sa
= Francisco was held This meetiu
. closed the club Year. The Ne
club year Will start in the Ia
with the first meeting on the Sc,
ond Tuesday in October.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
DELMAR

MIS- iune, I.a0G,.. uhu has ur.n
-p.A.a.- som. t.m. Nfn h,r Lus
.a.". I!"ut. Lauder. Stationed III
C..'olal,t has returned ID U,luasr
'"" "H Indefinite stay with her
"u'h". Mrs Elsie Chupmuu.
MI. ana Ms +. Leslie Ha!h..
huyr n.tu.ned from 1I,u WITH
.ul1v,~ at PatkSlvy. Va.
Mts. Lillian Mitchell is "A patient
- ta' P'nu~u.u Hospitals Sails
bury
Miss J.an ~c5u-s. Il -,ud,.t .r
W.',.u MaHlahd Culy-,. was u
recent Guest OF h.r na.eur-. Me
.1d Mrs 10 mau HASTINGS. IT l!.as
'"~n Cpl. George Il,a.e. of Camp
ouan View rrosby,crian chu,a
".ta Mis- t.>>iv Murray. N1~ Frank
W Holloway and h,t -tnd>ol.
FlauN MARSHALL Holloway.
Mrs ! Clifton Ha,tu4, nad
charge OF the program ~ the COM
nmity club on Thursday aItel1.uo,
lulIu"iu- Tic business session. pre-
sided "E,r by Ms Volta NJ. Lon4
Tho p'u@gam included play. saIy-
~ In The iulny," rUr OH by Ms,
iialI Hcunet1 ami hel 4rad, I0on
i~3h>NfIIo SchuuI Ms. Houu,t1 j.
Tie former Miss Mary Fu,,i,r.
Mr. and Mrs. }. Roland Iu.u ~
t.rlaiu,d il, q dinner al Rays Kr~
rou.a'lt 1T six. on Saturday. Mr.
and AIcs r. r. Norris. Mr. and MIS-
+ NJ Long Mr. and Airs RuS,rI
Ilil. Mt. and Mrs. Ray IIaIluWa,
and Nh and Mrs. G. Earl NlcnoI-
followed with a social rycnin- i
Jh"r hom" on Dukes Street
Commander and Mrs. GcorY, /
To"uSvud and som. lack. OF M5ll
NilI,, -lorptd in town ON Suuaa
onlouty to Chiucotva4uc. VA. lo IL
tbNl -uu and brother. William
ToNu~cud. of lhc L. : Coast Clla,,
WHO has iust recently anderson
tWu Operations 1or rousils ana aG,
MudS One operation preceded III
uIiIcl hy )uSl uuc week Vic Town
-.nd stayed With friends in MI.I
yl!Ic @hlI" III" family Wus away.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27

winter with her daughter. Mrs.
Boyd Frymire. in Windber. Pa. has
returned 10 her home here Mrs.
F'rymire accompanied her mother
home and spent the Weekend with
her brother, Nh J. r. Ellis, and
Mrs Ellis
Dr. Samuel Culver. Of Baltimore.
was the Weekend guest of his
stcpmother. Mrs Susie CulVer. here
American factories delivered 90
30" planes of all types in 1914,
bringing production since July /,
1879. To an ANis-stag total
of 253 256.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27

NoeNvd With mha44in4 energy Of
'an under heavy artillery ana ma
chine gun fire. during The period
Pie. Adkins coura rageuuS devotion 10
duty reflects great credit Oh HIM
aItd is in kerpiu- with high tgadi-
jims oI The military service He
has been hosrtalized in Richmond.
va since his arrival back in the
states He is spending a %o-day
!Wlou2h here with his mother. Mrs.
Lena Adkjns. and his Arolhcr WI
liam Adkins Ills fathcr. Riley W
Adkins. a merchant in Tins town,
PASSED AWAY November L.. 1854.
Alls Ida Ellis who Spcnt III,
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27

