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Evening star., 1948-09-30
Bull on Flying Field
Worse Than China Shop
Nv the Assoeio,sd Press

ERIN, Tenn.-The bull in the china
shop had nothingaon the one that
got onto a private flying field near
here.
Clyde Cook said the beast became
angry, whipped two light planes and
then tangled with Cooks automo-
bile. He was driven back to his
own field with a pitchfork.
Evening star., 1948-09-30

| sive broadsides
at the princes Of
economic priv
ilege and con-
| tinuing to de-
tmand an "impar-
I tial" investiga-
ton of the crisis
! diplomacy" which
he says. they
have imposed on
| Americas con-
duct OF f0felgn
affairs.
| His sagging
/ campaign got a
lift in Houston
Evening star., 1948-09-30
Gerunium's Values

High electrical resistance, expan-
sion on solidification and anti
corrosive properties make the rare
metal germanium valuable in the
manufacture of electroiic devices,
the Bureau of Mines reports.
Evening star., 1948-09-30
By Newbold Noyes. Jr.

ABOARD THE WALLACE PLANE,
Sept. 3o.-Henry Wallace pushed
on through the Southwest today
toward Ell Paso, Tex, firing Progress
Evening star., 1948-09-30
III y0u. Iore - 8,
a bargain, 6z1Zr.{EY
NnvYM o celebrate 37th Anniversary 1t will
AMe vvHnf bea aproudda for andwe o o

LADIES' DRESSES
17-$10.95 to $1495 Cottons, 10 to 20------$4S5
8-$22.95 to $29.95 Dresses, one-piece sheers
and ensembles, rayon crepes, 8 to l6- -$11.S5
9-$22 IS Satin Dresses, black, dark green,
IL to Is -$17.S5
LADIES' COATS
s-$16.95 White Toppers, 10 to 16----------$1O
1-$39.95 Skipper Blue Topper, 14-------$13.S5
4-$39.95 and $45 Toppers kelly, skipper,
rose, aqua, 10 to Sass
15-S4995 to $59.95 Full-Length and Short
Coats in Gabardines, Coverts, Meltons.
Dark colors, grey, and light colors, 10
2-$98 High Fashioned Fitted Coats, Paris
copies with capelets Red, size H.
gold, size ------------------$39.SS
Evening star., 1948-09-30
LADIES' SUITS

LADIES' SUITS
t$59.95 & $69.95 White Kasha and
Banana Beige and Grey Gabardine
Suits, IL to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $24.85
1-$69.95 Pink Forstmann's Milateen, 11--$49.S5
1-$89 IS Mems Wear Suit, ,16----------$68.85 IS
$3.50 3.Pc Gabardine Suits, aqua 16,
grey and navy
Evening star., 1948-04-22

"He's always coming down with
cakes and biscuits" added Base
ball Coach Gabe Ferazzi, smack
ing his lips.
F'itz is the only boy in a class
Of 81 girls.
"A few Of the girls kidded me
at first" said Fitz, but I didn't
let it bother me. Nobody laughs
any more"
1.-THE only thing he doesn't like
about it," put in Sasko, lis chefs
day. He has to 60 to the store
and do all the shopping then and
he doesn't care for that at all"
Fitz got into the kitchen class
by listening to advice intended
for feminine ears only.
when we were making out
our schedule last June for this
year." explained Fitz. "Mr. Brown
Biology Teacher Richard Brown
advised the girls to take cooking.
He said 1t would help them when
they got married. I had an open
period and asked If I could take
1t and I'm not sorry"
To which Sasko added with a
chuckle: Some day he's going to
make some one good wife!"
Evening star., 1948-04-22
FeNer's Finger
Merely Bruised,
X-Roy Reveals
By the Asseeiotsd Press

