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Evening star., 1950-12-17
Fuks and Azn Lead Warriors 96-to88 Victory Over Caps
Wml Lose, or Draw
BY FRANCIS sTANN

recent Presidential Cup football between Georgia and
Texas A & NJ and whstood $4,000 loss with smiles Not
Evening star., 1950-12-17

(See CHANDLER, Page B-3.)
Evening star., 1950-12-17

(See CAPS, Page BAD
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Continued on Page B-5. Col. -
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-01
WhatZit Passes Over Anchorage

ANCHORAGE, (P)-A brilliant flash, visible in such widely scat tered places as Kodiak and Fair banks, lighted Alaskan skies last night.
 By consensus, it was a meteor although there were unverified re- ports that anti-aircraft batteries opened fire on the object as it whizzed over Anchorage.
 The flaming streak was report ed over a 5OO-mile course extend ing from Kodiak in the Gulf of Alaska to inland Fairbanks. It also was visible from Seward, Portage and Skwentna.
 Security agents immediately be- gan questioning witnesses here where the visitation caused start led residents to jam telephone ex- changes in inquiry.
 The snoWclad sides of Mount Illiamna were clearly visible from Kenai, 70 miles away, as the ob- ject-described as bright, bluish and of growing intensity"-streak- ed over the peninsula few min u;es before p.m., local time.
 Reeve Airways pilot C. c. Kelly, approaching an airfield eight miles southwest of here, said the object was directly overhead, trav- cling at 1000 miles an hour and increasing in intensity until it was blinding to look at. Then he said it exploded and vanished to the northeast.
 Other observers said it was ex- tremelv high and seemed tc rise vertically or iagonally to the northeast.
 Many observers said the flash was followed by a rumbling sim liar Q thunder. The weather bur- eau said the gaseous material of a
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-01
Study Use Of
 Radio In War

WASHINGTON, (P)-The gov- ernment is conducting series of secret experiments aimed at de- veloping new wartime uses for ra- dio.
 This was disclosed in a guarded announcement by the Federal Communications Com m i s n which said tn the EGG, the de- fense department and the radio industry are cooperating in the venture.
 The announcement said these groups are studying the use of radio in the event of war; in con- nection with this study, experi- ments are being conducted with new uses for radio"
 The commission indicated that it had made the disclosure only to explain why issuance of permits for some new radio experiments will not be announced according to usual custom.
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-01
Statehood Bill Blocked In Senate By Opponents

Continued from Page One) those who favor civil rights legis- lation.
 The same fight, Lucas added, also has blocked a controversial railway labor bill. This measure seeks to allow the union shop and "checkoff" payment of union dues in the railway industry. Senator Jenner R.-IndD wants it to carry "fair employment practices" amendment which the southern group opposes vigorously.
 After four days of debate, the issues have become enmeshed in this parliamentary snarlup:
 1. The Senate can't proceed to vote on the Alaskan statehood bill without an impossible-to- get unan- imous agreement to sidetrack the railway labor bill.
 2. It can't go ahead with the la Dor bill without unanimous ap- proval-almost equally difficult to sidetrack pending motion to vote on statehood for Alaska.
 Action on similar bill for Ha( waii hinges on the fate of the Alaskan measure. Both have been approved by the House.
 After three days of treadmill debate, Democratic leaders Lucas informed reporters yesterday that unless a voting agreement can be reached by Monday he will with draw his motion to take up the measure. And he indicated very plainly that he foresees no such agreement.
 Senator OMahoney D.-WyoO, floor manager for the bill. took a similar view.
 After moves failed to set a vot- ing time either tomorrow or Mon day, Lucas said:
 Well let the boys talk tomor- row, then set the statehood bill aside and take up rent control if
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-01

we still don't have an agreement to let the statehood come to a vote"
 The Alaska bill has never off cially been before the Senate for consideration, although both it and the Hawaii measure cleared the House early this year. Since Tues day, the debate has been based on Lucas motion to bring it up. Even if the motion prevailed. the bill itself would be subject to unlim- ited talk.
 OlMahoney appraised the situa- ton in the Senate as "a full scale .filibuster."
 Senator Hoey demanded in a speech that packers of the bill work thei fright for it Gin the in teersts of national unity"
 In light of developments in Ko- req, he said, "Unity is supreme need. We should not take up this controversial matter now"
 Hoey said he opposes granting statehood to any area not contig uous to the United States and con- tended Alaskans themselves are far from overwhelmingly in favor of becoming a state.
 Taxes of Alaska communities already are high and would dou- ble under statehood, he said, as serting many people in the Terri tory want to continue Territorial status on that account.
 Senator Saltonstall R.-MassD announced in the Senate he will vote against the proposal to take up the statehood issue ahead of the pending bill proposing to author ize union shop agreements and '(check-off" payment of union dues in the railway industry.
 He said he would vote against the motion because "the Senate should keep the commitment it made last September" to vote on the railway bill, and disclaimed any purpose of delaying the statehood bills.
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-01
MORE NEW BOOKS AT THE LIBRARY

