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Evening star., 1950-12-01
Scribes Vote Barclay
Coach Of the Year in
Southern Conference

The Southern Conference
Sports Writers Associations selec-
tion of George Barclay of Wash
ington and Lee as coach of the
Year" was the second honor in
as many days for the former
Maryland line coach.
Barclay, who brought Wash
ington and Lee its first Southern
Conference crown since 1884 and
won Gator Bowl bid, also was
the APPS coach of the Year" in
Virginia.
While Barclay was an easy
winner in the Virginia balloting
over Tom Nugent of VMI, he ac-
tually received one less f1rst-place
vote than Peahead Walker of
Wake Forest in the Southern Con-
ference voting. Walker received
16 and Barclay, Is, but the Gen.
erals coach had 119 points to
108 for Walker.
Frank Howard, coach of Glenn
sons Orange Bowl team, finished
third with 81 points, followed by
Beattie Feathers of N. c. State
with So. Jim Tatum of Maryland
received two points and Bo Row.
land of George Washington one
in the voting with five points for
a f1rst-place vote, three for sec
ond and one for third.
Washington and Lee won its six
conference games and defeated
Louisville, while losing by touch
down each to Tennessee and Vir-
ginia.
Barclay. who installed the split-T
at Lexington two years ago, won
three, lost five and tied one in his
first year. Barclays team ma
tured this year, however, and with
almost the same players he won
the conference title.
Barclay was a guard on the APPS
All-American team of 1884. He
was an assistant coach at VMI,
North Carolina, Oberlin, Dart
mouth, Georgia Pre-Flight and
Jacksonville Pre-Flight before
joining Tatum at Maryland.
Washington and Lee gave Bar
clay a two-year renewal of his
contract in midseason this year
with an undisclosed salary raise.
Evening star., 1950-12-01
Fox Leads CIV Frosh
In Defeat Of Hoyas

Tech High School continues to
produce as good farm for George
Washington University's football
team. Latest Tech product who
promises to shine with the Colo
mails is Ray Fox who led GW's
freshman team to a 46-7 triumph
over Georgetown Freshmen yes
terday at Georgetown.
Andy Davis, Clarence Drayer
and Jack Baumgartner are other
Tech men who in recent years
have starred for CIV.
Fox yesterday showed he is
ready to join this select group by
scoring three touchdowns himself
and passing to two more. Two
other CIV scores were made by
Ken Belliveau, 20o-pound wing
back, on reverse plays.
Georgetown's only tally was by
Jerry GALAXY in the second period
on an 80-yard run, longest of the
game.
Evening star., 1950-12-01
Field Cleared Of Snow
For Piff-Penn State Game
BY the Assoeioted Press

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 1.-Work-
men have finished clearing snow
off Forbes Field in preparation for
tomorrow'S twice-postponed foot
ball game between the University
of Pittsburgh and Penn State.
The game originally was sched-
uled last Saturday for Pitt Sta
dium, then rescheduled for Mon
day. However, it finally had to
be set back again and transferred
to Forbes Field because of heavy
snowfall.
Now, the transportation problem
Is causing Pitt officials a head
ache. Only trolleys are to be
permitted in the Forbes Field area
tomorrow. Parking lots still are
not clear of snow.
Evening star., 1950-12-01
By the Assoeiaied Press

PULLMAN, Wash, Dec. 1.-Pe-
ter = Mullens, a foreign transfer
student from Sydney, Australia,
will see his first American college
basketball game tonight. He's
all excited. He'll be in it. He
may even be the star.
Mullens has made the varsity
first string at Washington State
College although he never heard
of basketball until he was Is and
never played it in a gymnasium
until five years ago.
They say he is one of the most
natural athletes ever seen at
WSC and will be a big help to
the Cougars in defense of their
Northern Division Championship
in the tough Pacific Coast Con-
ference.
"Of course, I really don't know
if I'll do we'll" he cautioned in a
heavy Aussie accent. "I'll have
to wait until after the first match. u
He'll start at forward in to-
nights opening match" here with
Eastern Washington College. Peo-
pie who have seen him practice
say he will do all right.
!
Mullens. a sophomore, is "a
rs feet 4 and weighs 1875 pounds
He wants to teach school in Sgd
ney and came to this country last
May to major in physical educa-
ton at WSC.
He came with q great reputa-
ton in track. Running for Aus
tralia, he finished sixth in the
decathlon at the 1948 Olympic
Games in London. First reports
on his athletic ability mentioned
that he also liked basketball and
was pretty good.
"But I never dreamed could
play on one of your large college
teams" he said. "I really didn't
Neither did anybody else, least
OF all Coach Jack Friel.
But the AuSsie turned out and
1t was soon evident he would beat
out boys who grew up with the
Evening star., 1950-12-01

