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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-30
LOCAL II SPORTS CALENDAR
WEEK OF MAY 3

BASEBALL-Practice each Monday Wednesday, and
Friday evening at Merrell Field Auburn Avenue Cen
trail Avenue
MEMS SOFTBALL-Practce each Tuesday Thurs
day evening at C. Y o. Field Bancroft Parksde Boule
ward.
MEMS SOFTBALL (NOonday League)-Practice each
Tuesday and Thursday at c. Y. o. Field
GIRLS SOFTBALL-Monday and Wednesday evenings
at Ottawa Park, Diamond No. l.
gymnasium.
BODYBUILDING-Monday and Thursday, 700 to 800
p. m. in Local IL gymnasium
SUMNER CAMP APPLICATIONS-Each day, 800 a.
m to 800 p m, Room 2O3, AIS Winthrop Street
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-30

through some rigorous PAGES
this past week and feels conf
dent that he has a winner in
these boys. Sundays tilt will
give Robins further opportunity
to see just what 16 men he will
retain for the season. The lea
que rules call for no team to
have more than 16 players.
The Local IL team will be
strengthened considerably in
early June when Carl Hibscher,
catcher on this years University
of Toledo nine, and big Mimic
Busyak, regular first baseman
for Wooster College, join the
squad,
Busyak A SOuthpaw
Hibscher learned his baseball
at DeVilbiss High School and
has been a mainstay for Coach
Dave Connolly out at the Uni
versity. Busyak, a 6 feet 3 inch
slugger, is a left handler and
performed for the Zeidlitz Meats
team last season in the City
Federation.
Some of the men Robbins is
still carrying include: Lee
Naugle, veteran Federation per-
former, King Harshman, for
merly of Scott High School and
the University of Toledo, Her
man Kander, also of Scott, Bill
Kelly, a member of last years
squad, Dick Naugle, Phil Held
Seymour Kander, Paul Sey-
mour, formerly of the University
of Toledo, and Pete Severoff.
Those interested in playing
or wanting to book games with
the Local IL team are asked to
call Manager Robbie Robbins
Jordan 2728.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-30
Lake Fishing Good In
Spite Of Hiqh Waters

Reports from several of Ohio
lakes reaching the Division OF
Conservation headquarters in Co.
um b u indicate that record
breaking crowds of fishermen are
flocking to the lakes probably
because of flooded stream condi.
tons throughout the state.
Although the lake levels are
unusually high, anglers have
been taking fish by the thou
sands.
Fishermen, however, have been
driven to the channels, and back
water areas due to heavy winds
affecting the open water, but fol
early spring fishing, that's good
anyway.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-30

Has Frank Marshall. the world
renowned American chess wizard,
ever competed for the US Natl.
championships?
No. These championships were
instituted after Marshall retired
in 1895.
Are wrestlers Bull Montana
and Chuck Montana the same
person?
No.
Was Count Zaroff ever wres.
Ting champ?
There is no such thing as a
pro wrestling champ any more.
Jim Londos was about last of
legitimate titlists. More claim
ants to title today than UN mem.
berS.s
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-30

RED" MacDon-
aid announced
yesterday.
M a C Donald
stated that an
i m p o r t a n t
meeting would
be held n e x t
Thursday at l
pm. in the rec
reation direc-
tors office at
Local IL head
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-30

the other will be known as
"A". The loop managers also
agreed at their meeting last
Tuesday to allow each squad to
have three players outside its
own plant with the exception of
pitchers, League Director E. c.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-30
Managers
Meeting

There will be an impor-
tant meeting for all SOftball
Managers in the Local IL
League Friday, May z, in
ParlOr &C" at Local IL head
quarters at 1880 p. m.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-30

up from Savannah ana touIeo as can
for rookie-of-the-year honors, came tnrougn
brilliantly in his first start by beatne
Boston on four hit job.
They don't come much gamer than this
lad, who suffered such severe leg injury
in the Italian campaign that he had to
undergo % operations to save his left leg
1t was this leg, on which he wears a heavy
shinguard that took line smash off Ted
Williams bat - and fans everywhere were
glad to learn that Brissie suffered only
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-30
MusseI Season
Opens June 30

