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Evening star., 1949-05-10

Frank Emmet. who with
Chairman Frank McArdle has
drawn up a lengthy letter
Of instruction for the kids in
their week-long stay here. at
tended last years national
junior at Ann Arbor. He was
telling about one of the young
sters who walked to the
practice tee. Juggling a heavy
sack Of practice pellets. with
his mother trailing behind.
apparently to- watch.
But the youngsters dumped the
: balls, handed the bag to his
mother and said "okay. Ma.
get out there about 100 yards,
I'll start with an eight iron"
And sure enough the matronly
woman trotted out to pick up
her sons practice shots.
This national tournament for
boys under Is is not restricted
to the sons of the well-to-do.
It's open to any youngster
that can pass his sectional
qualifying rounds. and while
some will arrive by plane and
train, some will arrive (they
hope) by a more original means
of transportation-the thumb.
Caddies are not mandatory,
simply because some Of the
kids will not be able to afford
them. The committee has
worked all the angles to cut
the costs and make the event
open to any youngster with the
urge to play. Georgetown
University came through with
q very reasonable rate for
meals and lodging. Hotel &C
commodations are being ar
ranged for the parents. and OF
the 1913 youngsters that quail
ify at least one-third will be
Evening star., 1949-05-10
Modern Lacrosse Is Too Tome for Old Timers
Comes Thrills Gone With Long John Flip Ouowed Deekmon Finds

player by q seca Z fees, gtse
next time II hArgscnec sse sas
ready fer R3eaefl. charging eSeac
uu under ss4l steam. Rse2ss'
Aga.!ted eSa2gse s24sht2y Without
SloxinS gp. cracked Joe SseaE"
xsae tsae head with h2s stsck sEss
~ns him ssssasiiag
Got yoa iEat Efrss, esasSs
he yellec over h.s Ssse&4atasE.
!aaghsngss pscklag ~ sT~rc
The sasne afEers0c1 lse~
pound Winnie Cn4ox4sao cs
Maryland wAx penAlssec svr
times .oT no4ghlag 500 pound
J. l.. Utx, AT all America Penn
grsonan and no slo52ch n!inSe4t
with a lacrosse stlrk
Probably the most famous
defensive raaneascr OK that
reckless era wAS the ~t4cre john
Flip, named IN honor Of l&asag
1AERlk EtA~AA2&@ ~ $@HsA&+
With such teammates ~ I'd
LaitH. Jim Morris and Bill Arm"
acos using II. Boucher MADE Il
famous. The track aas 10 catch
an offensive player tzv!ag 10
pivot with the ball. slap knee
under MS knee. then nrtng up
the stick TO help a!p htrn over
the shoulder. Ons unSklsed
Jcurneyman almost put out an
eye o! the Terps' Artle Bosc,
however. ard the play was out
lawed not Ions after.
Deckman gradGingls agrees
the game may be safer and more
polite without Long John $
stunt. eu; until modern squads
acquire the stamina O! The old
timers and oring q little more
blood and thunder back TO the
sport he'll take the old version
Evening star., 1949-05-10
AS Lose Catcher Rosor
Probably for Z Weeks
~ The Anaeinted Rtas.

CHICAGO. May i0.-~The Phil
adelphia Athletics probably have
lost the services of veteran Catch
er Warren Buddy Rosar for twc
weeks.
Rosar left the team here last
night to return TO Philadelphia
for treatment OF O torn knee car
tIlage. He suffered the injury sts
his left knee In the AS 90 wtr
over the Chicago White Sox ir
the second game OF Sundays
double header during q homeplats
collision with the Sox's Gordon
Goldsberry.
Evening star., 1949-05-10
Abel Gets Hockey Trophy

MONTREAL, May 10 R1.-Sid
Abel, 31-year-old captain OF the
Detroit Red Wings champion
team, was named today the most
valuable player" Of the is4S-s
National Hockey League season.
The veteran center. whose %
goals led the circuit. was voted
the Hart Trophy. which carries
with 1t O $1,000 cash award.
Evening star., 1949-05-10
lHardeII Quits at 6. u.
As Track Mentor
IAfter Ten Years

