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Evening star., 1946-11-09
LOTS FOR SALE.

HOMEsITEs OF distinction in NORTH
Hampton''-A well-located subdivision or
ave- fram Escs soS Srssk Psa n
hts Il sAGNDERs 5Sss s so CO. NC, 1915 K St. NV
pd l9l5 M ~ open na HnIIl an 3 p, Pm In,,rov.nsn,.
ers: little cash needed. Box s5-T. Star
18th ST CORNERS, in beautiful U, snsDhs5' ,.a e
hish e!svatlSp. SHAPIRO NC 1l0e Vt
sEAurfFun sys + III NE wao3obDbMooR The perfect
location for your future home: iimites
number OF excellent building sites still
available in this. appealing community
70 to i.5 foot frontages, including large
sites H ) on colesvilie I'd. as low as S1,4o0i
sies sae sses WoodRoop hn shoppna 81 center Sui
pointment, to Inspect GEO. J. MOSS
BETWEEN BETHESDA and Rockville -
over Il acre: macadam street, built-up sec:
\ KEDDiNG. owner. 1883 Wis. ave. o Of
oNE-AcRE BUILDING SITES in nearby
springbrook Forest. beautiful; rnss,e' nstn
creasing high values and freedom from
uss heme pmss om ess
shopping center in Silver, Spring area: 25
minutes drive from downtown: prices from
sss sSS San 1os cents psr m0fs sausTe foot
fine paved roadways, with no assessments
Of any kind; cash or terms. Literatgsse dSs
and plat or on request ,s61 GEORGE j. MSsss' q
ssTIESrioN. sfslISs; ss 2fSUSi fsSUiLDERs. 11o lots. 2
miles from b. c. line: attraetively priced:
MM ssSsrasS Noon sa wsrsld ssis evensss'
Tsss'fid s6ok cssfk EEK PARK rsrA1EsL,cornsr
,ss sssay 9vsd for sH8s in@sdiste at use isss
iii imprOyemsnts. sxeellsn. ss asss1ioH; Al
saffH ssafE 10 ssaitoS sesS On Re 81 ssei 1is
iRiyssDALE-Nice level bldg; let ~. all ssab VIZ,
TTMo ~ o4sa sicf svesb eAb5SHlNiSS hH seo LOTS water
sewer and gas: on good street; close II:
g dSuSf Sus Prs.d Yn s Fes5 Ssus
$40 per per month on balanse. CAN cH. 1893
IL RESIDENTIAL LOTS. in one parcel, on
iDnfsere iS Forest fVsH. Glen, Md. Price. 5000.
HANNAuER. 1896 Georgia ave, 81. 1929
Il. is.sSo 90, So. rr, 1ss commercial, Takems
e. r.a tST UIn. sUin sale Il an have sttlss
i've i've low eSS price M % Which are soned Commercial
aAnNAgHR, aad saaasEE'= ssse deOTsia ave. ST. 43sS
81 otR oDa, i.s AND end TRUST financing to
builders of homes on our Chevy chass
addition at Conn. ave. and Jones Mil
s pm. FULTON r. GORDON. owner
1427 Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50 til pm
Brokers attention. Ia
BETHEsDA--Beautiful wooded lot, 60z
14O, in the best section of Edgemoor
close to schools, transportation and shop
ping: very desirable. CARLISLE r
sTEpHENsooNE,, EpHEN ION, WI 75ba; ewes. and SYN Sn
foTR Ses5i Mi MILES Hss0 beyond Tysons Corner: nr
Leesburs pike, in an area q masnifieen' .S'i q
acre farm which is in q high state q
dence and other. outbidss. Price, $21 !.
VIM. P. TARRAMoRE, Realtor, cH. 1850
Observation-Disclosures best land IL
restricted section: there are several choice
lots available for your future home in thi
beautiful DEVELOPMENT. See them any time
Priced from $3.50 up PAUL r. STONl
AND EDW. E. CALDWELL, Developers
5000 Conn ave, OR. 2244. 10
LOT, corner EdmonSton and RittenhouSt
sts.. Riverdale Heights, Md. WA. 3Sa6
. BEAUTIFULLY WOODED LOTS over
looking Rock Greek each over 10000 "a
IT,. on paved st., With al utilities II. IA
$50 each; terms. Call RE. $3.50, MI. ee7O
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LOTS WANTED.
BUSINESS PROPERTY ron SALE. :
I PAY CASH for lots IN D. c. or nearby
Nd. SCOTT 5ANDERS. rR 1868.

