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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25

Tee same WIS expected 70 %
close becau>e Of Cenuals height
advantage but no one taught
tie I.airl3zerS mad enough 70
best TIC fifth ranking Class
schoalb3y basketball team in The
STATE Coach Hal Hammers
charges came close 10 Northern
last yta ~ the COLISEUM and
crN gree, second half squirt Dy
Chuck Holloway gave Powers
boys the game
Al Central could 10 in the
first auasies was De on The short
end Of is t. : score Northern
seemingly having everything It's
way Late IN the second stsnka
with Northern leading, 23-l6 vet
teran Dick Mosclv and tenth
grader Marty Meek csshed IN on
field goals, 20 draw Central
within three points of Northern
lead.
People who say that light
ing dosn'f strike in the same
place twice better change
their ideals. for Walt Thomp-
son hif three quick buckets 10
give Central a lead which they
never relinquished.
The Eskies. apparently think
ing the Central ave iniegc
PLAYED very wlde-opea ball In
The fourth heat SIX feet SIX
inch Nerner Kinen and Pink
Thompson made thing. hot fer
ihe Eskimos thai when the
smoke cleared away Central
owned nine point margin go
49,.
Late r. 'he heretofore treless
Blazers ran out ~ ga Nog'a-
orn closed ihc sap 20 two points
tfffe TIC c',rS IAN our
Werner Killen played the
hest game Of his career by
counting 20 points. while Bill
Wiley showed sparks Of bril-
ence With q markers. Pinky
Thor-scr's is and Jerry Phil
hr ARE were secondary for
1871 toa..,a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25
WAYNE ENDS SEASON
AGAINST AKRON FIVE

Wayne University's basketbsl
team closes out the l949 50 cc1'
season Saturday. against a pow
erful University of Akron five
The game will be played at san
Fair Coliseum beginning at s'
p. m.
Last but not least is an y
expression when applied to "
University OF Ohio team, whs
rates tenth in the United Sia'a
on offense.
In eight previous meetings %
Tartars have won three while 10
ing five to the Zippers. Last yea
Akron swamped Wayne 7i-5s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25

continent. provided he was in.
presslve in last nights bout
Although Toles won the bout
he was not impressive.si least
he was not the Toles Of old.
Easy Money
Nevertheless, Toles, in event
his manager keeps his, word,
may get an opportunity to make
a little easy cash. by fighiinf
in Europe. After all. there al
few heavyweights Of outstans|
ing quality in Europe So, Tclz|
patience. for these many yesn
may pay off in cash on anohs
continent.
Even though there aren't im
many heavyweights, worth ID
name in America. Toles chanca
at this late date in the rops
should prove more healthla
physically and financially scra
the water. Good Luck. Abe.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25

Miller Highs Trojans are back
on the win trail, and are IA
vorites to defeat Central High
in the semi finals Monday night
and go on to beat (?) Northeast
ern High. who conquered them
two weeks ago for the city cham
pionship for the third straight
year in l948. after winning the
championship playoffs. the Tro-
jams forfeited the title by play
ing an ineligible player.
Ezzard Charles. heavyweight
champion in ~ states. slated
this week that he expects re-
tired heavyweight champion
Joe Louis 10 come out Of retire
meni and fight for the title this
summer. possibly late summer.
Meanwhile. Louis manager
Harry Mendel. recently stated
in Florida. Joe is only 10
pounds over weight. and could
easily knock il off," Will Louis
make . comeback? You figure
II out.
joey Maxim. recognized light
heavyweight champion of the
world, is back in this country.
with his manager Jack (Fox)
Kearns. talking out Of both sides
Of his mouth Out of one side
he says: My boy Joey has beaten
Charles two out Of three bouts.
therefore he owns part OF the
title Further, we would rather
fight Louis Already Maxim is
scheduled to fight several Euro
pean fights before the year is
over.
Ray Robinson. welierweighi
champion OF the world. was
slightly injured over weekend
when the auto in which he was
riding collided with another.
He received several minor cuts
on the arm.
Graham. who recently con
quered Kid Cavilan. has not
stated whether he will fight the
latter a return bout or Robinson.
who has agreed TO fight either
Graham or Gavilan Ike Viii
lams. light weight champion
also prefers. another crack at the
Sugar Man" But Williams, like
Gavilan. has lost two decisions
TO "the Champ"
Luke Easter. the rookie Cleve-
land Indian, has great year cut
out for him by experts and anna
teurs alike; unless his stick ac-
complishes all that has been pre-
dicted for him, he is in for a
hard summer Of "jockeying." Our
guess is that he will not be as
sensational as some predict that
he will be, but will 60 a long
ways toward that before the sea-
son is over, and by 1851 will be
one of the games greatest hit
tiers"
Although the football season
is a long ways off. there are
rumblings around the nation
for recruiting last seasons
stars. This column Is willing to
bot that the Detroit Lions front
office will report a sizsable
profit Al the end Of the year.
OF course 80 far as the fans are
concerned. we predict an In
crease Of fans Of more than 90
per cent. What's your susss7
Another guess while we are on
the subject: Leon Hart Is great,
and probably will have great
year as a freshman in the pro
ranks, but other stars, maybe
some oldtimers. will likely claim
the limelight ~ well OF better
So much attention will be placed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25
SPORTS
Rrst'%
BY Jonathan Baltimore

