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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-08-03
Mems SoftboII Schedule

The following G m are
scheduled for Monday, August
6, for teams of the Local IL soft
ball league. The games start at
6:45 p. m.
American Propeller VS.. Cor
don-Mather at WHY'S Park No.
3.
Auto-Lite VS.. Acklin Stamp
ing at WHY'S Park No. /.
Packard Motor VS.. Spicer
Mfg. at Wilson Park No. 3.
Champion Spark Plug VS..
WHY'S Overland at Highland
Park No. 2.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-08-03

hobby because 1t was doctors d1ctum.
Hobbies are in favor because more and more
people have come to recognize the pure Joy
which is derived from the practice.
A good hobby should be chosen as care
fully as college or a job. A hobby should
be something that will have lifelong ap-
peal, something that can be taken up at any
time. In most cases, something that does not
depend on others for its development
Nor should hobby be carried on in any
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-08-03
Deer Season Set

Ohio's third hunting season on
deer in Adams, Pike and Scioto
counties will open on December
3 and close on December 8, both
dates inclusive, according to the
decision of the Ohio Conserva-
ton Commission at its July
meeting in Columbus.
Hunting will be permitted
with shotguns loaded only with
single ball or slug. The use of
buckshot will be prohibited this
year with view to reducing
the number of deer which may
be wounded and lost to the
hunter.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-08-03
Girls SoffhoII Schedule

Games scheduled for the girls
teams of the Local IL softball
league are as follows, for Fri
day, August 10.
Packard Motor VS.. WHY'S
Overland at WHY'S Park No. g.
National Supply VS.. Aviation
Products at Wilson Park No. 2
American Propeller VS.. Indus
trial Rubber at Wilson Park
No. 3.
The Auto-Lite team will draw
a bye on this date.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-08-03

games will be played at the Pal
A-Drome alleys.
Any Unit wishing to enter
ladies' team is asked to get in
touch with Ed. Mandy, Local IL
bowling director or Birdie Rule,
sports editor of the TOLEDO
UNION JOURNAL at Main
9126.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-08-03
Capfain Ted Lyons

The former Chicago White
Sox pitching star, Ted Lyons, is
now a captain in the U. S.
Marine Corps. Captain Lyons
will be As next Dec. %.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-08-03

and will continue for 30 weeks.
Many Units affiliated with
Local IL have made reservations
in the leagues. Among those
entered and the number of teams
which they will enter are:
Mather Spring 2; National Sup
ply 3; American Can 2; Gordon
Bumper; Bingham Stamping;
Willys-Overland 5; Standard
Commutator 2; Toledo Steel
Products; and Hall Mfg, Co. 2.
Local IL will also sponsor a
ladies league this season and
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-08-03
For Men And Women
To Be Blind Par Event

Tickets being distributed throughout the Local II
shops the First Annual Golf Tournament sponsored by
Local H. which will be played at Heather Downs Country
Club Sunday, August 49,
Ed Kurek. manager of the tourney reports that many
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-08-03
From The
Rule Book
By Wilbert "Birdie" Rule
Director of Education and Recreation
Bv Wilbert "Birdie" Rule

Once upon time hobby something that just
grew along person grew from seeds planted perhaps
childhood No except its owner paid much attention
to it.
Every now and then and would take up a
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-08-03

terial in the Local IL league and
the girls are expected to make
good showing against the
world champions.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-08-03
Local II Bowling Team
Captains TO Meet

There will be meeting at 1880 Thursday August 16
Local IL headquarters for captains representatives deous
of entering in the Local IL Bowling Leagues for the 945
The will begin Monday Sept 10 at the Bowl
alleys following Wednesday Hagertys
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-08-03

