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An acre and independence. $500 Ono
house,. Also 1-acre real water
front lots right on Bull Run. $500
payable $50 down, SIS a month:
hunting. fishing and SWIMMING
from your own back yard; plenty
OF room for chickens, garden. fruits
etc; raise your own food and beat
the high cost OF living and don't
worry about rationing and hoard
ing. You can use your land as soon
v0n nov tho cox
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FARMS

WANTED-Buy or rent in nearby
Md; have milk goats. starting dairy;
help, partners sought. EN-. 1888.
Box 11S-R, Star. -5
GOOD FARM within 20 miles of D. C.
One of the best farms in northern
Va Approx. 1874 acres; some
wooded land. Large 6-bedrm., 2-bath
house, large barn and outbldgs.
Beautiful view. Price. S31. 500: "a
cash, terms on balance, AZ. H. A..
DARNE, Gil. 1878.
1876 ACRES, improvements, at less
than acreage prices, $4,000; be-
tween winchester and Front Royal,
VI. GL. 6e4e. o.
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'E LUXE HOME
$40 $50

See this 2-bedrm. rambler with COL
ored tiled bath and fixtures; liv.
rm; with Roman brick firepl, and
a cple. looking for a quality home al
low cost. To inspect, call OW. 5000.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
1853 LEE HWY. OFF GLEBE RID.
nM OAO0
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COLORED-2 LOVELY LOTS. Cd
Kenilworth ave. on 42nd ST., fairly
priced at $4,000 each. Ewes, call
IA. 0296. Exclusively with METZ
LER. Realtor-Builder. 1l06 Ver-
COLORED-ACREAGE. P. G. County:
total area, 81 acres: frontage on
paved hwy; 6 miles from D. c.;
water. elec. and ous service at door
way. For quick sale 500 per acre
Call THOMAS v. LAKE. realtor.
WA. 14O4. WA. 1857. Riyerdale,
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FREDERICK COUNTY

Leesburgh. 474 M, Va.
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CONTINUED On Next PssS5
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ONE-HALF OF OFFICE, separately
partitioned, 18th and H stS. NV
Reasonable rent. MA. 1895. -
SUITABLE FOR DOCTOR or dentist.
Very desirable broom suite, S33
50. IT, at Conn ave and Porter
st. NV. Available now. THOS. J.
FISHER d CO.. Realtors, 73s 18th
st. NV, DI. $3.50. Il
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GENERAL FARM

In Loudoun County. within commut-
ing distance and on good road with
creek frontage, good fences, good
outbldgs.. good small house. all in
grass, lays nice and plenty of water
Inspection by appointment JOHN
ALLEN JOHNSTON, phone 9S, Lees
burg Va. "a
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AUNT FLAT

S26,50O
Well located, excellent repair. Price
includes furnishings. Income, $3.50
mo; Mr.. Beall, ma. $500; ewes, OW
1925
BOSS & PHELPS
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MANOR CLUB ESTATES - Wooded,
1O0x270; carries free membership
.Tr to sSP,6H elS5 81 a417; 1I7;nrns -
lots; $500 to $3.50 each, 6 lots or
more); located nearby Virginia. Will
consider subordination. Box BOT. F.,
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INDUSTRIAL LOCATIONS
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-REhT

1 200 SO. FT. BASEMENT, zoned
industrial; also lot adjoining. AIS
Bethesda ave, Bethesda, Md, or
phone Rockville 1896. -6
$4,000 SO. FIT. Of heavy industrial
ground, fenced; private railroad sid
ing; brick office and scales; ne.
location. MA. $685. -6
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MILL CREEK PARK

4s11-1 OAVII4A Z 111E1N
Why live in the hot crowded city
when you can be SO cool and COM
Portable in this beautiful wooded
restricted development, only II min
away. Lots are u acre to approx. .
acres in size and can be purchased
on easy terms. A beautiful stream
for your recreational activities. Lo-
Gated l mile west of Annandale, Va,
hwy.
Mill Creek Park Development Corp.
CH 47R7. Fairfax 4O2 =6
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GRAZING FARMS

