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Montgomery and Mine|i Held
Final Fistic Workouts Tomorrow

Bob Montgomery and Aldo Mi
nelli will go through their final
workouts tomorrow afternoon at
Liberty A. c. in preparation for
Friday nights 10-round fight at
Uline Arena. Montgomery will be
on view at 2 o'clock and Minelli
an hour later.
Montgomery, the former world
lightweight champion New York
|version) will be making his first
start in two years, but number
of boxing bigshots think he'll
be successful. Promoter Goldie
Ahearn, for one, already is max
ing plans for a fight next month
between Montgomery and WASH
ington's Sonny Boy West. But it
appears that If Bobcat Bob looks
good in this comeback there will
be plenty Of competition for his
services. .
In Philadelphia yesterday,
Matchmaker Pete Moran indi-
Gated he too would like to use
Montgomery if he shows we'll
against Mi1elli. Pete is talking
about sending omery
against either Beau Jack or Ray
Robinson. Jack is the fellow with
whom Montgomery had a nice lit
tie three fight series for the New
York world lightweight crown,
while Robinson holds the welter-
weight title on which Bob now has
his eyes. ...
Montgomery has been training
for, three months in Philadelphia
for this, comeback and scales
around 14o pounds. That's be-
tween the lightweight and welter-
weight figures and it appears that
Montgomery can go into which,
Evening star., 1950-02-01

Catholic University's training
was knocked out of kilter last
week by mid-term examinations
and registration but Coach La
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HiaIeah Feature Lures
Stud Poker, II Others
By fhe Asseciofed Press

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. l.-Twelve
thoroughbreds go postward today
in the $4,000 added Bougain-
villea Handicap at mile and
three sixteenths on the turf of
Hialeah Park.
E. e. Voynow's Stud Poker, con-
sistent stakes performer here dur
ing past seasons, heads the list
with 100 pounds, including Jockey
Logan Batcheller.
Others among the higher weights
and their Jockeys include Palatine
Stables Chicle II with Hedley
Woodhouse, 118; Mrs. T. Christie
piers Renow II with Bobby Bern
hardt, ia: P. A. B. Widener's
Happy c with Ken Church, ia;
Mrs. c. A. Cope's Bolo Mack with
Ted Atkinson at lot, and Grand
view Stables Happy Victor with
Sammy Boulmetis, 106.
Other entries. for whom no
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Maryland will send a new
heavyweight into action against
Bill Kellum of Army Saturday
night at College Park, where the
Terps and Greylegs resume their
ring series, and Coach Heinie
Miller also hopes to have 145-
pound Don Oliver available.
The match is one of two involv-
ing District area teams this week.
American University, defeated by
Army last week, travels to West
minister to- meet Western Mary
land, while Catholic University
will be idle until next week when
City College of New York comes to
Brookland to duel Coach Eddie
LaFond's warriors.
Coach Jim Petro of American
U. reports that Army has another
aforementioned team and a cou-
pie of good belters but that Army
isn't as good as the 80. count
over his Eagles makes it appear
If that is the case, Maryland may
hang one on the Cadets.
George Fuller, new Terp heavy
weight, will be paired with a two
listed puncher in Bill Kellum, who
scored a TKO over Jim Dickerson
of A. U. last week and, pending
confirmation of the excellent re-
ports about Fuller. the West
Pointer probably will be the IA
vorite.
Oliver, who must win a bout
with textbooks before being eligi-
BILE to put on the big mittens,
will take over the 155-pound as
signment, replacing Hal Donifrio.
That will pair him with Ken
Herring, who is reported to be
Smooth-working individual. If
Oliver doesn't fight. Maryland's
entry probably will be Johnny
Martone, a youngster from neigh
boring Berwyn, Md.
Petro's squad should be at full
strength against Western Mary
land, with" Light-heavyweight
Paul Hubbard back in the lineup.
Don Cheeseman, 165; Jim Schnit-
zer, 1855, and Walt Gallagher, a
lightweight. all of whom dropped
close decisions at West Point ex-
pect to show to better advantage
against the Terrors. The teams
fought A draw last year.
Catholic University's training
was knocked out of kilter last
week by mid-term examinations
and registration but Coach La
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Danny Morzoni Offered
Mount in Grand National
By the Assoejoted Prex

