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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-05-07
BY JAXON SONODA

One December night back in 1886
Kinney Matsuyama. of Tokyo, Japan
stood at the Threshold of billiards
hall of fame.
The dimunitive Japanese cue artist
was pitted against Welker Cochran
of San Francisco with the worlds
three cushion billiard championship
at stake. This was the climactiC
match of the star-studded tourna-
ment which found srch billiard
greats as Willie Hoppe, Johnny Lay
ton. Tiff Denton and Allen Hal
fall by the wayside.
Old-time cue fans will recall
that Cochran pulled into an early
lead, holding 25-18 advantage
at the halfway mark. Matsu-
yama rallied to cut down the lead
and at one stage was behind only
1921. But, In the crucial final
stretch. the New York Times re-
ported. Cochran repeatedly pull
ed difficult shots to hold COM
mand." The final score was 5O-37
in favor of Cochran in a match
that took So innings.
Never before this tournament had
any japanese ever come so close tc
winning worlds billiard title
though Matsuyama's predecessor, a
Koji Yameda had distinguished
himself in earlier years as the great
est masse artist of the time. but
definitely not tournament player
Never since that time has there
appeared any Japanese or any other
foreign cueist, IN the billiard hori-
zon to cope WIN the cue wizardry
of Willie Hoppe or Welker Cochran
Not long after this tournament,
Matsuyama returned to Japan
with his wife and son. But before
doing so, he babe farewell to the
United States in a rousing fash
ion. turning back the great Willie
Hoppe In a cross country three
cushion match.
But. that was more than a decade
ago.
Can Matsuyama once again re-
gain the heights which earned him
the right to be placed alongside
Hoppe and Cochran as the three
greatest 3-cushion players in the
world?
The billiard scene has changed
somewhat. Hoppe is still going
strong, being the present worlds
champion. but Cochran has retired
from active play.
Matsuyama. the third of the
famous trio. Is now In charge Of
the billiard room at the Service
Mems Center in Tokyo. He ap-
pears in exhibitions frequently,
but he spends the greater part
of his time imparting his vast
repertoire of angle shots to CTS to
whom he is affectiOnateIy known
as "Matsie''.
Today, at fifty = ten years young
er than Hoppe - Matsuyama is the
undisputed king of the 3-cushior
players in Japan. having proved
his mettle in two recent all-Japar
tournaments
Matsuyama, while in this country
was always dubbed "the dimmitivt
Japanese cueist" or "the mighty
mite of the billiard world. HI
stands about feet II and weighs
in the neighborhood of $50 pounds
His hair is craving. and his steps
as he walks around the billiard
table, are not as spry as they usec
to be. His eyes. however, are a.
sharp as ever: his nerves are a!
strong as ever; and his billiard
shots are as sure as they ever were
Physically, Matsuyama Is IN
tip-top shape. Playing golf has
kept him in good condition. He is
a great golf enthusiast and would
rather be deciding whether to use
a No. s or No. 6 iron than be
deciding whether to play a short
angle shot or round the table
5-cuShiOn shot. He shnafs In the
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-05-07

PatrOnize Your Advertisers
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-05-07
Baseball Sked
SUNDAY, May 8

CITY LEAGUE
At Roslyn
2 p.m.-Roslyn vs. Nisei Veterans.
PUGET SOUND LEAGUE
At Broadway
2 pm. = Western Giants VS.. Car
yer A. c.
NORTHWEST TIMES LEAGUE
At Garfield No.
II noon - Washington Wood VS.
Lotus
At Jefferson No. l
II noon Tacoma VS.. Savoys
At Garfield No. 2
pm. Monarchs VS.. Vets
Note: Last named club is home
team. Fife bye.
Dofrav.i,o Won. Az-~-lsz
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-05-07

The Enlisted Reserve Corps of
the United States Army is expand
ing, and there are openings for
veterans of all the armed forces.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1949-06-22
DOpsters Ponder
Who Will Win
Heavyweight Bout

