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Evening star., 1950-11-14
Caps 10 Honor Lloyd
Tonight; Mckinney
Plans 10 Play Again

Bones Mckinney, coach Of the
Caps. is ready to return to active
player status to help bolster his
skidding basketball team and also
to help fill the gap which will be
created Thursday when Earl
Lloyd reports to the Army.
Lloyd, 6-foot-5 Negro forward.
will be playing his last game for
the Caps tonight when they face
the New York Knickerbockers at
Uline Arena at $3.50. Mckinney
will return to the lineup either
tomorrow night against the Bos-
ton Celtics at Providence or
against the Fort Wayne Pistons
here Saturday night.
Tribute to Lloyd Slated.
Tribute will be paid the de-
parting Lloyd at halftime tonight
by the students of Parker-G Gray
High School of Alexandria, where
he played before going to West
Virginia State College.
The Caps. who have won two
Of Six National Basketball Asso-
citation games so far, will be op-
posing team with a IA record
in the Knicks tonight. New York
ended its losing string last Satur-
day by beating the first-place
Syracuse quint and tonight will
present two recent additions to
the club.
One is Max Zaslofsky. the only
player named to the NBA's first
team four times while playing with
the now defunct Chicago Stays.
The other is Nat (Sweetwater)
Clifton. 6-foot-6 former forward
center once with the famous
Harlem Globetrotters.
Mckinney Eager to Help.
Mckinney said today that he
had considered returning to play
last Saturday while the Caps were
dropping their game at Uline
Arena to the Boston Celtics. but
reconsidered when he felt he
needed more time to get in playing
shape. "I'll fill in only where I'm
needed" he said. land try and
help take rebounds. We need an
other big man off the backboards
and I think can help in that"
Tonight's action will open at
7:15 with girls game between
Garvin's Grill and the Troopettes,
Evening star., 1950-11-14
Anocostio May Play 3 Games
In 8 Days If 1t Beats Western

AnacoStia High may have to
play three football games in eight
days if it defeats injury-riddled
Western Thursday.
A win would give Anacostia a
SOL interhigh record, enabling
it to finish in a deadlock with
Eastern for the Division 1 title.
High school officials have decided
should this occur. Eastern and
Anacostia would replay their r.
IL early season tie either Monday
or Tuesday. If the Indians win
this one. they will face Tech, al
ready the Division II titlist, in
the championship game Friday
night, November "a, at Griffith
Stadium.
Anacostia Game Moved Up.
The Anacostia- Western game
was moved up from Friday to
Thursday and the playof decided
upon at a meeting of high school
officials yesterday. The contest
will be played at 8 pm. at West
ern.
Western could simplify the jum-
bled picture by beating the In
dians Thursday. This would give
Eastern the title without further
ado and the Ramblers could meet
Tech with two weeks rest. How
ever, there is little chance that
the Raiders can turn the trick.
Paul Weinstein. their star split
T quarterback, was. carried off
the field with a recurrence Of an
old knee injury in the Eastern
game last week and Dale Larsen.
shifty halfback, still is nursing
a pulled muscle and saw little ac-
ton against the Ramblers. Wein~
stein definitely is out of Thurs
days game, while Larsen will not
be in top shape. Without its two
stars in good condition, Western
can be given no better than all
outside chance for an upset.
Eastern Idle This Week.
Eastern does not play this week
and will be well rested if it must
face playoff with Anacostia. The
Indians will gain an extra days
rest by the shifting of the Western
game date. but would like more
Evening star., 1950-11-14

before facing the strong Ramblers.
The two met in the first inter-
high test for both earlier in the
season and it was one of the top
games of the campaign. The
game ended not only with the
score tied, but neither team had
earned a decided advantage
throughout. Since Anacostia has
swept its schedule and Eastern has
lost only to strong Washington
Lee of Arlington, another bruis-
ing game can be expected, with
neither team rating a pregame
nod if a playoff comes along.
Evening star., 1950-11-14

