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Evening star., 1951-10-23
BY the Associated Press

BOSTON, Oct. 23.-Realizing
just how difficult it is to assemble
a championship baseball club, Lou
Boudreau did not even mention
pennant while making his formal
debut as Red Sox manager for
the next two seasons.
Evidently recalling the seven
years he required to make the
Cleveland Indians the 1948 world
champions, Boudreau's only prom
Use was to plug the Boston teams
obvious gaps
Our first need is an established
catcher, then a dependable double
play combination" Boudreau said
yesterday after General Manager
Joe Cronin made the long antici-
pated announcement concerning
Steve O'Neill's successor as Red
Sox pilot.
Willing to Trade Any One.
"And We'll trade any one of our
players to get the strength we
need" Boudreau continued.
Does that include Ted Will
liams?" he was asked.
YES" Lou replied. Everybody
Ted included, will be used as
trading material to get the players
we want"
It was evident, however, that
Williams bears an extraordinary
price tag in Boudreau's new man.
agerial book.
"You don't give away a player
like Williams, who drives in 12t
runs for you" he explained. Then
adroitly, he Tended a query con-
corning a Williams deal for Nee
Carver and Sherm Lollar, the st
Louis Browns star battery.
Lou also ignored questions con
corning the salary terms on hi
new two-year contract. However
they can be assumed to be tn,
$65,000 per annum he signed fo
last fall when he tied himself t,
the Red Sox for two years as /:
utility infielder.
Turned Down Offers.
Lou did admit he turned dow
' managerial offers from the Pitts
burgh Pirates and Browns to sue
Evening star., 1951-10-23

Yesterday he said he would leave
Montreal at. the end OF the season
and give up a business arrange
ment. Beyond that. he wouidn' I
talk Of his plans. A club spokes-
man said later that he had spoken
to Ted Collins. owner Of the Yanks
in long distance call. He re.
fused to discuss the conversation
The 24-year-old Notre DAME
star came to Montreal on a one.
year contract at a salary which
guessers have set between $15,00(
and $4,000 Despite a high.
pressure publicity campaign, Rat.
terman failed to live up to expec-
tations. A court action against
him launched by the Yanks ha:
|drifted along legal channels so far
without a decision.
Jumped Buffalo Team.
Ratterman was signed by the
Yanks in 1949 after he jumped the
Buffalo Bills of the defunct ALL
America Conference and signed a
three-year contract calling for q
reported $40,500.
Discussing the case yesterday
in New York. Owner Collins said
II haven't seen Ratterman since
started suit against him so all
know is what ] have read in the
fc,~> N rvrr,rnr.>y - :
Evening star., 1951-10-23
Trojan Victory Puts
Coach Hill in Line
For New Contract
BY the Assoeioied Press

LOS ANGELES, Oct. o.
Coach Jess Hill of the Uni
versity Of Southern California
is in line for a new contract.
Athletic Director Willis o.
Hunter told a newsman yes
terday he plans to recommend
to the Athletic Committee a
new deal for Hill. whose hard
playing football team last
week upset the Nations No.
l eleven. California.
A former track coach. Hill
is half way through his first
season as football mentor. His
varsity team is undefeated. al
though an early season loss by
his junior varsity to the San
Diego Marines went into the
record books as a defeat.
Evening star., 1951-10-23
Hobbs, Ex-D. {. Star
And Other Gridders
Decide 10 Quit vpI