Central High pulled the major upset Of the play-offs
thus FAR bv whipping Eddie Powers Northern team 5O4S.
The Blazers who three during the regular sea-
SON t. Northwestern pops L. D. 80 TO 81, and BEDFORD
52lG conquered the Eskes c'mincingly than the
s,nrn indirafnS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25

ed on as q preliminary boxe,
on Olympia shows three wear
ago--is now ranked the fihh
best welterweight In the world
by the authoritative RING mas.
azine. Only Gavilan. Georss
(Sugar) Costner. Bernard Docu.
sen and Bratton are ranksa
above the flashy Detroiter. Pei.
ton will be shooting for his 36Ih
victory in 80 starts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25
GPARKLES in
OPORTS WORLD

Harrison billiard, former Baldwin, allace hurdles
star and Olympic champion returned to the indoor track
again Saturday night and the 60yard high hurdles
in the National AAU meet in Madison Square Garden.
He did the distance in the record time of 6:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25
ST. ANTOINE YMcA

Northern YMCA swimn9
defeated ST. Antoine nata'n
IN a double meet Saturday, NJ
ing the first meet for u YEN
and under by a 1872 sore y
the 1922 in the junior dlvisn
u3 and IA years old.
Stan Rozyicki and Tom "
were double winners for NcIy
ern "Y". Rozycki placed 1s
in the 40-yard breast stroke y
6O-yard individual medley, VIZ
Law placed first in the 40 !"
l00-yard free style races
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25

clads were merely warming up
for the IC4A in Madison Square
Garden Feb. rs.
Smith. ace low and high hir-
dies man, will be competing
for the las. time, as will john
son. Smith halls from Jackson.
while Johnson is a native Of
Grandville, Mich. Neither OF
the stars took part in the l94e
Olympics. Johnson. who is pro-
badly the outstanding broad
lump athlete in competition, has
expressed his desire Of beating
Billy Steele's 70 feet. plus.
Steele. who played football
last season with a professional
team is no longer competing
and johnson should finish his
career at MISC as the nations
top broad jumper. Jesse Owens
26 feet 5 inch plus, seems 10
keep the youngsters trying.
Johnson. who is 25-years-olc
aside of being the best broac
jumper in the country is Z
threat in the dashes and low
hurdles. Smith, dash man. il
also better performer in botf
the high and low hurdles
He is expected TO team will
MSC's long and middle distanc,
runners TO return the title L
Michigan for the second con
secutivc year.
Yale. who finished scconG
last year in the IC4A, will b'
led by brilliant Jim Fuch. tn
shotput campion Of the world
In recent weeks. he has beef
outdoing himself, and is on TIT
upgrade. rather than and in
and-outer as others in his fiel,
appear 10 be al this time. HI
latest toss OF the l6-pounI
weight approached SO feet. Well
just four and half inches shy 0
SO.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25