e8th AND VA. AvE.--2nd commercial i'm.
proved BY 8 brick dwellings. Zone GOD
Of business. An excellent buy for quick
buyer. For information call Mr. Rosen-
thai. ME. 5400. LEO NJ BERNSTEIN q
CO.. 1416 X st. NV. ME. 5400. Washing
tons complete real estate institution. %
Of xround. Small guesthouse. oeneral
above, located at 3; 8; Q. station on State
highway above Rockville. Montgomery Co..
Md, MRS. DE BECK, WI. 4l22. LIZ
41st AND BLADENSBURG RD.-1st com.
mercial. lot 100X263.20, improved by S.
room and bath house. Ideal for conversion
into most any type Of business. on heavily
travelled thoroughfare, For further ,in-
until 5 pm: Sunday and ewes. GE. 2456.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 K st.
NV, ME. 6400. Washington's Complete
Real Estate Institution. p
21st AND X SIS. N.w.--Any X st. prop
erty is valuable, especially in this. area.
This 3-story brick will make an ideal once
building Sr fns store with ofices above.
|portunity. Seize IT.. Call Mr.. Schwartz
NE. 5400. until p m; sunday ana eysss
I1I5 K Sc. NV, ME-. 5400. WashinFtons
complete real estate institution. =
Continued on next Psss)
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SUBURBAN sAILvIRc,NIA.

NEW TWO-FAMILY HOUSE. az N. Fay.
stts st. 4s1 Alsxaaddsssaadtsod adss e investment
Franz me- cosssi1asson ssSS 1os bath coal Se.t lot
boxi3io io.nses ns stores bus ana Schools
iao. n 10th .rd-semidet.. brick, q
full stairway 70 lgs; attic. oil &C heat; heat;
ist: sla 900 inmed. po.s,s s ,1' /; M1AyEA;RT S;.II
MAGRUID5ER, GI5 Reslt99r, 2525 Wilson Biyd.
FOUR-RM. sTUCC0 BUNGALOW; fireplace,
bath, Arcola h.-w.h. system, refgr., elee.
stove; good location on corner lot In Ar
lington County, Va; priced for quick sale
"a acre with Arm. asbestos shingle
house; bath, gas stove. gas water heater.
circulating oil heater; 2 miles D. G., good
bus service BY doo5 Price, 5000. n,,,
house: lots in Mclean, Va; priced
arm. frame house; bath elec. range,
oil h.-wh.; with lot 100x250; poss. at
once. Priced S11 800; terms.
arm, brick; oil a,c.; located in City
sssy rS tsrms rms sssn RaY BARNs Ra'isS VIENNA Vienna s H
Phone Vienna 21s 10
IN administrations and bath frame
house, coal hot,water heat, on. / acre OF
with $1,000 cash required.
Exclusive section Of Merryfeld. IL miles
from Washington-New brick home with
bought as is or completed: on l acre OF
land. Present price $l4, 500 and can be
bought for $1,000 cash, balance on easy
terms.
GI country home-New Groom frame
house; electric and weathe rboarding to be
eompleted co by owner; on n acre Of land
Price $1,000, with $500 cash required.
New brick home, 70 miles from Wash
ington, OH macadam road; 3 bedrooms, "a
"a acre of land, more available Price
$15750. easy terms. FREEMAN g. SHER-
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

floor concrete, freproof building, located
at 2I45 Queens Chapel rd.. ne; Will Lease
60c per So. it. Call Mr.. BECK, AT. 1885.
APPROXIMATELY s.o00 so. FIT. under. /
roof. ON B. g. o. Ry., in nearby ne. Wash
ington. under construction; available IN
tenant: 1U-year lease; reasonable. Call
Mr.. Franklin, GL. 44b6. WEAVER BROS,
INC washington Bldg; DI, $780, 10
Apply I410 14th ST. NV, End floor. IL
WAREHOUSE, rear of 903 e St, nv; I
floors and elevator approximately 5.,Q00
50. it. Cali Mr.. G., MA. 1896. III
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
STORES FOR RENT.

