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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-28
Local IL
Basketball Teams
To Play

The Local IL Basketball
League opens at Scott High
School gymnasium at z p. m.
on Monday, January 7. There
are eight teams entered in the
league which will be under the
direction of Bob Barker of the
Gordon Bumper Unit.
A schedule has been made up;
following which the teams will
play a round robin tournament.
There will be no admission
charge to the games and mem
bers of Local IL and their
friends are invited to witness
the popular cage contests. Extra
seats are being set up in the
gymnasium to accommodate the
spectators.
Plans are being made to form
Local IL All-Star basketball
team to play some of the best
teams in Toledo and also to play
in an inter-city league composed
of teams from other UAW-CIO
Locals. Several Detroit, Flint,
and Pontiac teams have invited
an All-Star team to schedule
home and home games for this
winter and early spring.
The games would be played
under the National Amateur
Athletic Union rules.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-28
From The
Rule Book
By Wilbert "Birdie" Rule
Director of Education and Recreation

The eyes of the football world turning toward the
various BOWL games which will be played on New Year
Dav There will be seven bowl tts in ALL the most proml-
nent of which will be the annual Rose Bowl game at PaSa
dena California which will be played this between the
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-28
Sports Questions

How long is the annual Me-
mortal Day auto race at Indian
apOlis Und0?
500 miles.
What does a golfer do when
he scores a "dOdo" or double
eagle?
He makes a hole in three
strokes under par.
How many consecutive strikes
must a bowler make in order to
rack up perfect 800 game?
IL.
What is Americas richie
horse race?
The 100000 added Santa
Anita Handicap.
Did Babe Ruth ever win the
American league batting cham
piOnship?
Yes. The Babe swung for .378
to top AL batsmen in 1924.
Followers of what sport would
be interested in attending a
"bOnspieP'?
A "bonspiel" is a curling
tournament.
Who holds the National |
League home run record?
Hack Wilson, Chicago Cubs,
hit So four-baggers in 1880.
How many players make up
a cricket team?
IL.
What is the approxim e
weight of the average racing
greyhound?
So lbs. for males, As lbs. for
females.
In what sport is an "epee"
used?
Fencing.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-28

soned amateur fighters for
the Local IL boxing show and
these m it t m en- will be
matched by four others from
the stable of Art Kolbe, who
handles the cream of the anna
teurs in Fremont, Ohio.
From the Kobe stable comes
one Jerry Heminger, 160 pounds,
who won the Lorain Golden
Gloves championship in 1943. He
entered military service and had
II bouts as a CT, losing only
one match. Jerry won the Treas
ure Island, California, light
heavyweight title by two K. O's
and by taking one decision. In a
special match at the Island, Jer-
ry defeated the heavyweight
champion.
Another boy who was just re-
leased by Uncle Sam is Norbert
Kolbe of Fremont who fights at
130 pounds. He has had rs anna
teur bouts and also is a Golden
Gloves title holder, having won
the district crown in 1888 and
then lost in the finals to Jim
mie Mcclellan at the Civic Audi
torium in Toledo. Norbert won
the American Legion title at
Bellevue and at Lima. Eight of
his battles have been won by
knockouts. He fought the best
from Toledo, Lorain, Mansfield
and Cleveland.
Casimir Kotch, a newcomer to
the boxing game, but who is
said to be blessed with natural
physical ability and knowledge
of boxing, will be one of the
boys on the Tuesday night
shows. He weighs 1875 pounds.
A special meeting of the Local
IL Boxing Committee is called
for tonight at 1880 in room 209,
425 Winthrop st. The trainers,
instructors, advisors, seconds,
and timekeepers of this commit
tee are asked to attend this meet
ing to draw up final plans for
the opening show.
The first bout will 60 on at
$3.50 p. m. and prices for seats
are on sale at $1.50 for the re-
served section and $1.00 for
general admission seats.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-28
Brief News

