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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-23
Cuban Players Jeopardize
Chances In Major Leagues

WASHINGTON, Feb. %. -R-,
Washington Baseball Club officials
said today that no action can be
taken against two Cuban players
who repeatedly have gone to Mexi-
co to play.
Olivero Ortiz, pitcher, and Ro-
berto Ortiz, outfielder, are under
stood to have gone from Havana
to Mexico to play in the Mexican
championships.
Unlike most of the cat family,
tigers swim well and like water.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-23

Half-time sCOIe-Soutn CdToH1id
S6 Clemson 6.
Free throws missed South
Carolina: House 2, Sokol 2, Ire
whella 2, Mortimer 2; Clemson:
Wyse 2, Tyler /, Freeman 5, Car
ter,
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-23
TODAY AT THE YMCA

10 :00-Industrial Shift Workers
Gym and Volley Ball Class.
II :15-Businessmen's Gym and
Volley Ball Glass. -.
2:30-Grammar School Basketball
practice.
4:00-'Y' Jr. Leaders Corp. Class.
5:30-Senior Gym and Volley Ball
Class.
5'3o-Senior Gym and Volley Ball
E:W-Senior Conditioning Class.
7:30-Older Boys Gym and Bas-
ketbau Class.
Kenney Educators vs.. Pep
81 Cola.
City Optical Co. VS.. Saffo
Restaurant.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-23
SPORTS BRIEFS

BADENTON, Pa, Feb. 22.-(P)-
Joseph S. Andrews, catcher for
the Brooklyn Dodgers; was sent to
Camp Blanding today for a pre-
induction physical examination.
Andrews, 81, had been classified
Ia after two previous At CLASH
fications. The major Lacquer is
married and has one child.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. u. - up
Robert Finnerty, New Orleans
jockey, quit riding in 1910 after q
years of refining mounts on all
the big tracks. Mud Bug, as he
was known in facing, was in his
30's then and an old timer on
the turf, thought he was all through
with horses. But he's back in the
saddle, riding and fighting with The
U. S. Cavalry in Burma.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. %. - up
Lulu Constantine, New York light
weight, is a prospective opponent
for the winner of tomorrow night S
bout here between Bernard Docu-
son, New Orleans, and Patsy Spa
taro, New York, according to Pro
moter Heard Kagas.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-23

Average annual ne- gain in
world population is more than 30,
600, 900 persons in normal times.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-23

Early Americans planted onions
near roses, in the belief that "the
onions would yield a sweeter ga.
YOUR"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-23

Approximately 500 patents are
issued annually to women in the
United States in normal times
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-23

The Masked Marvel No. 2, who
halls from points unknown, will don
the Wrestler's scanties tonight IN
ITALIAN Hall, as he goes to meet
the foe, Angelo Galento, who was
previously scheduled to meet Mar
vim Jones, who has been drafted to
grapple for his Uncle Sam.
Evening star., 1945-09-09

A wedding in the near future is
being arranged for Miss Marjorie Lois
Witherite and Mr.. Robert Carl Col
lus, whose engagement is announced
by Miss Witherite's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allan C. Witherite of Hyatts-
Vile.
Miss Witherite is a student Of
voice and art and has been asso-
ciated with the Washington Light
Opera Company.
Mr.. Gollus now is in the Navy.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
E. Gollus, also of Hyattsville, for
merly of Texas.
Evening star., 1945-09-09

Entire Store Air Cooled
Evening star., 1945-09-09

parents, DR.. and Mrs. r. s. Arm.
strong, in McKeesport, Pa.
Mrs. G. w. Stewart, jr., will leave
soon to spend some time In Florida.
Mrs. Henry E. Miller, wife Of Col.
Miller, is visiting in Rosedale, Miss,
where she will remain until cool
weather
Mrs. w. S. Csstis, jr., is visiting in
Middleburg, Conn.
Miss Helen Sedgwick Jones Is
spending several weeks in Cleveland
Comdr. and Mrs. E. T. Schreiber
are among newcomers to Alexandria
having arrived from Charleston
S. C. They are located in the George
Mason Hotel temporarily.
Evening star., 1945-09-09
Society Meas
In AIexandria

