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Evening star., 1951-08-22
BY Joe ReichIer
AsSociotsd Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-The
new baseball commissioner, who
may be named at the major league
Joint meeting in Chicago Septem-
Der 20, probably will be either
Warren Giles. Gov. Frank Lausche
of Ohio or Ford Frick.
In a 612-hour meeting here
yesterday, the club owners mar
rowed the field of candidates down
to these three men, the Associ-
ated Press learned today. The
owners also voted that the Execu-
tive Council call a meeting for
September 20 for the express pur-
pose of electing a commissioner
with increased powers and a larger
salary than any of his predeces-
sors. However, the fact only three
names remain does not mean one
of these must be chosen. Happy
Chandler, the ousted commission
er. was a dark horse when he was
elected.
Two of Five Unwilling.
Del Webb, vice president of the
New York Yankees and chairman
Of the Screening Committee, an
nounced at the close of yesterdays
session that the field had been
whitfield down from II to five.
1t was learned on strong au-
thority. however, that two of the
five Webb had in mind were Gen.
Macarthur and Milton Eisen-
hover, president Of Penn State
and brother of the general. The
others were Gov. Lausche. Giles
and Frick. Giles is president of
the Cincinnati Reds and Frick is
president of the National League.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
BY the Associoied Press

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-Midget
Eddie Gaedel has taken his custer
from the American League with
mingled feelings.
ut was good to know I was
worth $100 a game to the st. LOUIS
Browns, and losing a chance at
this kind of dough makes me feel
down." said the 43-inch-tall mite.
But then again. I am happy
I've got clipping of a box score
that shows: 'Gaedel-walked for
Saucier in 1st.'
I've got that big league box
score with my name in it; I've got
a bunch of clippings and pictures,
I've got a baseball uniform, and
most of all, I've got my memories. ~
Yes. the tiny, 26-year-old Gaedel
has had his big moment. A mo
ment was about all his big league
playing career lasted as No. 1s-
listed as rookie outfielder for the
Browns.
Yesterday the American League
banned playing midgets, cutting
Evening star., 1951-08-22
Only One of ; Goals Left
For FeIIer After 10th Win
By Burton Hawkins
Stor Stoff Correspondent

CLEVELAND, Aug. 22.-The
second-d division Mats were to get I
a shot at some of Cleveland's sec
ond-f1ight pitching today as the
Indians took a slight gamble
against the wobbly Washington
club by saving Bob Lemon for the
opener of a vital three-game series
tomorrow with the Yankees.
Bob Chakales, who has won
only three games and lost four.
was to oppose the Mats as Cleve-
land sought sweep of the series.
The Mats still were struggling to
end their losing streak, which in
creased to 10 last night as Bob
Feller held them to six hits and
walloped them, 60, before 1856
fans.
Moreno Due to Start.
Julio Moreno was Bucky Har-
ris' choice to face the Indians, and
even if he fails the Mats will have
some solace. At long last, they'll
be rid of pennant contenders.
whom they have been battling ex-
clusively for Is games and against
whom they display a 2-13 record.
Tomorrow the Mats drop down in
class, meeting the fifth-place Ti-
gers in Detroit.
The Mats grief continues to
mount, for in addition to their
string of defeats they're plagued
by injuries. Outfielder Sam Mele
is complaining of back ailment.
Catcher Clyde Kluttz is nursing
a lame leg and Outfielder Irv
Noren is out with a broken jaw.
Most clubs operate on the theory
that accidents will occur and have
adequate requirements, but when
Harris surveys his bench for a
pinch-hitter these days he can To-
cate only such hitters as Sam
Dente, Mike Guerra. Gene Ver-
BILE, etc. Sherry Robertson, who
is seeing action in right field, is
a 1852 batter.
Thus the fact Washington has
lost Is of its last 19 games shocks
nobody. It's only partial major
league lineup the Mats are pre-
senting.
Easy Victory for Feller.
Feller breezed to his goth VIC
tory last night, permitting only
one man to reach third base as he
Joined Cy Young, Walter Johnson.
Wes Ferrell, Lefty Grove and Ed
Plank as the only American
Leaguers to win 20 games in a
season six times.
The Mats. who have been
blanked IL times this year, suf-
fered their second shutout by
Feller. who has won all of his
| three starts against Washington.
Bob achieved the ranks of 20
game winners for the first time
since 1947 and it's barely possible
he'll wind up with his winningest
season. He won 27 games in 1910
and he figures he'll start at least
eight more times this year.
Top winner of the majors. Bob
was staked to a 80 lead in the
second inning after Don johnson
walked Luke Easter and AL Rosen.
Harry Simpson scored Easter with
a double and Ray Boone supplied
a single to score two more runs.
Cleveland's lead. mounted to
SO in the third inning when
Larry Dolby singled. Easter dou-
bled and Rosen singled them
across. Dolby, who has hit safely
in 81 consecutive games, slammed
his 10Th homer off Tom Ferrick
with none on in the seventh.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
Seventh Straight Knockout
Scored by Harry Matthews

