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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09
Hot Return Fight
On W.M.F.D. Toniqhi

AL Guido, busy Harlem lightweight,
tonight attempts for the second time
to halt the winning streak of Willie
Beltram (above) of the Bronx. Their
clash in New York is slated for ten
rounds. In a sizzler last March,
Guido sent the betting beauty to the
canvas twice. Willie, however, was
strong in the closing rounds and won
the split decision.
Since dofing his Army uniform.
Beltram has SIT a blazing pace and
has rolled up an enviable record. A
victory yer Guido would give him
eighteen straight. He's = banging
puncher and boxing men know him
rs a great fnisher.
Guido is an experienced hand and
has a reputation for carrying de-
struction in his fsts-especially for
young ambitions. He's strong, rug
ged, durable-and has never been
knocked out.
Enjoy the excitement, blow-by-
blow, on Gillette's Cavalcade ofSports
over American Broadcasting Co. and
WMFD, 1400 on your dial at 10 pm
And remember, A
men LOOK EiIIetIeHsl
sharp! FEEL 1!glls II
sharp! BE sharp! 7HH
Use Gillette Blue n6H
Blades with the
sharpest edges AINE
ever honed! H. El9l
Copyright, 1851, b. Giaste eefs4 kAe2k S2@ksX
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09
LIPPY MAY MANAGE
PUERTO RICAN TEAM

SAN JUAN, P. r., May 8.-U.n>-
Benjamin Acosta president of the
San Juan Senators in the Puerto
Rican league, said today he has
asked Leo Durocher for an appoint
ment in New York within tn next
10 days in an attempt to sign the
suspended Brooklyn pilot as man.
ager of the Puerto Rican club.
Although managers in the Island
league average only $500 a month,
Acosta said his proposition would
be something speciak" He said
he probably would be unable to
pay Durocher the salary he was
accustomed to but hoped the "vaca-
ton and change of scenery idea"
would appeal to him.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09
Can Cop Eastern Crown
With Win Over Durham
Brown Likely Starter In Championship Fray;
Bulldogs Have Home Grounds Advant-
age: Hanover Bats To Pack Power

against Fayetteville, on first base;
Paul ''Stumphole" Horton, a 1894
stickman, at second base; J. Z.
Price at shortstop; Levy Heath
at third ba.e b%attering Louis Col
lie in left field; batting leader
Mike Austin in center; Herman
Wick in right; Rudy johnson
catching; and Brown pitching.
For Durham the probable start
ing lineup in the order they bat
may be: cf-Stallings 1874; 2b-
Williamson .272; 1b-Poe .351; II
Talley $50; ss-Cheek 1857; 3b-
Gates 1907; rf-Colvard $40; c.
Canada $50; and p-Holt .234.
EASTERN CONFERENCE
cr AArnTECc
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
New York 7, Cincinnati 4.
Chicago 2-8, Philadelphia 1T.
Boston IL, Pittsburgh S..
st. Louis at Brooklyn (night).
Today's Games
Boston at New York SPAIN $50 We
Voiselle 1-2).
Brooklyn at Philadelphia (nisht)
Gregg (2-0) or Chandler 0-0) VS. Judd
(0-2).
: Chicago at Cincinnati Schmitz Old OF
Chapman (2-D VS. Blackwell 90 OF
Wander Nicer U-0).
Only games scheduled.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09

Errors-Pellagrini, Pesky. Runs batted
in-York, Culberson. Two base hit -
Doerr. Stolen base-Baker. Double plays
-Michaels, Jones and Appling; Michaels,
Appling and Jones. Left on bases-Bos-
ton 5, Chicago 5. Bases on balls - Fer
riss 2, Rigney /, Caldwell l. Strikeouts-
Ferriss l, Dorish l. Rigney 2. Hits off
Ferriss 3 in 8 innings; Dorish C in /;
Rigney 4 in 8; Caldwell 3 in l. Hit by
pitcher-by Caldwell (Culbersonl. Win
ming pitcher-Ferris. Losing pitcher -
Rigney. Umpires-Berry, Weafer and
Hubbard. Time 1:42. Attendance 400.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09

