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Evening star., 1947-04-15
Wood Memorial Moy Provide
Clue to Eost's Derby Hopes

They may. have been out for exer-
else. but hardly so with a purse of
$14,600 awaiting the winner.
Cornish knight, owned by Edward
P. Taylor of Toronto, picked up the
money, whipping Phalanx and
Colonel OF, in addition to the pair
already mentioned. But, as impres-
sive as was the Knights second win
of the week the clockers don't rate
him a potential Derby winner be-
cause Of the long route. His daddy
Tintagel, was not distance runner
Phalanx, to be sure, looked as II
he'll be ready to speak piece down
at the Downs the first Saturday in
May. Making his first start of the
year and toting top weight of 122
pounds, he came cruising along from
last place to finish third. But he
looked as If the Derby's IL miles
might be too short for him. =.
Owners Choice yesterday seemed
to give ample proof he is only a
sprinter, as the railbirds have sus-
pected all along. Inroc caught him
in the stretch and outgamed him
Tomorrow Mrs. Elizabeth Ora
hams Jet Pilot, a SAL 900 yearling
buy, takes a trial run in the Jamaica
Handicap and will draw much at
tention. Saturday Bill Hellis' Co.'S
mic Bomb, 5-to-1 co-favorite in the
Derby winter books, goes postward
in the Wood Memorial along with
several others, including Stepfather,
Better Value and Cornish Knight.
He may give Eastern hopes a lift
or he may confirm deepening
suspicion that horse from some
other section almost certainly will
take the first jewel in the Triple
Crown.
Evening star., 1947-04-15
Hershey Pittsburgh
Meet in Hockey Final
BY the Associated Press

There will be rejoicing among
Pennsylvania hockey fans tonight,
but whether it will be in Hershey or
Pittsburgh will depend on the out
come of the seventh and deciding
game Of the Calder Cup finalIfor the
American Hockey League cham
pionship,
Hershey's Bears, playing on home
ice tonight. will be all out for VIC
tory over the Pittsburgh Hornets.
Neither club has ever won the ALL
crown. although the Bears battled
through to the playof finals three
times since entering the league in
1888.
Coach Don Permission will be
counting on his Hershey scoring
aces. Frank Mario, Gordie Bruce
and Herb Cain, along with Babe
Pratt, to bring victory.
The Bears staged an amazing
comeback after dropping three of
their first four playof games to the
fast-moving Hornets. The Bears
blanked Pittsburgh last Thursday
and evened up the series at three
games apiece with a win at Pitts
burgh last Saturday night
Evening star., 1947-04-15
Pennsylvania Urges
National Boxing Gar
BY the Assoeiuted Press

PHILADELPHIA, April 15.-Leon
Rains, recently named to his fifth
consecutive term as a member of
the Pennsylvania State Athletic
Commission, says, boxing needs a
czar or high commissioner to gov
ern the sports onI a national basis.
What we need is a man with
lots of moral courage, character
and general athletic background, -
Rains said, adding:
Boxing is in a healthy condi-
ton. but the big trouble is that
there's no coordination between
the various States.
"a fighter can be banned in one
city and move right across the State
line to fight the next night. Too
many athletic commissioners are
interested solely in the fighters
from their own immediate neigh
borhoods and the heck with those
from anywhere else"
Salary, Rains explained, should
be no $4,000 wear
wouldn't be too much for the right
man"-snd the States could carry
the financial burden on a pro rata
basis.
Evening star., 1947-04-15
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, April 15.-Handi-
cappers looking for the Eastern
horse most likely to succeed in the
Kentucky Derby two weeks from
Saturday were stymied today, fol-
lowing the defeat of Owners Choice
by Inroe yesterday at Jamaica
Their last possible hope seems to be
that the Wood Memorial, coming up
Saturday, may produce genuine
candidate for the necklace of roses.
Stepfather and Better Value, high
ly touted Derby entries, Topped
badly in the Experimental Handicap
at Jamaica last Saturday, finishing
last and next to last, respectively.
Evening star., 1947-04-15
Campaign Is Expected
To Produce Greatest
Fireworks in Years
BY Joe ReichIer
Associated Press Sports Writer