1t. and Mrs. C. w. Stevens and
their children, Neil and Linda, have
returned from a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Newman in Philadelphia.
1t. Col. and Mrs. Franklin l.
Miller and their two small daugh-
tiers, who made summer visit to
Alexandria, La, have returned and
have as their guest their niece,
Miss Beverly Balm of Bunkie, La.
Capt. and Mrs. S. S. Killmaster
have returned from vacation spent
in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Maj. Virginia Gary and Capt
Mary A. Bunce are back from Dixie
Center, N. H., where they spent
their vacation.
Maj. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Perkins
have returned from a visit in Balti-
more where they were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. v. Russell Riley.
Maj. and Mrs. Walker A. Percy
who have been the guests at Ocean
City, Md, of Mrs. Frank Erwin
have returned to their home here
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wolf are the
guests for few days of Capt. and
Mrs. William H. Bloch. The visitors
are en- route from New River, N. c.,
to their home in Chicago.
1t and Mrs. Halbert L. Mutt are
entertaining as their guests 1t. and
Mrs. Byron Scarborough of Fort
Worth.
1t. Comdr. and Mrs. Douglas G.
Davis have as guests 1t. Comdr
and Mrs. w. A. Shryock of Min
neapolis.
Mrs. E. M. Quevedo of Long Island
is here for an indefinite visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Franklin S.
Blanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Wenner will
leave today for vacation trip to
New England.
Mrs. John C. Moon is visiting her
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-20
John Wayne Stars
In Back To Bataan'

Combining realism and timely
drama in extraordinary fashion,
RKA Radios Back to Bataan"
now playing at the Rivoli The
atre is now bringing film
goers a memorable story of the
heroic Filipino people and their
struggles against the Jap In
vaders.
John Wayne, rapidly becoming
one of the screens foremost por-
trayers of two-fisted action roles,
is starred as an American Colo
mel who, just before the fall of
Bataan, is ordered by General
Wainwright to leave his COM
mand and go into the hills to
organize gu rill a resistance
groups.
Around the exciting activities
of these groups, their harassing
of the Japanese supply lines and
their unceasing efforts to keep
the flame Of liberty alive and to
prepare against the day when
General Macarthur would make
good his promise to return, is
woven the stirring plot of this
1iY,1c11c1 offarino
All the principal characters in
the story are based on real-life
figures, and this, along with the
dramatic recre a ii on of the
March of Death" of the Bataan
survivors, MacArthur's landing
on Leyte and the Rangers dar-
ing release of the American pris-
oners in Cabanatuan, lends the
film impressive realism.
Wayne gives a remarkably
fortnight performance as the
resolute Colonel Madden, and
Anthony Quinn and Fely Fran
quelli as pair of patriotic Fill
pinos turned in remarkable sup
port, as do Beulah Bondi as an
indomitable sp in S t e r school
teacher and little Ducky Louie
as Filipino youngster. Bill Will
liams also has an important role.
Edward Dmytryk has directed
the production by Robert Fell
lows with skill, and the Ben
Barzman-R i C h a r d H. Landau
screen-play packs a powerful
emotional wallop.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-20
mob HiIl'
George Raft Stars In Top Entertainment
One of the Spectacular Technicolor Productions
BY Burny Zawodny

Score spectacular Techncolor triumph for goth
CenuryFox Mob H showing the Paramount Theater
Raft Joan Bennett Vivian Blaine
Garner this studios
cusons lighter side of Americas coorfu
teryear. this is by far
the best
z wv blendo of
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-20
Michael CheckhOU
To Remain In MOUies

HOLLYWOOD - Michael
Chekhov, one of the world 5
foremost actors and authorities
on the theatre. will not return to
the stage or reestablish his act
ing school after the duration, but
will stay in pictures.
The Russian-born actor, neph-
ew of the writer Anton Chekhov,
recently made his fourth film,
Paramount's Gross My Heart, "
in which he appears with Betty
Hilton and Sonny Tufts.
Chekhov originally established
his acting school in Darlington
Hall, England. and when the war
broke out in Europe he came to
the United States to establish the
school at Ridgefield, Conn.
In 1912, when all but one of
his IL male students went into
service, Chekhov closed his
school and year later came to
Hollywood.
Chekhov has now decided to
devote himself to the medium
of motion pictures and will not
attempt to reestablish his school
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-20
Odd Fact Marks Start of
Directors Film Career

