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Evening star., 1950-11-23

1872 Mems Ties vide of eolos and poens Some
regulors. Reg LOO Now 33c
80 Mems Sweoter Part wool puovers owoo sleeveless
olwooI Choice Of eoos. S.. M /. Reg
- Mems Jaeksts Upper closing Voter peens Popn
twill fobrcs Choice Of coo Small only Reg 295 and 3o5
I23 Mems Shifts soncrzed coo otoched
hortsIeeve shirts Choice Of eoos. Small only Reg
LOO Now
4s Rayon cobodns Long Sleeve Shirts Convertible eoors
Two flop pockets Choice Of eoors S. l. sizes Reg 2o5
2so Mems Hose onke length ouor length Royon
Selected eouors Of fomous brond Choice Of eoo Sizes 1O
to 3D. Reg 55e and 75e.
III Mems Shirts and DFawe Fine cotton ribbed knit underwear
Grew neck copied sleeve shirt smo medium ond large All
elastic woisbond onkeeneh drower E color Small ond medium
50 Famous Brond Por-Woo All quality heavy type
novelty link knit Elastic Ankle length Choice Of
lOh to II. Regularly 40 soc
81 Cuff Link and Tie Bor Sets Foous bond gold plated Individually
Do<eo Nee. o.oo. mo" .UO plus tox
80 Mems Bnke Robes. Shawl eoor pockets Contrasting
corded trim and corded sos Neo poens blue
So
Regularly 100. Now 55e
81 Mems Paiomas Striped boodeo and striped onnes
eoor Sizes and only $50 and 295 reeuor Now-- IT
GoIdenbess Mems furnishings Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-11-23
HANDKERcHIEFs & NEcKWEAR

$50 Bioue Wool jersey suduko Good
selection Of styles Not STYLES
Reg. 80 and 2ee. Now------------------
100 seorfs and Squaes Pure silks solid prints
solid colors ond pods Obone square
Reg. LOO to l5o. Now Observation-Disclosures 6oe
1000 Wonen Hondkerhe Aover prints scooped
rolled he white with full intiols Rea 25c
15oo Mems Work Hondkerehe Fost color blue
bondonos Use opons plain white hemsthed
hondkerchiefs. Reg. l8e lie each or 10 for 90
$50 Velvet Flowers small flowers for
trims Lovely postes combinations and dorer
Reg SOC to l.oO Now------------------
44 Dress Belts. Vevet metols Plastic
find many types and eolors need Reg. 90.
GoIdenberss Hondksrchiefs and Neekwsor Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-11-23
DRAPERIES

200 Dropey Material Better quo goods Reg 2o
to 1.98 yd Now
zoo yds. 3e" cretonne Remnents Reg eee yd Now-2oe
200 yds. cuain Moeo Remnants Reg 49c yd Now y-19e
so prs. Display soed Reg. 80 500 pr Nov, pr.
100 to 3.o9
80 prs Ruftex Floral Dropere Reg. 5e8 pr. Now pr---24o
2s Knit soe Covers. Reg e98.
70 Twill Covers. Reg 1898 kow------6oo
40 Studio Covers. Reg: ees. Now-----------------6oo
so prs Paper Dropes. Reg ese pr Now pr.-------39e
$50 Taiored curtoins coor Reg 2es Now 80
IS Hosoeks. ueeuIors Of 5o8 798 Now--329 to 498
Godenberss Dopeies. Third Floor
WINDOW SHADES
40 MeteI veneion Blinds. 2 and 26 wide Eoehe Reg 24e
50 PIaste Bathroom cuton Reg 80 Now pr-----89e
80 Pose cottose Sets Reg. l5o.
GoIdenbegs Window shode Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-11-23

ls2 Hondbess Plastic Golf oleotor uedne fobe foes vsss
Coor block brown novy red in the Not oil eoors
oil styles Ree Zss and l9S Al plus tax
So Hondboss Copekn sedes, eowhdes broodos foie
Block brown red Some Of kind. Reg. 500 and 7eo.
lsothsr Purse Accessories Sport ed purse Upper purse key
hooks combination and btoner Block Not ali
eolors in all styles Reg. Soc and 90. plus tax
Godenbergs Hsndbogs. Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-11-23
81x99-Inch BIeoched Muslin Sheets

perfect 2.3S. 81x99 double-bed size
Although they are seconds the minor
imperfecton will not affect the wear.
Limit to customer. Only $50 in lot.
Goidenbers's Domestc Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-11-23

