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OFFICES FOR RENT tcoNT. !,

FURNISHED ROOM. also desk space, both
ss:s; a:ss ::..: se
SSgicE BLDG, spS I'm and psnna.; Il lse..
sn sisss sssy fa ca RE ssss ssas a' entirety
EIlEsT.iSnASF Ias G OFFICE SPACE in down
sss!!sss T us'Dlsi aSS s. en- t5
boNAroWs aS u 81 vi oFfIerss hA sso so q - d g.
SEsffiuEhyA u sfi hA 'BfGfifRfbING. AZ s.h st. NV
modern wsii-srransed. brisht airy rs'saH,s oifies
rooms, single or suite. reasonable rates
< q, cos INC. Realtors, 73S. 18th st. NV.
FGRNiissiaED OFFICES. also desk spa space;
mail address. teiephone-answering service
sgo sS eETpsrisncsd Eps 6 s operator 1. J. coWIE'
S Ssse Il 81. NV, near conn. ave. : and
Mfa,ynower nf,y Hotel. suite Of 3 pvt. connecting
laTss front once and pvt @ sntIancs, .uIns pias
large reception hall. approx. $50 50. It.
sts ensssg bss nesudnsa
iinoienm; heat and iisht farnishsd: urn hE'iss5o ss5o
@ per mo. Available Ave h Immediately. Also rm.
sa'e IN wqsGGssMs III 5S M s AVE. per nea9 n9 Van ne.. I,
IND floor, containing rooms and bath.
suitable for doctor or dentist; available
Dec. THOS. j. FISHER q CO., INC,
ass ass 18th Nh Sc; &C., n;Wpd w. $3.50, is
ing, totaling 5000 50. IT.. situated on Pa.
ave, opposite Dept. cf Justice. ideally To-
Gated for firm handling Federal accounts;
attractive lease to substantial tenant Cali
Mr.. Elder. IL. @. SMITHY CO.. MA. 5903.
OFFICES lPRoFEssIONAL). lust on Conn.
ave. at N St.. known as 1908 10th st. W..
beautifully remodeled. 17s
1886 CONN. AVE, 3rd floor, 4 rooms. ap-
proximately 1.200 50. it.. elevator, suitable
appointment cali OWNER. SfsGE Du. E sss54i7 i. Y
LIST COMMERCIAL, rms, approx. 800
So e. lSl5 18th st. NV. oW. 5000 be-
100 so. FT. OF ofice space for rent.
excellent for professional man in every
respect. 3461 14th st. NV. AD. 6675.
WILL SHARE double once and secretaTial
Or Or electrical field: % located 18th M and SIS. u.s.
NV Monday s:30-5. DI. 1926. Iss
BASEMENT with street level entrance, in
JOHN T. DoooNoHoE 8 SONS. 314 Pa. ave.
HiIGHLY DESIRABLE and room One.
suites. in the center Of Clarendon. good
parktl, parking; especially suitable for doctors
53pS nc px Ssss H,eIs iSIs ~
yer3. Suite Of rms. and Ice. reception
hall. located in prominent apt. bldg. neal
lTth and You SITS. NV. Low rent. lone
leasSe. iatS Can DE . 1893 Go Nr apply e. 1921
am to p.m.; Sunday. ~ noon to p, m.
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THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. B-17
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BUSINESS PROF. EoR SALE lcent.l.