Francis Hobbs. Virginia Tech
guard and former Tech High
tackle here, is through with foot
ball and has left vPI. along with
several other players.
1T came to the point where
lost the desire to play football SO
thought it best to give UP my
scholarship and come back to
Washington" Hobbs tolo The Star
to-day.
Il II have been thinking about it
for some time" the 210-pound
|lineman continued. II am going
to try to enter the University of
Maryland next semester and finish
my work on a degree in business
administration. / am definitely
through with football"
Played for Two Years.
H Hobbs. a junior at VPI, played
for two years on a Gobbler varsity
that did not win a game. VPI
lost 10 straight last season and
has 0-4 record this year. Hobbs,
who lives at 14720 Twelfth street
NE. was on the 1948 all-high
squad.
| Hobbs said the players had not
decided to leave as a group. II
knew about only two others be-
sides myself who were planning
to go when left Sunday night, u
Hobbs said.
L According to the Associated
Press. Coach Frank Moseley said
at Blacksburg today that his pre-.
ldominantly freshman squad has
dwindled from 80 men at the start
lof the season to a present rosie,
of IS. but that he knew of nc
.. rebellion.
The reduction has been gradua
and is pretty much what mos
! schools experience, he explained.
y Coach Cites Losses.
In answer to a reoprter's ques.
!. ). ton. he attributed this decrease
in the number OF squad member,
mostly ito school work." bu
J added:
' Getting the hell beat out o.
you every week wouldn't hell
morale any. do you think?"
Moseley said he understood
: Howard Cowan. letterman half.
!. > back from Portsmouth. Va, hae
left Tech. but had not heard Of
any other players leaving thu
school.
. Cowan told the Portsmouth Stal
by telephone today he was coming
, home tomorrow. but refused II
! say why.
But it was learned from a reliable
y source close to the campus thai
. Moseley refused to allow severa
7 iplayers weekend leaves aftel
I Saturdays game at Norfolk.
. The Star also quoted Cowan as
saying three other Tech players
E. r. Howell. sophomore halfback
from Green Cove Springs, Fla.
Felix Malewich, sophomore emo
J from Jessup, Pa. and Hobbs-al
ready had gone, but that Frank
Bradley. sophomore halfback from
! lDelmar. Del, was staying at Tech
Last night Cowan had said all
four players were planning te
leave.
Evening star., 1951-10-23
Groza and Beard Get
80 Days 10 Dispose
.0f 0Iympians Stock
by the Associated Pres,

NEW YORK. Oct. 23.-Two for
mer University of Kentucky bas-
ketball stars accused of accepting
bribes to fix an intercollegiate
game have been ordered to dispose
of all their stock as part owners
of the Indianapolis Olympians OF
the National Professional Basket
ball Association within a month.
The players involved in the
latest chapter Of the basketball
scandals are former All-Americans
Alex Groza and Ralph Beard,
members of Kentucky's National
collegiate champions of 1948 and
l949. Together with a third for
mer player, Dale Barnstable, cap
tain of the 1949-50 team, they
were to be arraigned today.
In addition to being ordered to
dispose Of their stock in the Olym-
plans, Groza. 6-foot-7 center, and
Beard, punished guard. have been
suspended for life from playing
in the pro league by President
Maurice Podoloff of the NBA.
Barnstable is a high school coach
in Louisville. KY.
Accused Of Taking $500 Each.
They are charged with taking
$500 each for shaving points in
the March IA. 1949. National In
vitation Tournament game with
Loyola of Chicago at Madison
Square Garden. Loyola won
67-56.
Groza and Beard were returned
here from Chicago by Assistant
District Attorney Vincent A. G.
O'Connor last night. Barnstable
has been here since Saturday
night.
Before leaving Chicago, where
Groza and Beard waived extradi-
tion. O'Connor said ''You may as.
sumo that other schools probably
are involved"
O'Connor's comment came wher
he was asked about printed re.
port that as many as seven more
schools were to be quizzed in the
point-rigging that already has
involved seven schools and more
than 80 players.
Colleges Criticized.
The assistant district attorney
criticized colleges and universities
for not being more alert.
intercollegiate athletic policies
must be examined" O'Connol
said. "Commercialism of amateur
sport. undue emphasis on victory
and gate receipts. pampering o1
educational standards for athletes
and high-pressure recruiting OF
'players-all these have a bad in
(See SCANDAL, Page A-20.)
Evening star., 1951-10-23

twist Olszewski's leg"
More Rhubarbs Likely.
The California headman COM
plimented use as lone of the
best teams I have seen in some
years." adding:
Its defensive unit is a sturdy
one. On the subject of whether
use used Illegal tactics, I can
say we have no feeling there was
any organized effort to put key
California men out of commits
sion"
That would appear to close the
matter except for one factor. The
Trojans have five more games tn
their schedule. the most imminent
being Texas Christian mere Satur-
day.
That more rhubarbs may be
forthcoming is indicated by Hills
declaration that he has no inten-
ton of changing uses style Of
play. He said he hopes his boys
play just as rough the rest Gf
the season."
Evening star., 1951-10-23
Patty Berg in Hospital.
Golf Here Is Cancelled

