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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND

SmDM|oKE, Ar MD4Tn. -; and and 3 bath 2'a 5EIsF
zfsaE%. zfse r 81 o. as7s' with o. B. Afs zAsr-
Igs; lot: Iho,;w.h. 81 iuii bsmt;;;, mr.. tIansp.
zaArsasEs, Ms LING ssssS: g. o. 227s' with is e 3
CALI wa 3900-Hyattsville Hills-Brick
on Corner o ssdr9S1s sHR4 Fl sef pAH socc CO.
5so4 Baltimore ave, Evansville. Nd. Open
CALL WA. s9o0aLandover Hills; bargain,
Ssst: @ $s BOO RoBERff 5, sui DAVIS 60, O.
A ns seSom Sodern and
4 sassRs9 5sgea sas s.
eAIE LII wa. saassse ssoomHyastsville: me $4,000 down
and move into this large 5-room bqnsalow.
a aree o sobsRT a hsa bsSs sSqPSd CO.. s6
Baltimore ave- ASattsSiiie, Md. Open
CALL WA: 3s00-Near wheaton, modern n
800. soBfRT As 3. Davis f 's5.H co. Hyssts-
GALL WA. seoo-An acre lot and large
located in East Hyattsyilie. ROBERT g.
s1NNyBkooR R1AylS SH nsar
5 rms. tile bath. gas heat eney homel; /;
s Ssa s Realty sER i Vi E01s 1a4 u ie zoo ave- e0se
LARGE Ia iHls BRICK X! BuNeALow-LargeG iiyins
sSa tie snS Sa FLASHED odsIn a
porch; siS.95o. ROBERT MAdEEs; RE.
TAkoMa TAfs Il. Modern bedrm. =. brick
issRfR vii SI ISa Eve our d7ey
nSms caps eod esd Drek ske
ba 9a pcotesse Cast zRs SPo eors Fesasf sne
saSssss se a DSssasns gs4d bus
HONE fNpsRIs With SfT 1NooaE-unit brick apt
bldg. in Takoma Park, Md; excellent con-
0f also have W ;, % and g. unit % apt. bldss. for
tion, call WOOD. coNLEy, CO, s13 do Persh-
oMEvY ein5 VIII ehAsR, EN- Md block east of Conn
srm home Ice on beautifully n1g
fireplace. den, and powder rm. on Ist Il, !;
End f.. bedrms. and 2 baths; Bird f., 2
rms. and bath: full basement; oil as w ho b; !;
silver spring. Md. 81. 576o, S 81. sSs7
bath, liV. ,rm., fireplace. din. rm., ultra
modern kitchen, full basement: gas heat;
nice lot; convenient and reasonable; va
cant. ROBERT MAGEE, RE. 7740 until 8.
$3.50. INCLUDING FINANCING, is bar
gain for nearly g.. 5-rm. bungalow, attic,
cleo. heated by oil and wood stove; no
bath; oc.-owner: possession: includes nice
Frigidaire, gas stove, about 90 laying hens,
Ford coupe; 1st time offered; m; Marshall
Hall; mi. to bus N. e. RYON CO.,
GE. 6146.
COUNTRY HoME--4-bedroom BUNGALOW in
clean village, fronting on highway; praeti-
cally all modern: full basement, 21car c ga
large fertile garden, plenty Of shade; all in
Dance hall with living quarters, lunch
stand, 8 heated cabins, gas. station. all
equipped and stocked ready for business;
40-acre poultry farm with stream, large
country home. fronting on hignway; prae-
tically all modern; IDEAL poultry and stoe6 sc6
chickens a week; will include stand-up
market; you, get top prices; large com. COM
on highway in clean yillage; mors aaoi,. lsnd S
Call Ashton (MdD 3846. ID
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OWNER MUST SELL! Near L st. n w., 1st
COMMERCIAL 4-story compact and modern
s6ms ss sgs1s gsy6s Th Far i ff
9 pm. LEO ". BERNSTEIN IaaS & CO.. 1e15
