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Evening star., 1947-05-20
Stiff Penalty. Urged
For Sports Bribers

Representative O'Hara OF Mime
sofa favors q sitter penalty for the
gambler who offers a bribe than fo1
the athlete who accepts it. He told
members Of the House District Com
mittee yesterday that many OF the
athletes in bribery cases are young
impressionable people who fall un-
der the influence Of gamblers.
He was celebrating on his bill un-
der consideration by the committee
which would put penalty OF up tc
five years Imprisonment and $10,-
600 fine for bribers and up to one
year and 5000 for those accepting
bribes In the District. His bill is
one OF several along the same lines
introduced in Congress this session
Not all the athletes involved In
bribe cases are professionals. he
told committee members. The thing
goes right on down to high schools
he said, land I'd hate to see a dras-
tic penalty imposed on high school
youngster."
Evening star., 1947-05-20
Week End 10 Provide
Three Horse Shows

Equine fans may pay their money
and take their choice of three
shows next week end.
Saturday Maryland University
will stage its annual event at
Saddle Club show
grounds on the East-West highway,
Chevy Chase, Md. The same day,
Loudoun Hunt will offer 32-class
show at the William II. Lipscomb
estate, 2 miles north of Leesburg,
Va. Sunday, the Civitan Club of
Alexandria, Va, will hold show in
that city.
Annually sponsored by the Uni
versity Riding Club, the Maryland
show will be given as benefit for
Children's Hospital here.
The Loudoun Hunt event Is q re-
vival OF the old Leesburg show 80
popular a decade ago.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
List of PEA QuoIifiers
To Be Announced June ]

NEW YORK, May 20 P.-The re-
suits of the sectional trials for the
100 berths In the Professional Coli
ers' Associations championship field
at Detroit June 1924 are IN. but 1t
will be at least two weeks before the
qualifiers are known.
The pros competed at 28 sites
throughout the country yesterday,
but since the PGA had no way OF
knowing in advance how many OF It's
eligible members participated, the
scores had to be forwarded to the
Associations Chicago office, where
the list will be made up.
Fred Corcoran, chief Of the PGA
Promotion Bureau, said the quail
flers will be announced about June l..
Evening star., 1947-05-20

but will be moved to Baltimore Tor
an operation on the hip as early as
possible.
Pete Engles, aged Is, who is as
ardent an angler as any old timer
and extremely proficient in fly cast
ing for his years, dunked himself
thoroughly in Otter Valley Run,
Prev Savoy's famous trout stream,
Expeditiously rescued and escorted
by such notables as Clark Venable
and j. Hammond Brown, along with
other fellow anglers, he was duly
initiated into the wv. A." Club by
Savoy, its president, who not only
made an address, but presented
Pete with card of membership
which entities him to all the priv
ileges of the stream. Fortunately
Pete suffered no harm which could
not be remedied by dry clothes, a
ham sandwich and a soft drink.
There have been. loud walls lately
from sport fishermen visiting Oregon
Evening star., 1947-05-20
By the Associated Press

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. May
2o.-Eyery time David H. Buddy
Charles, jr., toes the mound for the
University Of Virginia baseball team
he must remember a day In Novem-
ber, 1914, in Northern France.
Allied armies were winging their
way toward Metz. Charles, assigned
as q combat Infantryman with the
37sth Regiment of the 95th Division,
was a member Of wire-laying party
whose mission was to string a line
to a company outpost across a small
valley which was under heavy ar
tillery fire.
Then came the burst of German
SO a chunk Of hot steel pene-
trated Charles baseball pitching
hand. The shell fragment took
of almost half Of Dawes forefinger
and left the second digit hanging
by skin.
Hoping the finger would grow
back, Army doctors left the dangling
member in place when they first en-
cased the hand in cast. For a
time the Cavalier fingers entire
hand was threatened by gangrene,
and finally. it became necessary to
amputate his second finger all the
way down to the palm of his hand.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
~ the Assoeiafsd Press