SEVERAL WELL-LOCATED storerooms for
rant MA lR2Q 10
VERY VERY DEsIRABLE STORE for rent. coll
ored shopping center; reasonable terms
STORE-1 500 blk. Good Hope rd. Sc
with restrm,. 9x12, shower. lsy and d tsiIsa e.
per month. For further information, call
f1E ol14 10
50i 90 G ST. NW.-Busy corner, street.
car intersection, 1000 SO. IT. on one day
light floor, suitable for store. beauty par. par,
nanufacturing Ma. 1856.
NEW BLDG ready for ocsup'anyii 'ansi o,;ss en-
exposures; prime location, Just o1 K st
at 1923 goth st. NV. Agent. DRUR9
REALTY CORP, 1887 K st. NV. RE.
LIQUOR STORE LoCATION--Beautifu
store and show window: ideal for LIQUOR
license transfer. w. c. GERBICH. Nj.
MI. i4th AND PARK RD.-snd a.. rms.
and bath: front rm., 90 it. So; approx.
1000 So #. in all. Ideal for business,
professional ofilce or workshop and living
quarters combined ME. 1130. ---10
Evening star., 1946-11-09
ACREAGE WANTED.

/ NEED LISTINGs from owners Of acreage
in nearby Virginia. for clients interested
in subdivision and housing DEVELOPMENT.
Cali W. P. BRAGG, CHI AT; ewes, OK.
2a5S. Ill
SEVERAL ACRES, ne Md or Va,
g.; cash Ho 1850 or Box 426-S. Star
A SYNDICATE ORGANIZED to build rental
apis for OILS is In the market for
acreage in or near the District. Contact,
Mr. SAWYER. Ma. 24O4. 10
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED AT ONCE, small house in Vtr-
ginia. near bus line, reasonable price.
$500 to Sl,00a down.. balance monthly.
G. r. MORAN, FA 9l9-J-3 or D1. 1858
WANTED TO LEASE, small building, suit
able for shop, either south OF Alexandria
or near Route so. ia 1881 H.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.
OFFICES FOR RENT

rent free-about 10 mi. d. c., in Va
garden priyil. If desired. Box 244-s, Star
Evening star., 1946-11-09
WAREHOUSES WANTED.
olT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

WAREHOUSE SPACE. up to 5000 sa. y;
suitable for furniture storage. Phone IA
54O0. MALCOLM SCATES, INC. -le
Evening star., 1946-11-09

OWNER, $50 18th STREET EAST. Braden-
ton, Fla. .--Ofier my Florida residence, COM
bination four apartments, 70 direct buyer.
particulars. photographs; all clear, FUR
nished, move in. 10
BUY YOUR HOME In western North Caro-
lima, out OF reach OF future atomic bombs
q, B. TEAQUE, Real Estate. p. O. Boa
I3S, Asheville. N. G. 1os
Evening star., 1946-11-09
STUDIOS WANTED.

STUDIOS WANTED.
GOOD NV. LOCATION for pottery studio.
on second floor or basement. 2 rooms:
water and good lights necessary; max
rent. SS5: long lease. GE. 06S2. 10
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
PHONE SERVICE, printing, etc for busi-
nessnen, "a hours day. S5 month UP.
Dial BUSINESS EXCHANGE, oW. 5000.
SINGLE DESK SPACE only. desirable,
splendid location Telephone daytime, Ma.
2252: evenings. NO. l232.--------l 1872. IL
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
SECOND TRUST LOANS on property in
b. c., Md and Va. Prompt service at
lowest rates From $500 to $4,000. LUS-
TINE g. BERENTER. 1923 Vermont ave.
FUNDS AVAILABLE for full nrst.trust
loans 2nd-trust notes also bought. y. a.
GARYEY, DI. 450s. = to 8 2 m only.
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THERE'S GOOD NEWS TODAY = Yes

rare homes that 1000 cash payment
will buy, Charming modern white bum
galow. 2 bedrooms. all-electrie kitchen, oil
hwy. at Glebe rd. GIL. 0561, OK. 25S5
Evening star., 1946-11-09

q BEAUTIFULLY WOODED LOTS over
lookins Rock Creek each over 10000 "a.
It., on paved st., with al utilities In; $ls-
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-25
THE HARD WAY

