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another third base prospect, had linked a contract. Other candidates for the hot corner are Jackie Rob inson, Tom Brown, who is due out 1 of the service and Stan Rojek.
 The Navy is going to revive one Of it's most popular pre-war sports event. The All-Navy hox- ing championship tournament will l be held in San Diego June l to '. The Eleventh Naval District said Navy fighters from all over the woild will participate.
 Tn the Pacific Coast League. the San Diego Padres announce that -ight-hand pitchers Chuck Eisen- mann and Earl Chapple have sign ed 1947 contracts.
 i Another ball player who's signed contract is Rex Cecil, curve ball 1ighthander who was acquired from Pittsburgh by Seattle.
 i Tn a free-sooring game, the Portland Eagles beat New West minister Royals, 10 to to in- crease tkeir Northern Division Pacific Coast ice hockey league :! lead. The affair tied the Portland scoring record and came within zeal of equaling the leagues high of IS goals in one game this sea- son.
 ! At Sacramento, the Sacramento i Senators beat the Hollywood 20th i Century Fox 55 to AT, but had to t,at off a second period Holly wood offensive that came close to tying the count
 In college basketball circles, the University of Arizona swemrsd Hardin Simmons, TO to 54 and Los Angeles Loyola beat Pepperdine 3l to 23 last night.
 In the Pacific Coast pro basket ball league, Seattle beat Spokane 54 to 53.
 1 The Pittsburgh Pirates announce receipt of a signed contract from pitchsr Manuel Perez, 29, who won seven and lost 13 games for Holly wood last season. Previously, the club reported contract was sign ed by 24-year-old Vic Buccola, who batted .265 for Oakland of the Pac- fife Coast league last year.
 Arky Vaughan, California rancher the past three seasons, is back in the Dodger fold and will be : battling it out for his old third base post when the Brooks open spring training at Havana next Tuesday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-14

orderly conduct Harris was sen fenced to ITS days in jail and Will Hams is serving l20 days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-14
Sporis Briefs

Stanfords boxing team beat the California Aggies last night, win ming three matches and gaining two draws in six bouts. In the fea- tured attraction, Stanford's Ella Long scored first round techni- cal knockout ever John Davies
 Arky Vaughan passed up the past three baseball seasons to herd cattle of his California ranch. But this year he's going to be back with the Dodgers. His signed contract has been received by the Dodgers, but the club management also announces that Cookie Lavagetto
Evening star., 1947-05-18
A Short Story

THOMAS ]. BUTTERwICK of the Crestwood
Il Country Club looked like an aged bull
dog who'd just received bad news. The
annual outing of the salaried employees of the
Butterwick Chemical Works was underway.
and, as usual. the feature event was golf
match. T. J. felt the blind draw had been
unreasonably unkind to him and he was not
a man who gave in gracefully.
He stared sourly at his partner, DR.. Chester
Hallett, slim young research chemist with
laboratory pallor. who d recently joined the
company. Bet you his hobby is collecting
fancy porcelain T. J. growled in bitter
Evening star., 1947-05-18
The boss said the game was business
but his daughter played it for love

aside to his beautiful daughter, Jacqueline.
He's cute looking, Jackie said. Evidently
her mind and Hallett's ran in similar chan
nels; for the young man was staring at her
as if he found her as interesting as anything
he'd ever looked at in a test tube.
T. J. saw the look and spoke up: he didn't
intend Jackie to become involved with any
hired hand below the status of vice-presi-
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dent. Played muchgolf, Hallett?" he grunted
mot recently
Bomb and blast" T. J. said. On the side
lines he'd seen his sales manager, Sam
Crowder, grinning like a hyena. Crowder, the
lucky bum. had drawn as his partner chin
less, pimply mail clerk who'd breeze around
the course IN eighty-five. Keep your head
down. 1. J. said to Hallett. "And don't
Evening star., 1947-05-18

move around when I'm hitting" he added.
I. ]. took hitch in his belt, stepped for
ward, and went into the act that for twenty
years had drawn an enthusiastic gallery on
the club veranda. He glared Indignantly at
the ball, stood wrapped in grim thought, then
slowly raised the clubhead Once again he
halted, and the spectators could sense the
terrific concentration in that massive execu-
tive dome exposed to the sunlight.
FINALLY, just as the audience began to sus-
pect that T. J. had become petrified, the
clubhead descended with a jerk. The ball
popped into the air and came down squarely
on the fairway, about one hundred and fifty
yards out
I. J. grunted with satisfaction, then stepped
back as Hallett nonchalantly addressed MS
ball. There was faint whistling sound, ana
T. j., popeyed, watched the white sphere
soar through the blue sky and bound across
the fairway some two hundred and fifty yaros
out. Before he could untangle his tongue the
TW-s-1S-F
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-14
NAMES MRS. TANESS4
SAUNDERS PRESIDENT

