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Evening star., 1951-10-23
Federal Golf Bouquet
Scheduled November 9

The Federal Golf Association
will conclude its tournament sea-
son Friday with field day at
East Potomac and has scheduled
its season-ending banquet Friday
November 8, at the New Colonial
Hotel.
James A. Swink is chairman of
the Banquet Committee. tTrophie,
will be presented to all major
tournament winners at the ban
quet. Reservations may be made
with Frank Davis, FGA secretary
at the D. c. Recreation Depart
ment headquarters.
Evening star., 1951-10-23
Fights Last Night
By fhs Assoeicted Prose

:. HoLYoKE, Mass.---Billy Graham, 1885,
New York knocked out Jimmy Brown
l54. New York t4).
BUFFALO. n. Y.-Ross virgo. 1881,
Rochester, N. Y. outpointed Fitzie Pruden
l45. ct. GATHERINGS. Ontario i1o).
BALTIMORE. Johnny Greco, l5e,
Montreal. knocked out Jim Mflftgar1. l54s.
New Jersey thome town unavailabiel (3)
PITTSBURGH. Charley AMI. 100,
Ptttsburgh, outpointed Jimmy Sanders,
SCRANTON. Pa.@Henry Lee. 1si, Ho,-
yoke. Mass; outpotnted Josy Dejohn. 1888,
PRovIDENcE. r. I.-Georse Araujo.
lS3 Proyidence. stopped Eddie Burgen.
:. NEW ORLEANS.-Ralph Dupas. I3o.
New Orleans, outpointed Noel Humphreys,
i.9; 9p = =Gn1Tlsss9n. W. Va. 90;
IHaSioN; n J;1GeorEe Johnson; 147,
146s4. Newark I2l.
:. NEW YoRK.-Frankie Freese. 1884,.
New York. outpointed Giannf Uboldi. I3f.
Milan, italy tS).
Evening star., 1951-10-23
7erps Get Warning -LSUs in a Foq

that the ball had to be wiped of
after each play.
Maryland has played in perfect
weather in its three day games
and one night contest thus far.
The Tigers win have an advan-
tage In that they play more than
half of their games under the
same conditions. usually foggy
and damp.
When North Carolina played
at LSU two years ago, it was
charged by the college paper,
the Daily Tar Heel, that the field
had been watered down with hoses
just few hours before the game
Justice was slowed down and the
Tigers upset North Carolina, 1877.
For the second time this season
Evening star., 1951-10-23

Maryland is. involved in one of
the Southeastern Conference
"double-header" attractions.
Two weeks ago the Terps played
at night at Athens, Ga. figuring
on q few thousand spectators from
the Georgia Tech-LSU game In
Atlanta that afternoon.
This week LSU Is counting on
several thousand making the 30
mile trip from New Orleans after
the Tulane-Auburn game Satur-
day afternoon.
Evening star., 1951-10-23
BY the Assoeioted Press

Today a year ago-SMU was
voted the top college football
team in the AP weekly poll.
Five years ago-Armed, rae
ing's biggest money-winning
gelding. was retired for the year.
Ten years ago-Frank Taber-
ski. former pocket billiard cham
pion. died.
Evening star., 1951-10-23
Robinson to Fight for ST
In Cancer Fund Benefit
8y the Assesistsd Rfass

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 2s.-sugar
Ray Robinson puts his world mid
dleweight championship up for 81
IN fight with Harold Green Of
New York December 8 at San
Francisco.
Proceeds of the bout will 20 to
the Damon Runyon cancer fund.
The signing was announced
here last night by Promoter VIII
liam Kyne. The arena for the 15-
round match has not been Sc
lected.
Evening star., 1951-10-23
coost Loop Coils Session
Of Utmost importance
by The Asseeiossd Press

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 23.-The
Pacific Coast Baseball League will
hold q meeting of utmost i'm
portance" here Thursday.
The circuit has threatened to
secede from the major leagues be-
cause the draft system enables the
big league clubs to claim one
player from each coast team at
the end OF the season for $4,000
each.
Evening star., 1951-10-23

