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Evening star., 1951-09-04
Thistle Glass Boat Wins
West River Free-for-AII

Jack Smith and Jack Fordyce
won the free-for-all race yester-
day at the West River Sailing
Club. Smith and Fordyce sailed
their Thistle class boat, Witch
Woman, to the victory.
Second place went to Willis
Shackelford in Aliwil, a Raven
class boat, while Frank and Gene
Marquardt took third in White
Shadow, another Thistle. Sum-
marieS for races held over the
week end:
Evening star., 1951-09-04
Rote's Injury Cheers
Redskins, Out 10 Find
Way TO Whip Giants
BY Lewis F. Atchison
Star Stoff Correspondent

BIRMINGHAM, Sept. Awhile
the Redskins live a life that makes
the tabled Riley's seem hard,
their coaches are studying scout
ing reports on the New York
Giants and puzzling over a way to
beat them here Saturday night.
The lone ray of hope in the
Giants 14-0 victory over the Bears
was Kyle Rote's knee injury. The
former Southern Methodist star
may be rested this week to avoid
the risk of permanent damage.
Had he survived the Bears game
intact he might have been sound
enough to run against the Red
skins.
Ray Poole can handle the kick
offs and with Joe Scott, Eddie
Price, Forrest Griffith and Rookie
Johnny Ambert to run the ball,
the Giants should not miss Rote
this week. Some football men here
suspect Rote's knee trouble will
cling to him all season, and that
only a complete rest will bring
him back to his peak.
Ball Doubts Owen.
The report that Steve Owen
thought his Giants were three
weeks behind in training evoked
disbelief from Coach Herman Ball
of the Redskins.
IF it's true" Herman observed,
maybe we'd better cancel those
games in October and November"
Owen had only "a men at the
Saranac Lake training camp the
first 10 days of practice. Tackle
Tex Coulter signed only week
ago. Halfbacks Otto Schnell-
bacher and Griffith were late re-
porting and so were six rockies
at the All-Stars training camp.
including Ray Krouse. Maryland
tackle: Bob Wilkinson, end from
UCLA, and Rote.
And it's been so hot where
we're staying in Arkansas we
can't get any work DONE" Owen
complained.
Owen shed some light on the
reason for Krouse's tardiness in
reaching peak form while speak
ing of the All-Star game.
KrouSe LOafed, Owen Says.
Ray got to loaf1ng up there,
Owen said. Didn't run at all and
when we got him back he wasn't
in any kind of shape to play foot
ball. He's working now-he'll
have to stick, but think he'll be
all right"
The Redskins are working
nights and spending most of the
day in their rooms. From tonight
on they concentrate on stopping
Giants formations and trying to
make their own passes click
against New York'S effective
umbrella" defense.
Notes - Eddie Salem's restau-
rant is one of the most popular
eating places ir Birmingham
since the Redskins are receiving
meal money and spending it
where they please . Harry Gill
mer's pride and JOY is a 1928 Ford
touring car, model A with red
wheels and red leather seats =.
The doctor examined Scooch
DeLaurentiS, Jim Station and Err
ME ZalejSki and found their in
jurieS improved The cast will
be removed from Stations leg
Thursday Leon Heath could
Mt be found when the party left
for the hospital. Mrs. Joe Tere-
shinski and her daughter are Wis
iting the Redskins end . Jim
PEBBLES wife also is here.
Evening star., 1951-09-04

from Sharps Island where they
connected with a few Rock. Bob
said that he picked up II nice
ones last Wed. in the same place
& went back for another try.
The Nungesser No. l, Spoon,
Gold & Stainless, did the trick.
Generally speaking. the lower
Bay area around PIT. Lookout is
the best right now. Will let you
know when the Rock & Blues
df any move up. Buy your
tackle from FISHERMEN, not
statesmen, at Mills Co., 9th Il
E SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1951-09-04
Totals 35 924 3 Totals 2S 62712

