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HOUSES FOR SAlE-korth~ess
3639 ALTON PL. NV.


oE EN |AAL Az DE1INn
New brick detached and fineiy deco
rated near good transportation and
schools; 3 large bedrms Hollywood
bath and sun deck, living rm. with
fireplace, nice-slzed dining room
smart modern kitchen. powder I'm
and large open concrete porch. full
basement with laundry trays, copper
plumbing. half bath and Bryant gas
heat; nice rear yard; well financed.
vacant immediate Occupancy, Agent
on premises. Directions Out Reno
rd. to Alton pl., turn 'right To our
sign, OF call ST. 1900,
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CHEVY CHASE D. C.

oTas aesans "ei5flh Dinunesr sss nst sis.ooo Bet
frame and brick. 7 rms, l "a baths;
small kit. rec I'm. with bar; oil
auto. heat. corner lot. Perfect loca-
ton for doctor or dentist. $4,000
lst trust, payable S79.s5 per mo
and taxes. Must be sold within &c
days. WO. 3243. For sale By owner
Agents invited II
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Ne,tAwess
BIAGDEN AVE.
CHEVY CHASE

S605 3lst pi. n.v.-Today's best buy
True eentey-hali, new detached brick
hy. I'M with fireplace. large din
rm.. kitchen. powder room, screened
porch; beautiful bedrms. 2 baths
on End a. stairway 10 finished 3rc
foor. Open Sunday, ! to dark. RA,
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
NEW, EXHIRIT HOME

3039 Oliver st. NV. tsee our sisn
"a blk so. of Utah and Nebr. aves
Proof OF value and popularity OF
these quality Colonial center-hall
homess may be iudsed by the fact
now nearing completion and ready
for previev today: 9 and z rms.
tdenl. 2 baths. 1st-h. lavatory.
semifinished recreation Tm full
stairway TO additional space on 3rd
gas heat; featuring the finest equip
ment. materials and craftsmanship,
consistent with the time tested
merits OF traditional Williamsburg
II you want the best. here is your
best buy. Open daily 2 till dark
WAGGAMAN-BRAWNER
owner-Builders. 1900 Eye ct. NV.
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SHEPHERD PARK

SHEPHERD PARK
Open Sat. g. Sun, / to 6 PM.
slos Eastern ave. at 14th st. NV
Last one left; priced to sell and
trades considered: We invite you to
inspect truly luxurious new brick
home and featuring the new form
lea kit. Home contains 8 lge rms
den, 2a baths. sundeck, screened-in
porch, beautiful rec. rm. aud Law. In
bsmt., fully sodded lot With paved
parking area. dishwasher. and many
other fine features that must be seen
Ray Morse, SH. $500. BROWN
REALTY CORP, Realtors. DU. 1855
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CHEVY CHASE D C

Lovely stone bunsalov-type home.
consisting of 5 rms. bath lst floor
3 master-size bedruls. full baths
End; extra lot included In reason
able price. Call Ia. l34s for more
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HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwest
SHEPHERD PARK
2008 18th ST NV

Top in quality, design and location
Beautiful 7-rm. brick. featuring den
Kit. With brkfst. space; bedrms
and 8 baths 2nd double insulated
attic: huge knotty-pine recre. rm.
with indirect lighting; also maid
rm and bath in bsmt. Only 2 left,
Inspect Sat. Sun, to o; other
days, to 8.
SIGLER & TISHLER
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1341 PERRY PL. N.W.

distinctive 20-ff. brick
home. iiv. rm.. din. rtn.. and den,
neatly paneied in wood. parqurt
doors upstairs and down; kitchen
has modern sink and cabinets: 4
reation rm.. gas heat. q bath. gar.
porch. nice yard: S14.7So. cail Mr..
SheehAn. RE. l633. COX q CO.
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AMER. UNIV. PARK
bedrooms. ga baths, detached
brick, First.f;; lily. m. din. rm.'
and g baths. Price reduced,
1851, E. Il, BoYNToN CO.. Or
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK, 46s3
Verplanck st. n.w.-Detached brick;
1st floor, living rm. with fireplace,
dining room. kitchen, screened con-
crete rear porch; End floor, 8 bed
rooms, bath.
KIRKS REALTY co.
RE. 1914. Evenings, RA. 1856. .
BARNABY WOODS
Custom built brick Colonial. with ige.
lot, center hall, spacious nv. rm.
with firepl, unique din. rm.. den
and kit: 2nd d., master bedrm. with
dble. closets and bath, Q other lge
bedrms. and bath; 3rd a., storage
space or playroom; rec. rm. and
maids quarters In bsmt.:. attached
garage. Price reduced for quick
sale.
RIGGS & CO.
EM. 2345: II no answer, TO. 5627.
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ARKANSAS AVE. fnr. 14thl-S13,- =
$50; on terms; 6-rm. row brick with
incl. heated sleeping porch. built-in
gar, gas h.-w. heat; conven. to
schools. shopping, transp. Shown
by appt. only. Call w. A. Bryant
WO 7165 or MI. 0600, with JOHN
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JAMES L. DIXON & CO
Ir. 5th g. Kennedy NV

