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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31
Two Local Keglers Reach
Carolina Quarter Finals

Quarter-finals in the First An.
nual North Carolina Invitationa,
Duckpin tournament will get under
way at Ingram's this afternoon
at 800 with two Wilmingtonians,
Ellis Simpson and Art Ingraham,
getting a shot at the 4:30 semis.
Simpson won his place in the
quarter-finals by defeating Paul
Taylor Of Greensboro 1872 to 375 in
the first round yesterday afternoon
and Mott Elder, High Point, in a
352-344 match in the second round
last night. Ingraham won his first
round match from r. 5. Karganey
of Lumberton 31O-307, and advanc.
ed to the quarters with a 299-286
victory over R. B. Smith in the
second.
Tonight the finals will be
aired over WMFD at S:15 with
Tom Cause describing the play
and Ben Mcdonald and Bob
Justice on hand to give out with
the color. The broadcast will
last until 9 pm.
Other quarter final participants
will be Bob Thore and Nick Bam-
balls, and Asheboro's Henry Brad
ley versus Charlotte's Woody
Fincher, who holds the highest
individual score in the tourney,
391.
Thore had previously defeated A.
L. Hitchcock and Bob Hogue,
while Bambalis came up with
wins over Pat Moore in the first
round and A. L. Dawson in the
night round.
Bradley defeated Wilmington's
C. D. Grimsley yesterday after
noon and took Bob Justice last
night. Fincher trounced Ralph Ket-
ner of Salisbury in the opener and
Sam Stancil of Raleigh in the Sec
ond round.
First prize will be 5000 with the
runnerup taking home SIS in a
hunk of money. Consolation money
will amount to $25.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31
Whip Leafs, Al;
Station Sparkles In Victory

Louis Cheshire. to the mound to
take the all-important fracas.
Station, who has handled the Buc
pitchers superbly since Bill Ais
nauer vas injured, twice fired per-
feet strikes to second base to nab
two Smithfield-Selma base burg
lars. The only bad blur on Jim's
record last night was his muff of
a Roy Lamb pitch that permitted
the visitors to score their only run
of the contest. Other than that
Station played another fine game.
Roy Lamb, Staton's battery
partner, fed them down the line
for a five-hitter with the n run
|unearned. The big ace also struck
out six and exhibited excellent con-
troll, walking only me-.
Wilmington got off TO a brisk
start last night, scoring in the
first inning. Fred Muscemeci,
leadoff man, hunted, was safe at
first. Bill Benton banged a hit
between short and third. Ed Har-
disky grounded to short and Mus
cemeci tailed on the play at sec
|ond.
smithfield-Selma tied It up at
one-all in the fourth with Becker
the key man. Becker smashed u
double into left field and Andy
|Poklemba threw wild to shortstop
Muscemeci, permitting Becker to
|go to third. Station then let that
previously mentioned Lamb pitch
Eget away from him and Becker
crossed the platter.
In the eighth Wilmington clinched
the tussle, notching three mark
ers. Benton started things rolling
by getting on base on the first
sacker's error. Hardisky laid down
a sacrifice, which Smithfield-Selma
catcher Eames tossed wild to
first, Hardisky reaching that bag
safely and Benton going to second.
Bridges. after two unsuccessful
attempts to bunt, dumped a single
into left field that brought in Ben
son. Bob Steckel sacrificed Bridges
and Hardisky down to third
and second. Andy Poklemba was
given an intentional walk, loading
the bags. Bob La Blanc hit into
a fielder's choice with Kukulka
Throwing out Hardisky in home.
Station then slapped in the Pirates
two final tallies with a liner to
left. Lamp popped out, ending
the inning.
Hargrove "Hoggy' Davis. who
is now tied with Carl McQuillen
OF Dunn-Erwin with six homers in
the roundtripper derby, put up a
typical "Shuney" Britain argu-
ment over a play involving him
self at second base and was
thumbed out of the contest by UNI
pire Revielle with a five-dollar
fine in the sixth inning. 1t was
one of the few times that Davis
has ever been evicted from Il
game.
Both jumps had their share of
hard" luck last night. Plate UNI
pire Veasey twisted his neck SO
lard on a play at home that Pirate
player Andy Poklemba had to rub
it down for him. The base imp,
trying to call a play at second.
slid down himself like any other
George Case.
Larry DiOrio, who has been cut
off the Pirates roster, said at the
game that he had signed with
Smithfield-Selma and would begin
playing with them Immediately"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31