CLEVELAND, April 22.-X-rays
of Bob Feller's injured index
finger on his right hand dis
closed only a confusion and the
Cleveland Indians fireballer will
be able to take his turn on the
mound against the Detroit Tigers
in the Motor City Saturday.
Feller was hit on his $4,000
finger by a pitched ball while
attempting to bunt in the opener.
against the st. Louis Browns
Tuesday.
First Baseman Eddie Robin
son took whirlpool treatments on
his injured ankle yesterday. He
felt a slight soreness after the
Tuesday game, but will be ready
tomorrow when Bob Lemon hurls
in the Tigers home opener.
Evening star., 1948-04-22
Hawaiian 1enpinners
Off 10 Winning Start
In Invasion Here

Hawaii's visiting tenpin bowling
Ambassadors will be seeking their
second straight victory against a
picked team, headed by Navy 1t.
Francis Olson, at $50 tonight at
Bethesda Bowling Center.
The Pacific Islanders beat the
Mapledge Pins team by close score
of 2,677 to 1852 at Alexandria Health
Center last night. E. Lai and T.
Miyasato sparked the win with
games of 205. Charles Bures OF
Mapledge Pins fred high game
of 222.
Friday night at 8 the Hawaiian
Keglers will engage a picked team
of Matthew Bennie, Charley Pooler,
George Seeley. Lou Colbert and Art
Schumacher at Walter Reed Hos
pital.
Tomorrow night at a women's
tenpin team, composed Of Paula
Larsen. Ethel Schumacher, Betty
Weaver. Louise Roberts and Corky
Haf1z, will bowl at Walter Reed
dsdlIloL a CCdul VI dlu pOCCCo.
Ed Wittbrodt, rolling games of
245, 264 and 1855 for a 60-734 score
at Bethesda Bowling Center, has
tied with Rufus Crockett of Alex
andria for the lead in the Bowlers
Victory Legion tenpin tournament
which ends Friday night. John
Rodock of Bethesda is third with
96-721. George Aaker of Bethesda
has moved into fourth place with
93-719 and Francis Olson of Bethesda
has taken over fifth place with
51-718.
Katie Bagley Of Alexandria is the
new runnerup in the women's divi-
sion with 177-624. The leader is
Claire Kozel with 1864.
Evening star., 1948-04-22
Burdette-Robbitt Duo, VA Team
Go to Town in City Pin Event

maintain a one-game lead in the
Major District League. Second-place
Burr Heishman Tires was a 81
victor over Mapledge Pins at Ross.
lyn.
Joe Harrison fired at 40 set as
Senate Beer whitewashed Galliher
& Huguely with 1915 score at Hi
Skor. Winchester Packard, aided
by Sam Shreve's 407 and Ed Heller's s
401, trimmed Mann's Potato Chips,
81, at Greenway.
Greenway by sweeping Temple
with a 1885 score increased its lead
to four games in the Minor District
League when second-place Colonial
Village dropped a game to Lucky
Strike. Arthur Crowns 159 and 408
led Colonial Villages 652 and 1853
scores.
Paul James AIT featured Claren-
don's sweep over Petworth No. 2.
Petworth No. l routed Arcadia.
Johnny Shea's 400 set led Queen
Pins 2-1 win from Ice Palace. Spill
way beat Alexandria, 2-1.
Evening star., 1948-04-22
By Ben McAIwee

