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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-11-02

and Andy Mijokoyic lay key blocks
for Pazera, who laterals to Bernie
Hazuka on the goal line. Left Tack
le Frank Fox does not figure in
the play"
All Of which possibly is an ap-
propriate introduction to the re-
port of our survey of the names on
the rosters of the 81 Catholic col
leges and universities fielding foot
ball teams this fall.
There is the usual quota Of
tradesmen and workers-Butler, at
Dayton and st. BonaUentlre; Brew
er, at L0rds; Porter, at John Car
roll and Loy0Id. Mason, at ST..
Francis; Miller, at LelUiS and St.
Benedict'S, Tanner. at Boston Col
Lege; Seaman and Taylor, at Notre
Dame; Cook, at LoyoId (Cdn.) and
Sexton, at ST. Johns and ST. Mary'S
in Minnesota.
Plant life is represented by Hem
lock, Scranton, LaViolette, st.
Norbert, Berry, Detroit and Bush
and Rose at Notre Dame. The birds
and the bees, as we'll as animal
life, fit into the picture with Pea
cock, at Dayton, John Carroll and
San Francisco; Martin, Notre
Dame; Fox at Marquette, st. Ben
edict and Scranton; Gander, Notre
Dame, Hare, Santa Clara, and Cote
Boston College.
Among the emotions and traits
are Manley, ST. Thomas, Bossy,
Loyola cam; Christian and Coy,
st. Johns, Jolie, Holy Cross; Just,
Scranton, and Grief, VilldnoUa. AS
for colors, we found Lavender of
81. Joseph's, White, of LeUis and
ST. Johns, Brown, of st. Mary's,
Fordham, Santa Clara, San Fran
cisco and Montreal Loyola, and
Green of VjlidnoUd. International
relations are assured by Brazil,
Scranton; French, Santa Clara;
English. ST. Marys, Welsh, San
Francisco, and Jerman, John Car.
roll. And we're sure you'd like to
know about Hall of Notre Dame,
Wall of Boston College and Piazzo
Of st. Thomas.
There's a Nora at Loras, a Ra.
mona at Santa Clara, a CHM at
xdUier, a Martini at st. BonaUen-
tme, a Lord at st. Benedict, King
at LoBola, a Rocket at Fordhan,
Zowie at Santa Clara; an Ash
and Burns at Notre Dame, a
Wood at S. Benedict and a Silk at
Fordham; a Cant at 81. ambrose
and a Ney at Holy Cross, a Fennell
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Sparkling the team to seven
straight wins has been the play of
slamming Sammy Mascotti who
owns a scoring record of 174 points
to date. Running from his right
half position, he has gained the
tremendous total Of 1898 yards by
rushing and passing.
The Ramblers preserved their
string last week in overwhelming
Strasburg 83 to 0 with Sammy
pounding over 81 points on five
tbs and four conversions And
afterward it was discovered the
timekeepers had mercifully cut the
game short by seven minutes!
After Tuscarawas-providing the
team wins-the big barrier will be
the seasons finale next week
against traditional rival, st. Mary's,
Dennison. Comparative scores
show Dennison edged Malvern u
to 6 while Dover ran roughshod
over the same eleven, 50 to 81
ST. Charles csroIisns, wearers
of fhe mythical Columbus Catholic
high crown, need victory tonight
TO close out the, season with mark
Of better than 500. They take on
Grandview in home game.
The prepsfers danced off with
fhe championship last week on the
wings of 81 TO J victory over ST.
Mary's, bringing their seasons
slate to 3-3.l. The Grandview tilt
is fhe seasof's eurtsin-caII for the
Crusaders also.
A recovered Cincinnati Elder
tumble gave the Aquinas' Terriers
a big rs upset win Sunday after
noon in Cincinnati. A 22-yard pass
play following the recovery saw
Frank Scales scamper over for the
score on a toss from Russ Reck-
ling. Bob Burke's successful place
kick was the eventual margin of
victory
Other games tonight send Rosary
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Coach Frank Leahy of Notre
Dame likes to tell of the time
in 1943 when his Irish de-
feated Northwestern $50, but
his 17-year-old freshman back
Fred Farley, missed three out
OF four tries for the extra
points after touchdowns.
Walking off the field, Leahy
sought to console the youth.
Don't feel bad, Fred You'll
have better days in the future" !"
he said.
Farley, now an attorney in
Parkersburg, West Virginia,
surprised by answering: Don't
worry, Coach, I'll get EN- when
we need 'eml"
Leahy was reminded Of that
statement a week later when
Notre Dame edged out a pow
erful Iowa Seahawk eleven, IA
13
Your right ~ Fred Farley
kicked both of the vital points
after touehdowns!
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Fire Sets of Brothers
Play On RoSecrdns Team