Runs batted in-Miller 8, Young,
McQuillen, Wilson, Hedrick; Two
base hits-Miller, Messing. Three
base hits-McQuillen 2, Wilson.
Home runs-Miller. Struck out, by
Stone 8, Stephenson 1. Hits off
Stone S in 2 innings; off: J. Steph-
enson 5 in 6 innings. Losing pitch
er Stone. Umpires - Wilson,
House, Baker. Time of game-1:30.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09

Runs batted inPoklemba, Britgs
Ward 3, Uhles, Cielinski 2, Rudtg
AskeW 2. Two-base hits - Briia
Steckel, Ward. Bases on balls
Stone 10, Hewlett 4, Edens g. s.
out, by-Stone II, Hewlett 6, Eide,
Hits Off: Hewlett IS in 7 l-3 irr.
Edens l in I. Losing pitcher-N
Umpires-Ruch and Bazidzuk., T.rf
| game 300.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09

Top Pirates: Twins Defeat Sanford, 5 To
LEAFS BLAST
CUBS BY II TO 4

LUMBERTON, May 8. TIL
Lumberton Cubs Of the Tobacco
State league received a II to 4
trouncing from Selma-Smithfield
here tonight for their seventh loss
against two victories for the sea-
son.
Pearsall blasted the big blow of
the night, a $40 foot home run that
spanked a three run rally for the
Cubs in the seventh, but the Leafs
had already amassed twelve big
n it was to no avail.
SELMA-SMITHFIELD AB X II o A E
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09

Runs batted in Bohannon 2, Valo,
Scrobola 2, Miner, Bullock, Parneil,
Colonies. Two-base hits-Bullock, b.
harmon, Chorbora, Pierre. Home runs -
Scrobola. Stolen bases-Bohannon 2.
Sacrifices - Miner. Double plays -
Wilmer, Andrews, ana Miner; Jorda,
Miner, and Wilmer. Left on bases -
Red Springs 8. Warsaw 3. Bases on balls
off: Valo 3, Burch 3. Struck out. by -
Vslo 7. Burch 5, Hits off: Burvh 10 IN 7
innings; Cepny l in 1. Hit by pitcher,
by-Valo RurcfN. Wild pitches-Burch.
Passed baIls-Bullock, Lail. Losing pitch
er-Burch. Umpires-Mitchell and QUIZ
to. Time of game 2:10.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09
STANDINGS
TOBACCO STATE LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Clinton 10. WILMINGTON 8.
Dunn-Erwin 5, Sanford 3.
Smithfield-Selma IL. Lumberton 1.
Warsaw 7, Red Springs S.
Teday's Games
WILMINGTON at Sanford.
Dunn-ErWin at Lumberton.
Red Springs at Clinton.
Warsaw at Selma-Smithfield.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09
GUnFORD WINS

HIGH POINT, May 8.-R-Guil-
ford pushing across a run in the
first of the ninth, defeated the High
Point Panthers here today rs in a
North State conference baseball
game.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09

Erfors-Schoendienst 2, Stanky :,
Robinson, Reiser. Runs batted in -
Moore, Sisler, Marion, Garagiola, Jor-
gensen. Two base hits-Northey, Jorgen-
sen. Three base Observation-Disclosures, Jor-
gensen. Sacrifice Marion. Double
pl~ays-Stanky, Reese and Robinson (2)
Left N bases-St. Louis 8, Brooklyn 8.
Bases on balls-Branca l, Taylor 2
Brecheen 2. Strike outs-Branca 8
Branca 5, Brecheen 4, Taylor l, Kinl
2, Chandler 1. Hits-off Branca 8 in {
innings none out in third; Taylor ;
in 3; King l in 3; Chandler o in l.
Winning pitcher - Brecheen. Losing
pitcher-Branca. Umpires - Henline
Stewart and Magerkurth. Time 2:26. At
tendance 81, 1923 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09
Spinners' String Broken
AT Nine By Dunn-Erwin
K0chli Scatters 10 Hits To Break Win Streak;
Miller, McQuillen, Denning Lead Twins
In Long = Awaited Victory

Denning saved the day Cor
night in the Spinners' half of the
ninth by pegging a perfect strike
to the plate to put out Butcher,
who had doubled, after he caught a
long fly off the bat of Shoffner.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09

