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Z3UU WILSON blvd. OW. S5UL
SPECIAL OFFER

dslishtful inclosed yard sets of this
neat brick Colonial; good floor plan with
bedrooms with good closets, tile bath on
md noor: full basement. oil heat; owner
transferred, and can be purchased with
moderate down payment and gocd terms.
SEWELL REALTY co.
IA s. Glebe rd. at Lee blvd OK. 0217,
GIL. lS1S-a514 Omen eyes =
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGlkIA.

A 3-BEDRM, RAMBLER
buy. Priced only SI5,450: $4,000 AZ frst
trust Large liv. rm., fireplace, family
sized din. Em.. work-saying kit. basement,
Real Estate Service, Inc.
OK. 1855. Lee hwy, at Glebe rd., GIL 056l
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GARAGES FOR RENT,

2G17 18th ST. N.W.-single, metal ga-
rage: suitable tor, storage or parkinx;
eoNTRacTIso TRateHI e. BIS N NV YER TEsREsA. "a.
NV, EA 74I6,
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

I PAY Cash for houses. lots or acreage;
free sppr9isa p sGoTr sANRERsa a's
ATTENTION, Cliff you wish to sell your
house, will buy or sell 1t for you. Please
e@all cal Mr. Mr. WALTER MILLER Me. b4oO or
/ WILL BUY OR SELL YOUR HOUSE.
frame or brick, white or colored; IA years
experience. Call MR.. WALTER MILLER,
ME 5400 or DE 5346
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aSkERSG FSN SAL6.
SIX ACRES FOR ONLY 81. .50O-Ciearet
land. fronting paved road. electricity ano
telephone, good section Howard County!
about 35 miles from washington. Linera!
terms. o. L. MURDOCH. Kensinston, Mo.'
Cool HoMEsITE with beautiful so-tt.
trees shading a lge. stream; Just on the
new Shirley hwy, mi from Pentagon;
over i, acre: 5000. $50 down. SIS mo.
VERNON NJ LYNCH & SONS. owners
Alex. 59o6 tClosed Sun open LABOR Day9
40 ACRES. adjoining Naval Ordnance Lab
oratory in Montgomery Co, on paved
road: whole or part. AITCHESON, rover
524g: residence, Tower 6036. d
lY ACRES on hard rd.. nr. colesyille, Md;
priced, $4,000; act quick.
Five acres On Colesyille rd., nr. Coles
Vile Nd: $1,000.
acres, Highland I'D; priced low, Sl00
down, $50 per mo-: on hard road.
10 acres. mr.. Brighton Dam. on hard I'd 3,
5000 per acre: terms. JOHN BURDOFT,
Coiesville. Nd. Ashton (Md) 3s46. RI. 2,
silver Spring, Nd. 10
ON THE POTOMAC
4 "A acres In nearby Fairfax Co.. within 2
miles OF Chain Bridge on q hard surfaced
road and adjacent to q large estate: can
be purchased as two 2A-acre sites; beau
tifuily wocded with lge. oaks; riparian
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.
Exclusive ssent, cH. 3s3s; eve and Sun
CH. 1000. Ext. osa. -6
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2-STORY FIREPROOF

Srick -and-concrete warehouse, 75Xl0O #;
NEAR the wharves; $4,000 50. IT, storase
space: heavy duty elevator: Zoned 2nd-
commercial industrial; leased until 1850
fof $500 per yr. and more is offered
Owner, pays taxes and insurance only
no other expense. Property is clear;
Reasonably priced and can be financed
ii desired. Call Mr.. Taryer, 81. $500
with E M FRY INC, WI b74O. -
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3 BEDROOMS. II,