Freddie Stewart young vocalist featured with June Preser
and Judy Clark Junior Prom opening Tuesday at the Shore
Theatre won't he earned his first pennies
singer Il booked at of those summer lodges
but had to do dramatic sks work the stage curtain and carry
the mike to the casino every night he relates with laugh
"all for the large of $3.50 per week.
The bands Abe Lyman and Eddie Haywood among the
musical talent heard in the Sam Katzman production which is
the first in series of TeenAgers musical comedies Arthur
Dreuss directed.
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hanks

many friends and
.sions Of sympathy
the passing OF our
and Mrs. Charles
Fay Virgins. sis
, brother.
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Social and
Personal
o ST. PAUL O

TVS Marian Doty. who was home
recently, on ten days furlough, from
New England General Hospital, At
lantic City, n. j., returned to her
post Thursday, January II. Marian
was visiting her sisters and brother,
Florence Doty, Mrs. Albertine
Combs and Charles d. Doty, TT
lglehart Ave.
Discharged: Pfc. Lloyd Gambol,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gambol,
SS4 St. Anthony Ave, returned
home Tuesday, January Is, with a
discharge from the U. S. Army. Mr.
Gambol has been in the service
three years and before entering the
States was stationed in the Pacific
Discharged: T Sgt Roscoe Reed,
arrived in the city Tuesday, Janu-
airy Is, with an honorable dis
charge. Mr.. Reed was recently in
the Pacific.
Discharged: T 3 Frank Jack
son, with the 93rd Division in the
Pacific Theater of Operations, ar
rived home Tuesday, January Is, on
a pass from Camp Mccoy, where
he is awaiting a discharge.
Mrs. Raymond Brown, 947 St,
Anthony Ave, was hostess to the
January meeting of the -PareiI
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club. Prizes were won by Mines.
Claiborne Hill, Charles Hill, and
Clarence Anderson. A beautiful
guest prize was presented to Mrs.
Cornelius Mobiley. The next meet
ing will be held February ?. with
Mrs. Frank Gambol. sS4 St. An
thony Ave.
Reception: Mesdames ID. A.
Reese, +. A. Miller and Mr.. George
Howard were hosts Friday evening,
January IL, at reception, intro
ducing their niece, Mrs. Louise
Moore Of Milwaukee to a group Of
friends. A buffet lunch was served
and games were a feature Of the
evening. Guests were Mines. S. c.
Christopher of Minot, n. D., Letitia
Deberry, Jeanette johnson, Mae
Sisson, Marie Monroe. Amelia Ar
thur, Bernice Quigler, Ada Smith.
Messrs. and Mines. A. J. Todd, Joe
Sykes, Houston Jackman, James
Williams; Messrs. l.. Johnson, Gus
Arthur, David Cherry, John Whit
aker. Title Jones. Mines. Miller,
Moore and Christopher left the city
Sunday morning for their homes.
MIR. Charles Brown. 6lO W. Cen
trial, is home from the hospital. His
condition is improving.
Mrs. Lulu Watkins, 6l2 w. Cen
trail, is home from six months
visit with friends and relatives in
Oklahoma City. and Kansas City,
Mo.
Miss Revoida Wright, S6S St. An
thony, left recently for New York
City for an indefinite stay.
Brewer Lee Clark. former pianist
for the Pcnfeld orchestra, is now
playing with the Chetsextette.
Mrs. Emil Craft. 957 Iglehart
Ave, returned to the city after Il
visit with her sister-in-law in Los
. Angeles, Calf.
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This Newspaper maintains well
equipped offices with pleasant
clerks In the loop 10 provide service
10 It's readers and adVsTtiSsrA>-
adVL-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-25