BUSINESS PROP. FOX SALE tSonf.t.
Two Is hsE saBss ussb Il r. o4 srd eo 4
wide II irontasge 70 alley. with low rentals Sas
these Dr0DsIses T show i5G gn s1ssagd ssa
sIsR n Rsi MILfs RI iasS faoM wAsHrsoroN-dssso-
line ns station SesI snser SoeF S ba
aepth Rs 500 rhs Fl 20 ocason msan s eisa asa
lent efSas basiness sna os snh Phs esssd
10 years. Price. $4,000: substantial
TA aa M Psnn rss a
FIRST PYss COMMERCIAL PROPERTY on e:
n' on Pa. ave. s'VGH and "a approx so-it irontass
on ST. lgsated r fastogrosns susi sst-
able for. conversion or construction o.
once building or apt. house and stores,
Il ss9Rs'' RE- Rf'rGss'' Ssss Rsfii sE
SsS shsykaAL TRACTS Or LAND. A. 1a ssssa iss.. ss..
tions.. in Arlington County. Falls churcn
sad sa usr aesandta sa f. M1TNAR6 dfc sf Psz PsYs CO.
SECOND CoMMERcfAL. Io7' to laI { s.
s,ss approx. 10000 50. IT. JOHN ~.
IN.E.-commercial site. 5ax1s5' te alisy.
sSoSe So I'll a4 Hehs of Na sso s
and sun. TIE 1890. BOSS g. PHELPS.
M lMith g. SS,w-s-stery m brick. lot asx1oo
evenings even 1i and SUI sundays lays 81. oso5. BOSS d
nfsS saa coMMfEc1AL af1 St Blocks west Of Conn
ave. on L St: n.w.-3-story brick bldg. 20
IL H. Iesr Tas 2ss soss s. fs pHEps L she Na a.. sso
I417 K st. NV. Evenings. cali Mr.. MeaseiL
ACROSS STREET from new George wash
asiSH row Sase rm eSens tS5 aoc!9f ba
ana SUN. bI. - o7o5. BOSS IS & 'fS PHELPS.
iith sr. NV. north of rloridalshis
apts. above. IS offered with no leases; pos
i@syss: eyes and Sun, N No. oos4' Boss d
paoeces pocTok ieh7 Oh pEsrIsT ii OFFICE. just on
makes this good buy: 9 rooms. 3 baths:
With oln0 UNUSUAL street fTontass iron Mr Ma &Prentiesa
Soks SLyf AVE. AND ND ohLvEkf 4 Vi aE sr. hv3Thi.
valuable property with over 90 front on
evening enteItainment; possession at settle:
Sun. NO. O064. BOSS & PHELPS. 1417
sai0 GA. AVE. N.w.-2-story brick bldg.
contains a store and rms. and bath;
lot 100 #. deep; End CONNER; price anS
18TH ieaRs St reasSnasif n@ ax 4H7s 4 h CARTER sls
a6fh AND Va. AvE.-2nd commercial, i'm.
9Eo,yed 4S,n by brick DWELLINGS 5onsd GOD
Suysq Eor nc snsfan' esI sS NJ RSsen. @
& ess i415 nE i4ee g. kEo T. 5a6e sssNSTEM SWssns =
tons Complete Real Estate Institution. --1S
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT,

75-room. 5-story corner ONCE bldg. at 18th
and x SITS, NV, for $4,000 year. Eleya-
tor; business zone; air-cond.; empty. Write
Immediately. Box 249-X. Star. -I7
APT. AND 0FFICE-Entire first floor. 8
rms. and bath: at sos Taylor st. NV; suit
able for doctor, dentist. studio. ETC.; rent
10 and IL, and 8 and z daily.
226 G ST. NV. complete building of 9
rms, bath, suitable for sales and service
1st COMMERCIAL-4 rms. approx 500
50. 1T. 1915 18th st. NV, OW. 5000. be-
tween and @. -22
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DESK SPACE Bon eEhsr
oUT-oF-Towk REAL ESTATE.

LAKE WELDONA. Orlando. Fia.-Loyely
homesites, combining fisherman's heaven,
with city conyeniences: reasonable prices
and te ms For information, call Paul
s Harrisor J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Reaitor.
NEW YORK, Great Neck. Long Island. 25
mins. TO city: 6-rm. house. garage: very
sell furniture Il desired. TIE 3I21, to Z
pm, 80
10 ACRES--6-room house; basement, on
State road. newly decorated; electricity;
convenient to stores. churches: good COM
munityt price. $3.50 with $3.50 down, ball
ance S35 per month; 5Se less for cash.
I. b. BROOKS, Orange. Va III
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LOTS FOR SALE lcont.