Tony Janiro, youthful Youngs-
town, o., welterweight, proved
that he's ready to move into
topflight competition with con-
vincing triumph over Humberto
Zavala. Janiro received a un-
animous decision in Fridays
bout in Madison Square Garden.
Behind the brilliant pitching
of Ed Barrett, former st. Louis
Cardinal player, the National
League USO touring baseball
troupe defeated the Hawaiian
Army Olympic team, 8 to l.
De Paul University main
tanned its winning streak Fri
day night in Chicago Stadium,
defeating Oregon State, 50 to
40. Northwestern came from be-
hind in the second game of the
double-header to nip Western
Michigan, 47-46.
Directors of the Indianapolis
American Association Baseball
club have confirmed the pur-
chase of 25 per cent Of the Bos.
ton National League clubs farm
system which includes eight
teams.
The Missouri Valley Con-
ference has gone on record as
favoring participation in inter
collegiate athletics by freshmen
as soon as they enroll. Art Eli
ers, veteran Washington Univer-
sity coach was named the con-
ference's first commissioner in
a tWo-day confab in st. Louis.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-28
Lowest In
10 Years

CHICAGO, Dec. % - (AP) -
Hustling George Stirnweiss' last
day, photofinish triumph over
ancient Tony Cuccinello helped
brighten things considerably, but
still the 1945 batting race was
the American Leagues most dis
NAL show of plate power in 40
seasons.
The junior circuit officially
handed the hitting title to Stirn-
weiss, stubby New York YAM
kee second-sacker, for his .309
average, poorest championship
mark since Elmer Flick, of
Cleveland, won in 1905 with an
all-time low of .306.
Cuccinello, who led virtually
the entire campaign, finished
one percentage point off the
race with .306.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-28
Golden Gloves Boxers On Local 12 Card
Fremont GI Shows Well;
Ten Three-Round Bouts

Boxing fans who attend the Local IL amateur boxing
show the Civic Auditorium Tuesday, January 15 will
several returned CTS in action in of the ten three
round bouts the card
According to word received from the Ford Local 6OO
Detroit least three returned veterans will be among
the ten boxers from that stable Besides these exservce
men, there will be four fighters who have had experience in
Golden Gloves tournaments in Detroit and Flint.
Highland Park BOYS Club will also send four
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-28
INTERNATIONAL DIVISION

1t is said that a halfback in
football is often away back in
his studies.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-28

1t has been most enjoyable
working and playing with the
Local IL bowlers. Being bowling
manager of the league was an
assignment which became more
pleasant as the weeks rolled by
and | hope that | may continue
to be of assistance to my bowl
ing friends for many years to
come.
The following is list Of the
mems highest averages for the
first ten in each division of the
league:
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-28

tal Interesting and tempting here is
the sacrifice of the Bishop for two
Pawns. But Black appears to have
adequate defense against sll of the
possible threats: 25 BxP, PxB; 26
KtxPch, K-Kt1: q. PKG Kt-B
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-28

St. Mary's Gaels and Ok
lahoma A and Ms Cowboys
in what is expected to be a
battle between All-America
Bob Fenimore, the nations
leading ground gamer for the
past two years and Okla
homa's triple threat halfback,
and Herman Wedemeyer, OF
St. Mary's, also member OF
this years mythical ALI
America eleven and consid-
cred one of the nation S
greatest backs. Wedemeyer
is a real thriple threat man
and should be a stand-out in
this game.
At Miami, Florida, the Holy
Cross Crusaders tangle with
the University of Miami. Both
of these teams have been de-
feated this season, but the
teams are so evenly matched
that they should put on a
very exciting match.
Texas University, which
won the Southwest Confer
ence championship, will be
pitted against the University
of Missouri in the Cotton
Bowl game at Dallas, Texas.
The experts picked an easy
win for Texas, but Bill Della
statious, Missouri star of 1914
who has been out of most
games with injuries, raised
his teammates hopes with a
fine display of passing and
running.
The Sun Bowl battle at FL
Paso, Texas, finds the Uni
versity of Denver Pioneers
preparing to engage the New
Mexico Lobos.
The Oil Bowl setto will
also be played on New Years
Day at Houston, Texas, when
the University of Georgia
Bulldogs will take the field
against the University of
Tulsa Oilers.
Getting back to the Rose
Bowl game, officials declare
that the $4,000 seats in the
huge stadium will be sold out
long before game time. The
other night $4,000 fans stayed
up all night to get the first
tickets on sale in the morn
ing. Some of the fans had
been in line for % hours
waiting for the much-sought-
after ducats. One old fellow
who had been waiting for
many hours said that he
didn't mind the wait as he
had been In line for u hours
N New York a few years ago
waiting for tickets to the
World Series.
BaY. Leelanau. and Emmet
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-28