Most Of the top teams in the
Southwest will be in action. with
the big game favoring league
leading Texas over Texas A. g. M.
An aerial battle should see SMU
edging out Texas Christian, while
an all-out struggle gives the nod
to Baylor over Rice. Hardin Sim
mons All American candidate
John Model To Ford, will close
one OF the Southwest's most color
full collegiate careers as he guides
the Cowboys to a win over Texas
Tech.
Loyola Faces Big Test.
On the West Coast. once-de-
feated Loyola faces a big test in
San Francisco. This game will be
played in Los Angeles on Sunday
and we may be able to see Loyola
win. Another Sunday game
favors st. Mary's over Villanova.
Tomorrow also will mark the
close Of our Notre Dame season as
we oppose Southern California in
the Los Angeles Coliseum.
Several men on our team will
be playing their final game for
Notre Dame. Time and again dur
ing the past season these lads
have given everyone connected
with the team many reasons to be
proud of them, and hope that
tomorrow's game will provide them
with some pleasant memories of a
season that has already given
them many heartaches. Two of
our present players, Bob Williams
and Bill Gay. endeared themselves
to Coliseum fans two years ago,
and these two lads may turn in
another outstanding performance
tomorrow,
Evening star., 1950-12-01
CuvuIier Swordsmen Visit Y

The University of Virginia fenc-
ing team will meet the YMCA
team at 8 o'clock tonight at the Y.
Admission is free.
Evening star., 1950-12-01
hcQuinn Again will Pilot
Quebec OF Canaan Loon
By the Assocjo,ed Press

QUEBEC. Dec. George Nc
Quinn has been signed to Sec
ond player-manager contract with
the Quebec Braves of the Cana
dian-American Baseball League
DR.. Armand Bellemare, club presi-
dent, said last night.
In his first year with Quebec
last season, McQuinn, former ST.
Louis Brown and New York
Yankee first baseman, led the
Braves to the pennant and league
playoff championship.
McQuinn sent his signed one
year contract by mail from his
Arlington (Va) home.
Evening star., 1950-12-01
Hoppe Ahead al Points
As Title PIoy Shifts
By the Associated Press

, PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 1.-Wil-
lie Hoppe and Joe Chamaco are
on their way to Chicago today
for the remaining II blocks of
their 1,000-point world three
cushion billiards championship
series.
Hoppe, 63-year-old defending
champion, completed the eight
block series here by winning twice
yesterday and taking a 400 to
$50 point lead. Hoppe fashioned
his Appoint lead with the help
of so to 80 and so to 81 triumphs
yesterday.
The Chicago competition will
run next Monday through Satur-
day.
Evening star., 1950-12-01
Alumni First Cage Foes
For Montgomery COLLEGE

Montgomery Junior College will
open its basketball season Decem-
ber II with a game against the
alumni. The knights will play
II games this season and also
take part in the Region XIII ma
tional junior college tournament
at Keyser. w. Va, March 1914.
The schedule:
December II. Alumni; 13. American o.
w.; 10. Army Medical Center.
January g. Wesley Junior College; o,
at Baltimore Junior College; 10, at
Arlington Hall; 12. at Army Medical
Center; 16, at Hagerstown Junior Col
lege; 19. at George Washington Uni
yersity freshmen; %. Arlington Hall; 26.
Navy Medical Center.
February. 3, at American University
freshmen; 6. George Washington Uniyer.
sity freshmen. g. Baltimore Junior Col
lege; IL. at Hagerstown Junior College:
IA, at Maryland University freshmen; "a,
at Wesley Junior College.
Evening star., 1950-12-01
Reynolds and Caldwell
Win Pop Warner Honors
By the Associated Pres.

