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The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22
Sports Roundup
By WILL CRIMSELY

NEW YORK R-Science has not
yet discovered perpetual motion
but the nearest human equivalent
has been found on one of the taller
knobs of the Cumberland Noun
tains down in Tennessee.
He is Lon Varnell, basketball
coach, businessman, retired farm
er, preacher, radio announcer,
writer and after-dinner speaker.
They call him High Velocity Var
nell"
Varnell, to his own mind, Is
basketball coach first - head in
Structor of the University of the
South team at Sewanee, Tenn
and all other things afterwards.
He is an automobile dealer in
two counties - Franklin County,
where the university is located, and
adjoining Grundy County. He owns
outlet stores in Sewanee and ano-
other in Ft. Worth, Tex. He has
hardware stores in Mckenzie and
Greenfield, Tenn. In Mckenzie, he
also owns an appliance store, q
hotel and cafe.
He is "a supply preacher for the
Holston Conference of the Meth
odiSt Church. Any Sunday he is
called upon to fill a pulpit, he has
to be ready.
He delivers a sportscast for
Winchester radio station six nights
week and writes for sports
magazines. He regularly serves as
an instructor at basketball clinics.
He is a widely sought after-din-
ner speaker. A friend. not he. kept
tab and figured he has delivered
81 addresses in the last six months
to civic and religious groups.
just 81. perSonable. friendly and
the father of four children. Varnell
has built a strong basketball team
largely with his personality. He
thinks nothing. they say, of getting
in big limousine late at night and
roaring 500 miles to chat with q
basketball prospect, attn houg & h
Sewanee is de-emphaSized school,
athletically,
They jokingly say the energetic
Varnell sells popcorn at his own
games. That's not true He Just put
up the machine. His boys sell the
popcorn.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22
Swimming Forum
To Attract Many

TT. LAUDERDALE B-- The
l4th annual swimming forum, ex-
pected to attract T5o representa-
tives from 50 colleges. universi-
ties, athletic clubs and high schools
Throughout the country. begins
here Tuesday.
Coaches cf tAe z. 9. oiynpsc
swimming aud dsving teams VII
attend. incindirs Matt MzHn. Mich
igaa, Dick Papeuguih. Purtsae /,
Mae Pepps. ohio State. and Il
Ker1e6y. Columbia
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22
Tropical Park Has
Big Races On Tap

MIAMI R-Tropical Park, en-
terins the last half of its 42-day
racing program Tuesday, offers
two big stakes events this week.
The $4,000 added Christmas
Handicap at a mile and a furlong
will be run Thursday and the $15.-
600 added E. r. Bradley Handi-
cap at six furlongs viii headline
Saturdays card.
The Bradley may match Jet
Fleet and Starecase again. Each
has won two Tropical stakes.
The Christmas stakes attracted
q nominations and 26 were named
for the richer Bradley stakes. Both
are for three-year-olds and up
ward.
Charlie Burr continues to pace
the Jockeys with Is winners, two
more than Sammy BoulmetiS.
Charlie O'Brien, 17-year-old New
York apprentice, leads that divi-
sion among the riders with 10 win
nerS.
Tony Despirito, Americas lead
ing Jockey with $40 winners, will
resume riding Wednesday after a
Today suspension. It will be his
18th birthday and the Lawrence,
Mass, rider still has some hopes
of breaking the American record
of S88 winners in year.
Despirito plans to fly to Havana
Sunday to ride there, giving him
eight days of racing before the
year ends.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22
Sports Mirror

BY The Associates Press
TODAY A YEAR AGO - Sonys
Klopfer and Dick Button were Sc
lected co-eaptainS Of the U. S.
Olympic figure-skating team.
FIVE YEARS AGO - Charlie
Conacher Of Torunto was named
coach Of the Chicago Black Hawks,
succeeding Johnny GottSelig. who
became manager Of the Chicago
farm system.
TEN YEARS AG0--Chris eagle,
former An.Amerlca football star
at West Point and assistant coach
at Oklahoma A&M, died st the
age Of 81,
TWENTY YEARS AGO - The
World Champion New York Van
KEGS we're ycsed tse outstanding
team Of the year In al Associated
Press pol,
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22
MEMBER OF BANKING
CLAN WEEDS AGAIN

