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Evening star., 1950-03-20
Gallagher Made Coach
Of Santa Clara Eleven
By the Associofed Press

SANTA CLARA, Calf, Mar. 20.
Dick Gallagher, end coach and
chief scout for the Cleveland
Brown professionals, is new head
football coach at Santa Clara.
He telephoned his acceptance
late yesterday after a whirlwind
overnight conference here Friday.
Len Casanova, who guided the
Broncos to an Orange Bowl vic
tory over Kentucky last season,
resigned month ago to become
head coach at Pittsburgh.
Gallagher, Al, was given a
three-year contract understood to
be worth approximately $4,000
a year" He will select three
assistants:
Gallagher starred in football
basketball and track at Kentucky
Wesleyan. He started his coach
ing career at Pedro and Ironton
high schools in Ohio in the '30s
and was hired in 1910 by William
and Mary as assistant coach in
football, basketball and baseball.
His service there was interrupted
by four years service in the Navy,
in which he rose to lieutenant
commander.
Gallagher Joined the champion
ship Cleveland team in 1947.
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starters, with Chick Reiser, Leo
Katkaveck and John Dillon In
reserve.
Often, 7-foot center obtained
late this season. may hold the key
to the Caps problem. He Is ca
pable Of flashing enough points to
offset the expected performance of
Carl Braun, New York's great
threat. Braun has averaged more
than is points a game and 81
against Washington.
Playing for Tri-City in the old
National Basketball League last
season, Often was sensational He
led the league in scoring, then
upped his average in the playoffs.
The winner Of the New York
Washington series will meet the
winner ofea similar series between
Syracuse, Eastern Division cham
pion, and Philadelphia, the fourth
place team. \.
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Exhibition Baseball
Games Today.


WASHINGTON VS.. Boston Ao at Sara
Chicago a. vs.. San Francisco Up. C. L.,
at c1sSfs4s fSisl26n. v'i caif LIS Angeles f. c. l.
Memphis is A. VS. Philadelphia (A.)
at West Palm Beach, Fla.
at HSllywoGd s,lEbsUe cpit 81 E. L. vs. ST. Louis Ao
Cincinnati VS.: Boston (No at Braden-
y, chisaso '1ss an sN} VS., Oakland Up. C. - at
ST. Louis 3 No VS.. Cincinnati at
New York M US. PITTSBURGH at San
=. Philadelphia g, VS.. St. Louis CN) at
sospsrn New YeTk IN. s. s uniysrsty ni..s OF
Games Tomorrow.
Gmcaso tAg at San Francisco tP
Cleveland VS.. st. Louis tA) at Bur-
= Boston tAo VS.. Detroit at Lakeland
pels2sssrr, sGstsn 'sp R,., VS. New Ye-t A-' at st
Baltimore q. L. vs. Philadelphia (A.)
at West Palm Beach. Fla.
Philadelphia, q tN) VS.. Cincinnati al
'Ss' New YORK ef tNo VS.. Pittsburgh at Fresno
Calf. '-e
Detroit (AJ. 4: Washington, 1.
Boston tAD, 10; New, York Car. 2. e,
Cleveland VS.; oakland, rain tmornins);
Philadelphia (A0, 6; Brooklyn, 2
Baltimore Il. L.. 7; Philadelphia
philadelphia tNo. g.; Boston tN.), 2.
st. Louis tN.}, 4; Cincinnati, g
San Francisco IL. Ii, s; Cleveland.
Hollywood p. c. ID, 70; Chicago
(A.). 9,
st; Louis (A). 10; New York tNo, 8
60 innings. =
A), g.
Pittsburgh, =; Chicago fN)1 Q. -a
Evening star., 1950-03-20
Middle Atlantic PEA
Fixing Tourney Dates
By the Associafsd Press

