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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-27
Among High Scorers in Stars TOURNEY

51-374; Gladys Fish, 60-372; Mary Liddy,
Sl-372; Lillian Chippen, 1881.
LUCKY STRIKE: Men-Robert. Hover
T. johnson. s7-4 55Sc& Peter td resoTy
S9-456; Robert Mangiapane, 93-452;. Ed
william william Heinsr s7nsf s1 Hesber t@s s
shan Degge; SAG; II. N. Maxfeiid." So
Tsnasln%' Sa sfs'fRs sas Sss4sa g. =
e 81; A o s. Stephens, s4-44o; HerShel
a s6Rs oPRs ss Harris fHg4s ka enareS S Alb
4$4; James AltobsIio, 5os4$4; Pete K Krieg,
Re6srds 7e4si tat cRarle e4s se1sshko C. a. +
go; I; B; Valentine, ,72-429; Il. B. Smith,
Cessna cs s14asa u APf pSSs s}0ssR
Montgemery, i05-42s; william Push. s4-
tsS R?ssEt 5Hez Rs pln l4ae ios4 ant
S s|5sas, TsistF sfeasffP
George Bradley, 81 All; Elwood johnson,
Nsss Me-! y v1sss 2a4sP6 anIs5 hSssS fss
a 4ssy o dREcf IisS4a6 y GeoPer
Ruth Ncelntic. @s4tbs! p sari0 mccoy 7s
a az Sarah ss4 Nilsson 4b., 10s499
400; Pauline ,uIlibn Lawrence, 81 HOO: Mary
ja 1 Mqliss, z5.sss; CLARA sR Walz. s6$ $;
s5:se4 Shame SACKS sz sasb fHE aTrisf
k ksSra J Rassh' sS,Sss; Dorothy Long Is:
RnoDle 0 sos Ms!k Ruth 6 saTsS 7 BoRae
s sss4E Vs a1ts esss5 RHth
Block 1888; dienda O James, 7s e!nsse
Eleanor yass,. 63::3s1;. Rose Matosian. So
5Su; Evelyn Naylor. 1880; Gladys Jen-
AK PRETsRoRTH; M Mss9mLee a0 Letyn. 80;
Tiiist.; 2s.4o5. Mome 22s LeS %ese.
simmons; 5l-3s3; Jessie Taylor, s7 es7S:
Rittenour. 7a-37S; Carolyn G Wissins, N 95n
33112; Nellie Coco. 1880; Mary Taylor.
QUEEN PIN: Men-c. D. Nielsen. IT,.
Wicker, 99-445: Ray Acton. 69-445; Ed
a[a 1Eath obn Ia44S1; joseph sabin u
Roy, Heinbuch. 66-419; Z. o. Ellingson,
man, 6s-3s4; Virginia Bland, 63-373.
SILVER SPRING: Men. Fendall
Coughlan. 69-457; Bernard shankman,
R Sg.42l; HaT5y i High, 3S-445; William
Groom. ss-4ea; Chester Kowaiiczy f0r &C.
40. Women-Ginger Barnes, 54-397;
5sF AMY peaee9 s shsss sa a1.S
% S4-3s7; Ms Dale Crosby. ees74: Terrie
na TAKo Sdxi. a aS15a Tucker, s2-4ss;
r WGreh. ss,436; Tom petterman, ~.
s1-420: l.. Kembla, 93-420.
az R sos Women-Frances Hubbard.
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OIdDoninion Handicapped Keep
BowIers Busy for Two DAYS