The K. K. Library is in receipt of more new books to help take care of the winter reading needs of the public.
 Included in this weeks ship ment are Presidents who have known me-" Allen; "Piney" by Ball: "The Disenchanted," by Schulberg; "Mingo Dabney," by Street; fl Wagons Vest" by Watt; ."Rivers to the Vest" by Jenn- ings! "The Adventurer," by Wal tari, and for the children who like "Oz" books, "The Wishing Horse of o."
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-01

legal Blanks at The Nugget office
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-10-21

loop in the series. We would like
to make il clear, here and now.
SO far as we are concerned the
best teams, finished first in both
the National and American Lea
CUES. We don't give a "whoop-
de-do', what the form PLAYERS.
gallery experts and others nave
TO say.
Teams are Judged by their wear
ly performances. including their
standing at the end of the sea-
son. Brooklyn finished a close
second, so did our Detroit Tigers.
But, finishing second does not
carry with it. honors bes Dyed up-
on the team that finishes first
Thus, the team or teams. ending
the regular playing season in first
place, are pennant winners. the
best teams in the league.
OF course, the teams did not
finish in either league as This
columnist chose them before the
first balls were pitched in the wo
major leagues. We arnt backing
down on what we wrote back in
the first week of April. We will
reprint them for information to
those who either have forgotten
or didn't read our edition.
Most guys who make choices.
and have them nullified by vari-
Gus performance of the teams in
the majors, fail to recapitulate
once the season is complete. and
they find that they were not "on
the ball We're different. and
also human. Thus. our poor Sc
lections will be reprinted.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-10-21

If the eight-round semi-final.
Toe Cara and Don Jones have
been remafched to continue
i;stic feud that began three
years ago in amateurs.
King. who will be making his
detroit debut against Jones, is not
exactly newcomer to local
fight fans, many of whom nave
seen the formidable Philadelphia
win several good fights on tele-
vision In addition to being rank
cd second leading lightweight
challenger freddie Dawson of
Chicago is firsD, King also holds
the British Empire 135-lb. title.
KinL has beaten Aldo Minelli.
Alfredo Prada, George Dunn,
and others this year.
Harold (Babyface) Jones has
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-10-21
Florida Rattlers
Take Fifth Straight

TALLAHASSEE, Fla Coach
Gathers Rattlers continued to-
ward the mythical unbeaten
crown in football Saturday as
they registered their fifth straight
win, trouncing the once-powerful
Morris Brown eleven, 900.
Gathers teams usually figure
in the national rating Of the
mythical teams every year and
are off to brilliant start, having
defeated five Of the strongest
teams in the nation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-10-21

Averages, that almost caught
up with the youngsters from the
City of Brotherly Love-finally
caught them in the showdown
with the greatest team in baseball
the New York Yankees.
Four straight. was the way that
tie Yankees felt about the whole
situation. Despite brilliant pitch
ing, on the part of Eddie Sawyer's
young fighters, the Old Pros
proved beyond doubt of adoubt
that experience usually pays off.
when the chips are down."
Casey Siengel's Yanks ac-
complished a feat heretofore
performed only nine (9) times
In the history of Americas
greatest pasfime. They won the
World Series in four STRAIGHT
filfs. Of the nine times. so re.
corded. the Yankees have been
visitors six times. They lead
all teams in both leagues in
winning of pennanfs as well as
World Series.
Many experts are now saving
that Brooklyn had the best team
in the National League in 1850
and should have represented their
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-10-21
Lion Recruit Views
Gotham First Time