There are now but two active
American League pitchers who
have won more than 200 games
Red Ruffing and Mel Harder.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-08-03

ott-hand or SIap-happy manner. "And cer-
tany should be allowed to become chore because of
perfectionist attitude,
great interest has been developed among the mem
bersp of Local II and of union people already
discussing the forming of hobby clubs There limit to
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-08-03

what hobby" may include.
Recreation directors ca n
help the young and old alike
to decide what is of most in
terest to them and then help
them develop that interest.
1t doesn't matter what the in
terest is-the only thing that
matters is that the thing be
desirable for the pleasure and
the satisfaction of the doing.
Roy Wening, of the WHY'S
Overland Unit, who recently
returned from service in
Uncle Sans Navy dropped in
the office the other day and
told of a few events which
only a good sailor could wit
ness and still keep his bear
ings. Roy spent "a months in
the Southwest Pacific and
was at Bougainville, Guadal-
canal, and New Caledonia.
At one of the islands, he
says, a bomb hit an Let and
the only vehicle able to leave
the ship under its own power
was a WHY'S Jeep. Also said
that he met many of his
Local IL buddies while he
st1A1s1 around some of the
npt IN square miles of
. jeausehe Pacific.
'@>'tv
Ted Moo ,wski, chairman
of the American Can Unit of
Local IL, and a golfer par ex-
cellent, became the proud
papa, Monday, of an eight
pound infant daughter. She
will be christened Constance,
or Connie, for short. The
names are euphonic, aren't
they?
Jim Inman, athletic direc-
tor and coach of the Perrys-
burg High School teams, is
an Inspector at the Auto-Lite
and says that he is going to
have fine teams this year,
especially the football team,
which will be big and power
full.
Art Peth, popular mixolo-
gist of the Local IL cocktail
room, says that many people
are drinking wine and soda,
with lots of ice, in tall glasses.
Sounds like a good hot
weather drink.
Il
Freddie Bowel, a bowling
devotee of the Willys-Over-
land Unit, predicts a big
season for the Local IL Bowl
ing Leagues and is planning
on playing with one of the
teams.
s~w-wm-w~~-
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-08-03

Freddie Bowel, a bowling
devotee of the Willys-Over-
land Unit, predicts a big
season for the Local IL Bowl
ing Leagues and is planning
on playing with one of the
teams.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-08-03

PROBLEM
BLACK-THIRTEEN
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-08-03

Art Peth, popular mixolo-
gist of the Local IL cocktail
room, says that many people
are drinking wine and soda,
with lots of ice, in tall glasses.
Sounds like a good hot
weather drink.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-08-03

WHITE-NINE
white 10 play and mate In three moves
Evening star., 1945-04-04
FARMS FOR SALE.

