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Evening star., 1948-02-09
By the Associoied Press


ST NORTH. Switzerland. Feb. O..
Champions OF the fifth winter Olympic
games:
6oo meters p"s47 yardss-Finn Helge-
sen, Norway. AZ seconds. Olympic record
1900 meters (metric mile)-sverre Far
stad, Norway.
lev, Norway. minutes 29.4 seconds;
10000 meters t6A milesl-Ake Seyt-
farth, Sweden, II minutes 26,3 seconds
Figure Skating.
Men's-Richard Button, Englewood, N
women's-Barbara Ann Scott. Canada
Pairs--Mlchelire Lannoy and Pierre
skiing
Mems slalom-Edi Reinalter Switzer-
Womens slalom-Gretchen Fraser, Van
Mems downhill-Henri oreiller, France
Women's downhill-Hedy Uchlunegger
Mems Nordic combined.,d | mile , cross s
country and jump)-Heiksi Hasu, ,lI Einiana no
and slalom)-Henri oreiller; France
Womens Alpine combined-Trude Bel
't special adsifiss Ski jump-peter Hugsted, Nor
is-kilometer I'll miles, cross country
Martin Lundstroem, sweden, L nour Id
minutes so seconds.
40-kilometer I25 miles, TelaymsEsdsr relay! Ee;ss
eon. Martin Lundstroem), hours o2 min
utes seconds.
Sweden 8 hours AZ minutes A. seconds
BobsleddfnB.
One-man cresta-Nino Biobis, 1taly
Two-man-Switzerland Felix Endrlcn'
Four ur-man-United States FRANCIS Tyl,
er, Lake Placid: n. Y. pilot; Pat Martin
Lake Placid: Ed Rimkus, schenectady
n. Y: Bill D'Amico. Lake Placid
Ice Hockey.
Canada-Won seven. tied one.
Final Team standinEs
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Other designations
Of Terp Courtmen
Also Disclosed
By MerreII WhittIesey

Bill Vanish, the University of
Maryland's freshman basket ball
star who quit the squad and school
because of Inconsistencies" accord
ing to Maryland reports, had q diff
Pferent story to tell the folks In his
home town of Allentown, Pa.
Vanish, twice all-State courtman
with the famed Allentown High
team and a 10-point average man
with the Maryland i've, said he quit
because of an argument with Coach
Flucie Stewart, plus the fact that
he wanted to attend q school where
they played "big- time basket ball"
Vanish was contacted at his home.
At Maryland, Athletic Director
Jim Tatum said the argument with
the coach consisted of a talk be-
tween Vanish and Stewart after the
player reported late for practice for
the fifth time this season. The in
cident occurred last week.
Dropped From Grid League.
Vanish played end on the Mary
land football team, but was used
only in substitute role, and after
seven games he was released from
the grid squad to report for basket
ball, which he said is his favorite
sport.
After a few games, Vanish devel-
oped as Maryland's outstanding
player. He had scored 159 points
in Is games after a slow start in
point-making.
The 6-foot-2, 180-pound athlete
said he had not decided where he
would transfer. However, it was
learned he contacted Muhlenberg,
one of the ranking basket ball
schools of the East, which is in his
home town, and Valparaiso, a little
basket ball giant of the Middle
West.
Keene Also Has Quit.
The Vanish incident was not the
first involving the Maryland squad
this season. although the others did
not come to light until today.
Bob Keene, formerly a star court
man with Bethesda High School,
who generally was member of
Maryland's starting team under
Coach Burt Shipley the last two
years, said he resented not being
given chance to play first-string
ball and quit earlier in the season
Evening star., 1948-02-09
st. Joseph S Is Winner
On Late Goal, 1874

