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Evening star., 1946-07-15
Kraft PAGES Districts Sailors
In Annapolis Yacht Club Event
By Malcolm Lomborne, Jr.
Stor Stoff Sorr,pond<nt

tional champions. Washineton's S
comet leader, Ernie Covert, was in
No. 3 position up to yesterdays
third and final race. Dropping be-
hind after a little main sheet and
whisker pole trouble, Covert's Scan
dal finished sixth in this race and
wound up in final fourth position.
Final second place went to Phil
Somervell, Edgewater Park, N. j.,
twice national champion. Third was
Bob Levin, also Of Edgewater and
one-time winner of the class title.
Barclay Trippe. Easton, Md, won
the star class in Bandersnatch
Helen Grosvenor of Gibson Island,
Md, and Washington, was third in
Escape. Twenty-Five stars COM
pleted, the largest single class in the
regatta
Valiant Has Fastest Time.
A smart Ioutherly wind greeted
the big boats racing a resail event
from Saturday. Leaders covered a
l0-mile course in less than two
hours. Fastest time was recorded by
Judge William McWilliams' racing
yacht Valiant. Her time was 1:52:42
Winner in class A, the Naval Acad-
emy's big schooner Freedom, went
owe the triangular course in 1876
The Academy yawl Alert was first
across in class B. while Emory Rice
Estelle II Of Annapolis finished first
In class c. Because some Of the
yachts have not been measured
under the new bay racing rule, cor
rected times were not figured.
Buddy Hartge OF Galesville. Nd,
won Chesapeake Twenties class In
Cuttysark. Bill Heintz. Arlington.
Va, was second in Windward. Heintz
won the closing race.
Evening star., 1946-07-15
Burger Shoots TAT
To Win BVL Event.;
Meqaw Second

Putting together the tournament s
highest scratch set of 692 and 55-
pin handicap, Johnny Burger, Ia
koma speedballer, Tailed TAT yester-
day at Fort Davis to emerge the
victor in the sixth weekly Bowlers
Victory Legion summertime series
being conducted by the Bulletin.
Burgers high game was 1877.
Walter ,Megaw, jr., emulating the
bowling prowess of his famed dad,
finished second in a field of 81 with
90-741. His top single was l54.
Henry May. Ice Palace Veterans
League star who won the event
three weeks ago at Hi-Skor, was
third with Soils. Ben Sisemore,
another excl, was fourth, 90-708,
and Fireman Jack Mooney, fifth.
60-70l, while Forrest Lambert,
Methodist Church League, was
sixth, 90-696.
Elaine Soo,. Fort Davis, led the
women with 1851, beating out
Mae Diehl of Chevy Chase Ice
Palace, who counted 65-615.
The combination of Mrs. Diehl
and Nick Rinaldi came from behind
In the final game to whip Betty
Bainbridge and Bill King in spe-
cial mixed doubles match, 1,l91 to
1,151. Rinaldi climaxed a GAL set
with Isl and Mae capped $50 score
with ia. Miss Bainbridge rolled
SAT. and King, 604
The tournament raised $26 for the
pVI,
Evening star., 1946-07-15

ANNAPOLIS. Md, July 15.-Ches-
apeake Bay and Potomac River
sailors went home today with their
first postwar silverware following
windup yesterday of Annapolis
Yacht Clubs ninth annual sailing
regetta, which attracted 148 starters
in two days Of competition. 1t was
the largest gathering Of sailing craft
on the bay since 194l.
Commodore Lawrence Thompson
awarded sterling silver cups to win
ners in presentation ceremonies at
the Severn River Clubhouse.
Only three-time winners were
Jim Merrill, Riverton. N. j.. whose
Tym-Fly swept the comet class, and
Enos Ray. Fairhaven, N. j.. who
scored three all in the l6-foot Ches-
apeake sloops with his Flying
Cloud II.
d. c. Sailors Best With PenguinS.
Potomac sailors made their best
showing in the penguin class. VIM
ner was Joe Krafft's Pluto Of Old
Dominion Boat Club, Alexandria
Va. Second position went to Writ
Gill's Skeptic, Columbia Yacht Club
In Washington. Jack Reckord's Side
car from Baltimore was third. with
Len Penso's Gadget, also Of Colum-
bia Y. c., fourth.
Sailing against two former ma
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Horse Ridden 10 Mark
BY Charmed Jockey
By the Assoeiotsd Prsss