pushed from the sports page
by his greatest competitor for
the shotpui title honors. is
training seriously. and will be
heard from In the near future
ii. .Fonville has only been in
competefifion twice. since re.
covering from a serious back
injury
Note to Will Robinson: BE
sure that all of your players are
eligible for the playoffs or you
may forfeit another title-did
we say title?. Organized Negro
baseball executives, after their
winter meeting report that they
anticipate their most profitable
year. hope they're right and
bring up a few more stars to be
sold TO the bigger time. after
all, they're big time.".
Barney Ewel.. down In Aus
iralia is yet running away
from the opposition. Past ihir-
iY. he seems 10 get better with
the year.
Bleacher experts are saying
that the Detroit Tigers are
scouting" for At least one
sepia player. especially one
who can help the team. They
need pennanf. and not so
much the cash that other
teams hire race splaysrs for. :,
Would be nice to see a quail
fled player Of our group swat
ting the ball for the Tiger. we
would like nothing better than
for the Tigers TO get on the
ball. What's thst7 Mr. Briggs
is not opposed to Negroes work.
ing at his plant and we don't
believe that he would kick on 4
qualified" Negro seeking the
horsehide for his pet" the III
gers"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25
Winner Of Williams FELTON, Bout
Sees Title Bout With Sugar! Ray Ray

Local fight fans advised that tickets Tor The TX
Willams-Lester FELTON, ten round non-title fight /
Olympia on March are sale at the Olympia DO
office
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25
Fenld
KegIerS
BY ADLEE v. BELL

The Dr jant CWehngs lost
'vo games 20 ire Detroit color
"a cltizrn lQu- 1898 d.
Ca'rtings received IS pin hip.
The Grea, Lakes Insurance
aon three came from Gibbons
Realty l838-i95+ wih Great
Lakes received "a ON hdp.
Gibbons lost their games by for
'eii because three Of their mem
bcrs were absent Despite that
Gibbons rad total pins.
Crown Bar 3 Que lost three
games TO AL Nations Ranch.
l9l3-l778 Grown received a AZ
pin hdp.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25

lacks Of bronchial ssthms ruin sissp ana
energy without trying ME1'Dhco, which
tubes and lungs. Usually helps nature quickly
remove thick sticky mucus Thus Alleviate
coughing sncx ds freer breathing and better
sleep. Oct M<NDhCO from druGgist. onfis-
nc1A89 - money back guaranteed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25
LEAGUE DoINcs

lnez Williams rolled l44-l30-
i95 Tor a 469 series.
FRANKIE Streeter has an sv-
ersge Of III and rolled l3l-i42-
1876 for a 400 series. frankie
Streeter won a pin last season
for q most improved bowler.
Belle Porties rolled 112-19l-
1875 for a 488 series. BY the way
Belle Porties belong to the $50
Club.
Great Lakes Insurance and
the Detroit Colored Citizens are
tied for second place in the lea
CUES standing.
Looking over attendance sheet
find that we have five bowlerz
that has perfect attendance "a
date. They are as follows: /.
Elma Wise, 2. Mae Richardson,
3. Aureiia jackson T. Mamie
Henderson, 5. Sarah Stewart
Just goes to show that wealth
er. jobs and what have you
can't keep . determined bowler
away.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-17
Modern Homes
Appliance Exhibit
To Show Full Line

SPANS Home Appliance Shop
is another of the seven Marys-
vile appliance stores which will
sponsor an exhibit at the Electri-
cal Appliance Show to be held
in the Armory on April l8-l9-20.
D. Carl Spain, owner of the
store, has not definitely decided
pn the exact models and pieces
he will take to the show, al
though he will try to display rep
reSentatives of his complete
line as near as possible.
MI. Spain handles three lines
of appliances in his store. They
are Frigidaire, Hoover, and Do
mestic. He will probably exhib-
it 10 pieces from this line, includ-
ing refrigeraters, ranges, freezers,
sweepers, and washers.
He will be with the booth each
evening during the three day
show to make explanations and
answer questions on the appli-
ances.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-17
S~purling-M cKitrick.
Plons DispldY of
VarietY of Appliances