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. Mar.
20.-The Middle Atlantic Profess
sional Golfers Association will
hold its annual spring meeting
here today.
The principal business will be
that of setting tournament sites,
particularly the qualifying tour
nament for the annual PEA
classic.
Members of the Virginia delega-
ton of the Middle Atlantic PGA
are expected to determine a site
for the sectional qualifying play.
1t was decided last year that the
tournament would be held May
%, according to John Bass, Mid
die Atlantic section Of the PGA
tournament chairman and pro at
Baltimore's Clifton Park Golf
Club.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
Fazio in Title RUNNING
As Burke Leads WAY
In Jacksonville Golf
BY the Associoted Press

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Mar. 20.
Jack Burke, still unspoiled by
golf fame. got out front in the
Jacksonville Open on two straight
rounds of 67-fve under par.
Though he's only 81 years old,
Burke is proving on the winter
tour he is great campaigner and
will be hard to beat out for the
top $4,000 in today's final round.
Burke has 207 after 81 holes, COM
ing back from shaky opening
73 on the 6.508-yard Hyde Park
course.
Burke may have the most
trouble holding off two hotshots
of the game, National Open
Champion Cary Middlecoff and
PGA Champ Sam Snead. They
reached 210 each after Middlecof
shot 81 and Snead 68 yesterday.
AL Besselink, 25-year -old Detroit
pro, hung right in there with 208
on his third-round II. Ed Furgol
of Royal Oak, Mich. came into the
scene with 81 for 209.
Tied with Snead and Middlecof
at 210 were veterans George Fazio,
recently signed as pro by the
Woodmont Club of Washington,
D. c.; Henry Ransom of st. An
drews, H., and Skip Alexander of
Knoxville, Tenn.
Those are most likely to con-
tend with curly haired young
Burke for first prize. Another IA
players were under par for the
81 holes, and figured to shoot at
the rest of the $4,000 prize list.
Jerry Barber, little golf glove
salesman from Overland, Mo-,
faded to rs yesterday after set
ting a new course record of IS
Saturday. He needed another
fscorching round to rise from his
212 to top again.
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Training Comp Briefs
.Di Maggie Rests His Ai|ing Leg;
AS Sharp AfieIdin Victory

from the Cards. EWell Blackwell
made his first start, went three
innings and gave up only one hit
and one run, but was the losing
hurler Blackwell showed little of
his fast ball. Four walks helped
give the Cards their run and it
took a great running catch by
Lloyd Merriman to save Ewell
from further trouble.
Card Pitchers Kenny johnson,
Howie Pollett and George Munger
held the Redlegs to seven hits.
WEST PALM BEACH. Fla
Mike Guerra, the Philadelplrfa
Athletics No. l catcher last year
is up to his old tricks. ..-
>, Guerra now is the only absentee
from the AS training camp after
the arrival yesterday of Hank
Wyse. 32-year-old righthande1
drafted from Shreveport of the
Texas League. e.
N4dl4dSCl SOA1ilC IAdCh lSouSO
orders yesterday that Guerra is
not to receive a suit until he signs
his 1850 contract. -..
Wyse, on the other hand, was
given a suit and permitted to
work out although he. too. is
unsigned.
The Athletics manufactured a
triple-play and two double plays
yesterday and with the . aid OF
some shoddy Brooklyn defense
downed the Dodgers. 80, for their
fourth win in five Grapefruit
League contests.
The three-ply job came in the
first inning to choke off a Dodge1
rally that already had produced
one run. The bases were full
when Rookie Wayne Belardi lined
to First Baseman Ferris Fain
Fain threw to Eddie Joost to
double Duke Snider at second
and the return throw from Joost
(See TRAINING CAMPS, A-16.)
Evening star., 1950-03-20