Evenns Dresses pose and white One Of kind soIed Size
Dresses and pe styles One Of kind Novelty
royons black brown Sizes to l5 Originally ee5 se5
Now
3 Junior Miss Dresses Roons ond One Of kind White
ond poses Sizes to IS. Originally 1925 and 25o Now 90
z3 Awoo Covert Cloth Topper persian
BeIed bock Wine, green and navy. Reg 1895. Now---9SS
3 Royon and Wool Suits Single breosted only
10 to l8. Reg. 22.oo -----------l288 88
Goldenberss Dresses Coots Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-11-23

Goldenbers,s D,e,se, & Goats, Second Fioo,
Evening star., 1950-03-13
Yale AIunnus
Urges Recruiting
|Of Athletes
By the Associoted Press

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Mar. 49,
A noted Yale alumnus suggested
that Eli alumni go ouJ and recruit
athletes for the university.
Edwin (Ted) Foster Blair, chair
man of the Yale Graduate Foot
ball Advisory Committee, eau
toned against Offering financial
inducements of any kind" how
ever.
II take it," he wrote in the
Yale alumni magazine, that we
are all against PROSECUTING or re-
cruiting football players or other
athletes on any bargaining basis -
But, he said, fine coaches and
interested alumni will attract the
material We want. From such un-
dergraduates, in whom we can all
take pride, outstanding Yale teams
in all sports can be built-not
bought"
There is no OCCASION said
Blair, q lineman on the 1923 elev-
en- and wealthy New York lawyer
80 sing the undertaker's song
for Yale football"
Evening star., 1950-03-13
Kansas State Still Den1andinq
Berth in NCAA Court PIoyoff

"out of town for about five days"
Eilers, who met with Drake at
Norman after the Saturday Kan
sas-Oklahoma game, was reported
somewhere in Oklahoma due
back in st. Louis late Monday"
Mcbride commented: "Mr.
Drake will speak for the COM
mittee."
Lonborg, Northwestern Univer-
sity basketball coach and newly
appointed athletic director at
Kansas, was reached by Gardner
at Chicago.
Lonborg said he would talk with
the committee about the matter,
Gardner said.
Cites Victories Over Kansas.
Gardner contends Kansas State
deserved the Bradley game be-
cause of its better record over
the season and it's two victories
in three games with Kansas.
The winner of the Fifth Dis
trict playoff game will compete in
the Western NCAA playoffs at
Kansas City March 24-25 along
with Baylor of the Southwest,
UCLA from the Pacific Coast and
Brigham Young of the Skyline Six.
The selection committee said
kansas had the best team in the
league at the close of the season,
decisively winning five of their
last six conference championship
games"
1t also said that records of the
three teams against opponents
outside District S were not con-
sidered. This is in keeping with
| NCAA rules"
Evening star., 1950-03-13
Sacred Heart in Finals
Of CYO Cage Tourney

Sacred Heart has earned a final
berth in the boys intermediate
finals of the CYO basketball tour
nament, thanks to Jack Donovan's
hook shot. The goal gave Sacred
Heart a 1864 victory over Blessed
Sacrament in a sudden death
overtime period yesterday at
Catholic University.
Sacred Heart will meet St. Jo-
seph's, 1924 victor over Holy Trim
ity, for the title.
Other results:
Boys Junior-st Teresa's 40, St. Mi
chaelS "a; st. Joseph's 80, st. Mar
Girls Junior-st. Martins 20; st.
=, Girls Intermediate-st. Martins, 81;
Nativity, 25.
=. Girls Junior-Blessed Sacrament. IS;
Evening star., 1950-03-13
BY the Associofed Press