the picture OF lady VINO IOOkVu IAIIIIAF very IHIH
indeed The caption read Countess Mercat leader
of the International Set Leader Of the
Set or not it was the Countess whose ears pinned
back in print, and called old girl" several years
ago.
1t all started when millionaire Cornelius Wander
bilt charged in a column he writing for the New
York Post that the Countess, who was chairman Of
the ballet committee Of the Metropolitan Opera, had
made unfattering remarks on the subject Of
adding Negro dancers to the ballet. In my newspaper
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pet in the band,
hanks
hanks

ny sincere thanks
md neiRhborS for
rings and all kind
10 during the pass
specially do ! wtAh
W. Graham and
OOnsollnR words.--
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-25

rinsed, add one teaspoon Of bluing
TO quart Of warm water and pour
this ovor the hair several times.
Thon rinse the hair again in clean
warm water. This step keeps the
hair from becoming yellow and
Streaked.
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the university
5 unanimously

tall, slim and
3 to hunt rab-
lot % rife and
on rainy days.
eluctant to tell
old, although
probably would
o fit, since she
ID last spring
iversity, where
activities east
her scholastic
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-25

hair final rinse with u little vine
gar added to the water. II you are
red haired or blond. the juice Of n
lemon in the water will do the
trick. For those with gray hair,
after the hair has been properly
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-25

Mr.. and Mrs. James u. Lane, 722
Fremont Ave, N. announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Vir-
ginia MarceIIine, 10 MIR. Arthur l..
Frazier. son Of Rev. and Mrs. o.
G. Frazier Of Stockton, Calf, Miss
Lane was recently discharged from
the WAC after spending some time
In the European theater. Mr.. Fra
Zier was discharged In December
after serving ~ months In the E'rO,
Miss Lane will leave the city for
Stockton January 80.
Among the sick and shut-inH this
week are: Mrs. MAude Asbury,
1927 n. Emerson. Mrs. Maxine I'm.
derwood. 1915 18th Ave NJ, Mrs.
Rose Vivian, 1900 Fifth Ave, NJ,
Ruby burton, TIT N. Fremont,
Emmanuel NJ. Harris, 1880 HiawR-
tina, Mrs. Julia Walker, 1920 Chin
ton Ave, Janet Sims. Sb4 Bryant
Ave, NJ, William Taylor, 637 Olson
Blvd, Joseph Bevins. 22b Mar
quctte, and Hilary Jones. 2ib N.
First st,
Mrs. Matte Landsrs. 1892 3lst
Ave. s., has az her guest, her
daughter. Mrs. Erneatine Perry Of
Oakland, Calf.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-25

reading January Cosmopolitan few days
Social Set written by Igor CRssin the
Choy the society coumns
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Hold your head in tho palms Of
your hands. Using your thumbs
as pivots. rotate your fingers to
loosen and move tho scalp and inn
prove the circulation, II your
scalp is dry dip your fingers in
pomade or oil, Go over your head
inch by inch until the whole scalp
has had a good workout.
Hang your head down and force
your hair up and out with each Of
100 strokes. The brush should be
clean, its bristles firm enough to
penetrate to the scalp. II you used
oil on the scalp make the brush
carry it 10 the ends Of the hair,
II your hair is too oily spike the
hristles with layers of gauEe and
tug vigorously to pull the cloth
through the hair. II will absorb
oil. removing much Of the excess.
Own two brushes and alternate,
washing one every night.
Few treatments are moro bene.
fetal to hair than n hot oil treat
mcnt especially II you can leave
the oil on overnight, Heat n few
spoonfuls Of olive oil or refined
castor oil. Apply lihorally and as
warm as the scalp can stand with
comfort. With cotton swabs rub
Il well into the scalp and draw II
down through individual strands.
II you have heating lamp sit
under It for 10 to 30 minutes for
tho added benefits Of steRming and
moro thorough penetration Of the
oil. Bind the head in cloth OF
towel while you sleep or do other
things, or course. you will have
to make nm appointment with tbs
hairdresscr or be in n position tC
give yourself shampoo the very
next day.
UnattrRctive looking hair car
often be traced to improper wash
ing. BE sure your haiTdreSSci
soaps and rinses your hair proper
ly. II you wash your hair at home
use any good shampoo or soap OF
your hair hut do not apply II direct
ly from the cake. Should you fnC
yourself without shampoo MAKE
some by shaving off Slivers Of soaI
and dissolve them In hot water ol
heat pieces Of soap In n small guam
tity Of water TO reduce them to Z
jelly.
Give the hair three thorough
Eoapings and Rs many rinsinRS e
cut oil and dust and 10 insure per
feet scalp cleanliness. Spccia
liquid shampoos on the market hell
to cope with oiliness. drynesE Oi
dandrufr. II you prefer soRplesI
shampoos there are some with spe
cial ingredients to cut dirt and OF
and dulling film.
II you are a brunette, 10 remove
any trace Of soap film give you
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MARY T.. RELL MARRlES
ALFRED T.. PARRAN