Continued from Page One)
man from Camden, N. j.. and 27-
year-old Charles, unmarried Gin
cinnati slugger who has lost only
four times in eight years, are ex-
pected to enter the ring at odds OF
abous 6-5, take your pick.
A definite swing to Walcott has
been reported with the present
odds dropping from Us to 1910
for Ezzy, indicating Jersey Joe's
late support probably will send
the two Negro heavies together at
even money.
Charles comparative youth is
being upheld by his hackers as his
most decisive edge. Those who IA
vor Walcott like his weight ad-
vantage of 1875 pounds to Ezzy'S
1870.
Walcott'S only fighting in the
last year has been done in exhibit
tons. Charles has been busy leav-
ing the light-heavy ranks which
he dominated to knockout such
20O-pounders as Joe Baksi and
Johnny Haynes.
The big question seems to be
whether the aging Wolcott, who
has diligently done 800 miles of
road work and nearly 100 rounds
of sparring in preparing for his
third crack at the heavyweight
bauble, has enough gas to last Is
rounds in case there is no earlier
kayo.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-14

There is no Pythian in Florida,
and maybe in the nation, any better
known, loyal. Woodworking and
easier to get along with than this
fraternal gem, Colonel Edward A.
Pottsdamer, pictured here, who is
regarded as "Tallahassees First
Citizen"
For more than 40 years this ma
tive Floridian, substantial and in
fluential citizen of long standing,
aas held onto one, and probably the
most important position in the Flori.
da Knights of Pythias. He is the
treasurer. a position of not only
honor, but trust.
Colonel Pottsdamer is genial, up t.
the minute and in detail with re-
ports, and within the period of 40
years and more, he has handled
probably several millions OF dollars
and has not as yet been one penny
short in reports and in cash. He
enters this grand lodge with that
same enviable record and is one u
the few men represented here
watched an acorn grow into a huge
oak.
Congratulations are always in o..
der for this great fraternal, church
and civic leader from the clay hills
of Leon County.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-14

Highest individual in Pyhianism
in the World is Sir r. A. Hester
pictured here, who never misses
Grand Lodge Session of the knights
of Pythias of Florida, which is now
assembled in the beautiful city of
West Palm Beach. He Is the SUI
preme Chancellor of the order, and
is doing grand job in that capa-
city.
Supreme Chancellor Hester Is
able, has fine ability of leadership,
yet unassuming and kindly in dis
position. He has made large num-
bers of friends since he has been
treking to Florida, among the men
high and of subordinate rank, and
his presence this year will, as usu-
al. mean much to the growth and
development of the order in this the
second largest state in the order in
the matter of membership and fl
nance.
| He will be much in evidence al
the current sessions, and like In
other years. he will be of invalu
able aid to Florida Grand Chancellor
B. L. Comes of Jacksonville, who
has been doing a fine work in this
state, SO far as leadership is con
cerned and as a builder.
Supreme Chancellor Hester sue.
ceeded to his present office on the
death of Sir walter Hester, and had
served splendidly in the position Of
I>Supreme Vice-Chancellor until that
time He is a successful and highly
respected businessman of Dallas.
He is also prominently identified
with the various other uplift affairs
in has own community.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-14
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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-14
WORK HARMONIOUSLY

Notable among the Mortuary
Board Officers and members is, in
addition. to Grand Chancellor Comes
and Sirs Pottsdamer, McGriff and
McGriff, Col. F. Henry Williams,
successful realist of Jacksonville,
heading his own real estate broker
age enterprise at Masonic Temple
Building, 410 Broad street, corner
of Duval street, Room POI, specia-
tiZing in real estate, mortgage loans
rentals, property management and
related businesses. He is secretary
Estate Brokers, and is affiliated in
an official capacity with the local
realist body,
These men work together harmon
iously. and have seen to 1T that all
death claims are paid promptly and
to the satisfaction of all beneficiaries
scattered all across Florida. The or
der has enjoyed great and ire
mendous growth under the present
able administration OF these men,
and the women's departments have
done likewise in building a larger
membership and an making ffnan-
cial reports. In other words, the
Grand Old Order, lis back at the
top and means TO stay there.
Playing his part i'm this rebuilding
program of the order has been Gen
"eral O. c. Wright, of Tampa, who
has headed the growing Uniform
Rank OF the order, who has had
loyal corps of aides and membership.
He win be on hand at West Palm
Beach to have the lead part in the
usual parade which is always O
spectacle for the people of the host
cities to the grand lodges each year
All In ALL things are looking
bright for another successful grand
lodge in the long history OF the pop.
uiar fraternal order-vhose slogan
rs and forever has been Friendship
Charity, Benevolence."
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-14
lie Meet In W.P.B May 1918

