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Evening star., 1948-08-10
DR.. Barr Lists 20 ALT ime Golf
Stars of &C.; Five Still Shining
By MerreII WhittIesey

Washington's amateur golf stars
we're teeing off in the intercity team
match the other day when some
body asked w. c. Barr, who served
a 30-odd year term as secretary OF
the District Golf Association, how
many players in this years lineup
belonged on the Districts all-time
team.
The good doctor started counting
noses, but stopped quickly. Il see
only five mere he said. the OLD
man pointing to George Voigt,
that fellow over there knew when
he was in knee pants (Roland Mac
Kenzie), the two kids Bobby
Brownell and Ralph BogarD and
that string bean from North Caro-
lima Claude Rippy)."
That's really tough question,
DR.. Barr observed, land I don't
know that I should attempt to an
swer." But with little persuasion
and after conference with a couple
of oldtimers in the gallery, DR.. Barr
gave the following as the District S
top team within his respected MEM
ory, but they are not rated neces-
sarily as numbered:
George Voigt, Prince Georges.
2-Roland Mackenzie, Columbia.
3-Bobby Brownell, Manor.
4-Harry G. Pitt, Manor
5-Roger Peacock, Indian Spring.
6-Claude Rippy, Washington.
7-Walter Tuckerman, Burning
Tree.
8-Miller Stevinson, Columbia.
9-Al Houghton, unattached.
10-Chris Dunphy, Columbia.
l1-Albert Mackenzie, Columbia.
12-Robert Finckenstaedt, Colum-
bia.
13-Edward B. Eynon, Jr, Colum-
bia.
14-Ralph Bogart. Chevy Chase.
15-Page Hufty, Chevy Chase.
16-Volney Burnett, Indian Spring.
17-Frank Roesch, Washington.
18-John Shorey, Bannockburn.
19-Dr. L. Lee Harlan, Columbia.
20-Levi Yoder, Kenwood.
Houghton, Shorey and Yoder, now
professionals, were picked on their
amateur records only.
AS to who qualities as a District
golfer, DR.. Barr did not select play
ers such as Maurice Mccarthy, Gene
Vinson or the late John Burke, who
were Washington residents for only
three or four years.
I'm bound to make somebody
mad" DR.. Barr admitted. odd
timers such as Henry G. Davis, Sam
Dalzell, John Clapp might belong
on there, then we had Charles
Mackall, Cliff McKimmie, Billy
Dettweiler, Billy Shea and Martin
Mccarthy, but let them fight it out
You asked for 20 and there they
are"
This department consulted Bob
Barnett at Chevy Chase and Fred
Mcleod at Columbia before putting
the numbers beside DR.. Barrs selec-
tions, with the latter's permission
and Brick Wood at Washington
came in with few suggestions.
Wood said Rippy should be at the
TOD. plays once week, sometimes
once a month, and he's still as great
a player as this town ever had
Evening star., 1948-08-10
Dixie College Purity
Code Still Is Debated
BY the Assoeioisd Press

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Aug.
10.-The Southern Conference has
withheld immediate approval of the
National Collegiate Athletic Associ-
atoms purity code and its members
have done likewise, a spokesman
said yesterday.
This comment came from Col.
w. H. Couper. league president. at
Lexington. 1t followed an an
nolncement earlier by President
Colgate w. Darden, jr., Of the uni
versity, not a member of the con-
ference, that the university Board
of Trustees had declined to adopt
the code for the present.
Darden said. however, the deci-
sion was not final one.
Evening star., 1948-08-10
NBA Backing Is Seen
For Battle Here for
Heavyweight Title