AeARTMEN3 House FOR SALE, ssh brss ana
cars pHsed q 1t on ood
cs Iii Dm Leg spd desas il f's
M GefAMIEaA4sos s1is 4 + s" Homer @ % ave. suitisnd
Hsss, sP?ss! sszsS eSEoSia s.S.
sf 1ssi 7sa: sSE FS
r. Sott CAPITOL Mr.. N. Y. AvE.-F,rst COM
aflfls 'Gs s0 ts
81 Mz AXE fs SowNo%s Az Sae7 st. MI BIDS
ss freak, re'Suh Sue on seiid shdn
statsmfat ath 6RESPuss p skos att
sth AND + sTs. N:E:I;arick home, con
ment; income at present is sl,14o year. year,
PRgRx P$sSSs .3s 3RsrAtF2 !; corr. f457 (. SH
Oh t1' coRNER esssi OF Of two two main highways in
yirginia-,Garage service station, repair
ehse fs !S9ia add5onal IRG oa lots, IDEAL buli all
commercial: pumping over 10000 gal. gas
monthly Big oil sales unusual Ia SpToII p,sSI
S $SP s s%gsFfoS sSgf q JFs e. sSSs TN ,rSnP P:% e
asRtsi s!0Tz eas&s 1881 st, R1
=. s-UNIf fSSi h bk1cR cRSyp APT. BIDes.. approx;
Units 3 sss bsdrn., Eltshen. tile baths and liy:
merous closets; oil h.-w.h:. laundry rm.;
ping centeTi Takoma Park; hqslinss; Is
so%s es M Or ~
7Yz Ef Ss snd
your problem. Mr.; Slater. KARL v.
sxEr ossn soef, D OF Oh esyss assssa
sss =: ea{sf' azs's|' o szaB dsss
HOME iS5 sH ANp SSqS qISscoME-rhis modern lsS house
ton, arranged as 9 complete apts con-
and bath; Reasonable priced for quick
0f HEdE1sT Gf co Realtors osS sas Msh
81 Small AL oFficE ri sSqa have 1s several
small ofdce bIdgs for sale showing excel
lent return on cash invested. Call for de-
tsln a nv sPaEY RE s5ss sRqMF ol 2y os4s co. 1893 1873
APTs.-6 units, 5 yrs. old; good ne. locs-
tion; income, $4,000, less than IN. timess
ssS 500. IN times: excellent suburban Is;
sF E0oa ne 1Sss lass'93 99th REaITx e nw Assa
boGNrT Sun resfsP APT, Takoma, Md-pet. brick, /
and an bedr5a. apts.: less than 10 yrs: old
81 4UNIT H. .pF 1910 ,tlt ~ ii 6ed4m,
ca; lovely cond, low exp. stoves, refsrs
yogr rIl inspectiop Of this today: ACE REALTY
SERVICE s;9i 1914 Pa. ave. s.e' Lu. 1910
"s UNITS" plus complete apt for .janitor
annually Nay De purehased at lo3
as asfe 5or pm aui5k WnE9 sass Gan s9cANAa ME Mr.
cofoREp Apr.-e units: mr.. 18TH and T
ss a II sTSssns ysrS 4.ssonass ssaasn prs
sas!tSfsl px ht9ER RR1 stlfa eo se NJ NJ 1885,
s. n.xIsa reoms e03sill0b 3sM Baths. $4,000.
Bond sds sS
SisHH; s!s y,ss; al ePts Pss.j. RaT e,
buy. Phone GE. 4159. 30
4-STORY limestone and brick bldg,
come. $3.50. Can be increased to approx.
GERBER REALTY CO. AID. 1900. 10
rms; h.-w.h.; oil; individual control; home
as we'll nr: Piney Branch I'd. and Flower
ave. Md. H. r. BIEBER, SH. 6565. 10
4-FAMILY APT, off upper N. H ave. NV,
consists Of 2-bedroom apt; tenants furnish
utilities; an excellent building and an ideal
Investment. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE CO.,
CoLORED D-oLD LOGAN CIRCLE SO
rms. 51a baths. h.-w. coal; e houses;
location for fraternity. tourist home or
small hotel Price reduced for quick sale.
PROVIDENT REALTY CO., 1455 st. w.
Sun. Daily from 8 to 9. 90
INVEsTMENT ppopERTY wANTE6
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT,