LOCUST VALLEY. N. Y. a -
Baron Eugene de Rothschld and
Miss Jeanne Stuart. former British
actress. were married yere yesser-
day.
Rothschild is 4 member q the
international banking family. His
first wife died SIX years ago.
Miss Stuart, divOrcee. formerly
vas married 10 Sir Bernard Dudley
Frank Decker, ere c1 EuEisnd's
UeAlthssss hnaneisra
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22
TAFT.HARTLEY CHANGE
AGREEABLE To AEL

WASHINGTON 4F The new
bead Of the American Federation
cs Labor says the AL. which
long has demanded repeal Of the
Tan Hartley Act. DOW Is wiling -
settle for satisfactory amendments
10 the labor law.
George Msaay. AL president,
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22
Brown Shift
To Milwaukee
Now RumOred
BY JOE REIcHLER

NEW YORK R-The oft-repeated
rumor that Milwaukee will be the
next major league city is being
bruited about again but this time
it is the st. Louis Browns, and
not the Boston Braves, who are
supposed to move into that town
and its new municipal stadium.
81 know that the Braves own
the Milwaukee franchise" an in
formant said, "but the Browns will
be in there within two or three
years. It's already in the works.
Bill Veeck browns president)
cannot go on record for Milwaukee
until he is sure he can dispose Of
his real estate in st. Louis, Sports
mans Park. But he has been ne
gotiating with certain Milwau-
keeans for several months now" "
The major leagues, at their meet
ing in Phoenix, Ariz., recently,
passed rule making it relatively
easy to switch a major league
franchise to another city. Shifting
a team to Milwaukee, however,
would require extensive litigation,
involving huge payments to the
American Association clubs as well
as the Braves.
One of the reasons the 2S-game
winning Robin Roberts was able
to rack up the most victories by
pitcher in one season since Dizzy
Dean won 80 in 1884 was his amaz-
ing control. The Philadelphia Phil
lies star issued only As bases on
balls in $50 innings last season,
a remarkable average of 1856
walks per nine inning game. In
nine Of his 30 complete games, the
young highlander did not yield a
pass. In IL others he walked one.
Sal Maglie, star highlander OF
the New York Giants, notifies from
his home in Niagara Falls, N. Y,
that his back hasn't bothered him
at all despite busy winter that
included the building Of a rumpuS
room in his house, saving, ham
mering and laying asphalt tile.
Maglie, on the way to duplicating
his 1851 23-game winning season,
was laid low by q pulled muscle
in his back last summer after win.
ming his first nine starts. Although
suffering considerable pain, which
caused him TO miss several pitch.
ing turns. Maglie managed to rack
up IS triumphs against only eight
losses.
Jim Toomey. publicist of the ST.
Louis Cardinals, has submitted q
chart 10 the heads Of the two ma.
lor leagues in an effort to prove
his contention that the majors
should adopt a playing schedule
that would enable them to star
and finish the season a week later,
Tnomey has made a thorough sur
vey which shows that playing con.
ditions usually are more favorable
in October than April, For instance
there were 81 poStponements in the
first month in 1852 against five dur,
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22

PAGE s THE KEY WEST cITIZEI
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22

Monday. December n. 1881
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-16
STORES FOR RENT