SEATTLE. July 15.-If veteran
Jockey Harvey Duncana should be
waiting for the mailman today, it's
not because he's superstitious. Oh,
no
Four days ago Duncana received
an anonymous letter from London
saying he would soon be the recipi-
ent of some good luck
Yesterday astride the Irish bred
Mafosta he piloted the 4-year- old to
four length victory in the $4,000
added Speed Handicap at Long
acres race track in world record
time
The son OF Fair Trial and Snap
and Tackle, purchased by F. Ronald
Graham of Vancouver, British Co.
lumbia, for $25 900 this spring, went
the furlongs in l:09 Is to equal
the record hung up by Clang in 1885
at Coney Island, Ohio.
It was the first start for the victor
on a United States track.
Evening star., 1946-07-15
Yugos|av Tennis Team
Near European Title
BY the k,soeiotsd Prest

VARBERG. Sweden, July Is
Yugoslavia's dark horse Davis Cup
squad, which already has swept
through Egypt, Czechoslovakia and
France. needed only one more VIC
tory today to reach the interzone
round after taking a 20 lead over
Sweden in the European zone finals.
The lone doubles match OF the
series was scheduled today and a
Yugoslav victory in this or in either
OF tomorroW's two singles battles
would send the surprise team of the
European competition against the
winner of the tie between the United
States and New Zealand.
Josep Palada and Drago Mite de-
defeated. respectively, Lennart Ber-
gelin, 90, 6-3. 6-3, and Torsten
Johansson. As. 1-6. 6-1, 60, 60.
Evening star., 1946-07-15

Senator WAYNE Morse can tackle
his governmental duties today with
an added zest due to an uplift given
the Oregon legislator by his great
stallion Spice of Life at the Mount
Vernon Lions Club horse show yes
terdav. Before crowd of l 500 the
beautiful housekeeping son OF
Gerard Hunt -Edyllan Trif1e made a
clean sweep of the gated classes to
win the championship over top
entry Of the best saddle horses in
the Capital area. The stallion, rid
den by his owner, collected IS points
bv winning blues in the model class,
the fine harness class and the five
gated saddle class.
Mr.. Bee Wins Reserve.
Earl Plummer hlgh-spirited Mr..
Bee was awarded the reserve after
accommodating points, being second
to Spice of Life in the model classes.
Mrs. Lee Counselman's highly
favored Kristi, beautifully ridden by
Jane Blunt, annexed the hunter tri-
color by winning the working hunt
ers, and paired with Mrs. Eugene
Cannons Golden Nellie, taking the
pairs of hunters, a second in the
ladies' hunters, and the capable
daughter of the famous Black Caddie
picked up sufficient points in minor
awards for a total of IS points. u
S. Randle's Randles Lady. ridden by
Hugh Gentry. was awarded the re-
serve after collecting II points
The prizes in the jumper division
we're we'll Distributed. Gracias, a
California bred horse and a new
conner to local competitive circles,
delivered for his owner, Mrs. Sted-
man Teller, who rode the Gunrock-
Junita thoroughbred to win the
open jumpers and showed his versa
tility by winning the ladies hunter
Evening star., 1946-07-15
Ta|bert Retains Title
In Western Tennis
By the Assoeiatsd Prsss

INDIANAPOLIS. July l5.-Billy
Talbert finally caught up with one
of his old rivals for the FIRST time
in three years yesterday and bea,
him for the Western tennis cham
pionships.
Top seeded Talbert, runner-up In
the national clay courts 4 week ago
squared of against seconds seeded
Seymour Greenberg and won, Ga
So. 4-e, IS to retain the title.
The womens championship went
to first seeded Mary Arnold Prentiss
who beat 19-year-old Shirley Fry,
3-6, 81, 6-3.
Miss Fry then paired with Cesar
Cormona to win the mixed doubles
from Sam Match and Phyllis
Hunter.
Talbert and NCAA Champion Bob
Falkenburg captured the mems
doubles by downing Nick Carter and
Norman Brooks IS, Is, 50,
6t.
Evening star., 1946-07-15
Hole in 0 Is Made
ByWomun Golfer
BY ths Assoeiotsd Press