If the National Boxing Association
will give its approval, therell be a
world heavyweight championship
boxing match at Griffith Stadium
in October between Jersey Joe
Walcott and winner of the Septem-
Der 13 fight here between Ezzard
Charles and Jimmy Bivins. And
chances appear reasonably good
that the NBA will okay the idea.
The proposal will be considered
at the NBA's annual convention a
month hence in Philadelphia.
Matchmaker Gabe Menendez will
attempt to have the NBA member
ship polled before that, but even
If the plan isn't taken up until
next month it still will allow time
to arrange for the title match.
Okay if Title Is on Line.
In Camden yesterday, Menende7
received assurance from Walcott
and his manager, Felix Bocchicchio
that Walcott will fight here if its
for the title being vacated by Joe
Louis. Louis retirement isn't Off
cial yet.
Walcott hasn't fought since his
last tangle with Louis when he was
f1attened in the 18th round. Earlier
he lost a disputed decision to the
champ. Aside from Walcott, Charles
is considered the leading contender
for the title now that Gus Lesne-
vich has been beaten by Englands
ght-heavyweight, Freddie Mills.
Menendez's move is the first def
mite step toward establishing new
heavyweight ruler. There's been talk
of an elimination tournament
among the leading contenders, but
nobody is doing anything about it.
For one thing, there's a definite
shortage of top-caliber fighters in
that division.
Before visiting Bocchicchio yester-
dav, Menendez talked with Leon
Rains. chairman OF the Pennsylvania
Athletic Commission, and said that
Rains apears heartily in favor OF
the idea.
Bocchicchio also has been ap-
proached by the LeSneVich camp
about a fight between Lesnevlch and
Walcott, but is noncommittal on
that idea.
Evening star., 1948-08-10
D. c. Typos Win Opener
Face New York Nine
By the Associated Press

DETROIT, Aug. 10-Washington
union printers baseball team tackles
the New York nine today after get
ting off to a good start yesterday in
the international printers cham
pionship tournament. The Wash
ington club spanked Indianapolis,
l4-2, behind f1ve-hit pitching from
Wilbie Canard.
st. Paul, the defending champion,
lost it's start to Boston, 8-5. Two
defeats are necessary for elimination
from this tourney. Other scores yes
terday were: New York 9, Pitts
burgh 2; Baltimore 7, st. Louis S;
Detroit %, Chicago 10.
Evening star., 1948-08-10
Stars Yesterday
BY the Associated Press

Batting-Enos Slaughter, Card
inals, drove in five runs with two
singles, a double and triple in
four times at bat to lead the
Cards to 6-2 victory over the
Cincinnati Reds.
Pitching-Carl Erskine, Dodg-
ers, permitted only five hits in
winning his fourth without set
back as the Dodgers nipped the
PhillieS, 81.
Evening star., 1948-08-10
Double Bill On Tonight
In SoftboII Tourney

Mount Rainier meets Kings Park
at 7:45 pm. followed by Wasco
against Winchester Packard in to-
nights games in the District softball
championship series at Greenbelt.
In last nights opening tilts Cres-
cent Cafe nosed out Gentilcore, ga,
and IMB blanked Annandale, 40.
Evening star., 1948-08-10
Curtiss Net Fuvorite

| OAKLAND, Md. Aug. 10 R.-
John Curtiss of Washington is ia
vored to win the mems singles
championship for the fourth straight
year in the annual Mountain Lake
| Park tournament.
Evening star., 1948-08-10

kOdAAN
k e e p us occu-
pied. Today we
visited the State
of Maine Lob
S ter Hatchery,
and found out
c on S i d e r able
about t h e pri-
vate liv eS of
cruStaceanS.
The fe m a ! e
lobster carries
her e 6 gs two
years b e f or e
thew hatch. A
lobster requires
civ We a RS to
Evening star., 1948-08-10
PuuI Lipps Golf Victor

Paul Lipps won the United Clay
Products trophy in the handicap
golf tournament at Belle Haven,
scoring 7l-5-66.
Evening star., 1948-08-10
Hutchisons Win Title

Hutchison Furniture team de-
feated Alexandria, 12-1, yesterday
to win the Junior championship in
the Boys Club of Washington Base
ball League, western division.
Evening star., 1948-08-10
Risks Streuk