3 BEDROOMS, 11a BATHS
Open every evening; II brand-new brick
homes; downstairs colored tiled powder
rm;' 2O-ft. liV nm. with fireplace, chair
plenty of cabinets in the up-to-t the
minute, fully equipped kit; lifetime Formica
bedrms. and tiled bath. full bsmt.; SIS
$50; terms to suit. To reach: Out Lee
hwy. to North Powhatan.. right on Pow
hatan tt our open" sign and house.
LURIA BROS.
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SCIENTIST CLIFFS. Port Republic, Md
lege graduates. Sandy bay beach; 4 g miles
beyond Prince Frederick. Phone AT. 0S51
some evenings. "a
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soDk s4m s4eE AekEs sSunEy Ss1sne
porch. oil heat. fun basement, gear Fa-
rage, COW barn: poultry ,brooder and hog
Price reduced. immediate o possession SsSis'''s'
Howard county-,10 acres. four. .bedrm.
eountry sSG home' Of, on hwy, oedsm; and bath
basement, 8ox4S Woodworkins % SHOP fu!y I!
equipped, poultry house, other outbuiid-
and yeay wa1s psnty Fss
HoWsrd county-1o acres. vaean,
available, large shade trees, house house sets sets
some irait nice sp[ins ns dnni and woods; w.,
nished and equipped; 20 acres. large s-rm.
country home, oil heat large bedrms.
barns ,nd al ehs osr saS .I
hens hens so some growing =, crops, plenty OF
sGwasd scSE farm On 5000 SaFss Tesds
ton, i$ acres Of WOODS balance under
try home aq epaces sa1s Denty Of qa lawn s0Sn snd
pis ad roa.s SSt4 Ssfns eoIi; s
Cali Ashton MAJ 5s48S .lo N'
: su,IH MILES LasIndIs FROM WHITE oAK..pslisht:
CO. se Sf S set rm among Tsh san epk
porches. pine paneled kit, din. rm and
entrance hall, 3 bedrms. and baths;
5-rm. tenant house, barns corn crib
spring house, hog houses and orchards:
more acreage available; financing ar
RANGED. To inspect call the SANDY
SPRING REALTY CO, Ashton "421.
Attention, Would-Be Farmer
This is absolutely a rare buy In a farm
Ehn ook vssS fass yo DISTANCE to1 q wash
rm. home with bsmt.. hot, cold water and
bath: 4nx60 barn, with metal roof and
many other outbuiidings. aS acres in blue
grass clover. lespedeza corn and orchard.
better take look today!
THE BRANT COMPANY
Realtors, Fairfax sales ONCE, Jesse BLDG,
opposlte Courthouse: Fairfax 42l. 10
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FARMS FOR SALE.

Ss3 ACRES close, 10 .charlottesviile, Va.
$500, $500 cash. Pine timber, ISS
acres clear. JAMES H. PRENTICE, lioi
vermont ave. NV. ST. $3.50; Sun. and
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STORES WANTED.
OFFICES FOR RENT

STORE, 1000 So #. or more in busy
area. downtown, suitable for
Lonntain and luncheonette. WO. 243s or
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Attention, Would-Be Farmer
FARMS WANTED.
WATERFRONT pRopsRrY-sALE.

IS ACRES or more, fairly level, on hard
,oad; with elec within rs mi. D. c. Boz
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

BETHESDA AREA-Apts, 21 units in high
class section. Fine income and good safe
property to own Open for offer. CAR
Isle R. STEPHENSON, 1921 East-West
fAkoaa TAX; s Park. paRi Mp.-Lge. s-unit furn.
apt house on cor. lot. near every con-
venience; immaculate cond,, oil INV h. {:
storm windows. Income over $3.50 per mo
INGToN REALTY, exclusive agents, 1927
Ga AYE aye; 81, 1900, sH: 1919 ooo-s.
perfect -cond. LARRY o. STEELE. RE
04q3, EN- 0303 -
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A SPECIAL HOME

For special veteran: everything on |
rm,. equip kit. front screened porch. large
basement, beautiful large lot room for
gardening. You will be surprised at this
low price OF only Slo.950. Exclusively with
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
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REALTY CO., INC.
4 BEDROOMS-$17,5OO

'Well.bu!lt brick Cape Cod; Ige; Level shaded
parochial schools and shopping. Liv. rm
with aluminium picture window, fireplace,
twin-szed bedrms., . i fuii bath. ise. front rt
porch; 2nd f., 2 bedrms,, unusual closet
space full bsmt,, outside ent., half bath:
Inquire today!
Real Estate Service, Inc.
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ACREAGE WAArYn