liar number of years, Supreme
Grand Attorney, covering North
America, South America, Europe,
Asia and Australia.
The Vice-Chancellor Sam Roller,
of Tampa, died shortly after the
grand lodge of last May at Daytona
Beach, but the members of the Nor
tuary Board of the order have car
ried forward in their tasks magnifi-
Gently.
Some of these men are successes
in their own businesses, but find
time to lend every aid to Grand
Chancellor Comes in the large at
tempt to make the order, the order
of old, during the twenties, when
the lamented w. w. Andrews,
known as Little Napolean' nation
ally was Grand Chancellor, post
he held with dignity, honor and con
fidence for a period of more than
20 years, and carrying forward in
his stead in the fraternal life OF
Florida is his brilliantly trained
son. c. Blythe Andrews, who is the
militant Publisher-Editor of the
Florida Sentinel, Florida's leading
weekly publication.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-14

Sir Spencer Scriven, Deputy
Grand Chancellor of the Florida
knights of Pythias, is pictured
here. He is one of the strong and
powerful figures at the current
grand lodge sessions of the order,
and halls from Palmetto where he
is active in all of the uplift affairs
of his community.
Sir Scriven is Pythian OF many
years standing, and has made scores
OF friends through his friendly dis
position and has contributed large
ly to the growth of the order. His
presence this week, Monday, through
Wednesday. viii be keenly felt due
to his outstanding leadership ability.
Men of the calibre of Sir Scriven
has long been felt in the order, and
congratulations go to him for loyalty
and steady support of all the Off.
cial family over the years.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-14

Attorney ID. w. Perkins of jack
sonville is a veteran in fraternals.
city. state and nationally, and Is
pictured here. He is Grand Travel.
ing Lecturer OF the Florida Knights
of Pythias, a position he has held
for many years with honor and dis
tinction.
Counsellor Perkins is regarded as
the most eloquent speakers in tho
state today, barring none. He is the
peer of them all, his craftsmen will
say and his silver voice has meant
much to keep the Grand Old Or.
DER on the upward march the past
several years.
He is one of the foremost men in
his profession In Florida and ~
| identified in high posts in other fra
ternals, statewide and nationally,
and Is heard of one of the larger
state orders. He is successful
practicing attorney at law in Jack,
~onville and has been for many
years,
He is important this week. Mon
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-14

"Wednesday in the annual Ply
THAN Grand Lodge deliberations In
this fine West Palm Beach city.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-14

