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SHANNON & LUCHS co.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

s, ACRES, fronting 2,O52 it. on Grain
hwy; "a mi, south Defense hwy. S2s,500.
"a cash; good for low cost housing; IA mi.
D. c. line OWNER. EN-. 1896.
NEAR NEW SHIRLEY HWY.-An al
most level tract OF over 100 acres, mostly
open and well located for a iow-cost hous-
ing project. In minutes OF driving time
his tract is surprisingly close in. Price
500 Der acre. Shown by MASON HIRST
pike. Phone FA 7447 (Closed Sundays
fronting on road to Beltsville; $3.50 per
acre easy terms. Will consider subdt-
viding into 5-acre parcels. OWNER, Ma.
1916 ewes, EN- 3473 5
LAND FOR LIVING; attr.. gently rolling;
excel. bldg. sites from l acre to over 200
acres; beautifully wooded. panoramic
views, some with streams; desirable loca-
tionS and close in: excel. terms CAPUTI,
Realtor; Phone "a: ?122; 81
from from ssno Potomse nae Marylssnd on concrete
with g, few shade trees. OWNER, OR
3074 after 80 pm. Ma a257. 81
BE ALERT AND BE FIRST-50 acres IA
oak timber. nice stream, on State rd. II
mi. Washington: owner needs some cash,
says let it go for $500 per acre; this prop
erty should sell for $1,000 an acre in
2 or years; ideal for subdivision of large
lots COFFEY REALTY. exclusive agent,
FA. 1892 or FA. 7S43. 80
cool, SPACIOUS, HEALTHFUL-Large
wooded homesite With 2 beautiful streams
miles from Pentaeon: excellent for children
LYNCH & sons, owners, Alex, 5a06
CLOSED Sunday 81
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ONE OF THE FINEST display corners in
city; 3-story brick. downtown; about TO-
900 50. it., exclusive of cellar. with about
100 IT. of window display; peri for auto,
furn., or any business; oil heat: posses
sion. Would advise an immed. call to Nj.
Grogan. with LEGUM & GERBER REALTY
CO, ia. 1850, AID. 1900 RI
BUILDING FOR SALE in heart of busi-
ness district of Harrisonburg, Virginia,
located in same block as bus depot and
post ofice. Write to DR.. S. J. TURTLE,
100 Weaver'ave.. HarriSonburg, Va 81
lilo 18th ST. NV. 2nd commercial
zone: sood location for a business and
ONCE not requiring a large area. Will
consider making improvements 2q-foot
rear public alley. GEORGE I. BORGER,
S43 Ind, ave. NV, Ma 0350. al
NJ ST. NEAR WISCONSTN-1s st commercial
building 30x100, monthly tenant suitable
for any business. AuERBACH & CO, 1924
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APARTMENT SITES FOR SALE.

ARLINGTON to acres of choice
ground. zoned Garden apis. in area OF
large apt. projects site FLA approved
l5c per So IT. THOS. G. MAGRUDER
Co. CHI 3l3l -30
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SUBURBAN sALk-Mp. tCont. {.
PAnTANT VALLEY

Only $500 down; new brick homes for Inn
med delivery; choice high location; FLA
comp equip. kit, including Thor washer
ana s-cu IT. GE refgr. Come out and
gee me ne{n abe hqe nrtye 'onspI ON p oniy
burg I'd ne. 10 Peace Cross. follow Rt
50 for / mile, bear right on Ri 202 to
63rd pl. turn left into Radiant Valley.
Phone UN. 1893 I'll
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

ON BALTIC. BLVD, s acres of unZoned
land. with 6GO-ft. frontage; sell all or part.
A M. ROTH, RE. 1880 .
SILVER SPRING AREA-24 600 so. it.,
CRANE & HELAN, Realtors, 81. 1000 till
9 pm.
OFFICE BLDG, consisting ifs. modern
bldg: party needing a home for their
business. this is it; rent, $3.50 per mo
located on goth st. NV. zIRKLE CO., RE
133S
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY WANTED

LEASE, for minimum yrs, 5000 to
ground floor; f1reproof; zoned for manu-
featuring; owner to bear cost of perma-
nent improvements required for iabora-
Washington preferred Box 1925, Star.
" -3I
INDUSTRIAL and 2nd-commercial ground
A NJ ROTH. Woodward Bldg RE -3lN
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PAUL P. STONE
CORNER LOT