Thurman McGraw. recruit tao
kle with the Detroit Lions from
Colorado A and M, believes New
York City has a bright future.
A native of Paonia, Colo, Nc
Graw made his first trip to big
town with the Lions. En- route
from the hotel to the Polo
Grounds to oppose New York's
Yanks, McGraw on viewing
heavy road and bridge construc-
ton dryly remarked. 'Thisu be
quite a town when they get IT
finished"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-10-21
British Champ Fights
H. Jones at Olympia

double incentive for victory over
King. First, he wants to whip the
classy Canadian Negro because it
will automatically elevate him
from No. z to No. ranking chal-
lenger in his division. And Sec
ond, Babyface knows he must de-
feat King to get a crack at light
weight ruler Ike Williams in a
It'll fight at Olympia within 60
days"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-10-21

MONTGOMERY, Ala. - Ala
bama State cashed in on two Of
an even dozen fumbles made by
Morehouse here Saturday to edge
the fighting Atlanta eleven 81
in a ragged football game high
lighted by smashing line play on
both sides.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-10-21
Rams Ram
Lions Hard;
80 to %

"voo-oo' could easily be at
tIibuted to the failure Of the De-
troit Lions to gain a single vic
tory over the Los Angeles Rams
ddring the past ten games. in
Guiding the 1923 thriller they
dropped Il Briggs Stadium Sun
day.
Leading the Rams by one
point. Bob Waferfield. veteran
quarterback of the Rams. en-
tered the game with SIS seconds
left and kicked the field goal
that gave the Rams two point
victory over a hard-fighfing
Lion team.
Van Brocklin, the former Ore.
eon quarterback, hit his receivers
we'll for the most part, but was
'hrottled most of the game by
a tight defense put up by the
Lions.
V. T. Smith, veteran end of the
Rams, and Glenn Davis, former
All-American at Army, aided and
abetted by several other Rams.
led the West Coast team attack.
Doak Walker was probably the
Lions most outstanding player
on offense, with Les Bingaman
deserving the defensive honors.
Paul Tank" Younger, former
urambling College great, although
injured earlier in the season, per
formed well, along with three
o.ner sepia players on the Rams.
"oodley Lewis, back, and for
,ner Oregon player, along with
brocklln, Harry Thompson, 225
pound guard, who played his col
,eglate ball at UCLA, and Bob
BOYD, end, who starred at Loyola.
incidentally, it was the Rams
second win of the season.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-10-21
karza, Don Jones
Set For Eight Rounds

Harold (Babyface) Jones, of Lincoln Park, and Ar
hur King of Toronto and Philadelpha-wo of the ma
cons best eghts-cash in the ten-round feature
ttracton of promoter Nick Londes international
Poxing Club fight card at Olympia, Wednesday, Oct 25h
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-10-21
Sports Roundup
BY Mace Wentworth

Whizz Kids! ~ ~
It's too late to bet your bottom dollar as the Yankees
have cited Phls-subdued same
Evening star., 1950-12-10
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BANNOCKBURN-Member will sell
ler at 40fo discount. TIE. s2O2.
BETHESDA-Moder brick home with
. bedrms. and bath on End floor.
Liv; rm.,, din. rm., den on 1st f.;
In favored loo, s1s,5oo. WI. 7545.
Bethesda Just listed detached
brick home of prewar construction
and in immaculate condition. Liv.
rm. with firepl., den and modern kit,
1st A.; 3 excellent bedrms. and bath
on md f.; stairs to storage attic;
2-car garage. Exceptionally large
well-landscaped lot. Near schools
and transp. To inspect, call OR.
004s till pm. REALTY BROKERS,
INC; 55o6 Conn. ave.
BETHESDA-New S': brick Cape Cod,
ing rm., good-sized kitchen, 2
bedrms. and bath, porch on 1st
floor End floor, plastered with
plumbing and heat installed. Suit
able for 2 additional large bedrms. ..
full basement gas &C heat. level
$40 saa5 500: EARL T; WRIGHT. wi.
CHEVY CHASE. cfIsis MD.MIst osiSi Offering Of
this lovely 2-yr. .-old Diet. brick home,
located between Conn. and Wis
ayes, within walking distance of
all schools. 6 nice rms, 21a baths
Gst fl. powder rmO; recr rm.;
lge. screened porch; garage; gas
heat. Truly quality construction
Nice level lot with fenced rear yd
Army officer transferred. Must sell
So act fast; S26,95o. CAL ~.
caRPo1r KNo1Js-onen Sat erd
Sun. . to dark; 1923 Douglas ave,
brick rambler. 3 bedrms.. liv. rm.
with firepl.. full bsmt. Out Ga
ave. to Dexter. left on Dexter l
blk. then right on Douglas to house.
MODERN REALTY CO., SH. 0627,
CoLEsvILLE PIKE-on 1 acre, re-
Gently remodeled 6-rm. m.-and-bath
home. A bargain at S11,950, on
spg1N ys5y peaa4y terms SANDY
kRNsfNaToN, 1GS AsRs9a s4Sl s17. 5oo-charmins
Of old Kensington; 5 large bedrms.
large kit. pantry dining rm.. liv
rm. with firepl.; oil h-w.h.; 2-caI
garage; link-fenced level lot; walk
to schools. shopping. bank. etc; con-
venient financing arranged. HUG
GINS g. HARRISON, INC. Realtors
Lo. 5-2s0O; eyes,, LO. 5-O593.
Mr.. MASS. AVE. EXT; 10-rm. frame
house with 2 baths. enclosed porch.
oil heat. lot 69x175; $13.S50
$4,000 down. bal. $50 mo. MRS
BURGESS. Realtor. 61o9 Broad st.
wa ~SoSs
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Burnt Mills Village