5IIUCk OUT IOT BIhCkWeII III ILh.
Singled for Perkowski in 9th.
Cincinnati ---------- 600 100 000-1
st. Louis - 200 ITO OOx-
RunswKiuszewski. Hemus, scnoendienst
90, Lowrey. Runs batted in - MuSial,
SLAUGHTER (2l, ,Ssrni. stallcup. Two-base
to Rsa RSgSle 2ss Rays
to Stallcup; Ryan to Kluszewski Left on
bases"Cincinnati, 10; st. Louis, 8. Bases
on Perkowski. /. Struck out-Lanier 6.
Hits-On Blackwell, In 8 innings; OF
Perkowski, in 2 innings. Winning pitcher
I-Lanter 00-SD. Losing pitcher-Black-
well Q4-13l. Time SO.
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SECOND GAME
Totals 81 324 9 Totals 4

aReached frst on error for Erautt in 9TH
billed out for Perkowski in Sth.
Cincinnati - 600 OOl OOO-I
st. Louis 600 070 O0x-7
Runs - Meeks, Schoendienst Mustai.
Slaughter, H. Rice. Lowrey, Johnson,
batted IND. Rice. Brazle, Musial, Slaugh-
ter (2), Johnson, Wyrostek. Two-base hit
usher. Three-base hit-Slaughter Sacri-
(unsssistedJ. Left on bases-Cincinnat
4; st. Louis, 6. Bases on balls-Of Rams
dell, 1; of Brazle, !. Struck out-By
dell. 6 in 425 innings; of Erautt, 3 in u
inning; of Perkowski, 8 in 2 innings; of
Byerly, in 1 inning. Wild pitch-Erautt.
pitcher-Ramsdell (9-15). Time-1 :5I.
0S6.
Evening star., 1951-09-04
Totals 35 e241O Totals 81 e271

a Grounded out for Cabalero in Sth.
Grounded out for Jordan in 9th.
New York -- 100 OlO lOX-3
Runs-Ennis, Dark, Mays, Lockman
Errors - None. Runs batted in - Dark
Lockman. Stanky. Three-base hitS-Mays
Double plays-Dark, Stanky and Lockman,
Caballero. Hammer and Watkins. Left on
bases - Philadelphia, 81; New York. 8.
Bases on balls-Oh Jordan, 2; Koslo, 2.
Struck out-Jordan, 2; Koslo. 4. Winning
pitcher = Koslo (7-9). Losing pitcher,
Jordan Q-2). Time 2:06. Attendance,
81 1897.
Evening star., 1951-09-04
SSingled for Paine in eighth.
tStruck out for HartSfield in ninth.

Boston -------- 600 900 101-2
Brooklyn - O32 OO2 OOx-7
Runs-Elliott, Gordon, Reese. Camp.
Errors-st. claire. Hartsfeid. @ 1 Runs Ssss Sssted
in-Pafko (3), Cox. Labine .(2), Cam
PAMELA, Gordon. Elliott. Two-base hits
Campanella, Pafko. Three-base hit-Cox
Home runs-Pafko. Gordon. Elliott. Stolen
base-Reese. Sacrihce-Furillo. Double
plays.Robinson to Hodges; Elliott to
Boston, s; Brooklyn, 8. Bases on balls
on Nichols l.: of Paine, 4; of Labine,
3, Struck out--By Paine, L; by Labine, z.
Paine. 3 in AS innings; Oh Chapman, l
in one inning. Hit by pitcher-By Paine
tRusselD.. Winning pitcher---Labine (2-0).
Losing pitcher-Nichols (S-6). Time
2:06. ,353.
Evening star., 1951-09-04
SECOND GAME.

Runs-Berra, Brown, Joost, Astroth,
teskt. Runs batted in-Joost, Fain. Two
base hits-Woodling, Bauer Three base
hit-Woodling. Double plays-Morgan TO
Coleman to Mize. Left on bases-New York
8. Philadelphia 8. Bases on balls-Oh
Morgan, |; OF Kuzava, l. of Shantz, 2.
by Morgan. .; by Kuzava, Q; by Reynolds.
J.. Hits-Oh Morgan, 6 in 41s innings;
on KuZava. 2 in "a innings; OF Reynolds,
nings; of Hooper. none in 2a5 innings.
Hit by pitcher-By Reynolds (Valo). Win
ming pitcher-ShantZ CAD. Losing
661.
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Totals 46 15 1876 I8 Totals 47I3 80 l