9th AND SHERIFF RID. N.E.Large
modern store with 5 rms. kit. and
bath; suit, for any business; avail.
ERTIEs. Evans Bldg; 1920 New
York ave. NV, ME. 1907. -l7
7.0e NEW HAMP. AyE.-Excel. loe.
for for barber ri T,s shop deiicatessen, shil-
type Of business. 81. $ $3.50 o. IS giss'
1898 9Th ST. NV, cor. 9Th and
500. JOSEPH E. BRUNO. INC.
SOB II st. NV. ST. 1920. lie
1898 i2th ST. N.E.-Lge. store. in
heart of Brookland, ideal for any
type business: S116 per mo. 10
SEPH z. BRUNO. INC. 500 II st.
NV. ST. 1920. -16
033 10th ST. N.W.-Small store,
downtown, parking space and heat
incl. Rent, $I10. ma. 9743. 20
1854 o ST. N.W.-IdeaI for bakery
Of barber sr2sI shop s, etc; Rental S55 mo
NV. ME. 400. -l9
IN NE. MARKET. choice loo. suitable
for sant wholesale s9kS s,. sroseTy s meat. etc
GROCERY STORE, equipped. 7o9 O.
st. NV. Call GE. 1891 or apply Of
STORE. 5Ox25; large front win
dows; compl. eouipA for grocery;
good for any business. Comm. sec
Sc. Reas. rent. Ii. 4-9543. g. to
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY TO,
any small retail business In q large
residential section. 1884 18th St
NV. Reasonable rent. SIDNEY q
MENSH CO.. MA. GAO. liz
1905 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-Store 20
by so IT,; can be enlarged; also
Arm. and bath apt. and 2-caI
garage: $3.50 mo. MUNSEY TRUST
CO.. Real Estate Dept. Ma. $3.50
600 BLOCK PA. AVE. S.E.-Excellent
retail location any type business
heavy pedestrian. and street trafic;
available Immediately or on long
lease; reasonable, Ewes, RA 9l3s
Pa. ave. Sc Ii. 3-00S4.
615 r ST. N.W.-Large store, 19xI2C
it., back entr. to alley. Ideal for any
business. Reas. rent. Call RE. 5224
tapENNV', ApTCTnY TnFC
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BUSINESS PROF. FOR RENT

S923 BLADENsBURG RD.. Mn.-20x
I20. modern front; loading platform
In rear; near. Acme and Gateway.
Brokers invited, OWNER. Ma. 6578
or EN-. 555S. eve. and sun.
A-STORY BUILDING. with IL ofices.
basement and storage room: can be
made into sumptuous once suites
with some remodeling; building now
occupied; can have possession within
30 days. Call MR.. WAGNER. $40
TO IL am. for appointment to see
building. Elk. 5406. lie
SILVER SPRING - One blk. from
bank. Peoples Drug and Safeway.
rooms. full hSmt.. fun attic: viii
remodel. sos Bonifant st. ST. 554s.
ewes. LO. 5-S755.
Sa26 GA. AyE.--Approx. 1,200 sd. It.
Front lower level. Fine for barber.
beauty shop, light mfg, etc. S175
mo. SH. 0213, 81. 3427. III
C-2 FIREPROOF BUILDING-Sood
location for contractor; 20x50. ~
It. ceiling; plenty parking. WASH
tngton-Lee shopping center. OK.
2217, IA. 5000. LIS
2,40O-SQ. FIT. BLDG, suitable for
warehouse. lge. retailer or whole
saler; on Route /. near District line;
excel. lease. MORRISON A. HOL-
LINGSWOHTH, UN. $500. Is
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

REAR OF Lie 4th ST. NV, near
Center Market; approx. 1900 50. it,;
cleo. water. toilet; $40. JOSEPH
r. = B asgS INC. soa H St. NV.
!: 200 sd %. Fl. on second floor. is su-
$3.50 month. Also storeroom on
s EGG tIT1angniar corner; Sl75 month.
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED 2-story
nreproof building tnear 7th and
Fla ave. NV, containing approx.
d d5,6o9 50; Fl; l5.tt. ceilings; front
Gas blower heaters available. Reas.
rent; Consult Leasing Dept. SHAM
NON 4 LUcHS co. 1905 H st. NV,
slsi sth 81, NV, near Ca. ave-
f one;;stor snn bldg. With basement, con-
rsnt In a11eSA ross s;soo c s. Es sss
1905 n st. NV. Ma. 2345.
STORAGE SPACE. near 18th and H
PASSENGER elev. Rent. $50 mo
Vacant. Consult Mr.. Young, Leas-
Ing o Degt.: SHANNON 3 LucHs CO.,
AP Pr 5000. aS g. g. H.. central
main streets. Brick building, excel
lent for oiices. display and storage.
Large freight elev. Poss. about go
to 90 days. Reasonable rental, Con-
suit Mr.: Taylor. Leasing Dept.
st. NV. Ma. 2345.
2. iOO-SQ. FIT. BLDG. Suitable. for
warehouse, large retailer or whole
saler. On Route J., near District
line, Excel. lease MORRISON g.
HOLLINGsWoRTH. UN. 5000. lis
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DISTINCTIVE
OLD
SOUTHERN MD.
MANOR

