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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-13
Corporal Banked In First Defeat;
Roberts Outpitehes Ramsey 40
Coke Wins First
Come OF Season
Over OpDevStu

a renewed and spirited
independents squad hand.
ed the Corporal team de
feat last night at Bavviem
Park TO break their win.
ming streak. Ii handed
them their first defeat OF
official Island City Soft.
ball League play. In the
second game of the night.
Coca Cola pulled their first
game out of the bag, win.
ming over OpDevSta I5-0.
ramsey, pitching for the Corn
oral team, had won all the pre-
Vious games for his team. but lust
couldn't toe the mark last NIGHT
ana was knocked all over the
Iield Tor four runs and ten hits.
ramsey started as speedy as
ever and had struck out the first
SIX out OF seven men to face him
The bottom fell out on him in a
Dig Independent third frame.
Roberts, the speedy pitcher for
the old Bamboo squad, blasted
ringing triple down the right field
line, Buck Sawyer struck out Ca
sado singled tc score Roberts
Aeyedo singled, villareal doubled
to score Cascade and Acevedo
However the inning was over
when Walker and Santana flew
out.
Only in the first frame did the
hard hitting Independents lack
getting q hit. They dubbed the
three runs in on four big blows.
and total of 10 hits.
The Corporal team was BANKED
all the way en- two hit pitching
by Roberts while the Independ
ents added another assurance
run IN the last frame. On two hits
and two errors, they scored the
run in still quiet play.
Ramsey just couldn't get any
thing on the ball. He was throw
ing straight, more or less, side
ann pitch.
The Score:
r H E.
Ind. .. 003 600 ID 10 n
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-13
us. NAVAL STATION
BASEBALL LEAGUE

WEDNESDAY,
300--FAWTulant VS.. SubRon
Four at Navy Field.
SATURDAY.
l:00-Sonar vs.. Navy Eagles
at Navy Field.
s.00-Cardinals VS.. FAWTU-
liant at Navy Field.
s:O0-OpDevSta VS.. Boca Chica
Blus Angles at Boca Chica.
3:00-OpDevSta VS.. FAWTU-
liant at Boca Chica.
SUNDAY
f.0O--Sonar School VS.. Navy
Eagles at Navy Field.
3:O0-Cardinals vs.. SubRon
Four az Navy Field,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-13
Rifle Club
News
Up Photos

The Southernmost Rifle and Pts
tol Club held a pistol match and
novelty shoot at the Stock Island
range Sunday.
The novelty shoot consisted of
a burstable bullseye at Is yards
with eliminations of the best two
out of three. L. c. "Deadeye" Han
son was the winner of the novelty
shoot.
Tom Little shot an average of
8l7 out of a possible 900 to COP
the pistol match,
The complete standings of the
participants are:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-13
Little Leuquers Play
TONIGHT; Second Holt

The JaYCees will tackle the
EIks tonight at BaYview Park
in the first game Of Little
League double header. The
second game starts at e.30 and
viii see the Rotary make a go
against the Kiwanis squad,
captained by Lefty Reagan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-13

IS 1000 POUND SAWFISH WORLDS RECORD?
caught of Key West in
recently may worlds record The
battle the bridge the Casa Roma
the boulevard
weighed approximately 1000 pounds measured 4l2
long worlds (on the world
inches just inch longer and weight
736 pounds 1t caught by Pangaraks in Gal
weston Texas way back 1888 September 4th.
Usually weight of the fish If this
the 1000 FOUNDER sawfish
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-13
PilIeiie Evens
With Yankee T Oes
On Just r our His

NEW YORK. June l3,-Pl-
Duane Pillette got even with the
Yankees for trading him away
from a pennant winner last year
by pitching the st, Louis Browns
to 81 victory yesterday. The 30
yeear-old highlander held the
champs to four singles.
Oddly enough the victim OF
Pilletts first complete game OF
the year was Fred Sanford, a
Yankee 100000 purchase from
the Browns.
The Scores.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-13

pictured W i t h
the five m e n
who struggled to
pull him in. The
party is COM
posed of Enrique
Evangelista, Ell
pido B lion
doing. P, U. Lii
bouS, Frank Per-
ez. Poiciano Bay
laII QG LEON ana
Eddie Fernan
DEE.
The party was
riding along the
boulevard when
they spotted a
huge shadow in
the water along
side the bridge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-13
Sports Bulletin
JOE LoUIS-LEE sAvOLD
FIGHT POSTPONED

