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Evening star., 1951-02-24
In the FuInIng Iomps
Yankees See Star in Rookie, 7o;
Epidemic of Colds Hits Braves

CLEARWATER, Fla.-The Ma
tional League champion Phillies
have a rookie hurler who is the
talk of the training camp. Leo
Christante. righthander, is max
ing Manager Eddie Sawyer watch
and watch closely.
Christante won Is. lost 4 fol-
Utica. N. Y, in the Glass A East
ern League. winning the loops
most valuable player award.
WEST PALM BEACH Fla
The Athletics hoped today that
Dick Fowler's pitching comeback
is the real Mccoy.
Fowler was Sidelined last sea-
son by a bursitus attack in his
pitching arm. He won Is games
in Ig49.
Manager Jimmy Dykes said
Fowler looked good" in his first
workouts.
PALM SPRINGS, Calif.-Trav-
cling Secretary Frank Mcmahon
and four White Sox players are
| fighting off the flu bug.
Pitchers Ken Holcombe and
Harold Brown. running slight
fevers for the second straight day
remained in bed yesterday. Nc
Mahon and two other pitchers
Randy Gumpert and Howie Jud-
son, also had fevers, but preferred
to leave bed.
AVALON, Calf A contingent
of 33 Cubs arrived on Catalina
yesterday and planned light drills
today. =
TUCSON, Ariz.-Early to sign
and early to train is Pitcher Early
Wynn. first Indian regular to join
the rockies who have been train
ing here for a week. Early ar
rived last night. five days early.
In a six-inning rookie intra-
squad game yesterday. two Ohio
farmhands were batting stars.
Catcher Hal Naragon Of Barberton
drove home two runs on three
singles to spark his team to an
81 victory and Mike Lutz of Day.
ton walloped a 400-foot homer,
the only hit winner Sam Jones
gave in three innings.
TAMPA, F1a.-The Reds may be
the surprise team of the 1851 sea-
son. Who says so? Why. Tony
Cuccinello, cigar-smoking Redleg
coach, does. "All we need is some
hitting from our outfielders and
Grady Hatton," .Cuccinello says.
Hatton, third baseman, is the
Reds prime concern in the infield.
The rest of the infield, bolstered
by some fine rookie prospects, is
expected to be okay.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.-Marty
Marion. manager of the Cardinals,
is cycling his rookie pitchers
closely. hoping to develop a few
rugged ones who can 60 the
distance.
He said yesterday he wanted no
hurlers who couldn't take their
regular turns on the mound.
Evening star., 1951-02-24
-AP Photo.

be producing more cars in 1851
than we turned out n 1948-and that
is a lot of cars. Remember that
automobile plants and automobile
workers are being called on-as In
World War Ito do a major jot
in national defense.
In this entire program small busi-
ness will play a very important role
When my associate, Bill Harrison
administrator for defense produc-
tion, told me Of his plans to appoint
an assistant administrator for small!
business, I asked him to be sure tc
get a man who has his heart ir
this cause. He did. The whole
economy has a stake in the welfare
of small business.
List of Contracts Available.
To enable the small manufacturer
to join more fully in the defense
program, National Production Au-
thority's Office of Small Business
makes available regular listing OF
contracts to 5000 co operating
Offices in the country, such as
chambers Of commerce, trade Or
ganizations and the like.
In these places, a manufacturer
can examine the listings and find
out what kind Of sub-contracts OF
prime contracts are available and
whether he has or can develop the
right facilities for them. Gen
Harrison is acting to use small busi-
ness to the fullest practicable extent
Procurement programs are being
examined to determine those item'
particularly adaptable to small bust.
ness. The Defense Production Ad.
ministration is making special pro-
vision to the maximum degree pos
sible for getting materials in shor
supply to small businesses so tina
they may continue to produce.
The Government is giving hell
and encouragement to needed ex
pansion by making loans and b!
providing special tax provisions tt
ease the financial risk of producing
defense goods that may have little
peacetime market.
-. We are pushing on in Other
fields at the same time. Science anc
research developed great weapons
of victory during World War II
The mobilization efforts of science
and research will be centered in ar
advisory committee on defense
scientific research to be created BY
the President. I am confident tina,
the group of scientists, already SCI
up to do this work, will be as sue.
cessful as they have been in thu
past.
-. Now I come to the mos
vexing and most dangerous of al
our domestic problems-inf1ation
If we do not attack imitation or
all fronts, and if all Of our citizens
do not join in this attack, the
country risks great catastrophe.
! If we permit prices to rise, fol-
Evening star., 1951-02-24
Mason-Dixon Journey
Due for Scramble;
Mounts Shade AU

