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Evening star., 1951-07-30

should have been many sympa-
thizers for doctrine such as Marx
ism which seemed to fill the phil
Iosophical and religious vacuum
created by the disillusionment re-
.sulting from two world wars.
This, to some extent, explains
why MarXism has found adherents
among the British intelligentsia
Others, notably the Italians, have
recently voted Communist, partly
for economic considerations, but
more particularly for the simple
reason that they have no faith in
the ability or the determination
of the Western powers to resist a
Russian attack on Western Eu-
rope. For Safety's sake they think
that they had better be on the
winning side.
Here lies the danger. The dan
ger of apathy and of allowing our
selves gradually and imperceptiblv
to drift toward a Marxist society
identical with that which Russia,
by subtle propaganda, endeavors
to convince the world she has
created - although the well-in-
formed among us know perfectly
well that this is not true.
The trouble is that these mis-
guided Communists in Western
Europe cannot be led to believe
thanks largely to the absence of
an adequate system of enlighten-
ment on conditions behind the
Iron Curtain-that the political
setup in Russia is not Communist
in the MarXiSt sense and that the
of socialism in Russia,
except for the Short-lived interval
OF Kerensky'S "bloodless revolu-
ton" has been of a typicslly Rus
sian brand - tyrannical, brutal,
barbarouS.
1t is pity that Mr.. Younger
rejected the proposal of my Con-
servative friends; for something
of the kind has got to be created.
sooner or later. if we are to halt
the strengthening of the enemy in
our midst - the Russian Trojan
horse. Strong action is required.
The people must be told the truth
and it's the governments duty to
do it. They must be told of the
true position in Russia.
Today we are no longer in the
dark. Escapes from Soviet Rus
Sia and from the Red army, some
Of whom have personally inter
rogated, and are coming over to
Western Europe in their imposing
Evening star., 1951-07-30
Bavaria 10 Hear First
Wagner Music Since War
BY the Assoeiated Press

BAYREUTH, Germany. July
30.-The music of Richard Wag-
ner resumes its 75-year reign in
this Bavarian festival mecca late
this afternoon for the first time
since the fall of Hitler.
The Wagnerian festival re-
opened here last night with Will
helm Furtwaengler, Germany's
greatest living conductor, leading
an orchestra of 1876 in Beethoven S
Ninth Symphony.
Wagner had conducted the
symphony in 1872, when the cor
nerstone of the Festspielhaus
Festival Playhouse was laid.
"Parsifal" tonight is the first
OF % presentations of Wagner's
music dramas.
Evening star., 1951-07-30

these unsavory leakages of condi-
tions in the Soviet paradise are
causing the Kremlin some uneasi-
ness would seem to be furnished
by the fact that the Russian en-
bassy in London has recently not
only been sending Bolshevik lit
erature to Red escapes but also
prosecuting them by visits" at
their domiciles. with threats Of re-
patriation--a new departure in
Russian insolence which violates
Britain's right to grant asylum to
political refugees and has recently
been the subject Of questions
raised in Parliament.
Evening star., 1951-07-30
Russion Aggression
By Thomas Preston, ODE.
North American Neuspoper Alliance

LONDON, July 30.-Some time
ago I was invited by Conserva-
tive members of Parliament to
meet an official of cabinet rank
in order to give him the benefit
of my experiences in Russia dur
ing the revolution as well as to
pass on to him an account of
conditions in Russia today given
to me by a recent escapee from
the Red army.
This gentleman, after listening
to me for some time, made the
Evening star., 1951-07-30

The writer Of this series, Of which this is
the second, served in the British foreign
service for IS years and held importont
consular and diplomatic posts in Turkey,
Egypt. Itoy. the BoItie stctes ond
Russio, both Czorist ond Soviet.
Evening star., 1951-07-30

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Evening star., 1951-02-05
New Pro Court Team
Seeks Iuneup Games

Washington's newly organized
Americans, a pro basketball team
want a couple Of tune-up games
to point for their debut against
the New York Major League ALI
Stars at Turner's Arena next
Sunday, preferably against serv-
ice teams in the area. Coach
Johnny Norlander's squad has
Wednesday and Friday nights
open.
With Maynard Buster Hath
cock. former George Washington
University player. added to the
roster, Norlander thinks the
Americans will put a team on the
floor able to hold its own against
the Best pro and semipro teams in
the East.
Dick O'Keefe is handling book
ings for the team at Chestnut
7795 after 6 pm.
Evening star., 1951-02-05
Bodnar, Injured in Game,
Lost 10 Black Hawks
BY the As.eeiated Press