Built in 1845 and completely
restored by present owner.
This stately residence COM
bines gracious living with
excellent income and rich
tobacco land. Farm con-
Sists of $50 acres, more or
less, within easy committing
distance of D. C. Close to
schools. stores, etc. House is
constructed of white clap
board, many of the original
windows being wave-blown
glass. A feature is lovely
hand-hewn mahog. stair
rail, 27-ft. living room with
fireplace, huge dining room
ov erlo kin 6 picturesque
countryside; mod. equipped
kitchen, buffers pantry and
service quarters, 4 large bed
rooms, 21a baths, screened
porch, lots of lockwood, 3 to-
bacco barns, stable, Groom
tenant house. Price in
cludes 80 head of cattle, 3
work horses. a Tennessee
walking horse, " of this
years tobacco crop, all feed
and equipment Tenant will
remain with purchaser;
$4,000; terms.
SHOWN BY Apt. ONLY.
W. w. LEWIS, REALToR
SH. 0440
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

needs first commercial
property ct once. viii pay good price
and cash for bldg. desired. We want
gested with a place to park several
trucks on own property. Must have
at least Loo so. IT. on one floor.
win buy o much larger bldg. Can
use store. warehousing or garage.
Must be in Northwest section. Mail
US the size and type of building and
will phone you at once for inspec-
ton. Write Box 9TH, Star. LIZ
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SHANNON & LUcHs
OFFERS

r. NEW 1909 & 9 , i, s y 4 !, I ,S9s!r
OPENED AT COR. OF 18th
AND COL. RID. NV. Store
1895 with basement. Ex-
cellent for delicatessen, lunch
eonette. florist. children's and
ladies wear. etc.
LIE , CONN, AVE NV,
Attractive store. size approx.
l5h,x6S. plus balcony. 15ia'x
80. Also basement space. Heat !,
furnished. Immed. poss. Suit
able any business.
ITO Goth ST. NV. lat r
ST.. Approx. 27 frontage.
Heat furnished. Suitable any
small business. Vacant. Rent,
SHEPHERD PARK SHOP
PING CENTER lat Ga. and
Alaska aves.i. One store avail
able in this established shop
ping center now containing
drugstore, food chain. hard
ware. beauty shop cleaner.
Size approx. 16'x65, with part
basement. Suitable dress shop,
children's and infants store,
televiSion sales, etc. Reason
able rent. Immediate poss.
243o PA. AVE. NV. lin
apt. building with over $50
apts.) Lobby shop, approx.
l4X2V fnext to beauty shop.
Heat and air cond. furnished.
Reas. rent. Poss. March /. SO.
6123 GA: AVE. NV. tnear
Sheridan Theatre and Peoples
Drugsl. Approx. 1880; part
bsmt.; rear entrance. Suitable
most any business. Poss. April
i. 1852. Reasonable rent.
18th, ST.. Mr.. COL. RID.
NV. Approx. 1866. Rear
entrance. Heat furnished. Suit
able many types businesses.
Attractive rental. Vacant.
F ST. NV. Mr.. 10th ST..
End a. front, Heat furnished.
Vacant. Rent, $125. mo. Con-
suit Mr.. Young.
WILSON Blvd. ARL1NG-
TON. VA. tbet. Sears and
Murphy's &c and loci. Beau
tiful. new. modern corner
store. APPROX. 1000 50. It.
plus approx. $500 50. #. in
bsmt. Excellent location for
aggressive restaurant or drug
store operator. Attractive rem.
tai on long lease.
JEFFERSON MANOR, VA.
linear Alexandria1. Only one
store left in this successful
shopping center now contain-
ing large chain superm3rket,
drugstore, post ONCE. bakery.
bank and several other bust
nesSeS. Suitable gift shop,
florist. jeweler and watch
maker. etc.
1923 N. IRVING ST. Ar
Circle1. Entire 2-story frame
bldg. containing s rooms and
2 baths. Some private parking.
Suitable upholstery shop, con-
tractors ONCE. antique shop.
etc. CONNER. use only. Rent,
1925 month. Vacant.
Consult Leasing Department
HANNON & LUCHS &C
REALTORS
1905 h et. NV. Ma. 2345
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SAILS