Baltimore lost its chance to tie
Philadelphia for the fourth spot
last night in dropping a 97-66
verdict to Rochester. Rochesters
victory combined with Mime
apolis' 69-67 defeat by Fort Wayne
deadlocked the Royals and Lakers
for first place in the Central Di-
vision. They will play It off to-
morrow night. Two free throws
in the last seven seconds by Boag
Johnson gave Fort Wayne it's
upset victory.
BY beating Minneapolis, Fort
Wayne moved into a tie with
Chicago for. the Central Division
third sspot. Chicago kept pace
with an 1864 victory over st.
Louis and will play at Fort Wayne
tonight To. unite the knot.
The Western Division. mean
while. is set for It's playoffs.
Champion Indianapolis will enter
Evening star., 1950-03-20

Rated at best as ST. underdogs,
the Washington Caps will open
their National Basketball Associa-
ton playoffs against the New York
Knickerbockers tomorrow night
at Uline Arena. Game time is
$3.50 o'clock.
The second game of the series
will be played Wednesday night
in Madison Square Garden and
the third, if necessary. there on
Saturday afternoon.
The Caps aren't expected to be
around Saturday. They've been
licked by New York five times in
six games this season and will
meet the Knicks without the serv-
ices of John Norlander and
Chuck Gilmur, both injured. That
leaves the Caps with nine men.
Player-Coach Bob Feerick, Fred
Scolari, Bones Mckinney, Dick
,~QKeefe and Don Often will be the
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Diamond Greats
ToCovort Again
BY the Associoted Press

DALLAS, Tex, Mar. 20.-Ty
Cobb, Home Run Baker, Iris
Speaker, Dizzy Dean, Charley
Grimm, Mickey Cochrane, Travis
Jackson. Charley Gehringer
and Duffy Lewis will play in the
Texas League this season-for
a moment. that is.
Gilman Dick Burnett of the
Dallas club got special permis-
sion from the league to line up
these former diamond greats in
the opening game against Tulsa
April II. The fabulous nine will
face one batter and then the
regular Dallas team will take
over.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
TroIning Comp Briefs
By the Associated Pre.s

MIAMI. Fla, Mar. 20.-The
New York Yankees are taking no
chances with Joe Di Maggie, their
100,000-a-year piece of bric-a-
brac.
The Yankee Clipper sat out his
second straight game yesterday as
the Boston Red Sox won their
second of three exhibition games
with the New Yorkers. 1877.
Di Maggie picked up a charley
horse against the Dodgers Friday.
Rather than aggrayate it, he didn t
see any regular action, although
he took part in the warmup.
The Yankees and the Red Sox
staged another batfest at Miami
yesterday. Boston, trailing GA,
routed Wally Hood with flve-run
barrage in the seventh, the rally
being featured by Bobby Doery's
second home run in two days.
A base on balls, Merrill Combs
double, single by Ted Williams
the Doerr homer. two more bases
on balls and Lou Stringer's single
sent Hood to the showers.
The Yankees b team was
beaten by the st. Louis Cardinals
B team, SIS, in 10-inning exhibit
ton at st. Petersburg.
TAMPA, Flat looks as II
Harry tPeanuts) Lowrey might be
the Cincinnati Reds starting Sec
ond paseman when the National
League baseball season opens.
Manager Luke Sewell yesterday
brought the former Chicago Cubs
outfielder in to play the last three
innings at the keystone spot in the
game with the st. Louis Cardinals
Sewell still believes Lou Klein
will fill the spot at second base,
but he's taking no chances in view
of Klein's weak throwing thus far
The Reds lost all of their power
yesterday. They got only seven
hits in taking a 4 to 2 beating
Evening star., 1950-03-20

