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, 1951-09-10

NEW YORK, Sept. 10. QNS)-|
The American League pennant
race is getting into such a snarl
that we may even wind up with
an unprecedented triple playoff.
To add to the prospects of con-
fusion, the national league race
could still end in a playoff or with
the New York Giants the winners
over the Brooklyn Dodgers.
This speculation is not alto
eether fantastic. No club in the
American League has shown the
ability to get off in front and
the moment the Cleveland Indians
stay there as a 'pace-setter. At
the moment the Cleveland Indians
are in front of the New York
Yankees by one game and r four
ahead Of the Boston Red Sox..
The Dodgers are 5 1 2 in front
of the Giants. The leaders looked
like sure winners-and still may
be-but they wilted a mite under
the pressure of the Giants recent
winning streak.
Rain is taking a hand in the
situation to a marked extent. A
Yankee-Red Sox double header
was rained out yesterday, with
the result that the games will be
played as part of two double
headers on Sept. 28th and goth.
The season closes on Sunday
Sept. 80 and the World series
is slated to start on the following
Wednesday, Oct. 3, if an eastern
club gets in and on Oct. 4 if thu
Clevelands make it.
All we need is playoffs or
playoff to really confuse the sit
uation. The American race is de
cided by one game, in event of
playoff, while in the Nationa
theygo two out Of three.
Whether Randy Turpin and or Ra,
Robinson may be regarded as hes
, 1951-09-10
Monday, September 10, 1851

Monday, September 10, 1851
fights, would find ourselves less
humane to ourselves than to
animals.
1t is true up to a point that it
should not be the concern of
others if a man wants to risk his
neck for thrills or for money driv-
ing racing cars, tobogganing,
climbing mountains or getting him
self knocked daffy and maybe
killed as a prize-fighter.
, 1951-09-10

BISHOP CHARLES P. MURPHY
of Cincinnati is back in the
City for a few days. If you need
help, see him right away. Is
College St. HEmlock 1905.
tits
, 1951-09-10

FOR RENT Nice twin rooms.
Single men or women. Call MI
chIgan 1852. tits
, 1951-09-10

FOR SALE-Bottle gas stove. A
partment size. $50. Call Murray
1928. tits
, 1951-09-10

WANTED Mother and daughter
need 2 or 3 rooms; furnished Or
unfinished. Call MElrose 49,
26. tits
, 1951-09-10

| WILL KEEP children in my
home. Mrs. Mays. Call HEmlock
1870. t-176
, 1951-09-10

FOR RENT-Room for single man
or women. Call at 1868 Home
Ave. t-174
, 1951-09-10

WANTED-Girl 20 to 80 to work
part time. Sallies Laundriette.
Mi-3271 t-176
, 1951-09-10

FOR RENT Room for a single
girl. Call Fulton 1898 t-177
, 1951-09-10

WANTED Man and woman in
desperate need of two furnish
ed OF unfinished rooms. Must
move by Thursday. HEmlock-
400. tits
, 1951-09-10
Classified Ads

EIih Al4L1.h HOTEL and GRILL
ONE of kentucky finest hoteia
Daily rate: Single a2.ou, doubts
$500. Bath. Always d loun.
25lb W. Madison ST. fnO1,
Cypress 36z6. louisville, IL
+. ny.
FOR SALE 1948 7 passenger
back Dodge. Call HEmlock 49,
22 or Fulton 1857. tt
FOR SALE Ldmison and Star
Grocery Store Of 532 Haw-
thorne St. Stock and Equipment
Cheap. Lucille Edmison, mgr,
Fulton 0223. tt
, 1951-09-10

FOR RENT Two unfinished
rooms. Kitchen privileges. Will
be home 6 P. M. 10 Gold St.
t-173
, 1951-09-10

once caught two double headers in
q single day, during his days in
Negro leagues.
He is, Look says, lone of base.
balls best all-time receivers"
, 1951-09-10

STOKER FOR SALE Sears and
Roebuck type. Will heat To-
room house. Good condition.
S25. Call MElrose 1884. tits
, 1951-09-10

WANTED Pin settlers part or
full time. No experience nee
esSary. HEmlock 1924. t-174
Evening star., 1951-02-16
Hal Boyle, AP Writer,
Is First Recipient Of
.vFW Bradley Medal

