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s-story detached home; lst f., Twins
room, dining room, kitchen and bed.
room; End H.. 3 bedrooms and bath;
IuiI basement. oil h.-w.h.; attached
to 81; $500 down to non-GI. See
this today.
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$500

GI--Sb5O DOWN
H-oedroom asbestos shingle bungalow
lovely living room, equip. kitchen an,
eatn' oil heat; insulated throughout
So2 mo. includes taxes and in
surance.
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ALEXANDRIA

5-rms,. modern bath, full
bsmt.; large lot; semIdet.; partly
furn. $4,000 down payment.
w. GOODWIN SMITH
GAL N. Highland, IA. 5-9O30.
Omen q Till q 20
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ROGERS HEIGHTS-Attractive brick
home, nearly Few, arranged for two
families; rms. and bath on FIRST
floor, 4 rms. and bath on second
floor; second door now rented fol
nicey Df iands S P fitc6 sasf fa III:
equipped with refrigerator and gas
range; light, dry basement: reas.
price and terms. DUNN & CO.,
Realtors, 1898 R. I. ave, Mt, Rainier,
s HSaItsyslIs OBS 1r WA 25s3 Bolt
ave. Bradbury Park-4-room bun
galow, ami; lot l00x140; stove,
goes with this sale. $4,000 cash
for quick sale. Call Mr.. Ferrall,
% w Real E sEFfr p HI 1870.
eUNNYBRoOK = Six rooms. Cape
Cod; large porch, 2 bedrms. and
bath LIST floor; full bsmt., gas heat;
ars ssc. fys ssssy lot tbs house s
ping center, schools and bus; must
b s sfsn e Be R.s aigEDref fIN CLYDE
SEAT PLEASAANSTNA. block off Cen
6-rm. bune.. 3 bedrms.. full bsmt.,
screened porch. gas h.-w.h., large
corner lot;Tbus at the, door. S12,250
yith 81, sybStantiaI cash; HARTMAN
House. 10 rooms. one acre Of ground;
city water available; beautiful yard;
location % minutes to downtown
1880. Price. $4,000.
WEST HYATTSvILLE--Lov 2-bed-
rm. bungalow, expansion attic with
dormers. large equipped kit, tile
bath, fun bsnat. Gas heat Storm
windows and screens. New-home
cond. Only S12,500. Purchaser can
assume OF Az loan with payments
Of $64 monthly incl, taxes and IN
surance. Call PERRY BOSWELL,
INC. WA. $500. Open till s PIN,
A9I5 TECUMSEH ST.-Almost new
b-rm. house; large lot 75x150. /
blk. from transp. Owner trans
ferred and can give immed. poSs,
Only Sc. 300 with 81, 800 down and
sos mo. Out BALTIC. blvd. to Green-
belt I'd. 1T. 3 blks. to r. I. ave, TT.
blk. to Teeumseh st. and left to
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COLLEGE Park AkEA, 300 BALTIC
blvd.-Bungalow-type. S-rcom mod
spacious porches. rear glassed in,
knotty pine finish; built-in garage;
full basement, new gas furnace,
INV. heat; large Handicapped lot;
COW. to everything: owner selling.
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HoUSES-SALE-VA. Cont

REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE
3 -bedrn. and den. 1la-bath brick,
basement and garage: acre lot,
@%lip5oV 4, VIII II1, 20 81 ;9oS Nv, easn BOO
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bath 2-story; beautifully HANDICAPPED
.ot 100x150 #; gas heat; can easily
be converted to apis; $3.50 down
balance like rent. PRIMROSE
REALTY CO., AP. 1927. 10. 2-9410,
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS

1904 26th AVE.
bed Nsw tS Ssts Sg a SSl0sia' i,: 3
liv. rm., din. rm., kit. and
"a bath, LIST f.; lavatory in
basement; large rear porch.
Priced to sell at S2I,950.
Open daily. I-5. CECIL H.
HOLSINGER, Owner and
Builder, 10. S-27IS, 10.
8-7133.
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HOUSES FoR SALAD.
OPEN TO-DAY