GAINESVILLE - Rosecrans high
school could boast one of the most
unusual gridiron teams in the ma
ton this season with five sets of
brothers on the squad
They are Jim and John Rericha,
Bill and Charles Frank, Mike and
Tom McIntire, Jim and Leo De
Donatis, and Tom and Doug Gray.
The Bishops put the first foot
hall season in their history in the
record books recently, boWing to
Hebron, % to 19, in the finale.
They finished with a 2-4 slate.
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last game for the Crusaders-Auui-
mas to North in a Columbus City
league fray, and Central Catholic.
Portsmouth to st. Joseph Ironton.
Saturday games include Mans
field Marion at St Mary's, Marion
and the previously mentioned
Strasburg at St Joseph's, Dover
encounter.
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Dover's Ramblers Seek
First Unbeaten Season

rampaging Josephs football pointing
its eighth victory and the first undeeaed history
night when the Ramblers lightly
their nextolast the fastadng
It's the homecoming ali Dover will roofing for the
Drotovccoached combine which hurdle games
Sporwrters there calling the squad the best in the
eandn gefln ANY, ment
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THIS WEEKS GAMES

THIS WEEKS GAMES
Nov. Rosary, Columbus, at Delaware
Willis
Nov 2-st. Charles. Columbus VS. Grand
view
Nov. 2-Aquinas', Columbus. at Columbus
North
Nov. S-st. Mary's, Marion, vs. Mansfield.
Madison
Nov. s-st. Joseph's, Dover. at Tuscar-
awas.
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DoVER-FolIowins the prae.
tice of many iIlUstrious Catholic
teams, both high school and col.
lege, the undeFeafed ST. 10.
seph's, Dover, football squad
here receives the sacraments
before each weeks game.
On the morning of each same.
Coach Joe Drofovick and his
team assist at Mass and receive
Communion in a body.
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THIS WEEKS ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

Lightweight League
Nov. St patriek's vs.. ST. Leo's
tAauinas' field
Nov, ? Christ the King Us. Corpus
Christi AT Chillicothel
Nov, 6 Our Lady Of Peace at St.
Aloysius
Nov. s ST. Patrick's at ST. Agatha's
Nov. : ST. Leos at ST. Vineent's
Nov. s Corpus Christi VI ST. DOM
inic's tSt Johns field
Middleweight League
Nov. St Francis vs. st, Lsdislaus
tAt Goodalcl
Nov. ST. Peters vs. Our Lady of
Victory At Westgatel
Nov. ST. Marv's vs. Holy Family
CAT Sunshinel
Nov. Z St. Francis at st. Johns
Heavyweight League
Noy.2 Holy Family at st. GATHERINGS
Nov. Holy Rosary vs. St Angus
tines Al Tuttlel
Nov. : Holy Name VS. St. Thomas At
Goodalel
Nov. s Sacred Heart at Immaculate
Conception
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Standings.

Alley Runlblings: Jack Stout's
233 and Jack Becker's 622 in St.
Leos Mixed Pat Berry's 245-
GA in the ST. Charles Alumni i.
Dave Fortner's 212 and 563 in the
Holy Cross loop, and Bill Crums
192-525 and Wilma Casanta's 168-
400 in the CYO at Broad-0lympic
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Louis French got in the act with
222-586 in the Rosary Men last
week while Underwood Flowers
nabbed 918 and 2573 Eckstein
jewelers. still rates a two-game
lead Mrs. Kennie Briggs l66
and Mrs. Marie Balthaser's 448
paced the st. Aloysius' PTA at
Hilltop recently The Robins five
garnered SAP and 1920 dour-girl
teams) Mrs, Margaret Melsi
turned in the 6-7'10, same loop.
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anda Finnell, but no Funnell, at
XaUier: a Diamond at ST. MichdePs,
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high, Columbus, to the den of un.
defeated Delaware Willis-it's the
Evening star., 1951-11-12