Hal Boyle. Associated Press
writer, last night became the first
recipient of the Gen. Omar N
Bradley Gold Medal, awarded by
the Veterans Of Foreign Wars.
Mr.. Boyle received the medal
in recognition of his stories on
military affairs and his dispatches
as a war correspondent in Korea.
He was presented the award by
Gen. Bradley, chairman Of the
Joint Chiefs Of Staff. at the
VF'W's annual dinner honoring
members of Congress who have
served In the armed forces.
The event was held in the Hotel
FStatler, with military and polit-
ical leaders. cabinet members and
veterans attending.
Bradley Got Similar Medal.
Gen. Bradley. whom Hal Boyle
followed through Europe in World
War II, was given similar medal
last year for his contribution to
national security and permitted
use of his name In establishing
the annual VFW award. In
awarding the medal to the vet
eran correspondent. Gen. Bradley
said:
"Of all your stories of World
War II and of your stories OF the
Korean war, which is being fought
so bitterly today. ! think we are
give the vital story about the ef-
forts of the American soldier"
There is very little that is great
about warfare and there is really
nothing that is permanently good
about war. But when you have
to pick out of the chaos and trou-
bles, out of the sacrifice and the
dying, the important story for the
readers back home, I think you,
Hal Boyle. always chose wisely
and well when you wrote about
the CT, the plain old American
soldier -. :"
In his message preceding the
presentation, Charles c. Rails,
commander in chief of the VFW,
called for universal military train
ing and service, with the drafting
of 18-year-olds.
Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan,
military aide to the President
brought Mr.. TrumaH's greetings.
Evening star., 1951-02-16
Italian Ex-Red Chiefs
Call Peace Campaign
Only a 'Smokescreen'
BY The Assoeiofed Press

ROME, Feb. 16.-Two dissident
former leaders of the Italian Com
munist Party said today that many
members consider the Red peace
campaign a smokescreen for a rev.
olution to be advanced by war.
This opinion" said Waldo Mag
mani and Aldo Cucchi, until their
recent resignation party leaders in
the Red stronghold of Reggie
Emilia province, lis widespread
in the Red ranks in Italy but is
part of those things which are
not said"
Magnani. who was provincial
party chief. said:
ut Is thought that in the pres
ent phase of the world struggle the
revolution can win only with the
bayonets of an army that comes
from beyond the frontier.
know well that the comrades think
of the Red Army, or the forces of
the popular (satellite) democ-
racies."
THE peace campaign is sort
Of cover-up"
The statements by the two men,
who led growing break away
from the ranks of the Italian
Communist Party-second only in
size to Russia 's-are contained in
a booklet outlining some of the
reasons for their designations.
AS excerpts from the booklet
were published in Italy's nom
Communist press today, the Com
munist Party paper L'Unita an
nounced that Giuseppe di Vittoria.
Communist leader of the Italian
General Confederation of Labor,
had gone to Warsaw to preside at
an executive meeting of the World
Federation of Trade Unions, of
which he is president.
There was some speculation
here that Di Vittoria might also
go to Moscow to visit Palmiro
Togliatti. Italian Communist lead
er who has been there since be-
fore Christmas.
Close to 100 persons are known
to have resigned from the Red
ranks since Cucchi and Magnani
led the way.
Evening star., 1951-02-16
5000 Tons Of Food Leave
For YuqosIavia Today
BY the Assoeioisd Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-Five
thousand tons of milk powder and
egg powder leave here today for
Yugoslavia-the first CARE ship
ment of United States agricul-
|tural surplus foods for distribu-
ton in that nation.
The food was loaded yesterday
on the freighter Hrvatska, Yugo-
slav !, government vessel, at q
Brooklyn pier.
CARE will deliver the food to
the drought-stricken Yugoslav
people in the name of American
donors who paid for the repacking
and handling.
The shipment represents about
one-fourth of a total $35 million
worth of surplus food supplies
which CARE will distribute in
Yugoslavia.
The surplus supplies were made
available free of charge by the
Commodity Credit Corp. of the
Agriculture Department.
Evening star., 1951-02-16
Heart Massage FoiIs
To Suve Life of Child
BY the As.eeiatsd Prs,s

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 16.-Two-
year-old Cleair Mitchell's heart
stopped last night for the second
time, and the last.
The little girl was taken to the
General Hospital Wednesday for
an emergency appendectomy. Near
the end of the operation her heart
stopped.
The surgeon made an incision
in her chest and massaged her
heart until a faint beat was re-
stored. The operation was COM
pleted, and she appeared to be
recovering. But her heart and
brain had suffered too much from
lack of oxygen. She died last
night.
Evening star., 1951-02-16
Presidential Tenure Curb
Ratified by Both Stote
By the Associaied Press