a. Plots, e ocoMMEECIAL I. 7. BUILDING sisss.
ton II .sroTlns community which VIM
eg ana pot center
70 serve. Good location for moving pic
sure theater. Investigation urged Call
NJ W Es,5 EsepjsmIn. min ,1ss yis5 D. H JOHNSON CO..
s9i7 I7ih 81; N.E.-eo-ft, front, in ex;
sellent rssidential community of DETACHED
IoTsMils ISR Hi. all utilities, concrete e
next ts to it: $1,000 cash. uN. 3199 or ca
LARGE CORNER LOT, nearby Maryland:
IL 600: Sa00 cash needed. Call Sunday.
1t can .si.I s KY * 4. 9ss o@sss for
you 9 finel wooded lots in Fairhiii Subdiyi-
sssIsS ls,s you nssd sall me {. r. MORAN. rsils
ALLANTOWN-- desirable homesites
lor country homes: high elevation, pano-
ramic dLl views gently rolling land: 20 min.
Route iss. Norwood r piEe, tracts s0cfn 81 oDe 0e
acre or more. Secluded development Of
e staff Sadss in eham apna ana
| protective restrictions; $1,000 per acre
and up, which includes paved roads and
70 THOSE PLANNING a real home in a
ssiee5 n neign6Sprhhood sasS hssSwe we have $4,000 So
Md. close 70 the Chevy Chase Country
Club; Columbia Country Club and Meadow.
are in, and the ground is highly restricted
sss Xxx 0es s2ss "a eves 4 Ms Aex1s easn Ef5lf pu
HILLcRBsT. Fort Davis Park s.e-Iwe
have few choice lots left: cash or terms
Watch for announcements Of our new sub.
cARoszzA Co. 1897 PennaI. I ave. a. Sc. e.
coMMEkcIAL cco MiaEi LOTS on busy upper TSa dsor.
ssIs1mests rd nvsEsa ye large DE-
EsMH EESnsaffi from BONO g Sds feet SASk G9o
grimrose q. and West Beach dr.. faeini
besutSi Sections Of Norfswest re 'as Msshins
ton. The lots have a combined frontag,
22s r 2es feet rFfs e sSo SF both Os
slsg!nlSiNG LOT 1ss asx11s on So. STAFFORD fas s.
from sasns vs coss foSe e sesSo S
PEA e sssf 4S sas col siS2s Pes
AEaR Elans'Ie g1sTkRSSH Hn SH sfaR fsGp HOME lots
$sTss, TTosnd . aodsF'i Il. 1ns and fG@ isss
IARGe M s Corner dssi K hof. a4sc eh. ch.. DIT D. G.
s!sss ep I!sS5 hAffosss iRs e. S$rs s$9s
HOMEsITE-2 attractive adjoining lots t,
sell as one; q mile beyond Pinehurs
property, Ipaay, 9 eS%ntainiGg % s over acre. Mr.
LOT 40 it. by 100 It. for sale cash, 49tf
and Ayres ave. sc. Gall NO. s6ss befor'
APT. HOUSE SITES, s.E.-Forrester At
Is.e;. 50x104, $4,000. RALEIGH st. and Wac.
is5s sns stb sf ,s: so4s So sfs ssoo9 Ms,loT
$1,000
Franklin st. and oath ne, 50x14O
$3, roo. Oakland ter, Kensington, 4 lots
each each! 56xl9o. 5000 q lot Bannoekburi
| SCOTT SANDERS. 1919 South Capitol ST
TR. 75ff3 until 9 pm. -1s
COLORED-LOTS m NE. section TO
residence and business. PATTERSON
REALTY CO., 4126 MINI. ave. ne. FIR
COLoRED-DETAcHED HOME LOTS. Ar
hngton; picture view. improved street
BEAUTIFUL LOTS. sellin,
for the price OF !: all with sewerage an(
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

Sc ACRES, miles Pentagon, located on
main road, next to development, near VII
lage. BOX 275-y. Star. 16s
So ACRES in Fairfax CO.. Va. mi. from
d. c., 2 mi. west of Alexandria: streets
and main sewer line already through
property. Ideal for CT homes; $500 an
acre. VERNON M. LYNCH q SONS
once 7 mi. out Columbia pike or nj out
Duke st. extd. Phone Alex. 5000. tClcsed
Sundays0 III
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BUSINESS PROPERTY wANTEp.