BRANDYWINE. MD-Beautiful hos and
truck farm. 10 miles from District line;
10-room house, tenant house, and barn, go
land. Tractor, truck and all necessary
farming equipment sold separately. Price,
siS;599; Csll Lincoln 1924 ask for MIR
55 ACRES on hard-surfaced road, so acres
rich crops and grazing land, acres IN
farm farm ideally located G among fihe estates
The house has nice rooms. city electricity
and phone: there is q saTsse, chicken
erty is clear of debt and the price. is
Years. Years. See iS MASON HfRsT' Annsndsls.
M at the ss ssc of cosed san1sys ass
BUS DRIVER offers his elIa-scre farm,
"a acres clear. balance in oak timber:
tric and telephone lines on hishwsy; IL
acre 80 miles to D. c., Also acre, front,
4 $500 cash: A. G. ANDERSON. OK.
near fKRbEkick f abis1 Mp fIVS S.eant
114-acre farm with excellent land ano
neyer-failiny spring and stream providins
se:e ba snd
modern kitchen, hardwood foers: new "a
COW modern barn with new dairy equip
and ah 1ax4o M 's GOOD nfs bsnk BARN chicken bogst
adequate to accommodate 500 hens, br6odei
house for 1000 chicks and turkey house
small orchard; this property is located just
north of Frederick. at Bethel. Nd. THOS
J. FISHER d. CO. INC, Realtors, 13S 18th
st NV, DI $3.50.
ABOUT 33 MILES TO d. C.-10o-acr
farm with new and modern 5-room frame
bungalow. full basement, coal hot-WateI
neat barn, chicken house. granary ano
garage; 80 acres in cultivation and grass
tractor can be used on all cleared land
fenced and cross-fenced; on State road
Price. S9,55O: $1,000 cash Se5 per month
EASTMAN & STEELE, Realtors, Fall.
Church 2620.
331a ACRES, fenced and ready TO culti-
vate. Modern improvements include &.
room brick house. 4, yrs old, barn and
outbuildings. Immediate possession foI
farm use or for subdivision purposes Sell
ing because of health; asking $4,000
worth your Investigation LINKINS CO,
exclusive agent, 1 Dupont Circle De-
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1871 Special 4-dr sedan: low
mileage; two-tone paint. very pretty car;
will trade for smaller car, Ford, Chev. or
Ply. 40 or Al. ME. 1882, before $3.50
BUICK 1910 Special sedan: good condi-
tion; low ceiling: will finance. 1900 l.
ccHaEviRRoLET ca 1896 standard e-door: beau
tiful original black finish, excellent me
ICE. 62s II st. ne. AT 1900.
CHEVROLET '37 4-door, r. and h.. in
good condition, below ceiling. 1701 Ben
SHkYsLEk SIak u Royal 1899: ss m is, GOOD tires.
CHRYSLER 1910 New Yorker sedan; two
all around condition: trade. terms.
WHEELER, INC. 1910 wisconsin. OR. 1920.
over 40 miles o's to gal. l. Of gas; leaving % town
and. would like to trade for large late
mode car for moving. RE. 1907 after
DE SOTO 80 coach: good condition, 3 new
tires; want '4O-41, prefer convert; private.
DODGE 1885 coupe: nice little car pri-
vately owned: must sell right away. See
ct parking lot, 9th and G SITS. NV, before
FORD 1894; very low mileage and in per-
feet cond; like to sell right away. See
at st ESS0, STA, s0l st. NV, or call
FORD 1889 go" coupe; needs body repair.
La SALE 1885 4-door sedan: black finish.
radio and heater, clean inside; trade,
terms, o WHEELER. INC. 4s1o Wisconsin.
LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1s4s 4-door sedan.
seat covers; trade and terms CAPITOL
CADILLAc CO., 1922 22nd st. NV. MA.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

LOTs-sILvER SPRING-LOTs-2-c cor;
ner lots. $1,000 each; 8 beautiful wooded
lots. $3.50 to $1,000; l large wooded lot
a. eG'f Is HseISs sss4 as eos
sufIbERs. sif ATTENTION! 20 beautiful
north of Kslmia rdD. Some of these lots
are priced as low as 39c per so. IT.; sewer,
concrete street and curb in place, sraded.
on Leegate rd., l4th st, 18th st, Eastern
ave. and other connecting SITS, from 81. 500
up. Act at once because Immediately
after the European war there will be ire
mendous demand for homes this un-
usually desirable 10th st. location. Houses
ing Ing I srransed sHAPIRo. INC ovne. :,
WoSDfp RSS Hs5mG9S Gorsruy NE improved na
curb, sewer and water; ready to build on
in Woodhaven, Wsshinston,s fnssI su6uI
ban community. Call MR.. DEIN, WI
CORNER 10th and Taylor NV. lsouth.
west corner, perfect town location. 6oxl 50
n pSs tSft gssxns On sth Cain "a en-
until 8 pm F. "A. TWEED CO. 5504
sGnR vs ESSsiusiss srsnts lots near
KS Toll House Tavern, $3.50 TO Sl,450
THE MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO,
APT. APT House sITE-we have for sale ap-
prox 100000 So it. OF ground located in
the Mt Alto HOSPITAL area. zoned for
apts: price, $4,000. For further intor-
nation call GRAHAM HALL. Realtors. WI
$3.50: evenings and Sunday, Mr.. Schafer.
WI 1l35.
SILVER SPRING, near Catholic and Prot
estant churches. schools. stores: lots, all
imp. $1,000. H. F. BIEBER, SH. 6565.
ATTENTION BUnDERS-15 lots, Be
thesda area, wooded minimum SOFT
frontage; water and sewer in $500 to
5000 each.
30 lots, Tskoma Park, close in; water
and sewer in: wooded: $3.50 each.
Bethesda apt site, for sarden type group
of l2O units: $4,000. Cali Mr. Flora,
WI. 23ss, with EDMUND J. FLYNN,
RE 1918
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