tain Sheboygan tomorrow night,
while Tri-City visits Anderson.
In other games last night syra-
cuse beat Anderson. 72-67, and
Waterloo edged Tri-City. 79-77,
on Johnny Payak's goal at the
final gun.
Washington's regular season
play found Scolari its leading
scorer with a 13-point average.
Often had 1873 average with
Tri-City and the Caps. The Caps
scoring:
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shrug years player
and manager missed the game"
1t nostalgia that brought Lukes return to baseball
first coach and then Cincnnatis manager He may
not be bossng the next National League champion but the
respected chiefly because Of their youth and
potentiality, plus Luke's know-how.
Luke Was Just Sitting t
illustrate readily fellow may be rubber salesman
baseball the next turned the
annual league meeting last in Minneapolis He
wasn't looking for job, but he wasn't avoiding one either
81 just got to missing the baseball crowd he explained Il
like to sit around and chew the fat"
Bucky Walters was managing Reds having relieved
Johnny 194S For aide Bucky had
lined Bill who verbally had agreed to coach
At the last minute Jurges chose to accept travelling job with
sporting goods concern, .-E .. b.. -
We've got hole to fill" President Warren Giles of the
Reds told Walters And they sped SeWe sitting IN the lobby
talk hotel suite little postmeeting correspondence, and,
presto Sewel was back in the baseball business.
And the Reds Came Back to Sewel
When the popular Bucky let after his
first full manager Sewell also was out although
never notified to that effect It's CUSTOM
ayers aide to be evicted when manager is obless
Giles and Powell Crosley, who the Reds, up
list of potential Walters long
ably imposing, but mutual agreement reached Finally
they realized they defeating themselves.
We've got man payroll now, they said who fits
every qualification And besides he knows ball players
And that's how Luke sewe who'll be remembered ondly
by Washingtonians for his catching
year OF 1888 got his second shot at managing
Couldnt nave happened to nicer guy, either.
Luque Famed KuheI the Hard Way
With reference to 1888 of Lukes oppo
defeated the Mats Fellow Mancuso and at the end
OF day they apt to reminisce.
Mancuso recalling the hot temper of Adoph Luque,
the Cuban relief pitcher who famed
In Griffith Stadium when long hit might have prolonged
Luque had been going good Maneuso sa ut respected
Kuhels power Bill Terry who managing called time
and walked to the box So did I.
Terry wanted to call in Watson Clark the lefthander
who was warmed and Dolph nearly blew his top got
at Terry thought agreed
with Bill. Actually didn't open my mouth"
"I get heem OUT Luque shouted get heem out with
overland curve
Il don't know for if Kuhel heard him." Mancuso con-
cluded but it seemed that everybody park knew that
when Terry left Doph in the Kuhel wasn't going
anything but overland got oo-three
of em all strikes"
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to the Tribe, Cifers later shifted
to tackle and distinguished hinl-
self at both positions. In the
championship playoff of 1912
when the Redskins defeated the
Chicago Bears, 14-6, Cifers was
one of four Washington players
who stayed in the game the full
so minutes. Bob Masterson at
the other end, Center Ki Aldrich
and Sammy Baugh were the
others.
Cifers later. was traded to the
Bears, who used him at both end
and tackle.. His experience at
the two positions qualities him
to coach either ends or linemen
with the Redskins. He dropped
out of football last year to devote
his full time to business.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
John McLouehry Named
Grid Coach at Amherst
By the Associated Press

AMHERST. Mass, Mar. 90
The appointment of John J. Nc
Laughry as head football coach
at Amherst College was announced
today. He has been coach at
Union College for three years.
The son of ,Tuss McLaughry.
head coach at Dartmouth, John
succeeds Lloyd P. Jordan, who has
taken a similar post at Harvard.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
Cortez Peters Cuqers Win

Cortez Peters aBusinss School
defeated the Cavaliers, 61-55, in
a basketball game yesterday at
Turner's Arena. q The Cortez
Peters girls won the preliminary
with a 1888 victory over the
Al-Stars. q
Evening star., 1950-03-20
Form SoftboII LEAGUE