CHEVROLET '37 $50
2-dr.; a terrific little car, runs and
looks much better than average;
500 down.
Evening star., 1951-11-12
AUTOS & TRUCKS WANTED

SMALL RECENT cow. or sport.
about: low mil, l owner: have nj
cash or small trade. cali Elmwooc
34s5 eyes. or write Box ISL, Nc
Lean. va. Ia
WALL PAY CASH for clean cars an,
max any model. See Mr.. Dunnin.
gan. ROYAL MOTORS. INC, 4IO(
Georgia ave. NV. To. 2438.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
Tor nice low-mileage cars MORRIS
HUGHES. 7612 Ga. ave RA. 1I22
WILL PAY the highest price for used
Ghevrolets.. Fords and Plymouths
Drive In. Appraiser on the property
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO., 772E
WIS; ave: QL. 61o0, Open ewes.
FAIR HONEST APPRAISALS Of al
HaaK. makss t, Of cars are assured q
SOUTHERN BUYER In town for ont
week; highest cash prices paid ioi
good clean cars. IA. ASO1.
sTuDEBAKER OWNERS We hav,
buyers for late model, clean Cham.
pions and Commanders. Before 70,
trade or sell. get our price. MCNEIL
Studebaker. 141S p st. NV. CO
WE WISH TO HIRE several 1hn dunn,
trucks and pick-ups to deliver Goa
for us. BLUE RIDGE COAL CO.
INC, Jen. Davis hwy. ME. 3545.
NORTH CAROLINA DEALER. payin,
high prices for clean used cars
Call GE. 1908.
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GARAGES

GARAGE SPACE for rent In new
downtown apt. bldg; self-automatic
GE. O437. -13
4-CAR GARAGE and End 4. storage
space. with or without tools; on main
street, NV. downtown location. Box
422-Z. Star. Ia
1880 MISSOURI AVE. N.W.-Large
well-constructed garage; elec, and
running water for any suit. purpose.
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OFFICES g. STUDIOS FOR RENT

OffiSES y SIUDtOS FOX KENT
ALLISON BLDG.-ohice space, 900
eston bSS Zee E. nisos Ri5h so0d dE nS c51s lS
REDECoRATED-4-room ONCE plu,
per mo; Apply End door Isle Conn
lsts sSs' AND AM, L SITS. NV rms. ml@ OF
2r 2 tT9-rpi Ne aaasl suites. Call OR. 1883
s.RooM nH sUITE OF over 600 So So. #
KAss-BERGER. INC. EN-. 8100.
AIR-CONDITIONED. Century Build.
ing, 412 9Th st. NV, opposite Mu-
nicipal Court; O1aces available in
fnnss bnds d sHse Eisssr x .ts yenes1nn s
gles from s4s to $3.50. rios. J
nlSh1K st. niW. 81. s eS $3.50. lSc' 7SS 18th
OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE (share
basis). Conn. ave. near Uptown The
ater, $35 per mo. AID. 1926.
fol, f9r ONCE nee in IS. sw market market seetion al
900 7th ST. s.w. ME. 1647. wiS
CONN. AVE-. south Of Dupont Circle.
Extremely desirable office space.
Ideal for real estate. insurance. in
Approx. 800 50. IT,. large show
window 9 large rooms. Available
7Ss 18th st. NV. DI: $3.50. IL
IDEAL FOR DOCTOR, dentist. etc.
and water furnished; over drug
store; Available now. 4th street ne,
18th street. NV. DI. $3.50. Ia
14O0 L ST. N.W.--First floor once,
furnished or unfurnished; for KEY
see Bowles Opticians. WALKER 4
BBIpNdLSoPo; IdSoHo; INC. 1900 18th st. NV,
downtown AREA-Attracttve goa oiflo,
Tor rent: reception rm. facilities
LIST COMMERCIAL-Of space plus
living. quarters. consisting Of 5
rms, bath; uttls. incl. S75 per mo.
Re; 2l37. TR. 1865. Ia
201e NICHOLS AVE. s.E.-2nd d.,
commercial, rooms. bath, newly
decorated, suitable lawyer, etc
ANACOSTIA FINANCE CORP, 2O14
Nichols ave. Sc. -13
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TRAILERS