Runs batted in-Uhls, McQull-
len 2, Ridden, Shubeck 2, Bare z,
Vorrell, jackson 8, Evans 2. Two
base hits-Jackson 2, Uhls, Evans.
Three base hits-Vorrell, Bare.
Home runs-McQuillen, Jackson.
Left on bases-Clinton 9, Dunn
Erwin 8. Bases on balls-off: Shu-
beck 5, Hartsell 7, Shepard l.
Struck out, by Shubeck 3, Kochli 2,
Hartsell g.. Hits off: Kochli 7 in 3
1-3; Hartsell 5 in 5 1-3. Losing
pitcher-Kochli. U~mpires-Mitchel
and QUITS. Time of game-2:20.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31
ROCKIES HOMER
AS GIANTS WIN

NEW YORK, May 3O-.9-Home
runs by rockies Bobby Thomson
and Joe Lafata in the first and
second innings gave the New York
Giants a five-run cushion and
enough to stave off a late Phila-
delphia rally and bring the Polo
grounders a SO win over the Phil
lies in the second game of a Me-
mortal Day double header before
46, 848 fans.
The Giants a., won the opener,
II, to take a one-game first place
lead in the National League pen
|nant race.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31

Errors-Kurowski, Dickson, Northey.
Runs batted in Hatton 2, Musial 2,
Moore, Mueller, Miller, Baumholtz 2,
Northey, Kurowski, Garagiola 5, Zien-
tara, Galan 2, Haas. Two base hits -
Haas, Hatton, Mueller, Baumheltz,
Slaughter. Three base hit - Slaughter.
Home runs Musial, Mueller. Garagiola.
Sacrifices - Lukon, Baumholtz, Voll-
Cincinnati 7, ST. Louis 10. Bases on balls
mer. Stolen base-Tatum. Left on bases
-Vandermeer 5. Hetki 2 Gumbert l,
Hearn l, Pollet /. Strikeouts-Hetki l,
Gumbert 1, Hearn /, Pollet l, Dickson J..
Hits-off Vandermeer 4 in 2 % innings;
Hetki 3 in 2 1-3; Gumbert 8 in 4; Hearn
5 in 4 none out in 5th); Burkhardt 2 in
0; Pollet 3 in 2; Dickson S in 3. Wild
pitch-Burkhardt. Winning pitcher-Het-
XII. Losing pitcher-Burkhardt. Umpires-
Gore, Pinelli and Barlick. Time 2:38.
Attendance (estimated) $4,000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31
TIGERS INCREASE
LEAD WITH SPLIT

DETROIT, May 80 - up - The
Detroit Tigers lifted their Ameri-
can League lead to three games
by splitting a doubleheader with
the st. Louis Browns today, arop-
ping the nightcap, 8 to 3, after
taking the opener, 2 to 1, for Hal
Newhouser's fifth victory. The
crowd of Sc, 1857 was the largest of
the season in Detroit.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31
Assault Passes
100000 Mark

NEW YORK, May 2O-P-Rob-
ert j. Kleberg, Jr.'s' Assault won
hte 61st running of the Suburban
Handicap at Belmont today to be-
come the third horse in recing his
tory to win half a million dollars.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31
Red Sox, BUGS Break
Third-Place Tie
Here Tonight
BY GENE WARREN
Star Sports Writer

Jim Station, veteran local catch
er, nailed down the first string re-
ceiving job more firmly with the
Wilmington Pirates last night by
playing a brilliant game afield and
slamming in two runs as the Buc-
cancers snapped a scoreless streak
against Smithfield-Selma's Leafs,
4 to 1.
Warsaw and Wilmington will
break their third place deadlock
tonight at Legion Stadium at 7:45.
Manager Nate Andrews is expected
to send his Saturday flipper, Lefty
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31
SENATOR'S TAKE
TWO FROM S0X

WASHINGTON, May 80 - ~
Washington swept both games OF
a double header from Boston here
today, 1876 and So, before a crowd
Of 26,693. The Red Sox made four
errors in the first game and two
more in the second. All figured
ir the scoring.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31
ARDlNALSDIYlDE
WITH CINCINNATI

ST. LOUIS, May 3o-(P)-The St.
Louis Cardinals, behind the steady
pitching of lefty AL Brazle, won the
second half of a double header,
7-3, after the Cincinnati Reds had
outslugged them, IL to 8 ir the
opener before a Memorial Day
crowd of nearly 80, 000, largest of
the season here.
(First Game)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31
SPAIN PITCHES
EIGHTH VICTORY
Lefty Still indicated;
Braves Beat Brooks
6-3, 80