MODERN DESK SPACE, tel, secretariai
serv. your phone ans. as II it were your
own: mail, address. DI 5000. 30
DESK SPACE in centrally located down.
town ONCE: secretarial and phone service
available If desired; also mailing address.
Hox I'll Star 90
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTEE
ACREAGE FOR SALE

ALABAMA AND 2Sth ST. S.E.-1a acre of
ssm. ssSsnd .o5sd se1 to f. s5s Sc Ala
ii % as.lItles s No. ssss. A''s OF aSelisss' Mis
Ms sts sna spd ya s.sss suitable m for a. aD ayeG %
@ McafNNfs Ms % III 4i45. Sunday nesss ana sa eves MS
weekdays call DE. 41O1 is
RIPE FOR RESIDENTIAL development, by
eS PprGs cspto sHa N
some 5000 It.. on Livingston rd., Just 2
Niles RsS 5syons a.boo, D. C. line near oxen Hill
leading M to s. CAPITOL St. bridge: now under
sisss sss y! ss IL
s s5G s5 s55SS5 bSF n4 Sordsrs Ga ave- Il g. a sls st.
Sl'294; 90, y,srs Vie Min Ed, 5la a., $4,000 H
ArTESTffoN, u fNV2sIoRs-1oo lots LOTS at
5000 ca; a40 lots, $500 ca IS acres. very
s9if s Gsy EExTY SsaGP yfbeR ps9ELoMS H5GkER
CO., 1925 41st st. NV, EN-. 4709, EN-.
WooDsIDE PARK AREA-15 valuable
acres OF land with 10-room. 2-bath home
s sShfS sst ss TED
sSsatss ssoo sssassss sss!ssrs
gHSe ACRES 81 suss5 Sssa for suburban
subdivision, in vicinity Of Old Georgetown
rd H.T pear A AHethesda; ea $3.50 per acre. GRAHAM
EAL1. WI. 325U. -23
35 ACKES-Fronting on highway, In clean
village, mr. stores, churches, schools, with
stream; property has roads. Can be
subdivided
2-Acre Tracts. Up-Fronting on high
way. nr. Highland, Md; phone. electricity:
down, JOHN BURDOFT, Colesville, Md.
Call Ashton, Md, 3846. -19
NICELY WOODED, Lee boulevard, west Of
rails Church about 13 acres 522-foot
On Lee highway near Merrifeld, Va, &
acres acres cleared rolling land. long highway
call c. r. MORAN, Falls Church olp-J-S,
or DI. 1858
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OFFICES WANTED

r. lavatory on 14th. 18th, n. Of Park rd;
nominal rent. 5-yr. lease, in private res.
On or with sfAa medical doctor. N. e. RYoN CO..
CPA WISHES ROOM in suite of downtown
ofice building BoX o4T-G Star -1Q
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE,

VACANT. modern brk bldg, about II -011
50. it.; concrete a.. l4-ft. ceiIins: heateS!
1000 so; y; additional ground; well
flnsress ansTSsY = MAkEaoTEsElN n R4TE Ma aa$5
Gated on B. g. o. Railroad adjacent ia
n =; ave. and Bladensburg I'd. trucking
routes; $4,000 50; IT. under roof Posses.
Call Mr.. Franklin, WEAVER BROS. INC.
Washington Bldg, DI. $500. Week ends
and evenings, Glebe 4456 10
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YES. / sPRCIALIZE'' in the sale Of
assist you in securing you purchaser. at
market value? I am at your service.
Thank you. HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Lii
censed, Bonded Broker. RE. 1166.
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
building; row brick houses up at present
time; located at goth and L sts. NV. For
information. call till g. pm. LEO NJ.
BERNSTEIN q co. 14l5 K st. nw- nsw-
EXCELLENT COMMERCIAL property on
Mt Vernon ave, An ideal legation for a
modern shopping center j. LEE PRICE,
1908 Arlington Ridge I'd. South. IVY 1272.
DOWNTOWN apartment house site, 10000
So, it., 25th and z SITS. NV. 117,207 So.
It. for large colored apartment develop
|ment: all improvements ready to 60.
Priced right. MI. Slater. KARL ".
OPPOSITE NEW HECHr CO. store; truly
the heart Of Silver Springs fast growing
business area: corner location with 1O2 It.
facing new Hecht. Co. store. EDWARD c.
HOLMEAD, Realtor, SH. 6200. 30
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