Fully developed and we'll maintained
grass farms, pay O high return and
therefore sell at approx. $3.50 per
acre, including buildings. Such
places start to pay of the first
year. We have top places. one at
S37 500, and the other at S45, 900
Not for the amateur dreamer. but
attractive to the experienced cat
tleman who operates for a profit.
Ian S. Montgomery & Co.
Leesburgh. 474 M, Va.
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Rambler-Full Basement
81, $50 Down-$49.89 Per Mo.
redwood Huge living rm.,
lovely bedrms.. bath and large
fully equipped kitchen, full basement
with English entrance, oil heat and
recreation rm.; Is acre of land with
beautiful trees and shrubs: immacu-
late condition.; only 20 minutes from
PentaRon. Call Mr.. Kite Sat. and
Sun, at Falls Church 1888.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC,-1520 K ST NV.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

GEORGETOWN Ist comm. lot,
fronts on 2 sts.; 43 IT. ON Wis. ave.
Suitable, for high-income apt. BLDG.
with stores and parking facilities,
Call RUDOLPH SHILLIN. CO. 1919
EXCEL. COR. LOG. in Arl. on Wilson
blvd. between Clarendon and the
proposed Hecht store; will build on
great opportunity for, an enterpris-
ing businessman. Call GEORGE H.
RUCKER CO., OK. O917. -5
WILL BUILD for good tenant on new
Fairfax dr.. at Stafford St. .Arl. Cor.
loc. 7Sx100, excel. spot for many
types of business. Call GEORGE H.
RUCKER CO. OK. 0197, b
S-ROOM BRICK HOUSE for sale, by
owner. Phone TR. O575. 1888
GROCERY AND GENERAI-All ma
sonry const. new bldg. and fixtures,
lovely apt. above; 225-ft.. lot 'front.'
age; on new street; no other stores
within l mi; $4,000 cash to handle;
buy direct from owner. builder who
has other responsibilities; mixed
trade which is changing to colored:
ga blks. from new high school; lots
OF new const. nearby. WA. 1146,
WA. 5917, MR.. DICKEY. Inspection
by appointment. only.
NORTHEAST - second commercial:
10000 So. TT. of ground with partial
building covering 10000 SO. IT. Ma.
CONNECTICUT AVE.
Near Calvert St; 1st com'l.; large
parking in rear. Excellent for doc
tor. offices or business; oIea reasonabls
81, 52s5. BOSS & PHELPS. INC.
l41T X st. NV. -
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE
Zoned for Manufacturing

Zoned for Manufacturing
In heart of Rosslyn business, in ex-
cess of $4,000 So. it.. 200 fl. on
wide boulevard extra good valuel;
another plot 160'x140' on ry. sid
ing: > blocks to heart of Clarendon
shopping. Priced below competition.
Also have S0'xl0O' on Kenilworth
ave. ne. Will sell, lease or build to
suit tenant. Call Mr.. Stup with
BETHEL
1915 X st. NV. DI. 3100. q
INDUSTRIAL LOCATIONS
From 10000 square feet to
IS acres. Excellent sites in
D. c., nearby Maryland and
Virginia Several with rail-
road siding. Short haul to all
Metropolitan area. Suitable
for any manufacturing use.
Also several warehouses; now
available. If you are seeking
location for your business, call
Everett Scott, CO. 1000, Ext.
669.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345. %
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS WANTED
DESK SPACE

DESK SPACE, mail. message. secre-
r NV, Suite sos. Ex. 978s. 10'
BARR BLDG. 91O 18th st. NV, near
Conn. and Knew modern attrac-
tive desk space for those who want
the best. Receptionist. mail, switch
board and stenographic service. Call
DI. 2704 S
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ROYAL RAMBLER