BOSTON,, May 30-P)-With un-
defeated lefty Warren Spain win
ming his eighth game and Charlie
(Red) Barrett flinging a five-hit
shutout in the nightcap, the hust-
ling Boston Braves today took both
ends Of a doubleheader from the
Brooklyn Dodgers. 6-3 and 80, be-
fore 30,535 paid fans.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31

Error-Rigney. Runs batted in-ver-
ban, Wick 2, Gordon, Kerr. Rigney 2.
Two base hit-Schultz. Home run -
Rigney. Double plays-Rigney, Wick
and Mize; Wick, Kerr and Mize. Left
on bases-Philadelphia 9, New York Z,
Bases on balls@Kennedy 6, Leonard l.,
Judd 3. Strike outs-Kennedy S, Judd
4, Mauney 1. Hits-off Leonard 0 in 1
inning; Judd S in 4 none out in 6thl;
Msuney 5 in 3. Hit by pitcher-by Ken
needy Judd. Wild pitch-Judd. Passed
ball - lombard. Losing pitcher -
Judd. Umpires-Reardon, Goetz and
Conlan. Time 2:07. Attendance 43. 900
estimated.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31
INDIANS CLIMB
TO SECOND SLOT

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 80 - @ -
The Cleveland Indians advanced
from fourth to second place in
American League standings by
sweeping a double header from the
Chicago White Sox before Is, 1892
persons here today. The Tribe won
"a, and g..
(Eirsf Camel
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31

Runs batted in-Hardisky, Bridges.
Station 2. Two base hits - Becker,
Bridges. Sacrifices-Hardsiky, Steckel.
Double play Howard, Balla, to Ritche-
Left on Observation-Disclosures Selma 6, Will
mington 8. Bases on balls off-C. Ben
ton 3, Lamb l. Struck out by-C. Ben
ton /, Lamb s. Passed ball-Staton. UNI
~pires-Veasey and Reveille. Time Of
game 200.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31

Runs batted in Pearsall, Cab1ness,
Rogers Brown, Magini, Parnell, Wood
2, Miller. Two-base hits-Wood. Three
base hits Pearsall. Sacrifices - Wolfe.
Left on bases - Lumberton 9; Red
Springs 9. Bases on balls-off: Miller Z,
Regula 5. Lorman 3. Struck out, by
Miller 4, Regula 3, Lorman 1. Hits off
Regula Z in 4 % innings; Lor1nan l
in 3 1-3. Wild pitches-Regula, Miller 2,
Lorman 1. Umpires - Wilson, Baker.
Time Of game 2:20.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31
HOMER BY PIRATE
SPLITS TWIN BILL

PITTSBURGH, May 30-(P-The
Chicago Cubs ran away from Pitts
burgh today in the ninth inning OF
their doubleheader nightcap, scor-
ing three runs to break a tie and
win 81. The Pirates Won the first
game 81 with Billy Cox delight
ing a capacity crowd of 37.451 by
honering in the 10th.
First Eame)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31

Errors-Torgeson, Elliott. Runs batted
in - Barney, Stanky, Rowell, Elliott 2,
Mast 2. Two base hits - Furillo, Barney,
Hopp, Mast. Stolen bases Reiser,
Rowell, Mast. Double plays-Lavagetto,
Stanky and Robinson. Left on bases
Brooklyn 10, Boston 10. Bases on balls
Barney 3. Casey 2, SPAIN 6. Strikeouts-
Barney l, Casey 1, SPAIN 4. Hits-off
Barney 8 in 6 1-3 innings; Casey 3 in
l 2-3. Hit by pitcher-by Casey (Sisti).
Balk-Casey. Losing pitcher - Barney.
Umpires-orda, Barr. Boggess. Time
2:19. Attendance 80, 900.
(Second Game)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31

Consumption of canned fruit
juices Gncluding pine a p p ! e,
grape, apple, and others by civil
lians is estimated at is pounds per
onnka in 1916,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31

Errors-Dillinger, Berardino, Mullin.
Runs batted in - Lehner, McHale. Three
base hit-Dininger. Stolen base-Lehner.
Sacrifices-Lehner, Mayo. Double plays
-Berardino, Stephens and Witte 2.
Left on bases St. Louis S, Detroit 4.
Bases on balls-off Muncrief 2 New
houser 1 Strikeouts - by Muncrief 4,
Newhouser Z. Umpires - Passarella,
Boyer n RommeI. Time 1:47.
(Second Eamel
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31