WANT ACREAGE or tract Of land 10 su6.
d!vloe In Arlington or nearby Fatrfax
County; owners only. Box S4i-v, Star.
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VI, ~ = 5UJ VI w, --V1I.-
SILVER, SPRING

s11T-s12t Georgia ave, opposite B, g. o. !
brick; first a., stores: !
ind A. ofhces lot, 4Sxl15 IT. Afforoing
opportunity for development. Proposed
public parking lot in rear OF property.
Good leases, safe investment. For further
WIN. F. CARLIN
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ESPECIALLY NOTED

ESPECIALLY NOTED
For incompatible architectural beauty and
serene high level view lots: ea rm. Is a
picture, and so smartly dec, bedrm. and
tile bath down; = hedrms. and tile bath
up; spacious llv. rm. with fireplace, din.
rm., dream kit, elec. equip with disposal
and dishwasher; abundance of closet space
and many, many other unique details;
see these finest homes today and con-
vince yourself.
THE BRANT COMPANY
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SUBURBAN SALE-vIRGIklA.

3-Bedrm. White Painted Brick
Att. garage. Priced at S16.500, and has
din. rm., screen porch off liv. rm. equipped
kit, twin sized bedrms, and tiled bath
on second floor; full bsmt.., oil heat, rear
ton, Just "a blocks off Wash. blvd. Ex-
rluSiVply r
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AUTO LOANS.

FINANCING private sales or Specially II
you are buying or selling an automobile,
let US finance 1t for the purchaser NOLAN
Re public 1900
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.

On the hill section, west Of Russell, I'd
Owner transferred, it is vacant immediate
tiled baths, attached garage. Venetian
blinds brand-new home, modern in
every respect with many unusual features
Impossible to adequately describe in an
advertisement For quick action. IT is
heing offered at the low price of S22 800,
on most attractive terms. Exclusive with
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PROPERTY wANTED.

INDUSTRIAL and 2nd-commeyeiai ground
or buildings wanted for sale or lease.
A. II. ROTH. woodward BLDG, RE. 1880.
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q spacious bedrms. and tile bath up. liv.
rm. with fireplace. full dining rm equip.
kit full bsmt, Lear attached garage, new
russo storm windows; brick construction.
All for the, total price Of S14. 800.
ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
1904 wilson Blvd. ow. e3o0i OK. 4l23
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OFFICES WANTED.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

OFFICE SPACE WANTED. by attorney in
exchange for services. BOX 344-X, Star.
"a
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George Mason Green Co.
FALLS CHURCH

A fine brick and stone home, in exclusive
residential area; center-hall entrance, large
living room with fireplace, opening onto
sunroom, attractive dining room, large
equipped kitchen opening onto screened-in
tile baths; stair to 3rd floor and . finished
rooms; basement with recreation room
ard u bath; garage; large lot with fruit
trees; bus Il block. school 2 blocks; con-
venient terms.
SEWELL REALTY co.
IA s. Glebe rd. at Lee blvd OK. 02lT.
Evening star., 1948-11-21

had dropped, behind the rising cost
Of living.
President Truman has had little or
nothing to say publicly on his plans.
fact which some have interpreted
to mean that the new administra-
ton will not have the antibusiness
slant which has been so widely
predicted
At the week end a Washington
dispatch disclosed a project which
may have a profound effect not only
on business operations and profits
but on the market as well.
Senator Ralph Flanders. Republi-
can. of Vermont disclosed that
congressional committee of which
he is chairman will hold hearings
next month to discover whether
corporation profits are too high, and
if they are what to do about it.
The investigators comprise a sub
committee on profits of the joint
House-Senate Committee on the
Economic Report. Senator Flanders
said outstanding economists, ac-
countants and industrialists will be
asked to testify.
The news came too late in the
week to influence the market.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
October Net Income
OF Pepco Shows Big
Gain From Year Ago
By Edward c. Stone