The Mason-Dixon Conference
may not have the class of some of
the senior collegiate basketball
circuits, but the eight teams that
qualify for the tournament March
8, 8, 10 at Catholic University
promise the closest scrap of the
season.
The conference has a new leader
in Mount st. Mary's 69-68 winner
over American University, the de-
Tending champion. last night at
AU, but at least four teams still
are in the running for the top
seeded berth in the championship
event.
Plays Close Rival Tonight.
The Mounts now have a go
conference standing. but tonight
they play Hampden-Sydney, a
team that has won Z and lost
and could take over first place
with victory.
The Mounts have lost to Amer
lean U. and Loyola. Hampden-
Sydney has lots to American U.
and Roanoke. American U. has
lost to Loyola, the Mounts and
Randolph Macon, the last a team
that won't even make the tourna-
ment. Roanoke, with a So record,
has lost to American U. and
Lynchburg. Thus, when you get
them all on a neutral court next
month. anything can happen.
Les Cosgrove scored the Mounts S
last two baskets of the game, the
payoff punch. but 6-foot-5 Gene
Janis was the high point man
with 80, his best night of the sea-
son. on 10 field goals. mostly
tap-ins, and 10 of 16 foul goals.
Sponsler Makes Big Try.
Hal Sponsler tried hard to keep
the Eagles in the conference lead.
He made two foul shots to bring
the Eagles to a 63-all tie and after
Ted Kachnowski scored for the
Mounts, Sponsler tied it again at
65-all on a hookshot.
Cosgrove made it 81 for the
Mounts. Bud DAILY tied it at
67-all, but Cosgrove put the visi-
tors ahead again at 69-67. Sher-
wood Webster drew two free
throws and made the first with
five seconds to 90 tn null within
69-68, but he missed the second.
Evening star., 1951-02-24
Basketball
Continued From Page A-loJ

as Southeastern Conference cham
pion and is prime candidate for
the NIT.
Other leading NIT candidates
are Oklahoma A. &c M; Kansas
State. Cincinnati. LaSalle. Ford
ham, Niagara, Canisius and the
winner of the Ohio Valley Con-
ference tourney. Oklahoma A. &
M. and Kansas State, current Mis-
souri, Valley and Big Seven leaders
also may cinch NCAA bids.
One thing is certain. Neither
champion City College of New
York and runnerup Bradley will
play in the NIT. They also are
very long shots to make the grade
lin the NCAA. where they ended as
champion and runnerup too.
cCNY can hardly be considered
since its roster has been damaged
Iby the bribe scandal. Anyway
the Beavers record, 1877, is moth
ing to write home about.
Bradley Going to Honolulu.
Bradley Stunned the NIT fol
an invitation to play in q Homo
lulu tourney March 1916. The
Bradley players had unanimously
voted earlier in the week net to
come to the Garden again this
season.
Also, the proposed Chicago In
lvitation tournament went by the
boards when Arthur Morse, De-
Paul's athletic director. said suit
able dates at the Chicago Stadium
were not available. This meet
was supposed to run in direct
Opposition to the NIT.
Other possibilities for the Ma
tional Invitation. include Seton
Hall, Princeton, Navy, Holy Cross
Connecticut, Cornell. Colgate,
Washington and jefferson, Day
ton, Baldwin Wallace. Toledo
Lawrence Tech, Hamline, Beloit
Southern California, Washington
and Siena.
Dick Groat, owner of the new
major national season total point
record, scored 20 more to lead
Duke to an 84-72 romp over
North Carolina.
Kentucky whipped Georgia. 88-
Al, for its 95th straight home
floor victory.
Brigham Young Victor.
Brigham Young won No. %, de-
feating Colorado A. and M, 50-45
Texas Christian whipped Southern
Methodist. 64-54, and Texas
downed Baylor. SLAB, in the tight
Southwest Congerence race.
Washington downed Oregon, IT.
68, in a battle of Pacific Coast
Conference Northern leaders, and
Stanford frightened the Pee
Southern race by edging Southern
California, 1871. UCLA drubbed
| California. 1851.
Evening star., 1951-02-24
mccarthy Asks Custer
|Of Entire YuItu Crowd
BY the Assoeioied Press