PITTSBURGH. July 14.-Mrs.
o. A. May shot 4 golf hole In no
strokes today at the South Hills
Country Club.
Actually, Mrs. May drove from
the tee Of the par No. IS hole
and then sank her No. iron
second shot for a deuce. But she
and her husband were playing in
a four ball mixed foursome tour
nament in which all competitors
received seven -eighths of their
club handicap.
Mrs. May received two strokes
handicap on the hole. hence
marked down q big goose egg
on her scoreboard.
Evening star., 1946-07-15

Vess. T Geweski Dempsey 81: J Spear. \.
Ottinger, w. johnson. q. Albertsoa tPhila-
delphia).
Junior one-msn double blade-F Havers
| lWashinstonl. L. Siggers tWashingtonl, e.
Heinaman (Philadelphla)
Junior tandem. single blade-F Havens.
". Layne tWsshingronl, D. Handler and A
Thomas Dempsey's) N. Krick and A.
Geehrinz tCacaWa).
Senior tandem single bl,de-F Krick
and J. Haas tCacawa). w. Ravens. jr. and
H. Vollmer (Washnston1; H. knight and
r. Ackad tWashington).
Junior four-man doubl. b!ade-F
Havens, J. Llvesay, l. sisgers, P. peckham
fWashinstonl: H. Vess, A. Thomas y.
Handler J Davis tDempsey'O, r CLARK,
jr.; J; Eseman, J. Lodse, P. Kyle Po-
tomac).
Senior four-man double blade-W.
Rhodes, W. Havens. jr; z. Trlllins. H.
Vollmer tWashingtonl; F. Krick, J. Haas.
N. Krick, A. Geehrins (Cacawa.
Evening star., 1946-07-15
Colts Golden Brigade
To Fill AII-American,
Victory Journeys
BY the Assoeioisd Prsss

CHICAGO, July 15.-Golfdom' s
golden brigade next Wednesday
opens a 12-day stand-in the Chi
cago Victory National and the ALL
American Open-which may find
Byron Nelson, defending titlist in
both events, overhauling Ben Hogan
as Mr.. Moneybags of 1916.
The $4,000 Victory National at
Medinah Country Club Wednesday
through Sunday, will attract 10 of
the Nations swing -for-swag elite
They'll doubtless concentrate OH the
$1,000 WAR Bond value) first money,
but their Sunday punch undoubtedly
will be reserved for a shot at the
record sl0,500 top cash in George S.
Mays All-American whirligig at
Tam O'Shanter the following week
It's a cinch that calculating BY
Nelson will give his colleagues both
barrels in the two events, especially
the cash jammed All-American,
which he has won four times in its
flve-year history.
Should he pocket both purses,
Nelson also will have doubled his
comparatively modest take of $l4203
since January /. Hogan, winner Of
eight events prior to the current
Kansas City Invitational, rolled up
s24,569 in the same period to dis
place his former Texas caddying
crony as COLTS leading money-win-
ner.
Nelson has been watching Hogan's
smoke and battling hard to stay
ahead of Jimmy Demaret Sam
snead and Lloyd Mangrum in the
cash column. Demaret has collected
sl2,210; Snead. s11,509, and Man
grum, sl0,628.
Other top money winners who
will compete in both events include:
Vic Ghezzi, SO 1865; Herman Barron,
S9,042, and Herman Keiser, $S,259.
Evening star., 1946-07-15
Alexandra Post Captures
Legion Loop Zone ) Title