TORONTO. Feb. 5.-Hespital
officials said Gus Bodnar will be
lost to the Chicago Black Hawks
indefinitely as a result of a con-
cussion suffered in Saturday
nights National Hockey League
game against the Toronto Maple
Leafs.
Bodnar was injured when he
fell head-first into the boards
when checked by Tod Sloan Of
the Leafs. He was unconscious
when removed to a hospital.
Bodnar was conscious today.
the hospital said. but he is suf-
fering from post-accident am
nesia He will not be released
from the hospital for several days.
and won't be able to rejoin his
team for some time.
In the same game, won by the
Leafs, SIS, the Hawks lost De-
fenseman Bill Gadsby, who ag-
gravated a leg injury and left
the ice in the first period.
Evening star., 1951-02-05
Eagles Use All Players.

Gonzaga emptied its bench early
with the result that no one on the
= team scored more than points.
Gerry lie Compte. Don Maio and
Bucky Byrne each accounted for
8 points. The Eagles ran up q
1875 lead at the end of the first
period and held a 34-17 command
at half-time.
Gonzaga now has q I'll league
record. its only defeat coming
from st. Johns. The two teams
meet again February IA.
Evening star., 1951-02-05
Lakers Running Away
with Western Title
In Pro Court Loop
By N. Assoeia,ed Press

The Minneapolis Lakers, de-
Tending champions of the Ma
tional Basketball Association, are
beginning to run away with the
Western Division lead.
Minneapolis, with George Mikar,
scoring 20 points. put on o fourth
period spurt last night to down
the Boston Celtics. 1884. in a
game at Minneapolis. The Lakers
now lead Rochester by four full
games in the Western Division.
Boston, second-place club in
the Eastern Division. missed an
opportunity to get back into the
lead as the Indianapolis Olym-
plans defeated the Knicker-
bockers at New York, 1858.
Kleggie Hermsen. just acquired
from Tri-Cities In trade. got %
points for Boston. one more than
Ed Macauley.
Ralph Beard connected for 81
points and Alex Groza got 26 as
Indianapolis thumped the lead
ing New Workers. The Olympians
scored 81 points to 18 for the
Knicks In the fourth period.
At Syracuse. the Nationals de-
feated the Philadelphia Warriors,
1915. in the final period. The
teams were tied at 56-all at the
end of three periods. Joe Fulks
had "a points for the Warriors.
Adolph Schayes 10 for Syracuse.
Paul Hoffman, with 20 points.
and Ken Murray with 10 led the
Baltimore Bullets to q 108-95 VIC
tory over the Fort Wayne Pistons
at Fort Wayne.
A third-period rally. sparked by
Dixie Eddleman and Bob Carpen-
ter, gave the Tri-City Blackhawks
a 84-81 decision over the Roches-
ter Royals at Moline. Frank Brian
had 26 points for the winners, and
Arnie Risen got "a for Rochester.
Evening star., 1951-02-05
Moon Mullins Named
Athletic Director
Al Kansas State
BY the Associated Press

MANHATTAN, Kas., Feb. S.
Larry (Moon) Mullins, one-time
Notre Dame football great and a
winning football coach, is the new
director Of athletics at Kansas
State College.
Mullins, a.. will take over at
the Big Seven Conference school
officially March l. succeeding
Thurlo McCrady who resigned two
months ago. A star Of Knute
Rockne's Notre Dame teams of
1928, 1929, and 1880. Mullins has
been football coach at st. Ambrose
College, Davenport, Ia. since
1947.
DR.. James A. Mccain. president
of Kansas State. announced the
appointment and acceptance Of
Mullins yesterday. Mullins was in
Minneapolis today to attend a
dinner honoring Bernie Bierman.
resigned Minnesota coach, but is
expected on the Kansas State
Campus later in the week.
He will receive $4,000 yearly.
Mullins is expected to recon-
mend a football coach to sue
ceed Ralph Graham at Kansas
State within the next two weeks.
Graham resigned last November
The new director entered coach
ing as backfield mentor at the
University Of Kansas in 1881 and
subsequently held coaching jobs
at st. 'Benedict's. Atchison, Kas..
1932-1936: Loyola of the South,
1937-39; st. Ambrose. 1910; Uni
versity of Florida, 1941-42. as
assistant coach: Santa Clara.
1916. and back to st. Ambrose in
1947.
Mullins entered the Navy from
Florida and for a time was as
sistant coach and later athletic
director at Iowa Pre-Flight. He
along with Jim Tatum of Mary
land and Bud Wilkinson of Okla
homa, served on Don Faurot's
staff at the pre-hight school.
Mullins st. Ambrose teams won
40 games against Z losses the last
four seasons. The 1949 team was
undefeated and united. Last year
st. Ambrose won - and lost one.
Evening star., 1951-02-05
Snug Horbor Five Tops
Prince Georges League