HOLLYWOOD-Begining his
thirty third year in motion pic
lures with direction of Para
mounts THE Blue Dahlia,"
George Marshall thinks it fit
ting that night club locale will
require employment of more
dress extras than any picture he
has directed.
Marshall reports that a dress
suit helped him get started in
pictures.
In early silent days, Marshall
roomed with Frank Lloyd and
William Setter. All three of the
present-day directors were then
working as extras, and since
they had approximately the
same measurements, they pooled
their sparse funds to purchase a
dress suit.
Joint ownership of the dress
suit enabled the trio to demand
salary Of S5 per day, although
they had to take turns working
in the full-dress outfit. Thus
they became the first to break
through the existing salary cell
ing customarily paid extras So
a day.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-20

YOUNG HERO
Pat Phelan, who plays a col
lege admirer of Diana Lynn in
Paramount's "Our Hearts Were
Growing Up," is one of Holly
woods youngest leading men.
He's just turned seventeen.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-20

formances throughout, mob
Hill' hits the entertainment
jackpot - and then some!
Certainly no story could en-
Joy a more richly colorful setting
than the Barbary Coast at the
turn of the century. Here is the
Justly celebrated playground of
the West in all its brawling;
roisterous thrills and glory -
when girls kicked highest, fists
crashed hardest and blood ran
hottest.
1t is against this setting that
the picture unfolds it's enthral-
ling story of rough-and-tumble
action and thrilling romance;
the drama of :.'Tony Angel" the
idol of the Barbary Coast who
gambled all to storm the bas-
tions of snooty. Mob Hill; of
beautiful blue blood from "up
the hill" who played with fire
in her search for Barbary Coast
thrills; of a tough and torrid
cafe singing star who fought like
a tigress for the man she loved;
and last (but not least) of little
girl who, plunged into world
she never dreamed of, finds her.
self a central figure in the
poignant drama.
mob Hill" is studded with
brilliant performances. George
Raft is seen as the tough yet
suave TONY Angel" Here is
part tailor-made for Raft, and
he gives it the best performance
of his career. Beautiful Joan
Bennett is the restless Mob Hill
girl on the loose, role she plays
to exciting perfection. AS the
singing star of Tony Angels
Gold Coast" cafe, titian-haired
Vivian Blaine, in sight and song;
gives generous display to the
exceptional talents behind her
spectacular rise to stardom. Peg
gy Ann Garner, of course, very
nearly steals the show from her
formidable co-stars with a per-
formance that matches in every
way the poignant charm and sem
sitivity of her portrayal in "A
Tree Grows In Brooklyn" Also
featured in the outstanding cast
of the picture are Alan "Fal:
staff Openshaw" Reed, B. S.
Pully, Emil Coleman and Edgar
Barrier.
Top tunesmiths Jimmy Nc
Hugh and Harold Adamson have
written a pair of wonderful
songs for mob Hill" that are
hit-parade bound-'I Walked In
With My Eyes Wide Open" and
''I Don't Care Who Knows It,"
Producer Andre Daven has given
the picture a spectacularly beau
tiful Technicolor production
while Director Henry Hathaway
has given it swiftly-paced impact
and conviction. All in all, mob
Hill" is superb entertainment
from start to finish.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-20
The Ladds RiUaI
The sBun,Steads'

HOLLYW0OD-LOs Feliz
neighbors of the Alan Ladds
recently witnessed a domes-
tic scene that might have
come right out of "BlOndie,"
the comic strip.
When Ladd reported to
Paramount to begin his role
in "The Blue Dahlia," he
forgot to bring two hats re-
quired for his wardrobe in
the film.
En- route to a nearby
location site, Ladd stopped
at his home to retrieve the
headgear.
When the studio car
pulled up to the house, Mrs.
Ladd (Sue aroD and
daughter, Alana, 2, stood at
the curb, each holding a hat
for Alan.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-20
Records Made OF
New Garland Songs