E. L. Wickliff, Chief of the
Fish Management and Propaga-
ton Section of the Ohio Division
of Conservation, pointed out this
week that Ohio has a closed sea-
son on musSels, Jan. / to June 80.
The ruling was made several
years ago to protect spring fish
ing waters which are usual
turned topsy-turvy in the musssN
areas along the Sandusky and
Maumee rivers and in some parts
of the Little Miami as Hundreds
of diggers search the shallow
waters for the ~bi-valves which
occasionally are laden with valu-
able pearls.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-30

According to Hollywood re-
ports Bill Bendix who is por-
traying Babe Ruth in the. film
on Ruth's life, has added a
plastic nose and had his hair
dyed. To baseball fans, who
have seen the old Bambino in
action, the picture boys will
have to do a lot more than this
to Bendix to convince these
people he resembles Ruth -
especially when it comes to
swinging that old willow.
One thing is certain, and
that is most of the shots of
Bendix, at the plate, had
b e ter be taken from a
distance.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-30
Sports Quiz

1. How do bats differ from
other mammals?
2. What are the tallest trees
in the world?
3. What we'll known creature
sheds its skin and then devourS
it?
4. What causes the leaves of
our trees to turn from green to
yellows, reds and browns in the
fall?
S. How fast can snakes travel?
6. A rabbit doesn't have a tail.
1t has a.?
7. What North American ami
NAL habituaIly swims on its
back?
8. How fast can a salmon
swim?
8. There are 150,000,00C
pounds of fresh water fish pro.
duced in the United States each
year. What percentage comes
from the Great Lakes, n, "a
or s5?
10. What is the worlds tiniest
living carniverous animal?
ANSWERS
l. They are able to maintain
sustained flight 2. While the
Redwoods of California are gen
orally considered the tallest
some Australian Eucalyptus arr
taller. 3. The toad. A. It's tht
food or sap leaving the leaves t
be stored in the body of the tree
for use in the spring. Eros
doesn't cause it. 5. The rec
racer of California, said to bt
the fastest, only travels 3.6t
M. P. H. They don't travel a
fast as most people think. 6
Scut. 7. The Northern Sea OF
ter. 8. About 30 miles pc
hour. 8. % or 100000, ,00I
pounds. 10. Least Weasel.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-30
Eight Teams In MONDAY SoAba|| League
Local II BO1UIing Season Ends This Week
Local II Pioneers Play
For Niqht Workers

The MONDAY Softbal League first of its kind in the
history of Toledo softba and sponsored by Local IL for
workers on the second and third Shifts increased to
eight teams week the AuoLite Unit added another
club This squad will be known the AutoLe B while
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-30
Local Il Baseball Team
To Battle Milford Sunday

Printing for their league opening game the Local IL ALI
Stars baseball team will face the dangerous Milford C. IN
exhibition this Sunday Merrill Field located off
Auburn Game time been set for 1870
Robbins putting his charges
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-30
From The
Rule Book
Bv Wilbert "Birdie" Rule
Sports Editor
Local II Recreation Director

Pennant time long way off, but there's no denying
nat the American League rookie crop got away to smart
start in the Leagues opening games. Top individual per-
formance was turned in by big Lou Brssie the slx1oo
fournch newcomer with the Philadelphia Athletics Lou
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-30

Tom COnley, Notre Dame SEN
ior from Green Bay, Wis, ano
member of the golf team, is also
the university handball singles
champ.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-30

bruse that won't stop him from taking his regular turn ol
the Athletics.
Gus Narhos the cat-like little backsop up from
Kansas City, turned in fine job for the New York Yankees
AGAINST Washington Narhos had three hits in the opener
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-30