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Feb. 16.-
Arkansas ratified yesterday a pro-
posed amendment to the Consti-
tuition limiting the President to
two full terms. It was the 30th
State to do so.
When and if six more States
approve, making a three -fourths
majority of the States, the amend
ment will become law.
The amendment will not affect
President Truman, but any future
President would be limited to a
maximum of 10 years in Office. A
Vice President succeeding to the
presidency would not be allowed
to run for a second full term If he
served more than two years of an
unexpired term.
Evening star., 1951-02-16
Gas Light Co. Oppose:
'Subsidizing' Other
Natural Gas Clients

Inc washington Gas Light co
planned today to impress on the
Federal Power Commission that
it does not want to play the role
Of subsidizing other customers OF
Atlantic Seaboard Corp, whole
sale supplier of natural gas for
this area.
Attorney c. Oscar Berry, one Of
"a battery Of lawyers representing
the Washington utility in the
hearing on Atlantic's request for
a rate increase, told a reporter
that the company maintains it is
being charged for development
costs of Atlantic that do not arise
from Washington's business with
the pipeline company.
Washington Gas Light has been
buying natural gas from Atlantic
and its predecessor since 1881,
Mr.. Berry said. In recent years,
Atlantic has taken on many new
customers, thereby raising Allan
tics operating costs.
The gas company feels 1t should
not have to stand these increased
costs through higher rates. The
company estimates the new rates
sought by Atlantic would cost
area consumers at least SIS mil
lion a year. Atlantic says this
figure is too high.
Meanwhile. it developed that
under stipulation filed with the
FPC some time ago. Atlantic theo-
retically could raise gas rates
charged Washington on March /
even before the commission acts
Should this happen, Washing
ton Gas Light could take no ac-
ton without applying to the Dis
trict Public Utilities Commission
However, Oliver S. Hagerman
president of Atlantic, told report
ers the corporation has reached
no decision on the March l date.
Slated for appearance as re-
buttal witnesses for Washington
Gas Light are o. H. Ritenour. con-
troller, and Howard B. Noyes, vice
president.
Evening star., 1951-02-16
Pay for Wuitinq SOUGHT

Australian railway workers want
pay for passive" time Intervals
of walking or waiting between
jobs
Evening star., 1951-02-16

The United States Fish and
Wildlife Service reports domesti-
Gated European geese and swans
have lived 10 or 80 years.
Evening star., 1951-02-16

During the United States Revo.
lutionary War France gave ST..
800, 900 to America.
Evening star., 1951-12-21
TITLE READY

Va. Phone JE. 2-744'
Closed SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1951-12-21
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM. ST.

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM, ST..
per week, single or double, viewini
Union Station Park. sol 2nd st
ne, AT. 1853, OW. 1895. --2b
CHILDREN AND PETS ALLOWED
A lge. front rm.. hot plate, laundry
privileges; conv. to everything; 43IJ
kansas ave; nv. RA; IsS;s3Ss. $500. ne m2e
Saf; small sci. S14. 2il7 r NV
EX. 0653. IA
MT. PLEASANT-For person. ], rm.
next bath; gas stove, refgr.. h,-c.
water. 2 entrs.. $50 mo. AID. 1928.
sosa G ST NV rm. and kiteh-
enette. gas stSye' Tefsr. and Jy Tgn-
4ns ninf etn Ga'sE ST. s.w'MLse S s1iSi front Tm
and kit. sink range. refgr.; $3.50
14OS r. /. AVE. N.w.-Furn. bed -liv
aple; 5m asd sna5o 81 wk. ks' Co q 5Sss WORKING
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV, 1901
We cater to civilian and military
personnel about to go overseas. Sc
everything is furn.; $50 to 500. MI,
1888 FAIRMoNT ST. NV. of 14th,
attractive Ink. rooms, clean COM
Portable, reasonable. 21'
VIC. I4th AND IRVING SITS. NV
l rm. and kit; also l lge. rm., SEMI
pvt. bath, running water, refgr. Call
-DU. 0524, IL TO l and 4 to 5. ;--2l
1909 r ST. N.W.-Several furn. Ink.
tTSnt o Fonnns as7S7 Sa'er Go sna a4e
coLoRED - COMFORTABLY furn.
lge. front rm. for small family
Evening star., 1951-12-21
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont. !,