With q score of 843 in Glass A
doubles, Larry Burdette and Jack
Rabbit are riding high in the 38th
annual Washington City Duckpin
tournament. Rabbit, who sports q
115 average in the Internal Revenue
League, fired the tournaments top
set Of 424 with 121, 148 and 155
games while Burdette, l19-average
pinman in the Bethesda 81 900 loop
climaxed 375 set with IA. Their
handicap was A pins.
But theirs was only one Of several
big scores posted at Colonial Village
last night. The Veterans Records
team of the Veterans Administra-
ton League shot to first place in
Glass B with 1871 aided by George
Knoblett's 168-407, and Rafael Sis
toza's lat and 1893. Charles Wilson'S
1888 was best as Hendrix Steak House
OF the Brookland Merchants League
gained second place in B with l.
791 from scratch.
John Couldren's 1893 led the way
as Gage Inspection of the Fort
Davis Navy Yard League shot to
first place in C with 1861. Ell Gar
rison's 37s helped to give Mailers of
The Evening Star League third
place in c with 38-1,654.
Delma Butler and Ollie Perry OF
TT1ompson's Dairy League at Hyatts-
ville's Arcade shot to first place in
Glass B doubles with 755 aided by a
20-pin handicap. Charles Wilson
and Eric Selling, Brookland Com
mercial twosome, moved to second
place in B doubles with 74s
scratch. A 744 score gave Joe Sally
and j. K. Finnegan third place in B
E1wood Meyer. assistant manager
at Brookland Recreation, turned In
a lusty 40l and with John Pender
moved to fourth place in B doubles
with 26-728.
Vincent Cusimano tied for first
place in B singles with 6-392 while
Walter Olson, Masonic League
gained fourth place with 2-37l.
Led by Paul Jarman's 189 and 431
Winn's Motors whipped Arcade Pom.
tiac 81 at King Pin last night te
Evening star., 1948-04-22
By Bill Fuchs

Johnny Fitzpatrick, Central
High Schools "goop ball" hurler,
is dead serious about two things
baseball and cooking. The tall.
blond athlete, known throughout
the school as "cut-up." always
is ready with a laugh. SO long as
the topic of conversation isn't
about his mound performances or
culinary ability.
But they're not laughing any
more at Central about Fitz's
cooking. Mixing the proper in
gradients with a talented spoon,
John has turned outlaws into
cheers.
Sure, kidded him about 1t
at first" said Bob Sasko, Fitz's
close friend and battery mate.
But I don't any more. When I
took q bite out Of one OF his
cakes, I quit kidding him. His
baking is really good"
Hes considered a better cook
than the girls" added Football
Coach Jan Jankowski. HE
brought peach pie down to the
athletic Office the other day and
it was delicious"
Evening star., 1948-04-22
Western Seen Threat
In High School Series
As Batting Improves

Western has been in the shadow
Of such acknowledged powers in the
Public high school baseball race al
Eastern and Central, but that OBJ.
security may be misleading. Ac.
cording to Coach Billy Richardson
the Red Raiders have all the in.
gradients necessary to stir ur
trouble.
ITS just a question of hitting,
Richardson said yesterday as he
watched his team outslug st. Albans
for a 9-6 victory. "One of these
days we're going to catch fire and
give some one lot of trouble"
Tomorrow may be the day-at
least, Richardson hopes so-for his
Raiders are hosts to Gabe Ferazzi's
highly touted Central nine in the
second round Of championship play.
In other series games, Eastern In
vades Anacostia, Coolidge travels to
Tech and Wilson entertains Roose-
velt.
They say" continued Richard
son, that Eastern has terrific
infeld. Well, III stack my infleld
against any in the city. My short
second first combination already
has made four doubleplays, includ-
ing one against Tech last week"
Western dropped So decision to
Tech, but according to Richardson
lack of hitting by his team was the
deciding factor. Righthander John
Folk held the Trainers to five hits
George Holmes, Richardson's
slugging shortstop, hasn't been ex-
periencing any slump, however
He's been getting at least two hits
q day and yesterday homered in
the ninth with two men aboard to
give Western its fourth victory in
six games.
Other members Of Westerns in
field are Buddy Fcco at third, Dale
Summerbell at second and Eddie
Sylvester at first.
Holmes return to the lineup
pleases Richardson. The all-around
athlete was troubled with bursitus
in a shoulder last year and wasn't
available.
Eastern, which still ranks favorite,
handed Mount Vernon its second
straight defeat yesterday, So, at
Eastern. Sal De Giorgi hit two
run triple in the fifth to turn the
tide. Jimmy O'Donnell relieved
Lefty Joe Graves in the sixth with
three men on and none out and
retired the side without run.
In other games yesterday, Con-
zaga edged Coolidge, 80; Tech
downed Bladensburg, 12-l1; St.
Johns defeated Roosevelt, rs;
George Washington defeated Epis-
copal, 6-3; Washington-Lee routed
Landon, 17-3, and Sherwood nipped
Priory, 65.
TomorroW's schedule finds Dewitt
ut st. Johns, Bethesda at Wash
tngton-Lee, Greenbelt at Mount
Rainier, Hyattsville at Maryland
Park, Laurel at Marlboro, Gwynn
Park at Oxon Hill, St. Anthony at
Landon, Fairfax at George Wash
ington, Gonzaga at Friends, George
town Prep at st. Adams and Cham
berlain at Woodward.
Evening star., 1948-04-22
City Pin Schedule
Tomorrow Night
AT COLONIAL VILLAGE.
MASONIC NIGHT.


