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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-11
HOUSES UNrURNIsHED

NEW BRICK BUNGALOW
On Riggs I'd, mr.. University lane;
large liv. rm. with flrepl.; 3 bed
rms, equip. kit; dishwasher; gar
bage disposal; storage attic: gas
heat; nice yard. $40. PERRY
HAY CO.. 81. 6242. Ill
GEORGETOWN
$500 per mo. This lovely new 2-bed-
nm. home. For further info. please
call Mr.. Daugherty with JAMES L..
DIXON & co. ST. 1900.
JEFFERSON MANOR
Beautiful high location: 2 bedrms.,
full basemt, screened porch, fenced
back yard, auto. washer. refrg.; i'm
maculate cond.: S110 mo. HUNT
INGTON REALTY CO. 1857 Hunt
ington ave. OV. 1901.
Vicinity Falls Church
distance shopping, transp., theater;
desirable neighborhood; Sl40 per mo.
PAUL E. BUTTERFIELD
Realtor. Radio Bldg. Arlington, Va.
ia. 10000. Open 8 till 9.
ARLINGTON--3 bedrooms, IA baths;
available now; $3.50 month.
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
OF. 1886. OF. $685.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

TWO GOVT. EMPLOYED ladies woulc
nke or bedroom apt; prefer
ONE BEDRM.. iv. rm.. Iii. and BATH
furn. apt in NV, apt. bldg, desired
by two young ladies. RA. OATS.
UNFURNISHED EFFICIENCY; / I'm.
kit; bath; NV section; by business.
COPE o3Pff college dA; ora srsduates; HUSBAND
Govt; empl., desire large efficiency
or 1-bedroom apt: unfurnished
p pU gtsS Circle area or GEORGETOWN
MOMMY AND I want to stay to.
apt. near transp.2 I am four years
old and at nursery school all day
while nom works. Please say yes
GOVT eUT ZEN EMps star wants a-nedrml s an,
or house; unfurn.; April; NV. S o,
nearby Va. Wo. 1853 after 9 p. m
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER. bott
empl.. want unfurn; apt, preferably
u, nnd nv, we. sec; Call AP. $3.50 evenings
U NJ RssA1 i Or 2 BEpRMs.. in reg
out nor high walk up. 81. s3s7.
LADY. q college daughters. desir.
ave. Of fu5 aw6 Sr vI Snfu Or s US Conn
bath; Proximity 18th e Col. Ai I'd. ae o.
Ss sas sony CO Co tr sssB thereto. 10
TWO GENTLEM 1s0' tbrothersi no non
drinkers. nonsmokers, desire 1-bed
MAY. S75. BERGER. Hu. 93OS.
TEACHER, desires. small furn. apt.
near Catholic University. Box 1872
APT. BEDRM., unfurn.. needed
immediately, NV. section. Mt Pleas.
-! Anrr Nj. 1858,
WANTED-one Or 2 bedrm. unfurn
Rome bu poI e eqs 9 2icn ps~od sss
$S5 mo. Call MR.. WETZEL. HU
CoUPLE, / CHILD. want 1-bedrm
unfurn. apt: with utils.; pref. NV.
max $50 Or $685. 10 a.m.-s Pm
METH. EMB. employe desires ! O,
3 bedrm. apt. unfurn.. NV. DE
65a6 or AD. 1852. Ext. 81. III
GENTLEMAN. with Government anc
wife would like to rent a furnished
e alpaftm nsitih even i small: II first:
Massaehusetts sna
NV. even If only available for few
months. Box AK. Star. il
SMALL furn. or ,unfurn. apt; pvt
oath, for sgle. working girl; pref. NV.
not over s65' NO 1857 after 8 pm
2-RM. unfinished apt: pvt. bath
and kit; mother and daughter
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER ibott
working desire. 2-bedrm. furnished
spf6.6i nv NV; SECTION preferred. Max.
MOTHER, with 2 adult daughters
wishes 2-bedrm. apt. NV. for 3 mo
2 OR BEDROOM MODERN APT.
unfurnished. Adults; reasonable
PROFESSIONAL MAN needs unfurn
k kPEi, L H. H. eS PTsf' refs. + v
SMALL FURN: BsMT. or 1st-fioor apt
for Govt, girl and well-mannered
BS SoT EM APril !; HY 1922 I'll.
Pvt. ent. and bath: furn. or un.
iurn' NV. district. Box 10-X, Star
ENGLISH EXECUTIVE AND WIFI
want one-bedroom furnished apt.
outlying gully sni;woc SECTION; April through
s Ext So e s ! O. Telephone Elk, $3.50
E aH{H1n Ia Groom beautiful apt.
town, for room , 'U ant.. W un dUTn'
FURNISHED APT, ] rm", kit anc
bath, S45-S47.50, NV. or ne. on
lady only, Box 65-X, Star.
TWO GOVT. employed colored girl!
a aeartmen furnished RS oaa e unfurnishee
CoIoRED coTPLE desire 1-roon
apt, furn. or unfurn.; good Job
VIII pay good for nice place. Cal
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HOUSES TO SHARE