sSs , ,SoomTwo adj; ssmidet: s-bedrm.
dining space, equipped kit. full
u Arilnston :, !. MALCOLM, Real
IL 2w. ss sHisi brick Ei Ere.
over q 900 50. It.. center OF town:
over SIT 900 gross income per VI.
Incinerator, h.-w.h.; priced at only
$225. 900. ct least w. down. Only
inssrssted parties call; 81, 1854.
in Silver Spring" LII
1871 4th ST. NW.-First com. g.
story brick. z rms. and bath, gas,
electricity ss aT6 ideal for small aspsEtme9t.
ReaItor, RE. 637I; evenings. EM.
APxRiTMENT-so units, So have E 2
bedrooms; only 3 yrs. old. excellent
location. Call Mr.. Franklin, MEZ-
ZANoTTE & CO.. ST. $3.50 or De.
NO. < 3 THOMAS cIRcLE-povntown
office bldg. Completely renovated; 4
story brick and bsrnt.: approx. 5000
ing. DI. 1915; eve, sH. 1855. VIM.
H. SANDERS CO.. INC. LII Z
CORNER, fronts on 18th and Que
church site; 21x9g it,. store and
apt: S18,950, $1,000 down. MR..
PERRY. DI. S724: eyes,. OIL. 0g47.
N.W.-six-family prick, gross rents,
$2;45s; , price; Sale Sla;oe9, tsE re s Mr.
MI. 1000: eyes, OR. 5T61.
WILL TRADE for close-in Mont
gomery County home; 4-story and
basement guest house west Of Conn.
ave; producing S700 monthly in-
come with low operating cost; COM
pletely furnished. A real oppor-
tunity for the right person. Ewes.
and Sunday phone Mrs. Carter.
cS SfSsScI HILL : CoRSEMREias rms rms.
9 baths. assembly rooms. ofiices. etc. !:
suitable for large organization,
funeral home. ETC.: walking dis
lance to House and Senate ofllces.
Supreme Court, Capitol, Union sta
ton. ete; Eye ! phone OR: s9ls;
st. NV. MA. 0753.
?3I0 :stlth ST. N.W.--Loyely row
brick. arranged as 3-family: good
income property CAR PENNY
APOSToLIDES. RE. sea or RIA.
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WAREHOUSE FOR SALE

srd AND MASS. AVE. 49, ,0OoI
50. #. storage space; small pyt.
bldg, 2 entr., hand elevator reas.
priced. Cali Mr.. Lynch, RE. $685.
eyes, DE. 1888. WOODWARD a.
NORRIS. Realtors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-16
. OPEN TODAY
HOUSES WANTED 10 GUY