, PHILADELPHIA, Dec. bob
by Reynolds, Nebraska's star
sophomore back; Coach Charlie
Caldwell of Princeton and Capt.
Francis (Reds) Bagnell of Penn
isylvania have been selected fer
the annual honors of the Pop
Warner Football Conference.
The conference yesterday named
Reynolds the years No. / grid
iron player, Caldwell the outstand-
ing coach and Bagnell to receive
q sportsrnanship trophy. They
will be honored December % at
the annual dinner of the confer
;ence and the Touchdown Club of
Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1950-12-01
81 Scramble for Lead
In Miami Open Golf
with Subpar Scores
by the Associoted Press

MIAMI. Fla, Dec. 1.-Miami's
9th annual $4,000 Open golf
tournament went into the second
round today with 81 par-busters
scrambling for the lead.
Joe Kirkwood. jr., who spends
more time making movies than
playing golf, and Jim Turnesa,
youngest of the six golf1ng Tur-
mesa brothers, held a one-stroke
lead over the field of 160 pros and
amateurs. Both carded four-un-
der-par 66s in the opening 18-
hole round yesterday.
Twenty-nine others cracked the
35-35-70 par for the Miami
Springs course in the first round.
Jimmy Demaret, attired in char
treuse trousers, canary yellow shirt
and green shoes, appeared the
pace-setter in the opening round,
then blew up in the last three
holes. The Ojai, Calf. veteran
was five under par going into the
18th hole. Then he went three
over par for the next three holes
and came in with a 31-36-67.
Snead Uses Borrowed Clubs.
Frank Stranahan, leading
United States amateur from
Toledo. Ohio; Jack Burke, jr., of
Houston. Tex. and Dick Mayer Of
Old Greenwich, Conn, shared sec
ond low honors with Demaret at
81. 4
It was a hard day for the big
name stars. Sammy Snead. lead
ing money-winner this yeal. was
forced to assemble a makeshilJ
set of clubs at the last. minute
because his own didn't arrive
from Chicago. Using clubs bor-
rowed from four persons, includ-
ing his wife. he managed a So.
Defending champion Freddy
Haas. jr.. found the greens too
fast and tricky and came in with
a one over par, 35-36-71.
A comparative unknown anna
teur Jack MeGive.n OF Detroit,
Mich. gave oldtimers a start
when he carded four under pac
golf up to the 18th hole. Then,
like Demaret. he fell away on the
tricky 10th and 17th holes and
finished with a 31-37-68. Nc
Givern had shared medal honors
with two pros with a 81.
Mi3-Atlcl-c Ii..sl.s' Trail.
Bunched at So with McGivern
were John Barnum of Grand
Rapids, Mich; Stan Horne of
Montreal, Canada: Marty Furgol
of North Hollywood, Calf; Floyd
Hamblen of Upton, Ind; Doug
Ford of Briarcliff, N. Y; Lloyd
Watkins of Miami; Jim Ferrier of
San Francisco, Calf; julius Bor-
ros of Mid Pines, N. c.; Johnny
Palmer of Badin. N. c.. and Art
Wall. jr., of Bronxville, N. Y.
None of the Middle Atlantic
entrants was under 10. Their
scores: Chandler Harper. Ports
mouth, Va: Charles Bassler, Bal
timore, and Jack Isaacs, Langley
Field. 10: Bob Hamilton, Land
over, Md, II: Otto Greiner, Bal
timore, 70. and Harold Oatman.
Norfolk, Va, 73.
Lew Worsham of Oakmont. Pa,
had a II.
Evening star., 1950-12-01
CuImone Only 81
Wins From Mark
Miller Set in 1906
BY the Associated Press

Jockey Joe Culmone. already
holder of the modern-day, one
season riding record, set his
sights today on Walter Miller's
all-time mark of 388 winners set
in 1906. Through yesterday CuI-
none has 354. He has one month
left to get the IS winners neces-
sary to shatter Miller's mark.
Culmone rode two winners at
Bowie yesterday while his near
est rival. Willie Shoemaker, was
blanked for the second straight
day at Hollywood. Culmone, who
several weeks ago. trailed Shoe
maker by seven, now leads Willie
by ten.
Here's how Culmone and Shoe
maker stand for the year, COM
pared to Miller's mark in 1906:
Mounts. lists. DDS. 3rd's.
Culmone - 1882 354 272 1893
Shoemaker 1.478 344 241 205|
Miller
$4,000 - 1884 3ss 300 1879
A11xsG
Evening star., 1950-12-01

vide supporters
of both teams
with additional
fuel for cracker
barrel discus
sions during the
coming months.
Oklahoma is
highly favored
over Oklahor:a
A & M and the
SoonerS are ex-
pected to record
the 31St con-
secutive victory.
In Philadel-
ny.i~ kt.>-1o 4f
Evening star., 1950-12-01
Leohy, Victim of Flu,
Probably Won't See
Irish Play Trojons
BY the Assoeioied Press