Rockville American Legion Post
No. ISL plays Gaithersburg in a
baseball game tonight at johnson
PARK, Gaithersburg, at 8.45. Rock
vile has a 26-game winning streak.
Evening star., 1948-08-10
OUTDOORS

WEST SOUTHPORT, Me, Aug. 7
1O.-Northeast winds, fog and rain
have put a crimp in fishing for the
past day or two. However, we've
Evening star., 1948-08-10

D. C.. INDIANS in POW-WOW-Heres what you'd if you
inside Redskn hudde at Los Angeles where the Wash
pros training Starting with the veteran Sammy
Baugh dover center No. 33) and reading clockwse Half
back Nubaume Fuback Sal Rosato Guard Johnny Steber
Center Al Demao Guard Fred BoenSch Tackle John Sanchez
End Tereshnsk End Paul McKee, Tackle Johnny Adams
and Hafback Eddie Saenz. -AP Photo.
Evening star., 1948-08-10
Charles, Co.Manager Dies.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1O.-Max
Elkus. one of the three co-managerS
of Charles. died unexpectedly yes
terday. His family said he had sui
fered a stroke
Evening star., 1948-08-10
Maryland Revives
.Dad-and-Son Golf

The Maryland State Golf Associa-
ton is going to revive the State
father -and-son championship Sun
day, September %. at the Suburban
Club in Pikesville and is placing in
competition the Nathan R. Kauf-
man Memorial Trophy. Mr.. Kauf-
man was treasurer and president of
the association.
Entries should be sent to Ralph
Beach at the Suburban Club by
noon of August 20. The sons will
drive on the odd holes and the
fathers on the even holes in the
tournament.
William and Eddie Johnston of
the Country Club of Maryland
were the last winners of the event,
in 1912. Past Washington winners
included James V. and Bobby
Brownell, twice, and John r. and
Dick Meyer.
Evening star., 1948-08-10

The amateur sweepstakes sched-
uled for Wednesday, August Is, at
Indian Spring has been postponed
by the Maryland State Golf Associa-
tiOn
Evening star., 1948-12-12
Sl5OO DOWN

LUCILLE COOK
FA 3272 and FA. 1864.
GROOM BRICK-S15,250
s Srei
home is conveniently located to bus, shop
ping and schools. 1t has. living room
dining room and equipped kitchen down
living porch, full basement, oil heat, vene
tian blinds and dandy lot with loft
frontage. Immediate occupancy. so driv'
out today! To reach: Out Washington
blvd TO No. Longfellow st, left q few sos
to 14th st. mot rd.D. right / door to 5865
KEITH D. BRUMBACK
Evening star., 1948-12-12
coMMERclAL PROPERTY FoR SALE

2 BOOMING HOUSES on 18th St NV,
near Columbia rd;; no brokers: owner.
Mf.sf SILVER sGs srRfsSS RfSs stsT IT. ON G.. ave. by
ss ssgBs,%iIi1AMS. VIII. ST. sa5s4 h1etI'e'
"a app2as fSK R p Cash G. ns ei
Gsh, Gsil Mr. M1LIAR, uN. $500; sves.' vi.
sessy saa ht sY Sas srGss ssa ss
2-story brick, containing, Q rooms and
es s1P D1 s' fob iii pm enessRt MM f. aonsitSs1 sAUs
HEAToN-14oxso, on Wheaton rd:, on
ddeesiTaable wheaton transle a improved S,ooi oy
51ildine, rear OF lot W. G. M. FIELDS.
Nk: Sa aoth safo AND L SITS. N.w.-vscant NiS COM
msrcisl. newly remodeled brk: bldg; price,
100000, H. T. RANDOLPH. RE. 2137.
story building :S7h #. wide; excellent re
sceommodstss Eesssa5snt or any large M basI; vs.:
#sEss$.S:s: ssi$ 1ss sss
fsS 'I' psRks Al mH5sTsni2si ssis issh s.
T4aoaAs c1scLE-rpr.s;sso5y brick = :
!s's ss: lsE so T!as ososs9s es9' 5s
eli STAINING SssiiS EYES sT aRd Ra Bao S5s railroad
railroad siding available; . frame houses,
suitable for ONCE and storage: price. S21 :
900; reasonable terms. GEORGE Y;
NEAR N; j. AVE. AND N sT. s: s:E.Esnd-
%eGe'a' saooe6 dEoRdE WosrHINdToN PTaSs
4 SON, Active Realtors Since 1892. 1719
Eye st. NV, NA, 3326.
n.e.-1ndustrial ground, $4,000 to I20. 900
so. it.; railroad siding, water. sewer.
sa and R pavea dEoRoE Pf'S IF q
SON, Active Realtors Since 1892, 1719
Eye st NV Ma 1926
Evening star., 1948-12-12
STORES FOR RENT