AoLals 80 10 100 lS Totals ~ 13 36 IL
two out when winning run scored
Singled for Queen in 7th.
4Flied out for Werle in 8th
titled out for Burgess in 9TH
dSingled for Hatten in Sth.
Pittsburgh - 300 900 $40 OO0-1O
Chicago -------- 001 O6O 12O OO1-ll
Runs--Murtaugh, Phillips Metkovich
ertOn, FitSEeraid, Miksis. n Jefrcost @ Her H.T-
mSnssi: ~, saueT (2l. Ramasotti. Connora
aDd s M3c2shM 3 MnnsT Runs ErFSE;stIisk Satted iS
Thomas go, MCCULLOUGH (2),. Fitzgerald
Metkovich (2(. Bell, Murtaugh, Jeffcoat,
Miksis 2), SaueI (2), Burgess. Smalley
(2). BaumholtZ. Two-baSe hits-Thoma s.
McCullough. Strickland, Murtaugh, Jack
son C2). Kiner. Three-base hit-Smalley
Home runs-Jeffcoat. Sauer. Sacrifices-
Queen, Cole, Jeffcoat Miksis, Owen. Dou-
BILE play-Smalley to MikSiS to Connors
Left on baSes-Pittsburgh 8; Chicago. 4
Bases on balls-On Minner, 2; OF McLish
on Hatten, ]; OF Dubiel. 3; of Queen
2; on Law, l. Struck out-By Minner, 2;
by Dubiel 4; by Queen, 4; by Werle, /
Hits-Oh Minner 8 in ga innings; OF
Leonard, 2 in "a inning; on McLish. 1 in
p inning; of Dubiel, L in 4 innings; OF
Queen, IN innings; of Werle, 2 in /
inning; OF Carlson. 3 in no inning 6aced
battersl; of Law, 2 in 42s innings
Wild pitch-Hatten. Winning pitcher
Dubiel S2.2). Losing pitcher-Law (5-9)
ITime-3:22.
Evening star., 1951-09-04

PhiladelphiR - 900 so O0o-6
New York O2l O00 0O0-3
Seminick. Roberts, Irwin, Lockman, Cor
win. Errors-Brown. Seminick. Caballero.
Runs batted in-Thomson. Mays Watkins,
Mays. Corwin. Home runs-Ashburn,
Nicholson. Sacrince-Stanky. Double plays
@sHSmner q, lam to Caballero to Waitkus (2l;
IE-Philadelphia, 4; New York. f. Bases on
balls-Of Roberts. 1; on Corwin. 3: OF
by Corwin, /; by Kennedy. 4; by KoniEoW.
ski, 2. Hits-On Corwin, 4 in 4 innings
(none out in 5thl; of Spencer, in l in
Konikowski. none in j inning. Hit b.
pitcher-By Roberts Qrvin) Winnins
1S-11. Losing pitcher
Corwin Odd, Time-2:32.
Evening star., 1951-09-04

Hit into force play for Jennings in
IRAN for Paige in 18th. a
+Walked for Bearden in 9th.
lSt. Louis ------ 010 400 900 900 O-5
detroit OO3 100 OOI O00 ia
Runs-7Mapes. Rapp, Marsh, Lollar. Jen-
nings, Lipon (2). Kryhoski (2), Groth,
Trout; Errors-Rapp, Kryhoski. Runs
6atted in-Lollar. .; Mahoney, 2; Young,
Eyers' Wertz, 2; Kell. Priddy. Two-base
hits.Marsh, Lollar, Groth. kell. Priddy.
SacTifice-Mahoney. Double plays-Yompg
to Jennings to ART; Mahoney to Jennings
to Arft Marsh to Young to Arft; House to
Lipon; Priddy to Lipon to Kryhoski Left
Bases on balls-on Piliette. 2; Cd Ma.
honey, 8; of Trout, 5; of Bearden, 4; of
White. 1. Struck out-By Mahoney, /;
by Paige, 2; by Carver. /; by Trout. /;
BY Bearden, 81; by White, 3. Hits-On
lPillette, 3 in 2h innings; OF Mahoney, 4
in 6s innings; Of Paige, / in ia in
nings; on Carver. 2 in innings (none
out in 13th); of Trout 4 in 32s innings;
on Bearden, in 5h innings; on White
In innings. Winning pitcher-Whitt
u3-4. Losing pitcher-Garver d5-I1J
Time-3:35.
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Totals 80 ] ] "A II Totals 81 10 % II
Popped out for Surkont in 9th.
titled out for EStock in 9th.
Boston -------- O01 O0l O00-2
Brooklyn ------ O04 O03 OUx-7
Runs-Torgeson, Cooper, Furillo, snider
Robinson, Campanella (2); Pafko. Cox
Campanella (O. Cooper, Erskine. Reese
Two-base hits-Elliott, Campanella. Home
runs-Campanella (2), Cooper. Sacrifice
Reese. Double plays-Robinson to Reese
to Hodges; Reese to Robinson to Hodges
Left on baSeS-Boston, IL; Brooklyn, z.
Bases on balls-On Surkont l; OF Estcck,
I2 OF Erskine, 4. Struck out-By Sur
Ikont, 4; by Estock, 1; by Erskine, s. Hits
On Surkont. in innings; on Estock, 4
lin innings. Winning pitcher--Erskine
lOo-g. Losing pitcher-Surkont U0-12)
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Totals !S,ts Is 90 5271o Tota