shorter than Eddie lie Baron and
nearly 40 pounds lighter than
the Quantico Marine quarterback,
smilingly credited his lack Of heft
for his success in winning a regu-
lar position on the Princeton team
The center put the ball in play
by balancing himself on one foot
and kicking 1t to his backs with
the other" he recalled. "It didn't
always bounce true and you
needed a man built close to the
ground and fairly fast to recover
it. so I filled the bill"
In those days, they played a As
minute halves and team had to
make five yards in three tries for
a first down. In this connection,
Poe cited an odd and apparently
forgotten rule Of the time.
IF team didn't think it would
make the necessary yardage on
the third try it could carry the
ball back 10 yards and get an
other first down." the old-timer
said. 1--WE did it several times. !"
Poe's discussion about the lat
eral passes, boxing the tackles and
throwing men over the line of
scrimmage to advance the ball
kept his audience alternately
laughing and eagerly straining
for his words. He was one OF
the backs hurled over the line
and cheerfully admits he didn't
like the idea. A broken nose and
fractured shoulder were his only
major injuries. however, despite
the hazards.
No poetry fan himself. Poe,s
grandfather and the poet, Edgar
Allen Poe. were first cousins who
married sisters.
He has his niche in the lit
erary hall Of fame" said the
little man who bears his name.
but wouldn't trade my foot
ball experiences at Princeton for
that"
Evening star., 1950-11-14
Trot.ting Fans ForgetfuI

YONKERS. N. Y, Nov. IA up.
The New York harness race
season ended Saturday night at
Yonkers Raceway. but several
thousand persons forgot and
showed up last night. Police es-
timated more than 1000 automo-
biles were turned back at the
gate.
Evening star., 1950-11-14
Legion Post to Run Boxino

American Legion Post 139 in
Arlington has obtained the Fort
Myer gym for its amateur boxing
program. Jim Bowman, head of
the. Post athletic program, has
called a meeting Of youngsters
interested at the Post 139 Club
House at 3445 North Washing
ton boulevard, Arlington, Friday
night at $3.50.
Evening star., 1950-11-14
$16,500 Is Top for Colt
At KeeneIund Auctions
By the Assoeiotsd Press

LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. IA
yeariing chestnut son of Requested
Rushagal brought $16,5O0 last
night to top the bidding at three
opening day sessions Of the fall
thoroughbred auction at Keene-
land.
Burton D. CHAT of New York,
whose family owns the highly re-
gardeo juvenile, Lord Putnam,
bought the youngster from the
consignment of Palmeadow Stock
Farm which acted as an agent in
selling the colt.
Evening star., 1950-11-14
Army Replaces Michigan
On Dartmouth Schedule
BY the Associaied Press

HANOVER, N. H.. Nov. IA
Army replaced Michigan on the
nine-game 1851 Dartmouth var
sity football schedule announced
today by William H. McCarter,
director Of athletics. Fordham
took over Holy Cross opening
date and Syracuse replaced Le-
high on the Indians list for next
season. The schedule:
September 20, Fordham; October a
Psnnsylvania at Philadelphia: October
~. Army at West Point; October 20,
syracuse; October 27, Harvard at Cam,
bridge, November 3, Yale at New Haven:
November 10. Columbia at New YORK:
Hfovemner II Cornell; November "a,
Evening star., 1950-11-14
Cancel Princeton,
Scout Tells Yale
BY the Assoeiaied Press

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov.
14.-Jack Lavelle secuted the
Princeton Harvard game last
Saturday for Yale, turned in a
one-word report yesterday to
Head Coach Herman Hickman,
who also watched the game.
Advised Lavelle, with a smile:
Cancel"
Unbeaten Princeton, which
walloped Harvard, 1926, meets
Yale here Saturday.
Evening star., 1950-11-14
High Pay No Barrier,
He Says; Won't Block
Chance as n. |. Pilot
By Burton Howkins