A1O L AL AS<1NnDhGIl
An excellent constructed brick home,
consisting of 3 large bedrms. and .
baths, liv. rm. l4x22 IT. with fire.
place, full din. rm., large fully equip.
kit. really delightful rear screened
porch. bsmt. with outside entrance,
stairway to unfinished attic; shaded
lot 70Xl6S. A real home should be
seen to be appreciated. Call for
appointment.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Radio Bldg, Arlington. IA. 4-11h5
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE
SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN BEACH, MD. - For sale
Beautiful, direct ocean-front k-acre
lot. Must sacrifice for S1,050, $1,000
below current market price: terms
arranged. WA. 41S6. %
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Avalon Shore. Completely furnished
year-around home; living rm.. Q
bedrms., modern kitchen, large stor-
age space, full bath, large front
and side screened porch, nice trees
and lawn; lot l00x2O0; good terms.
Max C. Schwartz, ia. $500
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New Waterfront Bungalow

Only S7.45O. terms, buys this new.
well-arranged, year-around home;
committing distance to D. c., Chess-
peake Bays finest fishing, Grabbing
and boating; porch. liv. rm.. modern
kit. 2 bedrms., bath and foored at
tic Call Mr.. Lawrik. LO. 5-29SO or
drive to Deale, Md. and call West
River 6144. MAX C. SCHWA u,
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5 ACRES
AND A MILE VIEW

But only 6 blks. to bus. This fine
home has bedrm. and " bath down.
huge bedrms. and bath up; space
for nursery or DRESSING. rm.. of each
14xl4 din. rm., breakfast nook and
screened porch. Mr.. Annandale. Only
S24. $50. Call OW 5000.
CLEAN, COOL, HONEY
All-brick. Lge. liv. rm. w/firepI., fam
ily-size din. rm, beautiful kit; 3
bedrms. and tiled bath up; full bsmt.
with bath; lge. screened porch
Lovely shaded yard Suburban sur
roundings. but close to school, bus
and shopping. Only Sl9.750
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HOUSES ON 50. RIVER, S6,7bO.
Only 25 mi from D. c.
suitable for year-around living;
each has private water front with
magnificent view and setting. From
Capitol lights, D. c., go straight out
Rt. 214. % M. and take left as
indicated by darlington" and
Harrington" signs. Open week
ends. ST. 1900. weekdays. q
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SEE US FIRST

brick full Dsmt., mr.. schools, sci 600
8 rms;-frame, u baths, acres,
20 mi. D c.. SI395O.
5 rms.-frame, full bsmt., attic, 10
mi D. C. S1250n.
REAL ESTATE
Tyson's Cor, Falls Church. FA. 66O1.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
"THE GARRO"

Hate kids. hate noise. hate dogs. hate
people? Love woods. love nature, love
located on lge. wooded lot 25 min
utes from D. C. 3 bedrms.. tiled
bath, huge liv. rm., separate din.
rm., lge. equip. kit, full bsmt. with
outside entrance; garage with con-
features too numerous to list, so
call OW. 5000 to see this early.
REAL PROPERTY
See this brick bungalow on a high To-
cation and very convenient to every
thing. 2 bedrmS. and tiled bath on
lst A.; liv. rm., din, rm., equip. kit.
full bsmt.; attic 75ec completed for
9 extra bedrms., so get your hammer
and saw and call us to see this
lovely bungalow, with GI loan that
you can assume
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ROSE HAVEN BEACH
BUNGALOW, $1,000 Furnished

DU115U U1OW, ~T,OOO II1 II1511NS1
2 bedrooms. full bath, expan. attic
foored; has 8 lge. windows. modern
kit, refgr. and stove, hardwood
ifs. plaster walls. lgc. screened front
porch: Immaculate cond.; 2 blks. TO
new yacht club. quiet community
on Chesapeake bay Call Mrs.
1R2R -6
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LOOK INTO THTSI
ONLY $4,000

Complete little country home. Modern
imp. Large shaded corner. $500.
RA 152l after Z pm S.
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| HAVE SEVERAL CLIENTS anxious
to purchase 3-bedroom MONIES in
Arlington, Forest or Dominion Hills,
If you are planning to sell, please
call Mr.. Goddard, RE. O6O6.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES INC.-152O X ST. NV.
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SECURITIES BLDG.
peted suites; will decorate air cond,
or remodel to suit tenant of excel.
refs, reasonable rental Apply 3rd
floor or call DI. 1910 or OR. 650S.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