AUTO REPAIR SHOP at least 4 or 5 cs9
capacity. no alley. Glebe 1925. LII
HAVE CLIENTS willing to pay cash for
apt: houses or business property; sell now.
ist), RE. 477l, GE. 02S6. -1S
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FoR SALE.

ON PROMINENT HIGHWAY - Quick run
to downtown. approximately 1000 50. IT.,
able for multi-story building for distrihn-
tor or warehousing. An outstanding loca-
ton. Priced right. See Mr.. Morris.
WEAVER BROS. INC, DI. $500; ewes.
sso-FTf. FRONTAGE ON b. . o. RE. BY
400 IT. deep:. hard surface road TO prop-
new factory under construction. This
beautiful site located near the q. Of Nd,
Is priced to sell at once. Brokers invited
BuRCH REALTY CO., WA. 774S or WA.
1908 ~
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ACREAGE WANTED.
LOTS FOR SALE.

$3.50 ACRES; only best location: zoned
for apis. Call MR.. BROWN. Ma. $40:
ewes. EN-. 9551. III
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

WILL EXCHANGE new detached bricl
home. g rooms, baths, in Chevy Chase
cation i0 cal d Mr. no sRowS y spmpnsaos RAJ 4S tS
ewes. EN- 1851. -l6
IPETWORTH. close to ST. Gabriel's Church
oDen % xoid aa .xah fep or snts
year-round waterfront home: about S14.-
o00. BOZ 239 ". Star. =
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

SECOND TRUST LOANS on property in
ovsss 81 81 rates Me apa Prom We $500 erSngs q service
TINE ST EosE, 4 BERENTER, 112s Vermont ave-.
FUNDS AVAILABLE for fun frst-trust
loans. 2nd-trust notes also bought. e. A.
GARVEY. DI. 4b0S. to PM only
SECOND TRUST NOTE on Arlington prop
erty for sale. bears 6ss; amply secured.
ME- 24Sb. -1S
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT.
SURPLUS LAND, railroad sidings available,
MARYLAND: small or large acreage; long or
short-term lease PEBBLES CHEMICAL
co. Once, UN. 2525: res. EN- S75O
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
COTTAGE, I or 2 bedrooms, unfurnished,
In nearby Vs., Arlington or Fairfax, by
LAWYER; good references; S75 maximum.
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OFFICES wANTEp.

SINGLE ROOM in downtown bldg: VIII
rent or buy furniture. Alex 1920 is
UNTIL FEB. /, By q university research
organization; Pa ONCE rooms, furnished OF
unfinished. Reply Box 195-x, Star lii
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
PHONE SERVICE, printing, etc. for bust
Dial BUSINESS EXCHANGE. OW. 5000
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COMMERCIAL PROF.. FOR RENT.

366 9Th ST. MA beautiful restora-
tion: bldg. is highly adaptable for bust.
ness ofices; restaurant, home once, ma
tional headquarters, etc. Open today anc
Sunday ] to 9, or call John Lipscomb
HENRY CLAY CO. MI flfSflf III q a
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residence and business PATTERSON
REALTY CO.. 4126 MINI. ave. ne. FIR.
CoIoRED-DETAcHED HOME LOTS. Ar
ington: picture view. improved street;
ST. 800. BOWERS. 1104 18th st. NV. RE.
ICoLoRED-e BEAUTIFUL LOTS, selling
for the price OF /: all with sewerage and
pavements: for only $3.50. Call HO OgS6,
- to daily and Sunday. LIZ
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coMMERcIAL GROUND.

end COMMERCIAIr-Over $4,000 SQUARE
adjoining the airport: mr.. new shopping
center; excellent business location; priced
s. snc per square II Cal. DI. 8724. N.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

TRACT OF TIMBER on Eastern Shore 81
nearby state number Of acres. kind oi
trees. number of board feet and price
BTEHL LUMBER Co. 1908 Elmridge ave.
Raitlmore 20. No. Is
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33, 900 so. FIT, zoned general business,
located at Tyson's Corner: this property Is
$50. Call Mr.. Meas, WILLIAMS REALTY
CO. 44Ih wilson blvd. oW 6l61. LIZ
blvd. in Arlington, Va. Close-in to WASH
ington. For price and terms call WRIGHT
REALTY, INC, 4701 Col. pike. Arlington.
CHI. 4S0U. IL
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SToREs WANTEp.