Runs batted in - mjewski, Cabaniss
Leblanc, Pearsa1l, Ellington 2, Ciani
Vaughn, Pilkindton. Two-base hits -
Ellington, Ciani. Home runs-Pearsall
Bases on balls-of: Motley 4, Zmjewsk
2, Vaughn z. Struck out, by-Motley 2
Zmjewski l, Vaughn 3. Hits off: Motle,
3 in 3 innings. Zmjewski 6 in 6. Los
ing pitcher-Motley. Umpires Reman
and Reveille. Time of game-2:10.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09

X-PIay1ng n1gnt game.
Yesterdays Results
Boston 8, Chicago o.
Washington at Detroit. ppd., cold.
New York at Cleveland ~ ppd., cold.
Philadelphia at st. Louis, night.
Philadelphia 5, St. Louis 3.
Today's Games
Detroit at Chicago Newhouser Q-3) vs.
Grove 1-0).
Cleveland at St. Louis (night) Teller
(3-2) VS. Zoldak (0-1).
Only games scheduled. e
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09

x-Ran for Padgett in 7th.
xx-Rolled out for Schmidt in 9th.
xXx-Fanned for Lapointe in 9th.
xxxx-Singled for Handley in 9Th.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09
Idle Tigers Take Lead
AS Chicago Loses, 80

Ferriss allowed only two White
Sox to get as far as third base
as the Chicagoans suffered their
cocon3 consecutive shutOut.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09
CHICAGO
PHILADELPHIA


Errors-Etten. Runs batted mischief
fling, Watkins, Adams. Two base hit -
Watkins. Sacrifice-Waitkus. Double
ri ys-Waitkus to Merullo. to Wyse.
Wyse to Merullo to Watkins. Left on
bases = Chicago II. Philadelphia Z.
Base on balls-off Schmidt 5; Wyse 2.
Struck out-by Schmidt 2, Donnelly 2.
Wyse 2. Hits-off Schmidt 6 in 8 in
nings; Donnelly 2 in l. Losing pitcher
Schmidt. Umpires-Goetz, Conlan and
Reardon. Time 1:50.
~(Second Game)
CHICAGO 100 O10 nGO--Q ~ !
PHILADELPHIA 4o1 01o Doll IL O
Lade, Meyer. Erickson, Meers, Kush,
ana Scheffing; Jurisich. Donnslly and
Seminaok -
=. t-I LII K.@DAE4
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09

Dial 3+ssu For Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09

z-Grounded out for Taylor in 5th.
zz-Walked for King in 9th.
zzz-Fanned for Chandler in 9th.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09

IA-1VI IShf OUE y III W1h1 III Vt11
SELMA-SMITHFIELD COZ 230 O0O-12
LUMBERTON 600 600 3O1- 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09

Walked for Motley in '3rd.
zz-Struck. out for Zmjewski in 9Th.
The frontiersman., 1947-05-07
VfOLET GROUNDS, $ UNO AMAG 70

me VlOl6 L, can- nery t tender for Alas ka -Seldovia Packers, grounded on a sandy beach while picking up clans to be packed in the cl am cannery, c. 2. Ander son said yes terday.
 The craft was un- damaged in the acci- dent, he said, and the rumor' which rep or ted her lost was utterly unfounded. The Violet is to bri ing the fir st load of clans I or l947 op- CT a tions of Alaska SeldoVia Packers. scheduled to start at 8 o'clock this morn- ing.
The frontiersman., 1947-05-07
fiN A ? RIZfS ARf AW AROfO

Last pr izes for an evenings play in the pinochle seas on went to Pa tr ick O'Br fen, a que t and to Mr s. Mar tha Jens en last Fr riday.
 Mi ss Hazel Fl ls- worth and Mervin Brun annexed the doubtful honor s of the dishpan as low SCOT CTS.
The frontiersman., 1947-05-07
FLOAT SM ASH ED
 IN BAY | ANOINO

T. T. Walker of the Internal Revenue office at Anchorag knocked a wing float fr on his Seabee when he landed in rough water in the middle of Seldovia a bay late last Saturday af ter noon.
 MT. Walker remain ed overnight while the plane was being ixed. Harry Whi te helped him with the repair job, and the ship took off suc- cessfully for Anchor- age on Sunday morn- ing.
The frontiersman., 1947-05-07