MANHATTAN, Kans., Mar. 13.
kansas State College pressed
its demands today for a berth in
the Fifth District NCAA playof1.
The University of Kansas was
named as the Big Seven's repre-
sentative in the playof Saturday
after Kansas, Kansas State and
Nebraska wound up in a three
way tie for the Conference title.
The selection of Kansas i'm
mediately brought vigorous
protest from Kansas State Coach
Jack Gardner. He called it a
gross injustice and said his teams
record was by far the best.
A three-man District NCAA
Selection Committee made the
choice.
The Big Seven representative
will meet Bradley, Missouri Valley
Conference titlist, in the playoff
here March 20.
Gardner, the Kansas State stu
dent body. alumni and even Presi-
dent Milton Eisenhower all pro-
tested the selection of Kansas to
the committee and to Arthur
Dutch) Lonborg, national chair
man of the NCAA Tournament
Committee.
Strong Finish Decisive.
Both Kansas State Q7-D and
Nebraska O6-D finished with
better season record than Kansas
(14-10), but the Fifth District
Committee said it chose Coach
Phog Aliens JayhawkS because of
a stronger finish in the confer
ence.
Bruce Drake, Oklahoma basket
ball coach, is chairman of the
committee. Other members are
c. E. Mcbride, sports editor of
the Kansas City Star, and Com
missioner A. E. Eilers of the Mis-
souri, Valley Conference.
In Saturday nights windup of
the Big Seven race Kansas State
whipped Nebraska, $500, at Man
haitian. Kans., and Oklahoma beat
Kansas, 52-49, in overtime at Nor
man, Okla.
Missouri (4-8) defeated Colo
RADIO (6-6) at Columbia. 53-49,s
in the remaining conference game.
The Kansas State coach de
manded the committee "*
either reconsider its selection to
rectify this gross injustice or re-
sign and place the matter in the
hands of the NCAA."
Gardner also was peeved be-
cause he couldn't reach Drake by
telephone. Drake was reported
Evening star., 1950-03-13
Four-Mun-Teum Bout
Added to Mat Card

Wednesday nights wrestling
show at Turner's Arena headlin-
ing women's championship
match between Mildred Burke and
Elvira Snodgrass was completed
today with the addition of a four
man team bout.
The team bout pits Marvin
Mercer and Ace Freeman against
300-pound Tiny, Mills and Jim
Austeri on a two : of three falls
basis.
Evening star., 1950-03-13
Kramer Whips Gonzales
For 9Th Time on Tour
BY the Associated Press

|. NASSAU, Bahamas, Mar. 13.-
Jack Kramer defeated Pancho
Gonzales yesterday, 6-3, ST, 6-3,
on the British Colonial Hotel
courts in the 87th of their series
of tennis matches. Kramer now
has won 81 matches and Gonzales
20.
Pancho Segura defeated Bobby
Riggs, 60. GA, and Kramer
teamed with Frank Parker to de-
feat Sugura and Gonzales, 11-9.
Between matches the players
were presented to Gen. Mark w.
Clark, United States military lead
er, and Mrs. Clark who are vaca-
tioning here.
The Kramer Gonzales troup will
appear at Uline Arena in Wash
ington Friday night.
Evening star., 1950-03-13
Fort Knox Basketers
Win Title; Fort Myer
Player on Star Quint

Fort Knox, KY. is the cham
pion of the United States Army
worldwide basketball tournament,
which means it is the No. l team
among several thousand Glass A
teams in the Army.
The tourney. which ended yes
terday at Fort Belvoir with the
Kentuckians beating Fort Rich
ardson of the Alaska Command,
57-38, in the final, will be held
at another site next year.
"We were lucky to get it this
year. says Capt. Cecil G. Miller,
athletic officer at Fort Belvoir. It
put my request in when I first
came here last June. A post is
lucky to get it once in SO years."
Fort Myer. which represented
the Military District of Washing
ton, placed one player-Pfc. Ken
meth Stoll-on the tourney all-star
team. The champs placed two
plays-Corpl. Willie Cert and Pfc.
August Ollrich. Also named were
Pfc. Herbert Hoskin and Pfc. Rob-
ert Stone. both of defending
champion Brooke Medical Center,
Fort Sam Houston, Tex.
Cert and Ollrich each scored 16
points to lead Fort Knox to VIC
tory yesterday. The victors ran
up a 25-17 half-time lead and
coasted home.
Evening star., 1950-03-13
VFW Court Tourney
Slated March 24-26