first floor for dry cleaning agency, IN
Woodbridge, Mt. Rainier or Hyattsyilie
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SAFE

turer needs about 5000 SQUARE feet d
space for storage: will rent or buy. Boz
3lH-T. Star 80 -. IL
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FAIRFAX COUNTY ESTATE

FAIRFAX COUNTY ESTATE - Approxi-
nately 38 acres. s bedrms., Q full baths,
fun electric Kit, large hv rm with fire-
place. large din. rm.:: stream through prop
erty; woods with outdoor fireplace and
leed apply 10 agents. Call OWNER.
Fairfax 11-J-11. IL
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CHURCH BUILDINGS WANTED.
WANTED TO BUY churches, 1 in s.w.
and in SIC. Call N C. HINES s. SONS,
2 CHURCHEsLI in sw, i in SEE: viii
pay UP to 5000. Gail N c. HINES q
SONS, 1923 You st. NV. HO. 09S6. 9 to
daily and Sunday --i7
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Gi sGDGRf 2Rfi HSAE 0H 2esf For very modsia.. sa
SeWa Se gou2 oS as SFf hg aom s
room when needed; oil heat. REAL ESTATE
SEisSISE III oh1ss ~ 5Nc s6sS lee hwy. at dieoe "a.
SOLID i SS.i AND % sAfH iiis. and almos. seda.s-- @
Kind OF a home that holds its value; {
bsdrOoms, ms % oil heat 0a Copper r plumbinss nSsi1 ~
RSfls Ss fRd HHs D8ses N E Tee 'fSp S.s
ero e ofss E WILLaMs sa I'll sS ox ssss "
v 01g dn Tm ioE otsia sth sseve ssss rsasa sSna
closets: c.a.-c. heat; full bsmt. with iaun.
GO az tubs h N.Mgg Eel N.Y. 6ow eooo ls
to shopping, transp., schools; prewai
ped: nice nice bedrms.; tile bath tn with & shower; sS
s nss tu ssns s5S5m o% so0o
GEO. II. WILLIAMS. C0.-Near Ft., MyeI
% min, to Navy Annex and Pentason;
2-story ,det. brick and asbestos shingle;
rm.. dinette, bedrm., bath. storage rm.,
kit. with stove. refgr.; storm windows; IN
esses Gso. m m%sf M1LaMs R3ss o% soon houss
yssa.sssI E saSHrns .4sa ess ss n II ArnsGR m gR sp
din. rm;, kit. 1st a.: 2 lge. .bedrms.. bath;
up; full bsmt.; screened side porch: oil
heat; stove, refgr. OW. 5000. --iS
STONE HOME-Loc. in beaut Westover;
9 lge: rms, playrm. I'M. on in knotty pine;
compl, furn.; immed. poss. LONGACRES,
$4,000 DOWN buys q nice brick bung. liy.
ss.5o6 DowN buys a beaSt. brick home;
8 lge. rms. rec. rm., 1M baths, beaut.
vacant. LoNGACREs, oW. 63I3. -i7
$1,000 DOWN buys q charming brick
bung.. full bsmt.; with lge lot and picket
f.SsS saoSss SW. ssiss ana sn0DPips
$4,000 DOWN buys q lovely 2-story. white
home; 5 lge. rms, tile bath, lovely lot, IL
min. to heart OF ID. c.; vacant. LONG,
sRAN6-SEw siaSii Wv Brick BRICK HOME, BY owl owner
who Is unable to occupy: custom built:
Lyon Park: features liv. rm. with fireplace
or library with bath on LIST a., kit. new Hot
Point range. refgr.. dishwasher, center hall,
phone wall plugs, 3 bedrms. upstairs, full
basement, attached garage, s3 full baths;
prewar quality throughout;; lot IS ideal fof
sipals ssslSoMSy only ov; sss5 for appt -
home. equipped kit. 2-car garage; house
r VI MuLLiN OK. 1852. III
room and bath masonry
home, fine residential section; close to
everything; only SO. 500 down. Mr..
Leonardo. HELM REALTY CO.. Ov. 0634
Wv SA''
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ment, and the case of S. Glen
Young, Khan dry raider, in bloody
Williamson County, Illinois.
Il don't say there are some Klans-
men who didn't violate the law"
DR.. Green said. But doggone it
some in your church and some in
my church violate the law. A
Klansman must swear to uphold the
law and not take the law into his
own hands. When the East Point
trouble (the f1oggings) came up 1
went before the grand jury to give
them all the help I could"
DR.. Green did not go into the
Williamson County events but DR..
Hiram w. Evans, one-time imperial
wizard, reminisced about them when
he was seen the day before in his
Office in the big Hurt Building He
said he sent an Investigator to Her.
rim, ILL.,, to deal with Glen Young.
Young began to blow off in meet
ing" DR.. Evans recalled. MY man
said, Sit down, Glen Glen sat
down. He knew had there the
man who was fastest on the draw
in the country, Texan. Glen
Young's death was foreordained
Why? Because when a man lives
by the sword he perishes by the
sword"
DR.. Evans made it clear he has
no connection now with the Khan.
I'm only interested in my asphalt
business and In the Church of the
Living God" he said.
But to return to DR.. Green.
One of his bitterest critics in
Atlanta described him as a frus-
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trated person who failed to join a
fraternity in college, who failed to
win prominence in his profession
and who was not a member of the
Medical Society.
DR.. Green went to Emory College
when it was at Oxford, Ga, and was
a member of Delta Tau Delta Fra
ternity there. He was graduated
from the Electric Medical College in
Cincinnati in 1912. He is a member
of the Medical Society in Atlanta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-12