BY the Assoeiofsd Press
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Newark, 3; jersey City, 8. (Called end
fifth, rain.)
Montreal, IL; Rochester, 10.
Baltimore. 2-1; Syracuse. Is.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
st. Paul. 4: Minneapolis, 4. (Called end
seventh to catch train.)
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Dallas, IA; Oklahoma City, /.
Fort Worth, z; Tulsa, o.
San Antonio, 0--1; Shreveport, 81.
Houston at Beaumont, rain.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Mobile, 6; Birmingham, o.
New Orleans, 8; Atlanta, 3.
Nashville at Little Rock. rain.
Chattanooga at Memphis wet grounds.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Savannah, II; Macon. /.
Columbus, Z: Jacksonville, 8.
Columbia, 4; Greenville, 3.
Augusta, IL: Charleston, r.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Des Moines at Lincoln, wet grounds.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Elmira, O.; Wilkes-Barre, O. (Second
eame postponed, ratn.j
Utica, 7-9; Albany, 1-10.
Btnghamton, g.; Hartford, 4.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
Atchison
Continued From Page A-i4.)

customers. However, "Mitt," good
Democrat that he is, does not
hold this against the Chief Exec
utive.
"Mitt" began his sales training
during undergraduate days at the
University Of Maryland where
gulnble freshmen were taxed q
radiator fee" and usually coughed
it up when a burly football player
about the size of Earl Zulick
marched in with a Stilson wrench
when payment was not promptly
forthcoming. But that was in the
days when Collins regarded COL
lege Park as a metropolis and was
unaware of the rich, green fields
beyond.
One of these years "Mitt" is
going to take a day of and go
see Army and Navy play. He's
so DANCED busy with the programs
he's never had so much rs a
glimpse of the opening kickon In
his IL years at the helm.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
Evans Among 141 Entrants
In Kenwood Golf Tourney

The post entry Of Chick Evans,
Chicago,s great amateur. was boost
to the prestige OF the Kenwood In
vitation Tournament, which started
today with field of 141, including
Al post entries, competing in an
18-hole qualifying round.
Locally, Eddie Ault, the Indian
Spring Club titlist, was among the
added starters, which meant the big
four of District amateur golf last
year-Bobby Brownell, Volney Bur-
nett, Ralph Bogart and Ault-all
were on hand.
Today's medal test was to be fol-
lowed by two rounds Of match play
tomorrow and Thursday In the
championship flight and the four
lesser 16s. The final will begin
Thursday at 2 o'clock.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
Easy Wifhers Victory
Lifts FauIfess' Stock
For he Belmont
~ ,be A.,eeiaisd Press

NEW YORK, May 20.-lt'S too
early to label Faultless the champ
yet, but II the other 3-year -olds have
any idea Of stopping him, they'd
better cease resembling an assort-
ment Of milk-wagon plugs which
may be wrong rap" to put on
the plugs, at that.
Faultless and Jet Pilot have been
tangling every Saturday lately and
aside from the Kentucky Derby,
where the Pilot had the luck of the
track and grabbed the roses, Fault
less has been the whole show.
On top OF his Preakness prancing,
he waltzed in with the Withers
Mile at Belmont Saturday. dis
tance that rarely looks good to the
steppers who shoot at the king-size
routes-just as he did in the Preak-
ness. The Pilot ran out Of gas after
three-quarters Of q mile OF being
looked in the eye by sprinter
tagged Owners Choice and finished
fourth. And Faultless could prac-
tically have stopped for the morn
ing papers before coming home with
a two-length decision.
As a matter of fact, he strolled
the last half mile in q one-cylinder
53H seconds, which is time you'd
expect q brewery horse to chalk up,
pulling a loaded beer truck.
The Calumet Calamity - that's
what the others call him-shoots
next at the mile-and-a-half Bel
mont on May 31-third leg In the
Triple Crown stepping. And II he
rings the cash register In that one,
too, they're going to have a tough
time keeping him out OF the head
mans spot among the come-of-age
gee-gees this season.
From the way he just about ran
the legs of the others in the Freak
ness and Withers, 1t begins to look
as If all he'll have to do is show up
to get the Belmont hundred-grand. d.
About the only one hereabout who
still might make some trouble is the
Virginia tgrandstand galloper,
Phalanx, who has had two chances
up to now to speak his piece, but
hasn't won yet.
It may be, Of course, that when
things warm up out in Chicago,
they'll find some faults in Fauitless,
in. say, the Classic or the American
Derby. But by that time, the Jones
boys-Ben and Jimmy probably
will have Fervent ready to 60 again,
and then the others will be wishing
they had Faultless back alone.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
DeudIine Thursday
For Net Journeys