time, also, |
wish to extend
to the bowlers
of the Local
IL B o w Ii n &
l. e a & u e and
a so to my
other friends
a n d aCquain-
tances a most
joyful, pro s.
p e r o u s, and
h a p py New
Year.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-28

versity of Alabama.
For the ninth time in the 32-year history
of the Rose Bowl, the University of South
ern California will uphold the honor of the
West Moreover, the Trojans solid 26-15
win over the UCLA Bruins put them in the
Pasadena Oval for the third straight year
and stamped them as formidable competl-
ton for Alabama's undefeated, united Grim
son Horde.
Remember, the Trojans have never been
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-28
CLEAN SLATE

Jack Kearns, former manager of heavyweight box
ing champion Jack Dempsey has been acquitted by
New York federal grand jury charges of using the
mails to defraud and conspiracy.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-28
Loco. II BowIinq
BY ED MANDY

AS this will be my last article
on bowling for the year l945, /
think that it is befitting that the
highest mems averages, to date,
should be published. At this
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-28

beaten in the Rose Bowl.
Besides the bowl games the annual EastWest contest
was held on Christmas Day San Francisco and the North
South affair will be played December 20 at Birmingham
Alabama.
The Sugar Bowl 90 at New Orleans brings together the
Evening star., 1945-03-17
WILKES. McGARRAGHY & ARTS,

gais for coysT S5s
Holding a Probate court@.;Essate q jose.
MIN MINIS stration atom peeEst 1s9oApplication dt; ton
the last will and testament Of said de-
said estate. by Joseph A. Pieper it is or
this l4sh dsy Of March AD is4
bradley: John r Haniey and all others
day the 3sra day of April AD ls46 at
such application should not be. granted
Lei h91es hereof Be- pqoIshed in The
EveninR Star once in eaeh o, hq thqee sue
cessiye weeks before the return day herein
mentioned. the first publication to be not
day. witness. the Honorable BoLrTHA J.
LAWS, Chief Justice Of said Court; this
As day yoR q aash s. MHKscH AR fp4s Rrtss ssa q
Of the Probate Court. mhI7.24.31
T: STANLEY HOLLAND. Attorney:
s9.s for coRsT 9Hs psct Of THE II coSpa
Holding Probate court.NNo. s4' 'o7s. Ad.
mn,st1ationmThis is to aiys Notice.
Columbia has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the DISTRICT of Columbia. Letters
Iestamentary on the estate Of Ethel M
m All 'pe persons f''s saSins Vi 'H1a eIaims
against the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same With the ysouchess
March, RD. 1915, otherwise they may
M ss aw ss e1sHesd sSm a s Ssn hi
sEspRITY AsP TRUST coMsANY. sy b
ser: tseal! Attest; VICTOR s., MERscH.
lumbia;. CLERK of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1945-03-17
LOTS FOR SALE,

NEAR SEARBY "a. - Builders, attention; Lee
nignway-i2 lots; zoned apis. or homes;
$500 sTook Tess BEabIsY Is1e BLVD on Ienno.
rd. to Sommeryille rd,, adjoining Edgemoor
a,s ana close tn ksnwood II lots better than
LoT FOR SALE By OWNER, Falls Church,
shade and fruit trees; near 9 schools moves, Ies
6aT 6a5es "a and & Shopping district. Reasonable.
snILbEhs ooR iNpryDuALs-s subdivi.
sion Of ngradmoor," situated in Bethesda
area. Drive out Bradley blvd, Y mile
sss eds o WsSn srs t9 t1 ssn On
prsnisss sunday sa0y from to 5. kE AEens asss On
= sIa hsr ySss hPossgsI
carefully restricted subdivision. Buy Ioi
4Sx aS5 sns hSms Hs *. Sou sss
ths consenisi neiFhbors provide I 'sG,ufeHa an dea
sss tsT from ss ssso sss Of css sp1s MR soM
eonsin 1894 EVENINGS and. Sundays
level nesP Sas i0' csFI Gn aas
fflss5 fHoNs PdR P fAsTCGXks sas s9pdsys on this
restricted wooded lot in beautiful Crest
ood, 655s odo fssoSntase sS1 on Shepherd St. NV.
Paul r. sToNE e and ID Ep%aRD 5Ssiisi e Z. cAEp Is
WE'LL, developers, OR. 2244
THE DEVELOPERS IN CRESTWOOD and
Hawthorn offer exceptionally desirable
sites for your postwar home. These two
both adjacent to Rock Creek Park Highly
desirable from all stagdpoints for tn,
while. you are offered a wide range o,
selection at attractive prices. Phone fol
appointment. PAUL p. STONE and ED.
MAHO w, e. CALDWELL OR. 2244 or Ia
snyER SPRING-Commercial and indus
trial ~ 50. It. and up: residential lots
SSe6 Georgia ave. 81. 4729, 81. 6O25.
Evening star., 1945-03-17
Take Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK. COLBY.
SATURDAY. POtDOurri.

