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Evening star., 1945-12-16

800 sseFy y0s sooo Das Stock
good clean-cut store.
Grocery, no rooms. cheap rent: $500
weekly sales; no beer; $500. Including
Delicatessen, corner: no rooms: s7s rent
between $500 and 5000 weekly sales. Price
S5.25o. including stock; $4,000 cash. bal
Drug store on widely Travelled thoroush
fare. no competition; room for great i'm
ciation. weekdays. '' A "'''
STOP, LOOK AND LIsTEN-Here the!
S3vrto % rooms. 1 baths: 2 connecting houses
into, apis. and some sleeping rms. Yer,
bns s for sieoo6 rum Only ny soee down
%enhy sssa1; quot eS6ted st. $685. lss6s 81
once Priced to 0 sell for ss,5oo gear want! 9a
Ill IS room rooms, 4 baths: h.-w: coal heat
ideal for tourist home and increase in
se or oEas5 ssoo ong Wants t. soFSs S and
house reps ssaS 81 oWnsr Seas Vii Win siv ss
Az fsI @ ownsI orH ssgSStsd s555
II rooms, baths: @ Te4Go rent. SO: asn0iss incom,
quoted, $500; right on e. Capitol; Toot
furniture. plenty of linens; shows q goos
net profit; only $1,50O down.
| 10 rooms, 8 baths; rent, SS5; oil heat
arranged into 4 complete, apts. with elec
$500 doxn St nc ca near ev sna real su'
Brokers, MA. 2425. MA. 5447. These arls
many other rooming houses are offered fo
sale through the Offices Of YOUNG
PASTOR. 1st floor. 1929 Vermont NV
ANTHONY<& CHAPLIN OFFERING:
Restaurant, LIQUOR; air conditioned; To-
Gated at Conn. ave-; doing kood business
good profits; present seating capacity abou
100, can be ENLARGED to $50; 15-year lease
excellent proposition for the right persons
see us.
/ Restaurant. liquor; doing about 500
daily business: lease and cheap rent; pric,
less than S20.000; terms.
Restaurant, LIQUOR; doing about S15(
daily business: 10-year LEASE, reasonable
rent; price, S15. 200: terms.
Restaurant. beer: doing about 81 90 daily
business; b-year lease; rent, S125 month
price $1,000; terms
Restaurant. beer; doing more than $40
daily business: 5-year lease; rent, S12s
month; price. 81. 500. terms
A unique, clean and profitable lieht foos
business: short hours, am. to 4 pm.
no sundays: = good proposition for th,
right person who can keep open ionge
hours; lease; price, $4,000; terms. Se,
TIHoNf 4 :i cHiAPM, a ~ mt r. 'icr s.s. xT 77cz
Evening star., 1945-12-16

BAkERY-NW. location; S7O0 weekly
business; same owner 10 years; good lease
obtainable: $4,000 will handle.
Beauty parlor. NV. location, now op-
Grated by owner herself doing S175 to 5000
weekly equipped for 3 operators: up tc
date IN every respect: rent, sos,
weekly business guaranteed rent. S55
including apt. Price, 81 500 for all
Liquor-reStaurant. 100000 yearly
long lease; Selling on account OF other in
terests. 100000 down will handle
Liquor-reStaurant, NV. location. long
lease, low rental open 3 to ] seats 10
Price, $1,000, including stock and next
years license.
D. G. S. grocery, ne. location, $1,000
weekly guaranteed. Rent, SI2O with a s.
year lease. Price. SIS 500, including stock
and truck THURM & SILVER, 90S 10th
ST. NV. MA. 9H64
Evening star., 1945-12-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