While early birds were lining
up rapidly for the City Of Wash
iugton tennis tournaments open
ing Saturday. officials sounded
another warning today that the
Thursday 6 pm. deadline would
be observed strictly with no post
entries accepted.
Boys and juniors will play at
Columbia Country Club, where
entries may be filed, and seniors
will compete on the courts at
Sixteenth and Kennedy streets
NV. Entries for both tourna-
ments, sponsored by The Star,
should be submitted to Bill
Shreve at the Tennis Shop, 1925
Nineteenth street NV, National
5165.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
American Upsets Hoyos
In Final Net Match

American University's tennis team
tired OF losing those close ones
concluded its season by upsettine
Georgetown, 5-4, yesterday on the
Hilltop courts. The Eagles previ-
orsly had lost six matches by s.!
count, one to the Hoyas. -"
The victory left the Eagle netmer
with q seasons record Of five VIC
tories and nine defeats.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
6. w. High in Semifinols
Of Stote Baseball Play

George Washington High Of Alex
andria, Northern Virginia baseball
champion. plays Thomas Jefferson
at Richmond tomorrow in semi
final game in the State title tourna-
ment.
If the Presidents win they will
play the winner of the ast-West
semifinal in game at Alexandria
to determine the champion.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
Rx MerreII WhittIesey

II appears that Washington's
tournament golf followers are going
10 miss Lew Worsham more than
they ever realized.
The Capital delegation In the sec
tional qualifying rounds for the
National PGA in Baltimore yester-
day came back empty handed. for
the first time in memory. Worsham
is an automatic qualifier, but now
carries Oakmont, Pa, after his
name.
with Charley Basler Of Chevy
Chase the only young pro OF any
major tournament promise, ana
Charley four years away from Pea
membership, 1t appears that why
Cox will have to come out OF his
semi-retirement or some OF the other
local pros will have to hit the prac-
tice tee more often if Washington
is to hold any major tournament
recognition. At present, the local
amateurs stand a better chance for
advancement, in their field.
Ci1 Spencer, East Potomacs
fashion plate, waited 40 holes to hit
a bad tee shot yesterday, but that
one cost him a place in his four
hole playon with Norfolk's John
ODonnell. Spencer was the Dis
trict's only contender after the first
round as the scores soured on the
7.OO0-yard Mount Pleasant course
with its mammoth greens. Spencer
and ODonnell tied for the fourth
place with isis. seven over par.
Three virginians Qualify.
The qualifiers:
Jack Isaacs, 38-year-old pro at
Langley Field, Va, with 72-74-l46
Isaacs will make his third trip to
the National PGA; usually earns a
place when he comes to Washington
or Baltimore for the Open or PGA
qualifying.
Walter Romans, 29-year-old ex-
Utica. N. Y, mentor, who will be
making his fourth trip to the big
match play event. He has quallf1ed
on the scene twice. Romans is in his
first year as head pro at Baltimore
Country Club. Scored 73-73-l46.
Chandler Harper. Portsmouth s
poker faced 33-year-old nationally
ranked pro. Harper was a heavy
favorite to lead the field, but after
a morning II he staggered back IN
78 and was mad and worried near
the finish. Has been to the PGA
twice before, doesn't care much for
match play golf.
ODonnelI, 33-year-old pro at the
Norfolk Onicers' Club, will make his
first appearance in the national
tournament. O'Donnell had 78-73,
made a big day for the visitors from
Virginia, who won three OF the four
places.
Unpleasant Memories.
Harper has unpleasant memories
of last years PGA, when he made
his best showing in that event. He
won his first two matches and was
4 under par for 81 holes OF the third
round and lost, and 4, to Ed Oliver.
The latter merely played 9-under
par golf at Portland.
The host club posted $l25 pool
Evening star., 1947-05-20
One-Armed Golfer
Qualities in PGA
By the Assoeiofsd Press

PEABODY, Mass, May 90
Jim Nichols, one-armed exhibi-
ton golfer, made his best ma
tional showing here yesterday
when he qualified for the Ma
tional PGA championship with a
36-hole total of ISL. Nichols, who
lost his right arm at the elbow IN
a railroad accident in 1929, was
second among the five Massa-
chusetts qualifiers.
Jim Nichols feat OF qualifying
for the PGA Is no great surprise
to the District golfers who
watched him shoot the Prince
Georges course in II last year in
competition. He plays right
handed.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
|Anocostio / ops Gonzugu;
Senustuck Yields 2 Hits