St. Joseph's nosed out Holy Name
1924, In the closest of yesterdays
CYO League games. A basket by
Bobby Pompey in the waning Sec
onds was the deciding score. Othe,
games:
Section 1-Georgetown Prep, 15; BLESSED
Sacrament, IA. St Michaeis, 20; st
Anne's, 49, Or Lady of Lourdes, Al; Oul
Lady of Victory, 20. st. Gabriels, 30
Nativity, 25.
Section 2---Holy Trinity, 45; Immac.
Pauls, Fl. St. Thomas, 10; st. Stephens
Section 3-St Dominic's. AZ; St. Peters
10. Holy Comforter, 40; ST. Francis
Xavier, 25. St. Aloysius, "a; st. Teresa s
rs.
Section campus School 32: ST, Je'
rome's, 90. St. Anthony's, %: st. Joseph:
Home 90 Sacred Heart. ~; St. Franci!
de Sales, IL ST. Martins, So; st. James
Evening star., 1948-02-09
Maryland Ringmen Face
|Michiqun Stute Tonight

Maryland's boxing team was at
East Lansing today to meet Michigan
State in the first of two bouts listed
this week for the Terps, 1t is re-
turn match and Maryland is ex-
pected to repeat the AZ to 31a vic
tory it scored in the Sugar Bowl in
December.
With a double header match with
Clemson and American University
coming up Saturday night at College
Park, Maryland's lineup has been re-
vamped to rest a couple of boys
Paul Oliver will replace Roland Hyde
at 145 pounds, and Arnold Gibbs
will take over the heavyweight as
signment.
Evening star., 1948-02-09
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-With, sew
eral major collegiate basket ball
conference races still jumbled and
others finally Strengthening out
after weeks of scrambling for lead
ership, attention turns to an i'm
portant independent tussle tonight
between Notre Dame and danger
GUS st. Louis University.
The st. Louis Billikens, winner
of IA games in Is starts in their
bid for national title recognition,
have one of their toughest tasks
on the Irish court at South Bend,
Ind.
Thirty y-eight teams in a row have
tried and failed to beat Notre Dame
Q1-D on the Irish home floor, and
it might be that the Billikens will
be No. 80. In January at st. Louis,
it was all that the Bills could do
to squeeze through with a 42-4O
verdict over Notre Dame.
1t will be tough week for st.
Louis, for the Bills tangle with
Oklahoma A. and M. at saltwater
Saturday for Missouri Valley Con-
ference supremacy. A. and M.
handed st. Louis its only defeat OF
the season, 1890, January 10.
Meanwhile New York City's two
"perfect record" teams, N. Y. U
$50 and Columbia Q2-0), con-
tinue along their all-victorious trail
They are the only major college
teams left with unblemished marks.
N. Y. U. had busy evening,
but finally emerged a 55-54 winner
over Temples giant killers, while
Columbia was downing Fordham,
58-46, Saturday. Georgetown will
try to upset N. Y U. in game at
Washington Saturday, while Colum-
hia meets PENNSYLVANIA here We'd
Evening star., 1948-02-09
Hobby Pays Off Nicely
As Michigan Pinman
Wins $500 Prize
By the Assoeioted Press

CHICAGO, Feb. emil Wansa' S
hobby of bowling had paid off $500
today-top prize in the $4,000 Pc
tersen Classic, the Nations richest
tournament.
Wansa, 29-year-old maintenance
man from Lincoln Park, Mich, will
return to Chicago Saturday to seek
another bowling fortune. The four
high scorers in the classic-Wansa,
with an eight-game 1,716; Buddy
Bomar of Chicago, with 1899; Semo
Stavich of Wheeling, w. Va, with
,686, and Paul Krumske of Chicago,
with 1,682-will tangle in the Peter
sen bonus bowlof." This will be
four-game test, with $1,000 going
to the high scorer of each game and
1000 more for the high series.
Thus, ''hot night" could give one
of the four competitors total of
IS 900 by sweeping prizes for each
game as well as the series.
Wansa rolled his winning tally
week ago on the owl shift on
games of 257, 166, 1872, 18O, 223, 232,
254, 212. In the final week some of
the best keglers in the business
took shot at Wansa's target but
failed. Andy Varipapa, Joe Wilman,
Ned Day, Therman Gibson, George
Young, Harry Asplund, Walter
Ward, Connie Schwoegler and many
other top names went to the firing
line before the marathon ended last
night.
In all, a total of 1850 bowlers
competed in the tournament which
started January 10 chasing prizes
totaling $4,000.
CIasSic,s ten tnn money winners.
Evening star., 1948-02-09
Bethesda Chevy Chase First
Five Named to Star Tourney

before the final gun. George took
individual scoring honors with II
points. Little Jack Spicer was best
for Gonzaga with Is points. playing
only part of the time as Coach Joe
Kozik found it possible to make
good use of his second stringers.
In another game yesterday,
Georgetown Prep was beaten, 1928,
by Loyola at Baltimore.
The Johnnies have another nm
portant game tomorrow, meeting
Western at st. Johns at $3.50. Among
other attractions on the heavy
schoolboy schedule are Gonzaga at
Coolidge and Dewitt at Anacostia.
Evening star., 1948-02-09
Klaus, Ex-Boxing
Champion, Dead
BY the Asseeiatsd Press