424 North West DIR. 1st showing.
Attractive custom-built new brick
rambler with stone archway en-
trance. 8 rms. tile bath. shower:
liv. I'm. 13x22 with picture window: !:
stone fireplace and knotty pine
paneling and book shelves; beautiful
den 11'4"x23' of knotty pine; mod
ern kitchen. Frigidaire, elec. stove
and ice box: aluminium tile walls.
Kitchen-Craft cabinets; exhaust fan
and rubber-tiled floor. Master bed
rm. has . lge. closets, / cedar
lined; furred walls; combination
aluminium storm sash and screens.
Insulated attic. Oil air-conditioned
heat. Attrac. recreation rm. Of
knotty pine with fireplace. bar and
Kentile floor. Full bsmt.; lavatory:
porcelain stationary tub. Lge.
built-in garage with overhead door.
COPPER cutters. downspouts. Land
scaped lot 100x121 with side stone
wall and black top driveway. To
inspect: Out Colesville rd l mile
past Four Corners. turn left into
Burnt Mills Village; 4th home on
right. Open l to 8 pm. WILLIAM
R; THoRoWGooD, owner. DE,
021T IN
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Chevy Chase. Md.
KENILWORTH DRIVE

10s
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
HILLCREST

Frame bungalow on large lot. Has 8
bedrmS. and tile bath, oil heat.
Nicely located in desirable section.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-0040
Evening star., 1950-12-10
Attention Non-Veterans
S1325 DOWN

Attention Non-VeteranS
$1,325 DOWN
New 2-story modern brick home, at
tached; right, over District line s.e.;
3 bedrms., tile bath, modern. equip
kitchen. and full bsmt. Call OR
1883 between 10 pm. 10
CoLoRED1l7OO D ST. s.E;-semi-
saR;poESoysd aR;oS.nsi IsI rental $ls5 per mo- mo; !
II sarn: st. ! RoIANp Q " gsAE = LoUDEN. II9Is i
COLORED-i8th ST. s.E.-one blk
from Barney Circle-Lge. semtdet
5rick home; rms. and bath. with
2-rm. apt. in basement: oil heat
I5oRT soHTHggashh g9tsh REaI%Y EFeaaIs%13Yaolyo Eyo priced
pennsylvania ave. Sc. LII. $4,000
COLORED-NEAR 18th AND KEN.
TUCKY .AVE.-Row brick; 6 rms.
bath, full bsmt., front porch: SO.
$50, $1,000 down. HARTMAN
COLORED-a3S 10th ST. ST. Sc; va.
cant-S rms. fr and rear porches,
new house condition: reas. dowr
pymt: Shown by appt. only. Sun.
NO. 5s6S; weekdays. RE. 0657.
COLORED-2216 SHANNON PL, S.E
- rms. all mod. imp; reas. dowr
No. 5s6s; weekdays. RE. o557' uN
COLoRED-7e9 18th ST. S.E.-va.
cant; S1O0 down. Sun. NO. 1865
weekdays, RE 0E57
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NON-VETS
Down PAYMENTS From S750

Down Payments From $3.50
bungalows. full base
ments; lge. equipped kits: situated
shopping and schools. Settlement
charges only S65; monthly pymts.,
S5946 to S69 .46. Immed pos
session; in by Christmas Call SH.
6763.
Colonial Investment Co.
MD OFFICE
dnn Cop,nSon pd
Evening star., 1950-12-10
WASHINGTON GROVE.