SELF SERVICE GROCERY and
Lge. store, excel. cond.; doing ST. 300
weekly Rent $50 mo. 3-yr. lease
5-yr. option. All fresh stock. Al
equip, S4. 900 down, stock incl.
Only $10.500. RE. 1915. CHAP
MAN REALTY CO. -2l
Evening star., 1951-12-21
APIS. FURNISHED Cont J

12Oe N. STAFFORD ST., Arl.. Va
plus heated sleeping porch SI00
PPaEIps, PfF ms nc II i1SDecs,s SR ssoo ssi BOSS q
Attractiveiy furnished studio apart
ment in pvt. home with other gov.
girls. Laundry privileges, excel.
transportation. Available Jan. 1st.
SsiI4 Ssh4 mt Sth sSndsr St; NV after 2 Pm.
kitchenette apt. All utiis. and linen
QUE ST. NEAR 18th N.w.-Lge.
s50n sSG T9em roc .ssa and kit, semipvt. bath.
1857 GSG' RHODE Roi ESGsi ISLAND AVE. NV Nv
Bed-liv rm.. kit, semipvt. bath.
walking distance to downtown; no
1891 ssrNIIi; VERMONT AVE. N.w.-2-Toom
apt, private entrance, SIS week.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Entire srd
e. 2 rms. and bath, S65. HU.
1850 GIRARD ST. NV. "rh. Palmer
1907 BELMONT RID. N.W.-1st d.,
lge. rms, pvt. entrance. semipri-
oss5 s!s modern bath and shower. BA.
18TH 81 ST. NV, mr.. D, c. line-a rms.
"; lease, Sl05 per mo: LEATH 4
As AsHLEY, asY,- INC. MA. e464,' ewes.
1 ROOM AND KITCHEN. utn. I'D furn.
shaSe bath With one. other cple:.
5ssass sas mo- 22SS lst st. NV: pc,
Sc. i'll v sT.-Apt. bldg, co eonv.
to Boiling. Andrews, Naval Air Sta;
nicely furn. bedrm.. liv. rm.. dinette,
kit, bath; S77:S0 per mo; utils.
, add; WI. 0669. Insp. 8 to s pm.
SCOTT CIR.-Lge. rm.. beaut. furn.;
HOUSEKEEPING use. only; share bath;
FTigidairs, hot plate; $3.50 week.
PVT. VI ESTRAScE. r. nee small but cozy w@g Sm.
next bath,shower, linens, hot plate;
sic JEFFERSON ST. N.W.-ideal Tor
girls; $3.50 each per mo-: double
front rm., next to Semipvt. bath;
ARIiNGroS PHti Hifi SE ySaDt saa9 for remit 25 Re-.
sis lt 18th Eth ST. Sc. near Lincoln R Park
One rm., kit, semipvt. bath; $45I
incl. utils. Adults. RA. 2036. %
l432 N ST. NV rm. and Kitchen
cite; eompl.. furn.; clean and COM
Portable; refgr. and all utils,; SIS
GLENN DALE. Md rms, bath,
pvt. entr., porch; End a., gas Kit.
heat, light furn.; So. Bowie 1871.
DONNA LEE ATS -bedrm. apt,
conveniently close to D. c.; S135 a
- "PsoMPoN1o REALTY, INC.
Evening star., 1951-12-21
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

YOUNG JEWISH MAN. desires to
share his furn. apt. in NV. with
another young man. Call RA. 92G9.
REFINED protestant, woman between
80 and 40 TO share suburban apt.
Call OV. 577S. $40 pm. 30
YOUNG MAN. 81. willing to share
3rd floor twin bedrm apt with an
other clean-cut gentleman, 25 to
35; S45 per mo. GEORGETOWN area.
May be seen after 7:30 pm. 1913
Wisconsin ave. NV. -22
FURN. APT. to share. utils.; $40 per
mo. Lady, 35-40 Ref. See between
6 and s pm. 3104 Mt. Pleasant,
st. NV. Apt 3. 23'
TWO GIRLS. twin beds, front room
share kitchen. bath. small living
room with another girl: good NV.
location; good transportation. GE.
Evening star., 1951-12-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