ARE TOWN'S BEST
 Grand prize win- ners of the pinochle season of l946 and le47 were announced as Mrs. Ellen Nil on and Ed Jensen at last Fridays final party. Runners up in the con test were Mr s. Winnie Zawis towski and Edwin Bahr s, while cons ola ti on pr izes went to Erl ing Nj s on and Miss Peggy Daigan.
 IT. ophy cups were awarded to gr and prize winners s, while Mrs. Zawis tow ski and Mr. Bahrs were given a decorative china cup and mug. Embl en- atic of their Xii tchsn chores throughout the winter, Mi ss Daigan and l!r. Nils on were handed ma2sur ing cups lined with dish mops and acc ompanied by a dishtoWel.
 Gross pr oceeds from the year IS round of par ties to- tailed Gl99, Mrs. Su- san English of the Library Board announ- ced. Of that amount $l5l.8O was pr of it. The sun real iZed will be adeouat te for all libr ary expenses this year, Nr s. Engl ish said, and there will be no need to sponsor
 fI OOVIA 4
The frontiersman., 1947-05-07

HARRY WHITE MAKES COMMUTE ER RUN
 Pas sangers on the Harry White mi1k-run be tween Homer, Port Or aham and Seldovi a this week included:
 Mis s Mary Ann Swain and Mi ss Peggy Dai gan to Port Or aham and return; Mrs. Paul Schoming to Port Gra- ham and return; Steele Culbert son and Jack Mills to Homer
Evening star., 1947-10-18
MOTORCYCLES.

HARLEY-DAVIDSON I947 brand new,
completely equipped: immediate delivery:
S795. viii accept trade. ALEXANDRIA,
NASH CORP, 900 Montgomery St, Alex.
WANTED. motorcycle, any make or model
in good cond; must be cheap for cash.
MOTOR SCOOTER, Cushman, 1a46 model:
eellsnt condition. % driven river ST only % oceasionsi,
INDIAN CHIEF 1910 motorcycle, Al con-
dit;on; fol. sale. S325 cash: MI. 595e
Il NEW s9 snper
with all accessories. The machine every
student should have for economical trans
portation. CYCLE CENTER, 912 9Th st.
NV Eve. phone Gil. 1928. lis
A. J. s.. MATCHLESS, ARIEL, Triumph.
Some models available for immediate de-
liveries. The machines are complete with
the latest improvements. Excel. used ma
chimes ia stock Trade terms, ALLIED
MOToRSYCLE SALES, COLA M st. nv.
HARLEY 45" 1912 mr. ei:
$3.50; $4,000 miles; can be seen Sat and
Sun. 8 to 6, 1873 Que st. NV. basement
INDIAN 1889 Chief; best mechanical
ticallg new; buddy seat, over extras.
s.! S. 2sG' sss cash; new clutch run.
HARLEYlDASHpsoN ih,li y. aSft 1899 "74" nat head.
hsHisd; 4 I, s4oC, S2 :, e.. L II: u SSs4 ia
excel exec cond' Call ciarksville 4s2-W.s 10.
PoR IS. sALEMls47 ii,l 81" o.h,vn Harley.
like Ssss al blnSbs hFem.
Call Gil 1851 after r -1Q
Evening star., 1947-10-18
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WISCONSIN AvE:-Ground in the heart
reasonably priced. Call Mr.. Hunter. Ma
SrGRais PaEhRs; IN Nc u 5si5 Gog s +
corner store; 36'x!2,; brick. construction;
two floors; located in excellent shopping
sfntsE .atts%sIt good nansins S q
$500; ewes. and sun, Gil. 1855. lis
21st AND SITS. NV, corner location
Entire, Entire bldg od@ fer lease frs and basement
call Nj, Doe. with FRANK S PHILLIPS,
FOR 70 RENT OR sALE,-New bldg. 1o1l$ IT,.
suitable for sna all ofhce for used car lot or
newsstand. etc: built to conform with D. c.
rssniations req ases can be moved without damage,
zoNED coMMERc1AL-Brick home of
6edrRs and baths adioinns the
newest ofice building), adj. to Wilson
blvd, Arlington Courthouse and Colonial
village: ideal as combination, home and
include on the lst floor. vestibule en-
trance trance liv; rm, with fireplace; 1st;tlooT
bath: full bsmt. will with outside entrance, Sf @
rec. rm. and lavatory; hot-water heating
system system with n.. oil burner. detached brick
sss. 800 GEoRGE MASON So, SsisI1 GREEN CO. CO.
2S40 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va. CHI.
3S3S: ewes. and Sundays. GIL. 3s3s 10
30 ROOMS, suitable for hotel, .guesthouse
or doctors clinic: automatic heat. large
garage near Thomas Circle and 14th st.
GRoVEToN GfN 1aToi s'as SHOPPING crNrER@An IT,
bldg. equipped restaurant. radio store.
Iexaco service station. two 2-rm. cabins
attr. apis: over grocery store. ! apt. in
restaurant bldg. All in Al condition:
Located on No. hwy, . miles south of
Alexandria. on an acre Of ground Long
frontage. Store bldg. can be bought sepa-
rately: Also . building lots, 75x2l3: all
rented and showing fine return on invest
ment. Owner now operating restaurant
Apt; avail able for own use. Will pay for
itself in less than wears. Total price.
R: L. RHINE REALTY CO., 6o7 Prince ST..
Alexandria. TIE S426; ewes. and sun
100 100 BLOCK MINNEsoTA AVE AVE. ne'2 i'eo-
First and second commercial. 42' front
by 1'5| depth to railroad. Improved with
Groom f:eme house. Can be used for first
commercial in front and second COM
mercial in rear. Price, S10,950. $1,000
cash, balance arranged. Mr. Bennett AT
9303, MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.. d.
3346, 12:4 14th st. NV.
100 FIRST COMMERCIALS: IA second
commercial. on Minnesota ave. ne. Six
heating plant; lot 4.x174. Price reduced
pu mHRsHAnI San 4anis Nv WAPEE faneltsep co
DI 124R oG4 e
Evening star., 1947-10-18
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