An extensive display of small
appliances will be- included in
the exhibit to be made by the
Squirting and McKitrick Elect
rio Shop at the Appliance Show
to be put on here in the Armory
on April Is, 10, and 20.
Winton Squirting reported that
refrigerators, ranges, washers,
and freezers of the General Elec-
trio and Hotpoint line carried by
them will be displayed and every
attempt will be made to secure
a company representative from
Columbus to act as demonstrators.
At any rate, one of the local
dealers will be with the display
at all times during each evening
the show is open. They will be
happy to answer any questions
on any of the appliances display
ed.
Many smaller electrical units
such as irons, roasters, disposal
units, hot plates, etc. will also
be exhibited in an attractive dis
play. A Fetters air conditioning
unit will also be set up if pos
sible.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-17
Cold Forces Delay
In Truck Opener

The Marysville track meet with
Westerville which was scheduled
for Friday was postponed and re-
scheduled for Tuesday.
On that day the Monarchs will
tangle with Westerville and Bex-
ley in a triangular meet at West
erville. Both opponents have the
benefit of several previous meets
while Marysville's thinclads will
be taking part in their first event
of the year.
Following the meet at Wester-
vile on April 10, the locals will
take part in the Mansfield Relays
Saturday.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-17
PACE rHREH

in this show and helping to make
il a success.
Several models of Emerson
radios and television will be ex-
hibited. The Electric Shop hand
les a full line of Emerson radios
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-17
Radio. T%elevigion To be Dlsplayed By snider EleetrIe

also be included in his display
which will include seven or eight
pieces. The Electric Shop is one
of seven local dealers taking part
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-17
.rnE UNION COUNTY journal. MARYsv1LE. ONO.

A full line of radios and tele-
vision sets will be put on dis
play by the French Snider Elec-
trio Shop at the Electrical Appli-
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-17

ance Show planned for the Ma
rysville Armory Tuesday, We'd
nesday, and Thursday.
Monarch electric ranges will
Evening star., 1950-10-20
AVIATION
MOTORCYCLES
TRAILERS

Chicago .., ssTREAMLIGHr 1e47; q
down. bal. financed through our
81. AEo s3do sI3dMoA1LER CO.. $500 Ga. sye.'
TfaFr fsRfTfl sys Ssa7 IL {|S3 ,,.s ill.,
cash: sH. 95I5. sligo I7o4. ~SS @
rent; day, week. month. MILLER'S
TOURIST CAMP, 1Ia miles west
Fairfax, Va. Route al. %.
If YOU WANT light. easy-pulling
has practically all the facilities of
2 big one, see this 14-ft., attrac-
tive, aluminium Sport King; like
new. Only $1.095. TIE. 6743. go
HEETER TRAILER SALES, Berwyn,
aoS noS 1ssa has trls-s gs display Of both new
ment; clean, used trailers, ranging
from rs $500 0 70 ss.75o T Ss terms mi; pfases to 8
yrs Phone TO 51l1
Raft. HOUSE. TRAILER; refgr.. bot
tlsd aNEERsnN Eas; S9od on9nI s9nfttien; $3.50. LEG
PAN AMERICAN 1947: 25-ft.: ex-
Fan AMERICAN 1947 de luxe. 81 1T. |;
BRYANs ROAD TRAILER PARK.
Phone Indian Head 40S9. 22s
OFFICE TRAILER; new in 1916; 21
IT. long. & #. wide: equipped with
lights, heat, desk, built-in seats and
closets; excel. cond.; ideal for used
ca car sano sales or construction Office da
PALACE, 22-ft. aluminium body; ex-
cellent condition; sold orig. for over
$4,000; used as our Office and never
on the highway; fully equipped;
OST7 0A
Evening star., 1950-10-20
wATERF'r PROP. SALE (cons. }

LONG BEACH-New cottage, 100 #.
from bay; only $1,000 down; full
price, $6,950; terms to suit buyer;
living room, large kitchen and din
ing area, 2 bedrooms and complete
bath with tub: fully graded lot,
75xl00; finish details to suit pur-
chaser.
Be sure to inspect new waterfront
area-New group lots being offered
for first time. unsurpassed for beau
ty and desirability. Act quickly for
choice locations. Long Beach is
sensibly restricted, waterfront, resi-
Dental colony, located on the white
sand shore of the beautiful Chesa-
peake Bay. Pure artesian water is
centrally distributed; electricity and
phone service. Long Beach has the
finest man-made yacht basin on the
entire bay. protected by natural land
contours and granite jetties. Drive
down at your earliest convenience
At Long Beach, we have excellent
homesites for less than the cost o1
drilling an artesian well at most
beaches. Lots with all improvements
range from $500 up. Down pay
ments and terms to suit any respon-
sible person. Drive miles south Of
Prince Frederick on the Solomon
Island rd.. turn left at st. Leonard
and follow Long Beach signs to
ONCE on bay. NJ. E. ROCKHILL
INC, st. Leonard, Md. --2i
Evening star., 1950-10-20
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR REM