Elmer p. (Hap) Hardell. fol
nearly 80 years one of the most
highly regarded track coaches In
the East, has resigned as George
town University coach, o post he
has held for 10 years.
He gave as his reason for re-
signing the poor condition Of the
Georgetown track which made II
difficult to give Hoya thinclads the
kind Of training necessary. Har-
dell has not been very active this
Evening star., 1949-05-10
Minor Leagues
" tfsS Nss1Nt1fS1 FT~SH
NrrvNa~xoSn nAcrr

INTERNATIONAL. LEAGUE.
Syracuse. s.: Toronto z.
Rochester, 4. Baltimore. 2.
tOniy games schedgled.D
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City. 10: st. Paul, e..
Minneapolis ut Milwaukee. POSTPONED. cold
weather.
Toledo at Louisville. .postpcned. rain.
(Cnly games scheduledJ
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
(No games scheduled
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Little Rock. Z; Chattanooga.
BtrrninEhau. 3: New Orleans. o.
1tisnfa s.. Mohile q
Memphis at NaShviiie f2l. >posspossd.
EAsTERs LEAGUE.
Hsrtford' Bsnsnanfon. g.
Eirira. 3; Scranton. 8.
Utica O.. Albany. b.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Pueblo. IL: De& M0sres. y.
Lneosn, \: Denyer. 3 q. innlnass.
Sioux City. q Omaha. L.
cENTRAL IEAGUE.
Flint. 4; Chavlestoa.
Grand Rantds. ~ Sagtnaw. y.
DAYTON O. Muskescn. ..
Evening star., 1949-05-10

other phases Of student actiy-
ity, He is q member Of Theta
Delta Chi, social fraternity. the
V-Club, German Dance Society.
Imp and Eli Banana honor
societies, and Skull and Keys
political society. A major In
commerce, Jack expects to re-
ceive a B.A. In economics this
August.
Evening star., 1949-05-10


n fact, its mouth was almost
closed by a sandbar. which ef-
fectiyely screened 1t from the eyes
of passersby up and down the
Patuxent. The old entrance into
the Patuxent was opened some
three years ago, your scribe being
one of those who dug the begin
ming Of the new channel, which
the tide has widened and we be-
lieve permanently restored. 1t Is
a perfect small boat anchorage,
Astounding with marine life. and
resembling somewhat an Adiron-
dac lake with its heavily wooded.
rolling shores. The entrance TO
the creek from the Patuxent rs
Just across and slightly below
Broome Island.
They will have some Is new
boats, each equipped with new
outboard motors which will rent
for S. for the first six hours and
75c for each additional hour. Bait
will be furnished free, as well as
ample gasoline and each boat will
be fully equipped with safety ap-
paratus required by law. To reach
the club, take Route s to Waldorf,
turn left at the traffic blinker and
continue straight ahead on the
Cedar Point Road for 28 miles.
You will see their sign on the
road, and turning left can follow
the signs into the club. We've
Grabbed, dug clans. f1shed and
duck hunted in this creek for
some years, and believe 1t an ideal
place for family outings.
Skill In angling, rather than the
size of the fish. again will be
emphasized this season in the
Salt Water Sportsmans anglers
contest which runs from May Is
to November /. and takes in the
Atlantic seaboard from the Ca
madam border to the northern
border of South Carolina. Two
sterling silver trophies. one for
boat fishing and one for beach
fishing, will be awarded the win
ners. Four small replicas OF each
of the major trophies will be pre-
sented to the four runners-up In
each classification.
Unlike most fishing tourna-
ments, this contest does not de-
pend upon numbers of fish taken,
size sof fish or value Of prizes
given. The winners are those who
best display skill in the art OF
angling In the opinion OF the
judges. Newspaper rod and gun
editors, as In the past, will be
the Judges. No entrance fee is
REQUIRED and entry blanks are
published In the Salt Water
Sportsman.
From Southport. N. c., comes
the GOOD news that the blueflsh
are present over the shoals In
vast numbers. Most Of them are
of good size and they are striking
30 fiercely that few are lost by
anglers. This is encouraging te
say the least, but wem believe
they're in the Chesapeake whel
we see them, which of course
viii be later on, II ut all.
Evening star., 1949-05-10