PORTLAND. Greg, Aug. % (P)
Harry (Kid) Matthews of Sc
attic now has seven straight
knockouts to his credit. Matthews
added Joe Basora of New York
to his list here last night at 2.33
of the fourth round. Each
weighed 172 pounds.
Matthews name recently came
up in Congress where an investj-
cation of the International Boxing
Clubs monopoly on big fights has
been threatened. It was said then
that Matthews, who beat Irish
Bob Murphy last March, deserves
a crack at joey Maxim's light
heavyweight title.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
By Rolph Roden
Associntad Press Snorts Writer

Bob Feller has reached the Sec
ond Of the three goals he set for
himself before the start OF the
1851 season.
The 32-year-old Highlander Of
the Cleveland Indians set 20 vic
tories, a World Series triumph
and a no-hitter as his prime tar
gets for the season. He got his
no-hitter against Detroit on July l.
Feller realized his second ambi-
ton last night as he became the
major leagues first 20-game win
ner, and the way the Indians are
travelling these days he stands a
good chance of attaining the
other.
The no-hit master pitched the
Indians to a 60 triumph over
Washington and preserved CleVe-
lands one-game edge over New
York. The Yankees hammered
the Tigers, 11-4, while the Browns
upset the third-place Red Sox,
Ga. and the White Sox defeated
Philadelphia, 1875. in other Amer
lean League games.
10 Straight for Giants.
Meanwhile, in the National
League, the New York Giants
stretched their winning streak
to 10 games, beating the Cincin-
natl Reds, IA. The Phillies
nipped the Chicago Cubs. 80,
in IL innings in completing a sus-
pended game of July % and then
downed the Cubs, Al, in the reg
ular scheduled night game. The
Boston Braves clipped Pittsburgh,
81. Rain washed out a game be-
tween st. Louis and Brooklyn in
the third inning.
Yogi Berra, Gene Woodling and
Johnny Mize led the Yanks' 17-hit
attack against the Tigers at De-
troit. Berra poled his third homer
in as many games to open the
New York scoring. Woodling
drove home four runs on as many
hits and Mize featured five-run
fourth inning with a two-run
homer. Little Art Schallock scat
tered seven Detroit hits in going
the distance for the first time.
Jim Mcdonald. once with the
Red Sox, turned back his old
mates on two hits at ST. IOlliS.
The Browns clubbed three Boston
pitchers for 10 hits. Fred Marsh,
Ken Woods and Matt Bats drove
in all the st. Louis runs. Walt
Dropo doubled home two Boston
runs and Dom DiMaggio knocked
in the other two with a homer in
the ninth.
The White Sox ran up an 30
lead over the Athletics in the first
(See BASEBALL. Page ca
Evening star., 1951-08-22
Two Workouts a Day
Ordered as Redskins
Still Are Off Beam
By Lewis F. Atchison
Stor S,oSf Co,ya.nnndsn1