Net income of the Potomac Electric
Power Co. in October reached $316..
335, an increase of S90,003 over
October, 1947, or 39.77 per cent, the
monthly report to the Public Util-
tiles Commission revealed.
The statement filed yesterday
gave operating revenues as S2,782,-
O0l, a jump of $425, ,003 over October
of last year. Operating expenses
called for 81 ,682 ,844, an increase Of
$l62, 1856 over the same month year
ago. Revenues were up 18 per cent
and expenses 10 per cent.
Net income in the first 10 months
of 1948 totaled $2,454, ,692. small
decrease of $19,526 from the COM
parable 1947 period. Operating
revenues were $4,026, ,846 higher than
year ago and total operating
expenses were up $685. $40.
Hamilton on Security Board.
George E. Hamilton, jr, has been
elected a director OF the Security
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Business Briefs
Bell Telephone Co. toe

Michigan Bell Telephone Co. took
another look at its $7O,504,00 plant
expansion program for l949 and cut
s14 ,204 900 from the total. President
Thomas N Lacey said difficulties
in raising new capital were due to
the low return the company is forced
to offer investors. He also cited
sharp increases in building costs.
General Portland Cement Co. de-
clared a quarterly dividend of 40
cents and an extra of 35 cents, both
payable December Is. Previous pay
ments were 25 cents quarterly.
Glen Alden Co. declared an extra
dividend of so cents and a regular
of so cents, both payable December
20. raising 1948 payments to $3.50
VS.. So in 1947
Allen b. Du Mont Laboratories,
Inc, declared dividend of Is cents
on class A and B common stocks,
payable December %. This is the
first payment on common stocks.
Dan River Mills declared divi-
dend of 81 a common share, payable
December Is. raising l948 payments
to SO VS.. $3.50 in l947.
United-Carr Fastener Corp. de-
clared a regular quarterly dividend
of so cents and an extra of so cents,
both payable December 10, lifting
1948 payments to $3.50 VS.. 50 last
year
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
earned $27,155,795 or $340 share
in 10 months ended October 81 VS..
$31, ,123,919 or s39l year earlier.
Paramount Pictures, Inc, net in
come for nine months ended October
2 was s2O,015.000 or S293 VS.. S25,-
$4,000 or $363 in the like l947 pc
riod.
New York, Chicago & st. Louis
Railroad earned Sl2,656,029 in 10
months ended october 81 VS., s6,342,-
702 a year earlier.
Erie Railroad net income for 10
months ended october 81 was SILL
657,917 or S406 share VS.. 1885,
TAT or 80 cents in the same 1947
period.
Anaconda Wire & Gable Go.
earned $4,866,389 or $5.77 in nine
months ended September 80 VS.,
S., 705,1 or s160 in the same 1947
period.
H. l.. Green Co. earned So ,3Sl $50
or S283 in nine months ended Octo-
ber 81 VS.. $3,254.243 or $2.72 a year
earlier.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Stocks Extend Rise
To Highest Average
Since November 3
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-The stock
market got back on rising track
this week for the first time In a
month.
Only once during the week was
the upward trend interrupted. The
market value of all shares listed on
the stock exchange increased by
more than s1,00o,O0o 900, although
this was only a small part of the
heavy losses piled up during the
post-election selling wave.
Progress in todays short session
was at the same modest rate which
prevailed most of the week
Gains ranged from fractions to
more than a point, with the rail-
road group taking a big share of at
tention. Selected industrials made
a good showing but automobile
shares faltered.
Volume dropped to only 100000
shares, even less than last Satur-
days meager 100000.
Average Up Slightly.
The Associated Press average of
so stocks advanced 2 of one point
to 651, the highest since November
8. OF the 718 issues which appeared
on the ticker tape, 273 advanced
while 208 declined.
During the week the market had
the benefit of some of the fanciest
dividends that Wall Street has seen
In a long time. Extra, special, year.
end and stock dividends we've ap-
proved by corporation directors.
Market reaction was not always
what might have been expected.
While some issues moved up smart
lv in response to dividend news,
others coasted along as though
nothing had happened The sheer
volume of dividends, however, was
regarded as sustaining influence
Public participation in the market
was limited, a fact indicated in
part by declining volume of bllsi-
ness. Turnover on Wednesday
dropped below the 1000, ,000- share
mark for the first time in Novem-
Der and the next day fell to low
SllCe IHlu august.
A good share of the weeks trade
was devoted to switching opera
tionS. This is type of transaction
in which security owner sells one
stock and uses the money to buy
another on the theory that his new
purchase offers a better opportu-
nifty.
Year-end tax sales "a deal in
which a stock is sold in order to
establish loss for income tax pur-
poses - gradually expanded This
was offset by investment demand as
well as bargain hunting by traders
intrigued by the yields offered by
many issues at current prices.
Panicky Selling Over.
The financial district was pretty
well agreed that the panicky selling
touched off by the presidential elec-
tions had run its course The gen.
eral inclination was to wait and
hear from the President himself
just what program he will recon-
mend to the Congress.
Administration spokesmen, since
the election, have made statements
which many businessmen have found
oisquieting. Secretary of Labor
Tobin for instance, commented that
the wages of some $4,000 900 workers
Evening star., 1948-11-21