HlalG.u-. t''n.o.. l~ j,.a ~lalG-
a- il tu,oG4H hre. with his par
~ItS. 81. aI:d AIS. G.uu4- HuGn
Al~. f.. r. n5HM4)aHu j. VISIT
u- A,: son. Hst. Eual,~ I" criu@-
Ha.l. W..u S ~'s.'i.1..d .- ra- Knox.
k,l'tDhE.
NJ. and MIS-. j. a..- II. c..u.y. ii
W,.H.n-r.A. -r.n' Saturday With
N.- rnh Thoslh4.ul Is visit
H- ..'. n r. = HUul-
a,4 .aa :." - I.u..a. Ea
- l}. .a Nu..... G I.1s-
0".-a. IT,. -s.H- r.. N..rh-,Md
l.u. N.'. .. Nit.a. ~.D.. -ou
N:-e C.' '.. ~I.,. 49,. N..4-
.rt ID N,4 N.. cs#
III. mu a.-. 1a.H< 3.3."t. Hao
h3lr ~uD' fa. H.~. -,>.s W,,h~
with .l.s. das-.t. .u H.4u.pu'.-
Ind. ....#D.& i. .Ia laur ....
Ftiua. #"H1-. April 81
Kut..f J.. Aaaa-. t4-3I>... ra5-
yurc 1..-,. ,.u~-. \ r. Company l.
ulauf.y G.-Ha.3f son i, MI, Lena
Atkins oI fat~ trNH has hecu
uNa.d,@ 'h. bronze ~t"' McduI lo'
hreu.c trli.N,W"af in connection
VIJb ai.jraty aue.a'jou- J-un>' lio
rneuy moan Ootph. il. lHtl /,
D,r,mh.a. IT,. 1855. IN the Vicinity a.
Nv, F"4c" ANA tM-aosl. Germ
any uurln- TIL" offensive OPERA
ZION, a-uIn~1 N,rl and f.u~doti
Pic. Adkins ~,'Ecd u.s. Il mcmhcl. o
WIar team striving to muIntaI
cumEuly~ aud .ha ihud battalion
command post "rh V.ror diSrc2ar'
Tor his p.5-"}4al ~G,fN Pl,. Adhju
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27

Nh, William T. Pusey, AGED SO
years ana months died at his
home near Georgetown at ll:30
last Friday. April 20. He was the
son of the late John VI. and Sarah
E.llin2SWorth Puscy and is survived
by his wife Mrs Flora Pusey. one
dau9hted, Mrs Barkley MCC Callister
end two sons, Robert and Lcstr;
PuScy, ali Of near GeorgetOW n.
Funeral services were held AT his
late home on Monday afternoon.
April 23rd, at > p. IN and intermemt
made in the Baptist Cemetery ncal.
Sycamore
AT the Fourth Quarterly Confer
/ ence held in Goshen Methodist
Church. Milton. With DR.. Hearn
District superintendent presiding,
Il unanimous invitation was eN-
tended 10 Reverend William II
hudson to return for fourth year
An increase of 5000 per year was
approved. During the pasturate OF
Reverend Hudson, who has ap-
Pointed To this charge in l9l2
there has been 4 marked increase
in church activity III all phases
notably an increase in church at
tendance of 30 over the last year
with Il corresponding increase in
interest and church activities. The
Crusade for Christ apportionment
Was OVersubscrihed and the W. :.
{. :. collected $53S for their bud
get
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
HARRINGTON

Announcement ha- been made 10y
Mrs. lohn Holmes Portrl thut sun
SlCal Gressin4 classes are 10 ht lv-
S'nned AGAIN. Volunteers ale badly
Decided tor the classes at the Fire
Eouse each "Wednesday and Friday
evening from to ,. III.
!. & RiI"y Jr has been VISITING
his mother during the past week.
she has been quite ILL.,
Miss Irene Downes spent the
week end With her father Alton
bovine, at GeorgetoWn
Howard Wagncl ol Baltimore
h"s been spcndin- a Vacation With
lis family here.
Mrs Alice b. Wix spenr the
week end With her daughter. Mrs.
Pauline DuKos- in Wilmin9ton.
Miss Kathryn Smith of Wimin4-
ton spent the week end With her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. X. Il. Smith
Mrs Francis Graham ana son
are srendins few days with Mr.
and Mrs Norris Graham. Francis
entclcd the army during the past
week
Mrs Bessie Gibson Of Allentown
Pennsylvania is spending this week
with MIR. and Mrs William Swain
AIr. and Mrs John IIuitt ana sol
OF Ea~ton. Maryland spent the
week end with the formers par
cntS. Mr. and Mrs :. ii. Truitt.
Mr.. Nettic Jester President o
the Rcbekah Assembly OF DeluWar,
Evening star., 1945-08-12
OFFICES WANTED.
sE or office space wanted for real es-
office; will buy or lease. Box 403-E,