Patty Berg was taken to George.
town Hospital early today with 6
throat infection and thus was un.
able to fulfill her scheduled ex.
Ihibition golf match at Woodmont
Her appearance in Baltimore to.
morrow also was Cancelled and i
is doubtful that she will be abl,
to appear at Columbia Thursday
as scheduled.
Miss Berg was taken sick las
night and removed to the hos.
pital where it was reported SD,
would remain at least two days. Z
Evening star., 1951-10-23

Others: Michigan and Oklahoma, IA;
Southern Methodist and Cincinnati. 10;
Rice and Mississippi 10: College OF Pa
Icifc and Pennsylvania Z: Louisiana State
and Washington, 5: Miami fF1al. Texas
Christian and Tulsa. 4; Clemson and
Buckneli. 8; Holy Cross and Colorado. 2;
lVillAnova L
Evening star., 1951-10-23
WIN, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN
stur siaff rrespendsnt

HELSINKI FINLAND OCT 23The traditional tenacty of
the clearly evident this small country of million
half of whom farmers to play host at
Evening star., 1951-10-23

Nearly IL years ago, Finland won the
Olympics which never were staged. The Firms
built a magnificent 7OOO0-seat stadium, an
edifice years ahead of most in the United
States today They built their superb SWIM
ming pool velodrome etc.
Then came two wars, not one, for little
Finland. First, the so-called Winter War"
with Russia. Then World War II. Both times
Finland was on the losing side. And as after
World War when the Firms paid their debts
to the United States, while other nations were
reneging, they are paying reparations to
Russia
Evening star., 1951-10-23
Ierps37 Points Behind
Fourth-PIace Illinois;
Michigan State Second
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-The
University OF Tennessee. rated as
the Nations No. ! college football
team before the season opened,
finally made the grade today in
the fourth weekly Associated Press
poll. California, last weeks top
team. dropped to the No. . spot
The Volunteers of Bob Neyland
who clouted Alabama. 27-13. Sat-
urday, received whopping total
of 10 first-place votes out Of 16l
cast by the country's sports
writer's and sportscasters to take
over the No. ranking.
This gave Tennessee a total OF
1854 points, comfortable mar
gin over Michigan State, the No
2 team, with 1904 points. Mich
igan State, 1921 winner over
Penn State, had 28 first-place
votes and moved up from a third
place ranking a week ago.
Texas Aggies Drop.
The rough week end for several
top-ranking teams caused some
Juggling Of the standings among
the top 10, but only Texas AEM
dropped out of the select group.
The Aggies skidded from No.
last week to No. Is. after being
upset by Texas Christian, 20-14.
Southern CALIFORNIA; Trojans.
who hung a 21-14 defeat on the
California Bears. made the biggest
jump in the ratings-from l1th
a week ago to the sixth place
vacated by the Texas AggieS.
Georgia Tech. which took over
the Southeastern Conference lead
by defeating Auburn, 27-7, ad-
vanced from fifth place to third.
The Tech Yellowjackets were the
only other team besides Tennessee
and Michigan State to get more
than 1000 points. Georgia Tech
had 1922.
Illinois. which invaded the Far
West to demonstrate its power
with a 27-20 victory over Wash
ington. moved all the way up
from eighth place to fourth. The
nlini nosed out Maryland for the
No. place by 81 points. 878 to
BAL.
Terps Now Fifth.
Maryland, which always gets a
rough afternoon from North Caro-
lima, barely defeated the Tar Heels
Saturday. 14-7. The Terps, No.
last week. moved up to No. S.
Another team moving up is Bay
lor. now No. Z after a No. 10
ranking last week. The. Bears
thumped Texas Tech. 1920.
Princeton. with winning streak
of II straight games after trounc-
ing Lafayette. GOT. went up a
notch from ninth to No. 8. The
Texas Longhorns. upset by Arkan-
SaS, l6-l4, almost 1el out OF the
top 10, skidding from fourth last
week to 10th.
All of the top 10 teams except
Southern California. California
and Texas are undefeated and
united.
Stanford. also with a perfect
record. leads the second 10-only
a few points out of the charmed
circle. followed by Cornell and
Northwestern-also with unbeaten
united records.
The first 10. with first-place
votes in parenthesis, based on 10
points for first place, 9 for second,
f1y. fL;rL -
Evening star., 1951-10-23
Hockey at a Glance

By the Associated Press
Tonighfs Schedule.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
No games scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Providence at st. Louis.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
No games scheduled.
Last NIGHTS Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Detroit, 3: Montreal. /.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
No games scheduled.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE,
Calgary. 4; Vancouver, o,
Evening star., 1951-10-23