!UtaIS g5 q 10 Totals 81 5 ~ 10
walked for Swift in 9th.
tCalled out on strikes for Gray in 9th.
Tran for Hutchinson in 9th
4Grounded out for Lipon in 9th
st. Louis -- 900 IO2 0OO-3
IOctIolL ----------- UOU 2OO OOU-2
Runs-YounR, Mcguire (2). Wertz. Kell.
lError-JenninRs. Runs batted in-Batts,
Marsh (2). Wertz Swift. Two-base hits
Bats. Home runs-Wertz Stolen bases
l-Maguire, Kell Sacriflce-Arft Double
lplay-Lipon. Priddy and Kryhoski Left on
baSes-St. Louis, 5: Detroit s. Bases on
balls-Oh Sanford,4; on Gray, g. Struck
Sanford 4-S). Losing pitcher-Gray
abb. Time-1:5O. Attendance-16.9SI
Evening star., 1951-09-04
indians, Sc; Chisox, 81

TTotaIS- 81 3 "A To Totals "a y 27 20
Grounded out for Sheely in 9TH.
+Singled for Grimsiey IN 9th.
tGrounded out for Judson in 9th.
Chicago --- 002 0OI OOO-3
Runs--Mitchen, McCoskey (2l. Boone,
Hogan, Fox, Zarilla, Niarhos Error-Fox
Runs batted in--Avila. Hogan, BuSby (2),
Mitchell (2), Feller, Baker Two-base hits
Mitchell, Fox, Niarhos, Coleman. 6acri-
Ihee-Grimsley. Double plays-Zarilla to
Robinson; Avila to Boone to Easter. Left
on bases-Chicago. 8: Cleveland, l3 Bases
OF Judson. /; of Feller. 3. Struck out
BY Kretlow, /: by Grimsley, Q; by Judson,
u; by Feller, 3. Hits-Of Kretlow, in
inning (none out in second); of GrimS-
ley, in 4 innings of Judson, ] in 3 in
nings; OF Feller, 8 in innings; of Garcia,
none In | inning. Winning pitcher-Fel-
Ter GID: Losing pitcher-Kretlow (5-7).
Evening star., 1951-09-04
Rubette Is Golf Winner

Bill Rabette's 10 won gross
honors in the Labor Day golf
tournament at Georgetown Prep.
Low net winners were Ray Burg
dorf, 75-13-62, and Ed McGarry,
l89-27-62,
Evening star., 1951-09-04
ADVERTISEMENT.
TACKLE FISHING
BY "Solty" Mills

I brought the good ship "Salty
Mills" around from Ocean City,
Md, last week & now have
her in the Bay. With q handful
Evening star., 1951-09-04

Runs-Metkovich, Kiner, Thomas (2).
Hermanski, Jackson, Smalley. Error-
Strickland. Runs batted in-Cole (2),
Thomas, Strick kland, smalley, Burgess,
Connors. Two-base hits--Metkovich, Bur-
CESS. Home run-Smalley. Sacrifices
Wilks. Cole Left on bases-PittsburRh 8;
Chicago, 5. Bases on balls-Lown, 4;
Wilks. 4. Hits-Oh Lown, 8 in 41s innings;
on KlippStein, ] in ga innings Hit by
pitcher-Wilks (HermanskD. Wild pitch
Lown, 2. Winning pitcher-Wilks (3-5).
Losing pitcher-Lown (3-7). Time 81
,242.
Evening star., 1951-09-04