Despite the decreed absence Of
Lippy Leo Durocher, the 1947 ma ior
league campaign starting today is
expected to produce the greatest
baseball fireworks in many years
When Jackie Robinson trots out
to his first base position for the
Brooklyn Dodgers at Ebbets Field he
will be the first Negro to play in
the major leagues since the. turn of
the. century. Twenty-Five other
promising rockies also start their
big league careers today,
Stunned by the banishment Of
Durocher by Commissioner A. B.
Chandler last Wednesday, President
Branch Hickey Of the Dodgers hasn't
found a replacement yet. He con-
firmed yesterday report that he
had tried without success to obtain
Joe Mccarthy, former New York
Yankee skipper. Clyde Sukeforth.
manager pro tenn in the last three
exhibition games, was slated to di-
rect the team today.
Four New Managers.
Meanwhile, four new managers
are making their bow. Bucky Harris,
although not a new face on the
managerial scene since he has ham
died four big league clubs in the last
% years, takes on his fifth when he
leads the Yankees against the Phila-
delphia Athletics at the Yankee
Stadium.
Herold muddy Ruel, who gave
UP a job as assistant to Chandler.
will start rebuilding program at
st. Louis with the Browns. Billy
Herman. already beset with the in
jury jjnx when Elbie Fletcher
sprained an ankle which is expected
to keep the first haseman out for at
least three weeks, will attempt to
combine playing and managing at
Pittsburgh Johnny Neun, who
learned his baseball under Nc
Carthy and who followed Marse Joe
as Yankee leader for several weeks
last season, will get real chance
at Cincinnati.
The New York Yankees, for in
stance, will be handicapped without
Joe Di Maggie. their No. l hitter,
who is recovering from an opera
tion.
The New York Giants suffered
a serious blow to their hopes of q
first-division finish when Carroll
(Whitey) Lockman, highly promis-
ing rookie center fielder and tabled
by experts as a cant miss kid"
broke leg in an exhibition.
The Detroit Tigers were slated to
start without Dick Wakefield, the
power hitter. who pulled a muscle
and will miss several games.
Greenberg on First.
Fqetcher's injury caused Herman
to change his winter plans, which
had Hank Greenberg, his big home
run hitter. in left field. The for
mer Tiger slugger and American
League home run king last year,
has been very happy about his
change from first to the outfeld,
but must return to his former posi-
tion until Fletcher is ready to take
over.
The Cleveland Indians, minus
their star centerfielder. Hank Ed
wards, who dislocated a shoulder
several weeks ago, will start with a
rookie, Dale Mitchell
Evening star., 1947-04-15
281,400 Expected
To See Openers
BY the Associated Press

The largest number OF fans
ever to witness the opening Of
major league baseball season
was expected today when the
National and American Leagues
inaugurated their 1947 campaign.
An estimated 281 400 fans are
expected to jam their way to the
four opening games in each cir
cult and thus shatter the previous
high of 246,010 established in
1881.
New club records are expected
to be set in the American League
by Cleveland and Boston and in
the National by Philadelphia and
Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1947-04-15
Dodgers, Tigers
Spring Champs
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, April 15.-The
Brooklyn Dodgers and the De-
troit Tigers are the Grapefruit"
League champions Of the Ma
tional and American Leagues re-
spectively with the completion
Of the major leagues spring
training program.
Brooklyn woundup its long ex-
hibition schedule with a record of
28 wins and 10 defeats for a .737
. average.
Detroit had % victories and IL
= defeats for .676 percentage.
Evening star., 1947-04-15
Tioers Muy Get Roy Mack

DETROIT, April Is tP.-Seoond
Baseman Ray Mack of the New
York Yankees will be acquired by
the Detroit Tigers within a few
DAYS if Tiger General Manager Billy
Evans approves, the Detroit Free
Press reported today.
Evening star., 1947-04-15

toners Even the Washington Club officials were
admitting as much yesterday and the only qualih-
cation they submitted was that Ossie Bluege keep
the team in the first division, a minor matter as
far as the front Office is concerned
Now packing a million customers into the
smallest park in the American League-a venerable
but glistening banyard which seats less than 30-
600 fans for n home games. It's feat which has
been accomplished only once-and that due to
fresh postwar prosperity-but this is another
extraordinary year, to hear Vice President Calvin
Griffith and Secretary Edward B. Eynon jr.
There was a steady drizzle along about 10
o'clock yesterday morning but unprecedented
bIeacherite crowd nevertheless was mobiliZed be-
Evening star., 1947-04-15
Club Needs Pluyers