Mrs. Vanessa Saunders was
elected president of the Wom-
ems Auxiliary of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars last night at the
VFW club house. She succeeds
Mrs. Ruth Higgs, retiring presi-
dent.
Other Officers eiacted were
Mary E. Smith, senior vice presiL'
dent; Edna Arthur, junior vice
president; Edna Riggs Johnson,
treasurer; Helen /. Nyberg, chap
lain; Colette Young, conductress,
trustee for three years, Nelf NJ.
Haury. 9S&
The auxiliary discussed plans
for the Fourth District VIEW
Convention to be held here
April 10 and 20, including a BAN
quet on Sunday, April 20. For
reservations, call Mrs. Haury,
462-M.
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REPORT

Key West, Fla, March Ia, 1947
observation taken at $3.50 am,
Eastern Standard Time.
City Office
Temnerat,sreg
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PRESIDENT BASKS
tContlnued from rage Onei

took walk along the waterfront.
Upon reaching the 450-foot SUBJ
marine tender, USS Gilmore, tied
up behind the presidential yacht,
Williamsburg, near the Admins
tration building, MIR. Truman
went aboard and inspected the
ship. He was accompanied by
Fleet Admiral William D. Leahy;
Rear Admiral James H. Foskett,
naval aide; and Brig. Gen. Harry
H. Vaughn, military aide.
Rides to Beach
Later he rode off to- the beach
where he lay on the sand, clad in
trunks, and soaked up the sun
shine, returning shortly before
luncheon. The press secretary
said the President had no speci-
fic plans for the afternoon or for
fishing trip, although there is
strong likelihood that he viii do
some angling before returning to
Washington either Sunday or
Monday. AZ
Ross was accompanied at the
morning press conference by
Clark Clifford, legal adviser to
the President; William D. Has
sett, presidential secretary, and
John r. Steelman. labor advisor.
The press secretary said Cliff
ford wished to play some tennis
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-14
uBAN POETESS TO ATTEND JOSE
Rsdisaes Verse To Key Vest Fishing Tourney Event
hARTI WEEK; TO RECITE POETRY

for Marti Week and called it
"Gasparilla" after the name of
the notorious pirate who piled
these waters. She viii dedicate
some poetry to Marti Week.
DR.. Sanchez, who wrote a
foreword to the poetry volume,
was on his 18th trip TO Key West.
where he has a number of
friends. He was EN- route to Bos-
ton where he will try a case in
Federal Court shere against the
United Fruit my (which he
claims holds 5000 acres of Cuban
property region Of Eibara and
Chaparra. DIR. Sanchez repre-
sents the owners, named Gerrero.
The Cuban visitors said that
Jose Marti Week was being given
considerable prominence in the
Havana newspapers and those of
other Cuban cities.
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Cora Vidal, distinguished Gu
- poetess, will be one of the
tAiiprs from the neighboring re-
mbac during Jose Marti Week
4 he l947 Key West Interna-
lsnal Fishing Tournament.
Yer intention to help repre-
wni her country during the fes-
iHities was announced by DR..
Mnesto A. Fernandez Sanchez,
Bvana lawyer and newspaper
nan for ''Manana," Cuban mag
sxine. Miss Vidal then verified
ihe report with a personal visit
lo The Citizen office.
The talented visitor, who is
widely known in Havana and
Tampa. will recite some of her
own poetry regarding Jose Marti
during observance of Marti Week.
she has printed book of poetry
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Off To Miami
Beach Meeting