Jon, HoSen, Easter, Boone. ErrOrs-
Judson. Runs hatted in-Rosen, Easter
Boone. Tebbetts, Coleman. Simpson. Home
runs-Coleman Simpson. Double plays
Garrasauel to Fox to Robinson. Ayila to
2: Cleveland 3. Bases on balls-On Jud-
son, 2: on .Gromek,. I: Struck out-By
Hits-of Dorish, in u inning; Oh Jud-
son, in 7b innings. Winning pitcher
Gromek CD. Losing pitcher-DoriSh
s5.4o. Time-1:45. Attendance
Evening star., 1951-09-04

Runs-Bauer, DiMaggio, Sain. Suder.
lErrorS--Rizzuto. Fain, Brown, Upton, Col
llins. Runs batted in-Tipton, Bauer, 90.
Two-base hits-Suder. Sain, DiMaggio,
Valo. Home run--Bauer. Sacrihce-Riz-
zuto. Double plays-Fain to Joost to
Fatn; JooSt, to Suder to Fain; Suder TO
Fain; Berra to G. Coleman; Berra TO Riz-
zuto; Left on bases--New York 10; Phila-
delphia, 4. Bases on balls-On Sain, /;
BY Kellner. 4; by Sain, 4. Hits-On Kell-
ner, in 8 innings; of Scheib, none in l
inning. Winning pitcher-Sain G-O).
Losing pitcher-Kellner (S-14. Time
Evening star., 1951-09-04
PhiIs, 81; Giants, 3-3

Totals 33 72711 Totals 81 627 6
sFanned for Spencer in 5th.
TANNED for Kennedy in 9Th
Evening star., 1951-09-04
Tigers, 6-2: Browns. 5-3

Totals a. 8 36x17 Totals IS 12 80 90
Hit into force play for Jennings in
Evening star., 1951-09-04
SECOND GAME

Totals 30 92l 5 Totals % 62l
aStrnck nnt for KIinnSteir, IN 9Th
Evening star., 1951-09-04

Two favoriteS won matches by
squeaky margins in the Fort Du-
pont Club championship as Paul
Nicholson defeated Frank Abel. /
up, and Bob Pitt won over Fred
Allen, / up. Bobby Suit elimi-
mated Sam Konochuck. medalist,
by a 2 and / margin in tossup
match.
Evening star., 1951-09-04
DODGERS, TT: Braves, u

Totals 80 IL "a IL Totals 81 10 27 IL
Popped out for Surkont in 9th.
1 lAnd L. 1.
Evening star., 1951-09-04
Box Scores of Yesterdays Games in Major Leagues
Browns l3; Proes Cords At: Reds IL
Yonks, 81; As, l-3
FIRST GAME.
LITTLE SPORT

Totals 32 S27I Totals 81
Planned for Upton in Sth.
Evening star., 1951-12-03
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcon,. J

GASOLINE A soI,I, 81 slERyIcE sTATl9N17A <
S-95o6 or RE. 34T7. -s
WANTED-Mfr. agent as associate
in Govt. contract business. Have
fully equipped ONCE. MA 1925. B
RESTAURANT, NV. - Well-konwn;
(liouor), very beautiful equipment.
air-cond., seats los. all booths, low
rent. 10-year lease, 2 apis. above,
parking space. excel. clientele. good
prices, same owner is yrs, retiring
Terms, shts sig 500 down sslanee alan SsssNi $3.50
monthly. BOB HOLLANDER, ex-
elusive broker 1411 Pa. ave. NV,
NEWSSTAND FOR RENT. HOTEL
HOUSTON, 910 E st. NV. .-3
ESTABLISHED BUSINESS and stock
Of general notions and dry goods;
excellent suburban neighborhood.
substantial cash required. Box 460-
sPEGiaLrY P sts[' SHOP. near 18th and
You. NV: busy thoroughfare, near
PARTNER with mechanical back
ground. for refrigeration, carbona-
tion. and soda fountain repairs and
sales business. to assume full part
nership, in active concern with
large backlog of work; investment
requested. Call Ii 4-o970. A.
NEWSSTAND, best location in Silver
Spring. $500 to 500 weekly. Excel.
income: reaS A65 Bonifant ST 4
Evening star., 1951-12-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