LOS ANGELES, Dec. L.
Frank Leahy, Notre Danes
football coach. probably won't
be able to see his team play
the Trojans of Southern Cali
fornia tomorrow.
The Irish flew into town
yesterday, but Leahy did not
accompany the team. He has
influenza.
If the weather is fair, some
$1,000 fans are expected to
see the 22d game of the Notre
Dame-USC series in Memo
rial Coliseum.
Evening star., 1950-12-01

PAA4eA OAAS Va
the Nation will be on the Army
Navy game. I am certain that
Navy will play its best game of the
season and throw a real scare into
the Cadets, but it is my belief that
the Black Knights have too much
in reserve to be stopped by the
MiddieS.
Up in Boston. Holy Cross will
be seeking revenge for it's 76 to 0
loss to - Boston College last fall.
At the same time, the Eagles will
be trying very hard to win its last
game for Coach Denny Meyers
who has resigned. Such factors
set up a natural" and we like
Holy Cross in close game. Also
in the East, Fordham should COM
plete a very successful season by
downing Syracuse.
Old Rivals Clash in South.
Time-honored intrastate rival
ries are at stake in most South
ern contests. Tennessee, Tulane,
Georgia, Alabama. Mississippi and
William and Mary are favored
over their home State opponents
from Vanderbilt, LSU. Georgia
Tech, Auburn, Mississippi State,
and Richmond. From the stand
point of post-season appearances.
the Miami Missouri game carries
much Importance. A victory would
give Miami an undefeated sea-
son and considerable postseason
drawing power. Missouri is tough.
but I think Miami will win. Pre-
season favorites who ran into q
little bad luck this fall, Maryland
and North Carolina, are expected
to close their seasons on a har-
monious note by defeating Vir-
ginia Tech and Virginia respec-
tiyely.
Evening star., 1950-12-01
Wildcats Honor Hoqmunn

EVANSTON. Ill.,. Dec. l R.-
The Northwestern University foot
ball team last night elected Chuck
Hagmann, defensive end, it's most
valuable 1850 player.
Evening star., 1950-11-29
Three Men, Woman Held In Numbers Raid Here

Three men and q woman were
arrested on lottery game charge
late yesterday when five First
Precinct detectives raided vari-
ETY. stores in the first block Of H
street NV.
Charged with operating a lot
terry and possession of numbers
game slips were Miss Ann Carlo,
%. of the $500 block Of Thirtieth
street Sc, proprietor Of the store,
and Sidney Berman. Al. Of the
1900 block of Peabody street NV.
an employe. George T. johnson
colored, SO, of the first block OF
Evening star., 1950-11-29

Defrees street NV, and Samuel
r. Lafsky, 43, of Silver Spring
Md, were charged with possession
of lottery slips.
Miss Carlo and Berman were
released under $500 bond. John
son and Lafsky each posted $500
each.
Evening star., 1950-11-29
Anucostiu High Operetto

The Operetta Club of Anacostia
High School will present "The
Mikado" at 8 pm. tomorrow and
Friday in the school auditorium
at Sixteenth and r streets Sc
The chorus is under the direction
of Miss Eva Henderson. Horace
Butterworth will conduct the Or
chestra, and Miss Jean Dorrell OF
the school art department has pro-
vtded the sets,
Evening star., 1950-11-29
y. P. Roby Dies at "a;
Veteran Rail Engineer
RY ihe As,oeioted Press

BRUNSWICK, Md, Nov. o.
James P. Roby, 81, a veteran of
IS years of railroading, died here
last night.
He was the first engineer to pilot
the Baltimore g. Ohio's Capitol
Limited. He stayed on the Capt.
tolls Washington Cumberland
(Md.) run from the day Of It's
first trip until he retired Is years
ago.
His widow and four children
survive.
Evening star., 1950-11-29
By the Assoeieied Press

MOSCOW, Nov. 29.-Pravda de-
clared today the United States
Supreme Court has decided to
hinder the British lawyer B. N
Pritt in his efforts to defend II
convicted United States Commu-
mist leaders next Monday.
The Communist Party news
paper said this was why the Su-
preme Court refused to postpone
hearing the case.
The paper asserted that "ir
order to mask over its intention
to hinder Pritt's participation
Evening star., 1950-11-29
Genou Dockers Walk Out