A delegation of Legionnaires
from Arthur Sawyer Post, No. %,
will leave this afternoon to at
tend the tenth district conference
to be held at the. Miami Beach
Post, No. IS, 1928 Alton road
Edward Deering, tenth district
commander, Coral Gables, will be
the presiding officer.
Those contemplating making
the trip are Post Commander
Vance c. Stirrup, National Ex-
ecutive Committeeman Albert j.
Mills, George J. Pernick, Chef de
Care, Voiture Locale 1913, U. j.
Delgado, Grand Conductor,
40I8. Albert /, DiNegro, Jr.,
George W. Skies, c. B. Harvey,
Harry Metzger, George A. War
rem, William r. Warren. George
H. conant, Clifford j. Raines,
Robert billiard, and Frank Pho
della. ~ ~, So
Vat the, session on Sunday,
Post Commander Vance c. Stir
rup will give the annual report
of Arthur Sawyer Post. On Sat
urday evening George J. Pernick,
chef de care, will outline the an
nual activities of the local Vol
ture of the 40 and 8, fun and hon
or organization of the American
Legion.
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Mari Barmine, Distinguished Designer,
Features Jayshee Fashion Shoac Tomorrow

Mrs. Mari Barmine, promin-
ent textile designer, will be fea-
tured in the Jayshee Fashion
Show Saturday night at the Casa
Marina Hotel. Mrs. Barmine is
the wife of Alexander Barmine,
author of the stirring book, Zone
Who Survived" She is a graduate
engineer architect from the Ath-
ems Polytechnical School in
Athens. Greece, and received her
masters degree in architecture
from Columbia University.
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while here and The Citizen cor
respondent Immediately offered
to help make arrangements for
him to get in a few sets on the
Casa Marina courts.
Other members of the presi-
dental party are expected to dc
some fishing despite the expert
ence yesterday of Hassett and
Admiral Leahy, who came back
empty handed, which, needless
to say, is a very rare occurrence
in Key West waters.
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The Weather
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity, Partly
cloudy with scattered showers
today and tonight. Saturday
partly cloudy and continued
mild. Winds moderate to fresh
variable becoming west to north
westerly Saturday. 6 as.
Florida: Increasing cloudiness
with scattered showers south
portion and cloudy with showers
north portion. Continued warm
except clearing and cooler in
Tallahassee area. Partly cloudy
tonight and Saturday with little
shange in temperature over south
portion and colder over north
portion.
jacksonville through Florida
Straits: Moderate to fresh south
east winds today and tonight
ever south portion Saturday.
Winds shifting to westerly over
north portion Saturday. Cloudy
and showery over north portion
tpday and tonight, becoming
partly cloudy Saturday.
East Gulf: Moderate to fresh
winds. south to southeast over
smlth portion and southwest,
shilting to west and northwest
ever north portion today, tonight
and Saturday. Partly cloudy ex-
eept cloudy with showers north
portion today and over central
nortions tonight, ,frtcet
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Mary Jane Lofland who will be
her model. In doing her draping
she will be Incorporating hel
Partisan dress designing and hei
textile designing as both will be
her own original creations.
The Barmines have been win
ter residents in Key West for
several years and this year, fol-
the first time. Mrs. Barmine's
mother and her friend from
Athens are visiting with them
having just recently arrived from
Greece.
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Mrs. Barmine was graduated
from a school of dress designing
in Paris, France, and worked
as textile designer there be-
fore coming to the United States.
She is rated as one of the best
textile designers in this country
and her designs are to be seen
in all the finer, more expensive
shops throughout the United
States.
Mrs. Barmine will drape some
of her own material on Mrs.
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the Truman speech will do more
to restore peace in the world
than everything else that has
been said since the war ended.
Evening star., 1947-10-09
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. c
THURSDAY 3,
ACREAGE FOR SALE Cont,