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 22.-The
Redskins are back on a tWo-a-day
practice routine and don't like it,
but 1t may get results. They took
it out on one another yesterday
in rugged scrimmage that pro-
duced the hardest blocking in a
month.
The drill was aimed at sharper
ing the defense, so the offense
ran wild as backs ripped through
the line, rounded the ends, and
completed passes for six touch
downs, while coaches tinkered
with the defense.
Our defense is so bad we can't
even stop ourselves" lamented
George Marshall, president of the
club.
Coach Herman Ball, however
liked the offensive blocking, and
blamed the shabby defensive play
on the absence Of several line
hackers. including Ed Quirk and
Harry Ulinski, who are nursing
minor hurts.
Praise for DrazenOvich.
Ball lauded the linebacking of
Chuck Drazenovich, calling him
the best of the field. He also
liked the way Laurie Niemi and
Jim Ricca closed the gap in the
middle of the line. The coaches
have taken a fresh interest in
|Ricca, 270-pound tackle from
Georgetown, who seemed too slow
to make the grade in the earlier
stages Of training.
Johnny Papit, rookie halfback
from Virginia, showed up we'll on
offense, running faster and smarter
than he diu during the week he
spent here before reporting to the
College All Stars. On defense
Papit looked bad, but this was
not surprising, as he had appeared
in this role only once in three
years of varsity football at Vir-
Iginia, according to Marshall.
DeChard Good Tackler.
Backfield Coach Dick Todd may
move Billy DeChard, the Holy
Cross halfback from Washington
out of his defensive halfback post
and put him closer to the line
Billy is step too slow to guard
against long passes. but his sure
tackling could be tonic for the
teams weak defense. Todd also
has an idea the 185-pound Billy
will grow into a 200-pounder and
with that kind of weight would
be a good linebacker.
Double sessions will continue
through tomorrow, after which
the squad will taper off for a
game scrimmage Saturday. If NO
improvement is noticeable, the
two-a-day sessions will be re-
Sumed next week.
NOTES-Todd may be the
breakdown guy of the staff.
Ball let him deliver the between
halves talk at San Francisco,
which was loaded with uncompli-
Imentary remarks. Yesterday,
hearing several beefs about the
extra session. Dick suggested that
the disgruntled players pack
their bags"
Billy Cox, Duke halfback who
Joined the squad Sunday after six
weeks Navy ROTC training, has
been notified by his local draft
board to report for a physical ex-
animation. Cox, however, be-
longs to the Navy, but faces no
service for at least a year, when
he must take an additional six
weeks training to be commissioned
an ensign in the Navy Reserves.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
Probable Pitchers
(Won and lost records in parentheses.)
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

CWon and lost records in parentheses)
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington at observation-disclosures "a
10) VS.. Chakales (3-4)
Philadelphia at Chicago q. twi-night)-
Hooper, G-9) and Zoldak i3-S) VS.. Pierce
u2-1O and Dobson 7-5).
Boston at st. Louis tnight)-Kiely g.
y vs.: Sanford 90 or Byrne 40
NuN NATIoNAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati at New York-Blackwell
G3-1O VS.. Jansen G6-9).
Pittsbursh at Boston Naturalization
(6-1D VS.. Surkont (9-10l.
Chicago at Philadelphia (night)-
St Louis at Brooklyn e. day.night>-
Lanier (7-O or Poholsky (4-10l and
Staley (14-12) VS.. Erskine (14-S) and
King U2-5) or Neweombe Q6-0.
Evening star., 1951-08-22

Nothing That Champion joey Maxim can
do, including win impresSively, is likely to
help the ailing 175-pound division. Too long
and too passively has he toiled in the vine
yard to wipe out a reputation for absymal
dullnesS. Murphy is the boy.
The colorful two-fisted Irishman is fav-
ored to beat Maxim, after a reversal of orig
inal sentiment and even if he delivers Bob
won't necessarily be the best of the light
heavieS. Out in Seattle is this fellow Harry
Matthews, who not only beat Murphy but
who is rated so highly as to touch off threats
of congressional investigation
Evening star., 1951-08-22
indians, 6; Mats, O

'Fouled out for johnson in 5th.
IStruck out for Ferrick in Sth,
Washineton ----- 600 900 OO0-O
Cleveland 1900 O32 600 l0x-6
Runs-Doby (2). Easter (2). Rosen,
Simpson. Errors-Avila. Runnels. Runs
bstted in-Simpson, Boone t). Rosen
(2). Dolby. Two-base hits-Simpson
Easter, Rosen. Home run-Doby. Sacri-
Double play-Easter to Boone
Left on bases-Washington Z; Cleve-
of Feller, .. Stsuck out-By johnson, o
by Ferrick: !; by Feller. 5. Hits-Oh John
son, 5 in 4 innings; OF Ferrick, > in 3 in
nings; of Harris, 1 in l inning. Passed
ball = Grasso Winning pitcher - Feller
(20-5). Losing pitcher-Johnson (6-9)
Attendance-1S.556.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
Murphy 83to-5 Choice Over Maxim in Tonghs Title Fight
Win, Lose, or Draw;
By FRANCIS sTANN
Sier Stoff Correspondent

NEW YORK, AUG. 22-Ths could be the night the light
heavyweight DIVISION long haven the mediocre
its own again. It's to Irish Bob Murphy, exNavy pug
from San Diego, via Colorado
Evening star., 1951-08-22
NATIONAL
Results Yesterday