BY me Associated PresS
LONDON, Feb. /. - Danny
Marzani, Americas champion
steeplechase jockey, has been
offered a ride in the Grand Ma
tional, Britain's No. / jumping
race.
Lord Gainsborough asked Mar
zani to ride his Fog Light, an
improving 9-year-old which has
been Handicapped at 1856 pounds
for the 412-mile race. Trainer
w. R. Bissell said he expects
Marzani to accept. The race will
be run March Is.
MarZani has ridden once since
coming to England three weeks
ago for a vacation. He finished
fourth.
Five years ago-Ashley Cole
was elected chairman of the
| New York State Racing Com
/ mission.
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ever group he thinks he'll have
the most success.
Matchmaker Ahearn has booked
Herbie (Biff) Jones of Washing
ton for the eight-round semifinal
against Bob Timpson Of Youngs-
town, Ohio. Other supporting
matches lined up are Walter
Rowan against Gene Harley, mid
dleweights, five rounds. and James
j. Kimball against Kid Saucer
heavyWeights, four rounds.
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Falls Church Women.
In CAGE Tilt Tomorrow,

The Falls Church Garage wom-
ems basketball team will play an
other in a series of home games
at the Fairfax High School gym
when it meets the Rappahannock
Rockets of Washington, Va, to-
morrow night at o'clock. A
mems game between Winchester
Packard and the Washington,
Va, five will follow.
The Falls Church team is q
member of the District Recreation
Departments major league.
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Maryland Ring Team to Meet
Army at College Park Saturday

Fond expects to have his men back
on a regular routine by tomorrow.
Except for heavyweight, where
Charley York is expected to sue
ceed Charley Rohr, and 145-
pounds, where Joe Jennings is
making a bid to replace the de-
parted Cal Nilsson and Johnny
Arnold, the Cards will have a
veteran lineup this season.
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Wilson Teachers Quint
Beots Salisbury Stute

Wilson Teachers College basket
ball team scored its 10th victory
yesterday by taking Salisbury
State Teachers, 80-3S, at Sails
bury, Md.
Jack Spicer paced Wilson with
ID points. Tonight Wilson plays
Potomac State at Jefferson Junior
High gym.
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6. W. Frosh High Scorers

George Washington Uniyersity's
freshman basketball team scared
high in the scoring column last
night to trim Naval Receiving
Station, 103-58. It was the ilth
victory against two losses for the
Iyoung Colonials.
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Meade WORKING Horses

MIAM1.-Don Meade, stormy
petrol OF racing and riding great
OF a few years back, is galloping
horses every morning at Hialeah.
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Bullets Goin JCC Title

The Bullets won the Jewish
Community Center junior basket
ball championship by beating
Wilmer A. c., 51-38, yesterday.
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AuToMosllEs FOR SALE.