Takoma the first Is contestants
will compete for $50. Other sue
ceeding groups of Is will bowl for
the same amount. Entry fee is
$3.50 at Hi-Skor and So at Ia
koma.
A season-record game of 172 by
Al Henderson in the Automotive
League gave Emerson & Orme
Service its lone win from L. S.
Julien, Inc. AL Terry's 157 and
403 led H. B. Leary Bros. to
sweep over Williams g. Baker.
Ray Tugwell's 148 and 1886 were
the deciding blows as Trew Mo-
tors nicked L. P. Steuart, 81.
Cox, with 381, helped Call Carl
beat Northeast Motors, 81. De
Weese posted 141 as Miller-Dud-
ley trimmed Creel Bros. 81.
Riverside Stadium tenpinners
won the second match of six
game series from the Quantico
Marines by a 1905 to-2.544 score
at Alexandria Health Center to
square an earlier defeat. Each
team won three games but the
Marines had 10-pin edge for the
six tits.
Louisa Beach fired a season rec
ord set of 373 and tied high sea-
son game with la in the National
Capital Ladies' League as Com
MERGE whitewashed Clippers to
regain first place when the erst-
while deadlocked Peppermints
dropped a game to ABCD Corp.
The Alexander sisters, Pauline,
with 122-340, and Virginia., with
124-314, led the way as the Mats
routed Echoes. A 1872 effort by
Suzanne Sacks gave Evening Star
its lone win from third place
Gnomes.
Old Dominion and Arundel Boat
Clubs pinmen, traditional rivals
on the maple lanes, battled to al
draw at Alexandria when Old Do
minion'S No. l team won by SIS
pins, while Arundel's No. 2 outfit
finished in front by Is pins. The
final of home-and-home series
is scheduled for Baltimore next
month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-27
Kentucky and Bradley
Rebound From Defeat
To Edge Xavier, Tulsa
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Kentucky
and Bradley, both beaten in their
last games, rebounded last night.
Kentucky, ranked fourth in this
weeks Associated Press basketball
poll, invaded Cincinnati and
drubbed Xavier (Ohio), SO to A..
Kentucky had lost to Notre Dame
on Monday.
Bradley, ranked sixth, walloped
Tulsa, 64-45. in a Missouri Valley
Conference game at Peoria. Brad
ley had lost to Detroit last Sat-
urday in a major upset.
Xavier held Kentucky to 1928
halftime tie, but Sophomore Lu-
clan Whitaker starting hitting in
the second half and Kentucky
pulled away. Whitaker scored 10
points. 8 in the second half. In
addition he played a good floor
game.
Tulsa took a 6-1 lead over Brad
ley, but the Braves went ahead,
1T, then pulled away in the Sec
ond half after Tulsa crept within
1926. Bradley's Paul Unrah was
held to three field goals and five
free throws for II points, but Bill
Mann came through with seven
field goals and foul for Is points.
Undefeated st. Bonaventure ran
its string to 10 straight by upset.
ting Niagara, 52-48, at Clean, N. Y.
Ed Krause spanked the Bonnies
to 10-point lead at 1927, then
helped withstand Niagara's late
rush.
Dayton University, which had
been bidding for national recogni-
ton, suffered it's third straight de-
feat in bowling to Muskingum, IL
So. Dayton led a 12-point lead
with five minutes left, but the
Muskies rallied to tie the score with
two minutes to go. A field goal
and a free throw by Bill Ruby in
the final five seconds won the
game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-27
DUCKPINS.