Clark Griffith Is interested in
acquiring Lou Boudreau for his
Mats, but strictly for playing pur-
poses. "I'd be willing to talk to
him." Griffith said today. II
think he still has a lot of base
ball left in him."
Boudreau, recently fired as
manager Of the Cleveland In
dians. has requested his uncondi-
tional release in order to nego-
tiate with other clubs.
mo waivers request has come
through on Boudreau yet" Grif-
fifth said. "All I know about his
case is what I've read in the
papers, but if and when he's free
I'd like to talk to him."
High Salary No Barrier.
Griffith said Boudreau's high
salary would be no barrier in deal
ing for the once-great shortstop
who slowed perceptibly last sea-
son when his batting fell off to
.269. "Of course" Griff added,
''he was being paid a double SAL
ary-as a manager and as a
player-and there would have to
be an adjustment. Maybe half
Of what he made"
Boudreau's 1850 contract-be-
lieved to have been around $65, 900
lis subject to a maximum pay cut
OF rs per cent. II he becomes a
free agent. however, that stipula-
tion would not apply.
IF Cleveland asks for waivers
for the purpose Of giving Boudreau
a Job as manager in the other
league, won't interfere" Griffith
explained. IF claim him for 81
the price in the case OF 10-year
players requesting unconditional
release-Boudreau would have the
right to accept or decline my Of
fer"
Speaker Case Recalled.
Grifith's interest in obtaining
Boudreau recalls similar circum-
stances in 1927 when he landed
Iris Speaker, who had just been
fired as Cleveland manager. Grit
fifth paid the veteran star $55, ,OOo
that year-the highest salary ever
given Nat.
Boudreau told the Associated
Press at his home in Harvey, Ill,
that he has no immediate plans
OF any kind. II do intend to play
a few more years of baseball" the
33-year-old Boudreau said.
Long an admirer of Boudreau's
ability and aggressiveness, Grit
fifth also has been fascinated by
LOUIS batting style. "He wasn't
worth nickel as a batter when
he first came up," Griff said, "but
he was smart enough to change.
He went into that crouch and
developed to be a whale of a
hitter"
The Indians have assured Bou-
dreau that within a week he can
go searching for job on his own
Boudreau said he would be HAPPY
to get the job" of managine
Pittsburgh, but that nobody ha.
offered it to him.
Only as a Player.
Ellis Ryan, Cleveland president
and Hank Greenberg, genera
manager. said at first they were
trying to get Boudreau a job as
manager Of another major league
club after they had released him
as manager and hired AL Lopez
from Indianapolis to supplant him,
Griffith would not deal with
Boudreau on any other basis than
as player. Bucky Harris has two
years remaining on a three-year
contract and Griffith was COM
pletely satisfied by the manner in
which Harris lifted the Mats out of
the cellar into fifth place last sea-
Evening star., 1950-11-14

1IlelSeI ldSG DeCeIUcI Ile OIIdllIplU1IS OF CIle
old All-America Conference are leading their
division of the new and enriched National
League and may acutely embarrass Mr. Mar
shall all the more by winning the title over
the PROSTATE bodies of Georges own Redskins
In light of the dark weeks which have
befallen the Redskins, one might say without
fear or favor that OF all the contenderS in the
American and National Conferences, the
Browns have by far the easiest road to the
playoff. They have won seven of nine games
to lead the New York Giants and Philadelphia
EooleS (each with 80 racordsl and have onlv
Evening star., 1950-11-14

Fifteen years ago-Princeton
authorities, taking cognizance
of Rose Bowl agitation, reiterat-
ed policy against playing post
season games.
Evening star., 1950-11-14
Bisons Sign Miller Aqoin

BUFFALO. N. Y, Nov. IA (P.-
The Buffalo Bisons of the Inter
national Baseball League have
signed Leo T. Miller for another
year as general manager.
Evening star., 1950-11-14
Win, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN

GEORGE PRESTON MARSHALL who once reckessly
wondered out loud What the National League
Cleveland Browns beat?" wishing he Browns
play before he asked that question the pro football
Evening star., 1950-11-14