TWO OR BEDRMS. detached, some
ground; $1,000 down Or viii rent
with option 70 buy; Va. TIE. 5000.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home.
any location. any condition. Cal
r III s Sa2r q 81 Az 1ss y, .o.r 49,.
ties: any condition Snsi ,Of our op loea uper.
white or colored; immediate action
ST. 1890; evenings. ov. 30e6.
If PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
q your home, business or invest
ment property is what you desire,
cal r. A. HUMPHRIES, ReaitoT,
sos North Capitol, Ma. 1890. Free
apWRTaIlials pa Results 1sS since Toh ns,s
your home. Any location. any condi.
ton. RE. 220l. 81. 7747.
CASH BUYERS yaitine for z and 4
bedrm. homes In NV. wash. nearby
hease s s4 w vi Es RAJ S s fsrE s9qI
HU. 4346. Open ewes, til TO pm.
Cash for modern. clean. 2sor 3-bed-
rm. home; up to $4,000 in Hill
q sssa ssutf MIS- Coz R.a E
2-S136 or LU. 2-4919.
D. c. OR MARYLAND-We buy for
cash, or sell for you on terms. fYour
SATISFACTION is our success1 With.
S ess oRsl X Hf can cAMPANEILA 3
TOP PRICES for houses in any con-
5522 81 alssr & Co. ST. 5Ss7; ewes.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY 60. is the
agency most preferred by the diplo-
matic corps, congressional and serv-
zee set. and executives OF important
G s, and private protects:
' s9as hSsss t. " to s ss Hs wi
from hundreds Of our clients who are
hoping we can fnd for them the
kind of home they want. Every
rype nome y needed at once. Please
III EMEAI Tho co" 1920 Conn. ave.
CALL in, Ny FIRST II you want q be
Price quickly. Call MR.. PERRY.
D1; 8724: ewes; OF. 0947. is
S g,sn o cash S9sS or terms. Call WA. 1900
Def. HOUSE. NV. D. I. or
nearby Nd: white family, sos. 900
4PARTM HSar HOUSES i0S III; wan WANTED d. a
In e Sg wi Hnitsi sash price. ASK for
q, S.5e45. day Or nisht. Asn 'a''
D l4d FROM OWNER. In D. G. or
near bus; sbout ss SRts la muss cas e
p siiz3sPf rRd 5sf o With Stan house
located In vicinity Of Holbrook ter,
Morse ST., Neal st. or Montello ave.
ne, Tor colored family. Box 226-L.
WE HAVE THE .BUYERs.-Let our
experienced statesmen submit your
home. Eve. phone, OR. 1915, for
quick appraisal. L. T. GRAVATTE,
Realtor, 1918 X st. NV, MA. 0Sk3
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

APT. HOUSE-Am private investor.
Give income, expenses. price. etc.
Box l7-H, Star.
WILL PAY CASH for new brick 2 or
apt. bldg. with indiv. heat; will
want to occupy one apt. Box 454 Il.
BUY 4, 8 Or 8 UNIT APT. Price
and location. Frederick Tovornick.
GE. 1920, with MARSHALL ].
WAPLE d CO., DI. 3346. l7s
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INVEST. PROP. SALE tcent.,

AUNT APARTMENT
Located Ia good va. rental section.
completely equipped Kit. with eat s.
ing area. Spacious bedrms. with
plenty Of closets; bath, basement,
40 financing; all apis. rented.
REALTY INVESTMENT
2317 Wilson Blvd, Ari., Va. ow. 5000
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STORES FoR RENT tcons.l

6219 GEORGIA AVE.
Ad Joining lobby Of Sheridan Theater.
Men-located store with finished
basement. Plenty OF foot and auto
kramc;. near Peoples Drugstore,
hresge's and supefmarket. Parking
KASS-BERGER, INC.
EN-. $500.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

CORNER 3rd ST. N.E.-Near Union
station: 2 stores and . ants, rent
S3,O0u ". Desirable property can
be bought with small down pay
ment; or trade on your house. MR..
PERRY. d.. 1874; eyes,. OIL. 0947.
FIRST CoMMERCIAL-ea-ft. row
brick; 3 stories plus basement at
street level; easily converted: con-
venient terms. Cali Mr.. Burton.
WARD / NORRIS soisis 81 REAIsT S5 yo OIt
BETHESDA-Commercial lots. 'front.'
ING 400 #. on Wisconsin ave-; SO
So. It. Call OWNER, once. OIL.
800: residence. OIL. 5162. go
WISCONSIN AVE, near Sears Roe
huck--Six-room house, vacant and
suitable for many types of bust
ness. Price, SlS,500. MRS. CUSH-
ARD. WI. 5u67 or OR. 1899. III
FIRST C0NTML. FOR SALE-Sug.
gested location for snack, sandwich
and FOR waffle shop. Opp. high
school. In finest NV. area: lust Oh
Roshuck: opDortanistsy to . deSsloD an
active business In this well-located
property, CONSISTING Of q Germ.
house. in excel: cond.. on Q corner
lot 135x20. INEZ CuSHARD, OR.
1892, WI. 5S67. III 3
location; present small structure
ultimately needs replacement: bona
lde inquiries invited, REGIONAL
REALTY CO., OIL. 1041. until 81