CHILLUM, D. C.. $1,000 down-De-
lightful brick bungalow with rms.
on 1st floor and 2 rms. on 2nd; full
bsmt nice condition. vacant: must
sell, asking S14,950. RAFFELL
REAL ESTATE, SH. 1l03; ewes. GE.
0140
MASS. AVE, wood acres-This lovely
Colonial brick OF real rms. Q COM
plete tile baths, delightful screened
living porch; should be seen at once
the trees and fenced ground so ar
tistically Handicapped presents a
most picturesque setting: full bsmt
gas heat and built-in garage For
further details, call p. A. TWEED
CO, 5504 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 1890
till 3 pm.
SHEPHERD PARK, Iris st.-Spacious
3-bedroom. 2l2-bath brick home: IL
brary. firepl., Gear garage. 74-ft.
front, Asking S29 $50. easy terms
IA. 3459. W. CLIFFORD SHERT-
FER. RE. 2201.
Sc 900 DOWN, nr. lst and Underwood
stS.-Owner must SELL make an
offer for yr.-old 5-rm. row brick,
gas heat, fenced yard; quick posses
sion. Asking S12,950 RAFTELL
REAL ESTATE, SH. 1l03; ewes, GE
2501.
Evening star., 1951-12-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SHOE REPAIR SHOP, excellent going
business and location. owner forced
to sell by Fri. night, Dec. 21. Terms
can be arranged. Make me an offer
Also another complete set, OF shoe
ditioh VII. boIa. al
SHOP COMBINATION-5 Attn st.
s.w-sale or lease. seafood and
barbecue specialities, $4,000 terms.
for s175 mo and rent si35. In
business, call DU. 1132; If you wish
to lease the property, NO. 6145
Charles Couly. J. H. GREENE REAL
TY CO; 715 Florida ave, Nv, -25
eail si1 shys ME $50 3 week 8 amt p. Pm
ROoMiNG HOUsE-15 rooms; long
mo. income; leaving Washington;
must IT sell a1n ct 4gs1 0nee' Do not call sfter
Beauty HT PARLoR-partly equipped.
ST: NV. Cali J. H. GREEN, Realtor
No 6I45 or DU l132 32,,srrr@ss26
renting location. lge. rm. apt,
with porch for owner. Reception rm.
and Z sleeping rms, dble. sarage;
full bsmt.; rent only 500 mo. 3-yr.
lease, good income, $3.50. Y cash.
RE. 1915. CHAPMAN REALTY co.
1917 deorsia ave. NV, IA. 5a4S'
DOWNTOWN RETAIL, class-A liquor
fsoFe' soT lab f1n'93S Star plus stock gn terms
business area;
Seats 90. Excel. opportunity for 2
operators. Priced right to respon-
sible purchasers. give references.
saEEc tsFRs S9x aoss star IN choice
neighborhood in nearby Maryland
beautiful new store; drive-in park
ing; rent very reasonable; $4,000
will handle, which is much less
than inventory of stock; bal. easy
terms; long lease; doing good
iii, says sell. j. EDW. scoLLICK,
3223 r !. ave-. Mt, Rainier, Md.
LARGE. MODERN. self-service groc.
and meat mkt; doing 81 500 wk.:
fixtures: IA. 54S6 after s j. Pm:
GROCERY sToRE-All new. mod
crn; doing good business. will sacri-
fee due to health; priced for quick
sale. JoE's FooD MARKET; l mile
Perth perth f,a,1e1 9f rauqsl qss on Wash. blvd
A GOOD BUSINESS, established 20
years, connected with the jewelry
trade; excel. downtown loca.; sell
reasonable. Phone DI. 9463 to
5 pm. RA. 57lS, ewes. 90"
LIQUOR STORE
NEARBY PRINCE GEORGES CO.
Other business interests necessitate
sale of this excellent store averaging
better than 21% gross. Doing from
Jan. to Nov this year S14S, 600 plus;
'1n sale to right s party viii mean" mean a
right buy; call daily. ia. 1880.
BERENTER & co.
Evening star., 1951-12-21
COLORED
COOPERATIVE APrs. SALE
$500 CASH

$500 CASH
VIII let you spend Xmas. as owner,
in this beautiful 2-bedroom apt.
Take over GI loan with monthly
payments only SSl.6 incl. prin-
cipal, interest. taxes, heat. elect,
gas. water and upkeep.
Located Just of Columbia pike on
South rd.; min. to Pentagon or
D. c.
ASK-US REALTY CO.
GIL. 1852 Exclusive OK. 1850
Evening star., 1951-12-21
APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