Carroll M a t.
tin gly an d
James O'Hara.
It will be called
the "Outboard
Anglers Club. !"
st. T h o m q 6
Greek Is q little
known, but ia
nous historical
creek, tidal in
n o. Z u I z anu
lovely in as
pect. For many
years. since the
hurr icane In
Evening star., 1949-05-10
Leiss Is Y Meet Stur

Johnny Leiss was the big vim
ned In the week-long indoor track
meet at the YMCA. He won the
two-mile. mile, $50 and 440 and
tied with L. B. Newman for the
220. Newman was winner Of the
100, while Paul johnson took first
| in the 12-pound shot, high jump
and standing broad Jump.
Evening star., 1949-05-10
g. W., Terps Tie

George Washington and Mary
land tennis teams were tied at
4-all yesterday when rain washed
out the final doubles matches that
would have decided the meet.
Evening star., 1949-05-10
Ey Ben McAiwee

With the seventh annual Metro
politan Washington match game
duckpin championship scheduled
TO start Sunday at Colonial W.
lage. Arville L. Ebersole, National
Duckpin Congress executise-sec-
retary and director OF the event,
today warned all prospective con-
testants that the entry list will be
closed after the first 80 bowlers
have posted their $40 entrance
fees.
This Is being done to eliminate
drawing of byes which in several
previous tournaments have proved
Objectionable. Ebersoie explained.
The first round Of the elimina-
ton will be bowled in two shifts.
the first at 1880 pm. and the sec
ond Immediately following. Be-
sides drawing for opponents. all
contestants must be present TO
draw for starting times.
Johnny Ressa. Toms Auto Serv-
ice team star. will be defending
champion.
Besides awarding OF prizes the
Major District League will hold
q business meeting at Hi-Skor
tomorrow night. starting at Q,
Perce Wolfe. league president,
stresses that representatives de-
string TO enter teams for next
season should attend. Mann's
Decorators, 1t Is understood, Is
releasing Its franchise to enter
the Minor District circuit. with
home alleys at Fort Davis.
p. D. Progress No. l sports its
second straight pennant In the
Lucky Strike Naval Gun Factory
League. Joe Goode. league secre-
tary, who garnered high-average
honors with Ill and was the best
spare maker with 220, proved the
big factor in Progress winning by
a four-game margin over Foun-
dry. Allowance. captained by
Bucky Burns, league president,
finished third by nosing out Tor
pedo Tube No. ! on total pins.
Second-place Foundry featured
the seasons final matches with
high game Of 66l. High team set
laurels went to Torpedo Tube No,
!, with 1907.
Ray Scholl Of Aviation Ord
nance fred season high game OF
I7s, and George Garrison Of join
ers was best with a 40s set. Frank
Taylor of Allowance and Grover
Morgan OF Foundry tied for high
strikes with 64 apiece.
Evening star., 1949-05-10

. II q = B j IL B
practice balls
on the club
range late in
July. Because
t h a t S the
time for the
United States
Golf Associ-
atoms Ma
tional Jun
ior tourna-
ment there
and some Of
Of those kids
will put their
m o m q TO
Evening star., 1949-05-10
Pro sweepstakes:
OUTDOORS
With Bill Leetch

A new fishing facility for small
boat anglers will open this Friday
at the head of st. Thomas Greek
under the capable management Of
Evening star., 1949-05-10
Houghton, Baltimore S
0verfon Best in Golf
AtHagerstown Meet