Baseball was introduced at
Notre Dame in 1887 by Adrian
(Pop) Anson, then a student at
the Irish institution.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-30

came back to collect TWO IN
the second - and with Yogi
Berra on the injured list,
Manager Bucky Harris is glad
to have Niarhos around.
Two D troit newcomers
turned in neat jobs in their
bid for regular jobs. Against
Chicago, big George Vico =
the first sacker who can go
out a mile for a ball-took a
cut at the first pitch his
initial trip up and sailed it on
a line into the right field
stands at Comiskey Park.
The next day he tripled to
again help the Tigers to an
other win. Connie Berry, one
of the numerous Michigan
born lads on the Detroit
squad, hit safely in both his
first two games.
X r X
Word from South Bend, Ind.
this week claims that close to
10000 fans will view the an
nual Old Timers-Varsity foot
ball game at Notre Dame
scheduled for May IS. Of
ficials attribute this to the
fact that it will be the last
local appearance for ALL
American Johnny L u a C k,
George Connor, and Ziggie
Czarobski.
Czarobski and Connor will
man the tackles for the Old
Timers W lille Lujack will
handle t h e quarterbacking.
Other former stars with the
Old Timers include Bob Liv-
ingstone, left half, Pete Ash
b baugh, defensive backfield
ace, Corwin Clatt, fullback,
Bill Gompers, right half, and
Fred E Early, place-kicking
specialist.
From last years National
Championship eleven and still
in school performing for the
Varsity will be: Leon Hart
and Jim Martin, ends; Capt.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-30

Pete Koblosh, Notre Dame
sophomore shortstop from Yon-
kers, N. Y, who was a regular in
l946 but forced to remain out of
school last season because of
sickness, definitely indicated that
his years absence did not do him
any harm. He got six hits In
seven trips to the plate in the
first two games.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-30

Last week we announced
that Reef Fishing Club had
been formed at the Champion
Spark Plug by 26 employees.
This week we received word
that Al wn had been
elected Presto d e mt of the
organization and John Conrad
Secretary Treasurer.
The Club is planning its
first trip into c a n a d ! a n
waters May % for Black Bass.
There will be about three
boat loads making the jour-
ney.
We think President Brown
and all other members of this
club should be given pat on
the back for coming up with
such a unique way for en-
ployees to spend their spare
time. Maybe some of the other
shops can start something like
this.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-30
Girls Soffboll
Team Holds Iini+idl
Practice Sessions

The Local IL All-otar sllis
softball team held their first
two practice sessions this week
as team coach Walter Nino sent
the team through its PAGES.
Present plans call for the team
to be entered in the City Recrea-
ton Girls Softball League.
In addition to their league
duties the girls will play sew
eral exhibition games with some
of the finest women's teams in
this section of the country. Nino
announced that practices will be
held every Monday and We'd
nesday at 5 p. m. on diamond
No. at Ottawa Park.
The following girls reported
to the initial workouts: Edna
Bretschneider, Helen Lamar
eaux, Marty Farmer, Lucille
Steinmiller, Vida MacAllister
Loretta Nicholas, Anna Telekes
Tillie Hickey, Mary Mersereau
Florence Sheldon, Ruth Kolvas
Dorothy Hudeck, Ann Gasbeth
Betty Vorderberg and Marion
Vogt.
Any Local IL member or an,
member of a Local IL family Il
eligible to try out for the team
Just report to Manager Nino a
the next practice session.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-30

Bill Fischer and Marty Wen
dell, guards; Bill Walls h,
center; Emil Sitko, right half,
and John Panelli, fullback.
Frank Tripucka will do the
quarterbacking for the Var
sity.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
FARMS FOR SALE.

DEER, BEAR and turkey hunters! I have
Iis-acre farm in Augusta County on the IN
edse Of tbe Be fonnd stream
erty; S-rm. house. very good cond., cleo;
would make an exfsl sInTa6nN fu99Sase RERf PT;fs
f3is FARM, EaiFiaf II NILES lies TO D. c-1eM acres,
rich fertile and prodpetVe e;,tsdns Padn
sPsd. Rsd s sias fi GApgIs5 s
REaEalacRE REAhfR rheas FakM; e., wei eli fenced and
new barn b Su eapels on s
ment; practically new: a: W. AY9IEaS' YIsss
P. o. Sterling. Va" on Route 30 at Fisas-
fa' fo ACRES. ef less than miles from District
I'll snss or sasd snshsns BEST
eeDtrsl eentKsl ave. ave to Sist rd biks to Brooks
SMALL FARM, 90 acres; e-rm; frame
good barn, chicken, house, brooder house e
sp4ibss sppte trees iocated Ai 60 miles B. reduced
in price for quick sale. ELVAN n, K;
TIdoga THORPE :, o.M agent Vienna va rhsns Hs
EoR EaeRh hsALECasla-a farm: s-rm. house:
s-rm. barn; ! smaller barn. 3sHs,so cniesen esy
for Z ms41se5 sn,ooo. cHAs. BRocATo' sOIomons
Island. Phone Solomons 1891. g
view of Patuxent River.
Southern Maryland. SO miles from Capitol
gas range: outbuildings: S14,25O, terms.
Phone OWNER, Chestnut 5092.
STOCK FARM, 467 acres, on hwy pet ne.;
wash; 300 acres of fertile soil in crops
and pasture. balance in woodland; 7-rm.
and bath dwelling and Arm. tenant mouse,
through property; located in the most
beautiful section Of Va. most unusual
property. Price, S63.600. OWNER BOX
AN, Star.
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LOTS WANTED.