PITTSBURGH, Feb. 9.-Frank
Klaus, former world middleweight
boxing champion, died yesterday.
He was 81.
Klaus won the middleweight
title at Paris, March S, 1918, when
he was fouled by Bill Papke in the
18th round. The championship
was taken away from Klaus by
George Chip on a fifth-round
knockout the following December
in Pittsburgh.
Klaus is survived by his widow,
three daughters and a son.
Funeral services will be held
Thursday
Evening star., 1948-02-09
Undefeoted CYO Quint
Leading Guard League

The CYO team remains unbeaten
at the head of the National Guard
Basket Ball League after capturing
it's fifth game yesterday. 1t topped
Perruso, $3.50. Mitchell stayed in
second spot with a 66-53 win over
Kavakos, while IN other tits, Riv-
erside beat National Guard, 49-4l,
and Webb-Lyles beat Cavalier, 46 4O.
Evening star., 1948-02-09
New Look Enters
Coast RussIe Rinq
RX the Asxociofed Press

LOS ANGELES, Feb. ga
newcomer has turned up in local
wrestling arenas with a fancy
name to rival "Georgeous
George" THE Masked Marvel" )"
and The Angel" i"
He is New Look" who appears
in the ring wearing extra long
drawers.
Evening star., 1948-02-09
Mats Will Try 20 Youngsters,
Seven off Brooklyn SondIots

Pitchers L. A. Clager, Lake
Worth, Fla; Stanley j. Dugan,
Pennsgrove, N. j.; George w.
Stone, Yukon, w. Va; Bob
Teichert, Lansing, Mich, and
George Landwehr and Catcher
Matty Schulick, Albuquerque, N.
Mex,
Evening star., 1948-02-09

doing well at the by playing single games
line, course is masterpiece OF unoerstatement
and George Washington going broke travelling
paths leaders have been trying to wiring yen
from cashier hide his take behind
candy bar.
Their Crimes Are Not Having Gyms
Ironically, U. have good teams and make habit
having victmd by lack of suitable arena
OF its worthy OF the name ana consequently
finding where they nome games raIer IKE gu
ing a hunt.
GEORGETOWN example appear at Catholic University to
play Cor W. will be Riverside Sta
it se Or will be un Arena or 1ech High
bandbox other hole in. the wall
This season they've patronzng the Amory Originally
they'd because the Amory nice Dig
the Department ruled that seating capac
LIMITED to 1925 customers the G WIS ano the w. o's o"
to 90 separate
They properly perhasopmistc enough 10 De-
eve they carry individually view of the limited seating
capacity Developments however they were overly op
timistc
The Armoy Hos Shortcomings
The Armory is oreatnaklle ou' ~ A'' NV, 1ha
remote for schools would like to attract Inc
seating capactv limit dheartenng but acorong 10
Bck the G. us facing the future with cnins
high.
get used to going to certain place Busick
the route Where tney park
approximately where they'll Sit we've
all they're looking for here in college
lack of home the games oeen pitcheo
pillar to post.
But it's coming" predicts Pending building
McDonough Hall perhaps at G. w, the
Armory solution Next it's promised that seating
capacity That the George Washing
play double had seven
scheduled this until learned about the regulations
whether the first OF this
Maryland Southern Conference
with perhaps the Te hopes of getting into the conference
depending the Georgetown
gamor sacks of the
best sports bargain of the .midwinter.
Evening star., 1948-02-09

first time.
Thus on Wednesday the Hoyas and Colonials
join forces and try it la Madison Square Garden,
meaning they will be cohosts at one of the few, If
not the first, college doubleheaders in the towns
history George Washington plays Maryland and
Georgetown tackles Penn State at the monstrous
National Guard Armory, and if 1t doesn't develop
into paying proposition the roof will fall on the
college game Figuratively, that is.
I'VE don't want to get rich," reports MIR. John
Busick, director of G. WIS publicity, although
there have been some nice things said in behalf of
wealth What we'd like to do is to remain solvent
and ohuiouslv neither nv alma mater nor George
Evening star., 1948-02-09
Win, Lose, or Draw
Not Riches, Only SoIveney
By FRANCIS Z. STANk