For the second time in three
Middle Atlantic PGA pro-amateur
tournaments this season an anna
teur posted the days low score as
Spencer Overton, Baltimore golfer
from Rolling Road Club shot a 90
to top the event yesterday at
Fountain Head Club in Hagers-
town.
In the first meet of the season,
Amateur Harold Cross Of Wash
ington led the entire field with a
90 at Rolling Road,
The 20 pros who played the
Hagerstown course, most Of them
for the first time, were led once
again by AL Houghton of Prince
Georges, who was out in 81 and
back In 81 for II. Andy Gibson
of the c. C. of Maryland and Ar
mold Haneke of the host club tied
for second with 72s. Rain caught
the field In the late afternoon.
Prince Georges also supplied the
low net winner among the anna
teurs in Pete Calovini who had
78-t0-68.
The pro-am division was won
by Emory Sullivan. assistant pro
at Clifton Park Club in Baltimore,
and two partners. Bud Cunning
ham and Joe Silver. Sullivan shot
O. rs, but with his high-handi-
capped partners posted best ball
63s. The tie for second at net 65s
included Walter Bogley of Prince
Georges and Calovini.
prn sueensta yes.
Evening star., 1949-05-10
By MerreII WhittIesey

Congressional Country Club
members have been warned
not to be alarmed perchance
they see a group of mothers
Evening star., 1949-05-10
Wilson Netmen Win

wilson's tennis team won. 6-3.
over st. Adams on the latter's
courts yesterday.
Evening star., 1949-05-10
Lundon Aids Eustern

Elmer Landon score 15A points
as Eastern's track team routed
Anacostia, $3.50, yesterday at
Eastern.
Evening star., 1949-05-10
BolIina Field Victor

Boiling Field scored In every
inning and defeated Howard, IL
10, In q seven inning slugfest
Yesterday at Boiling Field.
Evening star., 1949-05-10
Montgomery ]. c. Bows

Montgomery Junior Colleges
nine dropped l2-4 decision to
Baltimore Junior College yester-
day on the winners diamond.
Evening star., 1949-05-10

Retirement Stan No. / was the
flag winner in the 22-team Civil
Service Mixed League bowling oil
Lucky Strike. JEFF Hack with
i0a average and Florence Wis
neski with on were the individual
champions. Jean Nee led the
Evening star., 1949-05-10

Nov b - sans - ssss 2 -
-. x.ss on Bzx~~ s~ssslisd-
Exclasive scosokv c~WN
s..,urs means snensy ssvsd 90
yc.r fuel hsll. nsxs ~inssf. Hs
s,.sxxl ft's clsaal Il gives szass
hes, per galicn'
Evening star., 1949-05-10

W NOW for : ym.,,. -.
o. Esso Heating on r. r. ! s'',piy
nss.,.S 49, sa,. burning. Rsxuisr'
n. Ilns,s y. .orfsss of . dry .sas
asn sodsys ~ asssy...
Evening star., 1949-01-23
peter i. hagan

For nonveterans. Riverdale. Nd Small
estate. close to, stores. churches and
schools. ! block to bus, Bungalow
type dwelling. First floor, living
bedrooms and bath OIL hot-water
reduced to Sl1 900. Terms, approx
tmately $4,000 cash, balance $50
per month.
Manor. Beautiful 2-bedroom brick
Cape Cod homes. Only two left of
large group. Quality. refinement
and construction. Large concrete
porches. full Easements, expansion
attics. many extras. LARGE sodded
schools. churches, bus and large
Terms, 81 900 cash. Balance ap-
proximately S72 month, including
taxes and insurance. Terms can also
be arranged for nonveterans on
For veterans only: Five-room and
bath, asbestos shingle bungalows.
Full Easements, expansion attics. gas
&C. heat. Many other features
Large lots. Improved streets. Quick
eff1cient transportation. 2 bus lines
Price only $500. Low cash pay
month. including everything.
For veterans only: A group Of s.
room and bath brick homes. Full
easements and expansion atticS Gas
heat, large sodded, lots improved
streets. Convenient to . bus lines,
schools. churches and stores. Price,
S10.5OO. Terms, l,50O cash, bal
ance S66 per month. including taxes
and insurance. For particulars on
these and other homes call
peter j. hagan
2ealtor. 3S41 Gath st. Mt Rainier
Md. UN. 1855. Office open Sunday
from IN a m to pm
Evening star., 1949-01-23
SUBURBAN sALE-yIRGlkIA