Snug Harbor leads second half
play in the Prince Georges County
Basketball League after defeating
Government Printing Office, ST.
SO, in the feature game of a triple
header yesterday at the Hyatts-
vile Armory.
In other games Mid-Atlantic
defeated Colmar Manor American
Legion, 55-43, and Hyattsville
Buick defeated Mount Rainier,
54-49. High individual scorer was
Terry DeVaney of Mid-Atlantic
with "a points.
Evening star., 1951-02-05
Max Baer 10 Get 100000
For 26-Week Mat Tour
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Max Baer
former heavyweight boxing cham.
pion, will sign a 100000 contract
next week for a 26-week wrestling
tour, according to Promoter Joe
(Toots) Mondt.
Mondt said Baer would tour the
big wrestling circuit. starting
March /, and would show in Madi-
son Square Garden, possibly
against Primo Camera, in May
Mondt said Baer would arrive
in New York from his Sacramento,
Calf, home next week end for
formal signing ceremonies. He
said Baer would be given an OPP
ton on second 26 weeks OF
wrestling at the same 100000
figure.
Evening star., 1951-02-05
County Basketball League
To Start PIayoffs Sunday
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. :,
Eastern Division.

The Montgomery County Park
Basketball League will start its
post-season playoffs at 7::30 pm.
Sunday with Myron Cowell facing
Silver Spring A. A. and Colesville
facing Bethesda : Chevy Chase
Rescue Squad at the Takoma Park
Junior High School gym.
Toms Auto clinched the regu-
lar-season title with a 50-38 VIC
tory over Silver Spring A. A.
yesterday.
In other games Myron Cowell
trounced Norbeck. 1886: Coles
vile defeated the Ig-Nor, 60-34,
and the Rescue Squad defeated
the Silver Spring Elks, 1888.
Evening star., 1951-02-05
Tech and Roosevelt
Guard Clean States
After 2-Week Layoff

Tech and Roosevelt, the only
two undefeated teams in inter-
high league competition, play two
league games each this week after
o mid-term layoff.
Tech. favored to take the title,
n expected to brush by Bell at
Uline Arena tomorrow and Wilson
ut Eastern Saturday. Roosevelt
meets Anacostia at the Armory
Thursday and Western at Eastern
Saturday, following the Tech
Wilson game which will start at
2 pm.
Tech and Bell meet at Uline's
tomorrow following q $3.50 clash
between Eastern and Chamberlain.
George Washington High, mean
while. is favored to bounce back
from its loss Friday TO Glass. of
Lynchburg tonight when it plays
host to Mount Vernon. The
Junior teams will start the action
at 7 o'clock.
Johnnies and Gonzaga Coast.
Maryland Park, which last week
clinched the title in the Prince
Georges County circuit, is expected
to breeze by Bladensburg in a
game tomorrow night at 8 o'clock
at Bladensburg.
st. Johns and Gonzaga, mean
while, continue to coast along in
the Metropolitan Catholic League.
The Johnnies, only undefeated
schoolboy team in this area.
waltzed to a 1859 decision over
st. Anthony's and Gonzaga de-
feated Georgetown Prep, 59-40,
yesterday at De Matha.
st. Johns, in chalking up its
18th straight victory and seventh
league win, played without Bill
Gaskins, who was ill. Bob
Sweeney led the Johnnies with 26
points, while Bob Reese scored IT
points before fouling out in the
first half.
st. Johns led, 22-14, at the end
Of the first quarter and 1885 at
intermission.
Evening star., 1951-02-05
|YMCA VoIIeyboI| Team
Will Seek Revenge