He is also a Mason and q Presby-
terrain. He lis the father of a daugh-
ter and two. sons. The older son
is an attorney.
The baby's in the Navy; I hope
he'll start studying medicine in the
fall" DR.. Green said.
Il may not be a great doctor, but
have pretty decent practice, ;"
he said. Il have quite a few Jewish
patients and Catholic patients, and
some Negro patients"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-12

A finer smoke -. a cleaner, healthier
smoke. That's Ameera. It's Havana
wrapped all Havana filler. And
it's the built-in tip that makes the
difference. No chewed-up ends ..
no tobacco in your mouth. It's a
healthier smoke. You II know it soon
as your lip touches the tip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-12
Georgia Khan S Dragon
Facing Fight 10 Prove
lis Not Old XXX

Continued From First Page.)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-02-14
MUSKINGUM VALLEY

Caldwell rallied to trail 1920 at the
half. The third quarter was also MP
and tuck, McConnelsville still lead
ing 37-33, with Richcreek and Pier
son out on fouls. In the final period,
Brown dropped in three fielders and
Murrey connected for a basket to tie
up the game at 4l-41. At this point
with a minute and a half to play,
Weekley committed his fifth person
al and left the game but McCOnnels-
vile missed the free throw and the
score remained tied. The clock
showed two seconds to play when
Seffens fouled Kincaid, who dropped
in the winning point. Caldwell put
the ball in play with Tuffy Tilton
trying a long one from the center of
the court which missed by inches as
tie final horn sounded.
FL ewhere on the league front, st.
Thomas topped league leading Philo
4 s-41, New Conc ord edged New Lex
1886, and Roseville defeated Glous-
ter 28-I8. As the situation now
stands. the. possibility of a three
way lie looms. McConnelsville by
II ming over Glouster this week can
share the title, while st. Thomas
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-02-14
Mt. EDhrain

Mt. Ephraim, Feb. 13-Nancy Nc
Auley has returned home after sew
eral weeks visit with her daughter
and family in Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Love, Zanes-
vile, spent Sunday with Ross Nc
Connell.
Rex Moore is driving truck for
John T. Watson who suffered a
broken arm recently.
F. L. Catlett of Buffalo visited
relatives here Sunday.
Callers at the home of Homer Fin
ley, Sunday, were: Lloyd Rich and
family of Columbus, Dalton Finley
and wife of Marietta, Ray Ankrom,
wife, and daughter, and Irene Edgar
and son of Batesville Mr.. Finley is
employed at ChesterhiIl in the lum-
Der business.
Edison Shafer is moving his fam
lily to a property near Seneca lake.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-02-14
Official-Taylor.