Silver Spring Post 1852 will de-
fend its title in the Maryland
State Veterans of Foreign Wars
basketball tournament March "a
rs. Winner will advance to the
national tournament at Mana
toxic, Mimi, starting March %.
Frederick, Baltimore, Cumber-
land, Takoma Park, Union Gap
and Hagerstown will be repre-
Sented.
Evening star., 1950-03-13
Techs Champion Team
To Be Feted TONIGHT

Tech High Schools basketball
team, winner of The Stars Metro
politan tournament, will be hon
ored by Tech Alumni Circle T
Club at 1880 tonight at the Touch
down Club.
Coach Abe Rosenfield of Cath
olic University and Coach Flucie
Stewart of Maryland will be on
hand, along with a representative
of the Washington Caps, prob
ably Freddie Scolari.
Evening star., 1950-03-13
Swimming Titles Won
By Baltimore K. of 6.
Special Dispoteh 10 The stor

BALTIMORE, Mar. 13.-Balti-
more Knights of Columbus SWIM
mers are the South Atlantic AAU
swimming champions in both
mems and women's divisions. The
meet. held here yesterday. found
Lakewood and Y-Brook of Balti-
more tied for second in the mems
division and Lakewood second in
the women's division.
Twelve-year-old Carol Giardini
of New York won the special 100
yard National junior breaststroke
race in 1887, finishing ahead of
Irene Sadowski by l yard. Ellen
Oberti of Ambassador Club, Wash
ington, was third.
Evening star., 1950-03-13
Jockey Boscon Still
In Critical Condition

Jockey AL Boscon, who was ad-
mitted to Prince Georges County
Hospital Saturday morning after
an accident at Laurel Race Track,
still is on the critical" list. a
hospital spokesman said this
morning.
Boscon received head injuries
in an accident while working
= horses for H. G. Bedwell of Saw
age, Md.
Evening star., 1950-03-13

EASTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE.
New York 5 -(Afternoon) Grand Rapids o
Milwaukee 6------+--- b. Toledo .
Boston ------------~- Atlantic" City 2
Evening star., 1950-03-13
HoIe-in-One HighIiehts
Prince Georges Golf

A tie for first place and hole
in-one featured the first blind
bogey tournament of the season
yesterday at Prince Georges Golf
and Country Club.
Earl Graham and John Remey
each carded a 98-18-80 for first
place. while Smith Humphries
sank an ace on the 157-yard 18th
hole, with a No. z iron. Witnesses
were John Bass. Bill Pilson and
Howard Crager.
Evening star., 1950-03-13
Titone Meets S|ugger
In Leigh Tonight at
Turner S Arena

Featherweight Charlie Titone
OF Brooklyn fights again at
Turner'S Arena tonight - his
feighth time since September. That
makes him about the most popular
out f-toWner here since Joey
Archibald came to Washington
more than 10 years ago as an
unknown and went on to the
feather title. Tonight Titone faces
Calvin Leigh of Rochester, N. Y,
in the featured 10-rounder.
Titone's pleasing performances
give Matchmaker Gabe Menendez
plenty of reason to employ him
regularly.
Among Titone bouts that stood
out were three against Jimmy
Cooper. in which they broke even
with victory apiece and draw,
and one against Little Dynamite
whom he beat.
Leigh is a hard-punching o.
year-old Negro, with II knockouts
on his record. He also has won
Is by decision while drawing two
and losing six in his three years
as. pro.
The semifeature tonight is. a
five -rounder. also involving feath-
erweights. They are PIGGY King
and Coffey Wilkinson, both Wash
ington youngsters. Four-rounders
list Middleweights Jimmy O'Brien
and Angelo Marino,, Middleweights
Eddie Green and Scott Richard
son and Lightweights Bobby
Busick and Tommy Rupard. Fight
ing starts at 8:45 pm.
Evening star., 1950-03-13
PoneIIu's Bosketers Win