70Xl0s All utilities in sidewalk; N
Arl. location of new homes; blk to bus,
4 5lkS. to shopping center, schools.
ARLEDGE BROS.
OW. 444s, 2523 Wilson blvd, OK. 1898;
evenings ElmWnnd SIS
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

ern apis. and cottages, now and Sept.
LILLIAN VANAUKEN Dickinson, Del. 451.
.
REHOBETH BEACH, DEL.-For rent.
ocean-front apts.; reduced weekly rates.
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THE BRANT COMPANY
DEL RAY

Realtors. Arl Sales Office. Brant Bldg
Wilson blvd Gil 42l6. OK. O5@0 -:
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

COLONIAL BEACH, Va Emily apis.
1st and Bryant; new, spacious. mod, furn !;
screened porches, pvt. baths cleo; $50
week, $500 mo. CO. 06I4, Mon. Thurs.
evenings II
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THE RRANT COMPANY

6-rm house. excellent for retired couple,
or would make good chicken farm. several
total price 81 900.
Several other farms for sale zee thess
farms before you buy for sppt, phons
Vienna $50 WHrTESELI4 REALTY co,
Oakton. Va, near Oakton School. Closed
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L. RHINE REALTY co.

0T Prince st. Alexandria. TIE. 1926; ewes
Lex. 3S52. OV. 3I73 TIE 4lbs
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ACREAGE WANTED.

DESIRE NEARBY POTOMAC SITE for two
homes, comfortably spaced; river frontage
desirable, river view mandatory; uninter-
ested in phone number replies We mean
business. Write full. honest description
with price and directions. Box 15o-V,
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NORTH ARLINGTON

Offering these new well-conStructed homes
for your inspection. Attractive 1st-fioor
plan with equipped kit; one home with
bedrms. and one with > gond-sIze bedrmS
and tile bath on End A: fun bsmt., eas
heat copper plumbing, SIDE screened porch:
good bus transp. in nice nelghborhood
Vell-arransed financing
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GARAGES WANTED

8 10 8 CAR GARAGE. suitable for auto.
motive repair work. with available lease.
MI. s1o4. Ia. 1854. 80
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S10.500

TAO3COO
g. -bedrm. asbestos shingle bungalow. on
/ Il acres in Madrillon Farms; an excep-
tional buy on today's market Call
YEONAS REALTY
Gil 21O0, OK. l243. 80
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MILTON G. SMITH
BAILEY'S x ROADS

DI1I1I . ZA ItOIhDO
A prewar Dung having 4 bedrooms. liv
rm. din Tm. bath equip. KIT. large front
porch, tuE bsmt., auto heat Plenty OF
elbow room mere on 10000 SO. it. lot
Aeylp Z
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This brick home loc, in high wooded close
in sec, offers good value at Sl3.650. Full
bsmt. has beaut. pine paneled rec. room,
rooms, tiled bath, large corner lot
THE BRANT COMPANY
Realtors, Arlington Sales Ofice Brant
Bldg, Wilson blvd. Gil 4216, OK 05"u.
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LANHAM PARK
THOMAS F HALEY
HAWTHORNE

Broker. Phone Hyattsville O1O7 or Union
764a- Write or phone for beautiful free
folder showing advantages of Lanham
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ALEXANDRIA

North Arlington, broom brick bungalow
with expansion attic, this attractive home
has the much desired center-haI p!an
large living room with fireplace. equipped
kitchen including garbage disposal and
vent fan, fan basement with outside en-
trance Excellent finance; move in al
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AURORA HILLS

Three bedrooms, tapestry brick, l!vinR
room with fireplace, large dining room
beautifully equipped kitchen, powder room
and large screened veranda, hrst floor. tile
bath and bedrooms second floor; maid
room, bath and garage in basement; ieve
lot, This home in Immaculate condition
snd available for early occupancy. At
traetive price and terms to responsible
purchassr.
J. LEE PRICE
1soS 9: Ar. Ridge I'd, Arl., Va.
OF. 1904 or OK 420O. 80
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rare combination OF suburban conveniences
and country freedom is pleasantly located
Just of q main highway and enjoys a
southern exposure; the house sits back
from the road n grove of trees and has
large living room with fireplace, . tiled
baths, oil heat. oak floors. range, refgr
insulation and basement: good frame barn.
servants cottage and other buildings: the
Land is fertile the countryside prosperous
- miles from Washington; clear of debt
Price, S32 600; 81 900 down. MASON
HIRST, exclusively. Annandale, Va, at
the end of Columbia pike. Phone FA
Tt41. Closed SUNDAYS
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