The Washington YMCA mems
volleyball team Is looking to the
New Haven (Conn.) open tourna-
ment February II with the hope
of getting another crack at the
strong jamaica IN. " team.
Jamaica squeezed by Washing
ton, 1913, 1873, in the final of
the 39th annual Philadelphia open
tournament Saturday night.
Leonard DeGast of the Wash
ington Y was named the out
standing spiker of the tourna-
ment.
Evening star., 1951-02-05
Weather Postpones
Soccer Leuoue Games

All games in the Washington
and Suburban Soccer League
scheduled yesterday were post
poned because of muddy grounds
In an exhibition, the Italo-
Americans defeated the British
Rovers, 81, at Twenty fourth
street and Constitution avenue.
Evening star., 1951-02-05
WHO
he Gunthet Gill !!
Can you tell by her hair?

faction you get from a beer
that's brewed extra dry by
Cunther's exclusive Schneider
Brewing Method. Ask for
Cunther's Beer at your favorite
store, bar or tavern! CUNTHER
BREWING CO., INC, BALTI-
MORE, MD.
Evening star., 1951-02-05

Twenty years ago-Capt. NAL
colin Campbell Of Great Britain
broke the worlds speed record.
averaging 245.730 miles per hour
over the natural beach speed
way at Daytona Beach, Fla.
Evening star., 1951-02-05

Totals 151o40 Totals 90 Is 80
Tomorrow's Schedule.
Chamberlain VS.. Eastern and Bell vs.
Tech at Uline Arena. $50 pm.
Georgetovn Prep at Bethesda-C Chevy
Chase. $50 pm
Greenbelt at Charlotte Hall.
Dewitt at Honeywell
Episcopal at Roosevelt. $3.50 pm.
Gonzaga at Friends 3 80 pm
Gwynn Park at Frederick Sasscer. ! &c
pm
st. Anthony's at National Trainins
School. 4 pm.
Surrattsville at Oxon Hill
Gatthersburg at Priory. $3.50 pm.
Dunbar vs.: Armstrong and Phelps vs.
Bulls vs.. GEORGETOWN Freshmen a'
Ultne Arena pm
Mount Rainier at Hyattsville. 8 pm.
Maryland Park at Bladensbure, pm
Evening star., 1951-02-05
DiChiucchio's 40 Points
Feature CYO Games

A scoring outburst by Tony
DiChiacchio featured play in the
CYO Boys Junior Basketball
League yesterday. DiChiacchio
scored 40 points to lead st. Mar
tins to a 1892 victory over st.
Mary's. Other results:
ST. Gabriers, 45, St James. 81; St
Michaeis. 81, st. Francis de Sales 5;
St. Teresa's, AS. Immaculate Conception
%; St Dominic's. A. st. Stephens 20:
St. Anthony's, 33, Campus. 10; st. Jo-
seph's, 50, ST. Francis Xavier, 8; Holy
Name 80, st. Aloysius'. 20; Our Lady Of
Lourdes, "a. st. Thomas, Z; ST. AIMS
so. St. Bernadette's. IA; Sacred Heart
S. Holy Trinity "a.
Evening star., 1951-02-05

Is she that lovely blonde who
lives next door to your Or the
beautiful red head in the next
block? Or a chestnut brunette
you've never seen?.. You'll
find out soon!
>, In the meantime, as you try
10 guess, enjoy the extra salts
Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-17

FOR SALE - six cyl. 1851 Willys station wagon, under 6,000 miles, S1. .675.; IS foot dory and new Fastwin IA hp. Evinrude plus Cruise A Day gas tank, extras, $350 or trade. Make offer. Inquire Woodward, Al B. A. Navy Base. Phone 354.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-17
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PERSON-as part-time mer- cantile investigator on a fee basis, in the town of Kodiak and surrounding dis tricts. In reply give age,
 qualifications and address.
 Reply B. A. Davis, % Ko- diak Mirror, Kodiak, A. laska. 11-27
Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-17

FOR SALE - 1851 Chevrolet, 2 door deluxe Styleline, with power glide, heater, underseal, spare tire and plastic seat covers. Price, S2100. Call Base TAO or see at 43 CA after 5 pm E. Brickell.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-17

REWARD-liberal reward of fered for the rental or in- formation leading to the rental of a 2 bedroom house or apartment. Call Gun. Croyle, ext. 517, Naval Sta- tion
Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-17

NOW you can have your watch and jewelry repaired in one weeks time. Guaran- teed work. Kodiak Jewelry.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-17