In this popular neighborhood. brick
row. has two kitchens and income Of
5000 yr. besides owners apt. Very
deep lot; GARAGE. near schools, express
and crosstown buslines. Terms and
possession with settlement. Eve. or
SIN, phone Mr.. Gordon, Woodley
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CORAL HILLS, $500 bioek psfd Fe -
New dft eFieks q rms. aide perch
firepi, Earhsss dikpeaal. msny other
extras The beat value on the mar.
krt al sls,g3a Yoaf inspscttan IN
yited Trades eonSidefed MAX
MILLER. 500 / ! III St Sc FR @tan
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BEECHWOOD
Charming 3-bedrm., 2-bath Colonial
Chase, Nd; $4,000 lst at 4aR.
You will be charmed by the beauty
of its setting and surprised that
$4,000 cash can buy ii. Go out
Conn. to Bradley. left on Bradley ]
blk, right on Hillcrest around
circle, continue on Hillcrest to
Beechwood and left to 62l0 Beech
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D. H. JOHNSON CO.
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BRIGHTWOoD; S11,50O; $4,000 cash
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GE. 9011. MARSHALL j. WAPLE
Co, 1924 14th st. NV, Realtor,
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AMER. UNIV. PARK
Inspect today. this gracicusly deco
rated brick home IN q convenient
netghborhood. Six rms. two full
baths, ultramodern kit. 25-ft. Nv
rnn. Large per cent trust.
VICTOR WICKERSHAM
Realty. OR. 2100. Open o till o.
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DOCTORS, ATTENTION
3737 HUNTINGTON st. n.vs chsyy
dence, with doctors ofaces OF 4
rooms In addition TO main house; .
car garage. large lot with e4o-ft:
froataee. wei iandscaped: y blk. OF
Conn, ave. Must be seen 70 be ap-
preciated. Owner must sell. Open
SUNDAY TO pm To inspect.
car Mr.. Lueck, Ma, 204p: aft.r 3.
wo. 5733. L. =. BREuNINGER a.
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Mr.. LAFAYETTE SCHOOL
Reduced $4,000 for quick sale. Ex-
cellent prewar detached brick: first
floor. living rm. with fireplace, din
Ing rm., modern kitchen, reception
baths; finished. heated third floor;
large paneled recreation rm. in base
ment. gas h.-w. heat; detached ga
rage, nice lot. ARLIE L. JOHNSON
REALTY CO.. INC. 3402 Conn. ave.
OR. 7100. so
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-22
Mastrean And Bussey Top Star
Pro Boxing Card Here Monday

Professional boxing returns to Toledo Monday
Star Boxing Club presents opnotch weerweight battle
Sammy Masrean Pittsburgh Tamadge Buey,
roit Civic Auditorium Preliminares o.
Promoter Goldberg lined UP very attractive
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-22

Who hit most homers with
bases loaded In '48 in MI?
Sid Gordon, NY (N) 8.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-22

supporting cast highlighted by
the fast-climbing T o e d oan,
Charlie Cotton. Cotton will meet
Floyd Fielder in an 8-round
semi final. Cotton has won ii
of his last IL fights and has
been improving each time out.
Both Mastrean and Bussey
have won fights here in the last
year and have always pleased
the Toledo crowd A ding-dong
scrap is expected from these
two as both are on their way
up the ladder.
In addition to the two feature
bouts, Goldberg will also offer
l6 other rounds of fast boxing.
Two x-round settos will find
the popular local boy, Johnny
O'Connor, exchanging blows
with Joe Nelson of Detroit, and
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-22
From The
Rule Book
By Wilbert Birdie" Rule
Sports Editor
Local u Recreation Director