NASH 1910 4-door; radio and heater,
800; q, n excellent condition. Gail
NASH 40 4-dr.; heater. seatcovers;
nhSa s1oo H6dPaEs 6GsPaiE
76l4 Ga. ave-, RA. 1122. -21
OLDs 1850 sedan coupe; palm green;
Or best ofer: oW. 5s7s. &s5
oaDs ans b le4s H.s "5s
OLDSMOBILE 1919 @aS'' de luxe
sedan; very low mileage: Hyd.. radio,
h., def. silk seat cows. white s.-w.
tires; pvtly. owned; S2.396. ia.
oIlDSssMoBILE 40 Rocket engine con-
vertible,s equipped, 81, 1,994. Why pay
more? We deliver for less than b
dn: Easy weekly pymts. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bladensburg.
OLDsMOBILE 1947 s-cyl. club sed.; I;
r: ,, and h, Hydrs-Matic drive. You
MOBILE. cAR1LLAc c., Fair
lington lin Shopping Center. Alex Va.
oIDs. "ss''' 1s4s 4-dr. sedan; r. and
oFDsMosEs f19s tIGsi ssss sss s oy SEDAN saRa with with
Hydra-Matic, original paint. clean
interior int Eood meehanieal cond.; 81, ST. !,
oISs fSSsia isss sye 4dr w sedan IA 4sSS Sor s fs
built 1919; radio and heater; seat
covers; very good tires; $3.50. FA.
oIDsMoBILE 40 eony. Hydra; 80 r. h..
cyl. new top peri. rubber, drives
NORRIS 5, q HUGHES s." 1914 SDFe Ga. Pave. awe.
oT6sMoBILE 40 Rocket engine msa con-
vertible: equipped, $1.994. Why pay
me moref we deliver deliver, for less than z
%aoLEsxLEEs iass Essky 7si P'Rss R.d.n.SgTs AwTo
"ACkARD late 80 black 4-dr. sedan;
Ultramatic drive. de. luxe heater;
very low mileage: priced for quick
sail i y %A DriSssf 4ssf. owner at ss'ss5 sssh,
undercoating, r. and h., plastic
Wi Ssft sSSS sSSers' good tires; 81 :Ss5.
PAcK2RD. 1s4s super sedan, mn ma
room finish. beautiful upholstery. r.
and b., compare. WATA warranty.
Sl.545. CAPITAL. CADILLAC-OLDS-
ECsdaG rs aa6o CO. 1922 22nd st. NV.
PLYMoUTH 1s47 business cpe., .Ia per-
sa tsst sSaS sSaS !; sssb. Contact oWNER,
PLYMOUTH 1s4s Special d. lux. A.
49, oWheI, ~" mueekep ike new.
es5. s5ss down: ROYAL 8oToRs.
Gnryslsr-Plymouth' HII gZ.ot 10 Kennedy st.
PLYMo6TH is4s e-dr. sedan; r.
tsrior; i.o45. KIRK KIRK I1es MoroR 5Ra CO, o.
1000 Georgia ave. NV. ia. $500.
PLYMOUTH 1s4s special de luxe
club cup coupe; r; and and h.: beautiful
Wis lass IKE s,6o nsT; one owner; owner; S1.395.
':5s$sF: :9::s:s' :sss 40. ::s;s; S;;s
PLYMOUTH ls4s special de luxe. A.
car. SI.2e6. S43b down. ROYAL,
MOTORS, chrysler Plymouth. 10
kennsdy st. NV. TU. 2439. al :.
fs.,,xS,. r.; Wv tires; new car sSnd;
MOTOR n! nsI e. sfLEs 4ssa7s SlS0 siaden;Sprs sT
PLYMOUTH 1915 coupe: like new
car; 1000 miles; terms: ST 1876
KENNY MOTOR SALES. 2i50 Biad-
ensburg I'd. ne. Ii. 4-s279. -21
PLYMOUTH 1885 2-dr.: in good rum
ming condition. good tires, etc. Take
$3.50. II you haven't all cash, pay
what you can and balance monthly.
2707 Woodley pl. NV. AID. 1894.
PLYMOUTH 'ss coupe: peri. running
sseaa sese.r fass Ssra.n tr:sasg ssyg Moss1s MsSsshgnS
HUGHES. 1914 Ga. ave, RA. I122.
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Central Motor Sales
1925 Conn. Ave. WO. 9236.
or EN-. 1854. 81
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1887 coupe; Al condi.
ton; radio; just passed insp., $175.
~ K St; ne, after pm.
PLYMOUTH 1885 4-dr. sedan; heat.
sai. sCSs ss5 msss.pass Ss. sssa condition; sslok
PONTIAC ,,s'' streamliner 1s4s 4-dr.
$II.595. Contact OWNER at sH.
poST1sC sSST eyes 40 I'll eanv.. q "a. IA
l-owner: show room cond.; SS'oe5:
HIyo lev Down pymt. MORRIS 4
PONTIAC 1913 de luxe convertibl.
sGSpf snd a.ass vsra low drEs ::s !.SS nS
condition throughout. This s.
passenger. all-weather car is to-
days special at S1,b95; low down
payment. "a months to pay; free
til s. 'ecsoPsssiof coSsTffN poST1.c oSSr sysnioss. aos
PONTIAC 1g4I 4-door: r. and b.;
excel. cond.; $3.50. GL. 400. Ext.
Pontiac 1s4s convertible; r. and and h.,
rebuilt I motor; tor % 81 .ss5. Ss S4ss etSSSn. down.
ROYAL MOTORS. Chrysler- Piym-
outh, 15 Kennedy st. NV, TU. 243e.
sTUDEBAKER 1s4s Commander f.
ar. sedan; cray finish. r. and h.
good tires; SLABS. Call Mr.. Fig
lioz5i, dealer, after 8 Monday, wO.
STUDEBAKER 1850 sedan or coupe,
equipped, $1.9S5; immediate deiiv-
s9,,rTvpM sTy On most 1850 studebaksrs.
2150 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
STUDBAKER Champion 1910 bust.
ness coupe; mechanically perfect.
for S275. DE. 9435.
dr.; 1000 miles; leather uphoi-
stery; r. and h.: S645. GE. $3.50.
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MISCELLANEOUS
GARAGES