S16.0OO-6 Ice. rms. brick. acre.
Sl7,5o0; 8 lse. rms. new brick.
to inspect dial LYLE & doss. CHI.
56S2 or FA. S6S1.
OWNER selling brick bungalow. 5
rooms and bath, full basement and
cash will handle; leaving town Feb.
is. Call OWNER, FA. 5139. PA
$I0,5OO-5-room house, brick, q
story semidetached, basement. near
Rosslyn and shopping; $1,000 LIST
trust. Owner will take end trust;
ySaITv yassn1; oil %a hsst. "a z,aa TR1 COUNTY 9I
ssautfn sa Em sarss ufss 81 81 and ane ft havSR
mountain view, 20 mi or 80 min.
from town Don't miss seeing this
lovely estate. Call Monday, ST.
1923, or drive out Va. Route so to
sisn ma marked chantilly Esta,rs
BY OWNER-4-room house: central
MRS. FRANCES s. BROOKS. Dunn
s sId.asoNSEw fGF!so: vi s1x-RooM brick Co.
lonial. Beautifully equipped kitch-
en-. modern bath, full basement.
screened back porch; three blocks
MISE MISS R1No KIN 'is kE. h5Is 5is4. ral' onuFen
NINE ACRES-2s5.ft. frontage on
hard road. Good white frame
house, six rooms; utility room. base
ment, lovely lawn with trees, ga
rage; near Falls Church. Ideal for
building or farming. MISS KING,
HOME AND INCOME, immediate oc-
cupancy-4-unit apt, all brick,
nearby Va, 20 minis. to D. c., ideal
buy for l or . families. Income
from 2 units carry payments. Low
down payment. Immediate need Of
cash. OWNER, CHI. 1854. 90
5-RM. BRICK RAMBLER, with attic
refriserator; FHA GI financing;
price. Sl3.950.
Five-room brick, semidet S1O.5OO;
vacant: near Fl Myers; terms.
Six-room Gaze Cod range and refgr.,
oil h.-wh., expansion attic, large,
Handicapped lot; to be redecorated to
suit the buyer; terms arranged;
S17.5OO.
Seven rm. brick Georsian; . baths and
half baths, gas &C. heat, range
and refrigerator, detached gear ga
rage; restricted community and the
highest elevation in North Arling-
ton; S32,500 terms.
Five-room brick Semidet: oil INV h..
summer winter hookup; near Lee
blvd. and Glebe rd.; approved flnanc-
ing, GI-FHA; S10,950: $3.50 down.
balance less than rent MAC LIND
SEY, rs North Glebe rd.. CHI. 5000.
FA 6O13 -25
Evening star., 1949-01-23
OPEN DAILY

rwo distinctive new brick homes on
15-ft. wooded lots in lovely Shirley
Woods country club section, N. Arl.,
conv. to everything: Is min. drive
to D. c. center. Featuring spacious
rooms and closets, o dream kitchen
with din. corner and complete elec,
equipment. Many other quality
features of construction and equip
ment too numerous to list. Priced
for immed. sale, on liberal terms.
right on Glebe rd to 26th St, left
to Brandywine, right to 27th St and
left to 5023 N. 27th St e L.
MILLER, Builder.Owner, on prem.
Evening star., 1949-01-23
VIENNA