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 24.-Sena-
tor Mccarthy. Republican, of Wis
consin said last night in a speech
that Secretary of State Acheson
should resign his post.
Senator Mccarthy, addressing
the Constructors Association of
Western Pennsylvania. said, I'VE
must get rid of the entire Yalta
crowd-those who sold this coun-
try out to Russia-if we are to put
an end to international atheistic
communism.
In press conference preceding
the dinner, Senator Mccarthy con-
tinued his attack on Washington
Columnist Drew Pearson.
Evening star., 1951-02-24
DR.. Fuchs Citizenship
Revoked by Brituin
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Feb. 24.-Dr. Klaus
Fuchs, who is serving a 14-year
prison term for disclosing atomic
secrets to the Russians, now has
lost his British citizenship on dis
loyalty grounds, the official Lon
don Gazette announced last night.
The German-born scientist, who
went to jail last March. received
his British citizenship papers
during World War II. He was
then one of the top atomic scien-
lists at Britain's Harwell Research
Center.
Evening star., 1951-02-24
In the Troinine Comps
BY the Associated Press

PHOENIX, Ariz., Feb. 24.-Man.
ager Casey Stengel and other vet.
Grams in the Yankees Camp arr
predicting a rosy future for l9.
year-old Mickey Mantle, an in.
fielder from the Joplin Glass c
club.
Mantle was a switch hitting
shortstop at Joplin last year ano
hit 1888. He has been working out
at third base, but Stengel thinks
the youngster might eventually
shine in the outfield
vERo BEACH, Fla.-There nc
longer is any mystery in the
Dodgers camp as to what hap
pened to Pitcher Dan Bankhead
The Highlander had been due
to report last Monday and when
he failed to put in an appear
ance, club officials reported the
hurler missing. They had tried
by telegram and telephone to
locate him at his Gonzales, Tex.
home.
Then. last night, Bankheao
reached camp. IIc explained hi
had been held up in Birmingham
Ala, trying to find a place fol
his wife and three children.
SANFORD, Fla.-The Giants
pitching staff, which last season
developed. into one of the most
feared in baseball, is coming alons
with a rush in training.
There was further evidence yes.
terday that Leo Durocher'.
moundsmen are well advanced ir
their conditioning chores. Dur
ing the workout, Jim Hearn, Shell
don Jones and Sal Maglie in par.
ticular had the hitters under con-
troll.
LAKELAND, Fla.-The Tigers
are hopeful that fireballer Virgil
Trucks shoulder spasm is gone
After a 15-minute workout yes
terday the big Highlander hap
PLY reported 1T didn't hurt a
Bit"
The mysterious ailment kept
Trucks out of action for all but
the first six weeks of last season
BRADENTON, Fla.-A mild epi-
demic has hit the Braves train
ing camp and sidelined First Base
man Earl Torgeson and Bob Chip
man, southpaw pitcher. They are
suffering from colds, as are
Pitchers Warren SPAIN, Chet
Nichols and Normie Roy.
SARASOTA. Fla. - With Me-
Parnell, the Red Sox southpaw
pitching ace. agreeing to salary
terms. Outfielder Dom DiMaggio
now is the lone Tom Yawkey
hireling outside the fold.
DiMaggio insists he is not o
holdout. but he has not made any
effort to sign a contract since he
arrived here two days ago. It is
likely that the veteran is await
ing General Manager Joe Cronin's
arrival early next week.
Evening star., 1951-02-24
0'Keefe Heads Pro Cagers
As NorIander Resiqns

Dick OKeere, 27-year-old for
mer Santa Clara and Caps star,
takes over as player coach of the
Washington Chieftains pro bas-
ketball team tomorrow to replace
Johnny Norlander.
The Chiefs tomorrow play the
Brooklyn Dodgers at Turner's
Arena at $3.50 in their first game
under Mckee Pontiac sponsorship
and Norlander is stepping out be-
cause Of his afflliation with an
other auto agency. He was the
first to recommend O'Keefe for the
new coaching assignment.
Evening star., 1951-02-24
MIDGET Mot Match Listed

A midget team match has been
booked as one Of the supporting
attractions on next Wednesday
nights wrestling card at Turner's
Arena. It will send Little Beaver
and Jimmy Roe against Irish
Jackie and Pancho the Bull. Head
ing the program is Gene (Mr.
America) Stanlee against Ali Bey.
Evening star., 1951-02-24
Merrick and Trinidad
Silver Gloves Victors