Nungesser US
ing his Gold
No. / spoon
h o o X e d 10
b ca u ties up
to 8 lbs, Sun.
off Bloody Pt.
Light. Bob got
{ h ere about
$50 AM. &
the action was
o YER IN an
h our. Johnny
Manifold, one
OF the better
Evening star., 1951-10-23

Maryland will leave at 1905 am.
Friday by plane for New Orleans
and transfer to buses for the Baton
Rouge trip. The Terps will return
Sunday night from their last long
trip of the season.
Evening star., 1951-10-23
ADVERTISEMENT,
TACKLE FISHING
BY "Solfy Mill

The only good formula for
catching Rock (striped Bass In
the Bay is to get there early.
When I say early I mean at day
break. Bob
Evening star., 1951-10-23

Wells Ray Lester as the best
pmter with an average OF 4l.9
yards per boot to 39.3 yards for
Lester.
Evening star., 1951-10-23
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Evening star., 1951-10-23

Dodt CdpGdIIlS,
out Of Deale, has had very good
luck in the early morning hours.
For the last 5 days his best
catches were made early g. every
day he has brought in over 20
Rock. Eastern Bay, Poplar Isl,
Sharps Isl. & Light, g. Cedar Pt.
Light are good spots at this
time. Buy your tackle from
FISHERMAN, not statesmen, Mt
Mills Co., 9th 6s e Sts. NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-23
Sports Mirror

For the second time this season
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-12-03
on
Norwegian
Americans
By A. BJERKESETH

The Christmas spirit is in the
air, and some of our most ener-
getic housewives have already
started little baking of "fattig-
mann, and other things that
safely can be put away in boxes
We have also had the first sniff
of lutefisk and in another week or
so the aroma will spead all over
town from Ballard to Alki Point.
Yes, the spirit is in the air all
right, and all the downtown stores
are busy making preparations to
commericialize Christmas to the
utmost.
One place that has been work
ing under the spell of the Christ
mas spirit for several weeks now,
is the Norway Pacific Importing
Co. Owner and manager Arnold
Sund has already expedited humid
reds of packages to Norway and
1912 other European countries
filled with sugar, fruit, coffee and
many other things that still are ra-
toned or hard to get in Europe
Sund tells us that this year is
the biggest yet since the war. i.
More and bigger packages are on
the way to Norway, Finland, Eng
land, Sweden, Czechoslovakia and
many other countries this side
the iron curtain, everyone of
them to spread happiness and
hope in the hearts of the ones that
receive them. OF course Sund is
a businessman but his is a very
pleasant business because what
he's doing is bound to do more
good that most of us realize. I
also happen to know that friend
Arnold Sund is going out of his
way to get the packages off in re-
cord time. For weeks now the man
has been working nights and days,
Saturdays and Sundays in order
to get every package on the way
so they'll reach their destination
before Christmas.
Hats off to Arnold Sund for
doing a good job in spreading the
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ty of 10000. Newspaper cores
pondents, though, may have a lit
tie trouble dispatching their stor-
les in hurry, Lenny believes.
After a couple of days in Stock
holm, where he marvelled at the
wonder of hordes of bicyclists
whizzing all around buses with on
ly millimeters to spare, and where
he saw the changing of the guards
at the Royal Palace, Princess Sib-
ylla and that cute little kid"
Prince Carl Gustaf, Lenny went to
Oslo. There the housing problem
for the Winter Olympics in Feb
ruary is better. Osloites will also
house guests privately. There is a
new History hotel, complete with
the best possible facilities, espe-
cially for newsmen. And Oslos
enthusiasm is tremendous, says
Lenny, who met skiers like Berger
Ruud and Peterson.
Married last May to Madeleine
Donohoe, of family of newspa-
permen, Anderson began his ca
reer at the News Tribune in Ia
coma, where he was born and
raised in a Scandinavian neigh
borhood.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-12-03