(See RATTERMAN, Page A-2l1
Evening star., 1951-05-19
DRUM POINT
BEACH
On the Chesapeake Bay
WASHINGTON'S LARGEST
BEACH DEVELOPMENT

Drum Point Beach opens its 1851
season. announces that special
prices prevail on choice cottage
sites this week end; This, is the
veritable garden spot of the Bay
area, located on .Chesapeake's most
beautiful shore. where the Bay meets
access to s different bodies Of Il water
for fishing, swimming, and sporting.
The lovely Chesapeake, mecca for
sportsmen; the Patuxent River. fish,
ermen's paradise, and lovely
fresh water lakes. Drum Point
sand beaehes aa Se on he Bag soTioas
the-bay breezes. Drum Point Beach
is an all-ready land of amazing ma
tural beauty. There's a natural
harbor section for yachtsmen; en-
electricity and telephone lines in a
fine community of cottages and lot
owners. This week and you can buy
a beautiful cottage site, amid all
this. for as little as S495, with as
r,-e Ara here's our EARLY BIRD
finds it impossible to properly SER
vice all the late corners, we are
making this special offer to all early
birds: Il you will present this ad
FORE NOON today Saturday and
tomorrow Sunday it will be ac-
cepted as a $50 down payment on
the lot of your choice. Be an EARLY
BIRD-come earlyl Drive out today,
follow these directions: Through
Upper Marlboro to Wells Corner on
Route 4, right on 416 through
Prince Frederick for Is miles, left
RATION, CALVERT REALTY AGEN-
CY. 220 Southern Bldg. RE. S43S.
Evening star., 1951-05-19

Chevy Chase View
! call, 10. b-1s7e. 30
Evening star., 1951-05-19
WATERFRONT
PARADISE

30
Evening star., 1951-05-19
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

BEACH-cottage for 4.
ami. except hot water; block
from beach. CH. 0454 after 4 pm.
LONG BEACH. MD.-By month or
a .dnv clean lean s9Wf95saby fHrn snas
BEACH COTTAGE and
furnished apt. XII. S-620S. 10
BEVERLY BEACH-Apts.. S35 week;
cottages, S55 up. Lots and cottages
for sale: w. z: CRISER, Beverly
Beach. Mayo. Md. West River 4021
BEVERLY BEACH-Large furnished
cottage, cool screened porches, beach
privileges included. Call DU. S021.
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS. Port Republic.
Md: furnished cottage for rent by
week to college graduates at a care
fully restricted beach, assuring con-
genial friends for all the family.
Quickly reached week ends without
bridge 5ria! toll; and some drive to work r K
with varied program; sandy bay
beach; good fishing area; pictur-
esque cliffs. streams and gulches,
mostly heavily wooded: abundant
Miocene fossils; fresh water lake.
One cottage for sale, many lots to
choose from. including bay fronts.
srfinss ans m 4n s mss b.yona Izs pnce
sHEsWSoD hTsssEaSo FOREST Beautifully Miu
furn. 4-bedrm.. 2-bath cottage. AL
modern cows; June Is to Sept;
LAReF AZ FeisTiiSsf MAiSf Lo6GE IA ies2 on Se aSe
M99sehesd se2sef se Ts pyt OesGh secluded W
ming ming daytime; blankets needed at
f9T Fl. $500; ), Phone no. es7s after
AND RETAIL - Or
street parking; driveway through
bldg; Md. ave. and 18th st. ne;
suitable any distributor, car wash;
$500 50. f., more space available;
available July L. DI. 6494. 20'
BEVERLY BEACH-Cottages for rent
by the week or month. GEORGE
2. BRYANT. Realtor. Beverly Beach.
BEVERLY BEACH-1-rm. cottage on
lge. lot with driven well; price. $2,-
go; Arm. cottage. unfin.; price.
$4,000. 5-rm. house. with 100 #.
roRE TsseTfrGst gRy.NpT pTief S..tsI $40 eey ee9
erly Beach. Nd; 20
CAPE COD, MASS, Crosby Village
Cottages, private waterfront, cleo,
utilities. bath; S50-S75 wkly. CROS-
BY. HI. 6103. 80
NORTH BEACH-oil heat, gas range:
newly decorated. DI. 1891 after 8
BAY pY' FRONT HOTEL FOR RENT;
ready to 80. Contact West River
6421. 30
Evening star., 1951-05-19