Nick Panella's scholastic ALL
Stars trounced Prince Georges
A. c.. 1880, in a basketball game
yesterday at Hyattsville.
The Arizona post., 1950-01-06

ing to present the Hillel building
with such gifts are asked to con-
tact Mrs. Bernie Roth, 5-0293. This
is an excellent way to honor some
member of the family.
A committee has been designat-
ed to consider applications from
young married student couples
registered at the u. of A. who
seek the opportunity to live in
the private quarters. In return
for assuming responsibility for
the premises, rent and utilities
will be furnished free. Rabbi Bill
gray adds that an annual stipend
is available for additional services
supplied to Hillel Immediately by
the couple. Applications should
be addressed to the Rabbi.
The Arizona post., 1950-01-06
Hillel Readies
For Dedication

The new Hillel building is be-
ing speedily erected so that tenta-
tive plans have been made, ac-
cording to Rabbi Albert T. Bill
gray, local Hillel advisor, to hold
formal dedication rites on Feb.
IL, to coincide with the opening
of Religious Emphasis Week on
campus. 1t will probably be the
official reception starting off that
week.
Since the building will be ready
for occupancy soon, attention
turns to the need for new furni-
ture and furnishings for the
lounge, library, office and small
private apartment. Persons desir-
The Arizona post., 1950-01-06

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Evening star., 1950-09-23

RESTAURANT-Entire equipment. in
cludlng air conditioning: averaging
better than $500 per day; food only;
price, SIS, 900. Cali Mr.. MAiDMENT, r
ARL. REAL ESTATE OFFICE for sale.
Would make excel. branch Office for
p. G, broker. Good loc. Lease. For
GkodERS dsta5Is sai ah An s5as easb business 24 no
delivery For quick sale on account
Of health. 1928 18th st. NV. AID.
Potomac ssEo HEIGHTS SODA BAR. In
alsi1 dian Head; !, Nd ma: SODA fountain,
cards, etc. Total price, S4.s6O, lock
W. s. CORCORAN. IS"
LADIES' APPAREL-Large store; good
fe Lease : and NJ brsiness ps $50 Call $50 I'M.
DowNfoWN corner restaurant. with
LIQUOR for sale, known as a good
spot; on account of sickness, selling
TfoTE foE very oIy, low price. Call OWNER,
BABY SHOP. sportswear, near 4 18th
st. and Columbia rd. NV; modern
Psa rsht party o%SER 5SHa RopSGFtSgIty MI Sgis t9E
TAVERN. restaurant general store.
gas pumps, three apartments, IS
acres ground; old-established busi-
Meade With ess both on Giade and of i sale. ie
beer and LIQUOR licenses; excellent
future potential; good reason for
selling-:investigate, this opportu-
week days only For details write
or phone M. L. HENKEL, Annapolis
Junction. Maryland. Waterloo TAI
PATENT MEDICINE, large fountain:
SSandwichesi Saing hes bma!gazines, sundries;
81 GHANTkER Hdaf & CO. ST. $597,
DUE TO AGE and illness. an interest
Will be given in one or more room
ing houses, to responsible party,
able to take care of same; small
investment REQUIRED. MI. 1898 or
Box 62-B. Star. pa
GIFT SHOP, busy NV. section; owner
going overseas; all new salable
merchandise, good lease; rent $3.50
mo-: full nrice: SIS. 900 cash; week
days. TU. 1872: Sun, GE. 4105.
BOOMING HOUSE BUSINESS, six
rooms, J. bath, closed porch, heat
furnished; rent, S53s3: income,
owner; price. $1,000, $500 down.
balance $50 per mo. AID. 3I7O. ia
BAKERY, retail, for sale; nearby
Arlington shopping center; selling
because OF Ill health; easy terms.
IA, S.5l91 or IA; S-5S6S. PA
WHY PAY FOR GOOD WILL? We
ing ne!ghborhood for further in
927 18th st. NV. RE. 2144. "a
Evening star., 1950-09-23
HOUSES UNFURNISHED