JUST OVER d. C. LINE.
with breakfast pace, fuli-sized din
ing rm.. large iiv. rm.. 5 spacious
bedrms.. full, deep basement, gas
heat: on extra-large lot; 1 blk. from
bus, near schools and shopping
Only $13950, $500 down. d.
rections: From Peace Cross out De-
tense hwy (route 50) to Edmondston
I'd, left to Chesapeake St, right to
exhibit house. WALCRoFT, Real
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peter j. hagan
S6.25O


... S6,250
GI-S350 DOWN
New homes, bedrooms, living room
kitchen and bath, basement; large
lot; $3.50 per mo-, plus taxes an6
insurance. Don't miss these.
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VETERANS

600 block 41st ave. Hyattsville
$3.50 down pymt. plus settlement.
Monthly payments. approx. S67. in
cludes taxes, insurance principal
and interest. Semidet, brick, LIST f..
Side entrance; iiiS v rsn. din dim f G@t
kit LIST. A.; 2 bedrms.. tile bath. End
q. Total price, S11.250. HARRY A..
BOSWELL g. CO.. AP. iii; ewes
and Sun. call Mr.. Creech. UN. 1888;
Mr; Alexander, AP. 05S2; Mr.. Mid
dleton, uN& s4o6. 80
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FORESTVILLE

Very neat 5-rm. with bath bungalow
on q 12-acre lot. Oil heat. storm win
dows, full screens. awnings, plenty
Of nice shade trees. rose bushes. etc ;;
I block to bus. Only S10,950, and a
"A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 PA. AVE. Sc. LII. 4-O04O.
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HOUSES FOR Saliva.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS
S1Q ON

FIRST TINE OFFERED
Hurry. 3-bedrm. brick Colonial in
the heart OF this sought-after neigh
Iborhood. Located on a beautiful
level lot, high in elevation. in walk
ing distance of private and public
schools. Attractive liv. rm. with
hrepl., nice dining rm. and fully
equip. kit; 3 bedrms. and bath on
End A.. full dry bsmt. with auto
matte heat; Venetian blinds and
many other desirable features; rea-
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S15,950
MONTROSE AVE. CHEVERLY. MD

,.a>,r $50
MONTROSE AVE. CHEVERLY, MD
OPEN ! TIL DARK
Beautiful 3-bedroom brick rambler
just completed, featuring extra large
living room with fireplace and dining
area; fully equip. modern kitchen
pantry. gas &C. heat;s1 blk. to bus
line: catholic and public schools
reach: Out Bladensburg I'd .tc
Peace Cross. right on Annapolis I'd
to 3rd traffic light, bear right on
LandoVer I'd. to Cheveriy ave, turn
right on Cheverly to Montrose ave,
turn left to our Open sign.
SIS, $50
CHEVERLY
Lovely Cape Cod dwelling, all brick
featuring large living room with
fireplace, large dining room, fully
equipped kitchen, 2 good-sized bed
rooms and tile bath; End f.. I'm.
ished into Ia lovely bedrooms; oil
heat; lot 5Ox24O, nicely Handicapped;
high elevation. Don't miss seems
this lovely home today.
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Sts,1O0
HARWICK

=, HARWICk
New detached Cape Cod dwelling fea-
garbage disposal and diShwasher;
large living room, 2 lovely bedrooms
and tile bath; stairway to expansion
attic; fully insulated; full basement.
gas heat: corner lot. CT approved
with $1,000 down to veterans,
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ARLINGTON
$4,000 DOWN

Well located brick house, close to
shop, transp. and 10 min. to D. C.
2 attr. bedrooms, tile bath, liv. rm.,
sep. din. room, equip. kit. and iull
bsmt.,. oil heat. copper plumbing.
can move right in. Dial noWi You
can't beat it!
THE BRANT COMPANY
Rhodes, on Wilson blvd. ia. 4-160O.
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Mr.. FIT. BELVOIR
S14 az

S14,S0U
See this bargain today. A beautiful
bungalow on l acre OF ground. In
excel. cond.: large living rm. with
nrepl., dining rm.. fully EQUIP. kit,
lovely bedrms. with tiled bath. fin-
ished steps and hall leading to large
2nd n, bedrmS, and bath roughed
IN, with heat and lights; full bsmt,
with hrepl.; oil heat; easy terms.
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HOUSES FOR Salad.
$1,000 DOWN