New York, Z; Cinci,, 4.
Boston. 3; Pittsburgh, ]
Phila.. 3; Chicago. 2 Il:
innings. completion o.
game suspended july
22).
Phila.. 4; Chicago. l Greg.
ular game).
St. Louis at B'klyn, rain
Games Today
Cinci. at New York.
Pittsb'Eh at Boston (n).
st. L. at B'klyn e. d-n)
Chicago at Phila. (n).
Games Tomorrow
0t. Louis at Brooklyn.
Only game scheduled.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
Major League Standings and Schedules
AMERICAN
Results Yesterday

nCSAAse
cleve.. s; Wash. 0. .
New York, IL: Detroit, 4
Chicago, 13; Phila.. g..
ST. Louis, 6; Boston. 4.
Games Today
Wash. at Cleveland. 200
Phila. at Chicago (2, t-n)
Boston at st. Louis (n)
New York at Detroit.
Games Tomorrow
Wash. at Detroit. $3.50.
Phila. at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
New York at Cleveland.
Evening star., 1951-09-08
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ALEXANDRIA. a real bargain; bed
rms. liv. rm with fireplace. large
kit with dining space. front porch,
bsmt. large level lot. Only SS, 800.
For service call PURVIs. OF, 9,557.'
Beautiful prewar A.
bedrm. brick home 3-rm. apt in
bsmt rents for SS5 mo. Lovely
grounds. IDEAL for home and income;
guest house or doctors hon home and and
$1,000 cash win handle. Open daily
In to 6 until sold The. address is
this one, ROBT. BURNS REALTY
90! So, Wash ST. AIex, a-eo Va. XII;
ARLNGTON-Two minutes from Key
Bridge Low cash down, months
payments less than rent for 2-bedrm;;,
somidetached house. Attic. full
%fb RSnt gspaee 9 beat cs charTng oWNER sard9n IA
2-2S2l after 8. all day sunday, or
ARL.SVacant; furnished or unfur-
nished open 1-6 today and tenor
brick modern, beaut. cond: YOU
will love it; going to Florida, sell to-
day; close to Fort Meyer. PentagCn
and everything. Come early. Priced
under So; 900 make offer, g..
rms. and kit. knotty pine den, ad-
ditional storage space in attic: cor
lot close to bus and shoppina. Shown
by sppt PURVIS REALTY CO. OF.
g55T 10
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS-By owners
p No Garfield St In this fine
location mr.. bus and all conv. we
have a nice new brick home: =
bedrms,, lge. closets. tile bath up
LaP. liv rrn din. rrn., oversize kit.
tile powder rm, full bSmt with
firepl., p bath and shower. Open
daily til 6. %
BEVERLY HILLS-For sale by owner
2-bedrm. English Colonial house, on
corner lot; substantial cash re-
uuiied TIE 1850 5
DEL RAY SECTION. 10 min to Penta-
gon; 5-rm. row brick. oil h-a heat
full bSmt.. screened front porch
equipped kit. Bendix tile bath
$500 down. approx $50 mo, TIE.
4242. Sale BY owner 3
Evening star., 1951-09-08
E-4fa LOAN

Available at. S11 .450 on
this attractive all-brick. 3-bed-
rm. home: ready for immedi-
ate occupancy; choice N Arl.
location. Just > available Lots
are at least 90 it. wide.
Total price only S14 $50.
Evening star., 1951-09-08
ARLINGTON
REALTY
COMPANY
OFFERS
RAMBLER LIST

II it's a way of life that
leads to modern living in the
most modern of all homes the
following is list that you
NAV inspect, by calling OW.
5000.
Evening star., 1951-09-08
ID-COME AND GET 1T

Don't wait on this one.
Modern deSigned 2-bedrm.
rambler located in pleasant
surroundings with nice level
lot This house is in excellent
condition. Just over | VI. old.
Asking Sl3.50O with only
So 800 down,
Evening star., 1951-09-08
SURROUNDED

BY much higher priced
cuStom-b built homes. Just of
beautiful Hillwood we have
new 3-bedrm. brick rambler
on a level TOxl30-ft lot.
Gracious liv din. rm. combi-
nation Sunny kit. with many
extras. Exhaust fan, disposal.
automatic washer, Venetian
blinds Only SIS.1ln
Evening star., 1951-09-08
P-SOLAR RAMBLER

The many large windows
featured IN this contemporary
home seem to bring the pic
turesque beauty of the 3-acre
lot indoors. Charming liV. rm.
with fireplace. coZv din. nm.
3 bedrmS with diversified
closet. equipped kit. bsmt.
and garage Many extra fea-
lures. Qualified purchaser may
take advantage of excellent
financing Price S23.250 with
81, 500 cash Quick poSSeSsion
Evening star., 1951-09-08
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
And Here Is
More for
ARLINGTON
REALTY
U-McLEAN, VA.