Outfielders and pitchers interested
in joining the Atchison-Keller un-
limited baseball club should call
Hobson at Adams 1922.
Evening star., 1947-04-15
Win, Lose, or Draw
In the Wake of the Flood
By FRANCIS {. sIANN

Considering the fact that far baseball has been thrown
batted fbled h Stadium,
light already thrown 947
ington is concerned.
instance going million
Evening star., 1947-04-15
l2-Gome Loop Schedule
Announced by Redskins

The Washington Redskins today
announced their complete National
Football League 1947 schedule of
IL games as follows:
Evening star., 1947-04-15


hind waiting tickets placed sale
park wed have sold out I've
anything like it,"
tickets sold which that
1900 standing tickets And
despite persistent before time there
minutes earlier and of them
he postponed until Friday.
Evening star., 1947-04-15
Dresser Said Chandler Said April IS

appears and aggressiveness about
Yankee dressing Coach Chuck Dresser
uniform when he asked why he felt qualified
principal Chandler for
the stocky little waved and replied:
official notification of suspension
suspended April carrying
challenged Obviously little worried Chandler
that Washington its
a day provided
the opposition
dressing Pitcher pulled a
uniform wt 13 stitched the back of his blouse anything
but beIgeren devimay young explained
thusy difference it, as
matter of fact can't be unlucky than
So gent throughout the The lowly
tdbit day cup
only iced soft drinks In the box the Western Union
chief rhVy yanked plugs had
their gadget short,
This is going to be very energetic
Evening star., 1947-04-15
The President Must Have Been Eager, Too

there opener washington TO
which didn't off An hour before game
pouring well known
principal leadyng himself for drive
Pennsylvania which he holds
title a day each April
President Truman pretty determined ball
with notable citizens for his
official chariot falling
Missouri outpaW actually drove into the
before the umpires called the game
unbelievable The rain creating little
covering the ned The ouhed was
sodden. Box-hoders huddled under umbrellas.
There couldn't possibly point
that Band standing In front OF the
watch entrance
Truman when the Army Band
Chief finally
Mcdonald announced the loud
postponed what should roll
L,,Lo
Evening star., 1947-04-15
Preukness DeudIine Tonight;
Race May Gross $15O,OOO

last Wednesday at Jamaica by
Flying Mud.
Evening star., 1947-08-30
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

JUNK YARD-Good Alexandria corner To-
cation. $4,000 includes trucks, balers'
scales, battery CHARGER. etc; For fur
sso shs5 qfHrn',1en t and 'niRs'i3R sf Is
Isl COMMERCIAL-1a3-f frontage on
commercial ground in the heart Of this
high income community WA, 1928. or
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 14ll. 4
FIRST coMMERcIAL- North alebe I'd,
main to be sold; plot now has 6-rm house,
leased for short term, with high monthly
5ae Prize Is n;pe W.
GEORGIA AvE.-Detached bldg. on lot
371s feet wide; property now consists Of 3 3
Is included in sale price; owner leaving city
and offers for sale at unusually, low price:
Ef Vi Dm VIM ri T. astdi Ss g. 1S5
FIT. MYER DR.. 1-story.
5r ue bFh 4daso Pd M u
sdditionai adult M fi fiooPs. i4-ft. Ceilings, over IL
900 #. Of around ideal for manyfactur-
oadns shGP paorm drive ar'
parking each side, immediate poss;; price,
$s94So terms To F'1s Inspect; paad sas sall E
BLADENsBURG. on Route 1-2-story
all rented, good income: lot AK so; zoned
bargain for S1e,500. LOUIS
MILLER, 52l3 Baltimore ave-, Hyattsyille,
Nd. UN 2723; ewes, UN. 1855. 81
for best offer, apt site, 5Ox105: best loea-
tion, Alexandria. VICTOR WICKERSHAM,
1928 4lst st. NV, OR. 2100.
BEST LOCATION, Alexandria - Owner
leaving, must sell commercial lot, 50x1 05;
choice section; make offer. VICTOR WICK
OWNER SACRIFICING 2-story apt. bldg
cations; income. $1,000 per "; need
cash; make offer. VICTOR W1CKERSHAM,
1928 41st st. NV. OR. 210O.
Evening star., 1947-08-30
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