nrx,o~ DUCkPINS.
s45s Gene Hin M si145d william FcS oH r.
s4-44l Norman Lowe. s4-437; R. Wicka,
m SaS je YGan Gr ga4a e esr Rec Ray
Smith. So 426; Clarke CONWAY ssS-:4sSs::
R'S 'e9k Psa5 So4 si4$ M!l B 3 %tm s9
TTaRoqss !*s R5l S broFa s S55n9fs5t
2rkle, s1421; Dan nnf Baer. 57:4ao ' BIZ
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ss6nis5sT: 7a5$si ce9Tsasy k ia; l. s. s.
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SIS Bottle Wilson son s sSa6 L HGaad ROSE Ss
ssSssS a ss5s BAN Ann baysy s Sag
"a Ill, Mrs e yohn aogan; lS5.$7$s;e les
jessie keith. 5s-5S@ Mar FHs0 ch H9fe7
M In es7s72; 5@ y Leary' 72-a71' Helene
s9s" ha%as aLS ss,4sz zs'p 8itTsa kaSs sn
IS $50 st0y Vernon sSf porr & Soass
sq fa 5smes g @cGsh Gha 5sI pS'f5s0P
Walton, s1-42O. Women-charlotte Wolfe
SS, 3s Palsy ponf5io 75r3s7; oz Helen s6G
s4,;3so; Florence Wetherald, 1875
1913; Margaret Brown, 69-372.
HYATTsvILLE RECREATION: Men
4 " l. 15 G. e T4'$ }s R RessG Al kndef
). Devlin, 72-4s5; Robert Maxwell. Is
~; Stanley M5Gcu9s' ST. S4-421' Jsme.
zschariah Myers. 75-42o. Women pFer
ence Wetheraid, 7s-405; Julia Garilli, so
s99 M J. Noone. 1O2- 1888; Jane Eckloff,
S iss 7s shs aTasfe Williams fSs sa93;
Betty Hinkie, 69-374; Dolores de Silva,
1884; Dottie Barr. 1854; Dorothy
hubs bafpes se egs5 Napp genoa g.
454; George Bel, 72-429 H. L. Fro1n-
felter, sl-429; George Lewis. 57-429;
e4saa sR Ro sesSs Js hsn1 HILL
s7-42s; Virgil Prezzi, 75-42s; Jim Sand
sTs. 7s-4Ss; Leonard speakes; 7254%s;
4 hsSfeR Res sn sas7 FdEaFd Mo1s
Franz Gibson, 1oso4ss; john Neri, r.
AL; Thomas Loefler. 93-421; E. 8. AZ AZ
a Aael.rd 0i PAGE. 1920 s4a YES W 5. Rhodes.
reese. 1926. Women@EIizabeth Am-
Ina sidweli, 1850; Julia Rapczynski,
1ss2 s Ea7s SMILEY MALE n46Sn s Mse
55-s75; '-S VieEi Archambo, sees75; Emma ma
s slnsk 1854 H0y Sv Lonf bvso a45 ss7a
Emma Fleming, 72-374; Ruth Krause
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whether he expects to use his
own gun or a borrowed fowling
piece, would do well to visit one
of the nearby skeet clubs and put
In a few rounds at the clay birds
to get his hand and eye in shape,
and not wait to practice on the
birds when they flush.
We have so little real quail
shooting in these parts that one
forgets how seemingly fast these
birds can get under way and either
hurries his shot when a covey
rises, or else becomes so confused
by the birds exploding all around
him that his aim is poor, and SO
is his game bag.
Another lesson learned is that
the practice of conservation in a
cunning preserve will also yield
great rewards in the numbers OF
quail raised. Old timers in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-27
By Ben McAlwee

One of the country's biggest
duckpin tournaments of it's kind
will be given a change of scenery
when the 14th running of the Old
Dominion Handicap is held to-
morrow and Sunday at Clarendon
Bowling Center instead of it's old
site in Rosslyn. Competition starts
both days at l pm. and continues
until closing time.
The shift of the huge f1ve-game
affair was caused by Rosslyn
changing to tenpins.
Proprietor Eddie Goldberg, the
new host, urges as many bowlers
as possible to enter tomorrow to
help alleviate the crowding of
alleys on Sunday, which generally
has carried the tournament into
the wee hours of the next morning.
Top prize will be $85 and among
the other numerous awards will
be special prizes for first and Sec
ond high games bowled both days.
Entry fee is $425. A three ffths
handicap will be based on a 1873
scratch with limit of 81 pins.
Included among some 40 pin
men who have won paid-up entry
fees are Walter Cunningham,
Ralph Gordon, Jim Jampolis, Fred
Murphy, Jim Melton, M. Nc
Learen, N. C. Stevens. Frank
Stump, John Sisson, J. Smith,
Duke Presutti, Warren Jenkins,
Gerald Stair Bill Brown, M. Duck
son, John Stump, M. Gonzales,
Marvin Jennings. Sonny Weldon.
D. Mcdaniel, H. Blafkin, Jack
Barley, j. Jackson, Paul Perkins,
G. Clark, Hal Kidwell, Fred Mar
tin, B. Khale, A. Adams, V. Mar
cum, Jess Proctor, John Gary,
Roger Groettum, Roy Thompson,
Shep Field. Roy Hoover, w. R.
Thomas and Elwood Dean.
The fair rollers to win free rides
are Jean Dickson, Nan Smith,
Irene Clark and Lou Ingham.
High on the weekend bowling
program tomorrow and Sunday
will be the Hi-Skor and Takoma
full handicaps. At Hi-Skor the
winners will receive 30 per cent
OF the total prize fund while at
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Two Lea
Continued From Page CID