Alexandria Posts baseball team
IFS over the first hurdle in its drive
toward the American Legion Junior
championship. 1t next goes against
the winner OF the Tidewater series.
yet to be decided. after winning
the Zone 3 championship yester-
day.
The Alexandria nine took the
title with 40 win over Post 1877
In Richmond.
Evening star., 1946-07-15
GPO Juniors Continue
As League PAGERS

Government Printing Once Post
continues ahead Of the crowd in
the local American Legion Junior
League baseball race. 1t turned In
its sixth straight win yesterday by
topping Costello Post, S-6.
National Cathedral topped Fort
Dupont, 1871; Police and Fire won
over Fort Stevens, 7-5, and Bunker
Hill defeated Holleran-M Murray, 81
in the other loop games.
Evening star., 1946-07-15
Duffy's Wins SIuqfests

Duffy's Tavern baseball team took
both ends OF double-header against
the Davidsonville (Md) nine at
Davidsonville yesterday, wining 1916
and ll-9. Relief pitching by Charles
Stock featured the nightcap.
Evening star., 1946-07-15
Bethesda Medics Win

Bob McLeod's two-hit pitching
helped Bethesda Medical Center
nine to 4-3, 10-inning win over
Cissel-Saxon team in Montgomery
County League baseball game yes
terday. Glen Echo trimmed Vet
erans' Administration, 2O-6, and
Ahepa topped Boulevard A. c.,
1911. In other games.
Evening star., 1946-07-15
BosebuII's Biz Six
Runs Batted in
~ the Associoted Press

Runs Batted in.
American Leasue-Willisms. Red Sox
81: Doerr. Red Sox, =; York. Red Sox, 80
National League-Slaughter Cardinals.
SIS, walker. Dodgers, 81, Mize, Giant1.
So Lus1al, Cardinals. 80.
Home Runs
American Williams. Red Sox.
-e. Greenbers. Tigers. %; Keller. Yam
KEGS. s.
National Ieague-Mize. Giants, 1S;
Kiner Pirates, rs Blattner, Giants, TO-
Northey Phillirs. 10.
Evening star., 1946-07-15
MARYLAND Park Scores

Maryland Park Veterans twice de-
feated Tenleytown nine in a base
ball game yesterday. l5-2 and 1910.
Bill Rolls hurled the nightcap shut
out. tanning Is batters.
Evening star., 1946-07-15

Five years ago-Whirlaway won
$4,000 race at Chicago to boost
his earning for year to $l7o16l
and his total to $247436.
Evening star., 1946-07-15
ADVERTISEMENT.
SKIN Cracked
Between Toes?

Itching. burning, oozing. cracking are usu.
ally warnings of athletes foot. Don't delay
Get MERCIREX (mercy-rey) from your
druggist today! Containing 6 medical in.
gradients. AERCIREX usually quickly re.
heves. Helps check local infections, ,oothes.
sools, promotes healing. Millions Of jars used.
Must relieve or money back. Only soc lar.
Economy size, over twice a. much, 81 90.
MERCIREX 5; :xI: +;
Evening star., 1946-07-15


INTERNATIONAL LEAGU.
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Toronto. SIS Rochester. "a
Baltimore. SIS; Syracuse. "a
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stimor. s e - 800 800 s.y as'tsF cy 81 81 j. j. ss5
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Toledo, % St Paul, O~5
Minneapolis, %; Indianapolis. a.
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PACIfiC COAST LAG GtI. Gtl 90 =" "
Oakland Oakland; -: Seattle: =
in l1th, vet grounds; second game post
ponedD.
San Francisco. 5-5: San Diego. q-1.
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oasIsnd sna. = 3s sS $50 San Diego So g. ,a5o
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
MMsShytlie' Mss,nbi. 80 LIN. .t.so Roek' "a
Mobile, S: Birmingham, s second game
calied at end third darkness,.
same postponed, darkness.
Atlanta os 35 624 N Orleans 46 46 500
Memphis 80 AZ .547 Mobile 434S 4S3
Oh nooga 40 AZ .53s Bir sham 81 "a 4O7
Nashville As "A 511 l. Rock 35 Sc 3s5
EASTERN LEAGUE
Wtlllamsport, fl; Binghampton, ST
Elmira, 10 Utica, q
Scranton, s-4: Albany. o.
Wilkes-Barre, 81 Hartford -
second sare tied; called at end 7th, cur
feu).
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Hartford Al 80 .562 Bingh ton % 4s 35l
" Ws-Barre 81 55 514 wlsport "a 4s .333
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Charleston, 2; Columbus. l.
Augusta. &; Macon, 3
Greenville. 5: Savannah, g.
jacksonville. 6: Columbia. 4
W L. Pct WI. Pet
Greneviils 4 35 513 Jack'ville Al As Az
Augusta 40 3S 563 Macon 20 ~ 416
Columbus 46 3S 54S Savannah 80 t6 40
Evening star., 1946-07-15
Minor Leagues
By the Associated s,e,,