$1,000 DOWN
Seat Pleasant-6 iaYfe rooms and
bath. 2 large porches; full bsnit. |;
h.-w.h.; ON corner lot; assume CT
loan. "A real bargain at $4,000.
Can Mr. Hartman, cox q CO.,
NEARBY MD.-vacant, two-famiiy
home, newly redecorated; 5 rms. and
bath on LIST A.: 8 rms. and bath on
2nd A.; separate entrances; full
bsmt.; oil heat; level lot. S12,950,
ST. 500 down.
Seat Pleasant-5-rm. Bricktex bunga-
low, full hsmt., oil heat, front porch.
nice lot; mr.. everything. So, 500,
$1,000 down, balance like rent
LOUIS MILLER. Realtor, UN. 2723;
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CuStom-Built Colonial
ON uATE ATDE

This lovely brick Colonial with CEN
ter-han entrance has a charming
living rm. with firepl.. cozy dining
rm, with de luxe kit. 2 lge. bed
with oil h.-wh. large Colonial front
porch, big back porch; hundreds OF
beautiful shrubs, fruit trees, grape
arbors, lge. garden Easy terms.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
5000 DOWN

Buys new all-brick. Q bedrm.. semi
Diet. home In beautiful GLASS
per mo. includes principal interest
insurance, taxes. 8 bdrm homes
$3.50 down, $6555 mo. All home.
have large handicapped lots, full
bsmts., equip. kits. Venetian blinds
Many other features Application:
now being accepted for summer oc-
Lane. Open daily 1880 am. to 4:31
Pm, Sun. 10 am. to 8 pm. Tt
Reach: Out South Capitol st. .
blks. past D. C. line to Audrey Lane
THE STANBERN CONSTRUCTION
co To 3-2G2R - 90
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S14,500
.U ATsrCVPTT r ,

S14, 800
= EVANSVILLE
Large 2-story asbestos shinsle 7-roon
home, 2 blks. from everything; lsi
f., living room, large dining room
knotty pine den, spacious kitchen;
end A., 3 large bedrooms and bath;
full basement; lot, 5Ox165. Owner
leaving town. See this today.
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peter ]. hagan

5 IN sSs5. W. Voc '' oD. sri9's III
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BUNGALOW

Near New Hampshire ave-. 2 bedrms.,
liv. rnl.. dinette. kit. and bath.
expansibie attic, washing machine,
gas heat. lge lot. call George
Brenneman, ia. S765. Kinks
REALTY CO.. Realtors. no. 6a7S.
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S. ARLINGTON

$4,000 DOWN
4 charming Cape Cod with $4,000
down and approx. SIS per mo-. in
GLIDING everything. You cannot
overlook this charming home in a
quiet neighborhood, consisting of
living rm.. dining rm.. beautiful
Kit, 2 bedrms. and bath on lst a.
Large expansion attic, full bSmt.;
large trees on q level lot, 5 min.
from Pentagon, mr.. schools, stores
and transportation. Hurry
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CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD

5 min. from the District line.
immaculate white bungalow
with extra lot. soft. frontage;
built-in garage in bsmt.; new
hot-water heating plant; nice
porches: ideal for children;
just decorated and in excellent
condition; only S10.950 for -
both house and lot: vacant.
$4,000 down viii trade. MI.
1928. %
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JEFFERSON MANOR - Small semi
get. brk. In beautiful cond.; 5 rms,
tile bath, storage attic. fun bsn1t
gas heat, fenced lot; only SiI 50i,
on easy terms. Call OW, tSI0
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, DI. i4ii
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8 SPECIALS

Near Suitland; all modern improve
ments; price, $500 to SIO,25O
Terms. Sun: Mr.. Brawner,. HI
/ 3e3S2b. WOOD & MT III HHEYi, Ii
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RIVERDALE-$750 down will buy
this 2-bedrm. asbestos-shingle bun
galow, in nice cond.. large liv rm.,
equipped kit. aluminium storm win
dows and screens. Situated on large
only $1,000 800 pO Cali FERRY P Bos,
WELL, INC, WA. 1900. Open till
Evening star., 1951-04-08
Two Escape Death
As Cor Runs Wild,
Skids $50 Feet