NEW SHOPPING CENTER in Alexaadria,
va.IStore suitable for mems furnishinEs,
has store fonsss sss sSsvs5ns e so . n' sna s.S
sss5s E S. s. S,a s'':Hs5' fsss sE5 T.
STORES STORES under construction in outlying
59N Is ,d,, RUPERT UP 4oS o Investment Sias..
$685. s5os conn M, AVE. NV End door, near
ssunitaels sWn many business purposes. Vacant.
poWNToWN CORNER. X ST. N.w.-1de.l
lor national orsanization, pharmacy, clean.
WIo near ss1e new q. W. Hospital vacant.
sl9o m o2, NJ, PLEASANT ST. N.w-25xeo,
tWo,alley tsn.s W.T. tragic gle fioor busy shopping
10 NORTH exfiIoI AND n. Y. AyE.-und.r
hGss f0i faa Sasnss' pES:
65ol' 1424 x st. NV; eve., AID. 59o7.
NR. 21st AND X SITS. N.w.-small store,
idea ideal for any small business; heat and
RSHpF 81 Il: X w e.: sio5ss .er fS.
Business; $50 per mo. R. g. ESt EDutNSNE.
1lSs o'HEi iath ST. N.w-Larse storsroom
Yot Tth DaRs aR snoys ssSS Asss ss s FEB 1t En,a,
MxksI2Eh WApLs ns e.. S 1ss4 II i2th Hs: s':
niSo HWoo psi MopEsN aSts STORES, sos and so7
III St; s.S Contains zoo and IL 1000 50. f.:
sasif f2 Gaa fsRsY 'yPs saY Sai!nss o e ofi 81
1873 1912 g! "YoG GS 81 IT. S%11 $$So 900 So IT with
show, window. Suitable for t any small re-
~ sFHY 1gs'nss5 co sf 81 NJ Nth Hsl'ns 81 sw S.
q. .g1s9. 5E s9e.. IS IANP s,z !, yh asn in
town. MI. 1850; g to 8 pm.
seseisI,y Ss shop; approx, M a0' Isxs4 Sf rsssos. q
- ssn eo s5 NJ sssos Ss' l4fs H9 Z 81 szss
s54,na sRANDNEw " M SHOPPING center in s|y:r
": W. y !kiely, LEo II. sENNsTE1k + e6. &
Rs{toss Issa f6 st. incst,on NE T.! 54G9
sen: florist, sift shop, in thiekiy populated
S$hs en- co. RsssSi, Si1S f4R isfs = shss
18th 81. ST. AND PA. AVE. NV. vicinity
Apprqximately App nd 1000 50. IT,; ideal location.
NEAR e. sist Eso' AND sTs. N.w.-ssm..
Isase 1sn sss mii Any Rszgf o5&e oYs:
NV N1as sHHofffSse HHopf2si cEN1ERLon busy ii l..
hT IN State s II vs chat'h ar as.ysna ses M Rx
wood ave, direct cutofi from Lee blvd. at
Seven Corners: ideal location for large
leys, sports center, professional ofnceS. ETC.;
large parking area; preliminary plans now
in progress. win build to suit tenants
requirements. CAPUTI REALTORS, 121
S. Wash, st. Nee hwy at Broad ST. Phone
ExCELLENTLY LOCATED, near large Ar
lington apt. development; 20x60 it., large
full bsmt; excellent parking facilities;
reasonable. WRIGHT REALTY. INC, Real.
sEvEkaL GE WHIhGocaTk6 srosEs soms
STORE in populated colored neishborhood.
good for any business, sos rent. Inquire
In DGS, 2441 Nichols ave. Sc. -12
STORE FOR RENT, good location; upper
Pa: ave-; 3 year lease. Telephone Elk.
NEW STORES, 3rd and Sheridan SITS. NV.
Corner store 47x70; ideal for drssgist.
and 10. furniture, or any large business.
ssli :: 5. ALLIsoN; s.; RA zoos Us
IT,; rooms and balcony included; reason.
able rent; 901 18th st. NV. Apply ASIOH
iii HI C GooD HOPE RID. s.E.-New BLDG.
1000 50. it, now under construction;
suitable for restaurant or mercantile busi-
ness Ia
Evening star., 1948-12-12
FLORIDA PROPERTY.
BEACH-EIegantiy furn