cherrydale Masonicl, Colnmbia tMs.
Masonic, Mt. Pleasant (Masonicl, Poto-
mac No / (Masonic). Harmony CMasonicl, i,
Takoma tMasonic), Naval (Masonie)' NJ.
sonic), Whiting (Masonic), Anacostia, (Ma-
sonic), BENJAMIN Franklin lMasonico. Be-
thesda tMasonic), Fort Dupont (Masonic).
Joppa tMasonie), Federal tMssonis)' ,s Ia
sonicl, National (Masonic), Pentalpha (Ma-
sonic1 Harding lMasonIs.; washington y;ti 9M,
sonic). B. B. French (Masonicl, Hiram No.
g tMasonic., stansbury No No., 2 ~ lMasonls,} n;, ,
roys mt. Rainier Veterans, De Francisco
(st. Martinsl. Checker CHeurichsl.
Phil Dieterich and Russell Patterson.
Carlton Edmonds and William McKenny.
Walter Olson and Ohio Sherman. Milton
Harper and Walter Stevens, Perce Elicit
and William Elicit. Thurmond cordell and
Chalmers Groff
sinEles 9:30 PM. and 1890 PM.
Phil .Dieterich. Russell Patterson. Will
liam Sims, Mckinley Kriegh. Paul Rem
sen. Perce Elicit. Thurmond Cordeu.
Evening star., 1948-04-22
Terp Golfers Seek Fifth
Win in West Va, Tilt

University of Maryland golf team
was hoping for it's fifth victory in
six matches today with West Vir-
ginia the intended victim at the
Prince Georges Country Club course.
Tomorrow the Terps take on George
Washington at Prince Georges while
West Virginia visits Georgetown.
The Terps went to Gettysburg
yesterday and came back with a
7-2 victory over Gettysburg College
Frank Butterfield of Maryland took
medal honors with q score Of 70.
Evening star., 1948-04-22
A. U. Victor at Tennis

American University's tennis team
finally has crashed the win column.
The Eagles defeated Western Mary
land, To, yesterday on their home
court after dropping their first two
matches.
Evening star., 1948-04-22

Hendrix Steak House tsrookland Mer-
e17 Bse B7s 1.7e1- .o-1,7s1
Veterans Records veterans Administra-
e21 s4s b4s 1877 54-1,s71
536 $50 4S7 1,B76- os-1,643
Gaze Inspection (Nayy YARD; IT Davis
S3s se See .rs2s ss6 r. l.Se}1- .5s} o-l'oo'
493 $50 sos 1.540- 6-l.546
Carpenter L. q. 1872, No. Q tBuildins
52a $40 sos 1.564- 22-1,bs6
Business Counter Evening starr.
455 $40 4s4 1,449-100-1.b4e
534 $50 543 1916 3s-1,664
Accounting Evening starr.
532 BIO 53o 1.674- O-l ,6I
Evening star., 1948-04-22
Cordozo Opens With Win

Cardozo Highs baseball team is
of to fast start in the champion
ship race. Cardozo opened series
play yesterday with a AL over
Armstrong at Banneker Field.
Evening star., 1948-12-22
WANTED
so or more houses Immediately. Cash
buyers waiting
O'BANNON REALTY co.
1923 E. Capitol ST., FIR. 5119:
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAND.
MONTGOMFRY COUNTY

MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
ETHEsDA--Comfortabl English home in
codans Bn Of arre
brary, breakfast nook. recreation rm..
maids rm., master bedrm; suite. 3 other
5edms ha stairs to attic ~
until pm. Sydney KARR. Realtor. u
BETHESDA-5tylish brick BUNGALOW. of
short drive to Naval Medicsl Center; built
prewar. redecorated: immcd. poss.; con-
tsins well-proportioned liv, rm. with FIRE
place. dinette, complete kit. > ample bed
rms, new tile bath, stairs to foored attic;
utility bsmt.: oil heat; paved drive to ga,
rage ATTRACTIVE Level lot Terms s. 200
other bungalows in Bethesda and Silver
Sprint areas. Phone OIL. 1864 until 8
sRErs sYRss 1arsi kARf bloefs asatSf o River I'd
Lovely det. brick modern home. ., stories;
2 bedrms. liv. rm., din. rm. and kit. full
Ssmt size porch ass nss yad 91y
GIENwooD. of Old GEORGETOWN rd., Be
thesda-7.rm: 2-bath prewar brick with With
cond.; priced under ,s@000O for quick
sale. For details and inspeetion' ph9nne
KENsINGToN. by owner, 8 bedrms., pre-
war war with 81 loan rep garase Sa excel
TfIXKoMH PARR0si1 aSo. Start the new
year right by living in this pretty 5-r9om
sdsass snd On af FL sf REAL us Es%f Ffdsa
sAi sAiE 81 BY 'l'l owSER-7-rm. brick Williams.
UT den ahG hGmf bath s4 m oe4 arse
rec room; wooded lot lot; i block from bus
fS sss s'sE oa SaiHs 1rss
sl3,45O-N.w brick bungalow; lv. nm.
Venetian ' blinds % and and screens, screen fireplace
$4,000 cash, easy monthly payments; close
70 schools: buses. 81. 1875, SUBURBAN
Why W = PAY Hf RENT? $1,000 down, $3.50 q
mo: buys beautiful new. 6-rm;. IA-batt
SSS 9 S!iso sa5?
Joining Ind; spe; G. G; Large brick, slate
MeRae. Alex 81 szle. N Brown REALTY
MMPDIsTE G4MH Efnt0Ps 2p sSSs 800 down
Just left Of these new det. 6rick homes %
room large bedreoms e,,11 l1s baths rs, Isl
REALTY Rii Co, AD. o5af; o1e eves. Fa Ss os56
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW. s11,75o; $500
kit -dinette, bedrms., tile bath; lot
75x175; convenient to buses and shopping
81. 1876, SUBURBAN INVESTMENT CO
81 900 CASH, buys 2-bedroom bungalow;
modern kit, large bright liv. rm., full
bath; large, shady lot; convenient to shop
ping and schools; owner must sell 81.
1875. SUBURBAN INVESTMENT CO. 70
PREWAR BRICK BUNGALOW, excellent
location, Bethesda; liv. rm., d!n. rm,, 2
bedrms, tile bath, hardwood floors; priced
to sell at $4,000 good transp. 81. 1875,
SUBURBAN INVESTMENT CO. ga
NEW 2-STORY HOME. 3 bedrmS, powder
rm. and full bath; lge. beautiful kit. liv.
rm with firepl, din. rm., full bsmt.
lovely lot. Price. S13,950. Lge, 1st trust;
small down paymt. Call 81. 1875. SUB
URBAN INVESTMENT co. -22
Evening star., 1948-12-22
uolIsss FOR sAIE-kE (cent.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -, down WIN
buy this semidet, home with gas slsc
SyhETX g 5Ega REALTY CO. AD. TSal: ISi eyes
Col CC6oL oORR22ID-oUTsTANDING oOR2ID BUY. near
sears Roebuck G. Co. Attractive. 20-ft
row brick, immaculate condition, = lovely
rms. and bath. plus , finished rms in bsmt.
with pvt, entrance. New gas furnace
Convenient to everything. 1mmed. posS
Priced low at Sl3,950 on terms. Call
IA. 9770 till pm, BR1GHTWoOD
E66AnooRREE6S S6noREE 60 % KEN1LwoRTH-s sacrificins
this large 7-rm., 1la-bath, Diet. home, for
quick sale. Automatic hea.. stationary
tubs, bsmt., porch, garage, large lot. Mr.
Clark. DE. 3142. METROPOLIS REALTY
q INVESTMENT CO.. 1913 N. Capt. ~
NO EXTRA CHARGE
colored-Vscant. Fine television set
absolutely free, with this lovely 6-rm
lonial porch, 2 baths. oil heat, full bsmt,
rec. rm. Only $13,5O0 with reas. down
u 80. q FIRST NATIONAL REALTY CORP
Evening star., 1948-12-22
EXCLUSIVE LOCATION