5I"l MACARTHUR BLVD. N.W.-6-rm.
semldet. house, stucco over tile; full
basement; 3 porches; garage; oil h W h. !;
can be used for home or business or both
priced far below market value at 1880
iath AND QUINCY \sTs. Ne, 1st COM
ial-l23X:}6 TT on prominent corner,
mr. bus lines. excellent for large chain
store improved by 1o-rm house; nothing
Ike i in all WASHINGTON. Exclusive, SAM
CHANTkER & CO, ST. 3101. 4l2 9Th
st. NV -3I
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BANK-PERsoNAL LOANS.
AUTO PAINTING.

NEED CAsH-Win sell 81 $50 81 second
trust with 5-year lease clause for only
S1,i00 Call UN 3b01.
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LOTS MANIEn

SINGLE RESIDENT building site in
northwest or close-in MONTGOMERY Coun-
ty. Must have all utilities and paved
street. Address Box 1905. Star.
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STORE VALUES
4ao7 HAYES ST NE.

New stores just completed. only left
large, modern stores IN newly de'eiopeaa
colored community. Terazza floor ana (
Mushrooms in each store: ample paTSlns
facilities: suitable for grocery store, bar
ber shoy, beauty parlor, laundry receiving
station, delicatessen. appliance store
Call Mr. Hill FEDERAL CONTRACTING
CO. 9l5 New York ave. NV Ma. I4lo.
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SUBURBAN SALE-VIRGikIA.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
On this Immaculate brick home lst-fioor
plan good. with attractive, well-eQulpped
KIT. master bedrm Will accommodate
twin beds; md bedrm, average size, tile
bath on md f.: full bsmt,, o.. heat, lee.
shady fenced To-: Cony. to shopping, close
to Pentagon Priced Tor quick sale
SEWELL REALTY co.
IA S. G ebe rd at Lee blvd. OK O217,
GIL. lS1S-g1.i Open ewes. 90
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

SSS'~|Ss SNS' I'M FSN NGNB'
nIo 10th ST. N.W.-2nd commercial
for business use; 29-tt; rear PUBLIC alley;
now rented as dwelling. GEORGE I.
BoRGER, 643 Ind. ave. NV. MA. $3.50.
LONG OR SHORT TERM LEASE, ali or
Wilson blvd, and Arlington Ridge I'd.
Pentagon Building, for ofice or display
fSNsTsTfoS fS, ri s4 NJ &C. soISsi xs prs, of
containing 300 so. TT. of bright space.
Suitable for light manufacturing, business
ton, etc, Avail. Oct. l TO responsible
rent. JESS Fisher 4 Go, NC. RssItors,
usEnleAa ttI2 g. Tor o E1 For REN1-Lot Just
completes with new paving. steel fence
surrounding entire properly ooh latest hooa
space; located on busy Nichols ave Sc,
in the heapt of Anacostia; ready for i'm
aa mfdsts M ENNER oF ohssn aIhs5 4o6 S
STORE BUILDING for rent or long-term
Lease LOCATED in downt9Tn business =, sec.
interested in long term lease Permit
Dr. STEPHEN j. TgRiLLE 100 Weaver
ENTIRE BLDG. approx, 4sx1o #, very
Soft alley in rear Call MT. Kiely, LEO
N BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 st. NV.
3-sToRY BLDG. aox6o. s1s 9th st. NV;
store ist foqr; living quarters upstsirs
residential section. reasonable rent. Call
Mr; kiely, LEO N; BERNSTEIN g. co,
$50 MASS. AVE. N.W.%s-story bldg, LIST
comml.. suitable for warehouse or business
location; approx. 5000 50. #; freight
elevator; parking facilities; will subdiyIde.
Call MI Kiely, LEO NJ; BERNSTEIN. &
CO. l415 < st. NV. NE. $500 81
SILVER SPRING, for lease, $500 to 5000
50. #. of space: one of Ga. ave.'s most
prominent locations: ample parking space
unusual window display possibilities. Call
MR.. CRANE or Mr.. HELAN, Sligo 1000.
N. CAPITOL NEAR NEW YORK AVE, mod
ern store and End hr., suitable for business
or ofice use: air-cond., will build TO suit.
AUERBACH & CO., 1924 K st. NV. DI.
CONNECTICUT AND M, for once or any
business use: approx 1000 50: #. AUER-
BACH & CO, 1424 K st. NV. DI, 6501.
LARGE BsMT., suitable for valet shop.
beauty parlor, barber shop, etc JOHN
ZIRWES, INC. Realtors, zoos z 81. NV.
Elk. $3.50. RE 6346. Isl
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Excellent OnnOrtl1nity