REST, BEER, WINE, 14th st. near cal
a rent sao sso ong lease aasn des atN 81 up
zBEa afTRs hlbyfo%AR yiypse nv sH6F 81. dssa: ssa
TS Sn store Is osF sSsf lines esd
added fmmed poss. viii be given un-
usual oppor. for an experience responsible
e HARRY Riisd to rs1ED4N fs * Bfose
BEAUTY SALON between washington Cir
excellent location, very little competition,
Two operators will remain terms can be
FEE waN aeSEe Ss co sss
specialize in the buying and selling Of
few have Ifsi iivins quarters s u '''' WV .
owner quotes $1,000 and more month;
Sp%S e Iff ES5x 81; sf5ss4
SGY From oEE sk oi f tie sE ss Slae ae offer
quoted ST, 100 month: corner house on
New HAMPSHIRE ave. NV. near Dupont
Sss shows f0Sf a. net soB5 Bso yodkG Sq
xlIAIRiETY lIII sToRE.owner quotes $4,000 %
crease business considerably as .marke,
opens up; a great opportunity for ex-
ants and ss Teaa
fees 1ss o0d windows, large room; selling price
s.rm and bath apt Call ofhce for sp;
L. ELLIS, Long Est Broker, 1910 Vermont
aTTEsTIioN7 sYs kPi H. re- arTEs4ros-1,st iIt9 YOU,
rooming house or other business for sale
with one Of the big 81 we can sell it fol
you in "a hours # priced right; long year.
OF experience and personal attention Is a
MA. 3052, YOUNG & PASTOR. 1i39 Yer.
mont NV. Real estate and business brokers
SMALL RESEARCH and experimental shor
tools. office equipment, oil heat, benches
fuorescent lighting and everything, neces-
Sary to carry on business: immed. poss
Phone EX. 0600 or NO. 441O. MR.. I'm
BEAUTY SALON. "a interest, In well-estab.
lished shop and in exclusive section, North
Arlington. Va: wonderful opportunity fol-
active partner. For information ccall
Chestnut 1902.
SANDWICH SHOP Will sacrifice gooo
little business, rent $50, lease; does $500
or ewes. FIR. 0224
WANTED TO BUY-Established book ane
record shop In Washington or nearby; gooc
location; Write giving particulars. Bo,
l16-B, Star
Evening star., 1945-12-16

1901 CLIFTON ST. N.W.-Large furnished
house, arranged into 6 complete apts.,
q baths: income. S4.5S4; excellent loca-
tion; good Investment; immediate pos
session Of one large apt. s. 900 cash will
handle. Open for inspection. BOB HOL-
n: Y ave. NV. MA. 9743.
SMALL VARIETY STORE NV, sells no.
tlons. gifts mems wear, patent medicines,
yrs. made plenty of money here. wife
YER III, must sacrifice.. Total price only
stock. Mr. THRIFT (exclusive), 1908
N. Y. ave. NV. Ma 9743 or Union 1898
SELF SERVICE MKT.-Nearhv virginia:
bus S2,700 weekly, GOOD will S12 800.
Groc. .meat m kt.; bus. Sl,1O0 weekly.
no rooms. rent. S11500; short hours,
closed Sundays.
<Groc. mkt: bus, $500 weekly, no
rooms, rent $50. Well equipped no beer.
Lock. stock. barrel. $500. GE. 1910.
JOSEPH KLEIN. MA. l40S.
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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-02
Close Games In Local 12 Bowling League
Local II Sponsors
Boxinq Shows

In line with a vast athletic
and recreation program being
planned by Local IL, boxing has
been added to the list of sports
attractions to be offered to the
membership in particular and
to the sports fans of Toledo.
A meeting was held in the
Local IL headquarters, Wednes-
day night, at which an advisory
committee was selected and
plans for the proposed boxing
shows discussed.
At this meeting it was an
nounced by Richard Gosser,
Region 2-B Director, and Mel
vim Schultz, Local IL President,
that the boxing shows would be
held under the jurisdiction of
the Recreation Department with
Randolph Gray handling the
financial end and Wilbert "Bir-
die" Rule in charge of promo
ton.
The exact nature of the box
ing exhibitions has not been
decided upon as yet, but it is
thought that they will consist
of both amateur and profeS-
sional bouts.
Vote for Thomas Burke
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-02
Little Brown JUG
Ar Stake