LoT-ggp TRAILER for sale, $500
FORD 1912 transit bus. ~ pas.
senger: good condition: suitable 70,
church, school or other groups; eco
nomical to operate. 8 or 10 miles to
the gallon. May be easily converted
Into house car in place of q trailer
and as such may be- licensed to "a
where traflers are not permitted. For
! sale very reaS. Call Ex. 36S2 fol-
so-FT. SCHULZ, 2 years old. n alumi.
mum exterior, sleeps 9, shower and
Can be seen any day except Sunday;
$4,000 or best offer.. NJ. W. SMITH,
Lot 6S. Ancient Oaks Trailer Park,
HUNTER'S special sleeper trailerette,
s;2es S2oo; sSS slssPs c.at-. 4; very sht; goSd
UTILITY TRAILER. 4x7; very Wen.
built; bargain; excellent tires: $10C
Will SUI SELL Or STORE You.
$3.50. IT
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

If PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
Of your home. business or invest
ment mel property ,ggi Is what ~ you desire
so8 North Capitol. Ma. $3.50. Free
appraiSals. Results since 1919.
ARLINGTON-Bungalow by old re-
1908 or ia. 2-70Is. Ia
ATTENTION OWNERS, I can get
you top aI-cash or term deal for
your home. Call MR.. WILLIAMS,
DESIRE OLD or new houses; rental
slnnyestments sn VIII pay cash. OIL:
SELL & sG1 YouR fis7 H6usE s ls sor o5 to5
MR. doDpaRD ae ssRIs'soi 81 S5 5s7s Se'as 19 Gan
WILL PAY YOU CASH TODAY for
ton. RE. 2201. 81. 7747.
CAsH BUYERS waiting for and f.
bedroom homes IN northwest Wash.
ineton and nearby Montgomery
ana ss WEE ~ E' REAL "a SCI BsTaTE E3eF h0aiS a6
4345. Open ewes. It'll 10 pm.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home
regardless Of location or condition
DI. SS42; 81. 1889.
WANT TO PURCHASE nice home ir
Bethesda Chevy. Chase or Silver
Spring. Box liza. Star. l7'
INTERESTED In buying lge. bldg. fol
rooming house use, with min. Of cash
MR.. RAULIN, RA. 2036. Ia
PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy q
bedroom home on one floor. in Sil-
yer Spring; h.-w.h. JU. 7-7792.
DIRECT FROM owNER-wilI pay
cash; o; G. Md. or Va. 81. 1897
FROM OWNER; Md. location; need
OF repairs, recurring little cash. Call
RA. 1899 or write II. WHITE. 44I5
Iowa ave. NV. Washington. D. c.
WANT TO BUY HOUSES II You
want TO sell. call JANIS e. SCOTT,
I'll Fla. ave. NV, DE 1914; over
25 years experience in general real
estate business: quick clean deals.
HOMES WANTED AT oNcE-qxick
sales at properly appraised values
Cash and terms NstingS will receive
prompt action. Eve, phone OR. 69l6.
CoLOhED-SMALL HOUSE, $500
cash payment, mo. payment not over
$50. Phone Wo. 1865. Monday
morning.
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INVEST. PROP. SALE (cont. }

GET I4% ON SO. .2O0-2-apt. unit.
monthly. over and above mortgage
payments. Excellent 4A% mort
gage; completely renovated; down
town location. By appt. only.
JOSEPH K1NSKY
ST. 6s11 OIL. 6574.
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STORES FOR RENT