HOLLYWOOD - Judy Gar
land has completed three of the
five songs from Metro Goldwyn-
Mayors "The Harvey Girls" to
be included in The Harvey
Girls" album to be released by
Decca. Numbers waxed by Miss
Garland include March of the
Dogies," 'The Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe," and Round and
Round" F" Those yet to be re-
corded by Miss Garland include
"In the Valley Where the Eve
ming Sun Goes Down." and my
Intuition"
"The Harvey Girls" score was
written by Johnny Mercer and
Harry Warren.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-20
Hollywood Visitor
Signed For Films

HOLLYWOOD-A trip to Hol-
lywood paid off big for Dorothy
Patrick, former Powers model,
when she was signed to long
term M-G-M contract.
Miss Patrick, a native of Win
nipeg, Canada, went west from
New York to visit friends in the
film capita. While there, she de-
cided to give the little theater a
try and while appearing in "The
Last of Mrs. Cheyney" at the
Geller Workshop, she was signed
to an M-G-M contract without a
screen test.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-20

gripping, FAST
moving drama
and scintillat-
ing song-and-
d a n C e S e t
a G a in S t the
background of
San Francisco's S
fabulous Bar
barry Coast in
it's glittering
hey : day, and
S p a r k e d by
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-20

Gag -the-Day"
It's orchestra leader Cor
don Jenkins yarn about the
very tough character who
went into a dentists office and
told him, "Pull my tooth"
Very WE'LL" said the den
tist, "but which one is bother
ing you?"
Find out yourself" said
the tough guy. do you think
I'm a stool pigeon?"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-20

1t. Robert Blumofe, former
Paramount attorney and husband
of Helen Walker, who stars with
Fred MacMurray in Murder,
He Says has been shipped East
after an Army assignment on
the West Coast.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-20
HOME TOWN BOY

Bob Graham, singing star of
Pine-Thomas People Are Fun
n.y." was graduated from John
Marshall high school in Los
Angeles where he was a bril-
liant football player.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-20

Beautiful Ann Savage is the
only woman in the cast of IT in
Pine Thomas mystery-comedy,
"One Exciting Night"
Evening star., 1945-08-02
Uncle Rays Corner

Close to Singapore Is an island
almost as large as Spain. 1t is
known as Sumatra, and is one of
the main islands in the Dutch East
Indies
On Sumatra live more than 8,000.-
900 people Most of them are of
Malay stock. At the time of the last
census. only one person in about
500 was member of the white race.
In Sumatra there are thousands
of horned houses" These dwell
ings were given the name because
the roof of each one curves upward
at the ends, making two points
which may make person think OF
horns.
If you asked native why the
houses have horns, he might tell
you this story:
Long ago there were wars be-
tween the people of Sumatra and
the people of Java. So many men
were killed in the fighting between
the two islands that the rulers de-
cided to settle the question in
strange way. They agreed to let
two bullocks fight.
so it came about that bullock
of the Sumatrans fought one OF
Evening star., 1945-08-02
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH, IN Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites. Write
for catalogue. Box II. Mayo. A. A. Co. Md
SPECIAL BARGAIN. Owings Beach, Deale,
Md. on the bay. 33 miles from Washing
ton; tricted.--Living room with open
bination kitchen and dining room; garage
Price $3.50: act today to secure this at
tractive bungalow RE. 52l6
SOUTH RIVER PARK-Living room, fire.
place, bedrooms dining kitchen. bath
and huge screened porch, beautifully fur
nished: SPACIOUS lawn and shrubs; $500.
LAKE Jackson, near Manassas. Va, sale.
several real log cottages; ami. some
CHESAPEAKE BEACH. "Kozy Korner" Cot
tage, 18th and Nd. ave.-Sleeping rooms
board or Ink; waterfront, modern. rest
full, clean, reservation. Phone North
CORNER of Eth and New York ave. Sea-
side Park, Chesapeake Beach, Md; modern
BUNGALOW, complete bathroom, gas and
electricity brick foundation. large lot; a
bargain at 50, 500; HALL IL BRO, 1904
CHESAPEAKE BAY cottage rooms and
sonysnisncs ,s ssrm lsEge shaded plot sandy
SMALL COTTAGE, for rent in Woodland
Beach: 500 month. Apply to MR.. J. P;
WHITE, Edgewater Post Ofice. Woodland
Beach, Md. Phone Annapolis 5ls3.
ST. MARYS CO, Md acre ground. 420
It. water 'front.' Groom house, complete.
frieerator.. radio, redecorated this season
inside and out: will sell with or without
new 35-ft cabin cruiser; owner in service.
Apply Taylor 2l13. 81
Evening star., 1945-08-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,