LARGE GARAGE. suitable for busi-
ness or storage. Apply 403 9Th st.
ne. Ii. 3-4662. 80
New Hampshire ave- and Gallatin st.
TU. 0S7S, Sat. and Sun. Weekdays
after T. -pI
WANTED or 4 car garage, COM
mercial zone for storage. WO. 2S87.
GARAGE SPACE for private car
wanted, vicinity OF Scott Circle.
Call DU. 1855, 80
DOUBLE BRICK GARAGE. large, de-
Siraele storage space. Only $50 mo.
ls45 Lamont st. NV, DU. sS44.
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-REk1

NEAR 10th and Franklin n.e:-Lot,
6oxgo: next to Texaco gas station;
$50 mo. A. NJ. ROTH, RE. 1880.
NEARBY MD, on bus stop, 2,1oo So.
IT., 14-ft. ceiling. loading dock.
heated, washroom, ONCE. easy park-
ing; $1T5 mo-. or will sell. A; M
ROTH, RE 1880.
1000 SO. FIT. Of Industrial ground.
with pvt. r.r. siding and office, on
property. MA. 1856 bet. s and, D..
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TRAILERs

Spartan, VagabOnd, Ameri-
can, Travelo and Howard
House TrailerS
With complete bathrooms. elec. refgr..
h.-w. heaters. etc.
Financing at 81
VACATION RENTALS
Open 8 to 8 Weekdays and Sundays
American Trailer Co.. Inc.
4030 Wis. ave WO. 1891.
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MOTORCYCLES

motor scooter for sale at
81 80. Good condition, has plenty
extras; District inspection. Me.
$3.50. 2ls
HARLEY-DAvIDsoN "74" overhead;
recent overhaul: immac. cond,; late
sc. -o3
1916 HAR.-DAV. 74-VH motorcycle;
good condition; best offer; inquiries.
1898 18th st. NV, HO. 9S35.
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0ONJD NOAIJO
ELECTRICITY
$25 DOWN. $40 MONTH
LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE

GOOD LOCATION-For easy access
to Wash; via s. Cap st. Bridge;
ioox2O0-ft. lots only $50; 5-acre
tracts fronting hwy: $1,000. easy
terms. WHITE HALL REALTY CO.
on Indian Head hwy, mi. south
of D. C.. DI. 266I. 2I$
q ACRE, beautifully situated on Lam
ham-Severn rd:, Lanham Park. Won
der1ul value; nicely terraced to road;
CITY water; on busline; near school;
$1,000; terms Il desired. T. F. HAL
LEY LEY: Hgattsviile 0t07. -25
INDIAN SPR: MANOR lots avail
able for builder; priced for immed.
sale: sewer and water in. MOD
ETN REALTY CO. SH. 0627,
ROCKVILLE, MD. AREA Beautiful
elevated homesite, 75,SI5 so. it,,
corner. wonderful view. 255-ft. front.
age Great Falls Potomac rd.: sacri-
flce, S3.250 or best offer. OWNER
ST. 24l6. -23
BERWYN HEIGHTS. MD.-ss0o up.
cash. 50x200; water. sewer, cleo.
Tower 1907 or OR. 3644. IA
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE

INDUSTRIAL LOCATIONS
From 10000 square feet to
% acres. Excellent sites in
d. c., nearby MARYLAND and
Virginia. Several with railroad
siding. Short haul to all
Metropolitan Area. Suitable
for anv manufacturing use.
Also several warehouses now
available. If you are seeking
location for your business, call
Everett Scott, co. 1000. Ext.
$50.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345;.
-21
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

TRUSTS, 1st. 2nd and 3rd; Nd, Va,
D. c.; wk.'s service. ADAMS REALTY
CO. 905 N. Y. ave. NV. RE. 1912.
WILL BUY deferred purchase money
I'd trust notes; reasonable discounts.
MR.. QUICK. RA. 341S. 26'
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
ABART0W REALTY CO.. Realtors
1881 @ So. NV Me. 2496.
CASH FOR lst AND end TRUST
NOTES incl. LIST trust on acreage;
quick settlement; white or colored;
notes in D. c.. Md. and Va. FULTON
r. GORDON. The Colorado Bldg.
l4th and G SITS. NV. DI. $3.50
Brokers. attention.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUsT-Ws
win buy second-trust notes, D. c..
nearby Md. or Va Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE a. INVEST.
MEET SQRpPs 1912 N 7 ave NV
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates: 3 to 5-year terms ano
monthly payments. P. ]. WAISHE,
INC. l115 Eye st NV. MA. 6468.
CT LOANS
AND PERMANENT
r. H. A.-COMMERCIAL-IN L-INDUSTRIAL
LEACH g. CRONIN
EVENING APPOINTMENTS
ARRANGED
Lo. 5-3737. Lo. 5-3149. Lo. 5-2772.
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ACROSS FROM NEW GENERAL
ACCOUNTING OFFICE
S-story commercial bldg, in excellent
shape; gas heat. 3 lavatories. Call
r. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtors. Ma
1000 IA
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FARMS