DAYTONA BEACH-Elesantly furn. house,
rms, 2.car garage. in heart Of town,
2-family apt. house. S11 500. Arm. guest
sIso!: terms sn0 MRS aabBiNs. IL Il sass ssss
property for sale on easy terms or ex-
eaii me- ox aS5s; si% soush wsyns @ ST., {.
Arlington. Va. After Dec. II. write to
JOHN F KoLAR: Orlando. Fla;
4-BEDROOM HOUSE for reat By month
or lease for season at Delray Beach,
Fla. S4O0 per month. Call Gil. 5949. .
ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. - Plan now to
live in Florida's fastest growing city,
noted for its sunshine, opportunities.
friendliness and better living. Secure a
desirable villa site in beautiful Northeast
Park-a park Of new honest. Peters
burg's fastest growing residential section.
Adjoin the well-established and built-up
North Shore residential area. City bus
and utilities. Large. new construction
program now under way. Homes with
"eye appeal" FHA-approyed Villa sites,
50x120 It.. as low as 5000. Terms. $10O
cash. balance $50 monthly. This is re-
stricted residential section and an excep-
tional opportunity for. you to secure a
highly desirable villa site This is beauti-
full property and Its strategic location
promises rapid growth and development.
Check with your ST. Petersburg frienSs
64s Central ave. st. Petersburg. Florida.
-
Evening star., 1948-12-12
lNvEsrMEhr PROPERTY FOR SALE