EXCELLENT LOCATION for manufactur-
ing or sales distribution with or without
east Of corners md ave, Bladens-
burg I'd; etc. and 18th ST &C G0od os,t trans
yaespt sign on . pTopsrtyi saiv Owner will
his his investment. See Mr.. PARSONS, WEAVER
6Eps G E.k sToKs Rds pI sseS
location for high 6s neighsorhooa a 61SI-
MAkEK f6k SALE llG ok RESTNea RI NA brieh rex ware.
house 4Ox100 feet, near Metropolitan
s4sa sHsaeh IagIs &! 81 lsRi s'sf fs 'f
iiAEGsSE GS 6SwSHSxS ~ HOUSE, in ,st com; m
basement brownstone house Of II rooms;
baths and lsvatory, with 3 room rooms an and
norph no1a IN Of Circle e0is snd
excellent furnace with oil heat. Lease to
March 1 at $1,000 per annum. May be
pERs Co. TNc.. Realtors testab 1857,
Ist 1919 toMMfKc1aa Nj nE r. lfsRasorERrY-vacant
2,i50 So, It. $1,000. Call Mr.. Measen, DI
'SfSs S1sISs RSSs rTKs4 RHEFrs 9oMAtssT. NA aa3S
sisooe tof bos sE9Gt pzhsSs 81 sA ssod Frfs M
ATTENTION FLORIST OR MEDICAL sup
plies merchant: Brick store and rms.
and bath. on Pa. ave. NV. 30-ft. alley;
near G. w. Hospital. Call Mr.. Tammaro,
ia 5976, SHANNON g. LUCHS CO., 1905
H st. NV. MA. 2345.
I4th ST.-Downtown bldg. in busy mid
city section. Large store downstairs. apts.
upstairs. Price, S37 CITY REALTY
Co, 607 E St. NV. Ma. 046o: ewes. Ex.
DOCToRs' ATTENTIoN-a-sty.. s-r. brick,
: close Doctors Hospital. BEACON REAL
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Not This
Don Flowers

To this is added Capparis sola,
ammonia ambotay, or other catalytic
agents. This concoction Is boiled
10 a sirup, then poured into shallow
earthen vessels to dry to a paste. 1t
may be poured into bamboo tubes to
be used as a medium of exchange
between tribes.
The style of blowguns varies.
Usually. they are made from two
strips inches wide cut from the
trunk of chonta palm. The 9 to Is
foot strips are smoothed. a groove
ground for the bore of the gun and
then glued together to form a cyl
inder. Darts are IA inches long
made of a rib of chonta palm or
iron-strong wood. One inch from the
tip, a deep groove is cut around it.
so that 1t will break easily in the
wound.
Curare paralyzes the eyelids, neck,
fingers, toes. arms, legs and respira-
tory muscles.
Curarine, the alkaloid extracted
from curare. is used in shock ther-
apy. 1t is not an anaesthetic, but =
powerful sedative.
Evening star., 1945-04-04
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE tcent.)