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov 3
All the football chips will be
down and the competition will
be at its keenest this weekend
as Minnesota and Michigan
square off in their traditional
Little Brown jug struggle here
Saturday.
The largest home crowd since
1943, an expected $4,000 per
sons, will witness the game be-
tween the teams, each once
beated in Western Conference
competition. 1t will be the seth
game between the two rivals
with Michigan holding the edge
by winning 20 games, losing l3
and tying two.
Instead of perhaps taking
Minnesota a bit more lightly be-
cause of its 20-7 loss at the
hands of Ohio State, Coach
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-02
SWOrGSHRaan7S ~
Quiz

Score yourself 10 points for
each correct answer to ques-
tions below. A score of 80 is ex-
cellent; 80 very good; below so,
not so good 49, you need to spend
more time outdoors. Answers
will be found elsewhere on this
page but don't peep until you've
tried all ten questions Editor.
l What are the only livin g
mammals that fly?
q What bird impales his bird
victims on the needles of a
thorn tree?
g. What reptile, common in
Ohio, never takes a drink of
water?
4 What small bird uses horse
hair almost exclusively in its
nest?
5. What fish is said to live $50
years?
9 What duck is said to live $50
years?
Z What is said to have the
shortest span of life?
8 More people fish with gar
den hackle than any other
bait. What is garden hackle?
8 What is the difference be
tween a fishing rod and q
fishing pole?
10 What bee will never sting q
person?
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-02
Football Predictions

Ohio State over Northwestern.
Ohio University over KY. State
Teachers.
Ohio Northern over Ohio Wes-
leyan.
Alabama over Kentucky.
Baldwin Wallace over Cincin-
natl.
Yale over Dartmouth.
Marquette over Detroit Univ.
Georgia Tech over Duke.
Illinois over Great Lakes.
Kansas over Nebraska.
LSU over Mississippi.
Michigan over Minnesota.
Navy over Notre Dame (but
cloSe).
Purdue over Pittsburgh.
Pennsylvania over Princeton.
St. Mary's over use.
Texas over SMU.
Oklahoma over TCU.
Army easily over Villanova.
Wisconsin over Iowa.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-02
NutionoI League

The National League race at
the end of the first round is an
exact contrast of the American
League. Here the DeVilbiss No.
2 team is dominant winning 20
games and losing only one. Their
nearest competitors are Willys
No. 4, four games off pace.
George Gels of Standard Com
mutator, claimed high individual
honors in the league with his big
621 series last week.
Gordon Bur mper dispelled
rumors of their position to
cement last place in league
standing by clipping Hall No. 2
two games, giving notice of their
intentions of giving up that posi-
ton in the very near future.
InfernofionaI Division
American Can are the pace
settlers in this division with
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-02

military service and is plan
ming on returning to his old
job. Sgt. Miller was with the
511th Fighter Squadron and
saw service in Germany, Bel
GUM, France, and England.
He says that the English girls
are the incest in Europe.
What about your Irish back
ground, Paul?
Scotty Rogers (Spicer Unit
owner of the Lazy Acres
ranch on Alexis road, is book
ing hayrides for social groups
in the city. When snow comes
he will also book old fash
ioned sleigh ride parties
Scotty says. Remember how
we looked forward to those
winter sleigh rides? And the
bottom of the sleigh was
filled with straw to keep the
little tootsies warm?
+
When Toots Martin was
leaving Piqua for Toledo, fol,
lowing the Region 2-B con,
ference, he somehow took the
wrong route and wound ur
back in Piqua some few hours
later. That small town laugh
lotion must have lasting eff.
fects.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-02
License Sales Up

LANSING, Nov. 2 - Sales oi
temporary and annual non-resi-
dent fishing licenses are Is per
cent above those of last year, ac-
cording to the conservation de
partment of Michigan.
End of hostilities was marked
by a sharp increase in tourist
travel, as reflected in fishing IL
cense sales to outstate residents.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-02
High School
Football
Changed Little