INDUSTRIAL and 2nd commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease
A. M ROTH, RE. 1880
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FARMS FOR SALE
80 acres-2 springs, 6 rms, frame;
SIS, 500.
53 acres-s rms. Ia baths, barn;
$4,000.
REAL ESTATE
Iysons Corner, Falls Church, FA.
660l 4
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WE NEED VA. HOMES
We have cash buyers; ramblers at a
premium.
ALLEN REALTY, FA. 44O0
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GOOD ROADS
ELECTRICITY
35 minutes drive out Lee blvd to
Centreville; turn left at traffic light
on Route IS Coward Manassas
four miles to our big sign on left,
SMALL FARMS" Open every day, /
to S pm. Every Trailways bus to
Manassas passes US. Bring SO
deposit Ia
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MD.-On the bay, All
pch. 25x13. kit, Q bedrms.. bath
with built-in tub: stairway TO attic
suitable for 2 bedrms: gas stove.
elec. refgr.; open fireplace. Faces
water. Price. S6950; terms. L. T.
GRAVATTE. Realtor, 1918 K st.
NV, Ma. 0753; eve, Phone OR.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-05-04

with both runners advancing. Book
then went in to bat for Armbruster
and he also singled to center, scor-
ing Busa, with Major stopping at
third. Then, with Warfield at bat,
Book stole second. Warfeld then
drew a walk filling the bases. That
was the end of Higham and Ray
Bradford took over the pitching
chores, with Pottenger replacing
Long behind the plate.
Mclean, the first man to face
Bradford grounded out third to
first, with Major scoring Sunbury's
second run of the inning and send
ing Book to third and Warfield to
second The score at this point was
Hagerstown 10 Sunbury 8. Littrell
was up next, but Bradford got him
on an easy fly to Levan in left, to
end the inning and the ball game.
It was as sweet a job of relief pitch
ing as you could wish to see.
Summary: Hagerstown 1OR, OH.
2E. 8 Left; Sunbury, OR. 11H. 4E.
6 Left.
Both of the Saturday and Sunday
games at Sunbury were rained out.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-05-04
ALLENTOWN HERE
april 26l

Although the opening game against
Allentown will have been played
week ago when you read this, so
many people have asked me to give
a play-by- play account of the game
that have agreed to do it, and here
it is:
LIST Inning
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS flied to
right. Kanavage went out third to
first and Joyner popped up to third.
OR. OH. OE. None left.
observation-disclosures flied to
left. Heap went out short to first
Levan walked and then went to
second on wild pitch. Tedesco
went out pitcher to first. OR. OH
OE. One left.
End Inning
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS singled to
center, but Marolewski hit into a
double play, second short to first.
Burrichter beat out a hit to third
and then went to third when Swed-
erske doubled to right. DiMartino
ended the inning by flying out to
right. OR. 3H. OE. Two left.
Hagerstown-P ottenger singled to
left. Heinbaugh popped to short.
Owen walked, sending Pottenger' to
second, but Long hit into double
play, short to second to first. OR.
III. DE. One left.
3rd Inning +.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was hit
by a pitched ball. Kanavage then
singled to left, sending Koppenhav-
er to third, from where he scored
when balk was called on Reardon,
with Kanavage advancing to second
Joyner fouled out to the catcher
Reardon then walked Browne and
Marolewski, filling the bases, but
Burrichter forced Marolewski at
second to end the inning. IR. III.
OE. Three left
Hagerstown- Reardon got a base
on balls. Simmons struck out, but
Heap also walked. Then, with Lee
van at bat, balk was called on Nc
Combie, sending Reardon to third and
Heap to second. Levan then got the
third walk of the inning, filing the
BASES. Tedesco, the next man up.
grounded to Burrichter, who let the
ball get away from him, with Rear
don and Heap scoring on the error
and Levan moving to third. Levan
scored the third run of the inning
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-05-04

out on two walks and an error but
Yuhas put out the fire. Anderson
ended the game as winning pitch
er should, by setting down the SEN
ators in order in the bottom half of
the ninth.
Summary: Hagerstown, 3R, 8H, OE,
10 Left; Harrisburg, 2R, III, BE, 7
Left.
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Two Hagerstown men, Anthony
Joseph Calandrelle, hospital corps
man, third class, USN, of sic Jeffer-
son St, and Paul M. Brown, COM
missaryman, second class, USN, hus-
band of Mrs. Margaret R. Brown of
439 Mechanic ST., participated in
Operation Crossover aboard the at
tack transport, USS Fremont. The
manouevers were held last week off
Onslow Beach, North Carolina
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-05-04