SMALL OFFICE BLDG. on lower Conn
tye. .snset aSssss fne fsnt.s
4sssss tSS zssr eywss Sss sfse
Ing ms expenses: sood tenants. SENATE
e6AAkk. e6AkkrY ASpIiss G9. *: ssaS CONN., 4ster, and
bsmt: bldg; oil h.; can be handed With
small cash; beyond undeEpsssa as,5 !. ON ON
% s.uNiT HPARTMENT. brick a-story build
ing, years old, excellent condition; very
reasonable rents; priced at less than
WnHvsR Rt' sRnYa ghos ssn'i Nc ses sds
sT0REsCsis. 600 per year rental lease
eoss sss's s tsas1s sssss s2se f9Gs
s4oo VI e'ss sss TeaHsfa aHHAa M AhT EAhRTRe
NEAR sfSis LIN IINcoIS oGSp PARkScorner brick; 8
rooms, . baths, . kitchens; automatic
Asxco ass Ssf4R'sf S1sAacs n aDt:o 'f AT si
TWio FL osoH ossooRHooM frame honses, conveniently
ss:a + ss ssss edi: 1fs5s bSsis Esssi
NEAR Si RoGa 18th AND d SITS. s.E.-Thre..uni.
5sth 5st Dsds Wisn F individusi hot-xsteT heating
1 Hnusuy 3x asa but Gs
ment for years to come; For further in in
formal lion call M Nerris ..,,a,. ~; Ta5a 19a
%8o1WAsR So3S s. NV kr. $685. Sun. and eyes
e666NGsIss 66 Ssis HEleHrs1rxo adjoining 9.
l:R l:%K 'ss. sch fsns;nhso .ssh
tss tsses sfu''J JAMEs la{s''e cSRRoII, TR oiis;
eysf oWSER Ri sAcRIF1c1Na this 4;un!t ! Sla.s
4754 Homer ave, syitland; No osas sis'ssSSo; sS
n5st trust bali sII3gGN sII3mGN inssme Sx ,2Uz 9yer
u Hty6 sas noeshfH es HARRY 4RR 1b8ss 'isR e.
1s lss nH,ss sasg SssSs
g5I?sisstc'oSoD'' 'Hsx!assH1sofoN s!as sE Really
sToaE ssSS Or IN sfHH FALLS CHURCH, leased to re-
sDensinIs tenant ant PTleesss Fri sss & net 100 FOR
individuai n5aix ssi gas % heat Price s$i $50 H T
TSSDGERh SSa pkk RF 81 :ls sw Or 4sssy zses once
cash in hand banda resgrp 9, O. g faS1SS psGRy
sEHhFs aGSn Psy@osRRip eoRp ieaS'f; St M
GOOD loe. for tourist home: tsaroom nrop OF
zSiassss ssi' ssn e. saSd,yidss; GRAHAM & CO.
3.TAM: APT: sci $50. with $500 ,t1rrN 1ns.
EKtff2HNT Et 9Y1SK Sh ShsGoaE fEf
Eastern High sehool sll-ynitte ant secslcn; nodern
.ss tsms and T0T ftsS.ns Stfa fas ia1n 0es gnsSn
si5,a5o; excellent terms; MITCHELL
sgsks iasSs 81 l - sWre IVES g. close oslS estate
must be sold One frame dwelling Of I
rooms and bath: oil h h-Th n, On, GTe hsn,f sp,fk
SHh: ca. e ssp.dt for %UsRaS
sA FORD UNIT. practically new det. apt
buy at S3e,75o. Less than times rem reh.al
',E;| III excel psSsb ~ S'5s
s lsssss sss. ssss: st
paved 5sar paaes aes gs ofpWshRsRRb
ESSE EESSEEEY ad,oin!ns lots i csis:palE;k: .al;:
Z 81 II H. F!,tS'' $'S
mesfSs e. bus pans ssd 'ee scheoi ' nearDs site
front farm. HERMAN SCHMIDT Ma
s$S$s e. :$ iSR S,y$s 's's 5s s':
lect your homesite in beautiful. convenient
Bradley. blvd. SECTION. Lots s ,9c,sslh e u
Will Wi I0ac 04CCEPT MpfA SNAIL II TRADES on these
GI-approyed four.familyy nats' the best
pieteIy modern brick building, in an ex-
celient location; well financed for vets
and nonvets; live in one Nat and let the
Mr.. Clarke, 81. 2S3O. with BETHEL,
II tnUNiT ;ii'pT APT. HOUSE. $4,000 down good
each apt. consisting of liv rm., bedrm..
kit. and bath; income, $2,3l6 a year,
CHAPMAN REALTY CO., RE. 1919. Ia
for grocery or other store. GRAHAM &
| Cn al. 601O
Evening star., 1948-12-12
oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE.