NEW YORK. June 10. Pr
The Joe Louis-Lee savold heavy,
weight fight. scheduled for TO.
night. has been postponed be.
cause of rain. The bout will be
held at the Polo Grounds tomor-
row night. weather permitting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-13
City Championships ! q
SfuFf Soon On Courts
Will Bottle For
John NJ. Spottswood
Trophy Cup

An ~ A1J 4 800 -
Championships, introduce
ing the big John M. Spots
wood Cup to Island sport,
will commence on the
County's three new con-
crete courts at County
B e a c h and on the City's
new concrete court at Bay
view Park as soon as back
stops at the Beach and the
nets at both sites are install
led. With the Beach con-
tract given and completion
soon to be a reality, city
w j d e interest in the big
event is already rampant.
Former City champion Yg-
nacio Carbonell said this
morning, Our entries now
total 80 and % of these, be-
lieve it or not, came in I'M
solicited phone calls from
players entirely new to loo
al tennis The field will to-
tai GA.
Tennis Club President Earl
Yates announced to-day:
THE City Championships be-
long to everyone on the Island
old, young, Navy, and civilian who
has ever played tennis even a
little. The sole object is to have
good time. So get the racket
out of the upstairs closet ana see
if it needs couple of strings
There is no entry feeSEach play
er brings a can OF newhails 10 bis
iffatch and the Winner keeps the
unused can while the loser re
fains the used ones. The one rule
that must be. complied with to
guarantee a good tourney is -
Contact your opponent as soon as
you know who he is and set
time for your match. Don't wait
for him to call you. The complete
draw will be published in The Cit
izen and either you or your OPP
ponent will receive a phone call
from one of the Tournament Com
mittee further informing YOU of
your match. You enter by phon-
ing your name, address, and
phone number Cor nearest phone)
to my office (203), or after six
o'clock to my home $500 We
are going to make this years
Championships an event that will
become sports history"
The County Commissioners have
done top-flight job with their
three County Beach Courts. City
champion RaIph HartenStlne and
former Champion Peter Varela
said yesterday that the surfaces
are first rate and viii rank with
the best in the state, The prime
requirement in the erection of teh
backstopS is that there be a mini
mum of q feet between base lines
and the backstops. The courts are
too good to be hamstrung by any
Jack Of playing space behind the
base lines.
The City's new concrete court
! is already complete with its heavy
mesh backstops and the steel net
is on hand and. ready for erection.
Adequate space behind the lines
has been provided to ensure the
area for runovers, necessary for
tournament tennis
The County Commissioners are
being invited to preside over the
Continued On Page SIX
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TEAM STANDINGS

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team as far as playing goes, came
from behind to whip the OpDey-
Sta squad after a big nine run
rally. They scored the nine runs
IN the sixth frame when Ia men
went to bat.
Coca Cola led off the first
frame by scoring two runs on two
hits and an error. p. Rodriguez
singled and Margrat reached first
on an error by the second base
man. Gonzalez doubled to score
Rodriguez, Margart came in on a
fly ball by Garcia.
Coca Cola scored three more
tallies in the second with Just one
hit The recapping went like this:
Calero grounded out second to
first, Angueira grounded out third
TO first, Skidmore beat out hunt,
Rodriguez was safe on an error
and Margart walked. Garcia
walked and Scruppie ended the
stanza.
OpDevSta collected two of their
runs in the second inning on two
costly errors and three sliced sin
giles. Those collecting the hits
were Trottier, Merry and Secory.
OpDev added four runs in the
third on four hits and tire errors
to>tie up the game. Insthe fourth
Continued On Page Six
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-12-15

Now, there are many young vet
erinarians that have specialized in
small animal work, that have never
handled or treated a horse, and
frankly confess themselves incom-
petent to diagnose or treat horse all
ments. There are a few true horse
doctors left, mostly in the south
eastern states, the Carolinas, Ken
lucky and Tennessee, the home Of
the race horse and the fancy saddle
horse.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-12-15
Vets in Cities