Not often are homes for sale in this area
terror definitely indicates the hand Of the
weiI-known architect who desisned it.
There are too many features to describe
iiv rm. with fireplace, opening onto a
beautiful screened porch; large dining rm..
paneled library with fireplace, powder rm..
mod kit and buffers pantry: End a. has
bedrms and 3 beautiful tiled baths:
stairs to 3rd fl. with . other rms. ana
bath; bsmt. hes rec. rm. with fireplace
maids rm. and bath; gas a.-c. heat; p
car built-in garage; lovely grounds. The
price is reasonable: shown by appoint
ment only Call ST. $500.
J. A. McKEEVER CO., INC.
Evening star., 1948-12-22
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY.

0LOROEE5 SO0LSA =
HYATTsvILLE HILLs-owner's transfer
makes available this lovely 6-rm. bunea-
low plus an elaborately finished bsmt.
that could be leased; 3 bright bedrooms
corner lot with mature plantines. This
ROBERT S. DAVIS g. co. Call WA.
oxoN 1 HILL RD,, about miles beyond
the fine estate of Mr.. Sumner Welles, about
30 acres mostly at grade of the road but
the land. The solid old frame house, has
very large rooms on 1st foor large
hot-water hot stoker heat, electricity. Philsas;
covered porches on front and :! sides. large
foored attic. You will probably say ooa At
Msnt mstsr EN- h0Say' 4aG fou1s fe MISS SRSs
M4 MAkERa Iia +
sa"t'0GS close 10 transp anu churches schools and
sSores 1srms prHR1 WA 1893; RoswFif MA 9la5 iNc
,oos ,o EPsHGR I'll GYs sf M' Ma Eafl blks from Peace
Gross blk from r;ey eye5ythinEMcHst0m- ton
screesed s Pafas porch re' dar 5 breE a ca gar
corn o Nth REay dfef pfece Nc
l345 Good Hope rd. s.e., TR. 440O, vi
OWNER MUST SELL; vacant: I,,,.t lovely ety. g.
aepSs Go ms JOIN SRS0q dGoH YEN
ssTsSa It. fEsNfsMfD HyafsMf wi Ao6s2 6s22o
being Transferred: close to Andrews Field.
oa,l owNER FTsndTx'pff GExVfNa q TowN-7rm. home,
det. Gear garage. oil heat. knotty-pine
pnnelra now low .SSa .nn aps 20
1Tis vETs, EA $3.50 oDpoo,wN Down. New brick bunealovs,
ready to move into Fui PTiee rice TlGe5S 30
$4,000, plus taxes; rooms, bsmt stairs
ROBERT s. DAVIS & co. Call VA
SIS SIS PER ia Month are the payment; on
~R m.n1 t1s Shrubs tS nSsS e ovn ets n fyf pres
f ssoOS hs' %hT R6sRT RsE fse s. ffo DAVIS TA 'es@s
81 Gfll GxfE Kf aee% coD II skk' pm HOMES s11,sso
i SatR expansion at;5e;' p Euii 1smt'; @ s-a5 sas
hsat PsnR1 ns sdsWH lsSSsl1n Ne Ne 4'oo' WA eapl
FAMILY BRICK-1n Hyattsyyills; 2
complete 5-rm; apts ,!asIu tiled ba aths; 2
and sss meefs sdParse
systems; only 6 yrs. old and modern in
every respect Exesptonally yob low oI,r priced
hTsGanoWs M Es1nss os srooo 1909 ssoo down for
GIs; $1,000 down for non-GIs: nice rms,
oh. full bsnlt. and attic: quick poss
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE, SH S794 till 9.
BRICK BUNGALOW
GI, FHA approved at S1O,95O, with 81, $50
fireplace. 9 nice bedrms.. full tiled bath.
fully equip. kit. auto. heat copper plumb
ing throughout; full, dry bsmt lge. land
session; conv. to everything. Open for
inspection daily. Out Bladensburg I'd. to
Peace Cross, right on Def. hwy. 2 miles
to our sign and exhibit home on left
PRINCE GEO. REALTY co.
I WA. 6655, UN. 1166.
Evening star., 1948-12-22
REAL tsIAik LOANS.