Now let's review the first four
games of the season.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-05-04

Through Tuesday night, with just
four games played, the Braves had
completed seven double plays =
two at home and five on the road.
Unbeaten in their four starts, our
hustling Braves were back home
yesterday and were scheduled to
play Lancaster last night in the first
of three game series. Sunbury
comes in for a single game on Sat-
urday night (Ladies Night and a
double-header on Sunday afternoon.
The boys leave on their second
road trip Monday, playing two games
at Allentown, followed by three
game series with Lancaster. They
will be back home on Saturday,
May Is, for four-game series with
Harrisburg.
The close to 5000 fans who
poured into the stadium for the
postponed opening game of the sea-
son on Wednesday night saw just
about everything that could happen
in ball game.
The were introduced to the new
balk rule, which says that when the
pitcher stands facing the batter
ready to deliver the ball in the set
position-that is holding the bali in
both hands in front of his body-he
must come to complete stop for at
least one second before delivering
the ball If he fails to come to a
complete stop at least one second,
he will be charged with a balk.
AS matter of fact, the first run
of the ball game was scored by AL
lentown when balk was called on
Reardon with a man on third base.
They also saw one thing that the
fans wanted, and that was a Hagers-
town batter Dob Pottenger) slam
one out of the ball park with men
on base. AS matter of fact, every
thing that scorer has to write into
his score book during a game hap
pened with two exceptions-there
were no sacrifices and nobody hit
a three-bagger, and finally, they saw
what they went out to see, the home
team win the opening game of the
season.
Now let's review the first four
games of the season.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-05-04

hits, errors, ten left; Hagerstown,
8 runs, 6ehits, 8 errors, ten left.
Winning pitcher Bradford, losing
pitcher, McCombie. Time of game
2 hrs. As min. Paid attendance 4,425.
Thursdays game with Allentown
was rained out.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-05-04

On Tuesday night I attended the
annual Sunday School Bowling
League banquet, and this time 1 ar
rived in time to enjoy the fine turkey
dinner served by the ladies of st.
Johns Lutheran Church.
regret that l did not have time
to write report of the banquet in
time for this issue, but you can look
for it, in full, next week.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-05-04
INTERSTATE
LEAGUE STANDINGS
Double Plays
ough Tuesday,

Double Plays
Through Tuesday night, with just
four games played, the Braves had
completed seven double plays =
two at home and five on the road.
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THICKER1S How many
~ chickens are there for every
person in America today?
About three. A recent count re-
vealed 448, ,838, 600 chickens in the
country, nearly triple the human
population.
ID. H., San LeGadrO, Calf.
TSK! TSK! ). In a reading
surrey, conducted by George Gallup,
hoy did our country 1ank9
The U. S. has the lowest proper
ton of book readers to total pop
ulation. England's highest; then
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Norway, Canada. Australia and
Sweden. = w. r.. Brunswick, Ohio
BEST YEARS ... AT what age is
the mortality rate Lowest for the entire
population?
From five to IA.
Mrs. W. B. J., ToylOrseille, Ga.
BEWARE How many ships
haze been sunk or damaged BY wGr-
time mines since the end of hostilities?
More than $50. This will con-
tinue to be a real danger at least
until 1862 when the longest Lived
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magnetic mine will have dete-
riorated. %. B., Baltimore, Md.
HEADACHE . What netU brob-
lens has telerision caused school
teachers?
Tele-snoozing - video-weary
children fall asleep in class.
&C. S., Byooklyn. ". Y.
OVER THE Ban /. What nesc
deselobment promises to bring record
pole-sassltiHg jttmbs2
AFiberglas vaulting pole weigh
ing only three pounds. Bamboo
poles weigh from five and a half
to nine pounds: aluminium, six
pounds. M. S., Burbank, Calf.
RICHEST -. Which is the weath-
iest political party in Japan today?
The Communists. Jap business
men are contributing to the party
in order to get export business
from Communist China.
M. K. Chicago. W.
SHRNgKACE . !. How mach does
it cost today to bay what 81 bought
in the I935-39 beriod3
$l.70.
&C. H.. Minneapolis, MINI.
coaDucIRO sy II
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Address: Tom Henry. THIS WEEK, 40
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P8AIVMO.. The Modern "
10 Fight ooth Decay! 11IMX;@1e';.!1at!7'li 1M1sa14a7al {
Is Your
Dentifrice
OM.faskiOned?