George Sengstack's two-hit pitch
ing helped Anacostia to an upset
40 victory over Gonzaga yesterday.
|Sengstack famed six and passed
three.
The Indians scored single runs IN
the first, second. fourth and sixth
Innings. Leading the nine-hit at-
tack was Jim Faulkner with two
|safeties.
Evening star., 1947-05-20

sportsman form
erly e n + or e =
ment omcer for
the black bass
law, fell while
angling for trout
Saturday morn
ing and frac-
tured a hipbone.
He lay half IN
the stream for
nearly an hour
b efore being
disc vered by
H arry Sellers.
He now is in
the hospital in
r~ol,~,nty NKI
Evening star., 1947-05-20
CopitoI Shut Out First Time
In Yeors in PEA Qualifying

for the qualiners, which was divided
with $3.50 to Isaacs and Romans,
SIS to Harper and SIS to o'DonneH.
Buck Worshau1, . visitor from
Mamaroneck, N. r. required "A
puts for So holes, two more than q
regulation two-per-green and was
out with 78-S0--158.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
FBI Rallies to Win

Gene Buckley's single in the ninth
with two out drove in the winning
run as FBI defeated Twelfth Pre-
cinct Pistol Club, 7-6. yesterday in
the Departmental Baseball League.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
OUTDOORS

Only one incident marred the
meeting Of the Brotherhood of the
jungle Cock last weekend. Talbot
Denmead. well-known Baltimore
Evening star., 1947-05-20
New Leaders Bob Up
In WGDA Team Play

IW4SAluft0n - 10 "a
The Women's District Golf Asso-
ciation's team match series passed
the halfway mark yesterday with
new leaders in two of the three
divisions. While Army Navy was
host to the first team matches anc
thus drew a bye. Indian Spring lost
|5-4, to Kenwood, but broke the til
Eand took a four point lead. Chev,
Chase defeated Congressional, 6-3
and Manor won, 61s AZ, over Wood.
mont.
Kenwood regained possession o!
/ the lead among the third teams b.
defeating Washington, SIS, at Co
lumbia.
Two ties marked the second team
play as Kenwood protected its ad'
vantage by playing 41s-all dead.
lock with Washington, while sec.
ond place Belle Haven tied Chev.
Chase by the same score. Prince
Georges won, 81, over Congress
Sional.
Evening star., 1947-05-20

Saturday Come Wanted
The Provident Life Insurance
softball team wants a game for
Saturday. Call Wolf at National 0818.
Evening star., 1947-05-20

Bethesda Netmen Win
Bethesda Highs tennis team swept
all seven tennis matches in defeating
Fairfax High yesterday at Bethesda.
The frontiersman., 1947-09-06
PICNIC BIlL

President of the Chamber of Commerce, Adam Lipke announced today that the total expendit- ures for the pinnic dur ing the District Engin- eer's Associates visit amounted to about twenty dollars. Frank Raby gave a discount on the bill which leaves a balance of eighteen dollars. This amount will be distrib- uted among the 'Tomen's Club, Chamber of Comm cree and City of Scldovia
The frontiersman., 1947-09-06
September 6, 1917
HOWARD SWAIN DOING FINE

Howard Swain who is still in the Seward hos pital following an cmer- gcncy operation recently is "doing fine", accord- ing to his dad, c. 0. S'Tain. iIr. Swain said that he will soon be re- leased from the hospital and will continue on to the states in order to enroll for studies at the University.
The frontiersman., 1947-09-06
MAIL BOAT NEWS

Passengers on Steve ZaWi StowSki's nail z boat to Homer on Thur sday were lr. and ITS. Cecil Abbott members of the group of visiting Engineers rho remained in Seldovia dur ing the first part of the week, .r. and Hrs. Rich ard Tnglima who are :: on their way outside to sch- ool and Earl Young who w. as Homer bound.
The frontiersman., 1947-09-06
FAXES DUE WOW