GENOA. Italy, Nov. 20 P).-
Communicated dockworkers ir
Gulf Of Genoa ports quietly quit
work today In a 24-hour walkout
in sympathy with striking worker.
in industrial plants Of the area
who are protesting layoffs.
Evening star., 1950-11-29
|Pravda Calls High Court Unfair 10 Reds Lawyer

the Supreme Court said 1t would
be all right for him to act as de-
tense attorney.
Evening star., 1950-11-29

Get complete care
with new Mexsana
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soften rough skin;
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powder base; and
gently medicated.
Buy Mexsana Skin
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Evening star., 1950-11-29

CeyIon Sells U. S. Most Teo
COLOMBO. Ceylon.-Ceylon is
the largest exporter Of tea to the
United States. India is the Sec
ond largest.
Evening star., 1950-11-29
Thursday Store Hours, $3.50 o.m. to $3.50 pm


Every once and while we're favored with
q stroke Of suit making genius. Thot's
how we classify our Marine Blue worsteds.
This particular shade Of blue has dis
tineuished look thot's appealing to the
eye, fIottering to men Of all oges Above
all it's Hart Schoffner and Marx tailored
to fit perfectly, drope smoothly and COM
fortobIy Yes, you'll find yourself weor-
ing this suit to every important business
and social engagement Single or double
breasted models, sizes for all men.
Evening star., 1950-11-29

.@ sr:.g. @.,74 ., q = Is ~ -.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ARLINGTON-Bung nicely furn.,
I rms. and bath; lge. liv. rm. and
bee bedrm;; Gy mr.; sls8 Lee hwy. bus stop; $500
vIRGINIA-compact apt-type house.
on the Potomac. 5 minutes from
Chain Bridge. Lge. de luxe kitchen,
liv. rm,. with flrepl., picture win
dows, bedrm. and bath on lower
Refs required. owner leaving To-; for
foreign service. $3.50. Couple OF
bachelor. Call Miss Dyer, DE. 41OI,
FRANCIS POWELL HILL, 1908 goth
st. NV DE. 4101. -13
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Nicely located
bedrm' 2-bsth house. dishwasher,
l.; $500 month. OIL. 1866. IL
EIRGINIA-Furnished 3 bedroom
house on acres. gear garage;
Z minutes from Pentagon, near T
$500 per month. Cali MI. 1893.
SOUTHEAST, "a block to bus, new g.
rm, 3 bedrm.,, utils. furn.: will
rent to g empl. cpls.; S145 mo,
ai.' ) 'Ff1sf Hns sg ST. ds5ssSsa essss faass 5ons
bedrms.. ia baths, . Incl.
porches. garage; attrac. furn., gas
and elec. incl; no children or pets.
Avail. April 23rd to Sept. 80, 1850.
Sl54 q per mo: WO. 1889. -13
bungalow avail. for 6 mos; S135.
GRAHAM & CO., ST.. COLO. Ia
500 MONTANA AVE. NE, $50. S11O
Grove St, TAX. PIX, S142.50. J. C..
WELDON CO., Realtors, ME. BOIL.
CHOICE PRIVATE HOME of 6 rooms,
bath, powder room. recr. room and
glassed-in porch; exceptionally fine
furnishings and hangings, including
televislon set; convenient residential
part of Sill. Spg; available May i at
5000. R. P. RIPLEY. Realtor. 81.
GIL. ODen ewes. Ill
SILVER sPRING-5-rm. brick bunga.;
storage attic; new basement:
fenced rear yard; yr lease at
S125; excellent area. Call LAW
RENEE v. LUTES, 81. 1922. III
AMERICAN UNIV. PIX. - Lovely j.
bedrns., 2-bath. / yr. old; poss
June Call Mr.. Fischer with DREY-
FUSS BROS, MA. O5s2; ewes, AID.
conn. AVE, in Chevy chase-5 bed
rms, ~ baths; partly fprn.; i'm
med. poss. Call Mr.. Fischer with
DREYPUss IP1S BROS MA. o5s2; eyes.
BkauI. ga fsg5i pEr. HOME mr.. Walter Reed
Hosp, 8 rms, = baths, rec. rm.;
completely furn. Call Mr.. Adams,
L. R. TURNER, Realtor, 600 7th ST.
SW ME l64T -l6
Evening star., 1950-04-11
APARTMENTS WANTED

MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE need small
furn.. apt: must be reasonable and
private Box 4S7-B. Star. IL
kitchen: NV sec Call CO; 1000.
ext, $50; evenings; any time on
BUSINESS GIRL desires furn. apt.
in, apt. bldg; will consider temp.
suitcase; refs. Box I'D, Star IL
in apt. bldg, NV section; two Sis
tiers; refs Box 500-B, Star. H.
REFINED YOUNG BUSINESS woman
desires small apartment in desirable
NV. section. Box GID. Star. IL
IRISH DIPLOMAT desires May 1.
furnished apartment for 2, consist
gr ing bedroom, siIoSn Lying room, dining IN
GESS5RsGETowN-Apt. or Ink. room
partment employee. CO. a706 after
UNFHURN. 2 BEDRM. APT. in desir-
able and private, refs. AT 9S40.
THREE OR FOUR RMS, unfurn.
apt, pvt. bath. nr. Navy Yard; 500
mo: will change decorations. Ii.
rfaA5 rofR cow. W. GnRIs tims desire a-bedrm. aF
good references. JA. 4-Os56 after
yopNG yo p,i; GOVT. EMpL. COUPLE de-
sires / bedrm. furn. apt, pvt. bath
pref. suburbs; refs. Box 44-D, Star
BED, kitchen. bath, by Fed. empioye
party; not over $40. Box 46-D
Star 12s
Evening star., 1950-04-11
ARTISTS DREAM

view; situated in park;
facing creek; ideal location; custom
built brick; slate roof; Gear garage;
2l2 baths; Bendix laundry; enor-
nous outdoor terrace and fireplace;
center hall: extra spacious living
csbinets: , beautifui eomplete Kitchen:
plenty of cabinets; 3 large bedrooms
with walk-in closets; abundance of
dogwood, aZaleas and shrubbery.
One acre attractively Handicapped
grounds. Adj. wooded acre can also
be had. Owner transferred. Call
SH. 1868. lie
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HILLCREST AREA

Colonial brick; 1st floor
contains reception hall, living room
with wal-to-wah carpetine and
fireplace. nice dining room fully
equipped kitchen, large den and pow
der room; 3 bedrooms and . baths
on end floor, l bath in master
bedroom: recreation room with fire-
space: nice lawn with shrubbeTy.
By appointment only.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Penna- Ave. s.E. Lu. 4-0o4o.
ia
Evening star., 1950-04-11
COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE

NAYLOR GARDENS-3Oth and Nay
lor rd. s.e.-Several select /, 2, g.
bedroom units available. Lowest mo.
charges in D. G. DRURY REALTY
CORP. RE 1888; evenings, GE. 9220
or TW 1191.
S-BEDRM. APT.-Large corner liv.
nm; ample closet, pantry and kit;
conv. NV. location; immediate poss.
2039 New Hampshire ave. NV.
la
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COOP. ApTs. FOR SALE lcont.
MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET ol
across the countrv' safe storage IL
separate rooms expert packing
Phone NO 0.04 UNION STORAGE
CO. INC est 1905
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
24-hr service: furniture. trunks AND
baggage AT 2759 or FIR n3sR
LOCAL, long distance moving; full OF
part loads: packing. storage; rea-
sonable rates. BROWNERS EX-
PRESS. FIR 1921. AT. $3.50.
BEFENEY TRANSFER, So up. trunks
freight. loc. moving, pickup and del
DU. 3S17: ewes, NO. 00S4.
EX-G1-Local, long distance moving
packing. Grating; lge.. SIN. Jobs; any.
thlng. anywhere: JOHN, HO. 5Sl9
Parks TRASSFER-Day or nigh
moving; reas. rates. Call day OF
night. AID 1887. l6s
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as par
payment on your moving, storage
reas. ia 2937; ewes, CE 14lR
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HOUSES FOR sALE-kerthwes.
HERE IT IS!
ROCK CREEK HILLS

Well set back of the road,
this beautiful white brick home
Is picturesQuely surrounded by
many lovely trees and shrubs.
In the finest Of residential sec
tions II is also conveniently io-
Gated near good junior high
school and transportation The
interior shows only the best OF
materials and workmanship.
Has reception hall, elegant
step-down living room, dining
room. kitchen. large den,
powder room, . SCREENED
PORCHES, 3 twin sized bed
rooms and baths upstairs.
In immaculate condition. =
car garage Owner is building
another home and is anxious
70 sell. Call Mr.. Bugs. LU.
l-0966; If no answer, HU.
4345, Exclusive.