SnG al sroana asss &P 0s9as sasi In s000
NEW KB-1, International pickup; heater
and defroster; $1,650 cash. MR.. CLEM'
DUMP BODY. in excellent condition. am-
yd. yd: capacity; $3.50 cash. MR., GLEN ,a. Alex.
DODGE 1946 1h-ton stake body. only
$4,000 mi, by original owner; equipped
complets a9n 9ef without fa hois
siadens6ufs I'd I'd. ne, or phone DE. bid5s.
TRUCKS. dumps, carsoes, stakes, plckups.
RICE MoToRs, 1881 Bladensburs rd.a ne.
Be 't seen fa s.l 1skqs m '1ss;sf
SH]EysoiET n-ton pickup. $3.50. 5Sls
FORD ia$s v-s panel delivery truck:
sSs sSsd Rsehe a sSer S sSlns Sin y No
ate possession 81 $50 cash. Can be seen
DoDGE 1a4l S:ton, I'VE, ls-ff; stake;
new motor. GOOD rubber, best cash offer.
s1uDEsAkER 81 SIs" Ehs ia47 custom,ouirs me msy.
miles; best cash cash ot1er VI. $3.50, EXT; -.
RR R9DsE WAaHisfD 2tf D!s*ye ss vi rta sSs 'o"
soTn sf5 sERvlsf Gf' ss ;;sd
sa5Sos sne @ panel s., vb .,ss sgsea III. IA
fsTfKsATfoNxk ff E4 isa" "a tom Just
CHEVROLET 1a4i tractor and trailer: p
DODGE 93a s.-ton. panel. delivery; 1st-
class cond. No dealers. Rear of AZ G
GMc la4l 2h-ton dump; 1o-vhssler.
FORD if4o pickup. $685.. Call yN, i477
GMC 1887 ton and half, body, chassis
sEb ri s's sARAoa ssss Il St: n: sF s2nd?s5
DODGE 1a42 pickup, Call MI. 4a4l; ID
ntuFs sody IA sdod runnns iTnek ,ond n
sserihce for $500 Must be sold at once.
DoDGE n; ia47 truck. model VIC; never used:
oversize tires and other accessories BOX
cdTHEVRoLETT 1a41 ton and half stake.
FORD 1877; i34-inch wheel base, CAB
eoI1g eed ahils5S MoToR 9H' co sas5 dsofsls
81 sMo 1899 1M-ten pane, body :. rafS on
1855 stake-body truck
with hydraulic dump: very fins mechant,
q e. eGasfR Is55 R.n1sI5 sSsS ~ n II
is
1910 INTERNATIONAL 1Ha-ton D-30 with
/ oft van body (practcaly new motor;
1910 International 12-ton D-30. with
12-ft, van body. All guaranteed to pass
D. c. inspection. INTERNATIONAL HAR-
We yEsTER sSo CO. so1 Biadensburs rd. aae'
AUTO CAR TRACTOR and trailer; new
motor: completely rebuilt: GAIT. trailer;
.000x20 tires DU 1908. -19
FORD new 1947 1-ton stake: no miles TO
speak Of: priced to sell at S1,695 Alex.
1856 Ia
FORD stake body: Al condition. 3s3s
HALEY terrace Sc. --19
1948 h-ton panel truck:
dition: 81 .495 ARENA MOTORS, corner
14th and w st. NV Is
l(snn tiraied On Nexf Panal
Evening star., 1947-10-18
OFFICES FOR RENT.