Storage Co., G.
A. Aspin wall.
pres S ident, an
nounced yester-
day. Mr.. Ham,
ilton, son of the
late George E.
Hamilton, is a
member of the
law firm OF
H a m il ton g.
Hamilton. He is
cOunSel 1OF anu
a director of the
Union Trust Co,
and president OF
the Chevy Chase
Cl,,h He hos
Evening star., 1948-11-21

or being reorganized under the Bankruptcy
Act securities assumed BY such compan,es ,spass
ments based on the last quarterly sem-annua Gee
dyidsnds are not ncuded cid Called * v dviasmd
W nv rights Also extra extras. rluS Stock
Syfdend ia Cash or stock Declared or paid so far
his year Payable in stock estimated cash value on
evdiviGend date e Paid last year. Declared or
osid .fer stock dividend ptup t Peeafes s,SesnST
N srrears aid this year dividend omitted 6eferred
1f as n9 neon Liouidatins dividend Pay
able in STOCK e5act cash value undetermined on dec
lar ation 6sts
Evening star., 1948-11-21

WEEK ENDING SATURDAY NOVEMBER 70, 194Sl
Quotations furnished by the Associated Press IA!
Evening star., 1948-11-21

Pressed Steel Car Co. reported
loss of $1,037,510 in nine months
ended September 80 VS.. profit OF
$66 ,235 or At cents in the same 1947
period.
Hayes Industries, Inc, earned
Sl62, ,097 or 40 cents in Ia! lnon,-lS1
ended October 81 VS.. $l02, ,123 or
cents a year earlier.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-13
Florida students Rebel
Against Dixie Governors

rebel students will lend their sup
port to the regional movement
once they know the facts. Said
Gov. Caldwell:
"The regional educational plan
provides for both white and Negro
schools on an interstate basis"
The proposed Jackson day din
ner March 80 elected the follow
ing remarks from Mrs. J. Reid
Ramsey, state committee woman,
at a recent meeting in Jackson
vile:
II am in favor of doing every
thing possible to make Truman
rescind the civil rights bill. Wal
lace has already split the party in
the south and / do not feel that
the southerners should secede but
that they should make Truman
rescind the parts of the bill that
are Objectionable. Some n may
rise on whom the south could unite
and swing the election.
"We would be hopelessly lost
if we did secede. We can't go to
Wallace or to the Republicans"
Said Edgar J. Wall, Jackson
vile post master:
eve have always known how
to treat the Negroes in the south
and they have always known how
to treat us. We have always been
able to handle this problem down
here and always will be-"
A circuit court judge, M. w.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-13