White modern rambler, 4
bedrms., : baths. > living
rooms, formal din. rm.. den,
ultramodern kit. with garbage
disposal and diShWasher. At
tached garage. recr. rm.. lge.
corner lot in heart OF Nc
Lean 4 miles from Chain
Bridge. Excellent investment
property. All for $4,000.
Evening star., 1951-09-08
HALL

This very desirable seldom
found plan is one that offers
comtorta ble living because OF
its arraneement which affords
perfect circulation. Featuring
a grand liv rm. with fireplace,
din. area equipped kit 3
good bedrms.. each having
large sliding door closet; tre-
mendous fun bsmt offers the
opportunity Of finished rec
reation room and still plenty
of room for workshop and stor-
age Situated in fine resi-
dental area and is one Of
tOdaY.s best buyS al So $50.
Evening star., 1951-09-08
7-CUSTOM RAMBLER

Seldom do you see construc-
ton to match this 3-bedrm.,
2-bath. brick home of charac-
ter and charm in convenient
N Arl location. Many extra
features including step-down
liv. rm., stone fireplace with
attached flower wall. giant
bsmt, with fireplace, indirect
lighting and valanceS. Priced
at S56, $50.
Evening star., 1951-09-08
F-EXPANSIBLE RAMBLER

Very fine home with a beau
tiful fenced-in shaded lot
bedrms. and tile bath on lst
floor; spacious liv. rm. with
fireplace, separate dining rm.
and equipped kit. full bsmt.
It is possible to make an extra
room upstairs. Total price
S15T5n
Evening star., 1951-09-08
X---WOW

Read this! New. i bedrms..
. baths. !iy, rm,. din. rm..
l6 by II kit. full English
bsnlt, home. All this on
wooded, 100 by 935 plot.
Move In tomorrow. Priced right
at S29,15O.
Evening star., 1951-09-08
T-ONE-HALF ACRE

Provides beautiful setting
for this new 3-bedrm brick
rambler in Vienna, Z COM
plete rooms in all with full
bSmt. and large storage attic.
Priced for immediate sale at
SlS.g5O.
Evening star., 1951-09-08
H-WAVERLY HILLS

For the small family who
need Just = hedrms. but de-
mand q large liV. rm. and
Serarate din. ruI. we offer
this fine brick home in a very
convenient and pretty resi-
Dental area. The completely
modern kit. includes garbage
disposal. exhaust fan, new
range and refrigerator. Won
derful screen porch. corner
LOT with rear ward fenced.
Priced Sl1 500. Terms.
Evening star., 1951-09-08
TIE. 7343

APPROX ST 900 DOWN, SS4 MO
A brick Cape Cod, well built
and well located with living
room and fireplace, separate
formal dining room, equipped
Kitchen, = large bedrooms eX-
panSible attic with pull down
stairway IncloSed porch that
can be used for spare bedroom
or den.
AL, 6644 TIE. 734
Evening star., 1951-09-08
G-CONTEMPORARY

One OF the most beautiful
you have ever seen. built by
one of Arlington's outstanding
builders: featuring 3 bedrms.,
hall entrance. full bsmt. and
many other extras. House built
on . levels. FHA financing re-
quirinP $3.50 down.
Evening star., 1951-09-08
A-RANCHETTE!

| la acres surrounds this
lovely 3-bedrm. frame rambler
only : yrs. old. Located near
Tyson'S Corner. Total price
Sll 800. $500 down and
S1O.DN per month.
Evening star., 1951-09-08
V-EVERYBODY
SMILES

Well perhaps not every one
but most people will be glad
they saw this attractive brick
rambler in a very desirable N.
Arl, location; features 3 bed
rms, ; baths, garage, high
bsmt., liv rm.. din. rm.. COM
pletely equipped kit. and patio.
See 1t today Price $1S EOu
Evening star., 1951-09-08
VINO INITIATION

500, 900 for a four-bedrm.
2-bath brick rambler is hard
to beat. Features a large-siZed
liY. rm. with fireplace, sep
arate din room, large GE-
equipped kit. 1t doesn't have
a bSmt,, but it does have a
garaSe and it's a new home.
Don't miss this one.
Evening star., 1951-09-08
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
ALEXANDRIA
AL BAKER OFFERS
$11 1.5OO-Rurgundv Villae