Others receiving at least 10 points were:
Virginia. 3S; Loyola of Los Angeles, 35;
Lehigh. 26; Washington and Lee. 20;
Notre Dame, 10. and Alabama. II.
Evening star., 1950-12-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONEt1OM, ,OI'Nrt

BETHESDA - $10,5oO; well-located,
s-bedrm. home; an excellent buy
Inspect today. wy. 66i9; ewes. OIL
74!9. ALLIED REALTY CORP,
4-bsdrm' sedr ,,at 2,nath home; J block TO
S1S:950. WI. 6649; ewes. RE
046l. Ext. 404, ALLIED REALTY
siLVER spRING+-Brick. . stories.
3 bedrms., firepl.. side porch: bsmt; :;
WOOD, Realtor. 81
TAKOMA PARK-Lge. home; lst f.,
liv. rm. bedrms;. bath: 2nd f..
liv. rm.. bedrm. kit, bath: Eng
bsmt. kit. din. rm. and util. rm.
only S15. 200 terms. GE. 1916
JAMES S. WILDER. %
RAMBLER OF RAMBLERS! You
will nave to look long and far
to and q rambler to match this one
in quality, beauty or setting. Beauti-
ful stone and brick construction;
huge liy. rm.-din. rm. combination,
kitchen with large dining space.
3 bedro pms and > baths. all on one
floor; fireplace; full basement; built
in sar2se; splendid location off
Mass. ave. extended. II you inspect
1t. you will not be able to resist it
at the price obtainable. Please call
OF. S5S5. FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
D1. i4l1.
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JINGLE THE BELL
LURIA BROS.
$9,950!
A GEM

open III y
1900 Wilson Blvd, Owens $500.
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LOOK INSIDE!

This brand-new brick Cape Cod Fea-
turing lge. rms. throughout and de-
sirable Falls Church location. Lge
liv. rm.. with firepl; equipped kit
has dining area; . twin-bed rms
and tiled bath; stairs to expansible
attic; full hsmt S15,750.
REALTY, INC.
4751 Lee Hwy. at Glebe. ia. 4-1620
Evening star., 1950-12-28
COLCpED
CONV. NE. AREA

JUST OFF R. !. AVE.
Clean. 6-rm. brick. sem de- home
side-entrance hall. liv. rm.. din. rm.
large equip. kit. :; double bedrms.,
front and rear porches. Full bsmt.,
gas h.-w,h Call Mr. Dobrowolski,
CAMPANELLA & CO.
EX AHA Ewes 81 SOG6 90
Evening star., 1950-12-28
$4,000. Under Priced
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