One marked change has resulted
from the inclusion of the dog into
practice, and that is that the vet
erinarians are now punched in the.
larger cities. There are seven prac-
titioners in Billings, five in Great
Falls and five in Missoula. There
is no veterinarian between Missoula
and Butte, nor between Butte and
Bozeman. There is no one between
Harlowton and Miles City, no one
between Miles City and Sheridan,
Wyo., or between Miles City and
Glasgow, or between Lewistown and
Glendive
Today, we have 80 licensed vet
erinarians in Montana, and there
will be more. These young men are
far better trained than we were who
graduated 40 to so years ago, but
there will not be horse doctor in
the bunch. The horse doctor was the
product of an age that has passed,
the age of rubber tired buggies, of
heavy wagons, Of city watering
troughs, of tie racks and livery
barns.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-12-15

There were few specialists,
mostly in the eastern cities. Cattle
practice was confined to emergency
work with dairy cows, and amounted
to very little in Montana. Day in
and day out. sick and injured horses
We're our patients, and the veter-
marian of the red-wheeled buggy
period was horse doctor, whether
he liked the term or not.
The big cattle outfits gave the
veterinarian very little work. The
small farmer with four horses, some
cows, and some pigs was better
client than the stockman with 500
cows.
From Horses to Dogs
So, following the virtual elimina-
ton of the horse, except for the
stockman's saddle horse and the
more fancy type Of saddle horse
owned in town. the veterinarian
had a thin time for few years.
Purebred cattle were steadily in
creasing in numbers and value, but
it was the dog that took the place
of the horse in general practice.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-12-15
Veterinary Department
What Became Of -.
The Horse Doctor
By DR.. HOWARD WEIGH

NO VETERINARIAN likes to be
called horse doctor. Even in the
days prior to 1920 when he was just
that, horse doctor, the term car
ried tinge of familiarity or con-
tempt and was used mainly by our
very close friends and by those who
didn't know any better.
From 1900 to 1920, in Montana,
horses constituted 80 percent of the
patients in veterinary practice.
From 1910 to 1920 there were about
80 veterinarians in practice, rather
evenly distributed, for everybody
owned horses.
A small town in a good agricul-
tural area was better location for
practice than in city, where there
were fewer horses. So we had vet
erinarians in Red Lodge, Plenty
wood, Choteau, Ringing, Columbus,
Stanford, Whitehall and many other
towns that have had no veterinarian
since 1925.
Model 7 Moves In
The handwriting appeared on the
wall, for the horse doctor, about
1915. The Lawyer, doctor, merchant,
chief sold their fancy driving teams
and bought Winton or Mitchell
or a Model T and turned the horse
barn at the back of the lot into a
garage.
BY 1917, cars were admitted to
Yellowstone park, the teams of the
brewery, the drayman, the baggage
hauler gave way to trucks, and by
1920 the horse was almost eliminated
from the cities.
Between 1913 and 1928, 40 vet
erinarians left the state, and by 1885,
there were only 80 practitioners il
the state.
Prior to 1915, all veterinary book
and journals dealt with the hors,
principally; there were books OF
Horse Coles" Horse Lameness,
Horse Surgery" Many veterinar
ians became specialists in one phas
or another of horse practice.
The horse, a complete MIST
among the grazing types of animals
was subject to varied and frequer
attacks of indigestion, and his gres
susceptibility to infections of al
kinds made him a profitable anima
from the viewpoint of the doctor.
Evening star., 1951-05-25
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

1 WILL PAY YOU CASH for your
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PROMINENT RADIO COMMENTATOR
will pay up to $4,000 for 3-bedrm
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have den and powder rm. on Is
floor; preferred brick detached. bu
will consider others Call Mr.. Dixor
Of JAMES L. DIXON g. CO.. ST
WANT TO BUY nice s-bedrm. home
not over 100000, in nice location
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IT. PROMPT ATTENTION to the sal,
OF YOUR home business or invest.
ment property is what you desire
call r. A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor
500 North Capitol Ma $3.50 Fre,
aEpraisals Results since 1919
WE CAN, SELL YOUR HOUSE and get
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must have 2-bedroom. 1-bath home
In nearby Va, not over $4,000
Call Mr.. boswell. OW. 6Sl9. FRANK
S. PHILLIPS, OW. 4441. -27
Evening star., 1951-05-25
Farm, Home Investment
so MUCH
FOR SO LITTLE