F. S. H., Washington: Is 1t ever
correct to speak of "a scissors? In
a serial in the Atlantic Monthly
found, Have you a scissors?"
Answer-Scissors is a plural noun
like pants, trousers, glasses, pin
GERS, tweezers Neither "a scissors
or "a scissor" is correct. One should
ask: Have you any tor, pair of
scissors?
Ogden: You insist that ensign"
| is pronounced "EN-sin" Accord
ing to my dictionary, Daniel Web.
ster doesn't agree with you. Colby,
you're wrong! It should be EN-
sine. B. r.
Answer-Don't look now, but it
was Noah, not Daniel, who was the
workman. And if you want to have
your timbers shivered, try calling
any one of our admirals- in embryo
an "EN-sine!" Seriously, all mod
ern American dictionaries list EN-
sim as the correct pronunciation
for the naval rank.
Cleveland: And now We come to
that silly compound word know
how What's the matter with
"knowledge"?-T. B. w.
Answer-"Knowledge" lacks what
advertising men call punch" Know
how. an unusually apt American
coinage, has the complete sanction
OF Merriam-Webster's.
Kansas City: Does "tassel' rhyme
with "vassal" or fossil?
Answer-The first syllable rhymes
with gas" Say: TASS1.
Yonkers: Recently, at a service,
our minister used the word CON
dolence," and accented the second
syllable. Shouldn't the accent be
on "con"?-Mrs. H. T.
Answer-Sorry, no. Say: kun
DOE-lence.
Oklahoma City: I say 1t is In
correct to omit the "g" sound in
recognize" Right?-B. T. M.
Answer-Right. Say: REX lug
nize.
Looney logic of the week was
spotted by E. N, of Memphis: "The
coupons stolen were those already
used and turned into the board by
dealers on gummed sheets"
tReleased by the Bell Syndicate. Inc.)
Evening star., 1945-03-17
FARMS FOR SALE.