ATTENTION - Trappers Highest cash prices paid for your weasel and otter skins. When the season opens send in your skins and receive cash. Or, if you are in town, see or call Ali Madsen at 3272.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-17

for informa- tion leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons killing, stealing, molesting or damaging any livestock belonging to the members of the Kodiak Livestock Growers Associa- tion. pd 8 1.52
Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-17

WILL care for one small child or baby in my home during the day, Call at IA Marine Way, Cook apt. no. 2.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-17

FOR SALE - 36 inch round mirror, 1925. 22 inch round mirror S10. Medicine chest $7.50 New draw drapes, provincial design on dark green background, $23. .OO. ; metal bedstead and spring S3O.0O. Pair light proof nur- sery window shades 31 inches, $500. Phone 4464.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-17

HUNTERS - attention. For sale or trade, "A fit. cabin boat, suitable for sleeping.
 Make offer. See McPherson at Navy Exchange Garage.
 Phone 576. l1-24
Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-17

FOR SALE-1939 Studebaker Commander Sedan. New motor, hydraulic brake sys- tenn completely overhauled. New brake lining. under seal, heater and defroster. Good tires, $375. Clark s Garage.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-17

WANTED-to locate. Owner
 of large dory on beach be- tween KEA and Bob Halls hangar. Call 3502, evenings.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-17

FOR SALE - 1887 Packard coupe, Southwind heater,
 radio, $75. It runs. Call 1852.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-17

FOR SALE-youth bed, hot plate, electric fan, cuddle seat, recording machine, portable Zenith radio, toaster. photograph. Life water repellent for washable fabrics. Phone 4081.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-17
Clussifieds

FOR SALE 1949 Plymouth
 4-door special deluxe. "A, ,00O
 miles, radio, heater, leather
 seat covers. Lcdr. Rawls
 Navy 438 days, 281 nights. FOR SALE-60 gallon electric
 hot water tank, table top model. See Glen Banks at City Market.
 FOR SALE - washing ma chine, two occasional chairs,
 and occasional table. Phone
 1864. B. c. Smith. FOR SALE 1886 Chevrolet pick up. fair condition, two ] spare tires, heater. See Clark's Garage.
Evening star., 1951-01-11
18th & E. CAPITOL
COLORED-VACANT
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ANACOSTIA - 1902 You st. s.e. -
Vacant. Detached frame. 8 rooms,
bath. full basement. oil h.-w.h::
Sl.500 down. HARTMAN REALTY,
INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU.
HEIGHTs-a blocks of
Marlboro pike. 74O0 Foster st.-New
detached 1la-story brick bungalow.
; rooms, FIRST fioor. with fireplace;
gas heat, fun basement, large level
REALTY. INC. exclusive agent. LU.
4.3400. VI. 5a76.
VILLAGE - First time
ever offered fer sale. Lovely semidet.
with exceptional features. Has alum
mum mum storm windows wind and awnings all
auto. heat nice yard; terms If de
sired. Inspect anv time. ALDRE,
INC, LU 4-0747. or ewes. LU.
FRAME BLDG. 15xas it., fnished in
anotty knott, pine; pine; 2 rms: . : bath . arg
present ocs eca ton suitable for tourist ndo
Call WO. sa'5 after 6 pm. III
NEW BRICK HOME-Six spacious
rooms, three bedrooms, 1h baths.
bright basement under entire house
with outside entrance, beautiful
kitchen. large lot: immediate pos
session. Price. S13.5OO on very easy
terms. Trades considered. Inspection
ckARR q RsRp0hsmspI dE s61 OF oniD b. ss4s sa ME
18TH ST. NEAR coon HOPE RID
Five-rm. bungalow, hardwood floors.
economical heating. Full price, SIS
$50. $1,000 cash. $50 per month.
To inspect, call RoBEY, AK. 3696.
Evening star., 1951-01-11
Colonial ToWnhouse