EXCELLENT S. w. LOCATION, at
9Th and Maine ave. with, 1st and
End commercial uses: level, vacant
ground contains approx. $4,000
T. CARR, Ma. 1865. 80
1515 GOOD HOPE RID. s.E-Rent
as is, or will remodel to suit
tenant; reas. rent. CONGRESS
REALTY CO., DI. 1882. 30
1st COMMIT, 1404 Harvard ST.. NV.
Large front rm. for any business,
living otrs. in rear. EN-. 9040. -23
927 18th ST. NV, ground floor;
two rooms and lavatory; second floor,
two rooms and bath; third floor.
two rooms and bath: fourth floor,
two rooms; $3.50 per month.
1852 K st. NV; six rooms and bath
with, available parking; $3.50 per
aII4 K st. NV, completely re-
modelled; first floor, large room
approx 14x40 #. with picture
windows; second floor. three rooms
and bath; gas heat; parking in the
rear; $3.50 per mo; HAcKMAN- n,
ST. 5443. 40
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OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

HARWILL BLDG. 1885 K st. NV
Desirable office space in a variety
GA. AVE. AND PARK RD.-s rooms.
kitchen and bath; 2nd floor front;
any ME Of1es f6s5p purpose. DAVID E. BARRY' M5R
5si5 E GA. GA AVE. N.w.-s lge. rms.
kitchen, bath and inclosed porch;
2nd g.; pvt. entrance. Available Nov.
10. Suitable for oftice and liv. quar-
1856 ssNs' coNN. oN d7s$E AvE. N.w.-one. til three
and four-room suites avail. for i'm
Newly decorated. Cali ME. 54oo. 50
EVANS BUILDING, 1920 New York
ave; NV available Immediately;
anil.aDs rooms pEss II %sft sfsRT zsRT
474 < st NV ME- iio7
OFFICES. above corner modern drug
store, on very busy thoroughfare in
east Falls Church; no competition;
S1sness s1ifaeis magical FA aoSz 81 any kind 5e OF
MUST LEAvE-Will suitcase Arm
shop. artists. or drapery business;
in ideal commercial location; must
act quickly: Call Ex: 1919, be-
pTPoNT 1MseH r. AREAN1sso a ahs 18th I'll st. Large
studio; light housekeeping in rear;
semipvt. bath; S95 mo. Call AID.
1873 EYE ST. NV large rms.
pvt. Law; also basmt rm.: reas.
Mr.. CLARKE. MA. 37ss. -22
ALLISON BLDG. ofice space. 300
to 700 it.: free park; good NV.
loc. B. 3. ALLISON, GE. 0513
VACANCY in new medical building,
1928 Eye st. NV. for dental labor
atory; must be seen to be appreci-
ated. Call MR.. FALCONE. Ma. 1886.
WANT TO SHARE my real estate
Office in the Bond Bldg; inquire at
Room 432, or call MA. 417S, or
SILVER h1. SslPRING-omce avail. apt.
if desired. jU. 7-sSsS. 30
DOWNTOWN beautiful. large frs,
open space; combined, separate;
reas: pvt. entr. ELLIS, ME. 1171. .
DETACHED 4-story bldg. near Du-
pont Circle, suitable for office head
quarters for nonprof1t organization
or a foreign government. About
5000 It. floor space. Rent 5000 per
mo. For appt. write 1918 Que st
NV. or phone MI. 1920. -21
FURNISHED OFFICE large Offices
and receptionist space, downtown
location, at 1923 Conn. ave.; rent
$3.50 per month. Phone RE. 1915
DUPONT CIRCLE-Entire floor. {
large rooms. l small, bath, closets
500. MI. 1887. Seen by appt
Evening star., 1950-10-20
AUTOS & TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK, any size Job; prompt
srevice; reas.: local or long distance
ia. 1887; after 7 pm, GE. 1416.
21"
MOVING-HAULING and de-
livery; prompt. courteous service:
reas. rates. JOHNSON. MI. 0279.
CO. 1867. -25
2k-TON STAKE, large or small Jobs;
box car unloading a speciality; reas.
rates LO, H-3442 -25
Evening star., 1950-10-20
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