3-BEDROOM HOME with acre or more Of
sMTTH. smith, cH. eS5s. 1a1
GT wants 2-bedrm home in Virginia, close
in area. S. WITHERS SMITH, CHI. 1858.
3-BEDRooM BRICK, near Arlington Hos.
pital. s. WITHERS SMITH, CH. 1858
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

I PAY CASH or will sell for you, lot
houses or acreage; free appraisal. SCOT
SANDERS 9Q1Q So Can. st. TR 7bB.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED,

est. or alley, End comm or indust. zope5'
Must be reas. Call RA. 1862 or RA. 1884.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

SPECIAL BARGAIN-save q long haul
near 4th and r. I. ave. ne, 10000 So
It. Industrial ground, 1856 it. on r.r.; price
less than 50 50 #: rented to monthly
tenant. Act today to secure this bargain
Call d. 7740.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
BROKER WANTS DIRECT LISTTNGS Of
apartment and other investment proper
ties. Give price and terms. No brokers,
please Box 3lS-K Star 90
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

m BUSY ANACOSTIA, on Nichols ave.
near Good Hope rd. s.e.; excellent location
for progressive retail business; lot 24x130;
Improved BY frame dwelling; property In
this vicinity seldom offered for sale.
In 1900 Block Of Good Hope rd. Sc, op-
and chrysler auto sales agency; lot
44xI25; improved by frame dwelling. Right
for development by alert and farsighted
businessman GEO. S. KING CO., Estab-
lished 1895, Real Estate and Insurance.
2llO Nichols ave. sc. Ii. 25o1. lis
COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.
SOUTH CAPITOL AND HOWARD, and
house; very reasonable. For further in
formation, cali HARRY DREISEN. Bond
Bldg, Ma. 7772: ewes. and Sunday. Ia.
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WATERFRONT pRoPERTY-sALE.
STORES FOR RENT.

CHOICE BUSY CORNER plus 1000 So It
on Lee hwy. in heart Of Cherrydsle; will
lease or build to suit tenant; unusual loca-
tion for chain store. automobile supplies.
garage, etc. Write Box 2S4-J, Star -lS
1888 PARK RID. N.W.-so0 50. #, heated.
l406 G ST. N.W.-Will lease entire 1st
ofice bldg: approximately $500 so, ii, on
lst floor. and 3,400 So. #. in basement.
Standing downtown stores: suitable for a
large-volume business. For further in
formation and remodeling plans. cali Mr..
Ewell, With LEO M. BERNSTEIN a. Co
l415 K st. NV, ME. 5400. EoI
IN CLARENDON, Highland st. at Wilson.
new store, 2S-ft. front, air Conditioned:
reasonable rental. CHI: 1l22. "a
Evening star., 1947-02-18
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.