The Redskins lost their second
successive league thriller on Friday
night when they dropped a 42-4l
verdict to McConnelsville in the last
two seconds of play. Kincaid's free
throw spelled victory for the Big
Reds.
Lloyd King, the leagues leading
scorer, was injured in the first
minute of play when ha went into
the air for shot and was knocked
to the floor by Pierson. Somehow IN
the fall, Pierson came down on
Kings ankle and the damage was
done. He was removed to the office
of a doctor where it was found that
the ligaments in his left ankle were
badly torn, and whether or not he
will play any more this season is un-
known. Jimmy Grubb, of McCo1nels-
Vile. who was trailing "Speedo' by
26 points to start the game, broke
loose for 10 to pull within seven
points of a tie. However, Grubb will
play one more league game this
week and only a miracle will help
King to his second league scoring
title.
The game was closely contested
with the score tied at 8-8 at the first
quarter. The Big Reds ran it to
1913 to start the second period but
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willie visited at the home Of the for
mer's brother. Harry Milestone.
Ben IongfelIow VS. business
collier at Caldwell. Saturday.
Mrs David Mckee ami daurh. j..
judy ynont the weekend with nl
mother Mrs. Bo,tba Aai~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E1Hy so.a'
tAa v,re-0,l at trgrr hor.c il C.u.-
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MaCkSburg

Macksburg, Feb. 13-Cpl. Harry
N. Smithson arrived home last
Thursday from overseas, having re-
ceived his honorable discharge at
Indiantown Gap, Pa, from the
armed services. He spent three years
and five months in the service, of
which IA months were spent over
seas. He saw service in England,
France, Germany, and Austria.
Pvt. Robert Longfellow of Wash
ington, D. c., recently spent a &C.
hour furlough at his home here.
James Lee, former resident of
this place, but late of Los Angeles,
Calf, has received his discharge
from the armed services, and with
his mother, Mrs. L. r. Lee, are visit
ing relatives here and at Dexter
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Delong and
Mrs. Alma Longfellow were Marietta
shoppers Saturday.
Supt. Ray L. Curtis was a bust
ness visitor at Marietta, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn MILESTONE
and children, Don and Vera, Of Nash
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Florence

Florence, Feb. 13-Alvin Voytas
has received his discharged from
the army last Wednesday, at Camp
Atterbury, Ind, and is spending a
few day with his mother, brother
John, and his wife He served as a
medic in the Oath Inf. for three
years, nine months. of which he
spent overseas.
Capt. Hills Keeton, is spending a
sick leave from the army with his
mother, Mrs. John Keeton, his wife,
the former Wanda Mazgay and son
Gary. Capt. Keeton is doing duty
with the third army.
Catherine and Peter buffalo of
Cleveland are visiting with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John buffalo.
Mr.. Edward Evans has moved
from Cincinnati and will make his
home here with his father, who
helped him move With him are his
wife and daughter Mary Ann.
Mike and Joseph Stasko of Colum-
bus were visiting briefly with their
brother Andy over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Kotsan of
Cleveland were here attending the
funeral of Mr.. Stanley Morasky.
Grace Steiner of Canton spent the
weekend with Miss Helen Bosold.
Frank Baranchik, Jr. returned to
Canton Monday after spending few
days here visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Barlock of Can
ton spent the weekend here and at
tended the funeral of Peter Sarisky.
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Entertain st. Thomas
On Friday And
Byesville On Tuesday

Belle Valleys Riders hoped into
an early lead in their game with
Caldwell Tuesday and walked off
with a 1927 victory. The Redskins
tied the score once at TT but Belle
Valley pulled away to a commanding
lead which they held until the clos
ing minutes when Caldwell staged a
rally which fell short. Ed. Thomas
netted II points for scoring honors.
In the preliminary games, Caldwell
alumni defeated Belle Valley alumni
1924 and Belle Valley reserves
downed Caldwell Junior high 1873.