The high school football pic
ture in Toledo remains virtually
the same as it was at this time
last week The only difference
is that Woodward moved out
of a cellar tie position by de-
feating DeVilbiss in a close
game.
The Waite Indians hold undis-
puted first place in the race and
cannot possibly 60 lower than
tie for the position. They wal
Topped Libbey to snuff out any
doubt as to the best team in the
city and possibly in the state
of Ohio.
Scott Bulldogs will tangle
with Libbey's Cowboys tonight
at Scott stadium and the
outcome will not have much
bearing on the high school race
only in case that Libbey
should lose, and then CentraPs
Fighting Irish will move into a
tie for second berth with Lib
bey. But that isn't likely to be
the outcome of the game be
cause Libbey is smarting after
their defeat by Waite and be in
the game for keeps.
Mansfield will be host to To
ledo Waite tonight in a game
which will mean much in select
ing the state C h m p o n d.
Waite remains in the undefeat-
ed class while Mansfield has had
its goal line crossed several
times.
The DeVilbiss Tigers are
bringing a very good team from
Sandusky here tonight for their
meeting at the DeVilbiss sta
dium. DeVilbiss will be trying
to gain face after their last
weeks defeat by Woodward and
are preparing to give the San
duskians a hot reception. The
Sandusky outfit is reported to
be light and exceptionally fast
with many deceptive plays,
Repeal the Un-American PR system
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-02

The only team IN the COUNTY, WIICII COT,
sistently completes on par with these grld.
iron juggernauts is the Fightin Irlsn Oh
Notre Dame and, after years OF grldlron
rivalry, holds an edge in the number OF VIC
tories over the Army and Navy football
powerhouses.
In all of the accredited colleges in the
United States, including Notre Dame' the
college term is four years, while Army and
NAVY academies continue on for six years
H. - .AaalE ,,nrr,aits t1mn more wears 10
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-02

the sport. The ultimate out
come of the game will be-
known to every football ian
throughout the country even
before the game starts and
colleges will not care to send
their football warriors against
such vastly superior teams.
Some fine aggregations in
cluding Michigan, Pennsyl-
vania, and even little, but
game, Villanova played
against the strong military
and naval teams and have
emerged from the contests
bruised and battered with
their morale knocked for a
row of brick houses.
Unless this football picture
is changed soon the chances
for All-American recognition
will rest with only those two
teams and the national myth
ical championship race will
be uninteresting and dull.
Vote for Thomas Burke
One of our good Union
members tells a good football
joke on himself.
He took his first college ex-
animation and answ er e d
every question - answered
them wrong. The professor
called him to his office later
and said, II don't believe that
you know anything"
To which our football hero
answered, "Sir, l don't even
suspect anything"
Il
Len Donov van, assistant
county prosecutor, was ad-
dressing a political audience
recently and told this one.
His friend was having his
eyes examined and the doctor
asked him If he could read
the bottom line. The fellow
looked at those small letters
A T E o T F d z, then he
suddenly said, Read it, heck
| know him. / played with
him in the Notre Dame back
field"
Repeal the PR system
Paul Biker, of the Toledo
Scale Unit, was standing in
front of the Commodore
Perry Hotel looking glum
when friend asked him
what was wrong. Il bought
a girl glass of champagne
and she started making love
to me-" Paul sighed.
When he was asked what
was wrong with that, Paul
sadly answered, II could have
got her on beer"
Sgt. Paul Miller, who en-
listed in the Army Air Forces
38 months ago while he was
a member of the Spicer Unit,
has just been released from
~@-w~u~~w~~ w~~~~~-u~~-m1n~~um~
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-02

the top four.
WHY'S No. l
! a S t ye ar S
A m e r i C a n
League champs
are resting in
sixth pl a c e
losing a lot of
c ! 0 S e games
and h a V i n g
m o e t h a n
their share of
touch luck. But
you know the
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-02