Mrs. Mary E. Bell. 60 W. Cen
trail Ave-, was married to Alfred
+. Parran, 56T Rondo, st, Paul,
Tuesday, Jan. Is. Rev. h, n. Moore
Seventeen-NEWMAN FIR
performed the ceremony, The couple
were attended by Mr., and Mrs,
Richard l., Parker. sister and broth
er-in-law of the bride.
Mrs. l.. +. Green, 67O W. Central,
aunt Of the bride, entertained the
bridal party at dinner.
Mrs. Parran is the daughter Of
Mrs. +. Dickerson, 673 w. Central
Ave.
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'THE CHARM OF YOU"
BY NATALIE T. SCURLOCK

Good looking hair is indication of good health but
there nothing like giving Mother Nature helping hand in
this category well as in other categories.
Take fifteen minutes every day to massage your scalp
and brush your hair You viii be rewarded with healthier
hair and more manageable har-do
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-12
Tennis Doubles Marathon Remembered By Star-News Writer

!, ity for partisanship, was at 2-an in
|games when darkness forced halt.
Each point of each four games had
been played with the skill of duel
lists fencing for a fatal thrust.
There simply were no errors. When
a point was scored it was the eli
max Of perfect tennis-an ace be-
yond return.
A pow-wow of officials and play
ers agreed to turn on the lights, and
after a brief intermission, play
was resumed at 2-an. The set went
on and on and on, it seemed. At
l5-an an announcer said that the
buffet supper was being served in
the clubroom. No one left the stadi-
um.
The break came, finally, in the
31st game. Hennessey's service was
broken after II dueces. Van Ryn
took his own and the set and match
after nine dueces.
Allison collapsed after making
the winning stroke. Hennessey had
to be helped off the court, and later
back to the net to pose for photo
graph.
Van Ryn and Allison won the title.
But not in the manner that had
been expected they would.
Hennessey, incidentally, inform
ed the newspaper boys that night
that he was giving up tournament
tennis. 'Too strenuous" he said.
I don't believe he ever again en-
tered a tournament. Not big time,
anyway
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-12

month was October, and in Los
Angeles that's just the tail-end OF
summer. The place was the cham
pionship stadium of the Los Ange-
les Tennis club. And the competl-
tors, by way of setting the stage
were John Hennessey and George
Lott versus Johnny Van Ryn ano
Wilmer Allison. The event was tne
championship round of the Pacl1lc
Southwest Mems Doubles tourna'
ment.
Allison, the lean, bouncing Texan
and Van Ryn, the New Jersey s'y
list, were riding at the tip peak %
their glory-trail. They hao Woi.
the National doubles champlonsn,i,1ps
a few weeks earlier at Forest NUS.
AS a team they were considered d.
the games current greateSt.
Hennessey and Lott, both eHcel'
lent singles players, had never .s. ns
fore teamed in an important 1ltle
play. Hennessey, whose game Was
unorthodox in the peculiar Halniea .
in which he wound up oeloa :
forehsnd % drive, was not consider,
ed an ideal doubles player. Ills ooo
court stvle confounded his part
ners Lott. a greater doublst tnan
a singles player, and as e~P1os,vJ, W.
temperamentally, as ,s+t;ne ,enrrI h,,t
prirna donna, was anytn3ng pu'
= suit suitable partner for the Indiana
no1;s = Isiar broker to whom tennis was a
lot of fun-for fun's SAKE why 'ne