Ist AND end TRUST LOANS On On real sl,,es ss-
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rates; 3 or 5 year terms and monthly
payments. .PP. j. ,WXAALsHE. INC" Ills Eye
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or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
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CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES (white or
settlement. Prefer per-
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Evening star., 1948-12-22

NEW PANELS, vans and stakes. BY the
6sHE aaS ~ssk skp$9cE Fl yea Her..
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Evening star., 1948-12-22
AURORA HILLS OFFICE
o3O1 so Arlington Ridge rd IA 111O-
MOVE IN FOR CHRISTMAS

You can purchase this home with a
reasonable down payment and move in
tomorrow-now vacant; heat turned on as
use; property clean as pin, recently
redecorated This cozy home has cheer
ful liy. rm. and dinette. . comfortable
lge.. bright basement, bone dry; oil heat
range and refer,; monthly payments, only
S6250 including taxes and ms; ideal
for Army officer with small family; only
5 minutes to Pentagon Bldg; very rea-
sonably priced. For appt., call
DTTK PACCETT
Evening star., 1948-12-22
EXCEPTIONAL LOW PRICE

congress Heights, nr. Boiling Field, We
recommend this beautiful 20-ft. scmidet,
brick home with spacious liv. rm.,. lge.
din rm., fully equip. kit. 3 good size
bedrms. and bath, Has. fRll bsmt., out
storm doors. open front porch, side lot.
Owner transferred. Priced to sell quickly
at only SI2.750. Loan balance at A..
liberal terms Be sure to see this i'm
mediately! To inspect, call Mr. Goddard.
with FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES,
Evening star., 1948-12-22

/ WILL BUY OR SELL your property
frame or brick. white or colored; also
specializing in CT homes. Call MR.. WAL
TER MILLER, NE. 5400; ewes. DE. 5346
PAY CASH for houses. lots or acreage;
free appraisal. SCOTT SANDERS, 1919
So. Cap. ST.. TR. 1868; ewes vi 099O.
Evening star., 1948-12-22
STORES WANTED.

WE ARE LOOKING FOR good store loca-
panies as well as our local clients. List
your properties with us for quick ,1 action J.
Call Mr.. Kelly, LEO M. BERNSTEIN &
CO., Realtors, 1415 K st. NV. ME. 540O
WANTED TO RENT-store in downtown
pliance repairs and So es; app. 500 So
II. floor space DU. 1870 E. e. MOORE
Evening star., 1948-12-22
RECOMMENDED BUY

sos 5OO-one block from Chevy Chase
Circle-Spacious. attract, S-rm. house.
mooern kit, = new bathrms., new roof,
rock wool insulation; most tastefully
painted and decorated inside and out; lst
cases and fireplace. large din. rm.: den
and new kitchen. end f.. lse. bedrms.'
frepl in master bedrm.. baths in
closed front porch and . small open
porches; foored attic Other features
are picture window in liv. .rm.. new
gas air-cond. furnace in full bsmt-. lge.
front porch. This home is in de-
lishtful neiehborhood of lge. distinctive
homes. on a quiet St. near schools and
stores. Must be seen to be appreciated
j. NOBLE BOAZ, REALTOR