Ali teams interested in enter
ing in the Greenbelt Recreation
Night Softball League should dial
Sam Fox. Greenbelt 2726. A
meeting. of all teams will be held
by April /. 2.
Evening star., 1950-03-20


the st. Louis Browns to an American League
pennant-and be fired less than two years
later.
Il was sore when got fired" Luke was
saying in the Reds little pressroom here. II
went back home in 1916 and made up my
mind to stick to the rubber business. had
connection with this firm in Alabama and
Ohio, even when 1 was managing, and I'd
decided to give it my full time. But then j..
you know how it is. I broke into baseball at
19-and 81 years later still caught half a
dozen games for the Browns, even as manager.
dn,a,t c1atn of i11ct ilza bat CouIall
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Tigers, d; Mats, |

Totals "a 1918 Totals 80 81 IA
Grounded out for Welteroth in 7th.
Detroit - 900 OO3 010-4
Washington 600 100 O0O-I
Runs-Kel, wertz t2), Mullin, Noren
Errors - Lipon, Kryhoski, E. Robinson,
Robertson. Runs batted in - Stewart,
Groth t2), Kryhoski. Two-base hit-Wertz.
Stolen base = Kryhoski. Double plays -
Dente to Robertson "a, E. Robinson, A.
troit. g.: Washington. 5. Bases on balls
on Scarborough. .: OF Trucks, .; off
Weiteroth, ]; of Houtteman, j of Mar
innings; off Trucks. 4 in Innings off
Welteroth in 8 innings. Hit by pitcher
By Houtteman {GrasSo). Winning pitcher
Umpires Messrs. Hurley and Grieve
Time of game-1:5s. 1856.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
The Leaders.
West Fights Aneott Again

BALTIMORE, Mar. 20 R.-
Sammy Angott and Sonny Boy
West meet tonight in return
fight at the Coliseum. They drew
in a bout here in January.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
WIN Lose, or Draw
Death of q Salesman
By FRANCIS STANN
Stor Stoff Correspondent

TAMPA, Fla, Mar 20-Luke Sewel is such coureously
quiet personality that it's hard to associate the
of the Cincinnati Reds with the spectacular only
Luke the only big league catcher receive three no
Evening star., 1950-03-20

(See TRAINING CAMPS, A-16
Evening star., 1950-09-28
HoUSES-SALE-MD. Cont

BRADLEY BLVD, new brick rambler
located on good-sized wooded lot. in
desirable area. Consists of lge, liv-
ing-dining rm. combination. kit,
space for recreation rm: Garage and
pull down stairway to large storage
attic. Priced at $2S,300; ewes. WI
SAMUEL E. BoGLEY. INC, WI. 1920
BRICK CoLONIAL-side hall plan,
20-ft., liv., rm. with fireplace, din.
nm, beautiful kitchen with ample
well Well prooortioned bed bedrms. Ea''a and bath
on 2nd floor, full basement, gas
a.-c.h., level exit to rear yard. This
home is not completed and pur-
chaser would have choice of decroa-
tions; kitchen linoleum. ETC.; well
ave. busline. Priced at S19,950, AZ
FTRsT-FLooR BEDRooM and full
bath. New brick in convenient Sec
ton of Silver Spring. Lovely liv.
room with wood burning fireplace.
guest, size din; rm.,, equipped Kitchen
with breakfast nook, good sized bed
rm. and full tiled bath on 1st floor;
3 large bedrms. and bath up; full
basement, gas a.-c.h. Price, S21 800.
DE LUKE BUNGALOW-Brick and
rm. with fireplace, exceptionally lge.
din. rm., modern equipped kitchen,
2 twin sized bedrooms and full tiled
bath on LIST floor; stairway to ex-
pandable attic, full basement, paneled
recreation room. oil h-w.h., slate
roof. built-in garage. This home is
perfect for the marty wishing to
change to a smaller house without
sacrificing in the size of the the
rooms. Very conveniently located In
Dental areas but within walking
distance of all conveniences. Priced
at S24 $50. WOOD-CONLEY CO.,
Realtors; $40 Georgia ave, 81.
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VIERS MILL