APARTMENT BUILDINGS wanted-Have
50 units. ". scHuYLER MATTHEW'S.
1905 Goth st. NV. DU. 6023; ewes, ia.
owners OR BRoKERs-co-o operation in
vited to-produce the following for ready
buyers: "a 1st-class commercial or apt.
prop. recurring 100000 to $25 ZOO cash.
(2l Downtown hotel or apt, with minimum
Of so rms, sale or lease. MR.. SLATER,
RE. 81 20: ewes. WI. $685.. so
I PAY CASE Or YIN sell fcr yeI less.
houses or acreage: free Appraisal SCCII
SANDERS. 1919 So. CAP st.. TR 1858
INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL ground
or buildings for sale or lease. A. M. ROTH,
Woodward Bldg. MA 1885.
SELLING-We need all types Of homes
invest properties. apt. bides. and vacant
ground in D. G.. Md. and va. Our very
capable rales force Is tops ins all fields Of
rea. estate. We deliver a complete pack
age. the sale and the financing Call sales
manager FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES.
INC. 1928 K st. NV. MA. 9141.
SELLING? We need properties Of all
types. homes. small and large. invest
ment properties. acreage. building lots
In groups. commercial ground and build
deal. We can deliver 4 complete pack
age-the sale and the financing: FRED.
ERICK W. BERENS SALES. INC, 1925
K st. NV, Ma. 8l4l.
Evening star., 1947-08-30
STORES FOR RENT.

3164 MT. PLEAsANT ST. N.W.-20'x
LOO 100: restaurant. a5 yrso ywo esssli ssss business
LARGE sT0RE, approximately 50x99 IT.;
located in HAYWOOD Gardens SHOPPING
center; immediate possession. For infor-
nation, see Mr. GREEEBERG or Mr..
SACHS. HAYWOOD Once. 41o1 HAYWOOD pl..
sEvESAL N wEIa-LocATKD sToREs for
rent; one may suit your business. Equipped
barbershop for rent. MA. 1899. 81
STORE-2lOO Z st. NV; owner viii re-
pair or rebuild. See p. r. HAUNAN 1901
7th st. NV.
sroRE Mr.. 14th AND PARK RD;-won-
derful location. Cali Republic 373T. 80
1854 X ST. N.W.-Ground door. 731 So.
it,, suitable for high-class shop; consider
long lease. HARRIET HoLTHER, agent,
Ma 2166. .
AVAILARLE September /, frst-fioor store.
in very desirable downtown location: 1,200
SO. IT., large show window; $3.50 per mo.
THOMAS J. FISHER & Co. INC, Realtors
2 LGE STORES, also 3 lse. othces in same
new bldg. Immediately avail: mr. 5th and
x sts market and lge. Govt. oflces.
TRAcHTENBERG PROPERTIES, MA. 7o71.
Evening star., 1947-08-30