Merrick Boys Club won the
open team title and Trinidad the
novice title in the Boys Club Sill
yer Gloves boxing tournament
which wound up last night at
Eastern Branch Club.
Club No. 4 was winner of the
Police Boys Club tourney which
also wound up last night with
bouts at No. 4.
Evening star., 1951-02-24

Thousands Of South Africans
have been adopting chameleons
as pets, keeping them in kitchens
to catch flies or to attack insects
on fruit trees in gardens.
Evening star., 1951-02-24
Title Come Tomorrow

The Jewish Community Center
Basketball League will have its
championship game at the center
at 10 am. tomorrow with the
Bernstein Construction Co. team
meeting the Kingsmen.
Evening star., 1951-02-24
q, 900 in Medical Schools

CHICAGO.-More than 25,00C
students are enrolled in medical
schools in the United States. an
! all-time high.
Evening star., 1951-02-24

Light microscopes cannot show
objects less than four r-millionths
Of an inch in size.
Evening star., 1951-02-24
London Takes Soccer Come

Landon Schools soccer team
beat Episcopal High, 2-1, yester-
day at Landon.
Evening star., 1951-02-24

Totals -26 16 6s Totals 271 Is 9,
Evening star., 1951-02-24
College Basketball

BY the Assoeiofed Press
Evening star., 1951-02-24
by me Assoelafsd Press

Partial tert OF last nights radio
speech By Charles Z. Wilson.
director OF the Office OF De-
tense Mobilization:
Evening star., 1951-01-10
S16.85O-VACANT

Mr.. 18th and Kennedy SITS.
Ap unusually comfortable. cheerful,
det. home in that popular cloSe-in
area between 18th and 14th SITS.
Convenient to everything" Large
foyer entrance, spacious living and
dining rms, kit. . pantries and huge
covered porch on 1st A.; 4 biz
bedrms.. and sleeping porch on 2nd
space for rms; slate roof; GAS
HEAT; garage; beautifully land
scaped lot; owner having left the
CITY. has just reduced price for i'm
mediate sale. Call Mr.. Roothby
IeveS: EN-. 334S, THOMAS J.
FISHER q CO., INC, Realtor, DI,
Evening star., 1951-01-10

$11, 500, Silver Spring, Md.
Three-bedrm bungalow: garage; close
in: near bus, shopping and schools:
full bsmt,: oil h.-w.h.; Handicapped
lot, 5Oxe0O.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
Sligo 3O1n Till o PM. III
Evening star., 1951-01-10
PRICE $40 75n

Mr.. Walter Reed Hospital
A splendid semidet. center hall brick
home Just 100 TT. off 10th st. mr.
Rock Greek Park Army Officer
leaving washington has Just placed
this home on the market and ir
our opinion it represents an cx.
cellent value Living rm. with fire.
place, lge. dining rm., Sunrm. OF
den with Southern exposure. kitchen
pantry; 3 large bedrmS. and , tiled
baths on ind A.; semifinished BIRD
fl. into dormitory-type rm. with
storm windows, Venetian blinds. lge.
refgr. and practically new gas range;
gas heat; built-in garage: nice lot;
possession on or about March 15.
Call Mr. Latimer teves EN-. 0170),
THOMAS J. FISHER 81 CO., INC,
Evening star., 1951-01-10
SILVER SPRING
OF FINANCED
WOODSIDE PARK

MUST BE SOLD
Diplomat owner leaving country;
gracious 4-bedrm. home on a wooded
acre in the heart of Silver Sprine;
3 full baths, maids quarters, rec.
rm., built-in garage; make an offer.
Call Mrs Hart. LO. 5-351S. cox
e. CO.. 81. OTIS
Evening star., 1951-01-10
HEvY CHASE. DC 800

This comfortable all-on- one floor
residence has inviting living and
dining rms, kitchen. , baths. and
3 bedrms. or . bedrms. and Gen.
Gooo attic storage space. ventilat-
ing fan, storm windows. huge base
ment, h.-w. heat with oil. dee. ga
rage. Just 3 blocks from public
and parochial schools. To see this
home call WO. 23Ou. ONCE open
Until Q, EDW. H. JONES g. CO.
INC Chevy Chase ID c II
Evening star., 1951-01-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