MIAMI TIMES. MIAMI, FLORIDA
SATURDAY, MAY ID, 1e49 PAGE NINE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PoNTIAC le4s d luxe sedan. 9 & CYL J.;
DR.. Van A beautiful. clean auto
mob Hs GuaIsnteed hank sfl nan pT1ee
CAPITOL MOTOR, CO., INC. 1871
Packard Dealer. -22
PONTIAC l949 convertible "s'' Chief
tain de luxe; r: and h.; plastic seat
s sI,sa5, "i terms. ''' HoYLE MoToR
SALES. 1345 Que st. NV. DU. $500.
PONTIAC 1871 silverstreak sedan
cite; r, and h.. excel, cond.; very
$685. ssS5'0lf ef ans at Ho rs Eight no 3TsS
SALES. i545 Que st. NV, Du. $500.
PONTIAC AS 4-dr. sedan: with ny
ss" down why fga psy m eaT 81 AU y4e
3D. II i-ssoo ''' Ms9
sTUDEBAKER l947 4-dr. sedan:
new motor, passed 40 D., c. in
K fRfs0a Mo sc ( Co. soo 1868 cSne Ga
sTUDEBaKER 1919 sedan: heater
M Me- $50 a Al Mor9SR as s cow.
sTUDEBAkER l94! - dr. IT. club coupe;
POLlTAN MOTORS. N. Y. ave. and
sT TJrini AXE r fo41 Champion Sdr.;
chanical condition; S345. ERWIN
FORD CO.. INC. Lee hwy. and Chain
Bridge 3D. Fairfax' Va Ask opera
s Fl 52a AiiFs1 n 81 4dr. champion:
maroon. has radio, heater. good
rubber. A real buy at only S1195.
See Major ,Conger, ROYAL MOTORS,
INC. Packard Dealer. 443O Conn.
sT 7Yn 1;x;, EN- ,a n4o5 c,.u,,or con-
vertible de luxe; under 1000 mi;
orig. owner likes car but must sell;
Sl,9o5. Phone Annapolis 1921. COL
81 TDEBAKER ~ s;ar;; h.: sop,
$50 down SOUTHERN CAR WHOLE
llsht club COUPE upeo Res 1', DE- luxe;
radio. heater: 5000 actual miles.
This car absolutely can't be told
e down. G REnf M @eH SGio S VIZ
sTUDEBAKER 1a4s Land Cruiser f.
dr.; overdrive. radio. heater. This
one-owner car absolutely perfect in
every way; must be seen to be ap-
'i 5oio S w. d sSs n W.
5000 10
WILLYs 1919 Jeepster: 1000 miles:
real sports car at a low price
S1.195. low down payment, bal.
"a months. MITCHELL MOTORS,
''fs;,ss IS. S:sS'' * 4 3 1ies at S Sss
WHLYS JEEP 1912 4-speed and
front wheel drive: S295. METRO
POLITAN MOTORS. N. Y ave and
BiadensburR I'd "a
40 BUICK. Dynaf1ow conv. S2.565
AS Chevrolet club coupe l.165
~ Ford Super de luxe Tudor 765
Al Plymouth de luxe 2-dr 465
Al Olds. g. Sedanette 385
40 Plymouth, 2-dr. 1875
'35 Pontiac, 2-dr. e5
BEACH MOTORS, 1910 14th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-19
TRAILERs FOR SALE

TRAILER. Roll-Along. sleeps 4; good
condition; owner must sell; 1ust the
thing to 60 south with; $3.50; sacri-
fee. CHI. 1851.
3 rms. modern. this Is worth see
ing, night or day at 1928 LaVerne
say aye Alex. w. ov %s24 Ia ,t.;,.,
made. the Glider model SO, more
complete than many homes. All
Glider models bear the stamp Of ap-
prevail Of Good Housekeeping. Before
buying any trailer see Dick Quirk st
COLE MOTOR 4 TRAILER CO.,
1929 Georgia ave 81. 1040
1947 Liberty. 81 it., good
condition. all accessories: must sell;
sacrifice. Call TO. 6297 after 7
pm, VIM. r. McCULLAGH. owner
1o47 vAGABoND. 3 rms. lived in 5
mos; cannot be otld from brand
new: $1,000 or best offer. JU.
HUNTING. all aluminium,
closed body, 4x7 it., new tires,
S205. 1864 Chillum I'd. (Qreens-
town.. Mt. Rainier, Md. Apt. 2O2
30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-19
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY - 1919
tract PUBLic SERVICE RIV: liR.
SELF. 1923 L st NV. ME. ~0l1.
VET desires household moving, gen.
hauling. contract work: insured;
prompt: reas. rates. JU. 7-7157. 2O'
service: reas local or long distance.
IA. 2937; after pm. GE. l4l6.
TON PANEL vanette truck and
driver. knowing city and nearby
Jumper If desired. Call OR. 1884
or write Apt. No. 3. 4O05 Davis pl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-19
ACREAGE WANTED

PREFR MONT. CO. give price, To-
cation, plat, if possible. Write SAM
UEL TAMMARO. Rockville, Md,
Rt. 4. -23
ACREAGE OR LOTS wanted. small or
lge. in Arl. or close-in Fairfax; sewer
and water must be avail. Give de-
tails Box sd Star. -19
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-19
STORES FOR RENT