BETWEEN BEIHEsDA and Roskyille on
macadam I'd. Owner says to sell the bal
ance Of subdivision on acreage basis for
what We helieye to be less than It's
FAYE EaIYe c can Rea.or Ms sSanasTs WI s4so with Els
ELITE ESTATE SITE, River I'd. extended
1876 acres top Of world. level, has spring
an, and trees look over u miles les each May, y
MAN REALTY Co. Reaitor. RE. ss1s., 90
WiILERBURN ACREs-rr.cts OF l acre
in the most picturesque setting in the
Warrington area. Lying in the NV section,
this subdivision is only 1b miles from
doEntown wasninsten these hishly sd re
electricity available and no assessments,
having Washington telephone exchange
Lots have been sold to Q manufaeturers'
agriculture economist. contractor, archi-
tect, etc. Il you are interested in = com
munity OF this type, we will be pleased to
our 0s
ably priced Boz 444 K, Star; 10
W9oDLEY HILLS HIkLsmA beautifully a1H.. Vooaee tt
Vernon. containing 73 building sites staked
planted and recorded. These lots should
sell at $1,000 to $1,000 each A real op.
Excellent financing. For further particu-
lars. call OWNER, TIE. 7721; eyes, TIE
5641 Ill
BUILDERS AND BROKERS attention-2aa
gently rolling acres located 3h miles from
Chain Bridge, on Timmit Run, Fairfax Co.
Va. ideally situated for development oi
rambler type homes on small estates
Priced to sell Immediately at S1,700 pei
acre: reasonable down payment, bal
financed at AZ. Survey and preliminar,
CLosE-N SUBURBAN AREA-2oo acres
well located; excellent terrain for devel.
oping; very little engineering work; coule
be zoned for apts.; priced to sell immedi
s.ely * at $500 80 !. an o ssFe can MR. RoGHs
APPRox. is ACRES, 1.0oo-ft. frontag,
On Lee hwy. l3 mi from Fails Church
nice level land; ideal for building; mrs
Sc, 900 takes it. Call MIR. YOUNG, 81: 3S3S
Evening star., 1947-10-09

snd sss sSeo e05
1snc. Rds 9th oh ana st. 81 Suitable tes
button or. service business requiring cen
HsRNsEIN IEs esasS1 co. ssns me- 5eos
space space in basement for storage. etc: va
s:an s located IA IN sas hess Wassnstoa q sas
il5tH*s EHo disias aRR4' 's;es eo
ehe1cE srokE. . on l. Conn ave-; l. in in y5eist1., M |.
one Of Wash,s finest, exclusive business
o ass For caA sfsa wi View va RtHHr ssT co
Realtors, 925 New York ave; NV.
~ ior center
upholstery, furniture or shoes; reasonable
5:Rsnt COHEN =
isS FSk LExsI9Fr.snsls izss @ cor. bldg. in heart
streets: 1900 SO. #. 4, H. BAcAs. Realtor,
bR6asroEh eoln.2 saa ri blds
aees ofiees sbose Tor Doctors % and dentists large
'2lSpfa snGPPas aysaRs
BARGAIN. ss5 Mo.-Busy 18th and H
tion. Apply immed., 1895 H st. ne. --l2
1900 BLOCK 7th ST. N.W.-over 1000
50. IT. and basement, 2, apis. above. IN
for almost any retail or wholesale bust
ness owner might consider sale. LEWIS
BROWN. MA. $40: ewes. EN-. 1851. .
6O4 F ST. N.W.-Store or Office space
available on ground and 1st floors: very
close to 7th and F SITS. HENRY J. ROBB,
INC, 1924 Vermont ave. NV, DI. S141
500 50. FIT. to suitcase
in established dress and lingerie shop at
l4th and Columbia rd. NV, for reasonably
allied purpose. Cali MR.. BLANKEN,, Elk.
NEW sToREs-233e-3s Wis. ave. NV,
adjoining Peoples Drug Store, next to
Calvert Movie. Call Ma. 1924. IL
Evening star., 1947-10-09
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR sALE.

Il. frontsse. s.fsmiiy det., d a.car ~; safsre. @
Oil heat: plans approved for addition store.
basemsat msat and rms. above. Sold by owner.
SECOND COMMERCIAL. two very desir-
able small sites near Georgetown and near
Eas csn BE- Ts ssh
Both are suitable for first commercial use
as well as second. Two unusual properties
sTEuART. Of steuart investment Co. eos
uRlon pWx T5SSs Bldg Natl Nssional 4d o4ao Wilson g.
ground. only sl5,95o. THE BRANT CO,
1884 Wilson blvd. GIL. 4216 or OK. 0520.
ground in the 500 block D st. and indiana
yIeg3 ays fTsnts sgo sso sts sell all or gssrt.
cIakESDoN. isS vA.2Iot a. s5'' '75x12S and To-
come Of over 5000 month; one spaftmsnas
ls5ss:'' e9SR ss:is:i:S
sEcoSsp coMMERcrAL-D Detached old
VIC 9, ssii park; s4.S 500. NA, S5i5. IL.
hsah Ct M small s eost.ss anS ESqss aS
price, ,S11. .250; present income. $50 mo.
Ak. 3747. BROWN REALTY CORP. DU.
Is ACRES on Wash and Bait. blvd. be-
tween Wash. and Laurel: large frontage
on No. /; adjacent to r.r.;, presently zoned
industrial: priced reasonably. Ray Morse,
SH. 1917. BROWN REALTY CORP, Real
tors, DU. S55S.
FIRST COMMERCIAL LOT, .1oc on H ST.
NV. bet, 7th and 8 sts.: is now unim-
proved. Sellers will sell plans and ap-
proved permits for 2-story bldg. together
With site. Lot contains 2,026 50. IT. Has
ssis g At s1a,75o. loGRo' GR. BRUNO. N NA. s4ii.
NEAR i4th AND IRVING sTs. N.w-New-
lor and Q spts: will show good returns;
automatic heat; priced right for quick
sale FLOYD E. DAVIS CO., MA. 0352.
Evening star., 1947-10-09
LOTS FOR SALE.
University PARK. MD. bea