ANACoSTIA. 1454 v st. s.e.-Semi-
det. corner brick 2-family home, 3
rooms and bath each. and 2 rooms
in bsmt. with private entrance. ga
rage; vacant. HARTMAN REALTY.
NC l345 Good Hone I'd. Sc. LU,
BRANCH AVE. EXTENDED, near
Camp Springs-Det. stone and-brick
bungalow 8 rooms. 3 bedrooms. lst
fl: expansion attic. 35ft. clubroom,
81 81 app hTe only sarfGs HGHR4MAsS sss REa1FY sEs HSt
nc. 1886 Good Hope I'd. Sc, LU,
FAIRLAWN VILLAGE - First time
ever offered for. sale; Lovely semidet,
over: attractive recreation room.
auto. heat. nice yard; terms II de-
sired Inspect any time. ALDRE,
INC; Lu 4-o747. or ewes, LU.
HiLIcREsT AREA, overlooking the
city; new det. brick home; large 1st-
rm. with firepl., double size din
rm;, extra large fully equip. kit;
and and m bss bsh u6Ssaay dGSnf 'ss afse efa1ms
yard; only S1a.5O0 for Immediate
sale Call ALDRE. INC, LU. 4-O747
4 A,oa of ewes, crITR.1I LT 4-64a3. ayr can.to,
Hslshsts1s sso!ss ans apt fS' fsssss ssS
HARTMAN REALTY. INC. 1345
Good Hone Hope I'd. Sc. IU. 4-34oo.
FRAME BLDG, 15xas #, finished in
eRssfs eloset sars Mnst be rms, moved 3an rom its
present location. Suitable for tourist
cabin Office. or homa. Price 81 500.
.Cen WO. Sa25 after pm; Ill
2-STORY. semidetached brick home
on oTcovs 4st St SeLyins Ss51on. 59om dining ling
tiled bath; built in. l947 and in
loan. approximately $4,000 cash
needed Call Mr.. Dodge. ir., With
.ves', WsAVoR 6R. saeeS snSs'' INC Dl, $500
NEW BRICK HoME-six spacious
rooms, three bedrooms. ~ baths.
bright basement under entire house
with outside entrance, beautiful
kitchen. large lot; immediate pos
terms. Trades considered. Inspection
CLARK, GE. 9O11 or DI. 3346. -12
T. d. BURGESS OFFERS. near the
Census Bureau. a newly deco. 6-rm.
Cape Code bungalow; has large com.
full bsmt': the lot is level and has
priced reasonable at S11.75O. CT or
conventional financing. For further
r. D: BURGESS OFFERS a very fine
duplex, facing Pa. ave. nr. st,
Francis Parochial School: has "
compl apts., with pvt entrances.
consisting of rms. and bath. each;
also 3 screened porches; oil a.-c.
heat: suitable for professional Offices.
Call VI. -2S02. I'll 8 pm.
T. d. BURGESS offers an at
tractive brick bungalow. just. 3
blkS. over D. C. line; 9 bedrms.. .lge,
expansible attic, firepl, spacious kit,
full bsmt., oil h.-w.h. Tremendous
value. S12,750; excellent financing
ARRANGEMENTS. Call VI. 2s02 It'll y
KENTUCKY AVE. s.E.-Lot. "a IT.
wide. imposing brick. rms, bath.
oil h.-w.h.. cleo, refgr.. Diet. gear
brk. garage: priced to sell quickly.
Ewes. phone Mr.. Sims. FA. 59S7.
L. T. GRAVATTE. Realtor. 1918 K
st. NV, MA. O753.
10th ST. NEAR GOOD HOPE RD.-
Five-rm. bungalow, hardwood floors,
economical heating. Full price, Sl5.-
$50. $1,000 cash, $50 per month.
To inspect, call ROBEY. AK. 1928.
Evening star., 1951-01-10
EXCLUSIVE REALTOR
CHEVY CHASE
CHEVY CHASE

Attractive modern brick Colonial.
living room with fireplace, guest
size dining room. modern kitchen,
den and powder room on 1st floor
three large bedrooms. , baths on
2nd floor; master bedroom opens on
two sundecks: stairway to attic,
attached garage, large corner lot.
Priced under surrounding property.
JOHN F. WILLIAMS
EN-. 6871 GE. 11O8
Evening star., 1951-01-10

1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
COLORED-Special bargain; rms. 9
baths. h.-w h; Al condition: excel
lent for guesthouse: small cash pay
ent. Call MR.. ODUM. RE, 52l6.
Evening star., 1951-01-10
18th AND BUCHANAN-A
pO1I llllFlIt
by OWNER.