5 AIR-CoNDTTToNED oFF5cEs, ? with
freplsces and storerm, s9O Sat So IT. on
pocToR's b; TOR Ao OFFICES s. and apt. combined
prom apt vic Of Wis snd MAS axes axes
DowNToWN, DO sSSHS &C corner s Of 11th and K sts
n w--consisting of 2 lse. bright, rooms:
for broken real
eoss soEs Nsy NC e i5sese' 5Ss 81 ESDPts St
sross sFS FTo9k 1psGn snd 1nes
tian blinds, new building. AID. 1878. 243l
So sSsn So. &: RT' piS' GRouND-FLooR ROOM, s1z
Outside u iisht. excellent Client for INSURANCE once
Gr y gH ehsr ,sr s9sness Rsa1Is aHoMa 9ss
1sts 1soo s ERE sr d s%@s ss3os aoors appeex
81 s9e T. '9 Apply Il saih aaRk WNkIHR iRgTS1 aS9
eoNS. G5NS AVE. y below ove' Dapon. N Circle
IT, in mod odd elsy 9Ge 9rn edE ds S5os T
DEsIRABLE SUITE, 8 rms, together with
CPA, joint recep. rm.; office bldg. nr. 9th
ea 81 0qi,aS Snas Fm nmsd h ss'et
oFiF1IicE BUILDING, ? rooms. 45o 50. it..
sas nan s1o sh E AND SUITES
owner, sH. 1890 or ewes, sH 1884 -22
II0I X ST. N.W.-Entire bldg. corner
18th and K sts.. about $500 So it..
suit tenants TEMPLE REALTY CO., JOB
K ST. NV, EX. 6002. -19
PHYSICIAN to associate with established
dentist in best area Of 9th st. NV. in new
bungalow ONCE. Write Box ASK. Star.
1915 K ST. Nw.--Modern once building:
2 suites OF and rooms. respectively:
also very desirable 1st floor, appros. ! 900
#: electricity included in rent desirable
lease. Call Mr.. Elder. II. g. SMrTHY CO.,
MA. 5003.
Evening star., 1947-10-18

TRAILLR, 1877 Mainline, aluminium sleeps
& bottled gas. electric brakes. Lot 249
Temple Trailer Village, Alexandra, Va.
sPARToN MANoR-First to use airplane
type streSsins in structure; Light weight;
s9ey ribs eee ae
BoULrvhRD s5S SALES U e. l. BefRyn RGnTsR Ma
NAPToSAL lGTas TKArIass os le47 now on dis
play e FRED PAINTER 5000 Baltimore
MOVING AND HAULING mada easy and
utility trailers and boat tIailers by the
ER CO. NC 1880 Wisconsin ave. NV.
GLIDER 1917, announces the arrival of
several more model Ssh with hot and
cold running water. stainless steel kitchen.
months financing. collie TRAILER co,
5000 Georgia ave. NV, 81. $500. or 81
YOU'LL BE SIMPLY AMAZED when you
step into our beautiful. spacious, compact
and carefully designed trailer coaches, n
m asonite and ,aluminum:. constructed by
and affsdz sizes to aG meet exery need Hlssas
Campers and Utility Trailers. RICHTER
TMRAIsEg MsA11sEs SAFES roy., u s6ss No l. Berwyn
ssan eheerfa 1871 ssees sses msnhs s gst
weight; bottle gas. stove and heater. Vene-
earpeted: carr 'ust Special hsrdvars. Parked near
TRniseR TfRnsfeeR ASb Sb Po5kcH xabin Roach all
!'!fa Temple TTsfsr Village zIsssa
SCHULZ 1a47: 21-ft., 2-rm.: equipped
s.h s sFerEhns s ufsa Mar Gn, can BIKE
Phone olympic sis2. 10
Evening star., 1947-10-18
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE (cont