spirit OF Christmas where it is
most needed.
K
1t was our genial departed Will
Rogers that used to say, All I
know is what 1 read in the pa
pers'. But that was before radio
and television took over and re-
edited our conception of news and
goings-on in the world. We are
now able to add to our knowledge
also what we hear on the radio
and see on television.
The biggest show on television
locally took place last week in
Tacoma, when they had The
Crime Hearing" going for days.
1t certainly was an eye-opener
for us ordinary people, and the
'folloW-up" in form of a grand
jury ought to be just as interest,"
ing. One thing was established as
a certainty and that is, that more
than one elected official far from
told the truth and nothing but
the truth. It was evident that
somebody was lying under oath.
The big question is Who"
Z
Speaking of television it has
already in a few short years
proven its value both as entertain
ment and as a medium of educa-
ton. Regardless of the critic that
claims that-most of the programs
are trash, there's still plenty to
choose from. And why not leave
it to the public to do the sorting
out. 1t is with television as with
radio: Nobody is compelled to see
or listen to what they don't like.
and as long as we are offered it
for nothing, why complain?
There's certain programs on
television that safely can be re-
commended to everybody, and one
of them is of special interest to
all Norwegian Americans. l refer
to Mama adopted from the we'll
known best seller "Mama's Bank
Account. Better entertainment
could not be offered anywhere.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-12-03
Son Beats Parents To Sweden Trip
Seattle Times Writer Has Good Use for Swedish

school work all winter long with
out any financial aid.
But the IF is the housing prob
lem. Helsinki has few hotels fo-
a city of its size, and without re-
fering to exact figures, the pri-
vate homes that will have to alb
sorb most of the expected Olym-
plan invasion from abroad, are
clearly not as plentiful as the Gag
er-beaver Firms. However, young
visitors from the Scandinavian
countries will settle for tents in
keeping with good custom. And
as for the homes, a solution may
be found in a little squeezing.
Otherwise, athletes will have fine
quarters within easy walking dis
lance of the Olympic stadium, en-
larged now with a seating capaci-
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-12-03
New Book On Denmark
Gets Finest Praise

1t is with great pleasure that
We call your special attention to
Hudson Strode's new best seller,
DENMARK is A LOVELY LAND.
This is just part of what people
are saying about the book
JEAN HERSHOLT: "Truthfully.
this delightful book gives the most
complete and vivid picture ever
published about the land of my
BIRTH
SUMNER WELLES: "A very
lovely book and a singularly fine
achievement. Without exaggcra-
ton it is one of the most delight
full books of this character l have
ever read
JAMES BRANCH CABELL: Il
can think of no other writer so
apt at combining instruction with
entertainment"
PEARL BUCK: "A lovely book
as well as a lovely land. l enjoy
ed it immensely, and only wanted
more of everything"
RUTH BRYAN ROHDE, form
err Minister to Denmark; 1T is a
delight to have a country one
knows and loves interpreted with
such admirable insight, sympathy
and factual accuracy"
p. S. The book is illustrated
with 16 pages of photographs and
will make an ideal gift. 1t is pub
lished by Harcourt, Brace and
Company, $50 Madison Avenue.
New York Il, and is available at
all bookstores at S475.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-12-03
DANISH HEADLINES

last week received King Freder-
TX and Queen Ingrid of Denmark
in a private audience at his sum-
mer home at nearby Castel Gam
dolfo.
MARSHALL AID - Up to Jul
ly, 1881, Denmark had received
from ECA total of S261 ,697 600.
THE STORY OF DANISH
MILK is featured in the Danish
Foreign Office Journal November
B, 1851, in an article with some ID
illustrations. Among other articles
are-Cattle Breeding in Denmark;
COMFORTING City Refuse, and Dam
ish Arts and Crafts.
THE DANISH CHRISTMAS
SEAL is out and may now be
looked for on letters from Dem
mark. This years Danish Christi
mas Seal pictures the Danish
Christmas Tree. 1t is designed by
This. Having, Danish architect,
and is unique in that only every
fourth stamp is alike, permitting
interesting combinations in using
several. Tt is being issued in 80
million copies.
In observance of $50 years Of
continuous diplomatic relations
between Denmark and the United
States of America and as a token
of the friendship between the two
countries. the Danish Government
has presented the United States
with a gift consisting of replica
of original furniture, such as mir
rors, stools, chandeliers. and braek-
et-lamps, from the ballroom of the
administration building at Chris
tianastad, st. Croix, V. l.
The first Colorado beetle found
in Norway this year was recently
discovered in Trondheim.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-12-03
A SUIT THAT
DIDN'TS SUIT