ccnd., near 18th St buses and cars.
large hall entrance. . glass-inclosed
porches. full bsmt, gas h--w.h.. gar
Only Sl5,950, small down payment:
Evening star., 1951-01-10
SILVER SPRING

dr. and convenient to everything.
Is nice rms. and bath. full bsmt.
n bath, oil heat, large screened
porch, attached garage; price.
S1S.500.
SILVER SPRING-S22, 500
Outstanding, new brick rambler, on
corner lot. Beautiful liv. rm. with
firepl.. guest-size dining rm.. de
space; 3 really good-sized bedrms.
and tiled bath on 1st A.; pull-down
stairway to storage attic; full hsmt.,
"a bath; outside entrance; price,
SEQ 500.
Wood -Conley Co., Realtors
$40 Ga. Ave, 81. 300 until g..
Evening star., 1951-01-10
5605 COLORADO AVE.
OPEN TODAY To s

Spacious 4-bedrm. det. brick. Liv
rm.. din. rm. and kit. on 1st FIR.
4 bedrms.: . baths, > incl, porche
gar. tile roof. Anchor fence; 100.
IT. total frontage, 40 it. Of which
could accommodate another build
ing. zoned for apt sites. LOUIS
P. SHOEMAKER, 1719 K st. NV,
Evening star., 1951-01-10
"BARNARY WOODS

brick home, facing a Govt. park,
has rms. tile bath, gas &C. heat:
on deep-wooded lot, Just off West
ern ave. Only S19,75O Call ME-
ll43 until Q pm. J. WESLEY
Evening star., 1951-01-10
SHANNON &TuCHS co


1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
COLORED-Special bargain; rms. Q
baths, h.-w,h Al condition; excel
ent. Call Mr.. ODUM. RE, 52l6.
CoLoRED-NEAR 18th AND ALI
SON SITS. NW.-Modern row brick,
7 rooms, bath. side-hall entrance,
gas h-w.h,, approx $4,000 B. and
L. lst. $4,000 cash required. HU.
3313: ewes, 81. 3s2s. Ill
COLORED-BEST FINANCING-For
non; veterans, you can assume a A.,
basement front entrance. oil heat.
immaculate condition. Priced right
with about $4,000 down. ST. 1861.
GE. 1904. BREITERMAN REALTY
IL 1T. Colonial row brick home; six
rms. bath. attic, new furnace. GE
refgr.,- built-in garage. Excellent
value for buyer with large cash down
RayTneesR p r GRAvAfTE Eifi' DfSaf Reaitor rE 1918
COLORED-I625 5th ST. N.W.-1 st
commercial. 5 rms. and bath; priced
at $4,000 for quick sale. WALTER
NJ. BAUMAN. 1927 K st. NV. MA.
COLORED-NR. lath AND s SITS.
N.W.-Sl. 900 to $3.50 down buys
a 4-bedrm. row brick. Liv,- rm.. din.
rm., extra lge. kit, bath. English
bsmt, Gas heat Large yard. Only
cves TIA. 2040. SAMUEL C. REY-
NOLDS 30G5 Ga. ave. NV. IL
CoLORED-S0O BLK. TAYLOR ST.
.-Vacant-Large semidet. brick
LIST fl. has spacious liv. rm.. extra
sunny bay windows: wide hall 70
bedrms. and bath: fioored attic
with det. gar. and fruit trees, very
home home for F0d 81 500 500 cash I V and 'a balance nee
in one trust Mrs. Thompson. RA
O5?s. NO. noO6 LEATH Il ASH
LEY. INC. Ma 6464. TIE. 6255.
COLORED-TAYLOR ST. NR. 18th
Large tapestry brick: beautiful living
room and dining room; very modern
kitchen. concrete front porch; up,
stairs. 3 bedrooms . inclosed
porches; full basement with extra
bedroom and full bath: detached
garage; excellent condition For ap-
THOMPSON. s RA. 05ss No. o00S. iS.
LEATH & ASHLEY. INC. MA. 6464
COLORED-VACANT Petworth. 4122
Sth st. n.w,-Six large rms: all mod
ern; full bsmt.: porches: nice lot;
priced for quick sale; only 81 500
down. THACKER REALTY CO.. ST.
7139. DE 62G0. -12
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CHEVY CHASE .. c.

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
A 1-fioor home containing liv. rm..
waking Val distance DIST n to Blessed sscra-
ment and Lafayette Schools. Garage
Price S215 500.
NNEz cUsHARD, Realtor. OR. 1892