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PROPERTY-one
Of virgnias best stock Or dairy n larmS we1lD IL
deal IDEAL setting: beautiful shade; shrubbery
and home ane dsry Barn sna
b,iildinss' saHh excellent condition; hard road.
near school and shopping center; 22 miles
to O. ss Ssainnds aad be w0ceh sens
due to i'll health, Substantial cash pay
ment. Just think! Total price, $4,000.
As0 several 1san either sGSd Ss bgys ss wi sgssEa
@ school, % China Bridge I'd. Closed Sunday.
fsonsrdtown, Nd, and Cedarpoint, s-rm.
dwellins, separate business bldg: gas sta
}s1 IS, Is: So osS sS'tc cali 'SPfR T. n s'f K
oHE.aAS oA ;siss FARM. % acres, close to mar, r,
su1tv. sefs ton; tdea stream. g brck house WILLIAM
II. BoAz, 340s 18th st. ne, MI. s24l ;
eyssiR oVsR IN oSE " ACRE; under $4,000; s-rm
lace, few blocks stores. schools; 40 min,
D. C. Two attractive outbldgs, have
eas sRsce c1 oan Heradon
sS.S66; FREDERICK COUNTY. near Em;
mitsburs, Md-ss acres very ,hsr tertiie ovslS an9
sl9ooris so5oom brick home with large bank barn
and all necessary out buildings. Spanning r,itrg
xe wstsr so.. IN s for layers and
boilers; 5b acres; on hard road; with
BURDoFT, colesville, Nd; call Ashton
g NJ From s'rsi s.a en- 5Sra5a 5prns Count
5% bs1n s19HsGf anG chicken oase Roue
ss!ssss ssssss 81 f1a?5Ss .sssa9'
zIRKLE CO, l24e goth st. NV, Re
asseAcRE CATTLE FARM. near Center,
vile. Va; on Cub Run; timber uasS ei
100 10 v,.,ss $50 oss gsr a. GRAHAM fa'rla5 0i
is,s Gs s,sahaE ,AcREs. ONLY 12 MI. D. c.-7-rm
Colonial residence. recently renovated ,I and
rsmodese reee den iss o 11eis hzHh masnifeent view
eut5niiainss erG5nHs ih with possibilities for con;
ssr'eR e se e sEFfa;to 'fas2 fRRa c.
EaUfSsEp tsa fss DAIRY FARM: 1873 a.: house.
to b. c.: includes 35 good cows: Is heifers
tractor and all farming empimts. Iouho o1 on
surge surge mixers and all dairy eauipt. Price.
s2s 500; terms. DIR. B. L. POOLE. Hern-
dGn 1oo AcREs, n0hs ioeated in the hunt club sec
ton Of Traviiish; new stone road in pro,
cess in front Of farm: improved WIN rnar,s I
2-story frame house OF Iarge roorns, oI,a,,
,tr stafrway. rs'eR bash. pipeless heater; 4-room
tenant house. frame DOUBLE saragei; ai. tsTge fsrm
one o. % interested in the hunt club section.
FRED B. CUsHMAN. Realtor $40 Freder- en
lex pike. Gaithersburg. Nd. Tel. I9S'
fnMyrasEDnfG MT "a IS'' POSSESSION -. Hanover
County. miles from Richmond Vat, Va, On
Washington fNo. z. hishwaay; way.,IsDa e0mp,fthn usth
modern convenience long road frontage
Address Broker. p. o. Box $685. Fien-
mond, Va.
Evening star., 1947-08-30
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. Bill
FARMS FOR SALE tcsntJ