8. AoREs St soed reh srouna nsaI fa
Sss hfys KY EsTATf ~ 2ss2 n heart of beau
tiful Shenandoah Valley, s miles from
Va, and IA miles from Winchester. Prae-
Allesheny mountains on west Blue Ridge
located at Reliance. nice country village,
Store eSaroh snd sehoo Estase consists @
Of 25 acres, modernized 9-rm. house, s.
car garage, barn, chicken house. hay bar
dining room Kitchen den s1S
on End d.; lge.- hoored attic; slate roof,
full bsmt. with fireplace. vapor oil-burning
heating system. laundry tubs. plenty OF
closets and storaee space; large front and
side porcheS. screened back porch: all
windows copper screened: y large maple
trees surround house; outside shunleboar I'd
roos nv cab 6as sssy
City s-w-l, Or phone son during week
sAlH2sfE u ksas1SE' tRoRER1r 1892 on Hwy. ae and
10. 2 miles south Of Greensboro, N: C.
Built for lunchroom. gift shop and . sery.
e.d q. sI wSE ST super q asS na5kfs
capitol Gl5is paor. st. ne 0 AT. Il. s5I7. " @Is
LARGE BUSINESS FRONTAGE, with large
apartment mouse, OH MdI d., oval At''
deep lot; property across from theater, in
Strasburg. Va; $4,000.
8 acres on state c. C. Camp hwy. "a
dence and all outbuilding, .all-electric
equipment new, paint and window frames
400 acres, on John Marshall, hwy. 4K
miles east Of Front Royal. Va: all cattle
grasing land with some wooded land;
152 acres Of cattle grazing land with
running water in all fields. on State hard.
surfaced hwy. between Bentenville and
Browntown, Va; cattle barn worth. over
81 900 now on the property; fenced and
cross fenced: take ell At only 500 5000 ana1 sash
with ali up-to- date stock and fixtures; also
country s-room res with sro., gas feed
all for sale.
ment on N. Royal ave. full stock. several
contracts with deal; S35,000s 90,
Three new houses, ready to rent at SIT y6g
L. RUST. Front Royal. Va. Phone 124.
Evening star., 1948-12-12
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

1000 BLK. X ST.-1st-noor showrm. OF
store, End f., once. bsmt. shop Or
storage; bsmt. level rear entrance; PARK.
shts ni f0f ssss growing osx seeon of
ington; ideal display room, store or once
HARRY H. sTEiDLE. RE. STA. -12,
OFFICE SPACE, downtown BLDG; choice
clear space now available; will remodel into
sfei up TO s2'' yI1 Ss CONN
1877 20 GooD HOPE RD. s.E.-2 stores
HntS and aps; ,ayaiisshe sds e. once $50
%SESH $sS 8 i s sas ooI 5:.,ss
WASHINGTON REALTY, GE. 5000; .
s%odssd ZEN aS. Ono $50 per
sGTIbfNG sGFMAN schMl IN ARL1NdToNMl Nj 1000 50
IT. with store in front and large parking
sfsgsnfw Msg fwA9s 1lRs so seSiRs ss4$ ss' garage Call
WAREHOUSE or machine shop near vir-
So #. Of floor space with onices, lava
!ssiEs 5sha's 'ssHs's l5 f5'f
Il: i2a!-ss n;a Coon H HOPE HOPE RID. s.E.-s stores
available, at once: $3.50 mo; rent for
each building. THos; D. WALSH, INC,
SAcANrsa7 Va Nm Btu sth St p' 'ss7 ssx York ave-
Suitable for any type Of business; large
rms. above, formerly used as hotel;
Sasls 0p15fns susnc Il ss1sis sE1 'sss
~ ST. Pun MI, T. near near srdois 900 50. IT. o,
II :Haros O. part d H. ess RoH e. e.: 75s6 1er'
Evening star., 1948-12-12
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