INVESTORS. STOP, look at this new res
taurant on WashinEton blvd between here
property and take this enormous monthly
aie 0f,'s1 to 'd daily ef CHAIRMAN ma ARsn Rsxh
OVER 100 AcREs-1deal for development;
Montg9mer{ onn 9nN Y. Co. Mo has estimated
Immediate sale. Cali Frank b. christmas,
Wit With r RoBT. Of D. HAGNER, OIL. 54o9; eyes,
CORNER, aunt BLDG; tcolored1: NV;
each apt. 5 rms. and bath-oil heat: ten
s ST. furnish mo sood sas ana b%y ee' al GS renta MR
SACHS, RE. sose; ewes. and Suns, OR.
NEW NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE.-Rooming house
Recently redecorated and new heating
Dan Showing exge met
isS. JAMES YES T. T. DIXON Sss CO. g. i7ss % conn s
f UNfTsB.st fTs1ss 'fsnlS nW location; fully fur
times annual income. Call Mr.. Kitchens,
saAn n.as 18TH eeaI As9 a II Washnren hs hsat Of The 4
snS Sy ssea Dudns s. 1sa1 for sss.o rss
at the rate of 14T on capital invested;
vestor this makes an ideal long term in
vestment. Phone Mr.. Wolberg. Ia 1s6,
with SHANNON & LUcHs CO.. 1905 H
BEST BE i, v" RooMING HOUSE LocATIoNENr.
Dupont Circle; 4 -rm. building FURNISHED, ;
3 full baths and an extra lavatory: hot
water heat with gas furnace; electric re-
frigerator; excellent condition throughout:
priced to sell at only S23,50O. Phone Mr..
schwab, Wo.. 06s4.. with SHANNON g.
LUcHS CO.. 1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
81. .oso YEARLY RENTS: price s13.5OO
Row-brick converted to apts.: convenient
Capitol Hill. KELLEY 4 BRANN5Roo D1.
THREE-UNIT APT, s13, ,25O-Semide-
tached brick, ne: 4 years old; income, ST =
9O2; low expense; need $4,000 cash. A
real value. SAM RosEY: AD. 200 ras wl9
Besc NV. area; income. $4,000 per year;
we'll furnished clean; priced to sell at
$4,000; terms. This is a good buy
Should pay for itself in 8 years. LIPS
COMB REALTY CO.. MA. 2444; ewes. NO.
S371
1 To, 80 UNIT APARTMENT HOUSES
Excellent location; reasonably priced: for
further details, call CHARLES H. ONO,
SI, Rl1Q until m. or OIL, 52p9. -19
Evening star., 1947-10-18
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

ground in the 900 block D st. and Indiana
ave. NV, fronts two sts sell all or part.
DUCIRCO. INC. AID. 5000. 30
ON WIS. AVE, heart of Bethesda business
District parcels, can be sold in whole
or in part; price is reasonable. CRANE
Z. HELAN;; Realtors, 81. 1000: is
detached frame house. on lot aoa approximately @
EN-. 800. till pm. -22
FIRST COMMERCIAL building. downtown
area, containing 5000 SO. IT,, 12 rooms
and 3 paths, 3-story brick Priced un-
der $4,000. For further information, call
Mr. Adams, with HENRY E. TRIP, Real
tor. 1871 L st. NV. MA. 6705. lis
street; ,SSii5,529a0o;a terms. WINSTON c.
1851 1851 coon HoPE RD. s.E-44x12o to
alley. 1st commercial, improved by frame
dwelling. excellent possibilities; across
from auto agency. Exclu. with GEO. s.
KING CO. Realtor. estab 1895 Real Es-
tate and Insurance. 211O Nichols ave. Sc;
MopEsS HOUSE J. easily 2 converted in! into
ss. n osos Ri sF'fsd s6s ss oR R"fq|s5; 1885,
LYON PARK, PershinR DIR. and Wash. blvd
Commercial. 75x126; located in pros
porous shopping center. Has fine 7-room
house; ideal for professional man Could
BURN. oW. 1878. OK. 1904. 10
end-coMMERCIALG GROUND on busy M
st. at low price. S4 so per So. it. RID
DELL REALTY CO., DI 1900 -19