NORTH CAPITOL AND n ST. leca-
Store, iss45 f t., display window
T""x90" Back room. 6xs #. Law.
atory. back entrance. Oil heat and
tenant ten Ta'eI RENT GHD 500 menthly. Cali
Mr.; MILLER. Elk. 5000; ewes. FIR,
MODERN STORE ROOM, busy inter,
section shopping center; bus stop p, AZ !,
NEW CENTER. T.. good 'f Tor real estate.
beauty shop, shoe repair or bakery.
Rent Re1 * s12 s474 5o16 Wilson BY elyd''
N. 10th st.-lst- floor Stores in new
modern once bldg. suitable for
! ~ DALLAS N' a Sis " Z son: 81:
STORE t15AsN. So. Cap. st. near
1907 ssm PSnSiiNysrL Esx s-n Av Tasf NV
Entire first door. prominent dis
play window, private lavatories,
large parking area. Call J. H. KNOX
Onion SSs T Fl RG sds. W. $3.50 saSsse 1S
1895 H ST. N.E.-Excellent location:
also large basement and parking lot;
reasonable rental: District 3507.
14th AND s ST. N.W.-Approx.
ssaeo 64 sssfsna 9
f aSSf0G N. e sERN Sc rent Ae e..
Realtors, 1415 K st. NV. ME. $500.
issso As Excellent !ess asi% l@%sa
eecupaney;e rsas. rent; Apply LEO
Ms S ( &. n.a. MI 500. RealssSSF''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-19
REAL ESTATE LOANS

REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST = We
will buy second-trust notes; D. C..
nearby Nd Or Va Reason !, 1sv Tases.
MENF eokP n0H s15 e = ave. NV
National $3.50.
D. C: wk.'s service. ADAMS REALTY
co. 9o5 N. Y. ave. NV. RE. J i6i2'
WILL BUY deferred purchase money.
a sS9ef 'f ST. $685. tSS' eVss.. Rx. AIS
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors
c lsS5 foR s en nv rR Ne ; s94rs ou,c.
settlement; white OF col lore Io notes s
Ssso B-.k s attention ss to NV" -
n ebsres for a nHAss; Moore =
HILL CO.. s04 9TH st. NV
end TRUSTS wANTED-Top prices.
1mme eso sash. Gail se Gay 81 q night assi
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate:
monthly payments. P J WALsHEE.
MONEY TO LOAN
SECOND TRUST MONEY available
MILLER ME. 1220; ewes. DE. 5346.
End AND 3rd TRUSTS on 2; c, prop
erty; 24-hour service Mr.. Green.
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
1Ol4 K st. NV. MA. 654O
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NO MISTAKE
EARNS WAN1EQ

and Prince Georges
Counties Farms and farmettes
within committing distance Of D. C.
Customers waiting. WORTH1NGTON
REALTY. Realtors. S421 Georgia
ave. 81. 1900. Ewes. Mr.. Dunbar.
LO. b-0527.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED

AOtOw0DlI6S "N"ssN
WANTED-IOO USED CARS. ali
makes and models: tremendous de-
mands. kirk MOTOR co. 5000
N 81 aV eAR aTii n Dealer AfG2 in town
for i week. Fords and Chevrolets
wanted. Call TIA. 1901. 81
500 AUTOS wanted this month.
flean cars only; extra bonus for
l owner and garaee-kept. cars: VIII
SIS SIS Don't delay. deal soday; Morris
Our f SALE SALES LOT can accommodate
100 used cars; So monthly handling
1000 Central ave. ne. HI. 545o.
FAIR. HONEST APPRAIsALs on all
makes of cars are assured at
MskEE,PoHTIAc, 1884 1 st. NV.
MORE ME 0t casn FOR YOUR CAR, ne.
2. or. used a DIse M wo SEns sH91 III
18th and z SITS NV. Elk 1882
~ 1926 TO 1 ls4l MODELS ,lsds I'm.
mediate cash. r /. MOTORS. 1920
Rhode Island ave: ne. MI: g774.
CAROLINA AUTO BUYERS INC.
We want cars regardless OF price;
don't trade on q new car or sell to
any one until you give US the op-
portunity to buy at your price we
need 100 cars. 1889 to 1919.
d s Glance a nos p nsd cash ,Gf S Das
One Of Washington's oldest exclusive
used car buyers. All cash or certi.
ned checks: Cali for inspection and
MR. SANDERS. NO; $3.50
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OFFICES FOR RENT