~ me AS3octoteo "tesS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGU..
Jersey City, 81, Newark, 4-a.
Montreal, 1-6: Buffalo, a..
Toronto. SIS Rochester. -
Baltimore. SIS; Syracuse. 4-q
W. L. Pct. w L
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NEAR MEDICAL CENTER, 9o0o block Eye

NEAR MEDICAL CENTER, 1000 block Eye
st. NV. a rooms. 3 baths: Sun porch.
sional usage; inspect BY appointment: rent
$3.50 per month CHAs.- L. NORRIS,
Rcaltor. 2135 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 21l2.
OFFICE SPACE, ideal for doctor, in large
Pa. ave. NV. near medical section. Apply
resident manager 2025 Eye st NV. or rent
dept, LEO N. BERNSTEIN & co. NE.
Of remodeled bldg. approx. $50 So. it. Full
bath. Vacant. Immediate possession. Call
rent dept' LEO M BERNSTEIN g. Co,
pocToRs-DEN11sTs. 5-rm. apt. in
Georgetown bldg ideally adaptable for
STEIN & CO NE. $500. -No "' 0ANN
CONN. AND CALVERT ST. Nw-2-room
and path sgte soc m1 syssple
ME- .54o0. A Complete Real Estate IN
SISpIo IS OR OFFICE, sas,st or share:
ARTISTS STUDIO FOR RENT, evenings:
suitable artist or writer; downtown ha;
m1oel platform workable, typewriter
TWo FRONT ROOMS, second floor, suit.
able for any type ONCE; many possibili.
ties SO per month. 9l2 9th st, NV.
ATTENTIoN. DOCTORS dovnstair.
apis; will soon be vacant. suitable fol
ming ayss. NV: Box 6s-D, Star.
BRIGHT RMS, private toilet. suitable
for colored doctor, dentist or general Of
aces: rent Si5 month. See manager al
1924 18th St NV
PRIVATE OFFICE in law suite, fur or un-
19s Two kk kooRs oSts for broker builder, archi-
tect. partly furnished: ideal loca ton. Wis.
ave. and Fessenden; $50. Wo 3211. OR.
st. end AND 3rd FLOORS of 1904. zoos
and zoos II ST. NV. Apply manager, EB-
BIT HOTEL, 10th end SITS. NV.
= ROOMS, 3rd-oor front New York ave
near 18th st. NV. DIXIE REALTY CO..
MA. $3.50.
ATTRACTIVE, well-located, furnished ex.
ecutive suite consisting of large genera
room and private ONCE. available Febru-
rental, S275 monthly. Box 214-D, Star.
DESIRABLE SPACE for doctor or dentist
at l4th and Girard SITS. NV. McKEEVEE
& WHITEFORD. 1914 K ST. NV, DI. 9706
FURNISHED DESK SPACE for rent, down.
town; ideal location for attorney or manu-
facturer's agent. CH. 2096.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
SUBURBAN sALe-MARylANn