NEAR BAILEYS CROSSROADS -
Country couple to share home. FA.
SHARE VILLAGE HOME, so miles
from Washington; conveniences, gar
dens, lawns, garage; cultured women
deslfsd; Presbyterian preferred.
BOX SO. Fairfield, Pa.
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OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY,
2 to 6; new 4-bedroom brick home
on Va acre, 10 miles out; rent, $3.50.
Directions: Out Shirley highway,
east on Route 636 about PA miles to
rent sign, turn right and first house
on right. J. FULLER GROOM
REALTY CO., OK. or CHI. 44S7.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ATTY.'s FAMILY need a-bedrm. fur:
and May: good care. CO. 1854. --i3
NEED MINED, p or 3 bedrm. I'M
excel. ref; viii lease. 500; Ii.
Executive desires furn. or unfurn.
pointed home; win offer ample as
surance Of care: highest refs: ap-
prox: $500 per mo. Call G. J.
H hxNGH I tx l22 orr G5 40 900
by the 18th Of April. furnished house,
with three or four bedrooms. two
bathrooms, screened porch: garage,
garden; Tyr. lease. Box 157-v.
USfftURNIsHED HOUSE. reasonable
ences. Ii. 4-3s4o. from s to o pm.
Two-APARTMENT HOUSE or four
bedroom, two-bath house; ,yard.
C aSi GssssSi and wife, without II.
ally nice. smaii furnished home in
desirable NV. location. Excellent
care guaranteed. WI. 1885. Ia
IKE ss s sase l It eTss.I5 II swing
ATTORNEY recalled to service; wife.
z children desire 3-bedroom un-
furn. house. fenced-in yard, Arl
area; to 500. ia. 2.0932.
RENTAL HOUSES NEEDED
We are anxious to secure additional
rental homes furn. or unfurn; In
nearby Maryland or NV. D. c.;
prompt results; finest cliental; free
appraisels. PERRY hay Co, 81.
6242. III
CHEVY CHASE AREA
Have excel clients for houses, S175-
$500 mo. MRS. CLYDE c. DUN
NINGTON. WI. 2635. OR. 1888.
NEED several furn. and 4 bedroom
homes for. officer clients of both
foreign and American armed forces.
DAVID r. WINNER
COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE
FOR VA, D. c. AND MD.
los n. Patrick ST., Alex. Va.
ov. SAB. AL. 1925: Ewes. TIE. 05O4
CoLoRED-TWO LADIES, Govt. en-
ployed, desires partly furnished
mouse by April l, 1851. IL. 1898.
IL
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SHOE REPAIR SHOP