Industrial hreproof warehouse, in the Dis
trlct: close to downtown washington, right
on the 3. & o, Railroad and of No
hwy. suitable for manufacturer or for
one needing a freproof warehouse consist
ing OF approximately $4,000 50. it. of floor
space, with approximately 450. 900 Gu. #
can be purchased for soc Gu it and is
sxeellent,y financed. Call Mr.. Wolberg
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
llna II ST w Mlis %
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

SUITABLE FOR GARAGE. building supply
or contractors ward; metal buildings 6Oy50
and 25X20, concrete f., IA IT ceiling,
lights water and display signs, on approx.
= acre, loo on State I'd, Bethesda, Md.
Phone WI. 55O2. WI 4O63 40
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WE OFFER FOR SALE the following sood

hrYS
Alexandria, bedrms.. ami, tmmedi-
ate possession
No Arlineton-Brick Colonial. excel
financing, lovely, convenient neiEhborhood.
corner lot: Sl3.500
Falls Church-Briok bungalow, bed
rms, expansion attic: Sl1,5OO
Alexsndria-Brick Cape Cod. bed
rms. and bath, lSt f ; finished upstairs;
this won't last Sl4 500.
We have many brick, stone and frame
homes ranSing in price from 50 500 to
100000, including new and prewsr con-
struction. For inspection, call HALL
REALTY CO.. 1904 N. Uhle St. Arlington,
ow. 5s5s. OK. 1907; ewes, Gil. 3555
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STORES FOR RENT tcert.

StOkeS TUX kENt NS0Ut.1.
GOOD LoCATIoN-Approx 2ox6o, in busy
shopping section of Col I'd. NV: reason
able rent. Call Mr. Kiely. LEO NJ; BERN
STEIN & CO.. 1415 st. NV, ME- 5avo.
IN WELL-ESTABLISHED shopping center,
new vacant store now available; oppor-
tunity for gift shop. mems furnishings,
Ave and dime or launderette; lease Win
reasonable rent Call Ma. 615o. Mr..
LOHMANN or Mr.. GANO. 80
STORE VALUES
2l5 Indiana ave. n.w.-store and bsmt; i;
$50 month
1865 Kennedy st. n.w.-Approx. 1000
So. IT; 5000. -
4036 Minnesota ave. n;e.-Eew store
heat and electricity included; $l25.
3146 10th ST n.s.-35xT5. 2nd COM
mercial. in large shopping center $500
40 9Th st. nw.-..suitable for any small
business. l5x35; sos; ... s-s ~,
I'll G ST. se.-Store with oven. suit
able for bakery. with 6,Im. apt sos Sso No No
Capitol, Ma $3.50 -4
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STORAGE SPACE FOR RENT.

ABOUT 1000 SQUARE FEET-SuitabIe
for heavy storage Will rent all or part.
Apply MITCHELL'S MOTORS, 222 end
street northwest 4
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SUBURBAN sALE-vA. Cont.
ALEXANDRIA

High level, with view; see today these
beautiful ell-constructed homes and COM
pare them with any other you may have
seen for architectural beauty, individuality,
location and price; each home is different
IN design, every room is smartly decorated
and attractive, all have a bath on 1st
rooms and tile bath up. dream kitchen
attached garages, parouet and oak floors;
construction is Incompatible; Is under
construction. 1870 to be built: you may
select any OF the many different plans;
see. these to be convinced: these homes
VIII be shown by appt. only: no infor-
maLon as to location will be given on the
phone
R. L. RHINE REALTY co.
697 Prince st. Alexandria TE 1925; ewes
All lSGs1 nIT
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Across the street from Rock Creek Park
A lovely wooded section providing
natural landscaping for your nome. Lots
will be subdivided to your oroer. One
of our special values. 7O-ft lot for
5? 400 Call Mr.. Ferry after : pm,
Evening star., 1948-08-30