AidO VI DILL lldNCJ oOillc lllOil-
eny coming. that money I had
planned 2 blow myself" 2 a new
suit. However, my ship didn't
come in so l advanced myself the
, necessary dough n went out shop
ping. suitable suit.
Every man should have n xtra
suit, so he won't have 2 stay home
n parade around in only his bath
robe, while his suit is at the
cleaner.
1 have several suits. A dress suit,
blue, a gray, a brown, union
suit n law suit, which was set
tied out of court, so l don't have
to walk around in my bathrobe,
when the cleaner has my suit.
had my brown suit on, when I
went 2 the clothing store. My
wife went along. She always does.
The suit has 2 suit her 2. We
started look around. I picked
medium gray suit, but it didn't
suit her. She picked a dark gray
"A man your age should have n
more sensible suit, not light"
she said.
what do U mean, a man my
age: Pm only a middle-aged man"
She decided on that dark gray
suit. You see what l mean?
The first time 1 wore it was on
my middle-aged birthday a few
days later. The new dark gray
suit looked xactly like my old
gray suit, n nobody noticed that
l had new suit on.
What good will it do U 2 have
a new suit, when nobody notices
that U have a new suit?
If it hadn't been for my friend
Charlie, it would've been a COM
plete flop. He said.
"All dressed up! Just had your
suit pressed, 1 see."
Charlie deserved a law suit 4
| such a dirty remark, but a law
suit costs more than my new
dark gray suit. So I will have 2
4get it.
On my birthday party I receiv-
ed few kilograms put them all
in my inside coat pocket. After
the party was over, I was going 2
put those kilograms in my desk
drawer, but they were not in my
pocket
Instead l felt something in
side the coat lining below the
pocket. The pocket had no bot
tom. The tailor forgot to sew up
the bottom part. I stuck my hand
down through that bottomless
pocket and fished up those tele-
grams, all but l. Must have lost
it. Oh well, thought, it can't be
helped.
l took the coat back the store
n its tailor, told them 2 sew
up my pocket. 1t didn't take long.
Brought the coat back home
again. Next time l put the coat
on, l felt something inside the
coat lining again. It was paper,
could feel that. N l can guess
what it is 2. 1t is that lost tele-
| gram.
That tailor is due a law suit
?, but it would cost much. l
could buy a light gray suit, a
blue, a brown n a half a dozen ur-
| ion suits 4 what / would have
| raa,, q Lou, ciiit Il 1 Let II
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-12-03

Col. Finn Lambrecht has been
named new chief of the Norwegian
Air Force. with the rank Of Ma
jor General.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-12-03
heyerdahI Lauded

The United States Camera Pub
fishing Corporation, Rochester, N.
Y, recently selected Thor Heyer-
dahl for its Camera Achievement
Award in recognition of his ex-
cellent Kon-Tiki pictures. The
award, which is one of the high
est honors in photography, was
presented at a dinner in Roches-
ter on November 6.
The first Christmas tree in Oslo
has appeared in the windows of the
Seamens Mission, which current
ly is collecting 10000 Christmas
gifts for seamen on Norwegian
ships in foreign trade.
Finn Moe of Norway was unan-
imously elected as chairman of
the Political and Security Com
mittee of the U. N. General AS
semblys current session in Paris.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-12-03

DANISH KING AND QUEEN
AT VATICAN - Pope Plus MI
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-12-03

The first Colorado beetle found
in Norway this year was recently
discovered in Trondheim.
Evening star., 1951-09-15
ALEXANDRIA
AND FAIRFAX
BETTER BUYS