OWNER MUST SELL DUE TO ILL.,
NESS. EXCELLENT LOCATION.
REASONABLY PRICED. NO BRO
KERS. CALL TIE. 1895.
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LOVELY SILVER SPRING
Location overlooking Sligo Park. In
available; 2 bedrooms; S71.34 mo
covers everything, including utils
and maintenance; convenient to all
facilities. Call MRS. MAGEE, ~
T-T5O3
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Why pay for good will
Buy this property and create your
own good will. S112 18th st. NV,
store and bsmt. Suitable any type
business. Priced reas. To INSPECT call
ME. 0095. COMET NEATLY CO.,
1909 N, Y, ave, NV Ill
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A. H. BACAS
Realtor, AID. S4St

Bar Restaurant With LIQUOR
Money maker. heart of Government
buildings; owners retiring after 80
years In same location; well equipped
to operate with minimum OF help;
recently air conditioned; payroll
$3.50 week: 10-year lease ct $500
month; GROSS $3.50 day.; asking
A. H. BACAS
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~ VELAND Park = Attractively
durn. modern, detached. 2-bedrm.,
"a bath house; finished rm. on I'D
b bsnt. Tecj I'm. =, With fireplace in
years lease at 5000 Der month
Mrs. Williams, DU. 3SO5,
LAURA HARLAN g. CO,
TOD 18th st. NV. Ma, 4O31.
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observation-disclosures

BAR-GRILL-LIQUOR
Excellent corner, seats SO: air con.
ditioned and well equipped; rent,
$40; 6-day week operation; at
tractlve lease; gross sales over S125,
tiring after 20 years; will sell for
$4,000 with easy terms. Ewes. or
Sun. call Mr.. Boinis. OR. 1914.
A. H. BACAS
Realtor and Broker. AID. S4s4.
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DELICATESSEN

Doing over $1,000 week; nice NJ
lures; o real good store In an
excel. neighborhood; moderate down
payment assures you q real income,
SAM CHANTKER 81 CO., ST. S707s
SH. 1905.
CONTINUED on Next PassS
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ISEMISELF-SERvICE MKT.
Nicely equip. col. trade: doing $500
wkly.. but can easily be increased
as owner Is mex; only $50 rent:
price, S4,5Q0 CON-; $1,000 down.
Call RE. 2136; eyes,, Sun, TIA.
1859. Exclusive with
JOSEPH COHEN & co.
Snack and Sandwich Bar
Beautifully equipped with stainless
steel and modern furnishings to
make 1t easy to operate; seats So;
gross over $3.50 day and growing
every. day since opening OF five
months ago; owners in Army, will
sell at $4,000 with very little cash
and terms to reliable party; II you
gre looking for place of this type,
60 no further; Ewes or Sun, cali
A. H. BACAS
Realtor and Broker, AID. S4S4. 1887
Columbia Rd, NV.
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Bar Grill and Real Estate

o11 vi III dIIU 1CCdI GlSEdCC
Opportunity to bug grill and property
plus sufficient ineome to make res
taurant practically rent free; prop
erty consists, %ot 3 stores and q
apartments on an outstanding cor
ner; 100000 cash will handle, bal
ance very easy terms.
A. H. BACAS
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RENTAL HOUSES NEEDED
We are anxious to secure additional
rental homes furn. or unfurn.; In
nearby MARYLAND or NV D. c.;
prompt results; finest cliental; free
appraisels. PERRY HAY CO. IN,
RCao
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Sandwich-Waffle Shop