6-RM BUNGAL0W-conv. to Mt. Rainier
terminal tern drs nedrms oasrb bath s5sn asn lvlnE INF
basement; nice lot. Price. $3.50 csIi
Mrs. Gregory, WA. 1919: ewes. OIL. 2273.
VIE WihLi2Ms & EEaE zAMI7IsGEn HsfATE 1E Beautiful
I'm; sm;; din I'm; Iit 9 bedrms tiled bath; oil 4
Blinds fq Ths hos is sTsag
#ffiLI}SmS: iii gS goo REAL rsrATr-As...so.- Ask
sshingle bungalow. in East Pines; Two
bedrooms, large living room. combination
pree sGd ssa5 EcheR Win ae
vi fisss Nj REAE HN
lot, close to stores. transporta ton. schools.
VII a2Ss RAJ fiy y Ts3s bqnsa
rooms and bath. oil heat, " acre ground.
ssoo dsTs REAL MI EsY sSp9
tiled bath, oil heat, full basement. fire.
place and porch. close to, stores, schools,
RfsinsDG5fation Riley uN goo. Must sell quick Mr..
WILLIAMS REAL EsTATE-"To thine
own self be true" and see this home. Five
room brick bungalow. living room vita
bedpooms % fu tiled 9Y bath l'eWfh With showers
large basement, oil &C. heat; extra-large
corner co, lot; steel-beam construction, and
partly finished attic, fully insulated
Terms. Mr.. Hammack. UN. 200, UN.
WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE - Exclusive
Cheverly. Imposing and exceedingly
beautiful: white Colonial home, 7 rooms
SPaei0ui sarsse shpond reDsses ssendan G
shrubbery, well landscaped This home
Is truly. outstanding. See it. Mr.. Scol-
lick, UN. 200.
WILLIAMS REAL EsTATE-Two-family
duplex on Rhode Island ave. CMd). A
rooms each apt.' oil h.-w.h., full base
ment 3 garages; one apartment rents
for S45 month. House is being renovated
Cash payment. 500. Mr.. johnson
UN. 1900 WA. OS0S.
COLLEGE PROFESSOR LEAVING TOWN.
Here's an opportunity for you to buy a
beautiful country place of 13 acres large
oak trees surrounding. house several fruit
trees. shrubs, perennials. stable, chicken
house, gravel drive. stone walks, etc,
recently rsmodeled 2-story frame house
fireplace, den with. fireplace, 9 good
sized bedrooms, kitchen and bath; Must
s9,5oo; Located 10 nj; from D. G. Cali
Hyattsville 0354, THOMAS F. HALEY.
| Real Estate Broker.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
STORES WANTED.
ESTABLISHED RETAIL furnitl

ESTABLISHED RETAIL furniture store de-
sires good location; would like to. rent or
Buy building suitable for our business.
CALL HARRY i. FRIEDMAN-It is true
that the demand is great for stores. but
1t might be profitable for YOU to have me
locate a desirable tenant. I am to your
service. HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, Broker.
OFFICE OR STORE fronting on busy street.
200 to 500 #: consider sharing space:
furn. or unfurn, Box 420-D. Star.
STORE wanted. suitable for hardware
business, in Northwest section. 1859
Dayennort st. NV; Wo. 1884.
WANTED small building, suitable for
studio: must have water. elec.; D. c. or
Ne. Nd. Box 247 ID. Star.
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OFFICES WANTED.

VETERANS need Immediately reasonable
once space any location NV. Bethesda or
Silver Spring, Md. Call PHILLIP WESTON,
Glebe 1901.
ONE or more rooms, in Silver Spring, Md.
Willing to pay good rent. Box ZOE, Star
LAWYER wants private office in down
town section; will take office in suite.
PERMANENT OFFICES for representative
o.. Gt ~en.snown national 1! company; need
approximately $50 to 800 square feet OF
car use eroLp OF or : Offices approxi-
mstely 800 square feet with rerTesent-
stives of another division of our parent
company; prefer modern building in o,
space lnadeouate size. Call MA. 41O4
: 55IIGKNE1 desires one room Immediately
NEED oNE-ROoM OFFICE at once In
center Of city for engineering Office. Box
ACCOUNTANT desires or rooms. turn
or unfurn.; central location: consider shar.
ing suite. Box 441-D, Star
LEXANDRIA-Well-rat company want.
square feet of office space. first foof, down.
town business section. Box 4I0-D. Star.
LAWYER, Navy comdr, leaving service
desires or , fairly sizable rooms. or will
share are suite. s.; in good office building. pref
eraa6ly IN vicinity of 10th and H. 81. 377s
vicinity Woodbridge to Hyattsville; radio
or appliance shop preferred; approximate!
5-hour office service daily in return fol
space. HC. 01S4.
DOCTOR. NJ. D.. would like to get an Office
IN an apartment building, Northwest pre-
THREE OR FOUR UNFINISHED rooms
so US toE E1nN Tsf9re agenfs oes WTtt
1T 18th st. NV or phone 9 to weekdays
Evening star., 1946-01-13
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGlhlA.