brick Colonial; fireplace in 2oxi3R
equipped kitchen llx14. gas &C.
heat: powder room first floor; fuIl
basement subostaantial cash. Nc; 20;
ave. Alexandria, Va. 30
ALExANpRIA, 10 minutes out-Nev
broom bungalow on 75x135-ft. lot:
step-saving electric kitchen, fireplace
aoom ana p'Gipge e bsth ahd01 S in hes sFse y15 d1
cash total price SIi,5Go, No. 1873,
Call OV. 5000. Open Q till o. j. T.
MOIoN REALTY, INC, 2415 MI.
vernon Y 1NnroN aye Alexandria, Va. -; -
bath, oil furnace, full basement side
and rear porches, parcuet floors
downstairs. aluminium storm win
deWS and screens; $4,000 cash down
would would keep your monthly payments
Open 8 till 8. j, T. MOTION REALTY,
INC, 24l5 Mt. Vernon ave, Alex.
ARL.. 7-rm. brick, direct from owner,
includes 4 bedrms, baths, large
etc. Vacant Don't delay. CHI. 1921.
CENSUS BUREAU, loc. in Suitland,
nr. school and shopping. This 8-rm.
brick home with firepl. in liv. rm.
and rec: rm. IS in perfect cond;;
n an Ts rms fssea nice 9t peas roDt1 pTGsd
BRENNAN & PORTER REALTY
CO. 927 18th st. NV, MA. 1913.
LYON VILLAGE rooms. all on one
hcor, modern home, featuring fire.
place. breakfast room. full basement.
garaTe; garseo auto; nic NV . heat, Price,
500 mo; JUDsoN REAMY g. scN.
WAvERLY HILLs-Bv owner. Gus
tom-built English brick. center hall.
liv.. rm. 23x15, large din. rm.. kit.
With With na breakfast Nook 6sdrm and
2nd A., 4 bedrms. and bath. plenty
closet and storage space; full bsmt;
brilt-in garage; large level shaded
lot mr.. schools and transp. GIL. 1888.
CAPE COD Francs rooms, ~
I35 Winchester Way, Falls Church,
10 MIN. TO pENTAGoN-Brick. s
rms. and bath. full bsmt.. nice yard;
REAL RI5if E4ATE co., tens ox eaS4 MoFgAN e7tl
5 ROOMS AND BATH. by owner
screened back porch, beautiful hard,
wood floors; Norge equip. kit, Are
place. For information call IL
7-07S7; oves., TR 3S5S. 20
ARMY OFFICER. ordere4 transferred
Jan. IL, reduces price ~ 500 on his
5-room home: hot-water heat; eX-
pansion attic: include stove and
refrigerator. Price. S7.45n. 81, 800
cash. Balance. S71 per month. In
terest less than FHA CLAUDE E.
HIXSON. Real Estate. Manassas.
Open SUNDAY Phone "A. 80
BY OWNER-BUILDER- the new
year bv purchasing brand-new Cape
Cod ami. house: large liv. rm, 2
bPdrms exnandable attic; full hsmt;
lot 100x1SS it; Independent water
supply; near Mt. Vernon High School
in Fairfax County. Va. south of
AdGI Aiex; sll'soo. NO brokers. Caii IA.
Evening star., 1950-12-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
,o.oRED-500 BLOCK KENYON ST

COAoRED-5O0 BLOCK KENYON ST.
rm., hedrm., kit; inclosed heated
porch each. ~ baths; full bsmt. /:
garage; large yard. You can't beat
this at S13,950: $1,000 to $4,000
down, Mr.. Newkirk, TU. 1922: ewes,
IA; 2Q4o. SAMUEL C, REYNOLDS,
3Q05 Georgia ave. NV: 20
CoLoRER-RoCK CREEK CHURCH
completely furnished; stoves. re-
frigerators. 3 tile baths; full bsmt.;
maker. Make me an offer with a
small down payment. Mr.. Newkirk,
TU. 3232; ewes, ia. 2040. SAMUEL
c. REYNOLDS. 3oo5 Ga. ave. NV.
CoLoRED-SI,o0 900 DOWN buys this
6-rm., 2-bath row-brick home; full
bsmt. gas h,-wh. 18th and Spring
rd., OR. 0561, BEERS BROS, 81.
coLoRED-"oN THE HILL"-only
$1,000 cash payment ana reason
able monthly payments buys this at
tractive lncome-producinG home on
18th st. NV. Don't miss it. Call
now. OWNER, RA. 341s 2S'
C9LoRED-i7%5 PARK RD. NV
residential neighborhood. Z rooms,
Sun, NO. 5s6S; weekdays. RE. 0657.
CoLoRED, sth ST. NEAR RI AVE.
81 900 down buys this lovely
20-ft. 4-bedrm. brick home, excel.
cond.; full bsmt., gas heat: easy
monthly payments. Call MR.. HY-
MAN, RE. 1919, Sligo 0345.
COLORED
NEW YEAR SPECIAL
Let your New Years resolution be
the purchase of this exceptional
home and producing 3-story
l0-room 3-b9th brick; only So, 500
down. Call Miss Watwood, DU. 01OS
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO
1924 l4th st. NV. DI. 3346.
COLORED-ONLY S12,950
SHEPHERD. NEAR 18th ST.
Well-ouilt brick; rms; bsmt.. with
front entr.; gas heat; about $1,000
down. bal. easy terms. ST. 1857,
GE. 1904
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
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FALLS CHURCH