4-room bungalow. modern in every
respect, open fireplace. large lot.
rich garden; S12,5 500; vacant; nicely
financed.
Evening star., 1950-12-10
BETHESDA AREA

7-Room Brick on 1a Acre
In Locust Hills. built by Edison Briggs.
this beautiful prewar home offers
cherm ana AVaolllIy IN an exclusive
completely modernized kitchen, rec
reation room with bar, three bed
rooms. two baths: outdoor barbecue
fireplace, etc; can be bought right.
First trust, 100000 at 4la3s. To
inspect call WO. 5576.
German P. Young. DE. 4444
Evening star., 1950-12-10
CHEVY CHASE AREA

Rosemary Hills-New 3-bedroom de-
tached homes, with living room,
fireplace, dining room, powder room
and kitchen on 1st floor; full base
ment; brick and frame construction;
6 homes are in process of compile
ton NOW; priced at S1S.950, with
1000 cash necessary. Call MI.
Rhodes. RA. 1899. or LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER. 17l9 K st. NV, MA.
Evening star., 1950-12-10
XMAS DISCOUNT

Move her into a cute Cape Cod style
semi-bungalow in best residential
sect, Silver Spring; guarantee pos
sess. before Xmas. 8 rms. auto.
yard; price, S1S.450: good terms,
Owner will accept S16,950 II sold
before Dec. 15. Inspect any time by
appt. Call Mr.. Glennon Sun, EN-.
6472, with DIXIE REALTY CO.
CONTINUED on Next Page)
Evening star., 1950-12-10
BUCHANAN ST. NE.

Vacant. open Sun, l:30 to 5. 2903
Carlton Storm. brick, oil heat,
gar, storm wind; 1la baths: firepl.
Out Rhode Island ave. to S. DAKOTA,
2 blks. to r. Easy terms. STEELE,
RE O4a3. EN-. 0303
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SILVER SPRING

OPEN l-5
613 Ritchie ave.-Old home on "a
pantry. I bedrms.. sleeping porch
and bath; 3 porches; close in; va
cant; S12.500; needs some repairs.
Directions: Out Piney Branch rd., 2
blks. beyond new jr. high school,.
hlsnfsustR9.wSiRia1Ahs. lsfs e SRsan sSp''' 3D. 1854
Evening star., 1950-12-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

WHITE PLAINS. Md, Route 3O1-
S-room dwelling. baths; power
line; suitable 2-family occupancy or
highway acreage available. LEONARD
SNIDER, La Plata. Md.
COLORED-SHADY SIDE, MD, on
West River-6 acres, S-room house,
garage, 3 chicken houses. wharf.
MI. 9533,
Evening star., 1950-12-10
305 POPLAR AVE.

Take over GI financing on this .
attic; bsmt.. oil heat, storm win
dows. fully insulated: level lot en-
HANGED with shrubbery. Asking only
$4,000.
Evening star., 1950-12-10
BETHESDA

This brick home near Naval Hospital
is most unusual buy in this
exclusive area. nice-sized bedrms Il,
and rose-colored tiled bath on End
A.; 20-ft. Ponderosa pine paneled
den; liv. rm. with firepl.; formal
dining rm.; equipped kit. and "a
oil heat connected with attached
garage. Russo screens, Venetian
blinds and wall-to-wall Broadloom
included in price OF S20,950. S13.-
600 1st trust loan to qualified buyer.
$4,000 down handles. Shown BY
appt.
THE BRANT COMPANY
Rhodes at Wilson. ia 4-16OO.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS
351 WILLARD AVE.