For the couple or small
family that does NOT require
large residence but who
desire smartness and charm
plus real luxurious living in
one of the most fashionable
locations obtainable, this lovely
home should represent virtual
perfection. Splendid setting in
the very exclusive Mass. ave-
Sheridan Circle area. High
elevation overlooking Rock
Creek Park. Approx. Is years
old and recently renovated and
further modernized in the
height of up-to-the- minute
style and good, taste. English
basement level includes wide
reception hall, large dining
model all-electric kitchen that
must be seen to. be appreciated.
Brand new equipment includes
dishwasher and the finest
second floor includes drawing
room approx. 1Sx16 also with
with exquisite bar and ad-
Joining full bath. Den opens
through French door onto
perfectly delightful private
walled terrace garden with
canopy. Third floor contains
two beautiful bedrooms. .
full tile baths plus huge
combination dressing room and
wardrobe closet. Hall stairway
to a very large and fully
insulated storage attic. Serv-
ants quarters, full batl- and
additional storage are In .
separate bids. attached nv
covered areaway. To the very
discriminating purchaser who
seeks the ultimate in charm.
quality, style. convenience.
fashionable location and COM
fort. this fine property should
sell readily at S47,500. Ewes.
please call WI. 4S34. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS. D1. 1411.
Evening star., 1951-01-11
BULGE & BOWLBY
S616 Georgia Ave. SH. 1852.
Silver Spring-S34,5O0

Silver Sprlng-$34 800
Luxurious new brick rambler contain
ing many features not found in new
homes today huge bedrms... each
with dble. closets: 2 full tile baths,
huge Soft. liv. rm. with fireplace,
all-electric kit. with breakfast nook;
full bsmt. with bath and fireplace;
dble. windows thr hroughout osmt.;
breezeway to gear garage.
Silver Spring-$13,500
2-bedrm. Colonial home with side
porch. recr. rm. in bsmt., Anchor
fenced level lot.
Silver Spring-$13,950
. large bedrms. liv. rm. with firepi..
din. rm.. equipped kit. fenced livel
lot; close to everything.
Hillandale-$29, 500
Immense new brick rambler on
acre of ground: 3 large bedrms.
roomy den. 22-ft. liv. rm. with Co.
lonial firepl. din. rm., fully-eauipped
a!l-elec kit. side porch. full bsmt.
with bath and fireplace.
Takoma Park-$17,750
New extra-large brick and frame
Colonial with full bsmt. and rear
porch. 20-ft. liv. rm. with fireplace,
large din. rm... fully-equinped kit.
3 good sized bedrms, full bsmt. with
outside entrance. 20o-ft. lot.
"Woodmoor Agency, Inc"
Rsaltor. sH. B555 Till Q PM;
Evening star., 1951-01-11

CoLoRED-ROsEDALE AREA-Best
value in ne. Only 8 years old; 8
large rms. and bath: bsmt. could be
used as apt Has beautiful oak
floors. modern kit, tile bath: large
fenced yard. front and rear porches:
auto. heat. In perfect cond. Can
be seen anytime Call ALDRE. INC.
LU. 4-0747, or Ewes. LU. 1920.
coLoRED-1eos c ST. N.E,-Brick;
one of the best buys OF the year;
3 apis. Move in one and let other
two pay the payments. Beautiful
home and income. H LOPATIN, DI
1850: ewes, RA. 060S.
KITS, 2 baths. NE.
See this beautiful 7-room brick;
gas a.-c. heat. new roof, brick ga
ge5ssha: GaS AZ basement; a. n4ta;sSy. T4 TEyERETT
18th AND N. c.
AVE.-Very clean. solid lS-ft. row
brk.: & rms. bath. full basement;
Sl1.500, $500 down. balance SS5
monthly. Possession June 15. Eyes.
call WI. 4s34. FRANK S. PHILLIPS.
COLORED NE. GI approved
$3.50. with SA50 cash you can own
ne. location: 1st time offered, act
Quickly. Call WILLIAM P. ATKIN-
SON at RE. 1915; ewes, Mr.. Shep-
pard. CHI. 1857. -12
Evening star., 1951-01-11
NEAR CATHEDRAL
German P. Young, DE. 4444
OPEN TO-DAY / TO S
34O4 LIVINGSTON SIT

Three large bedrooms, very large
living room, dining room. kitchen;
located in old Chevy Chase; asking
price of house includes automatic
washer, Philco deep freeze, alumni
mum awnings, russo storm windows,
rear porch glasSed and screened
and a complete house full Of fine
furniture including Oriental rugs
and fine drapes. This is home
you should really see today.
PAUL E. BUTTERFIELD
Evening star., 1951-01-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
INDIAN HEAD

House-3 bedrooms, large living room,
kitchen with dinette, tiled combina-
ton tub and shower bath. Utility
room. Price, $4,000. $500 down
GATEWAY INN. Indian Head 235l.
la