CT approved, S11,250. y bedrms.,
modern home: lot 75X150; conven-
lent to all schools, shopping and
transp.; low down payment. OK.
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Colored-POSSesSion

OOIUI UU-I USS6SSIUII
RHODE ISLAND AVE. OFF NORTH
CAPITOL. Beautiful 3-story brick;
s Ice. rms; and bath, full bsmt.:
h.-w.h h. coal; Ice. yards. Ideal for
with reasonable down payment Call
till 9 Pr. weekdays; Sun. ]" to s.
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
1012 18th st. NV. DI 1855.
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FRED EHRLICH
AIaeF y NJ III 4F3I
BUY IN CHEVY CHASE
OLIVER T. CARR
Ma. "Nb5. OR. W
DUPONT CIRCLE

Semidetached brick town house Ideal
for PROFESSIONAL OR ORGAN
1ZATION USE. Recep. hall, drawing
room, library, dining rm.. buffers
pantry, Q large bedrms. and baths;
large closets and storage space: bsmt.
with separate entrance can be con-
verted to doctors office suite. To
inspect. call Mr Fra'e'gh, WITH
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FRED A. SMITH co.
REALTORS
EX. 24S0. l112 nth st.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
A Home Unique
About 1-Acre Site
1903 H st. NV. Ma. 23l5

This is a rare opportunity to acquire
a thoroughly individual custom
built residence that reflects the
highest classical standard of con-
struction and where numerous ap-
pointments and conveniences are
to be found. Its architecture is
authentic-the plan is spacious as
well as practical The lovely center
entrance hall is foored with black
and white tile-huge Lying room
with unusual artistic fireplace. sun
room adjoins, to the right. is library
book shelves. dining room Of ample
size for entertaining, large pantry
between dining room and Kitchen
the kitchen is strictly modern and
includes breakfast room space. 2nd
floor features lovely master bed
room with dressing room and ultra
modern tile bath, a End floor sitting
room adjoinS-3 additional bedrooms
and huge tile bath. Stairway to
storage attic with large cedar closet.
Basement includes paneled recrea-
tion with bar, laundry room. maids
room and bath. Washing machine
and dryer included in price. Oil
heat. lear attached garage The
grounds are beautifully laid out in
Guiding lily pond and stone terraces
in the rear with formal garden.
expensive shrubs. flowers, etc; shade
trees. 1t is most reasonably priced
at S4a.500. Shown by appointment
Can MR.. VANCE fEvenincS. WO
Ta92). Thos. j. Fisher g. Co., Inc,
Realtors I)I. $3.50 10
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HoUsES-sALE-N.E. tcont)
COLORED
VACANT &4Q6 DOWN

$500 BLK. JAY ST. NE.
Possession at settlement of this
modern semidet. brick home, bath.
full bsmt.. oil heat. storm windows.
large front and rear vds. SURETY
REALTY CO., AID. 053l til q. al
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COLORED

Mr.. 9th AND e SITS. NE.
Owner must sell this 20-ft. row brick
home with 8 rms. bath, full bsmt..
gas h.-w.h. excellent neiehborhood
SURETY REALTY CO.. AID. 0531
Evening star., 1950-12-28