ROCKVILLE, bet. Peoples Drug and
Gall sH, 1890 pet. 3 and 5. ask for
Ne, Nh; Gk.pEWELIh knr nIsrvov o.. ElS
aSs aSR New Ss anE Safs ss Of on sS'ass
A DELIcATEssEN STORE viii ' be
available soon In brand-new bldg.
on Glebe rd., south Of Lee blvd.
Arlington. A real opportunity. store
aREhsaoISE isHsa 81 IfDi 81 $f2s $is mo: Rs b j.
607 7th ST. S.W.. -611 nth st. s.w..
215 10th st. s.w. For further details,
call Mr.. Adams. L. r. TURNER.
Realtor, 800 7th st. s.w. ME. 1647.
CHEVY CHASE. Just OF Conn. ave. :
window; suitable for electrical sup
ply, sporting goods or any service
business; THos. ]. FISHER q CO,
NC 73S 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50.
CONN; AVE. south Of Dupont Circle
tion; .2.l00 50. It. fioor space; suit
able for women's apparel shop. In
FURNISHED; THos. J. FISHER & Co,
,dsS me- ana T3s r1p 15th sTs ss. ~ pI $3.50
with great possibilities. 1890 plus
bsmt. Oil h.-w.h. incl. $1T5 mo.
Can 3: A, HUMPHREYS. Realtors
$500 SO. FIT. with parking, lot 55z
100 IT. Suit. for any lge. grocery
chain or any other allied business
Call Z. A. HUMPHREYS. Realtors
4i4 lsth ST. s.w.-Near mod. Bldg
with gar. space. Suit. for store OF
ofiices. $3.50 mo. Call r. A
EUMPHRIES. Realtors. MA. 5000
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Sc, Ss5 pe,
RERihi R2Rh4y Il. Il; $4,000 southeast mi4
GROCERY, mixed trade. It's a honeyl
New building; no competition; lv-
ing quarters avail; S76 mo-; terms
on equipment. 5000 Reed ST.. N
Englewood. To insp., AP. $3.50.
1873 14th ST. N.W.-Lge., beautiful
vacant store, 2Ox140 IT.. plus AGAR
brick garage; owner must rent. Cal
IDEAL PROPERTIES, Elk. 4967;
18th AND BELMONT Nw.---s11o
3032 M st. NV. ------- S76
2l1 Indiana ave. NV. SOS
EDMUND M. O'SULLIVAN. Ma. 7S4S
CHILDREN'S WEAR, in well-estab-
lished shopping center in Arl. with
plenty Of parking; Teas; rent; poss
Pea1for Han xuaaklayS O-1RG1
Evening star., 1951-11-12

SMALL ESTATE SITES
15-ACRE LAKE PRIVILEGES
UNSURPASSED WOODLAND
See our beautiful lake with surround
some with springs, streams. Two new
sections being planned in this out
standing community In Fairfax
County hunt country. near Colvin
Run. 500 to $500 per acre.
HERMAN E. GASCH q SON
500 Woodward Bldg. MA. 1894
Sat-. Sun. & Mon. call Daleview 9152.
Evening star., 1951-11-12

PLYMOUTH 1850 special de lux
eonyerttble; red. r: and h.; approx
$4,000 mi; sl,595: Trade On ls5t
PLYMOUTH 1850 de luxe 4-door
tiful .gunmetal gray; immaculate
carefully IyI driven; IN ons1oWnsE me- car
symoath WHEEIEK EM z75s 5Nc 4sSo SR5ysefs Ws
rIYMooU1THHss sto Tbs 1850 4-dr. Special d.
guaranteed. ROYAL MOTORS. INC. :.
chr: yslfT,PlymSuth' "a sgoS 4loo oe99Eggia 9g
PIYMoUTHI I' 1s47 Special de luxe
ROYAL MOTORS, NC. chrysler-
Plymouth. 410o Georgia ave. IA.
PLYMOUTH 1887; good rubber, good
327l or Io 1890. Ia
Sang ana R,lsoH hi ssgS Sjys BARNES b StS AUTO
luxe, 4 DR.. sedan; all accessories;
500, or best offer. Elk. aoe5 or
pIYMoUSfa1 i1oSfs1' 1s41 Special de luxe;
very clean; radio and heater; good
poNTIAc 81 station wagon; g 9 Cyl
low miles; new warranty. So, ,1S0.
ELooD PONTIAC. 1921 Connecticut.
poNTIac iayy 81 station wagon: s CYL. r.
and h. Hydra. low miles; new war
zzasaiy zsai connseticut. ;ssS 4op %o. slSS glosriAc
PONTIAC 1850 streamliner So Sc
excel. eond. throughout; this is a
one--owner car: traded in on a, new
Pontiac and has a .0o0-mile or
At ssi s. ssS szeel ter@s open nDsSs svss
Til 9. coAsT-IN PONTIAC. 427
1910 sport coupe; good
eond;; $685. cash Or best offer.
pCd Cal En- o631 1921 after Pm IL
tional signals. 5 good d tires. .sj 'baeF.up 1E
essnsSr:: snsS: ss7s' sSsI72ssfl1Sf 81 s1gss1. siseh.
equipped; sl,493. 81 financing:
Cheaper sSss aoG At 0tnsTs a9To sssi sEs
1871 Bladensburg Rd. ne. Ii.
Pontiac 1s41 2-dr. 6-pass. sedan
cite; T. and h., winterized; passed
PONTIAC 1851 2-dr. S-cyl. chieftian
de luxe; 1000 mi, fully equip,
peri; cond., pvt. owner; S2,275. IA.
AZ s-cyl streamliner 4-dr.;
r. and h.; one owner; only SS95.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC, Chrysler-
Plymouth, 4l00 0eorsia ave. IA.
sTTDEBAKER 1e4s Champion Regal
4-dr. sedan; blue. Ciima matizer. de-
froster, clean inside and out. good
tires and good mechanically; Butler
bonded; S1,195. LEE d. BUTLER.
INC, 1871 21st st. NV, DI. OI1O.
Open Sat. and Sun. till 6. week
days till 8. Visit our inside show
room. -l2
Evening star., 1951-11-12
BUSINESS. PROPERTY WANTED