UNIVERSITY PARK. MD. beautifully
handicapped lot. 68xl 90. WA. $50. IL
LANHAM PARK, Just east OF Lanham, Md
yited to see the new locations of wonder
full lots now being made available for the
lst time in lovely Lanham Park: Bull
dozers. scoops and graders are busily open
ing up new streets to fill the demand Tor
Where else can you buy a lot 100 feet front
by 17O feet deep with city water. electric,
phone, roads installed, and near schools
and churches, for the amazingly low price
of $3.50. Come out and take peek.
There is no. obligation to buy-we would
ing you what we have to offer, and We feel
that you will be impressed with the un-
usual values offered. Directions-Bladens--
burg I'd to Peace Cross, turn right, out
Defense hwy. 4h miles to PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad .overpass, cross oyerpass, continue
ofice on left side Of Defense hwy. Once
open daily and Sunday, 10 am. until dark,
THOMAS F. HALEY, phone Union 7649
sU1HnERs, & M1Ttsss aft ATTENTION. 1anham Park
Md.-Beautiful lots available for i'm
me diate building Water. roads, electric,
phone. schools etc. Owner will cooperate
with responsible builders. arranging at
tractive method Of payments for lots;
THOMAS IT on Asa saas HALLEY' phone Union is4s
sEHuTfFTL 81 MsThs'a 4~soooDMooR. Silver spring
most appealing community. the perfect
location for your future home: where
over 200 individually designed dwellings,
t ,. tas p hss g rs FEET Sd. s ss Ss
shopping center is bus terminal; plats
ga. sc 'sSSoes'' sSoc. - 9 ~ TO- 10:
Evening star., 1947-10-09
oUr-oF-roWN REAL EsTA1t.

"BUY NOW'' for your future home in the
Land o. Of f9rida Gull Coasts
fers YOU to acre homesites as 1od low s,,as as
hard rds.. cleo. guar, title. For beautiful
Illustrated free booklet write or phone
li4s. J, WESLEY BUcHANAN. ReaitoT:
ESTMINSTER-During October We are
receiving bids on our beautiful estate 10
Gated Just outside city limit on hillside
mr.. Western Maryland College campus in
midst of RAPIDLY grovinE eommunisy: th
taking views; several thousand trees, incl:
young smell orchard: house Is large, =
practically. new condition: Call West. West
owner. DR.. L. M BERTHOLF. To-
5-RoOM BUNGALOW. newly built, ,sh
ssrss srognd "a %1 f5Sm soed shi1s
iPhonsl Heathsyille 21-F-22. 10
CALIFORNIA-6-room stucco bungalow,
hardwood floors, tiled bath and Kitchen,
fireplace. 8 bedrooms. gas heat. double ga
rage. lot 65x105. fenced in rear: situated
in quiet residential section in North Long
Beach; SO, 900; terms, $4,000 cash, balance
monthly. JA 1921. %
Evening star., 1947-10-09
INDUSTRIAL GROUND.
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.
APARTMENT SITES.
IhvEsTMEhr PROPERTY FOR SALE