So, 800 DOWN, $50 PER MO.
A cute cedar shingle bunga-
low with lovely living room,
:! bedrooms, equipped kitchen,
eXpansible attic. house is well
located near busline in
fast t-growing community, on
lovely large lot.
AL. 6644 TIE. 734:
Evening star., 1951-09-08
TIE. 7343
AL. Sc
$14. .q5n---RuRKE- VA

S. 500 DOWN. $I24.5o MO.
Frame home, Q rooms. on
nearly an acre OF around. laree
trees, shrubs, lily pond, etc.
House has living room. den,
bedroom dining room. large
kitchen on 1st fl; md f.. )
bedrooms and bath; part base
ment, oil INV h. Log cabin
playhouse axl3 Double-car
garage, chicken house.
IL. 6644 TIE. 734;
Evening star., 1951-09-08
TIE. 7343
AL. 6644
S11 250--T,YNHAVEN

500 DOWN, Sl0J MO.
A brick row house to be
newly decorated and painted
and floors finished. = nice
large bedrooms, tile bath. liv-
ing room separate dining
room lovely compact kitchen.
Full basement, oil heat. out
side entrance to yard. Con-
Venient location
GGHd rT7Tt no
Evening star., 1951-09-08
TIE. 7343
AL. 6644
S13. .250--HJJNTINGTON

- 1870 DOWN, S77.0T MO.
A lovely brick. semidet.
home. sitting on high eleva-
tion with a grand view. nice
yard. ideal location, = bed
rooms. living room dining
room combination modern
compact kitchen tile bath.
fun basement. steel supports.
House in immaculate condi-
ton, owner will sell furniture,
or part OF furniture and new
washing machine.
nnAd rpJN -OA
Evening star., 1951-09-08
CBUNGALOW
RAMBLER

Older house with 3 bedrms.,
storage attic and ample bSmt.
Also llv. rm., din, rm. and
equipped kit. Entire property
in excellent condition and
surrounded by Anchor fence.
Only Sl2,950. 81, 600 cash will
Ia .r.rIlrn
Evening star., 1951-09-08
Y-PARIOR HOME

20 by 10 liv, rm. with fire.
place; IA by IL din. rm.. 3
large bedrmS.. Step-up to
10 by IL den with large pic
cure window. :! fully tiled
baths and a 12 by g glass-in-
closed porch. Complete KIT. and
garage. All this for S3I 900.
Evening star., 1951-09-08
TIE. 7343
SIS. 5nn-SpRINGVALE VA

APPROX 50 500 DOWN S9O.9S
MO. lS-YEAR LOAN
Attractive rambler less than
90 minutes to Pentagon 2
bedrooms, large living room,
stone fireplace, with Heatola-
tors. tile bath. dinlns room
kitchen combination. Oil h-a.
heat auto. washing machine.
reigr. and stove: fiagstone
patio. modern picture windows
that give charm and atoms
phere to the house
AL. 6644 TIE. 7343
Evening star., 1951-09-08
HALL

Here's rambler with an
unusual floor plan. In addition
TO , bedrms. 1l2 baths. liv.
rm din area and kit large
enough to eat in. there is
a true center hall that will
save manv steps. Lot is almost
200 # deep Complete hSmt.
under entire home. A beauty
at S11 $50.
Evening star., 1951-09-08
3-CALIFORNIA RAMBLER

On a spacious level lot.
> good sized bedrms., bath
large liV. rG.. separate din.
rm. and equipped kit. Fine
Arl location. only SI2.650.
Terms.
Evening star., 1951-09-08
x? NO SIRI

That's right, Reg x does
not apply To these ) hand
some II type ramblers Just
made for showing of to your
friends: Beautifully decorated,
large nV rm. with fireplace.
excellent dIn. rm, with Kitchen.
= generous bedrms. with >
baths: bSmt. and built-ln
garage. Located Just ] block
irCm Lorcom Iane and rapid
transportation to Pentagon
ana downtown Washington.
Japanese cherry trees are
being, planted. $4,000 cash is
al that's required. Priced at
S32. 900.
Evening star., 1951-09-08
MIDST THE OAKS

A few wears ago builder
built this home for his own.
Much care and many extras
went into it. On a plot 70 by
100, it contains 3 bedrooms,
! y baths, large liy. rm., sep-
arate din. rm.. bright kit.
This is a large home through
out. 1t must be seen to be ap-
preciated. Modern living at
its best for SIS $50.