I Will BUY YOUR BUSINESS PROP
ERTY and lease 1t back to you. e.
ROsENFEID. Jr- ia. 1863. eyes.
ESTABLISHED BALTIMORE FIRM
REQUIRES garage-type building. r.
car capacity or more. Include phys
teal details In first reply. Up to $3.50
iacation Psr month no for propsr building and
Evening star., 1951-11-12
BOATS
MOTORCYCLES

INDIAN 1913; crash bar; In perfect
running order; $3.50 or best offer.
B. s. A.. 125 d. c., 1851 model;
1900 mi; 8 mos. old; will sell fol
S275. 81. 1897. is
Evening star., 1951-11-12
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

DUPONT CIRCLE; 1st-floor office for
doctor or foreign mission: lawyers
or engineers; o rms. . z Of them Large large
thew Finn. sANDoz. INC, " Exclusive T
Broker. DU 1884; ewes. DE. 7406.
1-sToRY BRICK BLDG-716 18th
st. ne. near Bladensburg rd. and H
for 1st commercial or warehouse
BAsHIKo INVESTMENT CORP.
Mr.. Perry DI. STA. OIL. 0947.
HARVARD sT1Large room for re-,
ROssLYN-Brick bldg. 4Oxi45; very
heavy fioor. truck % dock * oil Hii' heat
gise 1gte ef5ee' parking. A. M. ROTH
sEsToRT 81 Js1'' BRICK BLDG.-Appiox. m5a
1000 So. #. 1447 Nd. ave. ne. at
and H sts.; suitable for any first
commercial or warehouse business
which needs prominent location.
ahET SIaS eokP s8R3 RhAsK9 hA FSlTS II 5fTEST saSF
1858 BENNING RID. N.E.-Nevly re-
modelled store and apt above; ga
rage in rear; suitable any business.
Ma. 140S. RA. 1851. -13
MAINE AVE. S.W.-Fireproof brick
BLDG; 1:792 50: f.; high ceiling;
1st COMMERCIAL PROP. for rent in
Silver Hills, Md; ideal location.
10. 3-SO56. -13
1439 YOU ST. NV. - Commercial
property on corner; 8 rms, bath,
gas h.-w.h.; vacant; $500.
GUY TIMER
1929 l 1th St NV NO 4an7 10
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(Consinued)
DESK SPACE

6ARR BUILDING. 91o 18th st. NV.
attractive desk space for those who
want. the best. Receptionist. SWITCH
board, mail and telephone answering
service available. Call ST. 3456,
Evening star., 1951-11-12
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

5000 So.-Fr. BRK. BLDG; down
$500 per mo. MILLS CO.. MA. $500
Evening star., 1951-11-12

$2,750
Cash down payment will buy. this
brick and frame semidet. home.
located In popular Jefferson Manor;
features of this home include hv.
rm., dinette, equip. kit, front porch.
with asphalt tiled floor; purchaser
may assume FILA CT loan, payable
S73.S3 monthly: full price, 81 800.
Call for appointment to inspect.
YEONAS REALTY
GI,. 21OO. Realtor. OK, 1243.
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PAINT 1T UP!