Owner wants immediate sale of this
excellent 4-room house, containing
. knotty-pine-paneled bedrooms,
knotty- pine -paneled modern cleo
trio kitchen, 1Sx12 It. .combina ton
living dining room with indirect
bath, oil hot-water heat. This home
contains real small-house charm:
located on " acre. within 2 blocks
Of stores, churches, school and
transportation; newly redecorated
turtle further information and appoint
ment to inspect, dial operator and
ask for Elmwood $50 (no toll
CHARGE.
w. G.. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.. Builders and
Developers Of Wesley Heights, Sum-
ner and Spring Valley, 1880 Mass
ave NV. OR. 1864. -23
Evening star., 1949-01-23
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp

OPEN TODAY, y to 5
221O Cheverly ave-, Cheverly-New
brick Colonial: bedrms, modern,
equipped kitchen, full bsmt., side
porch, fireplace; large lot; close to
stores and transp.; $4,000 down,
today's market. UN. 34OO till 8
pm. J. RANDALL WALCROFT, Mt.
iv{a
Evening star., 1949-01-23
ALEXANDRIA-$9.6OO


Open ! to 5:30-Four full bedrms.
GI oficer's- civilian surprise pack
age $3.50 down, low monthly pay
ments. Overlookins beautiful Poto-
mac with delightful panorama. M.
palatial estate. Attr. bungalow, con-
sisting of lge, liy. rm, dinette. kit.
tile bath, . full bedrms. on lst fl.
> partially finished bedrms. on 2nd
f.; oil warm-air heat, BendlX
washer, storm windows lge. level
lot; high elevation; mr.. shopping
center and A. B. g. w. bus; combi-
nation FHA-GI loan. To reach
South on No. l hwy. from Alex. l
mile TO Fairhaven entr., right on
Fairhayen ave. l blk. to Rixey
dr.. right on Rixey dr.. ~ blk. to
Fort dr., right on Fort dr.. to No. 80
and open sign.
JOHN T. BEUCHERT co.
1909 Duke St. Alex. Va. 24-hour
phone service. OV, 6QSS
Evening star., 1949-01-23
FALLS CHURCH

Open for inspection. ! to pm Sum-
day. otherwise can be seen by ap-
pointment. Address 2O7 N. Green
i06xl5o. with apple trees and shade
trees as well as many evergreen and
Towering shrubs First floor has
large living rm. with fireplace. full.
size dining rm.. equip. kitchen and
den Second floor has two large
bedrms, tile bath and numerous
has hot-water heating plant, pine
paneled recreation rm. and laundry
rm., outside entrance. Detached
garage and small chicken house. An
excellent buy at S14.950. Substan-
tial down payment required. Drive
]. H. BENOIT, REALTOR
Evening star., 1949-01-23
CI,AREMONT

The best buy on the Market bed
room Cape Cod bungalow. ST 300;
3-bedrm, "-story, 81 $50: asbestos
siding; tiled bath. full bsmt.. hot
water heat hardwood floors am
hreplaces; on spacious lot in con-
genial well-planned subdivision;
FHA insured financing. with reas-
enable down payment, monthly pay
ments approximately S69.5O; eight
minutes from Pentagon Bldg; Direc-
tions: Shirley hwy. to Route Z, rlght
t9 18th ,sttrrt st; EXn11lt anfn mouse ope"'
Claremont Develop. Corp.
Evening star., 1949-01-23
ALEXANDRIA

Veterans with income of $4,000 UP,
here is q special home approved G1
for YOU. Large gracious Colonia;,
home of 8 rms. u tile baths. full
bsmt.. side screened porch. Truly
a quality home from start to f1nish
Shown by appt. only.
Arlington Realty Co.
Evening star., 1949-01-23