BY OWNER, 69x175: $4,000. Mass.
ave. extended; wooded, sewer,
water, paved street. CO. 2439. 20s
FAIRLAND, MD.-Route 1876, quaint
old house. may be restored. choice
from SIS signs beyond st. Marks
Evening star., 1951-05-19
DESK SPACE
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

9Th AND SITS. NV, near conr,
6ioes; - Newly redecorated room
2Vx20; air-conditioning unit. Heat
and eIec. furn. Immed. poss. S4:5 per
mo; SonSult Mr.. Taylor. SHANNON
NV EooNs IA. c9:; 2s4s. 4sseal'0rs' 1905 \ St.
55O6 CONN. AVE. N.w-end floor
fessionaf S ana ot,ce path VII ideal for pro
THOMAS J, FISHER Rii d fcsooecG5s5e. co', dNG
I3S 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50. 81
IDEAL FOR DOCTOR or dentist: Q
rooms and bath. 29O2 Porter St =
T1JS a. JSSonn ave; available immediately.
10Th ST. NV, DI. $3.50. -2i
5So5 GA: AVE; NV. tabove Kennedy
ffit:s-Gnly fiss Only $50 . per mo incl; utili-
TWo TO FOUR Hs'ftde, Rooms. s. conneet,ne; nee
first floor, on Mass ave: lge, down.
town apt. house: most suitable for
ooctors or professional office. Call
Manager: Ma. 9683. at 1901 Mass
agent ave, ME NJ s6Gd sB6GGdLVEDERE. or cali
FOUR ROOMS, lavatory, on 1st a
next door Hamilton Pharmacy. ex-
sfon caT All M a0eic5 siss or other pr9fes-
AIR-coNDITIoNED, Century Build.
ing, 412 9th st. NV, opposite
Municipal Court: Offices available in
single units or suite of s rooms:
parking space available. THOMAS
J; FISHER & CO. INC, 73s 18th
9Th AND X SITS. N.W.-second- floor
0lnces 0ato1 containing LOO 50. IT.; ele
tribqtor; heat, light and janitor
FISHER & CO. Inc. 7ss 7sSM5S 18Th At. i.
NV DI. $3.50
CORNER OFFICE. Col. and Ont. rds.
NV. avail. tmmed.. excel for prof t.,
mig: repres., etc. EN-. 11S9. --22
ALEXANDRIA siAs 24l5 Mt Vernon ave
single: modern tSGtHi buiidine; y SalTs paTk,nF oE
lot Suitable for business or pro.
fessional use. AL. 3l4S. TIE 294I
DOCTORS OFFICE in basement Of
small apt. bldg: at 18th and New
,s3n t9n SIS sSr NV; \, GE. 2943. ga
completely carpeted. l or rm.. air
cond. suite. stenog. service avail; /;
very desirable for lawyer, trade
assn. ETC.; good lease. DI. 5941. :.
OFFICE, about 17x1s. with furnished
downtown Conn. ave; suitable for
professional man. engineer. ETC.; re-
model to suit; SO mo. HO. SSO4
TO LEASE, BRICK BLDG.-ond and
3rd floor, 1Sx1O0 undivided; asphalt
floors; heat, hot water: 2 toilets
On 2nd: l on Bird. Excellent for
organizations, insurance companies
dancing studios. Offices or any busi-
ness. See Mr.. BROWN, 719 9th st.
ny End floor; 30'
GEORGETOWN-Th 5 attractively
finished Offices comprising approx,
900 SO. #. may be rented as a
suite or separately from S25 per
mo per Office and UP. Mr.. White
head, Ma. $500: ewes, MI. 1850.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC, 1417 K ST.,
NV. so
GEORGETOWN-For fastidious per
son; artists studio. bedrm., Kitchen
cite furnl for summer months;
S10o, mo. Ho. .39sS. Call on Sun
day between 10 pm. only. 80
LGE. OFFICE for physician or law
yer, near Dupont Circle: all con-
veniences; available Immediately:
secretary service. Call AID. 477fi
Weekdays bet. a-5 -oi
Evening star., 1951-05-19
LANHAM PARK-Out Defense hwy,
u. s. Route 30, lust east of Lanham