Whether Mereu Whttlesey OF the brightest jewels In
sports department. the first suggest such do not
know Whittsey advocating basket ball
Washington those part
artru noddi In naent for the
Evening star., 1948-11-09
REAl ESTATE loANS

CLIENTS to buy 2nd-trust notes; deferred
pnIrsaassii IT1ssSi, of2yl f1Tylnsr-eseupied property
FIRsT-TRUsr LOANS on real estate; low
Issss AsHH ssaHns % snd 1nig nGnths hgs
e. ts' e e. ss& HS II :Fs
CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES white or
colored)-,Quick settlement Prefer per-
sonal sails to telephone. calls. FULTON
aPakTMENfmSaFlcE l'sfelsal BLDG. owners ar.
money available for these alterations. Dial
pI 5Io15, Nj; Cooper. VIM. H. sAUN-
LOANS On ZEAL EsrATE-ls. and 2no
trust. No red tape. Quick service. HENRY
SALUS, established 1924. Ma. 1869
MONEY ON SECOND TRusT-we will
buy seccnd-trust notes, D. c., nearby Md
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE e. INVESTMENT CORP, 1912
\; y. ASn aye ond NV rRIsE NsslOnal a5S 5sss
,sss ssS4 in D ;, C. Nd S1 ard Xa MR.. DRA1sNER.
MoRRrGAstGEH H'E loans. 43SS.4mx.5s: grad
sharee for sppralsals. MooRE & HILL
f8 fss AN1 SS1 iass sns ss tRusT RT -LoANs-promp,
saH COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO. SIT
fss fss xSp 4 ny IND NJ MoRTG23eE ssG29 LoANs-BAR-
TOW BEATTY Co. Realtors. 1881 G st.
Evening star., 1948-11-09
STORES WANTED
OFFICES FOR RENT.

EVANS BUILDING, 1920 New YORK ave
Tooms nnsrn e meet your reauirementsr PENN
OFFICE sPACE.Desirable once space on
both Eye and K sts., near Conn. ave:
sndns siH ssveF' 5i9f. RERETy RfH S@'ffa eo
CORsETIER. milliner or dressmaker or
secretarial ONCE, 1920 r st. NV, End d.
ATTRACTIVE OFFICE in law once suite;
coMMuNiTY ee nj sHf SF 81 Ex WHEaHoN Ea9t rms
for doctor insurance or other professional
P $751; See MB6S Gs9rsA JoSEs eSs or 1sc ss
LARGE ROOM in Corner once bide.: f@iuo- @
SeiS resent lighting; windows. venetian
blinds; in ioGatsd S5o "a month
sEGSh E6tk SEkLIS GSa EsasSsE make
s%s deal ss aesson nus n NO. msdns Hrnso6 lsn
Real Estate; oM; soSa. ,
ene Of FOE Two
for Inspection. 32o5 Rhode island ave.
SUITE SUITE Of r., ot,ses ,s 81 in downtown financial
ftEo sasGgssls FEM cay 60 MT R.staIy Kelly
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION-Oflce space
close to B. & o. freight yards, union mar
ket,. Penna. R.R: team tracks; 2 rms. ]
having 216 50. it.. the other 129 50. IT,;
both have outside windows;smodern bldgs :
$50 Ss4 eMsH. ps5 mo kdy Apply LEHMANs I'm TRgCK
;is SofTSBiaM Sls ais.I BLDG tis 5th st St
ssfssR ot fUgHs c es Raj. mis
tors, 1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345. .
Of dae
space, for those who want the best: re-
ception, mail, switchboard and steno-
graphic service. Call DI. 2704. -15
THREE ROOMS suitable for factory rep
resentative: approx. 500 SO. IT,. air-con--
ditioned and newly decorated: convenient
ly located for parking. Apply on week
DAYS; 1854 23rd st; nv, --12
NV. 3 doors from car stop; newly dec
Grated oIt. blds; all services incl: %-rocm
susf' sf nN s45 nH' 96. o5aT F00m' sS' mo- % isSl
NEAR WILSON BLVD. and Clarendon
Circle: entire 2nd floor, excellent location
for commercials, contractors. distributor,
4 rooms, private apt. facilities, modern;
also 1Sx30 warehouse or shop, in rear
1929 N. Irving st. Arlington. Georgia
SINGLE ROOM OFFICE, furnished, good
location. II. In well kept building. 1912 Eye
SILVER sPRiNGIomce space available;
business section. Call 81. 6179; ewes,
siNGIE ROOM in downtown ONCE bldg.,
$40. Inquire 1417 l. ct. NV.
Evening star., 1948-11-09
BUSINESS pRoPERr. FOR SALE,