garita Handicap January ID,
when the Calumet princess proved
she could travel in the mud and
win in her first handicap en-
gagement.
One thing seems certain. Calu-
NETS double. threat of Ponder
and Two Lea will be the betting
favorite. Ponder has yet to win
at Santa Anita, but all his races
have been = at distances shorter
than the Maturity. His hackers
think he'll like the stretched-o
route.
Ponder, with Eddie Arcaro
probably in the saddle, must pack
top weight of 1875 pounds under
a schedule Of weights based on
the past money earnings. Old
Rockport, ridden by Gordon Glis-
son, gets 1872 and Moonrush 100.
Two Lea, with Calumet's con-
tract rider, Steve Brooks, aboard,
carries a 116-pound load, which
shouldn't bother her, and Gafery
has pound less.
Old Rockport is slated to be
coupled with his 'stablemate, Mo-
copo, On outsider with promise,
while Abe Hirschberg's Bolero and
the King Ranch's Curandero will
find some support from the long
shot admirers.
Estimated net to the winner is
SIT 200, but next year the return
will begin to mount into astro-
nomical figures. That's when the
dividend begins paying off on the
accumulations of fees paid at the
time of the original nomination
OF yearlings and on each year as
the age marks are reached. With
in two years the purse will pass
5000 900, according to Santa Anita,
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Coaches
Continued From Page C-1D

NCOnClnueQ from rage C-l.)
the New York Giants, later grad
uating to the Redskins at Boston
as head cocah.
ShaughnesSy. one of the early
opponents of the modern T.
formation in football, has had
numerous coaching positions.
Probably the most offensive
minded coach in the field, his
1910 Stanford team was unbeaten
in 10 games and defeated. Nebra-
ska, 81 to 10, in the Rose Bowl.
His coaching career led from
Stanford to the University of
Maryland, thence to Pittsburgh
and back to the Redskins, where
he helped bud De Groot install
the Information. He was released
by the Tribe to go with the Rams
as adviser to Bob Snyder and
succeeded the one-time Chicago
Bear star when Snyder was
ousted by the Rams early in
1948.
Sheary Doomed for Grid Job.
Shaughnessy could not be To-
Gated in Chicago, where he is be-
lieved to be visiting his son, Clark.
jr., a sports writer. Bennigsen
said he planned to interview five
candidates for the vacant Car
dinal post but that the names
would be withheld. Shaughnessy's
name has been linked with rumors
concerning the Cardinals for the
last month but most football OBJ
servers doubted if he would leave
the Rams. especially after last
seasons good record. which in
cluded two victories over the Chi
cago Bears.
Meanwhile, there was renewed
activity on the college coaching
front with the name of Bus
Sheary pushed into speculation
about the Holy Cross berth va
Gated by Bill Osmanski. Sheary
"a football and basketball star at
Catholic University in the 1905
is being doomed for the job largely
as result of his tremendous sue
cess with the Crusaders court
team, which is still undefeated in
IA games this season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-27
Curry, Williams Pitted
On Turner Ring Cord

A five-rounder between Arnold
Curry of McKeesport, Pa, and
Chink Williams, WASHINGTON
lightweight, has been added to
Monday nights boxing program at
Turner's Arena. The main event
is a hereunder between Feather
weights Charley Titone of Brook
Ign and Danny Carabella Of New
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-27

really some
thing to talk
about, and we
learned several
lessons from our
e xperi e n ces
which we will
not forget.
The principal
one is to know
your gum
that is If you
wish to kill
many b ir d S .
ANY one con-
templating a
L.. - Att r@r4
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Vanderbilt Juvenile

MIAMI. - A 2-year- old Beau
IPere-Now What colt at Hialeah
is so highly regarded as a racing
prospect that he has been named,
Family Man, after his owner AL
fred G. Vanderbilt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-27
OUTDOORS