BUICK IG4I 4-dooT sedan, Roadmaster;
GAPlT0L e Al Sa SeAApILLAc eAdn CO. 1922 22nd st,
CADILLAC 1887 model 7523. saa5. below
oPA ceiling. sK1NKER MOTOR CO.
1S LAC si a4o 4d6or Dol tsda sedan model
$50. cAPlToL cAbILiAc 55t CO, iPa@s PaSs' 22nd
cApiLLAC 1895 IS 7-passeneer sedan. in
perfect condition; sood tires; low ceiling
81 500. Can be seen at Amoco Sta, 18th
ca6IILAc a6 &C 1910 afif6 limoasne S" pm
Fleetwood model 70: has glass partition
and and hsateT color is blaek very low mileage
SS33;45o: CAPTIIoL, CADILLAC CO. 1922
wood body unusually good condition; only
SAPfroL cAD1LIAc CO. o'1t leSa 4 sand fSisF st.,
CADILLAC 1888 convertible sedan. Fleet
wood model 70; a beautiful black car with
tan leather upholstery. both the mechanical
teed and priced well below oPA ceiling.
SS3;65; SSnd i SSAaPIToL ,t06 CADILLAC CO, 1922
DE soTo fasS 'VH de luxe coupe: saa5 full
price within oPA ceiling, ROPER. 80
FokD, as6: less than oPA ceiling; as
ss1s S S5Sp @iiita4y terms fd desired $3.50 cash.
HuDsoN '1is iS4i "sl4" Commodore club
Suss 1ssss' sHRssP aRa VIII afa
SALE is19 see sedan black OK nish 1asS
Tasio st ANN and heater eeaut1g GsT within
tTse Tss9Rfa is' os aoae
new tires, radio. excellent finish, Al me-
ins price siasa BENDALG moron
SALES; 1899 King St. Alexandria, Va.
LiNcoIS.zEpHYR 'ss 4-door sedan: good
ss sIssF'5 oph sssf6 ssns prSsa fe saei ssI
EfNcoIa.zEpHyR Eh S4Hs. 1885 4-door sedan
oPA ceiling: s575. Hillside ii7S-J. Z.
PACKARD. 40 de luxe !5-passeneer sedan;
S495 full price within oPA ceiling
FaeksRb Fopks b739 81 iac sye eas s coupe: excel
ssins @ e fa0 'R WHEEhER sfSs Tcn Nc 4sie $50
seynda1 3R BUSINESS
heater, fair cond.; $3.50, within OPA cell
ing. 426 Rittenhouse ST. NV, GE. 1878. :.
PACKARD 1896 super 8 limousine: sleeps
esn Improvement oPA ceiling. s. aS .sGs;
LAND AUTOS. ia. 1900.
PLYMOUTH 1895 de luxe coupe: $3.50 full
price within oPA ceiling. ROPER. 1890
WILLIS 1910 de luxe sedan; radio. heater:
$40, within oPA price. ROPER, 1880
WHY'S j hse 1875, 81, sedan, 4deey: tires, body.
motor. all fairly good, $3.50: low OPA.
bSvs E. i%:5es$ s c.s ssesss sss s.:
1888 DoDGE 4-door sedan; radio and
heater; within oPA ceiling; $3.50 cash.
TA,xICABs and PUc, reasonably priced.
easy terms $40 NJ st, ne. So
Evening star., 1945-08-02
LOTS FOR SALE.
TNTMPRoVED BUILDING LOTS.