RADIO REPAIR SHOP liquidating its
price: MeGINNIs. Ho. 602l. -
DOCTORs, lawyers, trade organizations-
3-story brick building in Medical Center
on Eye st. near 18th ST.; property in this
section has fine future. CaiI Nj. Dodge,
II, WEAVER BROS, NC, Washington
sSSss"E ERc;EEin iSG ewes, sm. CO. ,ns.ent SS4o .
stores and 5 apartments, in developing
section: $500 income now, which can be
terms. See Mr. Norris, WEAVER BROS
INC. Washington Bldg, DL $500; ewes.
iNDUsTRiAI GROUND - Have several
tracts in D. c., Md. and Va, on rail-
road siding, from 10000 to 100000 50,
It., Phone Everett Scott. co. 1000, Br
1908 u st. NV, Ma. 2345.
Evening star., 1948-11-09
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

IR9ACToR-TRAILERss,, 8. for lease with
avxILABIE AVAIL 81 IMME5il4rELx-1s4s hA ch.v.
rolet vans. stakes, panels and pickups,
Viz q e nsss ST.
NEW PANELS. vans and stakes. BY the
nun h9HT yN, Say week D,Ic 1r year; sTERRETT
Self. 201 Q st. NV. NO. 3S1l.
VAN TRUCK-Large or small Jobs; prompt
service, reas. prices: local or long distance.
ia. 2937, after Z pm, GE. 1416. To-
Evening star., 1948-11-09
STATION WAGONS.

FORD 1946 Station Wagon super de luxe
VS.; this is beautiful Job. fine wood
work throughout. tires like new, wonderful
type OF use Carries our 3O-day "owner-
rated guarantee. S1.695 cash or Is
month terms. Liberal trade guaranteed
LOGAN Ford). I'LL 18th st. NV. DI.
INTERNATIONAL, perfect condition; 5000
miles; radio and heater: must sell. ST. ,S95
or best offer. GUY BENNETT, CHI. 2437;
AID 1850. 10"
FORD l947 Station Wagon; r. and h.,
blue finish 5000 miles 6-ply tires, $1,995;
30-d day guarantee II cars value exceeds
down payment. We pay cash difference.
HILL & T1BBITTS. 1114 Vermont ave.
NV. Wash.'s oldest Ford dealer. MA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1948-11-09
AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS.

OLDsMOBME 1885 motor ''s'' and trans
2fG51sStM MeSGsafdhE SFRH TRfM BT a7ss
work bench. 2 inch. l2x6. built-in cleo
trio Singer machine, heavy duty dis
play racks, 1-3 DIR. misc. cabinets COM
and fiber seat cover material, several
rolls of Hart top materials, / rack Of up
holstery material, large stock of mis-
hog rings, tacks, etc; nothing left to
buy. to open business. 25G less than
wholesale cost. SPURRIER MOTORS, INC.
1911 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va. .GL
Evening star., 1948-11-09
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