NEW 3-BEDRooM RAMBLER. s14o
mo. Bendix washer. 1406 Timber
Lane. Falls Church. JE. 3-S124.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, North Arl.
3 bedrooms; new brick rambler; full
y equipped kitchen; bsmt.; S145.
1909 IRVING RHi a5Hts ST. TI.oHSw NV. = rms, b.,
garage, oil heat. Open Sat. and Sun
"a pm. 10 2-3920. "a"
MODERN RAMBLER, located in Chevy
Chase View (nr. Naval Hosp 3 ex-
ira lge. bedrms., liv. rm. w/frpl,
modern din. rm., equipped dream
Kitchen; nr. stores. schools. bus.
Only S175. PERRY HAY CO., 81.
BRIGHTwooD-so1o 4th st. NV
Vacant, open Sun. 2 to 5; $3.50 mo.
6-rm. semidet. brk. with heated
porch room. fireplace. built-in book
cases: busline. l block; schools. .
blocks. Call SHERIDAN REALTY.
5 1 RMS. TO- CAPE COD brick. I'M
maculate; off N. H. ext; Venetian
blinds, storm windows. lovely fenced
yard near stores. schools, transp.
S105. SE1 7433. IA
Evening star., 1950-09-23
1908 Upland Terrace NV

CHEVY CHASE AREA for about .
months, beginning October l. Lovely
3-bedrm. 2-bath home on acre of
ground; $500 per month to qualified
applicant
Evening star., 1950-09-23
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont.

VALUABLE VALUABLE PAINT PAINT and d. accessory
distributor viii assist YOU in start
ing in your own business or adding
Rsahtnata dept dept to yqnr present pre-, eStabS;
to establish your own business with
small capital. Your reply will be
held in confidence. ADDRESS Box
REsTAURANT-The famous Texas
Grill, estate settled, Now offered for
sale, for the 1st time; gross business
in 1947 approx. 100000: offered
very ornn Irensnsonably. Call MR.. BELL
DRY CLEANERS in fast-growing
change. TYSON CLEANERS. 8 Howard
ave-. Kensington. Md. Lo. 5-00Ss.
TOURIST CoURT-New, ultramod-
ern; U. S. No. 301 South; IS units;
tile baths, steam heat, living quar-
ters; large modern restaurant; 16
acres land, 1,S50-ft; front. Reason
aR able ter! terms sTranged Ed RGgHtrey
WILSON. INC, 4O1 E. Franklin St,
GROCERY STORE located right next
to lge. apt. project and in the
midst of a nice well-settled neigh
UoiHoou III tle nedTL Oh Alex. Cor
ner location; long lease; no COM
petition; all fixtures, stock, ac-
counts; almost new Dodge panel
truck for delivery; frozen food
locker, scales; already to take right
over. Excellent yearly gross figure.
$4,000 cash and take over lease.
Exclusive with CURTIS E. MARTIN,
INC, 120 South Royal Alex. TIE.
SMALL RESTAURANT, doing good
business, in Culpeper, Va, rs miles
from D. c. VIII sacrifice. Apply
MASON GREEN. phone culpeper
ESTABLISHED BUSINESS, fine loca-
tion in Washington; excellent op-
portunity for husband-wife opera
excellent yearly income Inclose
phone number, Boy e3-B, Star. 24'
SHOP, shopping CEN
ter, nearby Va; doing wonderful
business. VIII sell now while in the
humor. $4,000. Box 36-B. Star.
SNACK BAR for sale, Northwest sec
ton. Low down payment. Call Hud-
HIGHWAY RESTAURANT BARGAIN!
See (easy to buy under business
prop. for sale. "a
TWO excellent locations in Arlington
Evening star., 1950-09-23
IHoUsE UNFURNIsHED tcont.