WHY'S trailing by one game, fol-
lowed by Mather No. l two
games behind the leaders.
Toledo Pressed Steel is show
ing a big improvement lately-is
it because Mr.. Grzechowiak back
from the armed forces put a
little pepper to Mr.. Neal Beck
and Co.
Jim Czerniak commenting that
there's nothing wrong with his
team that little practice won't
cure.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-02

Fritz Crisler Monday impressed
even more seriously upon his
squad the danger that the
Gophers present. He warned
that the Northern may be ex-
pected to descend upon Ann
Arbor in a vengeful mood, set
to bound back from their de-
feat
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-02
Hunting In Ohio

Ohio has banned the use of
buckshot in deer hunting to re-
duce the number of wounded
deer lost to sportsmen. Hunting
is allowed only with shotgun
shells loaded with single ball
or slug, or bow and barbless ar
row from December 3 to 8, in
elusive.
Repeal the PR System
When Michigan plays Navy
at Baltimore, Nov. 10, Wesley
Muelder, sub halfback, may play
against his brother, Wallace, a
member of the Annapolis squad.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-02
Hints For Hunters

Don't try handle your companions dog Never criticize
his dogs fault Praise his good points.
the dog chance to retrieve your bird LOOK ior
IL Yourself only a court of last resort
Find which side your companion prefers to shOOt
from . and take the other side.
Never shoot at birds flying your COmpaniOns way.
Don't claim birds not absolutely sure you killed
Never your friends favOrite spot which he has
shown you along have his consent Alter
.bove all, never take chance Observe all the rules
safety.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-02

I Bats, 2. The butcher bird
3. The frog. They absorb it
through their skins. 4. The chip
ping sparrow. 5. The carp. 6.
Elder Duck. 7 The mayfly-it
lives less than one day. 8. Fish
worms. 8. A pole costs less than
SIS, a rod costs more. 10 The
queen bee. They only use their
stinger to kill other queen bees.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-02
BoW-Arrow Popular

LANSING, Nov 2 - A spec
tacular 377 per cent increase in
sale of resident bow and arrow
deer licenses this fall is reported
by the conservation department.
Department game men believe
that the increase in sales Of Ii
censes also may reflect a new
attitude on the part of sportsmen,
an increased appreciation of
hunting for its own sake and
lesser emphasis on the kill,
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-02
George Gels Gets 621
Teams Are Improving

The Local II American League is beginning to
few ers such teams Standard Commutator, WHY'S
No Toledo Scale DeVilbiss and National Supply Squad
These clubs bouncing back and forth from the win
column to the losing side of the ledger.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-02

An automobile driven by a
mail carrier in Maine chased a
medium sized bear and clocked
its speed at 35 miles per hour:
Bears are reported chick as
potatoes" in Maine this year.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-02

old saying-you can't keep
good team down.
The P. A. c. and Auto-Lite
clubs improved tn ir teams
somewhat and are bound to give
the top notchers more trouble
than they have in the past.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-02
From The
Rule Book
By Wilbert Birdie" Rule
Director of Education and Recreation

Speaking about onopoes all the country let us not
forget the one which Army and Navy holds IN the
realm For several years. the Army and Navy football ma
chimes have romped their opponents almost at Will ana
collected amazingly large scores
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-02

Only one game separates
the first four with N. S.
Squadron two games short Of
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-02

The University of Michigan
will be able to place an entire
letterman quintet on the court
this year If Coach Bennie COST
erbaan so desires.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-02

bib TO build clever bruisng topnotch teams and also
allows PLAYERS to sign up with Army and Navy after they
~ cornIeed the regular foryear in other schools
There should be something done about this situation
as il liable to remove the intense rivalry from
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-02

Sgt. Paul Miller, who en-
listed in the Army Air Forces
38 months ago while he was
a member of the Spicer Unit,
has just been released from