Located blk. from shopping center.
transp; at door; lge. corner lot; as
sumo G1 loan; payments only $64
per mo. For further information call
BULGE & BOWLBY
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ALL 1T NEEDS
L. s&4la na:4
$8,99O-GI
$3.50 Down

Inc. Settlement Charges
Approx. $3.50 per mo- including
taxes and inS. to qualified vet.
2-bedroom bungalow with large liv-
ing room, picture window; equipped
wooded lot: Just 2 blks. from ele-
mentary school; subject to VA ap-
proyal. Call Mr.. Gordon, LO
5-S7o5 ewes.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.-152O K ST. NV.
MA. 5005
Evening star., 1950-09-28
PRICED RIGHT

Six-room semidetached brick in ex-
cellent condition; three bedrooms;
recreation room; / " baths; oil heat;
lovely yard and porch; only S13,650.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-0040.
Evening star., 1950-09-28
SILVER SPRING
NEW BRICK RAMBLER

507 GRANVILLE DRIVE
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, l TO 8
Liv rm. with flrepl. 3 bedrms., din
rm., mod. kit, tiled bath, copper
plumbing and suffering, h.-w. floors,
tered ceiling, lavatory, laund. tubs
gas a.-c. heat, outlet to built in
garage l2x27; terms.
Directions: Out ColeSville I'd. to Sligo
Creek pkwy.. north and follow ar
rows. ROBERTS E. LATIMER
Builder. GE. 1870; ewes. and Sunday,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
SHANNON AN. 81, e & i LUCHs co
1905 H st. NV. Ma. 2345
"GARDEN LOVERS"

Should inspect this prewar-built, det.
brick home, located in the palisades
section of the District, Just south
OF Macarthur blvd, surrounded b,
excellent homes, A det. brick homt
with s rms, tile bath. slate roof
Priced for quick sale and unusually
good financing can be arranged; va.
cant. Call ME. 1143 until pm,
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor
COLORED - HOLMEAD PLACE -
Home with 2 complete apts.- pvt,
bath; in fine cond.; S12,500; reas.
cash. JAMES s. WILDER, GE. 1916
It'll 9. -2S
coLoREp-coRNER e14 TAYLOR
en- Basement. oil fRs' Reat porehes ,orch str ant
garage; low down payment ane
terms; Il. 3-4779. JET REALTY
coLoRES-G1RARD 81 f1aSG ST.. near f9t1
kitehene baths 0fsk bstin h0me gsrage
$4,000 down: CONGRESS REALTY
CoIoREDEs1s R. 1. AVE. NV
LOUIS RUDDEN. Elk. 5707.
CoLORED-I3th ST. NV, on the
PsFsge PsFaget qf5s P2cs odS 81 beat below SQtla the
market, See it BY sppt. Call CITY
RGALTY Re ix9a Mrs. Dousherty' RE. o7o3'
coIoREb2eooo BLOCK 1st ST.
Terms. Iouis eTf RGbDEN Pa5b 1l * Rs 59o7 Esss
4TH AND INGRAHAM-
Semidet. brick; 6 rms, modern bath
and kit: rec. rm. in bsmt.; rear
screened porches; deep yard; garage;
priced $15,750. To inspect, call
RALPH D. COIN, Elk. 5705, 81.
CoLoRED-MAY BE ARRANGED In
4 apts.; 3 stories, 8 baths; low down
payment: may be seen only by ap-
pointment. Call IA. 1888. 80
COLORED-14S2 MERIDIAN PLACE
N.W.-Choice location, Just of 18th
ST.; clean and very solid row brick;
7 rms. 2 baths; full basement; new
oil burner; new gas hot-water heat
er; approved for CT financing; real
vited. Ewes, call OF. S5S5. FRANK
S. PHILLIPS. DI. l411.
OLORED-IMMED. OCCUPANCY
Vic. 7th and Upshur; 6 rms. brick,
ts1ms bsmt; P9schss; SE s07e eh.-w-h,; s16sa5o' sssso
COLORED-LGE. HOUSE. Petworth
home; income over $500 mo-: also
buyers for contract OF hse; Illness
forces sale. RA. 2261. brokers inv.
COLORED-NEAR Sd AND UPSHUR
sts. Priced S13,500. Semidetached;
s rms. bsmt.. nice yard. garage;
well-built brick. Very clean. Small
aeWI dewn paymnssntt' ymnsntt' easy terms. ST.
BRETTERMAN REALTY co.
Il
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S2b, ,5UO
STONE HOUSE