This waterfront estate has q huge
9-rm. and 2-bath master house
overlooking the water In q setting
Of beautiful shrubbery and trees.
Ill level, cleared. productive acres
with crops; nice 7-rm. tenant house;
also l small tenant house near
main house; numerous fine out
hldgs. in good conditions: new 15O-
#. boat dock; 90 acres Of woods.
Very good hunting and fishing.
Main house has been entirely re-
modelled. New gravel roads. JOS,
A. HERBERT g. SONS. Realtors,
515 E. Capitol ST.. Ii. 3-0129; ewes,
WO 1900 -27
Evening star., 1951-05-25
GOT $4,000?
CIOSE-IN FARM

450 acres of Virsinia's level best.
Modern home. S133 per acre. II
you ever needed a farm It is now.
ALTMAN REALTY CO., GIL. 1926.
Evening star., 1951-05-25

CONTINUED On Next Pss5
Evening star., 1951-05-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
RIVER ESTATE

Beautiful home and site on
Potomac River between Wash
ington and Mt. Vernon. about
one acre, with 120-foot 'front.'
age on river. Swimming pool.
fish pool, double garage, tool
and pump house, boathouse
and pier. View IL miles up
river to Capitol and down river
toward Mt. Vernon. Well land
scaped and terraced. Grounds
and pier lighted and electric
outlets for telephone, radio
and teleyision on grounds.
House on high knoll; first floor,
dining room opening on glassed
and screened porch, library,
kitchen and bedroom and
bath; second floor, large living
room with fireplace, opening
on screened porch; 3 bed
rooms. two baths, small dim
ing room with Pullman kitch-
en-; attic; basement with oil
hot-water heat and Permut-
tit water system; 90-soot
drilled we'll. $4,000. In
spection by appointment only.
LINKINS CO., Exclusive Agent
1878 N st. NV, DI. S6SS
YES, Sat. Sun, Wo. 1852. EN-. 476
Evening star., 1951-05-25
oUSES-SALE-vA. tcont. /,
COLUMBIA FOREST"

Five-room masonry house,
painted white with green shut
ters; on a hilltop, level shaded
lot with the rear lawn inclosed
with picket fence; newly deco
rated. Immediate possession.
$4,000 down, S92 per month,
including taxes and insurance.
Evening star., 1951-05-25
PICTURE BOOK
CONVENIENCE

Is convenience to public school one
of your requirements in a home?
II SO, you will want to see this
Cape Cod located in N. Arlington
only ! block from grammar school
and featuring living room with fire-
place, separate dining room, equip.
kitchen and spacious bedroom on
1st floor Two bedrooms and bath
on 2nd floor. Full basement, gas
heat: Attractive lot. Price, only
S16,a50.
YEONAS REALTY
GIL. 2100. Realtor. OK. 1243.
Evening star., 1951-05-25

indian Head. 26 mi. D. C.: "a land
cleared, bal. woodland, est. 1000 eds.
pulpWood; ola house, wen elec.,
stream. orchard. OWNER. CO. 5lS5.
Evening star., 1951-05-25
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

AIR CONDITIONED, Century Build.
Municipal Court: ofnces available in
single units or a suite of s rooms;
parking space available. THOMAS
j. FISHER s. & ESQ CO. mo" 7as 18th
5th AND K SITS. N;w1second-heo
offices. containing LOO SO. IT.; ele-
tributor; heat. light and janitor
services furnished; THOMAS J.
FISHER IS r 4 sss6 60. INC" 78s 18th st
1i15 X sT;-Available June |. One
pvt. offices; each office provides work.
ing facils. for 9 persons; share re-
ception rm.; stenographic services
optional: Call at Suite 3o6. 9 to .
COM. AND S N.w.-ohce space, 800
and secy. service avail; good park
GEORGIA AVE. AND KENNEDY sTs.
N.W.-Very desirable Offices in this
conveniently located building; $50
and up. RA. 1900.
3rd floor, 18x10O undivided; asphalt
2nd; / on 3rd. Excellent for orga-
nizations insurance companies,
dancing studios, Offices or any busi-
ness. See MR.. BROWN, 719 9th st.
I417 X ST. N.W.-White stone bldg;
excellent condition; air-cooled Offices,
room 30x135; vacant June 1st. rent
S110 per month. BOSS 81 PHELPS
TVS vs. ROOMS. s69a + s. snd mo floor la7atory; Sa
Petworth; suit for dentist. doctor.
etc. Box $3.50, Star. -27
1IO4 VERMONT AVE.-2nd floor
will remodel for Offices to suit re-
sponsible tenant. For information
coll CT cADA -O2
Evening star., 1951-05-25
FARMS