1909 location, none better; long.
established money maker; could not
be bought before for twice the
price offered for sale today due to
circumstances; everything favorable.
lease, rent, equipment, air condi-
tfoning: seats so; gross over 5000
day. This is what every one wants
but seldom gets; $4,000 cash viii
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BUNGALOW, near Andrews; new.
bedroom, porch, $40. 4S49 Brancl
ave. Sc. Silver Hill. Md
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ding nationally known products;
mod. equipment; reasonable rental;
Cheverly. Md, location. Box 1S2-V.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY for the risht
man with auto dealer management
experience: will sell "a interest in
the leading Independent auto agency
in this area; only small investment
n Is sn yt IS dsa Gown
exper. and knowbow need apply.
c sSH iSf FXcT Teas small for rel retail
or wholesale manufacturing; cash or
terms. P. o. Box So, Brentwood.
WAdTiCH REPAIR SHOP, reasonable
, rent; good location, Alexandria; sac
p pafis; yah caI H sfr9 ss7t9 responsible
BEAUTY SHOP-.Small. well-estab-
orators; Conn. ave. Phone EN-.
BOOMING HfousE-1b rooms. 3
baths: income. $425; cheap for quick
sale. tn. 1124. IL
GOOD. LEASE on 5-room apartment
and additional rooms; completely
. furn.; all rented: oil heat. Gross
mo. inc. over $500; rent, $50 oo6 Near
best offer. no. s719. IL
tUh hEN1-1Ce CREAM anu ulduu-
featuring plant and store with soda
fountain; formerly McKeever's,
Kensington, Md. LO. $4,000. week
days. o to A; Sat. 9 to IL. or write
Box 156. Kensington, Nd. 12'
OLD-ESTABLISHED DIGS GROCERY.
$4,000 weekly guaranteed; asking
$4,000 plus dollar for dollar stock;
beautiful living quarters; low rent,
long lease: owner retiring; near
Union Station, NV; terms. GOLD
MAN, tn. 00S2. Ia. $3.50.
Mr.. FAIRFAX, VA.-Country store,
general groceries; very good business.
Also a Arm. bungalow on nearly
an acre of ground CHESTER
COGSWEIL, OK. 1888.
MAJESTIC CLEANERS is now ac-
cepting additional Wholesale fin
ished accounts. Synthetic cleaning
fluid; excellent service. For further
information please call AT. 1910.
IMMEDIATE OPENING in Takoma
Park Cab Association. Gail 81.
1900. ask for No. IL.
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HOTEL


Located in Cape May, a short half
block from main beach. Has beau
tiful lobby, 80 rental rms. s private
baths, 3 hall baths. owners apt,
and maids rm. In excellent condi-
tion and well stocked with linen ard
furnishings. A profitable summer
operation combining business :, nd
pleasure. Sale includes business and
NICHOLAS CASTOR co.
Sol Woodward Bldg. DI. s765.
SANDWICH sHoP-LIQJOR-owner
quotes $500 daily; rent $500; air
cond.; last word in equipment and
layout; closed Sun. A profitable
establishment that you will be proud
TO own. Priced much below market
NICHOLAS CASTOR co.
Sol Woodward Bldg. DI. 7765.
TAvERN--Owner guarantees to net
5000 mo-; extensive trial period
may be had: well-known establish
Ment having no Entertainment.
Without 2 doubt the best tavern
opportunity in WASHINGTON. Come
In and investigate this as well as
other tavern hstings
NICHOLAS CASTOR co.
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OPPORTUNITY