18th AND COL. RD.. 10000 SO. IT.
on . 6s.. separate modern street
floor entrance and elevator. fiuores-
cent lighting and will air condition
i ipeto aeS' Kama t as School and ONCE:
ideal for school or nat" headauar-
tiers or insurance Offices; much above
average office space. S1.2O So. #.
OWNER NE; ll30; ewes, WI: 4343
ave NV Available Immediately: de-
Tate PESN E nefs TGH ~
THE Hi ne new m ALLISON BLDG.-srd and
Sheridan st. NV. designed for pro-
fessional use. lge. advertising win,
dows;, plenty Of parking space; :
B. B. ALLISON. RIA. 96o5. 10
OFFICE SPACE, suitable tor small
business. small rental apply 1858
s GGne; sES nS OFFICES in
H 0dfrn rep coSrt 0u aHalaS SRD0 in
s 81 gle ICONS or suites. Newly deco
rated. Elevator service.
THOS. ]. FISHER t. CO., INC.
Realtors, 73s 18th st. NV. D1.
BARR ARR BLDG. a1o 18th st. NV: mr.,
desk space for those who want the
best; recep. mali swbd., and steno-
graphic service. DI. 2704. go
SAVOY APIS, oS04 14th st. nv
4 very nice 4,room ar suite ii in Lobby lohbg;
or lawyer; rental. $50 per mo;
HENRY J. ROBE. inc: 1924 Yer.
NOM ave. NV. DI. S141. 30
LIE DRoIT Big. s00-S10 F st: NV,
bI 2Tsht Location e fens d Hnny
p Econ asD D" F SITS. NV. Atlas J risr..
5"7 9th st.-Desirable for ofices.
shops and lieht mfs.: reas. Apply
ls Eli AND + ID s. SIS S0S Sw.ALarse md
fir. rm. with plate-slass display
H room. etc suit. ABBY Dbl LEO Leo NJ. BERN
STEIN 4 CO. oo Realtors. 1415 < st.
10Th Oh AN NJ r 9t SIS. N.w.-App 200
downtown BID: immed occ.: reas.
rent. Apnly LEO M BERNSTEIN &
co Realtors. 14l5 K st. NV. NE.
DOWNTOWN - Modern three-story
building with large parking area:
presently occunied BY Pan American
Offices; available to well-rated or
ganization. So a month; Gall !
HNH3E, u SAiNAi
1S 30; Penn PESNsYI WANNA AVE. NV. -
Entire first floor: prominent dis
play window. private, layatories:
large parking area. Call J; \; Knox
Union Trust Bldg. MA. $500. Ia
1921 EYE ST. N.W.-small Office
suites available for immediate &C.
cupancy at reasonable rentals. Call
J. H. Knox. office of ROBERT w.
s 81 as$o 5l4 Union Trust L 9ldS
aiGo 18TH ST. N.w.-Exceptionally
large Groom suite. suitable for
architect. accountant. mfg. repr's
once Or studio; s4-hr. PIX service.
BfE4auTrIffsufLY and completely furn.
ONCE. list floor, corner front in Ice.
apt. house on Conn. ave, 2 rms
switchboard service; utfl. incl: suit.
for professional office; $125 mo.
HO. $685..
- Two beautiful large
floors; open, space. ideal for, insur,
school. studio local or natl. firm
pvt eptr reaS ELLIS Me ll71
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-19
GARAGES WANTED

PRIVATE GARAGE. / or automo-
biles; within blocks of Dupont
Circle. Call ST. 400, Ext. 1879,
Q am to ) pm. PA
DEAD STORAGE. one car. convenient
to 18th and Euclid NV. Hudson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-19

WATERFRONT PROP WANTED
COTTAGE OR LOT at Colonial
Beach. Va. to rent or buy. Must
have view OF river. Cow. loca-
ton. Box 363-L. Star. 19s