INTERNATIONAL 1899 model 1-ton stake;
runs good Bargain, $3.50. HOAG, Ashton
cHEvRoLET 1a;ton nitro-type walk-in
BODY; BODY: per- cond .nH1 %Sst be seen to be
cGfyRoffr eRREsieossffir 81 is4s S4S ton dump truck;
owner selling at sacrifice for sl's75 EN-
sss .!s. ss. DssSD ssS ess nas sss S5asG
poDGE 1889 p panel; Mi : excel motor; cheap
Gntss,p panel dd ns BODY SS oGs
once, GARFINcKEL, r st. at 14th, Ma.
caEyRolET T., 1914 ~ Ia, 1H,ton van; , in GOO good
May 5s seen nat at "Iso oath pl ne ne 10
aes about sSe new 1915
z. q. !. 1h and ton in many many body
sR sfsy essa sssVefy i6oo T Bennins NHG Td ne % 1ls
condition: newly painted; $3.50 each. Call
6m 6aly ETERNs suaaal s4SR asAE 81, Z tn
St. onsr Se and ,od see Mr Fitzsersld Sadd
HEIMER q PALMER. 311O Hamilton ST..
FxsEE Fzs1siv'Ils TRueks, Ms ,n-ton oMc. good op5
Grating e9ndition, newly painted; i;o $3.50
s41 2nd St. Sc. and see MT Fitzgerald.-9
CHEVROLET 1886 1-ton Stake body; S2s5
REAL RE- BARGAIN at 81 ,os5; Dodge 1s47 l..
ton panel good condition. orig. finish. Call
ssss;t}ss sss Rssl sx s7Es chassis; $780, s5ss
Is$s FORD sSsks ..s .- q 1899 s. 1nts5ns ~ a
LET 6sE ns Gs 4n5 5'5 Or IT.
sEss .seasn RfaeER p Use HsHD to
sss todsS eMc ss5pf SrusE asaIs1s saS% e.
i truck parts sn and Service at Alexandria
Fsek JS Sani i5d 0l HS9hssf ' aS5PdE5
cMEyRoIET5 5ds ae4o 1HtSn vasn4 stsks; ESed
TRfBGT1NG iSsh5S5GHi 9S CO, 1873 s. CAPITAL. M
MACK 1889 dump truck; model EE. best
extra dump body for sale, also. Ii, O72O.
DODGE 2-ton stake body truck; price ST.
$50; loT mileage; dual transmission Call
Foi FoR6 ) 1S4s ie; h-ton panel; 10000 miles;
very sood condItlon and & ready to go o to
wor5; st x vs. sl1sP pI $500 LOGAN F0rd' I'LL 18th
FORD 194s, la-ton panel: used only as
display mods dl asfHs1 TGud you Ike so save
for you; the roominess Of this Job will
yo1 Its very s5acNus have
list price. See Mr.: Jack Norris LOGAN,
CFordl Co. I'LL 18th st. NV. DI $500.
1s5s onn hydFsulic damp $7s5
HAITIAN AUTO & RADIO CO. Both sides
Of 9TH at R St. NV. Phone NO. 1851. -I2
Evening star., 1948-11-09
MOTORCYCLES.

1912 with '4o motor,
HARLEY DAVIDSON is4s IA" o.R.y
motorcycle and Goulding side car; only
used one summer. Can be seen at HILL
q TIBBITTS: ask for Hugh Richardson. .
MOTORCYCLE, AIS. 1947; 700 actual
miles. Call between 4:3O and pm.
AT. 1898 III
Evening star., 1948-11-09
AUTO PAINTING

FINEST AUTO PAINTING. fender and
body work; only skilled men work on
% your car; % %rsssonable prices, ARLANDRIA
ave, Alexandria 9O24.
COMPLETE JOB. $35 up: work guaran-
teed. GILBERT. 4l02 Pa. ave. ext. s.e.
Evening star., 1948-11-09
OFFICES FOR RENT (cont. } -.