VI O1t UNI Z
Delicatessen and newsstand, down.
town location; near Governments
buildings; crossing over 500 pei
week. Price reasonable. Call Ma.
71S5 between and pm.
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BEAUTIFUL BRICK Cape Cod. on ..
acre; LIST fl. lge. liv. rm. with firepl..
S Saai r Innrn bedrm .o O. den with a
end a.. lge. bedrms.. and tile bath;
full bsmt., built-in garage. Price
81 ST.. 900 90 subst 81. cash. GOODMAN
HUNTINGTON. 5o7
e es1,pSad III Iii I'M 1e s.I1t semidss
and Sun. to ) pm. 500 80.
sPAci99oUs RAMBLER. in Rock Creek
Hills. 3 bedrms.. ga baths. dish
washer. auto. laundry. garbage dis
called to active sae duty duty; 0 ss5o. BY By
FRANK S PHILLIPS. 81. 14ii.
MD. - New, 3-bedrm.
BRICK 5g y bungalow. With liv. rm.. Tx
disposal o A SIT IT qb oR sRhausst ar1is an
stove. and ali metal cabinets; Ice.
attic; easement windows; direct bus
route; Sl25 mo-. by appt only. Call
EMafifSsi e + + c6 81 ass Brick.
l yr. old. Full basmt. with rumpus
rm.. eauip'd with cleo. dryer. auto.
washer. 9-cu.-ft, .refgr.;. all almost
new; lge. fenced-in yard with chill
drens swings; S125 mo. Responsible
people only 1888 Andrews St,
Silver Spring, Md. 10. 2-36SO.
NEW HOUSE, 6 rooms and bath.
equipped kitchen, Venetian blinds,
storm windows and Bendix washer;
S110 month. r. P. RIPLEY. Real
tor, Shepherd 1889. IA
N. GLEBE RD., ARL.. VA.-2-bed-
room bungalow. completely done
TO PENTAGON and
Navy Annex-Row house, 2 bedr.,
recreation rm.; in Alexandria. Call
Sunday, OV. 64S2. Available April /.
near Andrews; new. l
bedroom, porch, $40. 4S49 Branch
ave. Sc, Silver Hill. Md.
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CHEVY CHASE AREA

COLoRED-TWO LADIES, Govt EN-
ployed, desires partly furnished
house by April /. 1851. Ii. 1878
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OUdIuIIIg MONEY Maker
8 rms. 2 baths. nice yard, gear
brick garage; rent. $3.50; inc. quoted.
$50 per wk. each. owner ouoted
$500 mo. profit. Price, Sc, 900.
wants $1,000 down.
G. j. YOUNG, ST. 1900
NOTWITHSTANDING with carl
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CURRENT SURVEY IN i T0NGA5S NARR0WS
 : IS TO START MAY 1

, Beginning about May l, and con- tinuing for period of about 30 days current survey operations will be conducted by the .U-, g.. Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship PATTON in Tongass Narrows from Guard Islands to Lewis Point. Radio cur- rent buoys will be anchored. The Euoys are boat shaped, painted or- ange, and carry bamboo radio mast.
 -sBuoys are provided to show two small fixed red lights, vertically in line. placed two and five feet above the buoy. The PATTON, 88 feet long and painted gray, may anchor at any of the current stations. When so anchored the vessel will be unable to maneuver and at night will show two red lights, vertically in line, and in the day. time two black shapes.
 During the entire period of cur rent observations vessels are re- quested to proceed at slow speed when passing either the radio cur rent buoys or the ship and to clear them as far as practicable.
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JUNEAU 50FTBALL
 LEAGUE TO MEET

The local Juneau Fastball (Soft- balD League will hold meeting Wednesday night. April 25, at 7:30 on the top floor of the Catholic parish hall. Anyone wishing to enter a team in the league is requested to have a representative present at the meeting.
 The meeting will be held to dis cuss plans for the coming year and to draw up a schedule of playing nights. All teams planning on enter ing the league must have a repre- sentative at the meeting in order to have their team included in the schedule for the coming year.
 Any questions and suggestions for the benefit of the league will be answered and appreciated for the betterment of the league.
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GLORIA GRAHAME, NOW AT CAPITOL,
 IN SUSPENSE ROLE

Gloria Grahame. who is featured at the Capitol Theatre in Humphrey Bogart's suspenseful new drama, Tn Lonely Place" isn't certain whether she is a correspondence school graduate or not Her diploma is from Hollywood High School, but she was graduated from there thru the courtesy of the United States postoffice.
 Seen in "In Lonely Place" as Hollywood bit actress who becomes involved with a screen writer and a murder, Miss Grahame's career began with her appearance in a high school play, just month be- fore the terms end.
 A stage producer was so impress ed with her performance, poise and charm, he offered a job in San Francisco play. With the consent of her parents and the school author ities, she left for the Bay city within 24 hours. She finished her studies by mail.
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"5H0W THEM NO
 MERCY" FEATURE
 AT 10TH CENTURY