Last Tuesdays opening games in the major leagues
proved to very interesting we'll surprising IN many
instances Take for example the St Louis Browns knocking
Bob Feer from the mound and then going to beat the
Worlds Champs
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-22
Baseball Notice

The Local IL baseball
team will practice Sunday
at l p. m. in Merrill Field.
All tryouts are asked to
report or call Manager
Robbie Robbins at Jordan
2728.
The team will practice
every Tuesday and Friday
at $3.50 p. m. at Merrill
Field and every Sunday at
l p. m.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-22

former Buffalo hit homers the Tigers beat
ing the Chicago White SoX, 81.
Best pitching performance of the day registered by
Hal Newhouser Good to Mud Hens rooters the
fact that Art Houtteman in uniform and chased few
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-22

Rhinehart, former Toledo
Mud Hen outfielder. Rhine
hart will serve as a coach.
All indications point to ban,
ner year for the Local II team
according to Robbins. "We had q
good hitting team last season but
were a little weak on pitching
which caused us to lose several
close games" Robbins said.
The hurling problem is ex-
pected to be corrected the COM
ing year as some of Toledo's tor
Sandlot chuckers are trying foI
berths on the team.
Team positions are still wide
open and any Class AA players
interested in trying for the team
are asked to report Sunday at /
p. m. at Merrill Field or call
Manager Robbins at Jordan
2728. Practice sessions will be
held every Tuesday and Friday
at $50 p, m. at Merrill Field
and on Sundays at l p. m.
The UAW club will be en-
tered in the strong Toledo ANA
teur Baseball Federation which
will be composed of six teams in
the AA class. Each team will
be allowed to have three former
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-22
so Vie For Local 70 Baseball Team
Local II SofthaII
League Starts
Plans For Season

Organization of the Local IL
Softball League got under way
last week. and 16 teams have al
ready indicated they will enter.
A few more teams are expected
to be added, according to Scotty
Irvine, who will manage the
loop.
Team play will begin some
time the latter part of May and
continue throughout the summer
months. Games will again be
played at the c. Y. o. Field,
ParkSide Blvd and Bancroft st.
The Local II All-Stars will be
chosen from members of teams
in this league. The All-Stars
will play in tournaments as we'll
as several exhibition games.
Games this summer for the
Local IL League will be played
on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Last season 18 teams per-
formed in the league which was
divided into three divisions of
six teams each. Many outstand-
ing Toledo softball players with
league teams.
Local IL Units desiring to en-
ter teams in the league are re-
quested to contact Scotty Irvine
or call the Local IL Recreation
Office at Main 9126, Extension
20.
Results of last Wednesdays
meeting were not known at the
time the Journal went to press.
The next meeting of the league
is scheduled for this Tuesday at
7 p. m. in Parlor &C" at Local
IL Headquarters.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-22

professional players whF have
played no more than ClassSA pro
ball.
Several outstanding players
from last years Irish Taverns,
Milfords and Arnold's Appli-
ances are planning to perform
for Local IL this summer, ac-
cording to Robbins.
Bill Purcell, who was a stand
out for the Toledo Mercurys
hockey team this past winter, is
expected to be a member of the
team. Purcell played profess
Sional baseball in the California
State League.
In addition to league play iii
the federation, the team will
play several exhibition games
with outstanding Ohio and Mich
igan clubs.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-22

fly balls in the warm-up ses-
sions.
With the youthful Art back
pitching for the. Tigers, one,
and maybe two well-needed
hurlers may be sent down to
the Toledo club.
Speaking of opening day
games, our own Mud Hens
showed they at least have the
ability to come back. After
the first three Milwaukee
batters had crossed the plate,
things looked plenty gloomy
for the home crowd.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-22

Micky Young, Flint, battling
Dave Wilbourne, Detroit.
Making his first professional
try since winning last winter
Golden Gloves lightweight title
here will be Hank Ris. He will
face Farrell Reid, also of To-
ledo, in a four-round curtain
raiser.
Part of the proceeds of the
night will go to the family of
Art Jackson, local fighter who
recently died.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-22

A four-year-Old perch is about
rs inches in length, a five-year-
old near 8.5 inches, and a six
year-old averages 9,5 inches.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-22
Trout Fishing
Offered In IT
Michigan Streams