ARLINGTON-This delightful 5-rm.
scaped lot. close to everything. near
the intersection of Glebe I'd. and
Columbia pike. has small apt. in
for doctor or professional Office and
living quarters. Price. $500 mo. For
further information. call AL. $3.50,
EBNER R. DUNCAN CO.. Realtors
and Insurers. 916 Prince St, Alex.
COM SS NpF,yaEe AVE pMhFklns M bIf& & lot bedrms s4
baths. recr., rm.; brand-new home;
avail. immed. S225 mo. JA. 10000
NEAR aeth AND EvARrs N.E4e
rooms bath. porch. oil heat; $50.
MMALTER w 1fas A. BROWN 11o4 Vt. ave.
eos MAPLE AVE, Rockville bed
rms, full bsmt.; desire family with
out out children; Mlf IGss avail. immed.; sos per
NEW HAMpsHIIRE AVE. Exr.-conv. a
transp. and MOL; rms, ~ baths
lbedrm., and bath. 1st ~, bsmt.
screened porch; garage. $3.50. Avail
Rae,TY able lmmediately. sste WoRTHINGTSolN
1886 IRVING ST; ST. N.W.-1ovely 1 Brick
mouse: q rms. nice back yard; conv.
THREE-BEDRM; HOUSE. coal heat,
1sf a1sf yard pay tSo $50 pontpe per ponth Tenant
vance and furnish own refrigerator.
Randolph ST.. Arl.. Va. After seeing
house. If interested, call oW. 1908
BEAUTIFUL HOME in exclusive Sligo
full bsmt.; conv. to schools. transp.
ana Shopping center. S165 per mo.
AvoNpALE, s5, 5Ai END MD.-pet. e-rm. bTf BRICK;
@a' Rfst' sss7. So; rm'' avail: Oct: j: 81 s14I5,
e-BEDRM. BRICK BUNGALOW -
Gas Gas stove and automatic heat.
$500 Webster st. defense Hts
m9 msatts yea1 Ma; Iasse of s Rts No. so: 500
NEW 3-BEDRM. - Fully equipped
kit; fenced yard; convenient school,
shopping, transp.. S135. AK. 1913
7eo W. MONTGOMERY AVE, Rock
yilldsDelishtfuI ana y8ed L.d9 Oct; spastops house
nIt2;rg aTto; gas heat; Rockville 4414; or
BRICK BUNGALOW. 5 rms; full Te Gel
!ar auto gas h:-w,h.; stove, refgr.;
mr. mr.; sGuIheTn ~ Ioaaa aad Pa ave. Sc; 500
3826 s., 9th ST, Arlington. va.-2-
story detached; large lot; 5 rms, :
open for inspection. sunday adj cli cali
Miss Schroth. with SHANNON q
5LuCHS CO.. 1903 H st. NV: Ma
WHEATON HILLS-New brick bunga-
low. close to shopping, schools; 2
lge. bedrms., liv rm., and kit.
Ilxlo; REFRIGERATOR. gas range.
Venetian blinds. nice shaded lot
Sl15 per mo. Call SH. 9164. till
8 pm pa
MOD. BRICK HOUSE; 3 bedrms" 2b
baths. iiy. rm., din. rm., study, side
porch; full bsmt.; loc. in Takoma
schools; S135 mo. ST. 8476. pa
NEW 3-BEDRM. SEMIDET.; fenced
yard; bsmt.; Congress Hgts.; Sl25
mo. ALDRE, INC. LU. 4-0747;
Ewes, LU. 4-542O. "a
Evening star., 1950-09-23
Blessed Sacrament Parish

Seldom do we have an Opportunity to
ofter such delightful home in this
by G. F. Mikkelson, it is truly the
ultimate in gracious living! list
moor. consists of a wide center hall,
spacious living and dining rooms.
and large bright kitchen. Four airy
oeorooms and : baths on 2nd floor
and lovely bedrooms on the Ard
floor. OIL h.-w. heat. 2-car bujlt-in
Garage. Reasonably priced at see
9oo. For appointment to inspect,
caE Mrs. Carter, Ma $500: eve.
nlngs and week ends, OR. 1854.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1950-09-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RESTAURANT-Entire equipment. in
Guiding air conditioning; averaging
recommended by Duncan Hines; full
price, $4,000. Call MR.. MAIDMENT,