2 TO 10 ACRE TRACTS. Just Y mile
stores ss ot
acres; 81 900 per acre. OWNER at OR.
SIsv.s Ss lssd f.. ss..., va soss
Dlns. Dhone 81 slect5ssi.y' 6sss s4oo per acre.
near nM9 Bradley m bI, sivd and seven Locks 81:
ST 200 per acre. E. M. FRY, WI. 674o'
sc sSss ACHES R ''ss very desirable land for sub
sUoded siydtae Titsn trGnI,nf on m man of M sse Pabe
Health Center: terms if desired. E NJ
SY ahH FxhM S1ao in kins ssss George
with frame house. sarase; excel. buy for
hsnay man nnnapirR m9fs sell h1ea price & seIe T
sfaSi sEahL2 ~ Ackks on a high hui: between a
a asvn and b shss So hTs psr d nr'e
FA, 7447. Closed sundays. Ia j..
20 ana AcsaS ss sc ns os SnseEts
a total frontage Of over 1000 feet; The
on oU the ' Adjoining tract priced Sal 500.
MASON HfRsT. Annandsie. va; at ths
END entI.l Of Columbia s5, pike Phone FA. 744''
LaSaSM lcSffs s9nefSii 9VnieefSSirY1-acre farmette and
cspacstogs ssdydn new M hath os.h
es5leh' ton: ons nfs'1ts sis,5eS with 1st
t51it G}cx s Act 7za1 msaisttssyA sSas sA s7ss
So ACRES, Monts. County: large 2;ssory
house bath ana ,rh heat pensS S Of 3d ostedss
nan30aq trsnsp' FRED 5. cusHMAN. Rssl.eT, SO
frederick ave: Gaithersburs. Telephone
90 90 ACRES, Montg. County; e:rm. house
bath and electricity; plenty of outbldss:;
81 900; will consider renting; FRED B.
dsithersburs. Telephone Gaithersburs 800
containing about $50 acres; ~ miles D.
| c. line Just of Tucker rd: sale price. S2..
+: P1NKETT. INC, 1862 n. j. ave. NV,
CoSNvENiENT RURAL HoMEsITE, near
Shirley highway, 8 miles from Pentagon;
$500; $50 down; Sl5 n month. w VEEHoN on
MOI fyNGa G,os.d q SONS snoa1a lneolnia Va A1e1
road aaHi near sH Lee hwy; $500; terms. FA.
FAiRFAx CoUNTY-1-scre and h,sc1e
Fsa1RrAx ssspRasri "a Acos1sTY-a stsHY mil. from court
aSnss; ssams; isse rA SIZE szssss some "000e0 soO
ACREAGE FOR sALE-1oo acres. Shirley
siss's!M s1sf E.; Co. ''1; Sx s'E: s7s'
ACREAGE at suitland. Md; valuable for
building lots: Q. H. osTERMAN q Co.
EHvf IA fs's; YoH G. Sen EN- GLEN HILLS in the
winter time? 1t is the ideal year -around
urban community-maybe you will want to
own some land and build q home nn,It: there:
Dvs sap ON ON prop
erty. Liberal terms for young incomes"
| IACkEAGE-s acres on North South hwy,
suitable for tgurlss rrERM4N samP store c serFs1s sT
sseREASk seISi AZ; GSsacrs GTSssacrs-1, ., 3. = and 5
delivery, gen. store and water at property:
Nr. Clinton, Md. S miles D. c. line; 81 600
per acre; $40 per acre down payment, $40
per acre per mo-; no interest or taxes io>
yrs; immed. poss, OWNER, 81. $3.50.
ON NEW WATER MAIN. Chain Bridge te
Esi EVIL tcl ehqesa css sH jan s'
T. stss si;S5nsy si r1 ofS Sssy y'1Esns s%s sas
ATTENTION BUILDERS - On. Queens
Chapel rd., adjoining Avondale; ideal SITE
for detached houses: 9 acres. naVing
5OO-ft. fontage. p. j.. WALSHE INC.
Ills I st. NV. MA. 64es. Ia