While we're glad to be back
home again, we would certainly
have liked just one more crack
at those Georgia quail. They are
Evening star., 1950-03-24
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANpl SUBURBAN sALE-YA tcentl |

TWO CAPE COD brick bungalows;
lge, woo wooded lots few bk5 from 4,;5s ?;
garage. For further information call
R. A. FOSTER, Lo. 1886; eyes
CAPE COB q bungalow; basement. gas
kitchen; only s11 800; ST 900 down.
JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA. $3.50.
BRICK RAMBLERs-s large bedrms.,
equip. kits. picture windows. fire.
Rsses Rron se 3G's seSo some sown with sss
&&0es5is e co: T. E eHalslea 14oaes vets FK51z Ma5
2 ACRES, plus lovely modern 7-rm.
Cape Cod, with bedrm. and bath
on LIST floor; Gear garage, oil heat,
nicely located near Riggs I'd. and
no oer anf RAFEnE AFzanE RESI sEs59G GsfA4 Mffs
6-RM. BRICK1Lse. cor. lot, full
able at sl1. 800. Terms. GREGoRY
VINCENT aNGENs UN. elo2 or oL; 2273.
new brick Colonial home; features
bedrm. and bath on 1st floor, full
bsmt., garage. lge. lot. Vet may pur-
chase this substantial home with
$4,000 down and S74 per month.
ShScllcliG utiSlDOIllCOu, III. All CON-
yenlences. Call WA. 5000 It'll pm.
ROBERT S. DAVIS & co. -25
NR. SUITLAND-ANDREW FIELD
Det. brick, 2-story, 3 bedrms., fire.
place, gas, nice lot. Is min. over
S. Cap Bridge to downtown. C. Nc
CUNE, Excl. Agent, 10. 3-6SS9. -26
FULL PRICE. $7,OOO-cute 2-bedrm.
bungalow. only 3 yrs. old, nr. Mary
land University. Equipped kitchen,
lge. lot. Maybe VA approved. Cali
WA: 5000 It'll pm. HOBERT S.
VET. $500 DoWN-Brick rambler. on
Ice. corner lot. 5 rms, tiled bath,
new gas radiant heat. Call WA.
5000 til 8 pm. ROBERT S. RAvIS
5sos s. "a ANNAPOLIS RoAD-rhis Mz1 new
lovely, very. large 5-rm. and bath
brick bungalow with expansion attic
and very large lot is now, available
on easy terms and low down pay
ment. HERBERT & SONS, Realtors,
515 East Capitol St, Ii. 3-O129;
ewes, Ii. 3-2781. Open . to 4 Sun.
NEAR d. C. LINE, 3-bedrm. brick
colonial. basement. fireplace, gas
ht:: only S13,5O0. Should 60
F.H.A.-GI with $1,000 down. JOHN
H. JOHNSON. WA. $3.50. -25
$3.50 OR salts. offer. Mr.. Camp
Springs; S. E. Ranch Rambler, B
rms. and bath; h.a.oh; refgr.;
range. den, outbldgs.. garage. JOHN
CHRoNAKER, RE. Sill. HI. 2645.
Evening star., 1950-03-24
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