1924 1924 X KMLarge room: located in, 7-story
eupancy. LEO M: BERNsIEIN 8 Co.,
EsatSE' sRGE RfiH iaIS Ne 500 go a
now used as doctors ONCE and living
quarters. Consisting of recep. hal, Ice.
waiting rm,, dressing rm., operating rm.,
small ONCE. 2 lge. bedrms., bath and lge
porch, all in excel. cond. While ideally
adapted for doctors use, this suite is also
desirable for any professional ofices. Lo-
Gated at 607 Prince St, Alex, Va, adj. to
the George Mason Hotel. r. L. RHINE
REALTY co, TIE 1926.
ATLAS BLDG. 527 9th st. NV. Corner
F st. at 9th)-Desirable front ofhces;
reasonable; cow. location. Apply Room
cENTRAL NATIONAL BANK BLDG, ss1
Pa. ave. NV. corner 7th and Pa. ave)-
Entire 3rd A.. about 1000 So. it. all
outside rooms; reasonable. Apply Room
10, $40 F ST. NV. Ill
OFFICE IN LAWYERS SUITE. within Q
blocks Of the courts. Call ME-. 0676.-11
5000 BLOCK GA. AVE. NV. in shop
ping center-second a floor front; I nice nice
per mo. Ready Nov. 18th. RA $500.
Evening star., 1948-11-09
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

CoLoRED-sECURTTY FARMS, : to 10
acres. See Farms for Sale. H. M. HUNT
Err 40 Mass. ave. NV, ST. 1896; ewes.
HO S654. %
Evening star., 1948-11-09
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED, s25,OOO TO S35 900 home, witt
]. FULLER GROOM REALTY CO. OK
1887: eyes. GL. 2247 or OW. 44S5. ii
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, listines on resi-.
dental bldg. lots, in Arl. or close in. J
FULLER GROOM REALTY CO., OK 44S7
ewes. GI.. 2247 or OW. 4485. III
Evening star., 1948-11-09

and modern broom white ASBESTOS
shingled bungalow; Eastern Shore, or
Greensboro Denton hwy. Caroline Co
heater insulation, screen. storm sash;
taxes only S19: possession. See or write
PAUL T. HUDDLE, 5000 Hamilton, Prince
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REAL ESTATE SALE or EXCHANGE

OFFER h-acre villa site, mr.. Conn. ave-
on Bradley lane as down payment on brand.
WILL TRADE MY HoME"tclearJ. To-
Gated in the 5000 blk. of 5th st. NV: for
small NV. income property; not over $685.
900: prefer small 9 or 3 unit apt Call
my agent, Mr.. Dixon, ST. 200. 10
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

BASEMENT SPACE, approximately 1900
90. IT. 144 X st. NV. Suitable for stor-
Mr.. Kelly, LEO M BERNSTEIN L. Co.
Rsstlor; l415 x st: NV, ME 540O g
921 G ST. N.W.-Entire End floor. heated
approx. l 900 50. it.. suitable any bust.
ness; wAsHINGToN REALTY. GE. $500
TWO FLO0RS, suitable for any business
also living quarters. over jewelry store
':all MA. 7649 III
sEAUTY SHOP or dry cleaning location
vailable Immediately. JOHN l.. SHELTON
sEALTOR. AK. 5000; ewes, VI. 1851. 10
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1th ST. S.W.--Store with apt above. Has
total income OF S1S3 per mo. Owner pays
Call s. TAETLE, DI. s116. Suns. and
eyes,. EN- 1914 .
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unit brick; rents $4,000 (approx. 2O%1
$4,000 to $4,000 down. OWNER, OV.
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101 AND IO5 53rd ST. Sc. corner of
yrs. old. excel. tenants; income $3.50
ca; built by me for investment; 500 900
ea, below market price. DAVID COOPER
800 F St NV MA S557 III
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

ATTENTION, .GI-If you wish to sell your
house, ] will buy or sell it for you. Please
DE. 5346.
! PAY CASH for houses lots or acreage:
iTee IT. csp spprsiss44 IN sGo9Tr SANDERS 1919
] WILL BUY Oh SELL YOUR HOUSE,
frame or brick, white or colored; IA years
ME. 5400 or DE. 5346
LIST YOUR PROPERTY
with US and start packing: highest prices
paid. We need homes for the homeless
PHILLIPS Il CO., ST. 1923. Ill
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
HAVE CLIENT
or purchase of well-located store build
lg, NV, suitable for haberdashery OF
ems clothing. Owner or broker call
r. Willingham. ma. $500; evenings, RA
DOL.
BOSS AND PHELPS, INC.
141T x ST nu III