I3 ACRES, with modern bungalow, large
v3qms wfb esIa5. and bath; d very attractiye home
200 Tucker I'd, Washington 90. B. c
m ee ane easy qerms 'FGon HhSRs aSpSH
UN. o4s3. ewes. WA. a7o6. ~ ave- D''''''
h.-wh h., bath. lee, full basemt., gear ga
rage; corn house, wagon shed, barn, abun-
dance fruit, l acre in asparagus; on elec
REALTY r co. Call Hyattsville o534; ewes.
5s1sty isoeEss :ro M ,s,: .
ss ssGek nd seG5 prias yi5Sss
NEAR FREDERICK. MD.-114-acre farm
with excellent land and never failing
pasture land; lO-room brick house with fui
oes sna 0ase nev mdss soT
40; good bank barn. chicken house adeauat, IT.
Sef sGe hans arsey SSse
miles north of Frederick. Nd. at Bethel
saEk Ao! T.: se RS5ss sssitsss sses%s
@ o stats TAR% NV % m miles Et,Ssdn Wash c.
nldgs hne fruit, plenty locust posts. RHi
ACRES MopERS GsE1RsFia9Gs HUME RI $500: @d flint
land; house en- elevation; rooms hard
wood floors. modern bath, central heating
dition; city water, some fruit, large poul
try house, small barn, other outbuildings
waiking Uh6d distance business district fin'
mediate possession; ST 900 cash required
convenient terms on balance Many other
66srgainso 6snndso r. c. PRINCE, Herndon, Va
BARGAIN-42 acres of Loudoun County.
nnest isnd' spI;o improved by 7-room' modern
bath. etc; old Stone barn, barn. new new poultr;
houses, new hog house and other outbuild.
ings; magnifcent mountain view: well
highway II you are looking for CT Country infr
ene today Priced at only SIC. .5oS Seis terms ms
ManS Merndon o'nST Na ofI5ass' pbsne 40 C. PRINCE
II ACRES of highly productive land, 10.
Gsted Mop In an, an excellent @ farming section Of
farm; good old farmhouse small dairy
aooa road seoof bus c and T0P p an
taxes This bargain viii go quickly. see il
terms Many other S bbsSii bsrsains. 'oA'ee K. e
s. AGES HeTpfHP 81 FaE Vi lamb Ph9ne 5e g.
house. Just OF macadam highway: can b,
modernized easily Many other bargains
TobAcco HAe51don FARM x Phonf h Pr9c s9
Georges County, about IL miles from Dis.
| trict line, on good road; improvement,
ssgai.: sso IT, Good g5ioduetiys SOIL PRICED 4
ONE MILE OF CRs.. farm, 43Is acres
house, outbldgs,, springs streams: nm,
subdivision. S32,500. H. s. BIEBER, sH
ABOUT 40 MILES FROM WASHINGTON
IL acres, 105 acres. cleared: 9-roon
PPSnlty PSonsy cH. Substantial ssss down payment
90 ACRES IN NEARBY MARYLAND with
l0-rm. house, having plumbing and elec
horse and COW barn. hog and chicken
houses orchard, woodland. stream; pricet
AIlnutt. with WoRSTtHiiiYSSGSTioN WoRTHiiSGToN + Realty Y
8427 Georgia ave, 81. 6541: ewes, 7-1n
/ Ashton 3194. a farm for every purpose ,
shinsle house, horse barn. machine shed
so,stanchion dairy barn 2.unit mixer. Is
! 8 pigs, all farm equipment and machiner,
on farm: % mi. D. c.; being sold on &C.
count of owners health; price, SEQ. 900
| on terms. Al acres, 12 miles D, c.; f-rm
house: BATH Arm. tenant house; dair,
barn with "a stanchions, horse barn, pouI.
try house, all necessary outbuildings; this il
being sold on account of owners health
price. S21 900, on terms. II you are look
ing for stock or dairy farms contact me
Vienna 21e; residence, Vienna 164.
Evening star., 1945-03-17
JOHN p. LABOFIsH, Attorney,

IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT FOR THE
District of Columbia, Civil Division
Marjorie H. sills, Defendant.--No. 43l ,2ss
The object of this suit is to recover
Judgment against the defendant, Marjorie
II dn Sdlls. IN the sum Of eiehty-fye and
from December a.. 1943. for money lent by
plaintiff to defendant: besides costs of this
action, and to have judgment OF condem-
nation Of certain moneys Of the defendant
suit. to satisfy the plaintiffs claim. on
motion Of the plaintiff, it is this 7th day
OF March. 1945. ordered that the defend
ant. Marjorie H. Sills. cause her appear
ance to be entered herein on or before the
fortieth day, exclusive of Sundays and
legal holidays occurring after the day of
the first publication of this order, to de-
fend this suit and show cause why con-
demnation SHOULD not be had. otherwise
the cause will be proceeded with as in
case of default. Provided, a copy OF this
order be published once a week for three
successive weeks in the Washington Law
Reporteesg and The Eysnins Star before said
(Seal) Attest WALTER F. BRAMHALL
Clerk, by BLANCHE NEFF. Chief Deputy
Evening star., 1945-03-17
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