WOODED LOT, d. c.; 1o0-ft. front or
acre; nearby Va Md; state size, price.
exact location. Box 237.R. Star; ..
LOCATION FOR NEW TRAILER WANTED
by naval ofhcer and wife; require electricity
and water connections only. Box 2s4-R'
APPROX. u ACRE within 5 mi. D: G.
suitable for home; about $1,000. MAR
Gus, 1902 Allison. Mt. Rainier, WA. Os2o.
PRIVATE PARTY wants cheap lot on
RESiDENTiAL LOT, 100x200 or larger,
easy committing to GEORGETOWN area, must
be level with some mature trees. DE.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

ON 10th NEAR EYE ST, NV. in 1st.. COM
mercial zone a fine office space or studio;
ireproof building. 2 lavatories, large
exposures; small freight elevator; S2l9 os
goth st. NV. RE. 65s5. ~
726 1Ith ST. NV large. light front
ofices, adjoining; approximately 400 So
Apply THoS. D. WALSH, INC, SIS 11th
st NV DI 1857.
COOL OFFICES (2): desk space: des6s for
sale; reas.; conv parking. Rms. 303-k
18th 81. NV, NEAR K-Modern once
oniy q few available. Elk. b7ob.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
WATERFRONT pRopERTY-sALE.

LAKE JACKSON, outside Manassas, Va
8 lots, total frontage Of 30 IT. and 61-ft.
depth. OWNER; ALex; Ql6s; 10
sylvan Shores, RIvA: MD; Md s,room o01
oil burner. hot-air heat, electric, stove and
refrigerator; " blk from beach; on 3h
lots; $1,000. PL. S476 or see owner,
aM ME sahEs ShsE oP 81 VWafERsrRosr property
for sale or trade for medium priced auto
mobile (by owner). Cali HI, 453S. 3
DEALE, MD.-Six-acre small farm, large
near bay. fne harbor; wonderful oppor-
tunity for retirement; priced TO sell. Box
ATTRACTTvELY FURNISHED COTTAGE.
beautiful view Chesapeake Bay; 81 miles
D. C. at Cedarhurst, near Shady Side,
Md rooms. porch: $1,000. Other
cottages, $3.50 and up: terms. Lots,
$3.50 to $3.50. Clean. restricted, we'll
deveoped community W.rrER IRaptTe saraS a Sse
CEDARHURsT ON BAY--4-bedrm.. cot
rm.. % 4o-ft. porch, equip. kit; completely
days and Sundays. 81. 1923. 3
DIRECTLY ON e Chesapeake Bay nhaA
with dozens Of miles Of view; cottase 24K
20; good condition. sereened porch: wsE
handicapped wooded lot soxls5; illness
$3.50, 81 500 cash J; A. CULLEN. 6Gl
BARGAIN ON BAY-3-bedrm bungaloS %
beautiful water front lot. completely furn::
garage; immediate possession; one hours
ride, s6,250. Box 16-M. Star.
Continued on Next Pngo.l
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LOTS FOR SALE.