YES. HAVE DAIRY FARMS, beef
cattle farms. general farms, several
small farms and new country homes,
including a lovely new stone house,
rooms with two baths; 3h acres Of
land; fine location. near small
town and hard road: within COM
muting distance of Washington. Be-
lore buying be sure to see this fine
selection OF farms and country
homes. NORMAN E. DoDD. Real
Estate Bro6er. CalVerton, Va, Phone
WANTED in nearby Md:
Realtor. UN. $3.50. -
RURAL RETREAT, few miles from
Colonial Beach; SO acres. GOOD 81
rm. house, stream. $3.50. Reas.
5416s ferms' JAMES E, MAHoNEY, HU.
eeo, ACRE FARM, $4,000; near
cleared, bal woodland, est. 2, 900 eds.
pulpWood; ola house, wei. elec.,
stream. orchard. OWNER. CO. 5lS5.
FARM AND KENNELS, Montgomery
County-40 acres, IS open, stream,
with picture windows. all-elec. kit.
auto, heat, phone; most maiden
preceding kennel in this area; cinder
plock, chain link runs, oil hot-water
heated. tiled: equipment included.
freeze auto. Washag machine, aeiars dfyer, Geep
etc; Excel invest, tax low; priced
under $50. 900. Mr.. Ashley, 81. 1897.
LEATH q ASHLEY INC, Ma. 6464.
STRoUT CATALoG-Farms, non es.
businesses. Mailed FREE. sTROUT
Washington ST S7S4 ''
CHOICE LOUDoUN COUNTY grazing
1arm for commuter; SO acres 30
miles D: c. Long frontage on main
highway. Stream, deep. grass,
fenced; len DE- Exceptionally wen built 12-
m scaped npuie Grounds SHOW 4ass on snd ss
Distant mountain view Extra IBIS; big
henhouse. Garage, barn, outbuild-
schools; owner will consider trade
vi With 10Ws ssooo 6o9SSe Cash as sell RA1SH a sIi
STYER, Realtor, Pleasant Valley.
Va. 1856 or WO. 5712.
VA.-1s acres, 1 mi. to
stream, eles:; sf,4a5. 'f.' ?. o. SO?Sa; Box
LoTDoTa' Ga;ii AFS' couNry Sa FARM. a sar acres,
committing distance b. C.; Z rms.
and bath, .2-car gar. with living
quarters above, barn and other
eq1tab6ldng0s. 6n0 Located on good road;
smith n2Hoo FA Easy 1ss terms: or EArH Gal1 mrs; s
ASHLEY. inc, NA. 64s4. A II ="
LOUDOUN COUNTY. so miles to D.
CT acres. 6 rooms. 3 bedrooms,
electricity; 2-car garage. So: 900.
furniture. PETERS Realty. Nc.
L6uPoUS dsab Us doUSTY E5%S9Sa $599 e mile, 90 70
open. 30 acres in timber: old d
M $500 cash. PETERS REALTY. ATTY.
on Mcissp MoNoeAd5Y7m ya 57mF93f EfSER s7o3 b, "a e
acrss 5.Story G5 Brick ksa55im9rs 4ep hss
rooms, !, bath; lge. bank barn. corn
barn. chicken houses. we'll elec.
pump; pump; ma many new improvements.
81, 800. Cal MR.. LANGsToN,
days ia. 5-6904; ewes. OR. 10sS,
HANDY COMMITTING FARM. M@o 4s
acres smooth; clear land; 7-rm.
farm bldgs. Good cond.: stream:
good fences; mail and school bus,
Si6'9on terms. w. M. GRAIN.
WANTED-Farms. Herndon. Fair
fax and Leesburg, Va. 10 to 100
acres. CHESTER COGsWELL, OK.
LOW DOWN PAYMT. Six rooms, fivs
acres, good road stream current,
fine week end place. $500 down
payment
This beautiful seven-rm. modern home
on paved highway, two acres. nice
stream, mountain view. Terms,
$3.50.
Six acres on paved road: building can
be converted into week end cabin;
$3.50 down.
paved road: S17.5oO.
275-acre dairy and stock farm; paved
road; S32,50O.
MANY OTHERS. ALL SIZES
LYTLF BAKER, Realtor, Lovettsville.
Va Phone 2H22 OR I,eeShury SIG
Evening star., 1951-05-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
SUIT YOUR NEEDS
FROM THESE