LONG BEACHGWaterfron cottage.
100x1 50-foot lot; prewar construc-
rms. and finished, insulated dormi-
tory, 2nd f.: 11a baths and utility
room Priced to sell quickly. May
be seen this week end. M. E. ROCK
HILL, INC. Phone Prince Frederick,
Md. 30S-J. -21
MIMOSA COVE, Leale, Md; new 60
acre development on beautiful cove,
opening into Herring Bay; large
lots; all-year homes complete or
will build to suit; reasonable financ-
ing. See MR.. SMITH. or call West
River 1893. "a
Evening star., 1950-10-20
DESK SPACE

DESK SPACE, downtown; reasonable
RE. 313O. 22s
BARR BLDG, e1o 18th st. NV
Near Conn. and K New modern
attrac. desk space for those who
board. mail and telephone answer
ing service available. Call DI. 2704.
DESK SPACE, with answering serv-
ice. S1l Eye st. NV. Republic 7060.
02s
Evening star., 1950-10-20
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

WILL PAY A GOOD PRICE and all
casn for to IL apt. bldg in a
good location from owner or agent.
RE. 52l6. -23
CASH FOR 4, 6 or family apt.
Prefer Sc. loc. Write Box 47O1.
Wash 20. D. C. -22
Evening star., 1950-10-20
REAL ESTATE LOANS

2nd TRUST NOTES BOUGHT.
PROMPT SERVICE. 2IaGs TO Az
DISCOUNT. Mr.. QUICK. RA. 34ls
TRUSTS, 1st, end and ard; Md. Va,
D. C: wk.'s service. ADAMS REALTY
CO.. 905 N Y. ave. NV. RE 1879
FIRST TRUST LoANs-No months n
LINKINs CO.. 1915 N NV. D1.
a. AZ. so INTEREST. according ,c
classification Of security and loca.
MOORE q HILL CO.. 73S 18th st
ARE YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
too highp Have you 1st and End
trust on your property? Let US try
to re-f1napce 1t and make your pay
me, ments easier. B ]. CRIVELLA. INC
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
monthly payments. P. J. WAIsHE
INC, l1l5 Eve st. NV Ma. 646S
CASH FOR lst AND 2na rKUsI
NOTES incl LIST trus: on acreage
quick settlement: white or colored
r. GoRboN. The Colorado m iN Bids''
l4th and G sts NV DI $3.50
Brokers. attention.
FIRST AND SECOND Trust LOANS
..BARTOw REALTY co. Realtors
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-Ws
Waii wan rbH Duy ad second,trust co a. notes D. e,
sANA sfAaRS d N MoRraaaE0 Hs aRaeaas0aaPIs NyasT Tssss
NEWT CORP. 1872 N. Y. ave. NV
National 5S33
Evening star., 1950-10-20
Luxury Estate With
Excellent Stone Home

Colonial-type stone home Quilt 1940),
in beautiful setting Of oaks. and
dogwood, on 25-acre estate Of fine
paddocks with excellent small boz
stall stable. This expensively con-
structed home has four bedrooms
water heat, Aft. living room with
fireplace, sun porch, paneled der
with fireplace, recreation room, stone
guest house and two-car stone ga
rage. Five minutes from churches
school. markets. Fronting on o
paved road it is an easy hour from
Washington; INQUIRIES for price ano
appt. only. An exclusive with
John Allen Johnston
Phone 9s. Closed Sun. Leesburg. Va
Evening star., 1950-10-20
L O S T

S10o By Q certain man In Arlington
who sold his car to neighbor with
out drst getting an offer from
Arlington Motor Co.
Il block South Of Key Bridge)
1917 North Moore ST. OW. S7S7