LARGE LOT in nearby Va; beautiful
trees and elevation, excel. neighborhood;
can make building ARRANGEMENTS to suit.
FA. 1851 or OK. OIL weekdays.
Mr.. MD. UNIv.-24 large building lots.
WINSTON c. CLAY, WA. 1928.
IN AURORA HILLS-Large wooded hillside
lot 135x17O #, over "a acre with view of
Wash; city water, sewer, gas, sidewalks,
curb and gutter; since we have. only 2
lots this size, may we suggest that you
contact us at your earliest conv. AURORA
HILLS OFFICE, 1901 S. Arl., Ridge I'd,
jackson 1710-1711.
FALLS CHURCH. lots 75x150 each;
IDEAL for Golden Key or Lustron houses;
S1,550 each OWNER, FA. 0996.
LEVEL AND WOODED with towering hard
wood trees and with an elevation of 400
IT.: this (S0x1 140-ft) lot is located in
the highly restricted Bellevue Forest sec
tion of nearby Virginia; price. $4,000
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO., CHI. 1888;
evenings and Sundays, GIL. 1888.
CHEVY CHASE vIEW-Desirable lot. 1O5.
#. frontage. Cali OWNER. PL. 1924; aftel
6 pm. and Sun. PL. 0866. y
HILLCREST-Nice wooded lot. 5OXl61
sewer and water in; low price. $1,000
A. A. CAROzZA CO., 1927 Penn. ave. Sc
HfWo DESIRABLE LoTs-one corner. Ex,
elusive neignborhood, Arlinstcn. Gall
Evening star., 1948-08-08
OINEY AREA

An outstanding dairy farm OF 81 acres OF
fertile land. all easily cultivated by as tIsc-
tor. Long. frontage on Ga ave ave: exeendseo; ercses
a and ID sun deck: liy rm,; 26x12. din rm:
well insulated. basement; oil heat. a
modern dairy barn, 3s stanchions. One
f;-rm. tenant house, one 5-rm. tenant
house with bath. 3-car garage age..tInn Ihis
property is worthy Of careful mspectlon
area Of show-place estates. Price; S5g.-
500, on exc terms. Shown BY appt only
Call Fred Jones. with -1-o
q. S. PRICE & CO., REALTORS
1901 Georgia ave- (Wneatoh'. FL i"'i'
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OT.NEY AREA

Rambler and acres. An outstanding o
bedroom and 3-bath masonry house OF an
overall length Of 125 feet; The arranee-
most careful attention to details that viii
appeal to the most exacting. Pull base base
owner has been transferred and will sac.
rifice to effect quick sale. Priced most
reasonably, on terms. Shown by appoint
E S. PRICE g. CO., REALTORS
1901 Georgia ave. CWheaton). PL. 1871
Evening star., 1948-08-08
LOTS FOR SALE.