CATHEDRAL ysI,IaE al, AR AREA.a &C., excellent
from S27. 900 % to $50 5000 ooe: 4 ranf'5s and s.
bedrm homes: Individual owners
must sell, LEGUM D. GERBER,
CHEVY, CHASE vIEW-Almost new.
prick home; in perfect condition; .
a.: plus large liv, rm,; din. rm.:
bath on, end; daylight S' bsmt. WITH Sh
tTsnsferred. e I. n Nj rR9e 9easi WI. 0sns5 s7e6
cHEyY CHASE. D. c-Bunsaiow.
bungalow, in the city of Wash: in
spect this five-room, 2-bath home
immed,, as it viii sell quickly; 70
yrs. old; needs some decorating
there are stairs to, a storage attic
priced S2i,950. Call W. B. WRIGHT
CHEVY CHAsE-Forrest Hill. pre-
war deluxe homes ranging in price
from $4,000 to S65.000 in Wash S
surely meet the requirements Of the
demanding purchaser seeking indi-
viduality of house and neighbor-
hood: 3. 4 and 6 bedrooms. LEGUM
d GERBER, Realtors. OR. 5000
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.-Excellent To-
cation west Of Conn. ave. Center
hall. det.., 3-bedrm. home, liv. rm.
with firepl.. full din. rm.. kit. with
pantry; det. garage; conv. to
Seh9ols and tradnsp. Ewes. Mr.; Pc.
e3' M} s1SS 1SS.' 1887 Wisconsin aye. aye.
CLEVELAND PARK-Very substantial
det. frame home, near the cathe-
dral: 8 lge. rms. % bedrms), 2
baths. double screen porches, full
basement, garage; asking S24. $50;
very very ii liberal Eaod terms m s ayailabIs Eyes.
GRRtojRtGEt1rowN-well-loeated Rtj ii s-fsm. as
lily bldg:--Recently remodeled and
in excel cond. Monthly income
bRuRy RfasTY asaanss coRp, Dfx NJ MI 4aoo HsllS
SPRING vALLEY-Loyely det. all
brick Colonial home with heavy slate
roof. within 2 blks. of the fine shop
ping center, at 49th and Mass, ave
Strand steel construction; aft. liv
fm; 3 Dedrms and oDs baths ,; on snd ID
S54, 80. Ewes caII Wos $3.50
UPPER BRIGHTWOOD-Det. brick
Colonial; slate roof; 8 rm. "a bed.
rmsD. ga baths. plus bsmt. Law.
asking ask, sa4 800; 800; make %, offer; Eyes,
LIPS. DI. I4l1. -3
$Is s.s5O-Vacant. Attractive detached
residence, containing q living room
with fireplace. dining room: Kitchen
den. powder room and side porch
second floor. : bedrooms and bath
2-car detached garage Needs SOmf
DECORATING. but a wonderful value
at this price. Call W. B. WRIGHT
NR. RM 18th aH0Gi AND MONTAGUE NV
4-bedrms.. 2 baths. semidet. hom,
sRoppna R sSGa ssst1SR ssSSo viii Mi i5snsR snd
and garage. BIILINGsLEY & KoR.
ZENDORFER. Or. 2326. --3
s. 900 CASH will handle this 6-rm
SsmidstN S11nbAN orlek with ltn1 reer' rm' LOUIS
MODERN BRICK in excellent NV,
baths sl7,5oo. LOUIS RUDDEN
LOOK; sla,s5O, for brsnd-new semi.
pipes; full basement. Available now
Ewes. phone Mr.. Dun. WO. sO56
WASHINGTON Realty. GE. $500
BEAUTIFUL BERkELEY-Washin
toms newest exclusive development
ter-hall Colonial containing 9 rms
| a bedrms). 2Ia baths. Including
den and Law. on first floor and love-
ly racr. rm in basement; lge. screen
porch attached garage, gas heat
very finest materials and workman
ship: superb location in the highly
convenient and desirable Foxhal
area; restricted sale: S43,500. Ewes
call OIL. 5709. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS
DI. l4II. d
Evening star., 1951-12-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