800 A. RICH SON. livestock, eomplete
farm machinery, tine S-rm. brick nome,
barn, domestic house garage, enlcaSsn enSr
electricity; deep river inlet dock: rarket-
able pulpwood corn. tomato crop rIpen-
ing: hard-surfaced road; exee1lent IoL IA.
or rural business. Mr.. MCCULLOUGH
10 r MOD. HOME on 2 acres; nice Lawn
Va; by owner, DIR. B. L. POOLE Herndon'
On On n SAT-. sErr. sth. 1s47, at s:15 pm.
Robert W. Mccullough, II. 2leo. trustees.
seor s sf the estHR ia far st. aavs county
Nd. consisting of approx 522 scres, VIII
APPROX. 125 acres clear; farm m house, ana
at time of sale. balance in cash upon
ratification by court. For information, cah
ene e .hs above Peta ssttl.
and streams. This farm is in hish state
q on fsae CASH
VEST 4 TAYLOR, Realtors. Pa. 5135.
l0S ACRES, 6-rrn, house. In good cond;
chine shed, chicken house, brood sows. u
piss, I horse, all farming eauipmenti sss
Prse. ins ths9sga pEoSsEsy TaYIoR Real:
HAYMARkET' -yA:-esh sesss: 9,a,,., wiss ss
sre asf sn IN beapfs fssms ssssns Sns
s1sasts5 ss & Is nIIss 3. EzssllsRt SEs ss5 s;
KIsa Iea oGeeas RsaItor. 9I ea7s. cH sos 81
COUNTRY HOMES acres; all modsrns
lss rms: lgs closet wt, iss s.ds SedEms; Tnm:
king cold well water; near busline Can
5 suRpSf sHsseasss coss7. sEn NJ Nd a"sk es
oSER S Soc s,oes FIT. FRONTAGE on Rt. 50.
''pI hp rms f0aiS aiiHeleetrsc @ Sitohen. Including
dishwasher: oil NV; heat every mo modesss n
mi. 3. c. Priced under $4,000. PENTA-
CON REALTY CO. Fairfax 3o6. 81
FIVE MILES Of Berryyille. on hwyi@s
watsr fooa DoTehes snd ase sos
bldg, 4-room apt End door; barn and
bldg; good home and business opportu-
nifty; 8 fine chance for some one tor
1i i40-acre FAC. ,'' farm. % miles D. c., good
road 100 a. tillage. stream, house, bldss;
real buy, $500: terms.
200-acre dandy farm, $50 a. tilaEe.
2 brooks, spring; $4,000 net income for
several years; rock road. g miles. D. c
real bargain, S12.60O: terms G. B.
Wolford, sTRoUT REALTY, Hamilton Va
LOVELY COUNTRY HOME with so acres,
tiful view for miles around. nice trees, neat
outbldgs entire farm fenced, lots Of white
board fencing: yard has nice lawn with
for city family to move into; house 10
modern except for lack of furnace. which
ing rm, kit. 3 bedrms. and modern bath.
price, 100000; 5000 cash, bal. SIS per
mo- The profit from cattle from this
farm this Vt. was more than u to the
down payment now asked. Nature Of work
EsrequireS owner to sell.
Many other farms and homes from the
Potomac to the mts. w. NJ. ORR, OV.
Ri
Evening star., 1947-08-30
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WE HAVE SEVERAL APT. HOUSES; fats
MasHsuRN ena Rsi5RfSs Pss'ssssss yere ave-
Ep ss5 eSk for w. elevator
on long. leases to prom. tenants: Will
WNsR 5sHs ie ok Pst s5os sn BroFsrs ns
4s nS 3D. and Marer M
sesa e ssssf :snat'ss
81: 81 5sss: saa.s'' BOSS 4 fS PhEkps, INC. 54i7
kEaRBY 4 Al BY neutrality-suspicious. property
6Sa snsSs Sssppes lies
sxitstHt SUITABLE also r for professional or non
Hsa PT wy s Ssb S R f. Ms
Co, INC. 1919 K st. NV. DI. 1o15. 81
MASS. AVE- NV, near 14th st.-4-story
brick, 30-ft.. wide; 100-ft deep, alley
ssbs sooa yeaTy ideal
location. Cali Mr.. Jolles, NE. 5400 until
5 pm; Sunday and eyes,. ia. 1919; LEO
NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 x St NV.
GEoRGEToWN-First commercial, corner
brick. studio basement, new NV. heater
come $4,000 yearly; price, $32, 800;
pofnns pointment; TT no agents OWNER, Wo. ss5s,
X ST. N.W.-Good building with apts;
income; about $4,000 cash. FA. 1881
SILVER SPRING AREA general mer-
in aa fyce oa Mp Msas psssd With sG se i G.
issrlGsp feGk s6tf of III 1sos
S-apt bldg in fine CONDITION; ~ mr. 18th ana
if desired. KNo6sE, Ma. o21s, AK. 445s.
sos ST. s.E.-se,5oo; s,room. s-bath
t5s5rifs, return on $4,000 cash. SAM
F9sEH; FeSNIf APT AP sB22; sBGDe-sssoo cash: beau
tifui stone and brick apt; avail; for pur-
ncome s saS sS'nDs e sfs45o Oh eqS1
% $3.50. agent rf" METzLER Err REALTORS, az cri 1i66 o.
Vermont ave. NV, DI. $500.
400 BLOCK MINNESOTA AVE. N.E.-1st
and md commercial, % Groom, detached
dep sood BUSINESS Location or white
coiored Mr.. Bennett, AT. a3O3, MAR
SHALL J. WAPLE CO, DI. 3346.
CENTRAL BUSINESS PROPERTY-Two-
story n store with Groom and bath apt on
or warehouse in rear, fronting 25 feet on
wide commercial thoroughfare in down
Tsa yesls ass'sd psr yss1
no operating expenses. Phone Mr.. Ray,
De 1872. with SHANNON 5S LUCHS CO.,
1865 H st. NV, MA. 2345. 81
LARGE BRICK BUILDING located in NV
section; rented under lease to one tenant
at $1,000 per month: good buy at S11O.-
900. Mr.. Arledge, KELLEY & BRANNER,
DI. 7740; ewes, FA. 2316-R. 81
NEARBY MARYLAND-Valuable property
with good income: 10 large rooms. fur
nished apartments: owner occupies one and
receives over $4,000 annual income: cen
trally located, convenient to eyerything;
for professional or nonproht group pur-
poses. To inspect, call Mr.. Mead, WA.
1919 K st. NV, DI. 1915 y
COLORED-N.E., 3-APT UNIT, furnished;
live in one, receive income from other two.
Cash S2,100 req. AT. 7139. 81