For tonight only, 20th Century Theatre is showing Show Them No Mercy" said to be thriller in which the lid is ripped off the last ditch stand of the underworld against the forces of law and order.
 Centering the story about young couple trapped by a band of des- perate criminals who are making their final break for freedom; a climax is reached when the young wife, played by Rochelle Hudson, takes things into her hands and machineguns the gang leaders while G-Men are closing the trap they have set for the mobsters.
 Featured in the cast are Cesar Romero, Bruce Cabot. and Edward Norris. George Marshall directed.
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S1 CARRIED ON ALASKA COASTAL
 MONDAY FLIGHTS

Alaska Coastal Airlines carried 81 passengers on Monday flights with II on interport, B departing and 27 arriving.
 Departing for Haines: Al Lyon. E. Witham, H. Peters, J. Willard; for Skagway: Sister Mary Florence, L. Lindstrom, Mrs. R. E. Paulin, Hal lene Price; for Hawk Inlet: T. Conrad .
 For Sitka. Ed Mcintyre, Eleanor Rupert. MT and Mrs. Frank Paul, Jack Risto, Pat Gilmore, Vera Covi, E. w. Norton, Mrs. Baggin, Frank Martin, MT. and Mrs. Joe Whiting, Timmie Whiting; for Kimshan, K. Kadow.
 For Wrangell Clyde Franks; for Ketchikan: Ron Mayo. Larry Zach, H. F. Loughen, Tim Casey; for Peli- can: Walt Kirkness, Bob Parker for Angoon: E. Seaton; for Tenakee: Emma Howard: for Todd: J. Parcon.
 Arriving from Hawk Inlet: T. Conrad; from Hoonah: P. James, Mary Dick, Harry Douglas, Fannie Burdette; from Angoon: E. Seaton Larry Jackson; from Pelican: Clar' ence Moy; from Petersburg: MT Liebhart.
 From Ketchikan: Dave Nichols; from Sitka: William Bigby, P Bramlett, c. w. Pennington, Mrs Blankenship, Jack Booth, P. Bor- elli, s. Johnson; from Tenakee Mrs. Edna Jack, E. Norberg.
 From Haines: Hazel England, F Young, Josephine England, Ed Vo- gel; from Skagway: c. A. Coyne Mae O 'Connell, aH..H. Dent.
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RAY GEORGE WILL
 COACH TEXAS AIM

COLLEGE STATION, Tex, April "A -R-- Ray George, who went out with the gang in the coaching shake-up at Southern California last winter, stepped in today as head man of a ready-made football team Texas A and M.
 Only mildly mentioned as likely to get the job here, the big ex-line star and ex-line coach of the Tro- jans last night was appointed to the post vacated by Harry Stiteler
 The. genial, 260-pounder was all- Pacific Coast conference in 1888 and that was the year Southern Cal beat Notre Dame, the national champions, 13-0, and also licked Duke 7-3 in the Rose Bowl.
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COLLEGE B. B.

Scores of college baseball games played yesterday are:
 Oregon 2, Washington State 6. Washington ', Idaho o.
 Col of Idaho 3-2, Lew. & Clark 10 Whitman 2-9, Pacific U. 1-1 Eastern Wash. 5, Whitworth 4.
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NEW DOUGLAS LIONS CLUB CHARTER NIGHT
 WILL BE SATURDAY