QUIET COUNTRY HOME, "A acres,
( cleared. Z big rms. bath, lights;
$4,000: S1,2Oo down; S!00 mo-;
FARM WANTEDW4o to 40 acres;
Darnestcwn, Jacksonville, Pcolesyille.
Seneca area; house not ecesSary;
give detsils. location cost, etc. Box
sioo -fi Down. SsaS ses MO-. buys for
road; 100 mi. south. TIE. 4l31.
NEAR CoLEsvILLE. MD.-14-scre
poultry, farm; lge. shade trees. Ice.
lovely 2-Story. 6-rm. attractive brick
6x30 liy rm with frepl.. hardwood
floors. 3 Ice. bedrmS., equip. kit. lge.
cool bSmt., storm windows; attrac-
tive lawn, with flowers. Shrubbery;
large garden. some land for grazing.
some woods; lge. cattle barn: 3 lge.
poultry; garage, workshop. other
outbldgs.: 400-ft. frontage on Coles
Vile, pike: close in. A bargain for
quick sale: immed. possession, JOHN
BURDOFT. Colesville Md. RID No
asa Silver Spring, Call Ashton, Nd.
6-AcRE FARM. new Cape Cod bun
ealow, barn. etc All modern I'M
provements; S105OO. Call W. A.
LUSBY, owner. AK. 1902 -21
MoNTG. COUNTY, Md. 8 mi. NV.
OF Rockville on rt. %, 23O-acre
5-rm. tenant house, new 4e-cow
dairy barn and milk house; silo
14x45, dairy equip. incl 3-unit
dealer Val milk mach, old barns
for 80 cows. stanchions and drink
ing cups for dry stock, barrack,
granary and corn house. 80 acres
of corn, water in every field but
night lot; some timber; good soil.
rolling land on pike: real good
buy; $45,000; dairy herd and farm
mach. can be purchased For further
information call j. VINSON PETER,
Rockville 1851, Rockville. Md.
1865 ssoz.I;I ACRES. Shenandoah ne and Valley; i'm.
prices, $500; between winchester
and Front ROYAL. Va. GIL. 5949. 2Ts
GOVT MAN RETIRING, will sell To-
acre place about IL miles from Sill
Sprg.: well modernized farm house
equipped Kitchen; INV. oil heat;
practically new cinder block all
purpose barn; orchard. garden: long
frontage on hard road: asking 500
goo; R. P. RIPLEY. Realtor, 81.
IsRGE sllii oBen Pa1RY syeT; FARM ot over ann
acres; 7-room farm house; large
dairy barn. dairy house and silo,
several other bldgs.; water in ali
fields. fencing in good shape. all
CROWN crops, machinery and about
RnDe R1 heaf eoSesst Of snftle adp nsudsd Ridb
ATTRACTIVE HONE. 30 miles from
Washington on hard road. we'll
located; 3 acres, cleared. with g.
room house, modern Improvements;
Terms; $4,000 cash: balance. e. 500; 500
only. Phone Hefndon 3s. BUELL.
FARM AGENCY. Herndon. Fairfax
Co., Va. We specialize in stock and
dairy farms, estates, country homes.
'o-AcRE FARM with 4-room partly
furnished modern bungalow, bank
barn. abundant fruit trees; joins
Naval Ordnance Lab. White Oak.
Nd, 500 per month to suitable
FRANK L. HEWITT CO.
s4s5 Fenton ST., 81. 5000 -23
"a MILES D. c.
200 acres. excellent grazing or gen.
erai enair farming, some good timber:
has possibilities; S16950.
80 MILES D. C..
215- acres; 7-rm. house; S16.500.
% MILES D. C.
100 acres: good productive ground; /;
barns, house. other farm bldgs /;
stream; SI6.5e0.
% MILES D, C..
so acres; fenced and cross-fenced;
all modern 3-bedrm house; stream;
natural gas; h.-w.h.: S17.950.
80 MILES D. G.
1875 acres; excel. grazing; $3.50.
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SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
f413 Georgia ave, opposite poStofflce
2 front rooms, 2nd floor, $50 per
month. and 3-room suite in rear,
$50 per month.
FRANK L. HEWITT co.
s4s5 Fenton St., ST.. 5000 -23
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FLORIDA PROPERTY.
AVIATION
BOATS

FOR SALE, Cessna No. 140. cross
country, club membership; licensed
pilots only. 81. 1928. -22
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BETHANY BEACH. DEI.-oce.n.
front, boardwalk modern spts avail
able now. Cali MISS MURPHY
10 D, AID. 1900. WO. 1442. after :
REHoBoTH BEACH. DEL.-ocean-
'front.' apts. and cottages: immacu-
iate' 800 per week UP. EN-. 1897.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

INDUSTRIAL and 2no commercial
properties wanted for sale or ease
A. NJ ROTH, RE. 1880
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ROSE HAVEN
room bungalow: $1,000: completely
furn.; year round home, hardwood
noors, elec. refgr., gas range, full
oath; tull expansion attic. fioored: 4
small down payment. Call Mrs. Wal.
terS; UN. 1871. COX a. CO. UN.
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DESK available in nice private ONCE,
centrally located; $50 per month.
217 Bond Building. -26
ID. C. BUSINESS ADDRESS, desk
space, mail, message, seer. Serv.
1919 F st. Suite sos. Elk. a7SS.
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6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