PLANS FOR Q modern 5-story bldg to be
erected in Clarendon, are now under con-
sideration Business agencies, retail mer-
chants and professional men interested in
leasing Offices, suites Of ofices or floor
space, contact this ONCE for details.
JUDSON REAMY, 1122 No. Irving ST..
Arl. Va. CHI. OS00. -19
FIRST C0MMERCIAL-11 rooms. baths.
DE. 69S4. Call after pm. weekdays,
any time Sat. and Sun. is
APPROX 10000 50. FT., lst commercial
space, located on 14th St, few blks. south
of Park rd.; perfect for super market setup,
ONCE bldg, apt. house, stores, drtve-in res
taurant, auto showroom and service lay.
out, and many other uses: owner will build
to suit qualified tenant on long-term lease.
See MR.. JAMES L.. DIXON at 1889 Conn.
ave, MI 4311, exclusive. is
$500 SC. FL, dreproof End commercial
s'ss * Ssn's + s'Y Rss Ts 81 SS's
NEAR i4th AND N SITS. N.w.-2-car ga
rage for storage; concrete floor. lights,
1924 Vermont ave. NV. co. 5004. go
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
YOUNG BUSINESSMAN looking for good
business, or location. Consider anything
P. q. BOX 107, Arlington, Va. 21'
one floor in second-commercIal area; re-
s,popsiDle ,s,p tenant :; as;odd 4 RUST CO. 1901
Evening star., 1947-02-18
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. Z
TUESDAY.

BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE Cont, I.
Mr.. GEORGIA AND IRVING st. n.w-1st
commercial 2-story building, store on hrst
q. RAFFEIL REAL ESTATE CO., SH.
Evening star., 1947-02-18

COLORED| LOTS FOR SALE on Sheriff
I'd me- appEgS r, s7xl9e; PRICED ipIH1 f9g IEnTsS
1855 p st. n.w., MI. ss45, MI. 1878. Open
IL to S pm. Sun, Daily from to Q.
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LOTS WANTED.

SEVERAL MODERATELY PRICED lots
Bethesda, Silver Spring, Takome Park
area; prompt attention. Box 77-G, Star.
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INDUSTRIAL PKOPEKTI FOX KEN
SECOND COMMERCIAL, l144 10th St
500 square feet; workshop, studio, ONO
and storage. AD. 6499. -1S
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OWNER MUST SELL.
commercial; 4-story C,
office building with tir!
come S5,550. For full
9 pm. LEO NJ. BERN
K st. NV, ME. b400.
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ON WEST STREET, W. Falls Church, lot
75x150: ali imps. Price. ST $50.
,o1aaoe n sairh prics subj sl,56 Zee hishwa' lot
Corner in Fairhill, over 5S,s00 50. it.,
for S2,950.
Choice corner on paved highway. near
Merrifleld, va, 125x165. over 10000 50.
IT, for 81 $50. To see, cali c. r. MORAN.
r Church o14-J-3 or DI 1857
Evening star., 1947-02-18

ARLINGTON FOREST home for S12,750-
HOW would it be possible to beat this value?
Standard Groom brick house. located on 2
corner lot and attraetively financed: Call
22O4 Wilson blvd. GIL. 1900, OK. 4123.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-08-06

cousin and aunt respectively,
and then stopped at Winona
Lake for a few days, returning
to Zion Wednesday evening,
and report a very enjoyable
time.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-08-06
GONE TO MISHAWAKA

Mrs. Anna Fisher and Doro-
thy Kesler went over the week
end to Mishawaka, Ind, and
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Austin and Mrs. M. J. Yoder,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-15

Bulgaria devoted II, 900 acres It
the cultivation of roses in 1884.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-15
GRID STAR KILLED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT

SELLERSVILLE, Pa, Jan. Il
U.g-Wiriam (BilD Hewitt, color
full former Chicago Bears and
Philadelphia Eagles end, was kill
ed Tuesday in an automobile accI-
dent five miles south of here.
The 37-year-old wingman, who
seldom played football with a head
gear, was injured fatally when his
car skidded On the highway and
struck a culvert. He died in Grand
View hospital shortly after the
accident. He suffered a punctured
lung, fractured rib and other in
juries.
The 195-pound Hewitt, an All
American at the University Of
Michigan in 1881 started his pro-
fessional career with the Chicago
Bears two years later. In 1898, he
joined the Eagles and captained
the team for three years.
During his nine years Of pre-
play, he was named to the AL.
National league team on severa.
occasions.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-15