S9,95o; $4,000 cash. S45.24
mo-: 2-bedroom Colonial. SO.
Arlington location.
S1O,95o; So, 800 cash. 500. SO
mo-; 2-bedroom bungalow. JET
ferson Village, Falls Church
area.
S14,a5o: 81. 500 cash. S91 90
mo-; 2-bedroom Cape Cod.
basement, expansible attic;
Hillwood area, Falls Church.
S1s.25O; $4,000 cash. S71
mo-; new 3-bedroom ramblers
In Falls Church area.
S1s.250; $4,000 cash, S71
mo-; new 3-bedroom de luxe
rambler in exclusive Hillwood.
s1s,95o; $4,000 cash. sol
mo-; 3-bedroom. 2-bath Cape
Cod, finished basement; Falls
Church area.
S23.950: S10.950 cash.
$S2.25 mo-: 3-bedroom, luxury
rambler; full basement. din
ing room, built-in garage. R-
acre lot: Sleepy Hollow Sec
ton.
$780, mo mo-: s.bedroom stone, stone
rambler, " basement, carport.
1a-acre lot; McLain area.
S25.950; $4,000 cash,
S136.01 mo-: new de luxe s. g
bedroom rambler: 30-ft. liv-
ing room. "a baths. half base
ment; convenient to all facili-
ties; best Falls Church section.
For further information on the
homes call
LURIA BROS.
OPEN TILL 8.
$500 WILSON BLVD. OW. $500
Evening star., 1951-05-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
COUNTRY PROPERTY
Modern Mountain Homes
NEAR RI,IJEMONT WA

@A4N E34s
Several attractive, modern homes, in
the exclusive Mt. Weather section
Of the Blue Ridge. These proper
ties have expansive views of the
beautiful Virginia countryside. Call
Mr.. Mower at Glebe O454. with
JOHN ALLEN JOHNSTON, Lees
purg. virginia. phones 6S3 and 9S.
Evening star., 1951-05-25
ATTENTION ARLINGTON
], LAWYERS, DOCTORS AND

REAL ESTATE BROKERS
We have a perfect location for your
Office at an extremely low rent.
1925 sq. #. now divided into 3 rms;
office arrangement can be adjusted
this property is exchanging this very
reasonable rent for the advantage
Of obtaining the highest type indi-
vidual or organization. All replies
carefully considered. Call Mr.. Smith
with FRANK S, PHILLIPS. D1. 1411;
Evening star., 1951-05-25
S35.000
George Mason Green On

CH. 1888. Ewes: and Sun. GIL. O464
He GOeS-Home Goes
This home is being sold because ot
owners transfer. Brick Cape Cod
9 yrs. old. Really home with rea
Southern-style rooms. large" bed.
rm;. and half bath on 1st; 2 bedrms
and bath on End. Good storage
bsmt. Fireplace in bsmt,, outside
entrance: in Clarendon location
close to everything You will find this
home Is underselling today's market
Price under S21 900 with terms ar.
RANGED
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. ow. $500.
Evening star., 1951-05-25

STORES. OFFICES. WAREHOUSES;
WE OFFER NOW
COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL
BLDGS WITH PARKING FACILI-
TIES. N BEST WASHINGTON
LOCATIONS
LOUIS BURMAN. RE. 1853