LTNCOLN.ZEPHYR 1889 sedan; dan, new nsE
tires s.tssrs tsvs.rds. sIo9 md s.'9 nN 4s44
sGsp sna nn,ass: aTsae hae cAPfToL nsr Y" cARnHc Co.
raSkaab aaa aias isss 1s iso coupe.
asn tsrm. .oD wasan9R faSstas INC. 1910 wisconsin
PH PACk4R6 i4RG 1s4o 4-door sedan: s-eyllnder,
sale BY owner: can be seen At 4112 Clssett
LYsSGTs FL GSsff 49, sDses ds luxe
s1sSs9' xSTo sss &C. n
sLxMoTIH 1894 ,,s' 4lSSsr ~, ,edsn ,Se .sss 1924
E;iSss;Ini shzsSgfH of Ss5 a.aeer sedan slss
FELYSoTrh oourE; 1921; foes fs,esr,,y 1snn,ns n,s
rLyMoGrH FL I'll ii 1887 4-dr. sedan: les. than ~,
SG9 mi On new met mSsGg Mt oyef snS rd
PoNTiHc '4i converting club coupe with
Is-ft house trailer Buick 10 small coupe coupe
So sedan. 1913 i4th st. NV. DE. $3.50;
tires snd spare: good good condition Phone
sATuDEB4KER A 1S1s Champion club sedan;
1941 Commander sedan; de luxe equipped
mandsh chamR0n aIaS Sedan moor
CENTER. 5s5 No. Glebe I'd, Arlinston' Va
ATTENTION-Trade your car on better
car or CHEAPER car. We ,, speeia,ize ~ 1 on
anee 4 hnanced; Telephons p,ogs US for 1nG in
formation, RANDALL MOTORS, INC,
1850 18th st. NV. Ex. 1890.
TAXI AND PUG, perfect cond:, AZ Plym-
outh. motor new, recaps; passed INSPECTION;
5000. l35 Grant ave, Tskoms Park, Md
USED CAR SALE.
ii studebaker 70" Commander sedan.
| Al fincain -Zephyr custom sedsn, r. and b.
~ Mercury sedan. r. and h.
AZ Chrysler Saratoga sedan, ?. and =.
40 Packard ''t' sedan, r. and h., overofivs
40 Packard super sedan, +. and h.
40 La Sale club coupe, r. and p.
40 Olds torpedo sedan. r. and h.
40 Buick Century sedan, r. and h.
80 Buick Special club coupe. r. and h.
HYArTsviLiE BUICK CO.. WA I'LL
LINCOLN 1892 z. PASSENGER Limousine;
like new. clean throughout; Just the thing
for transportation. VIII trade. Price,
only $3.50.
Lincoln Zephyr 1939 4-door sedan: clean
! throughout. with good rubber. radio and
heater. Trade and terms; 4 real bargain
at SS15 EICHBERG AUTO SALES CO,
| 1927 r ST. NV HO, oS76
Evening star., 1945-04-04
SUBURBAN sAIE-Mp. (cent.)