LANSING, Apr. Is - South
eastern Michigan fishermen who
cannot afford time for a trip
north when trout season opens
April 80 can fish II streams
without going out of their corner
of the state.
Though trout water in this
section of the state is limited,
legal-size trout lplantings were
made by the conservation de-
partment last year in Paint creek
and North branch of Saline
river, Washtenawscount Town
send creek, Macomb county;
Hunter, Klintz and Pine creeks,
Lapeer county; Mackey, Snyder
and Willow creeks, Jackson
county.
Kearsley creek, Genesee coun-
ty; Lovells creek and South
branch of Kalamazoo river,
Hillsdale county; Spring Brook
creek, ShiaWassee county; and
Duck, Trout and Paint creeks
and Clinton river, Oakland coun-
ty. These waters will again be
stocked before the season open
ing.
Special trout ponds in Wash
tenaw, Jackson, Hillsdale and
Oakland counties have proved
popular although regulations
special hours and fly fishing
specify limit of two fish day,
from the shore only. These spe-
cial ponds are listed in the fish
law digest.
Trout also were stocked last
year, but may not be legally
taken until June Is, in the fol-
lowing sout h east n lakes;
SWANS lake Jackson county:
Bird lake, Hillsdale county; and
Cedar Island, Cemetary, Deer,
Lotus, Maceday, Mohawk, Or
chard, Oxbow, S h o ] house,
Little Silver, Townsend and IN
ion lakes, Oakland county.
A four-year-old perch is about
rs inches in length, five-year-
old near 85 inches, and a six
year-old averages 9,5 inches.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-22

There is no closed hook and
line fishing season on ow
perch, crappies, whitefiN ind
white bass in the Great Lakes
and connecting waters, nom
trout streams, and lakes other
than trout lakes north of high
way Mas.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-22

What was Virgil Trucks,
Detroit (A), '48 record?
W. ID, l.. 13.
When was last time N. Y. (A)
won World Series in : games?
1899; defeated Cintinnati.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-22

TIC DLUWIIICo, pIIhSU 1UI SNNOIINI Vt
sion berth by practically everybody, gave
the hometown crowd quite thrill by beat
ing the highly touted Indians.
The other favorite to cop American
honors, the Boston Red Sox also dropped
their opener. Ironically to the same fellow
who set them down in the 1948 starter, Lou
Brissie.
Big news in Detroit was the sensational
manner in which rookie outfielder Johnny
Groth began his major league career The
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-22
Girls SoffboIi

The Local IL Girls Soft
ball Team will meet Tues
day at 1880 p. m. in Parlor
&C" at Local IL Headquar-
ters. All women interested
in playing with the team
are asked to be present.
Last season the team
won the Northwestern Ohio
Softball title.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-22
Robbins Expects To Field
Topnoteh Club This Season

More than so tryouts for the Local II baseball team
reported to Manager Robbie Robbins at the squads initial
practice last week at Merrill Field.
Manager Robbins who has had wide experience both
PLAYER and manager will be assisted this year by Fred
Evening star., 1949-06-22
By Dorothy Bihlmon


There is q shop located on Que
street in Georgetown that stocks
beautiful handmade articles. some
by well-known artists. others by
to the field. The
lamp pictured was done by Nancy
q very young. Vermont
born New Yorker. who hasewon a
reputation for herself with her
"textured" ceramics. The alter
mating black and white primitive
type figures. ghosts" she calls
them, encircle the base. This
same motif was used on a vase
with which she took first prize at
the 18th National Ceramic Exhi-
bition. popularity called the SYRIA
cuse Show" this year. The wooden
tray barely noticeable in the back
ground is about % inches in dia-
meter and was made Of jenisero
wood from Guatemala by a wood
artisan from California named
Bob StockSdale. His pieces are
characterized by the thinneSs to
which they are turned; their
SATIN -mooth surface, design and
unusualness of the woods used.
The sugar bowl and creamer were
done by the Scheiers who are
among the outstand-
ing American potters In New
Hampshire. 1t is said they have
pieces in museums all over the
and are consistent prize
winners in various competitions.
In this shop you'll find a COW
cred soup bowl and plate by
Little of Ohio that is in a
very pleasing mottled blue glaze.
The red clay shows up UNDER
Evening star., 1949-06-22

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