ARL. ZONE CO, Glebe I'd, near Wilson
sSsi a.s5 49, sS4S s. 81
1910 9th ST. Nw.-s rooms DIVIDED into
9 complete apts. with i Individual heating
e ss:s ozS I1fts n
cSsNEsfcTf ssSS Rsf Wfsh1Hvfton : P
prom. tenants: will realize 1o% net re-
VEFR WFsrdVER Rs Hns 9n xP4s hsR. oR sees sell
lasss s.aais dssaeSsd bTiek Suildins. ID 5sil!
kghnGy ssRlnfs sad Rllsfa Rn'z 4S
sNAMI1 siasi Mi 1rlsffTe HfT Fa Food ae location
yrs. old, .all-brick construction; lst trust;
Ss .snos sxcesn st 4
CO. INC. Reaitor. 17o7 II st. NV. Ma.
: aoSGi MILES FROM SILVER SPRING. gen,
eral merchandise store, fully equipped. in
good location. Call Mr.. Allnutt; r; J.
scorEIR ses1sq P sal$ asss Ga ave. ST. Ssoo I no
One is an s-yr.-old, ,s-story bldg. Of SO
$50, $50 600 annually. This can't be built today.
Ray Morse, SH. 1877: BROWN REALTY
400 BLOCH s MiiNNEsoTA AVE. NE.-1st
and End commercial. lot AZ by average Of
I75' depth; good business location for
white q celoTed c9si9s asos sststs PFi1sd
j. WAPLE CO, Di' 3346.
OFFICE BLDG, downtown. 4th st. NV:
priced to sell del nspest mmsa sny ms
through Dixie REALTY, exclusive agent,
LARGE APT, conv. NV. section; contain. contain,
condition; prewar rentals, and asking less
than 8 times annual income; modern self
service elevator. v, EysI, r s. MaIthsWs; 4srIsWs
y s, ss; ssr0snss ..ns., s,s; ssss
apt has kt ,sods soa dn A 9s 1ssnfn
fSaSs sXEI%X r.; n; ..ssSsd ssssd ,,nr-
over $4,000; electric refrigerators, oil
heat. This property is located near George
rentine Mnth''eh district ~ in w wwashington Only
sish OsaANSSS Ss I III LtcHs S CO.. 1906 ii St.
STORE sS "a AND THREE APARTMENTS. cen
trail NV. location-store. now vacant, have
se5s to lease to rssp0nsinle tenants 4,nt.s a
s4odasfis e1edasias 'iss psons
Mr.. 1ernS, NO. 1888, Wltn SfiANNCN q
TSIS MSphnS So Dl lfo5 Fl f. BIDe Ma 2s4S Units
2 rms, kit. dinette, bath each; prewar
erected IL years ago: located in q desirable
NV section. Cannot be duplicated today
EzzkS%z $ASK. HSHo; md En- fae5Ss: sSs
this t 5-year-oid, s-family unit, red brick
dstce dst 81 ca. rsfI ST. ssso set and
g7So % BLK. rENNA. AVE: N;w;.s-stos2y
future. good os insyestment. Call OLIVER T.
$500 IS, soS BnYs 6slnit downtown apt. BLDG,
new, oil burner. and rsfriEsratersi .X exce!
a alss xsARTMfNT RsYfs " noGsE $685. on 18th
st. near Park rd. Ceiling income. gross
Sos Sos1 ssp9e zeaF MooRaEXp SCI fSs RsatsTs
oRRe6a oR6sl si IN on R.R.. 20, 900 so. IT, reason,
or OF. 2273, with o. B. zANTzINGER, Jr
ROOMaNG HOUSE-Extremely well-located
downtown rooming house. new furnace, ex,
cellent location, for room renting: priced
guaranteed to meet all FIRE regulations; & ex-
cellent source Of tenants from closely
Mr.. LYNCH. OR. 2I0O 10 !
ALEXANDRIA, IA family fats, Q
rooms, kitchenette. bath each; only years
$4,000 at 4hS: shows gross income g, Of
For complete Information. call BEITZELL,
1915 st. NV, DI. 3100 till 9 pm. ii
Evening star., 1947-10-09
coMMERclAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

end FLOOR OF COMMEFcIAL GoKNSE,R: p,
9th and E SITS. NV. for lease; Ideal 1or
sgsncy q otnses. g22 IS. #; cot;s Gsll ~. TX
ATTRACTIVE STORE on Georgia ave; IN
bftcsKsoN / REDDfN6. OF. 7151. ,-15
cariine; $1,000 sa. IT. net usable space,
excel. ist-fi. showroom facilities. concrete
construction. heavy duty floors, elevator,
tributor, printer, etc. Call Mr.. Gavin, with
b. a, sMfTHY CO.. MA 6e03.