TNIMPROVED BUILDING LOTS, Airing
ton. Va South Glebe rd., near Arlington
Ridge rd-Six acres. subdivided into
building lots for semidetached houses or
apartment; $4,000 per acre, 5000 down
payment; release clauses. OWNER, TR
S242
CHOICE RESIDENTIAL and commercial
lots on Georgia ave. extended, mr.. Silver
Spring; some nearly u acre in area nicely
wooded, prices low. make selection now
E. S. PRICE & CO., ME. $780, ewes
81. 3439
ON 18th ST. NV. at Roxanna rd.; abso-
Lutte bargain: / left: 50Xl00: to l6-tt
alleys; only $500; graded ready for build
ing curb. gutter. street paving. SHAPIRO, },
INC owners. 1l06 Vt ave; NV NE; l7l7.
18th AND RANDOLPH ST. NE large
lots. most desirable, in new section of
beautiful homes, near Monastery reason
able OWNER. NO 2S21.
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOTS in English
Village, Bethesda. reasonably priced. terms.
j NOBLE BOAz, Realtor, 7240 Wis. ave,
J. C. WELDON Co. established 1890 Of
fers select sites for apartments: hotels
and office buildings, uptown and down
town; also 10000 so, IT. of 2nd COM
rnercial on arterial highways. Phone Mr..
Henderson, NE. BOIL; after 6 pm. RA.
1857
OVER u ACRE. S3s7 so; wonderful view.
next to good homes; y mi. beyond Merri-
field raise chickens, turkeys. BOSS, CHI
HQTs
Evening star., 1945-08-02

the Java people. The result was a
victory for the Sumatrans. Since
then, bullock horns have been a
sign of victory, and many houses
have hornlike points"
That story may, or may not, be
true, but in any case the horned
houses are common in various parts
of Sumatra There also are rice
barns with roofs which are pointed
in the same manner.
The barns are built on platforms
several feet above the ground. Rice
is stored in them after the harvest.
Sometimes women kneel near the
barns and pray for good harvest.
A spirit known as the rice moth
er is supposed to watch over the
harvest. In her honor certain
tribesmen have strict rules about
the conduct of those who gather the
rice. One rule says that man
must never pull off his coat while
in rice field. This cannot be done
even if the man wants to use the
coat to shield his head from the
sun.
Rice is the main food crop in
Sumatra. The people also raise
maize, or Indian corn. In time OF
peace the island supplies the out
side world with thousands OF tons
of rubber each year.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Mr.. INVESTOR, see us about your apart
ment house,-to SELL or buy. or refinance.
We can help you, L. A. MossBURG q
HOME OR iNvEsTMENT-Laree home
within z block to business section of
s room large cheS bat an
porches and full easement; second floor,
private side entrance to living room. din
and stairway to floored attic with dormer
windows: house needs some repair; Scar
frame earage with concrete floor in fair
% %S6,66C Telephone sH' i0GS sGeS. ssSh required
TWO 1st-TRUsT NOTES FOR SALE, so
interest, well secured on D. G, property:
DRE1sEN Or the MURRAY CO. MA. 1865
BEAUTIFUL corner apartment building.
sonable. For further information call DI,
EoR1 T,KoI /, cS1MPIEYi s,t 500 Eye : ST St nv
house, in excellent location; 81 400; let i
NHfATK NEf KHSS!s sS sa' T. rJSss hSfFSHAS's REAL
70 purchase a new i3-unit apt; b4ilding'
on near 9th snd T. one avs pfee
see sewn WIN scHwARTzs ae'fs ReaIsoT S i4as isfs Eye
CORNER BRICK APT. HOUSE with 1st-
floor drugstore, 5 apartments of 4 rooms
and bath each; located between Lincoln
Park and Pennsylvania ave: Sc; annual
rental, $4,000: price. S33. $3.50. REALTY
ASSOCIATES. INC. EX. 1922 until 9 pm
ATTENTION, INVESTORS = 7-unit apt,
house. vicinity Wash. Inst. Technology
College Park, Md; auto. heat; rented at
S2.9S2 per year; price, 81 900: terms
Call w L. Primrose D. H. JOHNSON CO..
MA. S296 ewes. WA. S4S4.
S-FAMILY UNIT in beautiful Westover
Hills. Va, completed 1943; finest detached
construction; each unit , rooms, kitchen,
dining alcove and bath: rentals S6,23l
annually; favorable financing; cost about
& times rentals; better than 20fc return;
act quickly Call owner, MR.. LACY, WI.
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