City taxes become delinquent on October II. It is requested that all pers sons who have not yet paid their taxes should do so before the deadl inc
 City clerk Earl Herr is now accepting payment of taxes at his office ir the Seldovia House.
The frontiersman., 1947-09-06
TANKER DUE

"Dutchr Groothof Standard Oil said too that an oil tanker is ( to arrive in Seldovia Sunday.
The Valley settler., 1947-08-14
HOSPITAL NOTES

lr. and Mrs. CT enn Barnes announce the
arrival Of baby boy born Aus. 18th and
Weighing 1b. - OF.
Mr. and Mrs. Clara Schiller announce the
arrival of boy born AIg. 9Th. They re-
Gently arrived from the States.
Clyde Til Imam from Fairbanks was admitted
on the 9Th for medical treatment.
Dr.. Thei1den reports that Friday will be
his last day Of practice here.
a+**' A* s,<Ak
SATURDAY, AUGUST 9Th, thirty young people
-athered at the Pat Henrner hone or an
oponhoueo party to say goodbye to Tossie.
3eesio is leaving Aug. a, by plano to
-s1ch1and, ashington, who're she will attend
school and live with her sidtor, FATTY, and
b@other-in-law, Holm Toisenboreor.
john and Patty Teisengergor and daughter,
Larry RATHER inc have settled in Richl and,
Arlington, a G. Z. atomic research area.
John is a sheet metal craftsman.
NTss IDA JoE77soN Of Moose Lake, Linn. and
her niece Miss Peggy Lord Of Barrum, MINI.
arc expected on the SIS. Al cut lar for a
rock's visit at the I'm. Sandvik hone. Ida
Johnson has boon an employee Of he Moose
Lake Coop store for l2 years.
IRIS. Ko1lie fright is leaving by plane FOR
the States rather than drive out over the
Highway as she originally planned.
Evening star., 1947-01-30
FARMS FOR SALE.

q ACREs, 7.rm: hoyse, cleo, IN this side q
ER&s SiSis + Boa Soazf. a'';5 s4cs fssh' 'e T. e;
sMALI " Estate .! consisting ing Q, y Y ,SSSsss , SSss
Sss ARR :sSss
BB,oissi 81 icveiy ssass s trees and shIabssTy. RICE
ss eesssr slHs sss ass
q bath. back service perch and vide ss.tSr front
eompiete Tie bath: storage attic; fali base:
SeIss sS e. ans Essns:s sIsss vie" ss
ss sshGs22 e. sSs ssR & lsfa p f2Rssals3is f2saaS
NsaE Nsasor rwffssaHEsrEks. fsss5aHhEssssr Eskssn1s o4
acres 60s cultivated. balance pasture,
.. Ss so0esd s stream :sssss fSt Ga
nreplaee. electricity. g wells: a % oqtsutlldd. ld.
ass bsssuss ssnoal of RI Rs esfa h0Ss
IA % gs9e eyss IN and s4fs ss1 v W. nv sase s4sa
part brush, 12 In apples. % in peaches.
Tsssr Dd ssc bsrn and other Dse
belt Of West Va. 1l0 mi, from D. e; =
money,producins orchard Tor only $1,000
SEARsY M esiY MARYLAND-ops Of the Best
farms in Md, located In the heart OF the
Potomac hunt country. between 80 and %
acres OF rich bluegrass land: big modern
barn, silo, ultra modern home with .
bedrooms and baths: one mile tronsage
Can Mr.. Hankins. OR. 307o. with BEfT'
aafsToRicAI LANDMARK, consisting Of
34s acres Of rolling land, with lb0 acres
of farm and grazing. the remainder Is In
beautiful timber: This farm MS Is lceat.d is Il I
Route 20, Joined TO y. 9. Government
park where the, monument and museum,
Jackson There is beautiful Broom
house consisting Of . modern kttcnen.
living if, room room with . large nTeplace. also 8
nice bedroom on the first floor: end door
has large bedrooms and bath; has hard
wood floors throughout. There Is Q new
S-room Cape Cod tenant house, barn ana
ali outbuiloinss. This Is ideal for any one
who wants q nice home In the country.
The price Is SfS 800, with, one-thtrd cash.
Exclusive with WILLIAMS REALTY CO.
OW. 6161. Mr.. Heishman- II
fCoutfnued on Next PaRo)
Evening star., 1947-01-30
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