CoLOREG-BUILT IN 1911. distinc-
tive neiGhborhood - Semidetached
brick home, bedrms., recep. hall
.iv. rn., din. rfn. with built-in china
closets, mod. kit. with new Hotpoint
refer full dry bsmt. with bath; con-
crete front porch; nice fenced yard.
Sl3. $50. Terms. Lge discount for
cash. ~ first trust, SOS per month.
including taxes and insurance Ewes,
DE. 3774. LEATH g. ASHLEY, INC,
CoLoRED-se5o DOWN. $50 rer
mo. for 2-bedrm.. liv rm.. kit.
bath apt; separate heat and entr.
Vic. 11th and c sts. ne. ENTER
PRISE REALTY CO., 1924 Eye ST.
NV. EX. 3400; ewes. Ia. 7760;
CoLoRED-s495 CASH. ss3 mo.
Attractive, close-in,. modern. semi
det. brick nome Of 5 rms, bath:
COLORED-LYMAN PL. MEL
yr-old brick with concrete and brick
front porch; 9 beaut. rms; full
bsmt.; gas heat; modernistic bath;
only S13.950.. Cali Mr. Hogan, Pa.
5612 or DI. 1854. COX & CO.. RE.
1885. -2s
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BRICK RAMBLER
On very ice. lot, lgc rms. all on
one floor; 20x16 liv. rm. with frepl.
and built-in bookcases. Guest sized
din. rm.. sll-elec. kit, 3 very gener-
Gus bedrms., lge. bsmt. with outside
entrance, h.-w heat, det. garage.
1st trust. $4,000 at Az. Full price,
S22. 500.
Wood Conley Co., Realtors
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SILVER SPRING
$13,750
r. H. BEST INC

RS-REALTORS
S1iS Wisconsin Ave, Bethesda, Nd
WI 3G33
Or Ewes, Mr.. Burklin. WI. 62Ss.
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$16,850
SAUL'S ADDITION

Located between 18th and 14th streets
little. below Kennedy st. NV. An
unusually comfortable. cheerful.
family-s home featuring 4 BED
ROOMS-the 1st floor has large
foyer entrance, living room with fire.
place. huge dining room, kitchen. .
psntrys parquet hardwood floors
that literally sparkle. There Is
screened sleeping porch stairway to
attic tample space for 2 additional
rooms1-slate roof. GAS HOT
WATER HEAT. Garage. Property
In excellent condition. Beautifully
handicapped lot. Now VACANT.
owner having left the city has re-
duced the price to above figure for
immediate sale. To inspect call
MR.. BOOTHBY-EM. 334S.
ThoS. j. Fisher 81 Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. NV. Realtors. DI $3.50.
Exclusive Agent.
COLORED - PETWORTH - Vacant;
newly redecorated: 7-room row brick:
5edrms. or Q apts.; full bsmt.;
gas heat; deep lot with det. garage;
can be handled with small down
payment. ENTERPRISE REALTY
CO. 1924 Eye st. NV, Ex. 3400;
evenings, ia. 7760. 20
0IoRED-SPECIAL. BARGAIN; Q
large rms; 2 baths; h.-w.h.; cleo;
A cond.; good location; $3.50
cash ana bal. monthly. RE. 5216.
Evening star., 1950-12-28

1922 18th St. NV.
ST. 1900. Ewes, OF. 707S
Evening star., 1950-12-28

after year you'll be happy If you
purchase this beautiful new Hill
andsle rambler; 3 huge bedrooms,
living room with fireplace. guest
sized dining room. all-electric dream
kitchen. side porch, full basement
with bath; 1 acre of ground.
S29.500
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC
Realtors-SH. 5555 till 9 pm.
Evening star., 1950-12-28
COLORED
EAn 80 AVN " n

NEAR 1st AND V SITS. NV.
ONLY $3.50 DOWN
Large 7-rm. semi-det. brick home
bath. full hsmt and h.-w.h.; reas
terms. SURETY REALTY CO.. AID
053l I'll 8 a
Evening star., 1950-12-28
COLORED-VACANT

9l3 C st, ne --6-room brick row
house, partially furnished; oil h.-w
heat; $1,000 down. DEMATATIS
REALTY CO.. ST. 1851. RA. 2S7S
Evening star., 1950-12-28
COLORED-$75O DOWN
GRIN. BRK., GAS HEAT

Hurry and call for this lovely brick
home, front porch. lge. front and
rear yds., auto. gas. INV. heat, q
lGe. rms; very clean, call today
FIRST NATIONAL REALTY, RE.
1881, AP. 1890. office open Sun. and
eVes till 10 nm