~ CONVENIENT TO EVERYTHING
Two new 6-rm. brick ramblers; 3 bed
rooms, tile bath. separate dfa, rm..
equipped kit. full bsmt:. with stall
0~55'V&S2lSGTi 5 MINUTES ssoi TO pENrAooN
New brick rambler; excel. neighbor-
S4x141a with fireDi.; eiec. b%' kit.: Honci 5
bedrms, 2 baths; util. rm.. gas &C.
neal; neal. lge; closets; many other fea-
2-BEDROOM ROW, Si1.250
This. attached brick is in good cond.
and approx. 4 yrs. old; full bsmt. =,
fenced back yd.; oil heat; So. 900
cash. assume GI first trust Of So
300, payable S47.75. per mo-; 2nd
cHkNGING NEIdHBoRaooD NEIGH oFi 5ca n'O'
DOWNTOWN ALEXANDRIA
o-rm. brick on cor. lot; 1St-f1. hall
way entrance, liy. rm.. din rm..
Kit, side screened porch; 2nd a..
heat: beautifully kept yard; price,
S-sToRY STONE AND BRICK
In Immaculate cond., mr.. schools and
transp.; 1st A., liv. rm.. din. rm.,
kns.+da kit:, den or bedrm; with bath; lge.
dressing rm. and bath; bsmt. with
maids rm, and bath; Oil h.-w.h., at
tached. garage. This cozy and COM
fortable house should sell quickly
JUST OFF MT. VERNON BLVD.
IN FAIRFAX COUNTY
Beautiful new brick rambler on lot
100x15G; fun view of boulevard and
long country side view; lge. liv. rm.
with f1repl., dining ell, lge. bright
kit. equipped with gas stove and
elec. refgr.;. Bendix washing ma
chine, laundry tray, good cabinets
and work space; . Ice. bedrms. and
full bath on one end. den or Bird
bedrm. and tile shower on other;
lge. brick terrace in front: part
bsmt.; gas a.-c. heat; excel. neigh
borhood; price, S23750.
COZY RAMBLER-FAIRFA
Cute as can be, with its pine-paneled
iv. rm. din. rm. comb. equipped
kit, incl; auto. washer; 2 bedrms.
and bath; on "a acre; especially
priced at S11, 700.
CHAUNCEY REALTY CORP
1710 MT. VERNON AVE.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
FY7TT
Evening star., 1951-09-15
noUsEs-sALE--vA. tcons. /,
60 oso D0wN AND S7o MO

So, $50 DOWN AND S72 MO.
CT resale makes possible the pur-
chase of this brand-new bunga-
low on the above terms. This home
contains many Sought-after fea-
lures such as lge. liv. -rm. with
firepl. and built-in bookcases;
screened-in porch; tile bath; abun-
dant closet space. You folks who
want the most house possible for
should investigate this Immediately
by calling SOUTHERN REALTY, ia.
5-6640. --16
III WESTCOTT ST.. FALLS CHI.
jefferson Village Cape Cod. two bed
rms, living rm. with fireplace, din
ing rm., equipped kitchen, tile bath,
pSs pansbIe 5eFG attic psrty ri 01s nisSed S s1il
bSmt.. automatic gas heat. From
owner, S15,900. From Memorial
Bridge take Route so to Jefferson
Village. Is miles beond Seven
Corners, right on Marshall ST., left
to Wescott and open sign. 16s
Evening star., 1951-09-15
HOME AND
INVESTMENT

5-room apartment for owner; two
apartments with $40 monthly in
come; house furnished throughout
Oil heat: garage; fenced grounds, at
traetiyely landscaped and planted
with fruit trees; price is only Sl4,-
200. Call for appointment.
Evening star., 1951-09-15
BoUsEs-sALE-MD. tcont. }
READ CAREFULLY
,1ANS~4- &AA N~ASSAAASAAb W.
RE. $3.50. III
3-BEDROOM RAMBLER

NEW-SI3, ,y5U-ONE ONLY
$3.50 DOWN-$59. .13 PER MO.
This brand-new masonry built homC
is being sacrificed at Sl3,950 with
VA approval. Features are living
room with fireplace, large equipped
kitchen, dining, 3 spacious bedroom,
and tile bath. Auto oil heat. Large
wide lot. 40 GI financing is OBJ.
tainable. Call Mr.. BerenS. ir., Al
MA. 5005. Sat. and Sun.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, 1NC,-1520 X ST. NV.
Evening star., 1951-09-15
4 BEDROOMS