WOODBRIDGE, Michigan Park OF
nearby Md. Up to 4 bedrooms,
from private party only, or will
sssume GI loan. Please call gN.
SILVER SPRING AREA-solidiy built
roomy; preferably rambler, acre Of
ground, ample garage; under S20.-
e99oos al cash; owners only. sH.
529s after 8. -25
If PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
OF your home. business or invest
men ment property ,is,p Is What you desire
sos North 4 capisof aSMpfklE IA Sasd eaisSs; Ffs:
pRVATn pARTY Rssuss Mshe5 sis e bsy from
oWner, 2 or 3 bedrm. bungalow in
Silver Spring area. Call sH. 1894 -
RETIRED COUPLE want small brick
home, or large home with income
possibilities. Cash. Box 386-Y.
Gf NEEDS HOUSE; up to $4,000;
MALHoYT, CO. 1889. .
WILL BUY LGE. GUEST HOUSE,
small hotel or tourist court busi-
ness and real estate, if price and
terms are right. Phone MI. $3.50;
BUNGALOW or rambler: 3 bedrooms;
up $22, 500; clear det. home Bright
wood; balance cash. CRESTWOOD
sec; near forest, 6-rm. or more, or
desirable large lot. Colored; 6-rm.
clear sE nf n ears es TN EEs sYoN Sl~ co. 5 5sf
WANTED-Houses in Prince Georges
County: Have cash buyer. o. B.
zANTzINGER, Jr.. WA. 1919.
LIsTNGS URGENTLY NEEDED-Be
assured of reliability and efficiency,
plus adequate advertising. A large,
ssss res 1Ises sss aar fIaE snE
er will recommend this firm. Prompt,
free appraisals. Ewes, call 10.
2,,SS760. FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI.
CASH FOR HOUSES, white or C COL
sRgNo ST. $500. EYES. La.
DIRECT FROM OWNER, highest cash
for your property. Cali Mr.. KIT CH-
WI VIE FaY s SSs GasH eoes for prV1ertas v5 ss6
tion c. Mk Es 8 pRAfsNER AIS Rr0RPt Ra. at5sa 4os2
URGENTLY NEED nice home for
colored person; ne. location. Call
Mr.. zAGAMI, Ii. 7-93H or La.
LAWYER desires . or 3 bdrm. unfurn.
apt: or hse. in W. Wilson Sch; dist;
IPAY CASH FOR HOUSES. any con.
dision, any section MR.. B. Lss.
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for
your house in nearby Nd. Owners
only. Call WA. 4476.
HAVE A CLIENT with UP to S12,-
600 cash to pay for a 5 or Groom
ne. home. Call Mr.. Hogan, RA.
5612 till pm. cox g. CO. PA
1 WISH TO BUY a nice home in q
good location: not over S15.500;
have all cash. Box 462-A, Star-2S
AUERBACH g. Cove need prop
erty foI immediate sale. DI. 650l.
OLDER 4-BEDRM. HOME in Falls
Church or Arl.; will remodel if
necessary. LUCILLE COOK, FA.
1912. FA. 1864. -25
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for
colored Brookland property. Owners
only. La. 6-S669.
Evening star., 1950-03-24
HOUSES FOR sALs-sou,heost

nOOSIS TUX SALe-Southeost
CONGRESS HGTS.-Semidet. corner
brick, containing large rms, 2k
baths, gas heat. Complete apt. in
bsmt. with stove, refrigerator. priv
; 6a1h; ,d; etc; Easy terms; JOHN L
sHIPLEY TERRACE, 3447 23rd st
rms. tile bath. gas heat. Full bsmt'
storm doors and windows. Oniy
$lI,5O0: $1,000 down. AMEN
5ERG I,I; g REALTY CO. Ii. 1857
s@Soo @ BLOCK R ST. s.E.-senide- mSS
cond.; basement apt; good invest
Barrett. RE. 47s7. 81 AoSss5 Is. r.
OPEN FROM TO BY owner.
Home and good income. 2l2o MINI.
NEAR sysi FaTRf.X phERe II vffIaSs 45a51 ro- a
family, semidetached brick, only 8
years old. clean as a pin; rooms
and bath. 4 bedrms., gas heat, full
bsmt. finished into a large room
4% financing; rare bargain; only
$4,000; $4,000 down. ANNENBERG
REALTY CO., Ii. 7-S357, til 8. -25
NEAR HILLCREsT AREA. Charming
Spanish bungalow, rooms and
bath. all on one floor; oil h.-w.h.;
hardwood floors; lot 50x100 it.;
vacant. move right in; only S1O,e5O;
$1,000 down. -ANNENBERG REALTY
Co, Ii. 1887 til 8. -25
4613 BRANCH AVE. s.E.-Hillcrest
home of charm and distinction.
Cape COD stone and brick. large
double garage. % Fuli ai af: bsmt. With VIII,
coy rec: rm.: 1st ii. powder rm..
many other fine features. Phone
for appt. to inspect this beauty.
ANNENBERG ssEN REALTY CO.. Ii.
CLOSE TO PERFECTION is this
semidet. brick, about l yr. old. 6
rms, 8 bedrms., tile bath, gas
heat. Full bsmt.. equip. kit; near
bus. Only Sll,95O; $4,000 down.
ANNENBERG Z sSEN .E;E REALTY CO.. Ii.
ONLY $1,000 DOWN, cozy 2-bedrm
shingle bungalow, near Andrews
Field. Oil heat, full bsmt, 60x150
1T. lot, stairway to expansion attic.
Only S9,950. 40 financing AN
NENBERG REALTY CO., LII. 1887
$3.50 DOWN; 10th pl Sc; at
tract. semidet. brick home; modern
throughout; immed. possess. w
CLIFFORD SHERTzER, Realtor. RE.
2735. CH. 5439.
JUST OFF PA. AVE. S.E.-BeautifuI
2-story, S-rm. and bath brick; i'm
maculate cond,: large. modern, -elec.
kit; full bsmt.: gas h.-w.h.; gear
12l0 Pa. ave. s.e., FIR. 4o3o or Ii.
Evening star., 1950-03-24
SUBURBAN SALE-MD. tcont.
BRADLEY HILLS