ARL 5lL:k a5lH S.drn %7sh st; .is sEurn; r. n, semi
back yard; nr. shopping center; good
MODERN RAMBLER in N. Arl.. (
bedrms. fenced yard. compl. furn;
I'll I'll accsP sBtoapb eRdEsn ne Lease for pe2 mo
HoIIEY7TTo5MP@soS @ 3 y Really, Ii . KE. E
CHEVY CHASE-Beaut. homes S225-
$3.50; rambler, $240; Also; short
4 BEDRMs.. 2 BATHS, garage, fun
section College Park. Walking dis
tance to University, 1 block to ele-
mentary, school. Downstairs bedrm.
with pvt bath and entrance tex-
443s GARRISON ST. NV rms,
/ "a baths, att. gar. full bsmt: in ex-
cel a1a ny. ysr i9catiGn; nItb Of Wis yS6o ave
GS Gentass ss5 Mr ktF FLETCHER i i. asa5 sAgL
3935 BLAME ST. NE. 6 rm. house,
compl; furn gas heat. $131 .05 mo,
rm. mod home; oil heat; gar; ideal
location; Lease. $l35 mo. JOHN
g BEDRMS.. den. liv. rm.. din. -rm.,
kit, powder rm. and bath; from
Jan. to Mar. 20; reason. SH. 5509.
2 2-BEDRM. BRICK 1-fioor house; gas
heat, Laundramat; loc. nr. Jeffer-
SON Village, Lee blvd; on partially
fenced lot; bus service; long lease:
ARL.. VA.-Vacant 5-rm. brick bum
gaiow on cor, lot; fin. attic. washer;
S125 a month. TIE. 4518.
HYATTS.-Single broom house.
bedrms., / large enough for chill
dren; fenced yard; garage for stor-
age or workshop; close to bus and
streetcar. 20 min. drive downtown.
ORDERED OVERSEAS-Ten-rm.. g.
bath house. furn. or unfurn.; near
schools, shopping buses. Vienna
ARLINGToN. FURNIsHED-Two bed
rooms, Bendix washer. Bryant heat
Convenient to Pentagon. 5114 South
18th st. OW. 1000. -23
Evening star., 1951-12-21
r. A. HUMPHREYS
nChltbI NA- OOSU


D. G. COLONIAL
3 BDRMS., 11a BATHS, PLUS
This lovely brick home overlooks
with. fireplace and side screened
porch; large dining room. modern
kitchen and paneled den; End floor
contains 3 bedrooms and "a baths:
stairs to finished 3rd floor; full
basement with partial recreation
room. half bath. and built-in ga
rage. Cedar-lined closets and many
other extras. Near schools, shop
ping. and half block from bus
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC,
SH. 5555. Realtors. TIL 9 PM
COLORED-FOR SALE BY OWNER
-22S Claiming st, ne. rms,
bath. built-in garage. oil INV. gas
refgr and range. -22
CoLoRED - WOODBRIDGE - Lovely
det. brick home: 8 rms. u baths.
basement, gas h.-wh.. det. brick ga
5as7s 5aas7s with tfS JOHN 4. f. wENTz. Real:
tor and builder. WA. 9144. -25
coLoREDmwooDRRIDGE. &C, sGI. BeaTttstuI Sn,s,
recI: nm, built.in gaEagse; BARGAIN .i
MI, 527S, with JOHN A. WENTZ
Realtor and Builder. WA. 9144;
CoLORED-LINCOL PIX, $l3,950--
Asking $1,000 down. Cor. brick.
rms, Q kitchens. baths. garage
W. CLIFFORD sHERTzER, RE
oo01 81, TTAT
Evening star., 1951-12-21
HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

3 HOUSES in Arlington. S115 up.
MANNAs REALTY CO.. Gig vii
son blvd. Arl., GL. or OK. 27S4.
241 18th 81. s.E.-5 rms. and bath:
Arcola heat: S43,70 mo. B. r.
sAHL "A ~ TO-. s26 18th st. NV. MA.
Evening star., 1951-12-21
Surety Realty Co. AID. 0531

1905 SHEPHERD ST. NV.
Six rooms; gas heat; yard; front
porch; very clean. $14.950, $4,000
y s5oe N. CAPITOL ST. NV.
garage; yard; front porch. S15.95O.
So 500 down.
426 KENYON ST. NV.
Six rms; oil h.-w.h.; 2 incl. porches;
2-car garage. Will deliver In new
house cond. $15,950. $1,000 down.
FRED EHRLICH
1918 Vermont Ave. NV, at. O45O
EfAs.. TU. 4631. -23