ALEXANDRIA SPECIAL
Outstanding brick bunga., consisting of
ny. rm.,, din. rnl., kit, bedrms. and
lied oath, ali on 1st A., full hsnt with
built-ln gar. oil h-wh. diversified lot;
priced s. reasonable at Sl2 $50 that we
VIII accept GI contract and Gil financing
ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
22o4 wilson blvd, oW. $500; OK 4l23
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KEITH D BRUMBACK
-!IHl FIE. CH- ,Il-I OT Ih- lN %
NORTH ARLINGTON

New brick home, 3 bedrooms screened
porch Can be decora ted to suit buyer.
oO1a ewes and Sun Al
Evening star., 1948-04-20
Eostern-Mount Vernon Clash
Headlines SchooIboy Action

Eastern High Schools baseball
team plays host to Mount Vernon
tomorrow at $50 In the feature
game on this weeks scholastic
schedule.
The Ramblers. who claim one Of
the snappiest infields seen in long
time on schoolboy diamonds, are
favored by most observers to romp
away with the Washington public
high championship.
The strength Of that infield Is
further demonstrated by the three
way battle for regular occupancy OF
third base. With Dave Eats, en-
sconced in the frst-base spot, Spike
Bauroth holding down second and
Bill Kallas set at short, third still Is
q question mark.
Harry Kallas, Bills younger
brother; Paul Merola and Bob
Spence all have their bids in for
the Job and all have been showing
well, which leaves Coach ROLAND
Lund with q tough choice.
Merola held down the Job for the
first two games, but Lund gave Kali
las . try at It In last Fridays
championship game with Coolidge.
Eastern Is playing one Of the
better area teams In Mount Vernon.
The Mounts have won six straight,
including q 100 victory over Wilson,
dark horse Of the interhigh race.
In other games tomorrow Roose-
velt is at st. Johns, Bladensburg is
at Tech, Priory is at Sherwood,
George Washington Is at Episcopal,
Evening star., 1948-04-20
u. 5. Picks Olympic
Marathon Hopes From
Race Canadian Wins
BY fhs Assoeiaisd Press

BOSTON, April 20.-Three disap-
pointed Boston marathon runners,
forced to chase Canadian Gerry
Cote as he won his fourth Boston
A. A. triumph, today appeared as
sured Of United States Olympic team
berths.
They are National Champion Ted
vogel; two-time winner. Johnny
Kelley, and Ollie Manninen. When
Vogel finished second, A seconds be-
hind Cote, and the others fourth and
fifth respectively, they drew the fav-
orable attention Of Chairman Ed
ward S. Parsons Of the United States
olympic Marathon Selection Com
mittee.
I'VE will recommend their ap-
pointments and I am certain each
of them will compete in London next
summer" Parsons explained.
Cote, who covered the 26 miles,
325 yards hilly course from Little
Hopkinton to this city in 2.3.1:02,
5 minutes 23 second slower than the
races record, is confident he will be
selected for Canada's Olympic mara
thon team.
Vogel, the prerace favorite, ran
shoulder to shoulder with Cote for
23 miles, only to have the latter call
upon his wealth of experience to
pull away on "Heartbreak HILL" the
stiffest of the several steep grades
on the course.
While they were scraping elbows,
Vogel became irked because, he
charged, Cote was humping him,
crossing in front of him and spray
ing his legs with water whenever he
doused his own head.
II had to warn Cote would take
a punch at him If he didn't give me
enough running room," Vogel sx-
planned after the race.
The third place went to Jesse Van
Zandt, . Boston A. A. entry, who
was not given Olympic considera-
ton because he was running his
first marathon,
Evening star., 1948-04-20
By Lewis r. Atchison