Error Tucker. Runs batted in -
fresh 3, Peck 3, Tucker, Lopez, Gordon
2. Two base ~hits-Tresh, Philley, Cor
don. Home runs - Peck 2, Gordon.
Double plays-Appling, Holloway and
Jones; Kennedy and fresh; Boudreau
and Robinson; Keltner, Gordon and Rob-
inson; Holloway, Appling n Jones.
Left on bases - Cleveland 6, Chicago 6.
Bases on balLs-off Lemon /, Willis 2
Lopat 2, Haynes l. Struck out-Black
i, Lopat 2. Hits-off Black 9 in 4 in
nings; Lemon l in 2; Willis none in 3;
Lopat 8 in 6 1-3; Haynes 4 in 2 %.
Wild pitches-Haynes az. Winning pitch
er-Lemon. Losing pitcher-Lopat. UNI
pires-Weafer, Hubbard and Berry. Time
2:o7. Attendance (estimated) 21,440.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31

T0ddyS OdmeS
Washington at Detroit---zs'erson 4-2)
VS. Overmire DO.
New York at Cleve1snd-T WIS (0-0)
or Reynolds (4-4) VS. FeIer Il y.
AOnly games scheduled).
Bread crumbs seasoned with
celery, parsley, OF onions make q
delicious stuffing for duck. .p..
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31

Errors-Merullo, Cox, Runs batted in
klher, Merullo, Cox. Two base hit -
NICHOLSON. Home run Cox. Sacrifices
CaVarretta, Roe. Double plays -
nsslnsHl Cox and Ggeenberg. Erickson
sna Johnson. Left onsbases-Chicago 10,
rr'soufgh 6. Eases on balls-Roe 4,
.Flckson 4. Strikeouts-Roe 4, Erickson
!, MI by pitcher-by Erickson West
AXE. Empires Magerkurth, Henline
and Stewart. Time 2:27.
fSecond Camel
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31

Harder and Hogan; Gebrian, Harrist
~ Lee (8) and Stephenson. Losing
pitcher. Gebrian. Home runs-Keltner,
Robinson.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31

Errors-Russell 2, Williams, Gutteridge,
Lewis. Runs batted in - Vernon, Spence
2, Christman, Yost 2, Lewis 2, Pieretti,
Tebbetts 2, DiMaggio, Terrell, Hudson
2, Mele 2. Two base hit-Tebbetts. Home
run Spence. Double plays - Terrell
and Yost; Gutteridge and York. Left on
bases-Boston 10, Washington 5. Bases
IN balls-Pieretti 3; Hughson 3, Parnell
3, Hudson 4. Strikecuts - Pieretti 2;
Hughson 2; Parneu 3, Hudson S. Hits
off Hughson 5 in 3 20 innings; Parne1l
6 in 4 1-3; Pieretti 6 in 4 1-3; Hudson 3
in 4 %. Passed ball-Tebbetts. Winning
pitcher-Hudson. Losing pitcher-Hugh-
son. Umpires-Rue. Hurley, Pasarella and
Summers. Time 2:2o. Attendance 26, 900.
(Second Game)
BOSTON 900 O02 GO1-3 9 2
WASHINGTON pol 900 2Ox-5 5 0
Dobson, johnson 81 Murphy (8) and
Partee; Haefner, Ferrick 80 and Evans.
Winning pitcher, Haefner. Losing pitch
er, Dobson.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31
(Second Game)

Peterson, Shoun 90 and Lamanno;
Brazel, Wilks (9} and WILDER. Winning
pitcher, Brazle. Losing pitcher. Peterson.
Home run-SlauGhtef.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31
STANDINGS

Today's Games
Brooklyn. at Boston-Branca l4-s) VS.
Sain (4-3) or Lanfranconi (0-W.
Pittsburgh at New York-ostermuener
(4-I VS. Voiselle DO.
Chicago at Philadelphia nlght) -
Schmitz go VS. Schmidt Q-2).
(Only games scheduled). q
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31

Trrors Fain, Chapman. Run tatted
IN - Valo. Two base hits Stirnweiss,
Johnson Joost. sacrifices-Fain, Suder.
noub,e plays Guerra and Joost. Left
an hases-New York Z. Philadelphia 2.
Base on b~alls-Fowler 2. Strikeouts -
Chandler 4, Fowler 4. Wild pitch -
chandler Umpires Jones, MCGOWAN,
Crieye, Mckinley. Time 1882.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31
(Second Game)

Potter and Early; Trucks, Corsica t6)
Houtteman () and Swift, Wagner (8).
Losing pitcher, Trucks. Home run -
McHale.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31