The newly organized Liors Club of Douglas sponsored by the Juneau Lions Club will hold it's Charter Night party in the Douglas High School gymnasium on Saturday, April 28, 1851 at pm.
 One of the principal events of the evening will be smorgasbord, a la Mikes, with Johnny and Tic Neimi ably assisting.
 A good time is assured at the Lions party next Saturday and all club members and their friends are invited to attend.
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Dallas, Tex. is the largest city In the United States not on navi- gable water. It replaces Indianap- olis, Ind, in that category in the 1850 census.
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EASTERN STAR

Exemplification of work by Rain bow Girls for Juneau Chap. No. T Tuesday, April 24, o'clock. 791-2t
 Alice Brown, Secretary.
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LYONS NOW TOAST OF
 RAIN IERS
By Associated Press

A 32-year-old ex-major leaguer named Al Lyons is the toast of Seat tie today
 By trade, Al is an outfielder with the Seattle Rainiers of the Pacific Coast League. By much cajollng and wheedling he can be induced, on rare occasions. to forsake his hinterland position and take fling at pitching.
 His one-hitter of last Sunday, when he also slammed homer and single to help his mates blank the leading Portland Beavers go is now a matter of history.
 What isn't so well known is how long he goes between hurling chores. The last time he did it was with Milwaukee in 1948. except for some off-hand tossing while in Puerto Rico. He pitched a one-hitter in the Wisconsin game too.
 At his peak, Lyons was relief hurler and pinch hitter for the New York Yankees, Pittsburgh Pirates and Boston Braves. He did about three turns at reliefing in the coast circuit in 1949.
 Here are tonight's series openers and probablef pitchers: San Fran cisco (Al Lien, 1-0 at Portland (Bot Drilling, 2-0.
 Sacramento (Ken Gables, AID at Oakland (Earl Harrist, 2-2).
 Hollywood (Herb Karpel, 0-D at Seattle (Vern Kindsfather, 0-2 or Michael Clark 0-2).
 San Diego Charlie Sipple, 3-1 or Bob Kerrigan, 2-D at Los Angeles (Ralph Hammer, ID.
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FROM MINTO

MT. and Mrs Harold Sinclair of Minto arrived here yesterday by PAA from Fairbanks and are stop ping at the Baranof hotel.
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ATTENTION REBEKAHs

Social meeting Wednesday night at pm. Berna West, Noble Grand.
 792-1t
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ATTENTION REBEKAHS Social meeting Wednesday night at 8 pm. Berna West, Noble Grand.
 792-1t
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
HOLDER LEADS IN
 pCI BAT AVERAGES

SAN FRANCISCO, April 24 -R- Veteran Brooks Holder, Portland outfielder, led Pacific Coast League regulars through games of last week with a batting average of .429. He had played in 20 games.
 Chuck Connors, Los Angeles first sacker, topped the circuit in runs batted in, with 29, and was dead locked with Bill Jennings, Oakland shortstop, for home run honors, each having clouted eight.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-24

Legion of the Moose meets Fri day, April 27. Meeting with supper.
 792-2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-24
FIGHTER IS CARRIED
 FROM RING AFTER k0

NEWARK, N. J., April 24 -tR- Charles Venable, who lost consciousness for IS minutes last night after being kayoed at Laurel Garden, was reported in fair today.
 The 137-pound Newark Negro was carried from the ring on a stretcher.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-24

EMPIRE WANT ADS PAX
Evening star., 1951-11-14
TRUCK SALE!

OURISMAN
CHEVROLET, INC.
610 H st. NE. --15
CHEVROLET '49 sed. delivery. At
tention all druggists and store own
ers; this is what you have been
looking for; real healthy truck;
LUSTINE-NICHOLSON.
5000 Bio. Ave, Hyattsville. Md
WA. 1905
Evening star., 1951-11-14
BOATS
TROLLING; FnR ROCK.

TROLLING FOR ROCK. trout, blues
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PRETTY MAHOG. -decked Lyman 1t
footer, with 16-h.p. johnson, equip
Excel. cond. Cost about $1,000
sell for $3.50. Call 10. 2-662s
after 4 pm.