BEAUTIFUL, COLONIAL, II acres, new
set On hill beautiful; large oaks; house
pantry, "a bath; second floor, four bedr;
Srs nashs BATH Sh oil EXTRA hss m1es pee
sEslqsIys ss1nt PHONE TsTtax j.
20 mi. D. C.: nice home; mt. view; / or 2
sarase; sii 900; two blocks. of stores and
sssss susfsaRta saSs 0 oR easy s.tass
sSNsPt soNRHAEF fhons NILE Firffa ffA1RIAx-House and
room a4ffs for ba 0u Also S house not
finished mis- but n0a ysble with or - acres
lumber Of hne farms also. W. NJ. ORR,
hs0ff FAlkfAx1isroom Fi9ats1 f house, large let
Of Fairfax;, lovely home, atwood panel
ssaong 1saaS So4 Ssk Sss Ssds and m Bath ana Ell
w.. N. ORR. exclusive agent. Phone
kPhkTMENTs-1o-rm. isT frame dwelling
divided into two 5-rm apts.', each rented Ia
0r ssdoS s heye fess Is
pendsbie oil furnace and gas hot-water
@ hs @syd saDRedh 5ss in 'hsns 1t b
manent tenancy and sound investment;
Call Carroll BickIe,. COLONIAL REALTY
S2f Ssas 2o24 Wilson blvd CHI 50'4' OK
ARLINGTON, VA, 2735 So. Uhle st.; open
session; semidetached Colonial brick. 5
iSsashsa, S. s;ss oil Heat; ,.s near j. Nay and
Co. exclusive agents. Ma. 1908.
OPEN 1 TO 5, 106 Strathmeade ST.. Tire
mont Gardens-Excellent asbestos bunga-
low, 5 rooms, bath. range refrigerator,
oil heat. gas, cleo, sewer, basement. large
possession with title; furniture available;
price, $3.50: substantial down payment
IL, Eames. no. s471. JAMES E. MA
HONEY. WoodyaId sBldsss, BE: 24lI:
h.-v.h.; drilled, well, electric pump. ga,
ties, on premises: "a miles, from p. G.;
price, $4,000: $4,000 cash. Call Mr.
Lee, OK. 4127. JAMES e. MAHONEY
f%sfax. fSHasszs Rvlas' Va. sARGhIN, ss,ooo-Nic,
e-story, 6-room and bath brick house
seg.s .pa yatsE Nssr schools ane
lbs.
Evening star., 1946-01-13

CALL HARRY l. FRIEDMAN now or later
should you consider selling your store No
obhgation on your part until it is sold
At your service HARRY / FRIEDMAN
Broker. RE 1855.
ELECTRIC. APPLIANCE STORE-If you
Of business snd nanciay ioa ahle tns o Type p
dertake a real proposition, call HARRY /
FREEDMAN, Broker. RE. 1166.
heat furnished; cheap: modern instru-
ments parts, tubes GE 1884. GE 9T29
LADIES' READY-To-W WEAR SHOPeThis
downtown-located store. 30xl 90. and hay
mig space for many other additional lines,
catering to the middle class, is offered for
immediate sale; the stock is clean Priced
to sell. Call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN,
Broker. RE 1166.
CALL Lynn Realty if you are thinking OF
selling your store: prompt and tactful
REALTY, Ordvay Ass