ity on themselves and later eA'er
into higher class events.
Results Of the swimming events
were as follows:
First event Is yard swim,
cadets - jim willows, Rupert
Coble: second event, 80 yard back
stroke, junior and older boys -
Thomas Covington. Dave Patrick,
Kennel Tucker; third event, 30
yard swim. junior and older boys
Bobby Clark, Ben ReviIle, Dave
Patrick; fourth event, 30 yaro
swim. cadets - Edgar Fisher,
Tom Craig, Alva Ward; fifth
event-32 yard breast stroke, older
boys and Juniors James Je1-
fords. Bobby Clark, Kennel Tuck
er: sixth event, 80 yard breast
stroke. cadets - Lawrence Harrl'
son, disqualified; seventh event,
fancy diving, cadets Jim Coua-
ell. Rupert Coble, James For
roster; eighth event fancy diving,
Junior and older boys - Herbert
Clandy, Ben Reville, James JET
fords; ninth event, 80 yard swim,
Junior and older boys - David
Patrick. Thomas Covington, James
Jeffords; tenth event, 80 yard
swim. cadets - Jim Williams,
Edgar Fisher. James Forester.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-15
COURT RESERVES
LEWIS DECISION
Continued From Page One)

3 ,51O, 900 contempt fines on Lewis
and the United Mine workers.
Sonnet sweated under a furry Of
Questions from the bench, chiefly
those Of Justice Frankfurte- WAC
was delving into the legislative
records of laws involved. Many
questions dealt with the the inten,
of Congress.
The little white light on the ros'
trum before Sonnet flashed. sig
mailing he had only five minutes
to complete his argument.
Jackson Prods
Justice Jackson broke in and TOLD
the harassed, striped-trousered gov
eminent lawyer that he should de
vote some argument to what woulc
happen if the courts lacked juris
diction to issue an injunction in
case like the coal dispute.
Sonnet said he was trying to gel
to that. 49,,
well, you better get on it,
jackson said good n~aturedly Il
Sonnet, land not devote any furth
err time to the psychoanalyzln&
of members of Congress because
your light is on.
I'm not saying it was you
fault. You were led into it by the
court, which has likewise foune
itself spending much of its TINT
in psychoanalysis of Congress-"
"T'n be more than happy to obey
your honor" replied Sonnet.
At this point Frankfurter, in ap
parent annoyance, grabbed a wac
of documents. swiveled around II
his high back Supreme court chall
and Topped them onto the hool
with a thud.
A page boy came along anc
scooped them up.
In comparatively milder stages
of the argument, Welly X. Hopkin:
of Lewis legal staff, snapped tha'
by the unions November action.
mo defiance was given or intend
ed"
This was in reply to Clark's con.
tention that in the recent o
mine strike, Lewis and the UNIV
had persisted in a policy OF "con'
tinued defiance toward the law, the
courts and the rights of the people
~ tho Tinted Ctatesb
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-15
DROPPING
HARD OPPONENTS
Will Begin Playing Wash
ington And Lee, Colora-
do, Virginia Tech

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-(Pe
Henceforth the Wanted Black
Knights of the Hudson are going to
take their football a little less
grimly and play most of their
games in their own backyard.
You have that on the authority
of Maj. Gen. Maxwell Taylor, West
Point superintendent, who hopes
that more fun can be put back
into collegiate football"
Taylor, here as a speaker at q
touchdown club banquet, told the
club that Army football schedules
are going to be marked "by a re,
turn to normal"
In line with Taylor's aim to bring
Army football back to West Points
neighborhood, the Cadets now
have home and home commitments
only with Illinois, Stanford and
Michigan.
Next fall, the Cadets who have
MT been defeated in the past
couple Of seasons, will meet vii
lanova, Colorado, Virginia Tech
and Washington and Lee at West
Point.
They will go to New York to meet
Illinois and Columbia; to Phila-
delphia to play Pennsylvania and
the Navy, and TO South Bend for
what apparently will be the fina'
clash with Notre Dame in the near
future.
Recently Army and Notre Dame
authorities announced a termina
ton Of their long football rivalry
after next season.
Dial 2-3311 For NewSnaner Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-15