PARK-out Defense hwy,
y. s. Route so, Just east of Lanham,
Md; beautiful A-acre lots.
SI00 down-S15 monthly.
II you are looking for q lovely home
Site---a place we'll situated, with
beautiful trees and room for flowers,
and a place where the kiddies can
romp and play and still have such
indispensable city conveniences as
city. water. electricity, telephone,
tions, then come out to see one Of
Prince Georges Countys fastest
growing communities - where you
can still get Il acre of land for
$3.50. with convenient terms if you
prefer. SO that you can pay for your
lot in small monthly payments. Come
out and look around. There is 10
obligation to buy-but we promise
you will be impressed with the value
offered and M /, the activity here in
BUILDERS ATTENTION INVITED
Bladepsburg rd. to Peace
Cross, turn right out Defense hwy, 5
miles to large sign "Lanham Park"
on left side of Defense hwy.
ONCE Open Daily and Sunday,
10 AM. Until 6 PM
THOMAS F. HALEY. Realtor,
Phone Union 7649.
Evening star., 1951-05-19
SHADY COTTAGE SITES AT
WEST SHOREHAM

Buy now build now for occu-
pancy this summer. Shady lots,
75x135 it.. Immediately adjacent to
beach. $500; only $4 a week after
20ge, down payment, or lots right on
the beach as low as $1,000; as low
as $S week after 2Oe6 down
payment. A good investment now,
but q better one when new Wash
ing-to-Annapolis express highway
is completed. One of the remaining
sheltered and deep harbors on the
west shore of the Chesapeake, south
Of Annapolis, New. channel NOW
OPEN connecting Chesapeake with
Ramsey Bay affording safe harbor
for small craft. Reserved bathing
area. public docks and picnic tables
on Ramsey Bay. Reserved sandy
beach bathing area on Chesapeake
Bay. Electricity, telephone and wide
5O-ft; roaos. See the many charm
ms bungalows already built and
occupied. Contact agent on prop
erty all day Saturday or Sunday.
DIRECTIONS: From Washington
use Central ave-, Route 214, to
Mayo rd. Follow signs to West
Shoreham Beach.
Evening star., 1951-05-19

Large, comfortable home in excel.
cond.; beautiful grounds overlook
ing West. River and Chesapeake Bay;
pvt. sand beach. pier to deep water;
rm. with fireplace. glass encl. porch
rec. room. eXpandable attic; many
extras. Week ends call Mr.. Lawrik,
LO: 5-29S0 or drive to Deale. Md.
and call West River 6144.
Max C. Schwartz, ia. $500
Beach Property Specialists"
Evening star., 1951-05-19
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

MODERN, heated. brick garage-,60-
car capacity plus outside parking
space; vicinity 25th and Que sts.
NV; with or without lease: act
quickly. Call OWNER. ia. 1859. be-
tween and 10 am. and to
IDEAL LOCATION for modern motor
court near Washington; Baltimore
Washington blvd: zoned and plans
already made: terms; owner. leaving
city. Call MR.. HINES; OW.. 2l5S.
<II L ST. NV, near 5th and N. Y.
ave.-New semihreproof warehouse
and adjacent brick dwelling. 5000
50. It in all. Y; L. TooMEY. J95;r
Realtor, RE. 6371. EN-. 1857. -2l
6tI 9Th ST. NV; first commercial,
II roms. 1l2 baths, oil NV n.
25xSS. Possession. MICHAEL WALSH
g. SONS, 1911 Eye st. NV. RE.
BAITiMoRE AVE. between Bladens-
burg and Hyattsville, lot 100x12Q
improved by frame house. A real
buy at SIS. 900. DAVID NIMETz.
RE. 5O39; CO. 45S4. 30
WISCONSIN AVE. Groom house.
zoned commercial. with ground level
basement opening onto alley. Suit
able for Offices or business with
living quarters above. Please call
MRS. BARKER, WO. 7S40 or WO
4024 IL
STORE AND 2 APTs-S16,25
on North Capitol St; oil heat; apart
Stnrp vacant
Evening star., 1951-05-19

COLORED-KIMBERLEY is near Co
lumbia Beach, not far from Shady
Side. Large lots; very easy terms.
See MRS. CARRIE CROWNER. on
u'A Nd "oN w. ~ 80
COLORED-BEACH HOTEL SITE;
long sandy beach within easy driv-
ing distance Of Washington. IDEAL
for swimming. boating, fishing, sun
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