Ma MAR sMyEs sPa!SG a.
eenter-hall- brick house; large living
room threplace), dining room, kitchen
a .ss :nd rear s. HSrehs sna 1t it. 81 .and.sF sEss .s
hardwood floors throughout; recreation rm,
bar, maids room. lavatory and wash
basin In ba basement: oil INV. heat: insulated
Venetian blinds; 2-car garage; lot 7Ox20O;
plenty space for garden and chickens;
Just 2 blocks from stores and transp. ];
si GsEsd sh 'Esf Prize Co. &C
S;ARRETT PARK. ND. ,! ses; oooms,rsPom2 9, n
home containing 4 bedrooms and ? baths
is situated on a beautiful rolling tract Of
fss on By pSreps ns kocR ar
parkway and is Ia blocks from busline.
This Is fne opportunity to buy good
this beautiful Is acres of ground which
an excellent site for postwar building. For
Mannskee, RA. 1858, with FRANK s.
SfAR PoT6MAc AND ROCKVILLE, bunsa-
$3950. See plans. H. F. BIEBER, SH.
S Month sas: Ssasom o
nice lot: basement; near stores and trans
sss5o 81 45o 1d DOWN RoBRRr s. SAWS
CO, 1903 Baltimore ave. near hot
sheppel; VA. 1900 1900: ., ,,,w ,ovs,v
2-bedroom house in best section of Hyatts-
vile; large living room, dining room
kitchen and pantry: tiled bath ana
shower: starred and hoored> attic; space
for extra room: basement lavatory). oil
heat: 2-car garage; lot SOx150; beautifully
HANDICAPPED: near stores ano transporta-
ton: immediate possession. ROBERT s.
DAVIS CO., 5303 Baltimore ave. ,near
hot shoppel. WA. 1900.
FIVE ACRES, cedar and oak grove. so
year-old house. furnished; electricity:
other conveniences available. quarter
school; miles fishing and bathing
beach; exceptional possibility for post
war remodelins: on busline; Al miles
D. c.; exchange for beach property;
price, $4,000. ia. 0226 between $50
HILLSIDE, Md BUNGALOWS. 4 rms. and
bath each. Price $3.50 and So. 500. Only
. blocks to bus. Large shady lot: T. p.
Bursess, with C. d. MURPHY, AT. 2239'
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION of 6-rm. cor
ner brick, yrs. old. with gas heat. ga
rage. slate roof full basement. near ele-
mentary school, IN Bethesda. Price, SILL
500. Call BRUCE KESSLER. 927 18th ST.,
MA. 1854, WI. 1865.
KENSINGTON, MD D.-Modern, attractive
6-room house; fireplace, fun basement; "a
acre; near Conn. ave: $4,000. terms.
MIJRDOCK. Kenslngton b53.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

ia 5th ST. NV. near Court Bldgs l-2
attractive rooms, with bath, 2nd noor,
front show window, ideal for attorney, etc.
Parking space and air-conditioning avail
able Apply LEO M BERNSTEIN g. CO.,
f1S 9th ST. NV. ME. 5400.
DOWNTOWN, l0IS Vermont ave. NV;
near ! 5th and sts)-2 rooms 3rd
floor: will rent singly or as suite: reason
able rent. immediate possession. Call Rent
Dept, LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO. ME.
: ROOMS WITH BATH, large hall, 4th
floor of downtown bldg; no elevator; suit
able artists studio or any other uses rea-
konable rent. Call Rent Dept, LEO M
BERNSTEIN a. CO, ME. 540O.
DESK SPACE, ideal for people, single
desk for l: also telephone and mail serv.
L. J. CoWIE, sOs Eye St. NV. MA. b4s7
buiidine. 2os King ST. Alevandria; no
more handsome quarters for individual or
orsanization to be found in Washinston sh .n1
area. built in 1900, it represents the best
architectural tradition of the period. See
your own broker or phone TIE. 202O. g.
SMALL UNFURN. ROOM in office suite in
Woodward Bldg: $50 mo-; available May
9Th ST. N.W;ILarse room, LIST floor, in
light included S2Si Can Be o seen ao 9 70 70
st MA. 1851.
Evening star., 1945-04-04
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE


ADAM A. WESCHLER = son, auctioneers
furniture, personal effects
8" jointer with motor, etc. By order
Ambassador Moving & Storage Co., for
at Weschlers. 91b : st: NV, Friday,
dinette, bed and living rooms. odd beds.
chests OF drawers, tables, chairs, lamps,
studio and sofa beds. mirrors, box and
spiral springs. inner-spring and felt mat
tresses. pillows, etc.
ZED L. WILLIAMS . ZED L. WILLIAMS,
yr., Auctioneers.--Auction of restaurant
fixtures and equipment at 70S H ct. ne,
Monday. April Q, at 2 pm, Clean. up-to-
date '.Uneida" lunch room will be closed
out piece by piece. GE 4-Cr. electri
refriserator, fne gas range, large steam
table. kitchen sinks, grease trap, cooking
utensils, dishes, glassware, china, 20.ft.
lunch counter. IA stools. 5 complete booths,
tables and chairs, up-to-date cash register,
pie cases, nuorescent lights. = electric
ceiling fans. Also from living quarters.
maple bedroom suite and other bedroom
pieces, Public inspection permitted Thurs,
Friday and Saturday, 10 am. to 3 pm.
For particular Information call the Aue-
tioneer, MA. S020.
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Natures Children
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
CURARE.