custom. bull, Beautiful living room
with fireplace, full dining room. ele-
CANT kitchen with everything, 2
lovely bedrooms and Hollywood tile
bath. recreation room with stone
fireplace. equipped bar with running
utility room. built in garage. screened
side porch; lovely shaded lot with
stone barbecue pit; heavy slate roof
Truly a quality built house with pic.
ture windows and natural oak trim
roughed-in plumbing and floored
Truly the best value we know oi
today. Call Mr.. Stup. Ia. 1904 with
PPTTZTTT DJ ann OQ
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$25,5O0
STOP LOOKING!
SEE THIS
BRICK COLONIAL;

BNICh COIONIAI
POWDER ROOM 1st FL.
8 bedrms. on End fl, open
porch off lge. liv. rm. with
fireplace, guest size din. rm.,
rm. in kit. for breakfast
table, full bsmt. with outside
entrance; on corner lot; lge
tree. Priced at $18,950. Call
SH. 8010.
MONTGOMERY
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$10,950
81. 900 DOWN

row brick; full English bsmt., coal
h.-w.h.; home in good condition; ];
small monthly payments; possession.
Call Mr.. Weiss (eves., 10. 2-576O
or TU, 4036).
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.
COLORED, NE.
7 ROOMS, 2 BATHS
small, DOWN PYMT

Mod. corner brick; concrete front
porch, lily. rm.. din; rm.. spacious
End a.; finished attic with 4th bed
rm.; finished rec. room with bath
and kit; oil heat; built-in garage;
deep, level lot. Call Mr.. Weiss
(eves., 10. 2-5760 or TU. 4036).
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co.
Evening star., 1950-09-28
S16.50O

A lovely, two-story, prewar home;
living room with fireplace, full din
ing room. kitchen, two spacious bed
rooms. full basement, two-car ga
rage fitted into workshop with heat.
location: lot, 50x150. Call SH. S01S
till 8 pm.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT INSURANCE co.
Evening star., 1950-09-28
SILVER SPRING

04' H1G b1 1C11N0
Beautiful, detached brick home of 6
lovely rooms; 1st floor. powder room.
spacious liv. rm. with fireplace, full
size dining rm., kit. with built in
breakfast nook, very large rec rm.
with bar, large side screened porch;
large level lot, and truly lovely
neighborhood almost new; owner
leaving town: real bargain at
SCI 800. To see, call MR.. GINNETTI,
RE. 1858 or WO. 1866 evenings.
Evening star., 1950-09-28

3 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
prewar home in immaculate cond.;
y acre OF ground; . bedrms., tile
bath. 1st fh; also liv. rm. with fire.
pace, din. rm., kit, lge. screened
porch; End a., ] lge. bedrm. and
tile bath; full bsmt.: gar; deep
freeze, Bendix washer. auto. heat;
nr. bus, school and shop. LO.
5-110h; eyes OlYmpic $3.50 -2S
Evening star., 1950-09-28
23Z1 "a. ave. Sc, LU. 4-UU4U. .
"a 05O-S1 600 DOWN

30, b,J0U-SI, ,UUU DOWN
Nice. frame house: 6 lge. rms. and
rms, gas heat, porches; house in
clean cond. Phone Ii. 7-S357 til
8 pm.
ANNENBERG REALTY