CONVENIENT N. Arlington location
nr me courthouse; n pix. OF vi WI
bath on lst I fRLINGToiJ REAL
TY co, 2aO4 Wilson blvd, OW.
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COUNTRY ESTATE, 100 acres on
Rappahannock; completely secluded
approximately 80 miles from Wash
lngton. Spacious ultramodern home
bedrooms. 3 baths. For sale at
Leonard or Ed Rountrey. SCHMIDT
& WILSON, INC. 40I Z. Franklin
St, Richmond. Va. -23
AT MORATTICO. Lancaster County
Virginia. on the beautiful Kappa
hammock River, six rooms, bath and
for summer home For Information
write ]. L. HALE. Administrator, Boy
755. Newport News, Va. Or see
MIS- A. B. Hammeli, Morattico. Va.
FOR Or sALE.Desirabls sdI;, 7 country home
dWsDs electric ea lats assts satsr so@e sSHe
INSURANCE. g. REALTY CO.
aTSTopicCh HoT ~; Charles Town. "; Va. al
miles from the corporate limits Of
slate Goof ten en- rooms G0,on'a5 thr.. 0Fiek .s3Ii
paths and two toilets. OIL heat; ali
noors finest select Georgia pine:
80 81 acres q beautiful rolling land,
one nundred in pasture. balance in
hardwood; fenced and cross-fenced;
has eight-acre lawn, thirty-six Eng.
tish boxwood. $50 years old; Catalpa
and massive oaks. Plenty Of fine
city. Ideal home or club pronertv
Can possibly be bought for around
forty-fve thousand. THOS. q
BURCH. Broker, 1902 Hull st
Richmond. virginia. al
Will. SELL-Prefer to exchange-
to Mitchell Field. Long Island New
York. Call ST. 1859. 80
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SMALL. nicely furn. or unfurn. ONCE,
parking facilities. HO. sO32. -22
Evening star., 1950-05-06
Bell Syndicate Gets Award
For MOTOR Manners Series

The Bell Syndicate. Inc, has
won the National Safety Councils
Public Interest Award" for l94s
for distributing the series on Mo-
tor Manners" by Emily Post.
Awards are made annually to
newspapers. radio stations and
other public information media
for exceptional service to safety"
The booklet Motor Manners
by the noted writer on etiquette
was published by the National
Highway Users Conference on a
non-profit basis last summer. Bell
subsequently distributed the text
in the form of columns by Mrs.
Post. which appeared in The Star
and many other. newspapers
throughout the nation.
In announcing the award. Ned
H. Dearborn, president of the
safety council, declared: THE
public information activities just
reviewed by the judges reveal a
tremendous voluntary contribu-
ton to safety, which undoubtedly
has played major part in bring
ing the accident death rate to the
lowest point in history"
Head of the Bell Syndicate is
John N. Wheeler.
Evening star., 1950-05-06
Farmer Gets Six Months
For Drunken Driving Here

A 33-year-old farm worker yes
terday was given six months in
jail for drunken driving.
The sentence, imposed by Mu-
nicipal Court Judge George D.
Nelson, is the maximum imprison-
ment allowed under the law.
Sentenced was Robert S. Cor
bin, of Springfield. Va, who at the
time of his arrest lived in the 3100
block of M street NV. Corbin
was arrested on February Is in
the 3400 block of Benning road
NE. after a policeman saw the
truck he was driving narrowly
miss an automobile. At a hearing
on March 27. Corbin pleaded
guilty. Court records show 26
charges of drunkenness against
Corbin.
Evening star., 1950-05-06
Trial Board Recommends
Dismissal OF PVT. Briqht

A police trial board yesterday
recommended that Pvt. Raymond
E. Bright of No. 2 Precinct be
dismissed from the police force.
The 39-year-old policeman. who
has been On the force nine years.
was found guilty of feigning sick
ness to get out of work. Testimony
brought out that, on April 26,
when the station telephoned him
at home to inform him he was Is
minutes late for work. Pvt. Bright
said he would be- right down.
Three minutes later he called in
sick, it was said.
A police doctor who examined
him. said he was capable of per-
forming his duty. However. pri-
vate doctor. who examined Pvt.
Bright the following day, testified