Curare is an extract made from
woody lianas, known as bushropes
or climbing plants. native to South
America. 1t is used as medicine
and a dart poison. Indians have
known about curare for centuries.
The first record in English about it
was in 1896.
Only three of the many species
are important. Some of the plants
reach height of over 80 feet. They
use forest tree neighbors for support.
Small white or yellowish flowers
open as soon as the rainy season
begins. Globose bluish-green or yell
lowish- orange berries arrive at its
close Leaves vary in size according
to species. Some are ell inches
long, 2-8 inches wide. They are dull
green above, rusty beneath.
Curare is made by boiling selected
ingredients from roots, stems, ten
drills and bark. Impurities are
skinned of, the liquid is filtered.
Evening star., 1945-04-04
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

s9 UNITS, "a yrs. old: this is mar
Selous opportunity TO buy bldg tnat Is
cellent Va. location, 10 minutes from
S Sss NsN Ran es" fHs fi HsFcs e. cGhsn S5t
AoDERS d RS' AFA FA iS stpc.. vicinity lssn and
so At s tHsf VIM the sSP'fl At T
9o FEW c SNAIL 2 fseSGs g. Both s2sk P ass an
from ss5oS = Se HSa'eS Saf AE e co
s sos 'SfksSn 1fkGINfA "a ry AVE 81 sEs is rms bath
front fr 'snd and BACK yard; ard semide W h.
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sligo 1000. Ewes, GE 1864
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SEVEN 4-FAMILY FLATs-Deal direct
with owner; save commissions. AT. 1Ts.
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RARE oPpoRTuNiTYNoutstsndin u; II M stan n: semi
detached 4,family apt bldgs:, In best Sc
seSSn facing So GOT PARK sh9Dpns
all utilities except heat: complete man
agement service provided: rentals are low
but an investment of $4,000 cash in each
building will yield a 15so. cash return plus
accumulation of substantial equity. GOLD
STEM BROS, RE. 1858.
1905 18th ST. N.W.-23-ft. frontage. $40"
SO. #, covered with 2-story building, rear
opening to alley on S ST; rented for year.
Tor 81, 800 annually owner pays taxes and
cellent business property investment al
$4,000; property clear and S12,00O lst
trust can be arranged. See Mr.. Parsons,
WEAVER BROS, INC, Washington Bldg.
APARTMENT" near Meridian Hill Park,
ing in approximately Sl3.0o0 gross rents
annually; freproof building, terraZzo hall
floors, exceptionally good condition. In
spection by appt. only. Call ME. l43
until 3 pm. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN WASHINGTON
Modern brick store. leased until 194S to
larRe chain organization at $500 a year:
building 50xl20 ft, fireproot construction.
with large adjoining parking area. an idea.
investment with splendid postwar posi-
hllities. Price and terms on application
SHANNON d L0cHs CO., i5o5 H St. NV
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT - Here is an
unusual group of properties on North
brick houses, one detached s-famiy brick;
total rentals. $4,000 a year: no expense;
excellent future value only S4150A terms.
Call till 2 pm. LEO M. BERNSTEIN co:
ME- 5400. your Neighbor Bought From Us
OWNER WILL SELL group of two 4-famlly
Petworth area low rentals. tenants fur
nish own utilities; priced right. For in
formation call MIR. SCHWARTZ, EX. 70sS.
Ewes. GE. 3522.