Ans. He would rate ahesd of
the aged Wells, once the finest
s~hortstop in Negro circles, but BE-
hind Wilson, brilliant infislder of
the Barons.
@. Have we had any Negro ten
mis- player who compared with such
as Tilden, Williams, Bulge, Perry
or Riggs?-Lester Wright, Oak
land, Cal.
Ans. OF course not.
@. Would a relay Of sprinters
each racing ITO yards comprised
of Dehart Hubbar, Eddie Tolan,
Ben Johnson and Ralph Metcalfe:
defeat a quartet having such as
Jess Owens, Buddy Young, Eulace
Peacock and Howard P. Drew?
Ans. l don't think so, but you
have named some swell sprinters,
all among Americas all-time best.
@. Who won the most valuable
player award in the National lea
que, season of 1924 and 1884,
and in the American league in '25
and '31?-G. H., Boston.
Ans. Dazzy Vance, Brooklyn,
1924, Dizzy Dean, St. LoLuis in
1884. In the American league,
Roger Peckinpaugh, Washington,
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-13
By James b. LaFourche

MIAMI, March Is. (ANP)-In
riotous protest over the March a
meeting of the Southern Cover
nors Regional council at Gaines
vile, Fla, a group of 35 white
students of the University of
Florida have labeled the caucus
"undemocratic" in that it's spon-
sors advocate an unjust and in
equitable system of education in
the SOUTH"
The students were motlvated in
their action primarily as a result
of the Wakulla Springs meeting
two weeks ago at which time nine
southern governors met and sew
erely criticized President Truman
for his request of a civil rights
program. These executives meeting
at Wakulla Springs last month en-
dorsed a nine-state pact calling
for the joint financing and opera
ton of regional education such
as no n southern state could
presently afford for Negroes.
The Students resolution in part
protesting. the governors meet
reads:
"This meeting can only further
hatred and pdejudice, and u uni
versity will inevitably be stig-
mitazed by the meeting of this
group"
Student leaders attempted to
forestall the adoption of the res
olution by the protest group, but
to no avail. The University of
Florida student body numbers
more than $500.
Gov. Willard F. Caldwell, who
had just returned to Florida from
Washington, is confident that the
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-13


Lewis, said:
1t is perfectly apparent to me
that Truman and his supporters
are willing to destroy southern
civilization in order to get the
Negro vote in the north; since he
takes that attitude, he is no long
er worthy Of our vote and sup
port. l have tried to do my duty
and l said long ago as a judge of
this court that all persons, re-
CARELESS of religion, race or creed
look alike to me-"
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-13
Beating The Gun
By Alvin Moses

NEW YORK, March Is. GAN
P)-Q. Would Henry Armstrong
have whipped the original Joe
Cans? etacmfwypapo
GansO-scar Polk, Dayton, Ohio.
Ans. Not in my opinion though
l have only Cans record to go by
against the sensational stunts
turned in by the three division
champion.
@. Are there any colored bike
riders today who come close to
Mapor Taylor's class?- T. G. H.,
Scranton, Pa.
Ans. No. And though you didn't
ask me, no white riders either.
@. Rate Jackie Robinson with
Willie Wells, Gil Dolby and Will
son of the Birmingham Barons on
their 1915 record in the Negro
leagues? Johnson, Mo-
bile, Ala.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-13

1925; theimezssa~ Lefty" Grove,
Athletics of Connie Mack, 1881.
G. What year did John Bori-
can, Shore A. c., Elberton, N. j.,
win his first pentathlon title,-
when his second? Rufus Green,
Baltimore.
Ans. Oct. 20, 1899, at Pelham,
N. r., was the date of the great
mans second winning of the AAU
National pentathlon crown. He
first won it in 1888 with a mark
of 1904 points, the American rec
ord at the time. In his '39 win
ming, Borican amassed 2,e47
points.
Continued on page -
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-13
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popping up with Ostrex. Contains tonic for weak.
rundown feeling due solely to body's lack of iron
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Ostrex Tonic Tablets for pep. younger feeling. this
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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-13

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Evening star., 1948-02-18
Rose Society to Meet

L. G. Lennon, gardening author
ity, will address the Potomac Rose
Society at 8 pm. tomorrow III the
auditorium of the New National
Museum, Tenth street and Constl-
tuition avenue NV.