1t has been 36 years since Dam
ny Bell first went to the mound
and pitched Treasury to victory
in the Government League, but
Mike Slindee, who managed the
team, still vividly recalls the oc-
casion.
Danny was from Kinderbrook,
q small town in Illinois, and said
he had pitched q little when I
asked about his baseball back
ground" Mike recalled. $50 I
told him to do his best and not
to be discouraged If I had to
take him out. Then he went out
and struck out Is batters and
won the game without drawing a
deep breath"
It's been a long time since that
illustrious debut and Daniel w.
Bell stayed in there and pitched
for the Government up until q
couple of years ago when he
walked across Pennsylvania ave-
nue. from the Treasury and hung
his hat in an American Security
and Trust Co. Office marked
president" He doesn't get much
time for baseball or any other
sport now, nor does Michael z.
Slindee, executive assistant to the
Treasurer of the United States.
But both like to pause once in a
while and reminisce about the
old days on the White Lot.
In business, as on the hill, Bell
had plenty of swift on the ball,
plenty of poise and steady con-
troll. He was a natural when
Avery Brundage was looking
around for a man to head the
Districts olympic Committee.
This group must raise $17,500 to
help defray the United States
teams expenses in London this
summer and it seems the goal
will be reached on schedule.
But we'd heard a lot about
Danny Bell long before he was
Undersecretary Of the Treasury or
president of the Community
Chest Federation. Any old-timer
would recall him instantly Is .
licorice-ball pitcher with q knuc-
kler that faded away like the
bright dreams of youth. And he
knew how to handle the hickory
at the plate.
HE could play any position
WE'LL" .Lindee told us, but he was
used mostly at second after he
quit pitching"
Bell figured in one Of the great
est sandlot mound dueS ever
waged on a local lot, a struggle
a certain Mike Flannery never
forgot. Flannery, pitching for
Interior, allowed only one hit
and famed % batters. Bell, toll
ing for War Department, gave up
three hits and struck out 10.
Darkness ended the scoreless
struggle after II innings.
"The irony of it" Bell recalls,
'is that Flannery, first man up
in the ninth inning, hit . three
bagger and couldn't get home"
The following week Danny got
snarled up in another pitchers
battle In the Sunday School
League. 1t may have been
against Buck Becker, one of his
most persistent rivals, but at any
rate it ended in another score
less stalemate The string OF 20
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Bell Pitching Again to Raise Olympic Fund
ondo Hurting Danny Before He Become Bok President

with q line drive on the White
Lot and Country" Morris belted
one so far at the First and M
streets (N.E) diamond they never
did find the ball.
The chief attraction Of those
days was the intercity series
with the champions OF Richmond
and Baltimore, and from 1918
to 1915, inclusive, Bell and his
playmates made the trophy more
or less their own personal prop
erty. It's still in the chief clerks
ONCE at the Treasury. But one
of the seasons most pleasant
jaunts was q weeks trip on the
Eastern Shore of Maryland.
wed get 10 or IL players to-
gether, chip in $40 or $11 each
and spend a week playing ball on
the Eastern Shore. We had a
nice boat ride down Chesapeake
Bay, good food and plenty OF rest
and after splitting the gate re-
ceipts and paying all expenses
it would only cost about $3," Bell
said.
Danny has reached the golfing
stage of his athletic career. but
even this was interrupted by the
war and the layo1 played havoc
with his score. 1t rose about 10
points from the low 80s. But Bell
hopes to get that little matter
Strengthened out this summer
after the Districts Olympic Com
mittee has sent a check for
S17,5OO to headquarters.
Evening star., 1948-04-20
Olympic Soccer Group
Chooses 19 Players
BY the Assoeioted Press

BALTIMORE, April 90 Chris
Hohenstein, chairman, announced
today the selection Of 10 players by
the Maryland-District Of Columbia
Olympic Soccer Committee.
Navy and the University Of Mary
land each placed three men on the
squad.
The selections:
Goal - Julian Bianconi, Davis
Tavern, and Albert Schaufelberger,
Navy.
Fullbacks-Daniel KarwacH, G. K.
Enterprises; Robert Chew, Navy; al
Susha, Washington Sport Club;
John Linz, Maryland, and Robert
Gray, Charles County.
Halfbacks-Dick Cleveland, Mary
land; Matthew Kalb, Parkville;
Roger Peard, Navy, and Steve
Albrecht, Parkville.
Forwards w. Rush, Parkville;
Hebron Cole, High Point, N. c.;
Joseph Liesniewski, Morstein; Will
Bryan, c. K. Enterprises; Alfred
Massaroni, Pompei; Jim Belt, Mary
land; William Linz, Loyola, and Jim
Cross, G. K. Enterprises.
Evening star., 1948-04-20
Central, Coolidge Teams
Romp to Track Wins

Track teams from Central and
Coolidge boosted their interhigh
meet hopes by scoring dual meet
triumphs yesterday. Central had
fewer winners than Anacostia, but
more balance and won, 671s to 5o7s
over the Indians. Coolidge defeated
Western, 64-45.
Some outstanding performances
Of the two meets included . 1854
schoolboy mile by Charles Wood
ward OF Anacostia, triumphs In two
hurdle events by Leroy Blankenship
Of the Indians. victories In the 100
and 22o yard dashes by Robert
Dixon Of Anacostia and double
triumphs by White OF Western and
De Moss of Coolidge.