This charming Iivaole home
on fenced lot invites your
inspection. Entrance hall, liv.
rm. with fireplace. din. rn..
modern kit. and powder rm.
on 1St floor. 2nd floor has
unusually large master bedrm..
. other bedrms., and tiled
bath. Rec. rm. with fireplace,
gas h.-w.h., and lavatory in
bsmt. This house is brick.
well-constructed. Z yrs. old.
tastefully decorated and in
immaculate condition. 1t is
near D. C. transportation.
schools and shopping. Shown
by appt. only Please call
Mrs. Mead. WO. 4024.
WHITEHALL REALTY co.
Evening star., 1950-12-10

Open Sun, 2-6: excel 4-bedrm. house.
completely modernized; beautifully
Handicapped grounds; walking dis
tance off Conn ave-; liv. rm. with
fireplace, large all-electric kit. and
powder rm. on 1st f.; well priced
and excel financing. Directions:
Drive out Conn. ave. to Kensington
parkway. right 2 blocks TO Kenil-
worth DIR. and right to our open
sign. Call Mr.. Lacaze, RE. 1917
or OIL. 075o.
J. G.. CHATEL
Evening star., 1950-12-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
.NNENBERG REALTY C(

1917 PA. AVE. Sc.
Ii. 1887 TIL 9 PM.
Drive by and compare these excel.
offerings. then call office to in
spect. Please don't bother occu-
pant.
Evening star., 1950-12-10
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

HOOS6S TUX SA6E"S.6.
ANACOSTIA, 1854 v st. s.e.-Semi-
det. corner. brick. 2-family home.
bsmT rms vitP aPd pSf bath entT eaen' o rms IN
garage; S15,75O. HARTMAN REAL
Try, INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
~ LU. 4-3400. LU. 4-3982.
1515 25th ST. Sc, open 1-6 7-rm.
house, good for nursery; except. lge.
lot. Bargain. LU. 4-7230
ANACOSTIA. near 18th and Good
Hope rd.. Sc, Semi-detached brick.
5 rms, tile bath; 2 rms. and bath
in bsmt with pvt. entr.; screened
porch; gas heat; deep lot: S11. 800
HARTMAN REALTY. INC. 1345
Good Hope rd. sc. Lu. 4-34oo
ANACOSTIA, near 18th and MINI.
ave-. semidetached brick. rms,
4 bedrms.. 2 tile baths, 2 hreplaces;
rec. rm. chestnut trim; oil h.-w.h.
garage. Priced for quick sale TO
settle an estate. HARTMAN REAL.
TX. INC; 134S Coed Hope I'd. Sc,
Evening star., 1950-12-10
10 DEFENSE HIGHWAY

A California style white masonry
bungalow. surrounded by picket
fence in neighborhood of beautiful
homes; grape arbor and fruit trees.
Make offer,
Evening star., 1950-12-10
HII.I.CREST

Detached brick, 2-story. new bedrm.
and bath on 1st f.. 2 bedrms. and
bath on Ind A.: built-in gar; chance
to choose interior decorations If pur-
chased now. For details and apt. to
inspect call US.
T. D. BURGESS
Evening star., 1950-12-10
313s wEsTovER DR.. Sc.
uTI rD ECT

HILLCREST
Here is gracious living for a family
2-ievei. i0-rm., 3s-bath home; lge'
wooded lot on high elevation over
looking city. $4,000 1rst trust.
Make us offer.
Evening star., 1950-12-10
BOILING FIELD

A-A-A&NN l. 4G4D
And near Naval Research Lab. this
semidetached brick is the best buy
In town 2 bedrooms and bath on
second floor. Living room, dining
room and modern kitchen on the
nrst. Priced to sell this week end at
can own your own home for only
S3, 500 down? For appointment con-
suit Mr.. Nichols, NO. PLY.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, 1Nc-152e x ST. NV.
MA. 5005
Evening star., 1950-12-10
GRIN. DET. BRICK
NEAR AVONDALE

Open Sunday, 2 to 6
1920 21st st-Only one block over
District line is this lovely individual
Colonial brick home. Featuring 8
large rms, flrepl. sun. porch, Kit;
bsmt., level fenced lot. awnings and
storm windows; l blk. to bus terminal
and shopping center. Priced S21 $50,
with a moderate down payment.
Dir: Out Michigan ave. to DISTRICT
line, turn right on 21st street l blk.
after passing Eastern ave. Call Mr..
Stover.
CAMPANELLA g. CO.
EX. Alb. Ewes. and Sun, TW, 1910
10
Evening star., 1950-12-10
ASHTON AREA

IL acres and a comfortable 7-rm.
and bath frame house in excel. cond.
Another house of rms. Just COM
pleted; chicken houses; land has
long frontage on paved road: beauti-
ful view. Shown by appt. only.
Priced to sell.
EXCLUSIVE WITH
E. S. PRICE & co.
1901 Ga. ave. LO. 5-1231, 10.
5-0315, or call Mrs. Foucar, Ash
ton 4qRfS