Lovely home in a good section, con-
venient to schools, churches, trans
porrafion porranc1 and shopping; side hsll
dining room. modern equipped kit
chen and front and rear porches
on first floor; large bedrooms and
bath Up; full basement: hot-water
heat; an excellent buy at the low
price of Sl5,750.
Evening star., 1951-09-15
Alexandria, Va.
$10,95O

bedroom brick, attached, in excel
lent condition.. living room, dining
room, equipped kitchen, full base
ment; oil heat and fenced yard.
Near school; only $2.700 down.
Evening star., 1951-09-15
$13,95O

Is all we're asking for this 4-bedroon
frame home: large living room witt
kitchen and one bedroom on frs
floor: full basement. oil h.-w. heat
front porch and garage: very CON
venient location; only $3.50 dowr
payment.
Evening star., 1951-09-15
1.95O-Jeferson Manor

$4,000 DOWN, SS5 MONTH
A lovely neighborwood, with excel.
future, mr.. lge. shopping center; high
elevation, pleasant view Of country
side. Brick semidetached home, love-
nice if Poren Pos t 5sef bsme r cas asnSea Seat sd
AL. 6644 TIE. 7343
AL BAKER & SON
116 ST. AsAPH ST. ALEX. VA.
AL. 6644 TIE. 7343
Evening star., 1951-09-15
ALEXANDRIA

LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT
Just OF Russell I'd. mr.. Maury School
in Rosemont. this beautiful S-rm
house has everything for gracious
living and entertaining Huge liv.
rm. with picture window, din. rm.,
powder .rm. and Ice. kit on 1st Il.
lge. bedrms... nursery, and bath
on 2nd. Closets everywhere. Full
dry. .bsr1lt. with firepl.. game rm.,
maids rm., laundry and bath. Oil
heat: j. M. insulation, Rusco storms
and screens many other fine fea-
lures. About S7 900 cash will handle
Call today for appt. to see.
BURNS REALTY
2O1 South Washington ST.. Alex, Va.
KI. S-16SS or KI, S-2769. lie
$3.50
Will buy this spanking new ram
bier in picturesque setting, under
tall, tall trees. Liv. rm. Is lge
and roomy;. nice. din. space. dream
kit. the wife will love. Comfortable
bedrms. DON'T WAIT. Call today for
appt. to inspect
REALTY INVESTMENT
1917 Wilson Blvd, Arl., Va. oW. e02C
IN
Evening star., 1951-09-15
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ALEXANDRIA
HIGH ON HILL

Near parochial schools, churches
transp., this lovely brick rambler
with large liv. rm.-din. rm., fully
sSgipPsd n KIT: big eedrms I'm .t,o baths rs
utility rm.; don't miss this, at only
S19.950.
HICKS REALTY co.
3706 Mt. Vernon ave. AL. 1900: ewes.
0T. 6677. XII. s-6523. TIE. 1913 OF
Evening star., 1951-09-15
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON
Ashton Heights

~ w
This modified brick Cape Cod home
has 3 large bedrms., up tmaster bed
rm. 13x25 with f1replacel tiled bath,
down M are sIns dSEIS ny rm;; It'll, i51ft din din
bath, screened porch, full bsmt with
outside entr. and la bath, oil heat
garage; owner moving away. asks
S22.750 with very moderate terms
THE BRANT COMPANY
Rhodes st. at Wilson. IA. 4-16OO.
Evening star., 1951-09-15
ARLINGTON
WYNNEWOOD

OPEN SAT.-SUN., / TO S
Cleaning white brick on
level high and dry lot, sur
rounded by euually lovely
homes, lge. liv. room, fireplace.
side screened porch, dining
rm., square kit, equipped
powder room on Ist Il. All 4
bedrms, are large and closet
space Is plentiful; large tiled
bath 2nd A.: full bsmt. with
rumpus room area and utility
room, oil a.-c, heat: garage;
near excellent transp. and
''lSGts; pipectioSnnss:' Sns'soSt Out washington
blvd. beyond Glebe I'd. to IN
glewood St. right i block to
l440 and open sign,