VINO will buy this orphan-brick
Colonial2 1t needs redecorating but
iS sound as o dollar. Here's what
you've got to work with. Downstairf
there IS large liv. rm. with flrepl-,
bedrms.. tile bath: there is OF course
Q full bsmt., side-screened porch
300-ft. deep lot with fine shade
trees: good N. Arlington location
less than l minute from new park
way. 3 blks. from schools. shoppins
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Radio BLDG, Arl., Va. JA k-1155.
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERrY-RENT

$4,000 so. FIT. Of ground centrally
located; pvt. TT. siding and ofice
MA 5SS5.
ROSSLYN-4.Ooo 50. IT,; 15-ft. cell
ing no columns, heavy floor; ideal
for labs. etc. A. M. ROTH. RE. 1880
S.W. d. Cup to $4,000 50. #. oi
level ground at very low rental II
taken In large tracts; RR at prop
erty. A. M. ROTH. RE. 1880. -l2
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16-UNIT MODERN APT

This handsome detached apt. house.
and convenient D. C. location and
Of best construction. All the apts
are well arranged and have the
most modern equipment and the
building is located adjoining schools,
shopping and fast transp. Income
at modest rents approx. S11. 900
yearly. Good financing available
and priced low for prompt sale.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 X st. NV. Realtors. Ex. 1911.
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FIREPROOF'
WAREHOUSES WANTED

WANTED-Storage space; one loca-
ton. 10000 So. IT.; or several loca-
tions, 5000 to 5000 sa. IT.; no heat
required. Call HU. 7o40, MR.. WILL
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PACKARD 194S Super convertible: r
and h, overdrive. Orig. finish Good
condition. Only S995. ROYAL
MOTORS. INC. Chrysler-Plymouth,
PACKARD '39 coupe; / owner; excel.
cond. S400. Call NO. 1887 -13
PACKARD 1949 2-dr. '160"; Electro.
clutch; o. d., r. and h.; Wv. tires.
Beautiful. S1,195. BARNES AUTO
SALES, Wilson blvd. at 10th
street, Arl.
PACKARD 1850 4-dr. de luxe, fully
equipped; owner; excel. cond.
$1,000 or best offer. MI. 1856.
PACKARD 1e47 s-passenger sedan.
radio and heater. glossy black finish.
II it Is a roomy car you need. don't
miss this one: S795. HOYLE MOTOR
SALES, 1345 Q st. NV. DU. $500.
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SHANNON & LUCHS CO

NORTHERN VIRGINIA OFFICE
2055 Wilson Blvd, ia. 5-6S00
OPEN UNTIL 8 PM.
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PLYMOUTH 1941 club coupe; r. and
b.; good tiress $500. WA. S238.

PLYMOUTH Ie41 4 dr.. sedan: much
better cond. than most ATS: one
detail: sSs5. WILLIAMS & BAKER.
Nash. 29th and NJ sts. NV. HO.
$500. -12
PLYMOUTH 1850 special de luxe
convertible; red, r. and h.; approx
$4,000 mi. S1,595. Trade on 1850
MG. Call afternoons, FA. 9296.
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1881 Wisconsin Ave. NV. Ia
BUICK so S1. .795
2-dr. Super Dynafiow; every possible
extra; low mileage; very clean; bank
financing auajloh1a
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A DEALER FROM N. C.
Paying big prices. 1888 to 1e49, bsO6
Ga. ave. NV. GE. 9S44. 10
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PLYMOUTH 81 sedan club coupe:
eSsr eSsIposSdo fSo Stssfs Fl sss financing casa as;
cheaper at AUTO WHOLESALERS.
1871 Bladensburg Rd. ne Ii
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REINES

1881 Wisconsin Ave. NV. Ia
HUDSON AT S595
4-dr. Super "6'; radio. heater: very
nice car: 2-tone blue; in wonderful
condition; $500 down
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PACKARD 1e4e super; r. and

PACKARD 1e49 Super; r. and h..
slip covers, overdrive; $3.50; no
dealers Phone Ma. 6675.
PACKARD l94S 4-dr. sedan; l care
full owner; new cond.; the greatest
performing As Packard in the
city; dream to see and drive.
ASK the man who owns one" Guar.
S1,295. WILLIAMS d. BAKER.
Nash, 29th and NJ sts. NV. HO.