STORE or office space wanted for real es-
tate office; will buy or lease. Box 403-E'
Star.
NATIONAL TRADE ASSOCIATION. estab-
lished over 25 yrs, headquarters in Wash
ington. desires 1000 to ] 800 So. it,. in
4 or rms, for executive Offices in central
downtown area Executive 21l5.
THREE ROOM SUITE in first-class down
town office bldg. for Washington executive
office of out-of- town firm: footage require
ments flexible If location and other facili-
ties superior Box 475-D. Star. 49,
3 OR ROOM office, approximately ] 900
So. IT; convenient trans; for nonprotit
organization. Ma. 7131.
NATIONAL CORPORATION desires / or .
rm. office in NV. downtown area; prefer
vicinity 9TH and K. MA. 11l3
WASHINGTON REPRESENTATIVE of for
eign government agency desires immedi-
ately 2 or 3 rm. Office in frst-class bldg. :;
NV. downtown area preferred. Box 9n-G,
Star. 10"
LAW FIRM desires or more rooms, near
financial district preferred Decatur 62S5.
PROMINENT VOCAL TEACHER wishes to
rent studio, part time, for teaching; Will
pay well if studio is well located and furn.
Doy
Evening star., 1945-08-12


GROOM BUNGALOW, attic finished into
full fram scbho 0 a5s
block: no. less than $1,000 down. 4724
BGn Brsnchyiile b l., I'd uo Bsrwyn 3oe-R
sosks a from GsD,
bath on first floor; occupied by owner; com
pletely furnished 4-room and bath apt.
on sssSnd Moor P5vaSts sntrance rented
lot, beautifully Handicapped. Price. SI2.5OO.
terms. Furniture in second-floor apt in
ssHd GUIDED Cal w sJae! =; Primrose o JOHN
SSH cH cH2Abisosa sas aE eve nes1 WA 8gsttsve ass
Theaterr;, high school. cars; bus markets;
lot, forest shade, shrubs; will sacrifice. with
msnt 1saa only. MARIE L. WALKER. WA.
log CABIN of unique design, especially
well built, completely equipped, including
auto. heat and water system, elec. range
sra, and refgr fireplace; screened porch with si'
room; about l acre of ground: delightfully."-
secluded; possession with settlement. Price.
1880 A. H. SEIDENSPINNER, realtor,
ss Md 'Fsn W. iS Sea OF eaG w. sss ass River
4 BEAUTIFUL HOME set upon a. hill, in
lovely grove of fine old trees, immense
holly tree, splendid view all around, west
of University of Nd, 90 minutes drive
into Washington, substantial old brick
Sss % mas put .n IN psse1t
baths also shower and toilet in basement
and "a bath on 1st nocr, high ceilins, wide
heart-pine floor, blocked-in roof, 120 IT.
e. porch .sphs sr.s THSgnf vss s.r asTsn:
Price s25,o06i terms. WA. A662 Of VA.
4AzUs
Evening star., 1945-08-12
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WILL ERECT any size warehouse with rail-
road siding in central location for estab-
lished firm that will take long lease.
E. N LIGHTBOWN WA 1925
93l d ST. N.W.-5th and 9Th floors, total
area about 1900 SO. f., elevator to 5th
aoor: S235 per month. Call Mr. Morgan
CHARLES c. KOCNES & CO. DI. sl51
NEW. modern freproof building, 1000
so. #. on one floor high ceilings, windows
on 3 sides. ample toilets: suitable for
business, light manufacturing. ETC.: located
n gethesda; available Immediately. Mr..
ROCCA. EN-. 1900
ERECTING modern freproof bldgs.,
6,4G0. LIST fl $500 2nd f.; alterations TO.
you: liking, now during construction. 10th
and Franklin ne. Box "a I'd. Star.
ON NEW YORK AVE. Ne, west OF Bla-
denbLTg rd opposite International Busi-
ne ness MACHINES building, Either 4o-ft, or
10000 So IT, with rear alley owner
viii build TO your specifications, on a lease
basis and act Immediately This is an
excellent opportunity to locate in one of the
fastest growing commercial districts in
Washington. See Mr.. Parsons, WEAVER
BROS, INC. Washington Bldg, DI $500
Evening star., 1945-08-12
OFFICES FOR RENT.