Prewar built brick, bunga. on level
corner lot; 5 cheerful rms, tile
if oil fneo vacant can't fast fast poss; o5s 0is NEAR
lge. shopping center and Capitol
Transit bus. An Al buy at
INCOME PROPERTY
Lovely Cape Cod rms. and 2
bath apt on 2nd f. Lge. finished
bsmt.. that. offers many. possibilities.
Excellent location on beautiful IA
acre acre lot Owner 9ran reports 5000 per
ing quarters. Price. S1s,50O.
$36.07 PER MONTH
Are the payments on this modern
built B. r bunsa.-side screened
500, Why Fay high rent with
EXCLUSIVE CHEVERLY
y a4f5 a s'sH vith repi, repf snf family osa SEED
d. r., breakfast rm. and dream
kitchen; 3 lse. bedrms., baths, full
bspt., garage, screened porch.
Veterans-$650 Down
New brick brick, ready to move
4fe trust of $4,000, payable
$60.60, plus taxes. 5 rms, bsmt.,
stairs to attic: gas heat, stove and
UNIVERSITY PARK
Seldom is there available a home of
this type in this desirable neighbor-
hood for, $17,000-22-sty.. brick; 3
twinsized twin; rd;id bedrms MS lss. l. r with
n solarilm that could could be Be used as a
den; lge. level lot. Vacant and
in Al cond. Good terms and
fast poss.
CONVENIENCE-$8,5OO
Just over D. G. line-5-rm. bunsa.
h.-wh h., level lot Nav go GI.
SO ACRES
High. cleared and rolling land-5-
side screened porch. barn and tool
shed: close.in location east OF
Landover Hills within 10 miles Of
the Capitol. Price, S14,700.
DUPLEX-$10,500
Two apis, each containing 2 bedrms:,
tile bath, !. r., modern kit, oil
heat. Good opportunity for home
and income. Located near stores,
schools, etc, In Tuxedo, Md
BRICK CAPE COD
Custom built: bedrm. and bath on 1st
a., . add. bedrms. and bath on 2nd
A.; firepl. in |. r., elaborate rec. rm.
IN bsmt.; good location on the incest
street in E; Riverdale, Asking
price, Sl5,75o.
Robert S. Davis & Co.
5SO4 Baltimore ave. Hyattsville.
Md. WA. 1900. Open daily and
Sunday til 9 pm.
CoLORED-SECURITY FARMS, ive
acres; price, 1000; $50 cash and
$50 month; 16 miles D. C. Also
10 acres with large tobacco barn;
$4,000; S100 cash and $35 month.
H. M. HUNTER, 40 Mass. ave. NV,
ST. 1896. HO. 1854.
Evening star., 1949-01-23
$3.50 DOWN. $45 MONTH

With int sereened aes sIs porch 0U Etlity house.
chicken and tool house, unfinished
bath, S5,350. MILLS REALTY,
Annandale. FA. 0999, FA. 4913.
Mr.. Shirlington Shop. Center
modern kitchen and bath, full base
ment. gas heat, excel. cond. Immed.
occupation. $500 down. Can Mr..
Gavin. with H. 6. SMITHY CO.,
Evening star., 1949-01-23
SUPER VALUE, $12.85O

These brick Cape Cod homes. having
2 bedrooms and bath. but with room
for . more, are an exceptional bar
gain for veterans, with 10eo cash
payment and $s5 monthly. includ-
ing taxes and insurance. These at
range, refrigerator, Bendix washer,
Venetian blinds, and have a cozy
living room with picture window,
cheerful dinette space, large closets,
copper plumbing. Located on large,
level lots, in Berkshire Gardens,
convenient to, schools, frequent bus
until dark. Drive out Lee hwy.
lRoute 29) approx. Ia miles beyond
Glebe I'd. to N. Quantico ST., right
| block to NJ 26th st. and left l
block to Roosevelt st. to exhibit
home.
Dick Bassett. Oh. 5O57
Evening star., 1949-01-23
CHEVERLY

II cheverly circle-New. detached
custom-built brick home: ist H.
rm. with bay window. den with
powder rm., very large kit. with
plenty Of built in cabinets; 2 extra
size bedrms and bath, 2nd a.; open
side porch with built-in gar; full
In bsmt. Shown by appointment.
Call MI. Sadler, MI. 1856. SULLI-
VAN BROS, 1920 K st. NV. ME.