presided and presented the annual
report.
The Security National bank here
is affiliated with the Greensboro
financial institution.
Highlights of President Calhoun's
report included:
The net earnings OF the bank
for the year 1916 were the greatest
for any year in the banks history
After setting aside $4,000 to pay
Federal taxes, the net earnings
were 1913, 666 81, which is $3.14 pei
share on the outstanding 1000 ot
shares of $40 FER value stock.
Net earnings for the year were
80. "a per cent great than for the
previous year.
An increase of over 100 per cen
was shown in the operation of tht
trust department.
The directors recently authorized
the officers to enter into a groul
insurance contract with the PHO
Life Insurance company providing
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-15
JIMMY WILLIAMS
WINS SWIM MEET
Youngster Totals 10 Points
In Aquatic Events To
Grab Top Honors

Jimmy Williams, Bobby Clark,
and David Patrick were high point
winners Of the swimming meet hello
at the local YMCA with Villa ms
the champion swimmer Of the three
with a total Of ten points.
David Patrick of the older boys
class won honors as he totaled
nine points for the aquatic event.
Second place vas captured by
Thomas Covington with eight
points, and Ben ReviIle took third
place.
Bobby Clark with eight points
was the junior class winner, but ne
barely topped James Jeffords, VINO
totaled seven points. Third place
was a tie between Herbert Clandy
and Jimmy Council. Both laos had
five points each.
Jimmy Williams was winner OF
the Cadet class and winner Of the
competitors from each class in the
swimming meet as he defeated all
prospects with 10 points. Second
honors were won by Rupert Coole
and Edgar Fisher with six points
each. Lawrence Harrison complet-
ed the bout with five points for
third place honors.
With seventy-eight entrants in
the swim meet, winners in the
first class were awarded silk blue
ribbons, lettered with the class,
date. event, and setting. Second
and third place winners were Civ
en- ribbons Of red and white with
the same markings as the first
place champs.
"As those boys continue these
swimming classes at the YMCA IT
will not be long before they will win
gold medals and silver loving
cups" stated Smith, who encourage
ed the boys to assume responsible
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-15
NE IN wMFD AT 6:25 P. NJ. DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUAR7

disqualification, surgical fees and
other benefits for all employees
and eligible dependent members OF
their families.
The officers expect the bank to
play an important part in the post
war period in the communities
which it serves, and they will con-
tribute their full share in it's sue
cessful accomplishment, Mr.. Cal
houn said.
Mr.. Calhoun also paid tribute to
the late James Henry McEwen, q
director of the bank who died last
October; and to T. Hunter Bell,
assistant trust officer in the Ra-
leigh branch, who died last Decem.
Der.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-15
NEW DATES ASSIGNED
FOR SOUTHERN MEET

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 14.-(R-
kFred Corcoran, tournament bureau
manager Of the Professional Golf
ers Association, announced Tues
day new dates bn Feb. 20 to % in.
elusive had been assigned to the
SO, 900 New Orleans open event.
The tournament originally was
scheduled for Feb. 1916 but wa.
postponed by the request Of tourna-
ment officials in the southern
cities.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-15
owen FILES SUIT
AGAINST PASQUEL
Former Dodger Says Mexi-
can Millionaire Preached
His Contract

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Jan. II
P-Arnold Mickey Owen, who
managed the Veracruz team of the
Mexican baseball league for a part
of last season, Monday filed a
counter suit for breach of contract
against Jorge Pasquel in U. S.
District Court here.
Owens suit asked $93, 908.56 OF
the Mexican millionaire sportsman
who earlier had filed a breach of
contract suit against the former
Brooklyn Dodger catcher. Owen
Jumped" the Mexican League last
August.
e. C. Curtis, attorney for Owen,
demanded trial by jury. District
court officials said it was unlikely
either suit would be heard before
the April term.
Owens counter claim charges
that Pasquel preached his contract
by removing him as manager of
the Veracruz team about July 5
and failed to fulfill other promises.
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