Rowe, Schanz az and Seminick. Kos
10, Trinkle O and Cooper. Winning
pitcher, Koslo. Losing pitcher, Rowe.
Home runs-Thomson, Lafata, Ennis.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31

Runs batted in - Wilson. Messing 2,
Wilmer. Rohannon, Scrobola 2, Lail. Two
base hits - Wilmer, Scrobola. Left on
bases-Sanford 7, Warsaw 6. Bases on
BALLOT: House 4, Faircloth 4. Struck
out, by-H6use 2, Faircloth 2. Hits off:
House 5 in Z 2-3 inings; McFsdden 1
in 1-3. Hit by pitcher by -. House
Zones y. Losing pitcher-House. I'm
pires-Wilson, Rocks. Time of game 1883.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31

BROOKLYN 900 600 600 5 2
BOSTON 101 DOL 00x-3 6 l
Lombard, King 49, and Edwards;
Barrett and Camelli. Losing pitcher,
lombard.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31

The amount Of vitamin c in
strawberries depends upon the
variety and the weather condl-
tons under which they are grown.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31

vnofo"y and Mccullough; Higbe and
M-u'z. Home runs - Nicholson Gus
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31

Z n @VN
Bevens and Berra; Coleman and Rosar.
Home run-Joost.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31

tsecond Game)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31

(Second Camel
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-31
Second Camel

NEW YORK 600 900 0o0I 9 2
PHILADELPHIA 010 010 20X-4 9 2
Evening star., 1947-05-13
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

CONN. AVE. AT DUPONT CIR.-60x126-
It. store, in 12-atory ONCE bldg. over 120
lin. feet; show window on Conn ave. and
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acceptable retail tenants. UUCIRCO. INC,
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ii rear. Available july 1, Cash REALITY
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brick cfnce bldx.. newly remodeled, II
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Evening star., 1947-05-13
J SUBURBAN SAL vIRellllJ

SUBURBAN SAIL e6ll@lj 4
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Owner Is.vins siis anss nm me S5d h,s ..|ss IS
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Phone ~. Terms, with sHAnNNosMa,A saA 4. =
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Evening star., 1947-05-13
LOTS FOR RENT.


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tard, new and used car sales, loan cr
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Woodward BLDG. RI. 1859. --1B
lots TOR RENT--Located IN the dneS5
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NVETMRltT PRopERTY FoR SALE

IilivESTMlltT PRoeEnn foA SAL
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HONE AND McoME--Nearly nex oct,
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lcellent income: one or mora units avstiahle:
sTRogP REAiTY CO. IA. s7oos eyes.
t4-rAMMY FIATsA group Of 4-family
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purchase hne bldg. for his own use, plu,
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real estate loans and Insurance brokers'
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APT. BLDG. near 10th srd rsrn !. ] I'd L
RaaAgo R5alasfs sfs 4 NJ $685. ssss yearly rental
NEAR 18th AND. r SITS. N.w,--12,uni!
fcor. brick apt. BLDG; prewar rental $3.50
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ICOLORED-4-FAMHY Flats. n.w.-Tws
4-unit apt. houses with oil heat: rssson.
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will sell or trade these two hldgs Fol
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pISpsrty shows s;SssDsioaA!,Y. Eeoda aEa9H1 TstaTn
ICO. 100 Eye st. NV, Kx. 1910. IL
}S-UNIT BRlCK-2 rms, kitchen. bath
each; 8 yrs. old: low expense; excellent
fifsslas fi lsss ssssi9s aSs g1sf Ftssses 81
pa: ave. Sc, LU. 101o. --14
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show nice returns. For details, call ACE
REALTY SERVICE 1914 Pa. aye. Sc.
FFo6iUkR2TiH 6iR2i AND PA. AVE. s,E-srick; IL
rms. and. baths, oil heat. recre. rms;
ine cond.: easily converted to 4 apts.
10 inspect, call ACE REALTY SERVICE,
i1214 Pa. ave. se.. LU. 1910. ia
7-APT. BLDG.$437.b0 per month in
come; excellent Northwest location: semi
detached brick building, completely modern
lthroughout. beautifully furnished; priced
1 approximately 6 times the rental; reason
3869.r METzy,ER REALTORS. 11O6 Ver-
1 mont ave-. DI. 5000.
LYON PARK, blk from business center
Wonderful present and future investment:
10 rms. IN baths, thoroughly modern and
in excellent cond.; oil h.-w.h., 2 rms. with
pvt. entrances; beautiful lot 1S0 deep;
ISl6.9b0: M. Z. ALyIG. CHI 1901.
well located nr. wis. ave ALLIED REALTY
CORP. WI 6649 liz