Old-fashioned, non n-ammoniated tooth
pastes do not contain the specific active
ingredient to fight acid-forming bacteria.
You may brush away food particles and
surface stains-but you don't get the
longer-lasting, more effective action of the
all-important ammonium ion.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-19

tops on the batting averages of
the Pacific Coast with an average
of -339 -. The General manager
told reporters Minoso was on the
trading block and some Major
league club was in for n of the
best infielders in the business. Mi
1850 can play short stop, third
base and is not a bad receiver
although he is a little light for
the backstop post.
The Chicago Cubs are thinking
strongly of bringing up Gene Ba-
ker of the Los Angels team of the
Pacific Coast Although he is
still far away from major league
caliber, the Cub management
thinks he will be O.. K. to have
around in the outer garden during
the spring training.
According to word from the
Cleveland Indians, Harry (Suit-
case) Simpson is sure to team up
with Larry Dolby in the outfield
next season. He finished sixth
in the San Diego Club with an
average Of 1928.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-19

was sculptor. The original is in
the State Library Of Illinois at
Springfield.
In addition, there is a mural
painted by the talented young Ne
gro artist, Cecil Nelson of the
University of Illinois. 1t was my
privilege to participate slightly
with Jay Monaghan state librari-
an of Illinois, in seeing that the
gift was presented and accepted.
Liberia today is a far cry from
the days when a boatload of slaves
landed on her then hostile shores.
She did not advance rapidly. Limi-
ted money, the opposition of the
indigenous Africans which felt
these newcomers had no place
there, avariciuos England and
France with colonies on three
sides who wanted no independent
African group there and who kept
pinching off territory, made Lii
beria's future uncertain. 1t is
little less than a miracle that she
was able to live at all .
Liberia did live to celebrate her
Tooth birthday in 1947, three
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-19

right of way to another driver and
causing a collision at the inter
section of Clement and Lakeview
ave-, Oct. 8.
Following the long lull of acti-
witty in Crown Point, two alleged
'bootleggers found themselves in
bad with Justice of the Peace of
Jefferson Township, Clifford Geb-
hart, when he fined, Mack Mar
Gus, of Oxford ave., $3.50 and
cost who told the J. P. he was a
minister from Chicago and Nancy
Johnson, 161 Hanvoer ST., $3.50
and cost for illegal sales of Liquor
The couple was arrested last
Saturday night in raids conducted
by jefferson Township constable
and State liquor enforcement Of
ficers.
Edward Kendrick, % of 1913
Kinnard ave., ran fowl of the mar
cotic squad and was arraigned
yesterday before U. S. Commissi-
oner Charles Ozias and placed in
the Miami County Jail on a bond
of $1,000. Kendrick was found
with 81 capsules of herion on him
at the time of the arrest.
Juvenile Judge Frank w. Nj
cholas, suspended the sentences of
two men Wednesday charged with
indecent conduct in the presence
of minors. They were Floyd w.
Hampton, IS, of 1O1e Eleanor ave
prosecuted by Assistant Prescott
or Herbert Jacobson, and received
a sentence of six months in the
workhouse and a fine of S25 -.
The other man was Frank Levin,
%, of 4017 Germantown ST., $3.50
fine.
Robert Davis, 1885 W. Second
st. was taken into custody by the.
vice squad officers, Pits. l.. E.
Ball and w. l.. Fealy with $500
worth of numbers slips at 10
o'clock Wednesday.