I, 2 OR MORE ACRES fronting on hare
road with electricity; telephone and schoo
Nae Md ea eaii Ashton q ss46 Box B. Silver Spring
BUILDERS, ATTENTION! over $50 acre,
Tor, ior su6di:ision sub purposes Located in Mont
censf Co Md iuTSer nfT NAVAL Meds
GRAHAM HALL. Realtors wi. $3.50: Sun
! 10 q ACRE TRACTS within within 10 miles o.
S2HnseSn NJ 9NcM so T, f. SUIT Aea
andria. Va. Phone AL. 5906. once closed
BEAUTIFUL LOCATION. 2-acre frontas.
cy man and sshSsD se0dsd HT eaf s
wash S9 navy 9'o sds ah acre DAv1s %eS SO!
44th pl.. rRiverdale, Nd; WA. 1855;
Si}e sSai3e ess acre: ksssinssen "d Nd. ss'I 5. [
LARGE TRACT of well-located, beautifully
wooded land, sewer and water available
H0GE IL, CH. 0600, 1915 Lee hwy
tains wood: tillable land. a small lake ane
say aouss S pRone srandyxine 9seo SiScsss ca
THE BEST BUY IN ACREAGE, west o
WIS. ave, Nd; price less than $500 al
sGd good 9ses It
YELLOTT & CO., MA. 04s4.
8 ACRES, wooded. located Lee highway
pree afe oeyPns MR HNE sye b. ana s
~ ACRES with 5-room house, outbuild
ingS and fruit trees, 435 fl. fronting or
Cclesville rd.: 400 #. on secondary road
aes rs oot for sgbd,vicns Sale price
Silver Spin sprins oaAn HAN HANNAuRR ReS 7sst 1fsH
Georgia ave. 81. 4129, 81. 1925
Evening star., 1945-03-17
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH on Chesapeake Bay
summer nm homes and building sites. Writ.
Ws t0s STai SsaT1aaiosue. M Box -; MAYO A 4: Co.. Nd
summer rental furn. 3 or bedroom house
cottage, ami; near swimming, boating
rel % and good rental; CHI. O207,
nisbad AknNDEL -, on BAY. price $3.50: fur.
and bath 1st, floor, 4 bedrms end floor
screened front. side and back porches. ..
car garage and shower with 2 rms. above
f1siahIsf EHRahRpr eeSs Gebe S5 EST appointment cal
WANTED BY responsible family 5 or &
bedroom, 2-bath house, completely fur.
nished. on or near. beach. for July anc
Arsust: prefer within committing distance
to scIARFp. aA e. ,4isI Jenifer st. NV. Of
WANT 70 BUY lot or farm facing chesa.
aeas aaeakf By, vicinity Kenwood Beach. Boz
sEIBY- -oN-THE-BAY - For sale. summ.,
cottage, q mi. D. c. MA. 1898: evenings
BAY RIDGE, MD.-Barsain. near bay and
furnished. rooms and bath. fireplace bis
screened porch, fine garage with shop and
ores aressng nd rooms rooms; outdoor shower lovely
MoRN pS'e Rs5doph SGo phoP SS
PATUXENT RIVER. Maryland estate: 2s
mics miles D. C.; 4-bedroom Early Colonial, al
seaped; good fishing, hunting and boating
tenant house, Gear garage, 3-story barn
acres highly !o cultivated: immediate POS
WICKER, 503 South Court House I'd.
FOR RENT-cottase on Breton Bay, neal
! Ieonnardtown, Q onns w., No; elec. II. O567.
peake: 200. from beach: total cash price
ST 900. DE. 5092.
Evening star., 1945-03-17
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEAR ,14th and Park I'd. n.w.-1st com
mercial, suitable for shoe repair, tailor
shop, gift shop, etc; contains store and
off busy upper 4th ST.. suitable terms can
be arranged. Phone weekdays, d. s725.
MODERN STORE. large apt. above, sue
cessful clothing business included, or suit
tunity in partially colored neighborhood
Owner retiring, very low cash required!
HARR1NeToN 7 a ea5o MGT, CO. 71o 14th 11. st.
INDUSTRIAL and commercial locations at
key points in Arlington. Will sell or lease.
W S. HOGE, Jr., 3s15 Lee highway, CH.
AN INVESTMENT with future. group of
stores and apis. in busy GEORGETOWN
section: an opportunity for speculation or
Investment: excellent financing. Can for
Information and appointment to inspect
Ma. 1896 or D1. 1907.
STORE and 3-rm., kitchen, bath apt above:
h.-w.h:; located in Petworth: possession If
desired; S13,75O. Call Mr.. Tammaro, ia.
5976. SHANNON & LUcHs CO.. 1905 H
one looking for place to live and do
business. 8 rooms and bath, full basement;
zoned for any business; | block Clarendon
Circle. 3134 N, 10th St, Arlington, Va.
See any time CHI S346