WASHINGTON COLE AND CoTNTRY IN
# and l with 10000; beautifully wooded,
all improvements and streets: > rare gems
in tnis exclusive :seUd section cN. oW 1855, GL,
CHEVY CHASE VIEW, MD. on paved
oWNERs o5vsnSFs vi. vi 7S91. 5991i4'' Loo Osl VS.
~ SEW IT, Sy 5 wassT ssTs1 cSFs and H
Stricted area: ST 800 HI 3234. S
BURNT MILLS VILLAGEMThe -, e,oae new - sub, dn
division OF vide choiee lots, close IN on
able dogwood. Very suitable for rambler
type homes, street paving now under way
For complete information and plat. call
Robert E. Heater, Sligo 1000, with CRANE
& HELAN. Meet me on the property
BRADLEY BHISii HILLS GROVE. MD.-Level lot
Iias csii Mr. psrr tSsSs'U With FIR FRANK VoLkMAN
EN-. 1919; evenings; Mo. 1894. g..
s5.fs. s frontage, in lee Hs!ghts. Priced for for
: LOTS AT JACKSON LAKE-Price, s4oo
bSians bSGa9a e0ie DU t. i4a. lake Clear ready Tor
3uia5Is; ; IoTs, near Do Wash; Golf and Country
Club; Will sell or all, good grade condi-
sPR sPRlNGBRook I'll Riies rcREsTLevel RE T20 wooded
bess oer aPP5Od si5eS eve SITE @
50,xll5', -restriecttesd; $3.50. OWNER
CORNER LOT, 51xl5G; water and eIee-
tricity available. BeltSville. Md, TO. 52l9-
ARLINGTON. vA.-Many fine building lots,
large and small, some wooded; S1.6o0 to
S., 500. REIBLE AGENT. OK. o515 or
HAVE SEVERAL NICE LOTS with high
SO mo. WEAVER & WELSH, Centreville.
Va. Phone Fairfax 231-J-1l; if no ans
How How WOULD YOU LIKE HELP in fnanc-
ing the building of your home? II you
W su ft euy after ot You have paid % S T Of
money, in installments or cash, as you
like. we will take a 2nd trust for other
buiid iiHS your sTo home so0 We buflt an enormous
city in Chevy Chase, D. c., eneouraging
people along these lines. FULTON R.
GORDON, owner, 1427 Eye st. NV Dl'
BRADLEY HILLS-Acre lot at SC SO. IT.,
while road is being completed; 81. when
RoLLiNGwooDWLoveiy wooded lot 7ox
~. oyerlookng pvt lake owner will vii COZ 219
INGTON REALTY exclusive agents, s4.7
faxchHsivT as aTs s. 9s e sR WOODS
rssn rsstric5sd fed5 community ni By owner, vi Vi
Mil CREEK PARK: mile from Annsn5 sn6
/ cash GIL 1853. S
/ 3 ELEGANT LOTS in S. Arl., on bus. near
store; $500 to $3.50 ca. Gil. 5310. s.
LEVEL CORNER LOT, Silver Spring, Nd
I yic,ni!y Of Indian Spring Country Club
Call SH. 2150. 5
? LOTS. sacIifced by owner, in n. .Arl.:
| both for 81. 800, cash or terms. COLLINS
& PRICE GIL. 1888 or OK. 1909. 5
PICTURESQUE wooded setting for l or .
ramblers on 10 acres: bordering large
stream; mr.. Lee blvd, 20 min. from wash
ington; only $3.50 per acre. From
OWNER, TIE. 1876. -s
CHEVERLY, MD.-Beautiful wooded lot or
| cheverly ave-; all utilities. Can wa
o054. -
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OINEY AREA

We offer the most outstanding farm, IN
our opinion, in MONTGOMERY County. Ine
manor house will meet the most exacting
demands and please the most discriminat,
Ing. Large enough to be profitable ano
near enough to Washington Tor oany
commutirla. Priced to meet cost OF repro
ductiou. No information will be given
over phone Any one interested should
contact Fred Jones personally. with
e. S. PRICE & CO., REALTORS
1901 Georgia ave- tWheaton'' FL i@"l'
Evening star., 1948-08-08
Montgomery County, Md.
MT. AIRY

complete 256-acre farm, fertile land;
l47 acres in high state of cultivation so
Improved by a good 10-rm. house, also
new 6-rm. tenant house. Water in all
neldS; trout stream. All going crops, cat-
tle horses, pigs and chickens, together
with all equipment and machinery 60 with
place. In our opinion this property is
considerably undervalued. Price, $4,000.
acres and they can be purchased together.
For information, call Fred Jones. with
E. S. PRICE & CO., REALTORS
1901 Georgia ave. CWheaton). PL. 1881,
Evening star., 1948-08-08
LOTS FOR RENT.

IDEALLY SUITED FOR USED CAR lot, on
Minnesota ave nr. Benning I'd. For in
Monday. between 10 am. and Q pm.
6o6 MASS. AVE. N.W.-25xl2a, to side
and rear alley. for parking lot and car
Evening star., 1948-08-08

MUSIC STUDIO, with living quarters, in
NV or Georeetown. Conservative couple,
nonsmoking, nondrinking. Best care guar
anteed. One year or more. INTERESTED IN IN
huying later, One child (age - in nursery
SCHOOL (home only to Sleep. Best refer
enceS Box 267-R. Star.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
OLNEY AREA

choice, general-purpose farm Of 352
acres; ali land either in permanent pas
ture or under cultivation; about 2,000-ft;
frontage on Ga. ave. extended; 70 mead
beef cattle; large 9-rm. and 2-bath frame
residence; all necessary outbuildings; In
excellent cond. Priced right. See or call
Fred Jones with
E. s. PRICE d CO., REALTORS
I113o1 GeorEia ave. 6Wheston), PL. l25l'
PI. 0315; res, FL. o961.