UNFURNIsHED-2, rooms, small stock
room. separate entrance. Call R. HER
NANDEZ, DI s6S1 or Me. 1890.
1902 .Oth ST. corner 10th and @ streets.
just off Connecticut-22roo mansion,
many freplaces and elevator $4,000 per
year: Might divide. FREDERIC L.
1913 PA. AVE. NW.-10 rooms, . ba aths
q foors). Excellent advertising frontage.
Sl75 per mo. Ma. 2S65.
STORE with 1-rm. apartment in good Sc,
n; RAFFELL; IA. 0o2o.
ILMMAcuLATEEY NM FuRNIsHED oFficE.
executive and secretary. OR. ,65os.
SMALL SUITE in remodeled building, near
LARGE FRONT oFFiCE on end floor.
furnished with modern office fixtures and
phone, suitable for real estate or kindred
business: vicinity 18th and l NV. avail
able at once. RA. S161.
IDEAL OFFICE SPACE for dentist or doc
tor; 3 rooms, busiest 14th and Columbia
rd. corner. Inspection. CO. !479.
SUITE OF 3 OFFICES, newly decorated
very convenient downtown location, near
stores, D. c. center. Government ofhceS
S75 per month; available immed 6o9
PHYSICIAN OR DENTIST-1deal space in
apartment building in densely populated
area, private entrance. $50 So #. floor
space: will remodel If necessary. H. G.
COLORED-Room suitable for an office.
recently occupied by physician, CEN
trally located. Call North 93aS.
Evening star., 1945-08-12
oUT-oF-Towh REAL ESTATE.

LIVE IN LUXURIOUS economy Cultured
city Of 10000 Good SCHOOLS, 8 colleges.
overnight by train to n. Y, Cinci AT
lanta Airport, Colonial home, 90 rooms.
100000 Sell for half Photos on re-
guest. G. BURNETT, 100 Federal St.
PRIVATE LAKE in Florida, As a. y mi
on U. S. II, 20 mi no. of Tampa; O0G
citrus seedlings: masonry home. water and
electricity. Picture and descript sent
upon request. Price, $4,000: terms BY
OWNER, T: 9. Box 326l. Tampa, Fla
FLORIDA LOTS and hotel. 25 rooms
$4,000: also restaurant site or tearoom
IN prosperous town, heart OF town. FIR.
1903
LOVELY, newly renovated 4-bedroom, fur :
mace heated Stucco residence with firepiace-
and electric lights on paved road and 'front.'
ing 500 feet on Sarasota Bay. with new
cement seawaN Hlgh-class neighborhood,
en- Siesta Island and only quarter mile
from Gull surf beach and close TO Sara
sofa, Fla.
Also s-section tourist court on Tamiama
Trail. in Sarasota, Fla; holloW-tile con-
ped with modern furniture, shower toilet
and laVatory and gas heating and complete
hot water system. health causes owner TO
sell, shows at least 25rc net income,
established clientele
Also so acres on Siesia Key, with 1000
feet Gulf beach surf frontage and 400
feet on Sarasota Bay. on paved road, with
electricity, telephones; within miles Of
S2rasota. Fla, Communicate KRAUSE
PALMER, National Bank Building, Sara
sofa, Fla.
Evening star., 1945-08-12
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT furnished 3-bedroom
modern house anywhere in good community
within 70 miles Of washington for occu-
pancy in Sep, ember. Write j. B. e.. Fair
maven Beach: MARYLAND ~.
Suitland, District and Bradbury Hgts
areas. GUEN & MILLER, FIR. 200.
YOUNG ARMY COUPLE want to rent
small, unfurnished house: preferably studio
type, with 2 bedrooms, lienty OF room
outdoors; suburban Md; or Va; guarantee
sxssent Xs Yo,s esre Gal Warsld 2a15 az Il.
have a great demand for homes in Prince
Georges County. ROBERT s, DAVIS g
WA. 5000. Open all day Sunday.
WANTED TO RENT 2 or 8 bedroom. de-
tached home or apartment BY dependable
former home owners with two children, no
pets; employed Justice Department; posses
sion required October l, but will possess
sooner. NO. 1924. 19s
WANTED TO BUY brick bungalow with
ABOUT TWO acres: can pay cash. Box ~
q, Star.