NEAR WHITE OAK and new Naval Ord
two traets about SO acres each. L. w.
asR4Hkr s42s srhsael0ssln assR sne sssl s'i location
ist:, ss. cs irssys ~ ss: fios%szS% ss sds SEfroS
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spring-.o3 acresi ready to cut into beau;
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a1MERY Iesg "a siL issoq Ressors Ss Nj sH
beautiful rolling ground l.9oo =; on
S. aSsss ,s Al. ps.. .vssS. si
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asslts5i sass ssse. 81 mostly as Tim
Der; new barn and new house on property
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ACREs. FAIRFAX. VA. 1s miles yta
terms. Cenyeniences available. OK. 1880.
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:cfe ss than 10 miles a sSsd 9sS Sish
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acre; Il acres near Glendale, $3.50 sn
acre; $50 acres MONTGOMERY County, .$s4
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Evening star., 1947-01-30
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

KITCHEN FOR RENT, completely equip
ss :Ss:ei aia PaTiss%a SsIi Va sSos T.. tenant
for select use: fine restored 4-story build
Ing with showroom and ofdces, or living
SHNTaAt s0fsw fpsewSToWN 9n locstion vicinity
2-story building for long term lease TO re-
sponsible tenant; excellent site for omces,
restaurant, appliance store, etc; ground
Dodse, IT,, WEAVER BROS, INC, Wash
nston ass RdEsw Ew p sss sso ssi 81 iith 'soz
Choice location; good for any type OF busi-
ness. RA. 11O1 or DI. OILS. -3l
1928 EYE ST. N.W.-For business purposes
only, 3-story and basement BLDG, contain
ing z rms. 2 baths and basement store.
Entire bldg available. Exceptional loca-,
ton for doctors and other professional
tors. @ 7ss 18th &: NV 81. $3.50. -
1895 r ST. N.W."-Entire second moor,
over 1000 50. #. Of floor space; suitable
for many uses. Please call HARRY, I.
DOWNTOWN 14th ST.--Suitable store, o.
fce, orsanization: Q lavatories each n;
newly decorated: inmed. occupancy; owner
viii give long-term lease to responsible ten
ant; at Tsallx fsasonaa53ls rent inaulpe "
spection ct any time.
Evening star., 1947-01-30
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
EXCELLENT COMMERCIAL PRoPERTY on
modern shopping center j. LEE PRICE,
2303 Arlineton Ridge rd South. IVY
12aS 112aS "a; sr 1591w; 9w u block Yves. Of 1$9 csnn.
ave Ideal for LIQUOR store. MURRAY
Co, 1929 St. NV. Ma. 1885: 30
COLORED = LIST COMMERCIAL M st.
baths. extra 2nd commercial lot In rear
with 2-car garage: can be sold separately;
germs ssaa cs Tr wdsssr fs ss Rs
Is Is Fl. T Al cross BoADs-Hub Of COM
munity, near Riverdale: oppor. for any
proeressive merchant: priced so reason
able, / prefer you calf Mr.. Bedford to
verify. UN. 1910 or WA. 1884. HYATTS.
VILE INVESTMENT CO. II
Evening star., 1947-01-30
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE (conf. !

TAK0MA PARK beauty salon; well estab.
s;as ssStiys snr,s II every astsil. Call Mr. Shaw
SUITABLE FOR printing. laundry, machine
shop. light manufacturing; practically new
1900 %. #. sround; located in Rosslyn.
Ssoo COED nsnsins hns sn Mr. issb Huntss Sos EA
fApSA II dp5SAsmMsxcl1l.. smMxcl1l. < hr. st. Wash Wi cifcle-
2.story, 1s.ft. front brick bldg: in CON
ID rear. $14.760. Call MT. Cornwall,
pRuEY REALTY CORP, 1877 e. RE.
sEcGiNS sEeSi DC; GoHMERU1xL, Nh 900 block B st,
s.w.-2- STORY and bsmt. brick: g rms. and
bath: situated on lot 25x120, 30-ft. street
business; reasonable cash required BASI-:
LtKo INVwTMENT CORP. 212 Bond
cSSL0RE69NoJw VACANT, s1e N st. NV.
--2-story tapestry brick; ofices, 8 Law,
h.-wh.: suitable for score Of uses. BASIL;
Blde nI S724 II