Nearly 2 acres inclosed with
white 3-rail fencing make a
fine small-estate setting for
this beautiful home. A large
reception hall has circular
stairway; there is living
room, dining room, kitchen,
study, powder room, and
screened porch on first floor;
second floor, bedrooms, 2
baths and screened porch;
third floor has Groom suite
with bath; finished basement
has recreation room, servants
quarters, oil air. conditioned
heating plant, Gear garage.
Beautifully Handicapped grounds
with terraces, barbecue pit,
shade trees, flowers and
shrubs add to the living quail
tiles of this property. Call Mr..
Humphrey, EN-. 9154, with
INEz CUsHARD, Realtor. OR.
4232.
Evening star., 1950-03-24
3 BEDRM. RAMBLER

UNDER ST o,UUU
This charming all-brick home stu
ated Just over D. c. line on beautiful
wooded lot, has 3 lge. bedrooms
fully equipped kitchen. includine
garbage disposal, picture windows
flrepl. ONLY ONE LEFT. Call SH
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Evening star., 1950-03-24
2-FAMILY HOME

Reduced for quick sale in nearby
Md. Hillside, 8 rms, 2 complete
baths, 2 complete kitchens, full
bSmt., built-in garage, large screened
veranda; $1,000 Gown viii handle.
CESS VI 2S02 till g. "a
Evening star., 1950-03-24
HOME AND INVEST.
IMMEDIATE OFFER

Wanted by owner, on this 3-yr. .-old.
semidetached brick, nj. new Sousa
Jr. High and all conveniences; b
large rms, full bSmt., gas a.-c.
heat. many extras; G1 approved
at S12.750. Owner has bought
smaller house and needs quick sale.
Ewes, RA. 9l3S. JOHN F. DONOHOE
d SONS, 3l4 Penna. ave. Sc. Ii.
2-00S4 "a
Evening star., 1950-03-24
HILLCREST RAMBLER

Wanta trade your present home on
this desirable 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier? Spacious center hall plan with
picture window. fireplace, ultra
modern Kitchen, fully equipped, u
tile baths. everything on one floor;
bsmt.; gas h.-w.h.; built-in garage.
One of the most convenient loca-
tions you will find anywhere Pub
lie and parochial schools within
walking distance; positively imma-
culate. Asking $4,000, will take
your present home as down pay
ment or $4,000 cash will handle.
T. D. BURGESS. vi. 2S02, till 6.
Evening star., 1950-03-24
$1,750 DOWN
UhC NIT

ONLY 4 YEARS OLD
6emidet brick, in nice Sc. location,
consisting of 8 rms, lk baths, 2
kits. bsmt. with rec. rn., gas a.-c.h.
$1O0 monthly includes taxes and
tnsur. Truly nice home with
income II desired. ST. 3440; ewes,
GE. 0727 or 81, 1916. -25