8715 N. n. ave. ex.
tended, just beyond District line;
complete with fixtures and soda
fountain; in shopping center; front
and rear parking; doctors offlces
plenty business for personal-service
store; only 81 900 down on fixtures.
BASILIKO INVESTMENT CO.. Mr..
Perry, DI; S124. OIL; 0a47. -5
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY to OBJ
tain exclusive candy shop in Silver
Out-of-town owners will accept rea-
sonahle offer. CLIFFORD C. KAS-
sLOW. Attorney. Elk. 1865.
RADIOS-Coin operated; will sell
half price for cash; now in opera
ton. Call WA. $3.50. 81
DRUGSTORE - Ideal for colored
pharmacist: wonderful opportunity
for live wire; can be bought right.
Box 3S7-A. Star. 81
Evening star., 1951-12-03
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA Lex ,3sa, 90. Historical. small
any. one interested in home and
" NELLIE j; Lowe cAssEI'e siEIei AID. t'9tlHs aiPs.
ARLlNGToN BEAUTY-surely on. o,
the finest values to be found any
55.yr old det. brick Colonial in bet;
brick with slate roof; 5 rms. l3
bedrms.). 21a baths. including den
and Law. on lst fl. and lovely recr
rm: in basement; built-tn garage.
dlshwasher. Bendix. aluminium storm
S,st,;v sash;; one seth. OF the most beautiful and
FRANK lisso s. Philips. Hill eA5 pr. Mt Nil 4e94
ARLISGTON-Eew 3-bedrm. Colon
ials, on Handicapped lots, 5Oxl2O,
full bsmt. with outside entrance,
nsmbbs oise5 nean n. T fsv aIsd
din. rm.; beautiful lee. Kit. with
metal cabinets, Formica sink tops
and plenty of room for breakfast
nook. 3 bedrms. and colored tile
bath on End II. Only 3 left. excel.
FHA financing, Buy direct from
WEST MEsfwoooD eoe ''FS pRopGRFFrs 9R=F iKe
Observation-Disclosures owner: 2
bedroom new Colonial, fnll bsmt g.
50, 900 down ME- 1850 after 8.
We WILL Build q = or 3 pedrm
to SIS $50. For "a sppt s; to see see SAMPLE SAMPLE
1000 J. MAYNARD MAGRUDER
. .-BEDRM. CAPE COP. e-car garage.
secisded aded:. with h.. beautiful plsnttng , ing
LuxGRfoUssL IS Ranch sS1 HousE-1n on.
OF nearby Virginia',s most exclusive
large home developments; wide
spreading brick home built on . de-
hshtful levels: g spacious rms. Civ.
rm approx. 14x24) and two baths.
beautiful elsetIe kitchen Sib Tth
washer disposal and breakfast bar;
immense ground-level basement with
huge picture window; many other
unusual baFaar. custom custom features; lovely
mens: Ey.s .n cali ii%Io WI Hssa. sr'P PRaNK esHi
s. PHILIPS. DI. AL. 5
BY OWNER rm. brk. on 1-acre
knoll in beaut. Sleepy Hollow Sub.
div, proper Any reas. offer consid-
pRff.B REF Bar1sSs:r. poRT.piE E ssTss s-sm bo..
sink, water heater. shower, basin
az wiring, plumbing connee. AID.
66lS .
BY OWNER-Red brick. 10 yrs. old
3 bedrms., lge. liv. rm.. firepl. IA
baths, full bsmt,, lge. screened porch,
hot-air furnace. Beautiful clean
lawn. trees, extensive paintings of
shrubs and flowers. Close to excel.
shopping center. Good public
Pershing DIR. Shown by appt. Cali
GIL. 1914 before $50 pm. 4
ADDISON HEIGHTS. large 4-bedrm.
masonry const. home; 3 min. to
Pentagon; ideal for lge. family.
This home has been completely re-
dec. and is ready for immed oc-
cupancy; price only SlR,950; suit.
terms. Why delay? Call
PURVIS REALTY CO.
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