An elderly Baltimore woman
and her chauffeur were reported
lin satisfactory" condition in
Casualty Hospital last night with
head injuries suffered when their
car ran wild on Route Sol, about
two miles north of Upper Marl-
boro.
injured we're Mrs. Dosia Savilla
Davis. "a. of 34I3 Piedmont ave-
|nue, Baltimore, and her colored
chauffeur, William johnson, 55.
Prince Georges County police
said Mrs. Davis car apparently
went out of control at high speed,
skidded about $50 feet and landed
|upside-down in a 40-foot culvert.
Police, tracing the cars path
from marks on the road, said it
skidded for 145 feet on the wrong
side of the highway and careened
along some guard rails for 81 feet.
Then it travelled 480 feet on the
soft left shoulder, hitting and
climbing over the top of a new set
of guard rails. went down a bank
and then across a field for 210
more feet. before coming to a halt
in the culvert.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
Roosevelt, Jr., Hopes
Taft Will Be Candidate

ST. LOUIS, April Repre-
sentative Franklin D. Roosevelt,
jr., Democrat of New York, said
tonight he sincerely hopes" that
Robert A. Taft will be the Repub-
lican candidate for president in
1852.
He described Senator Taft, Re-
publican of Ohio. as having
shown the greatest hindsight Of
any man in public life."
Mr.. Roosevelt spoke at the an
nual convention Of Young Demo-
cratic Clubs Of Missouri.
Senator Taft, Mr.. Roosevelt
said. predicted in August, 1941,
that there would be no attack
from Japan. He opposed fortifi-
cation of Guam, extension of the
draft and lend-lease.
Mr.. Roosevelt also attacked
former President Herbert Hoover
as a defeatist.
Mr.. Roosevelt added:
Korea may prove to be a bless
ing in disguise because the de-
termination we have shown there
may have prevented the Kremlin
from Launching World War III. "
Evening star., 1951-04-08
Hours Operation Stems
Bleeding Of Houston Boy
BY the Associated Press

HOUSTON, April IA 6O-min-
ute operation stopped the flow Of
blood from Wayne Gideon's neck
wound today.
st. Joseph's Infirmary attendants
refused to speculate on the sue
cess of the operation but described
the 7-year-old boys condition as
good.
The small neck wound had
started bleeding again this morn
ing. as it has intermittently since
Wayne fell on a stick March 10.
Wayne has hovered between life
and death, despite ii blood trans
Ifusions and treatment with a new
blood derivative with fast coagu-
llation characteristics.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
u. n. Troops in Korea
Praised by Erie Cooke
BY the As.oeioted Press

ROME. April 7.-Erle Cooke, jr.,
American Legion national COM
mander, tonight cited the battle
record of Greek and Turkish troops
in Korea as proof the Truman
Doctrine of aid to those countries
had paid off,"
Talk that American troops are
carrying the whole load in the
Korean war is a serious miscon-
ception," said Mr.. Cooke, a 29-
year-old war veteran from Daw-
son. Ga.
He told a news conference
Greek and Turkish units have
played a vital part in the United
Nations struggle in Korea" The
Legion commander also praised
the combat record of units from
Britain. France, Canada, Australia
and the Philippines.
Mr.. Cooke is cutting short q
world tour and returning to the
United States tomorrow to testify
before Congress on draft legisla.
ton. He has visited "a countries.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
Henry Kaiser Will Marry
Late Wife's Nurse Tuesda,
BY the Assoeioied Press

OAKLAND, Calf. April L.
Henry j. Kaiser said today he
will marry Miss Alyce Chester,
34-year-old hospital executive
Tuesday afternoon, in Santa Bar
bara, Calf.
Miss Chester was chief nurse
and companion to the industrial
lists late wife, Bess Fosburgh
Kaiser, who died March IA.
In a news conference, Mr..
Kaiser said it was during his wife's
illness that he came to know and
love Miss Chester.
During that time, Miss Chester
gave my wife service and devotion,
the like of which I have never
seen before. I could not help love
a person like that" he said.
Miss Chester has a 6-year-old
son by former marriage. in 1899
to Max Penovic, a salesman. She
resumed her maiden name when
they were divorced.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
Taft Halls Opposition
From Congress 10
Troops for Europe

The Senate resolution opposing
Ideployment of more American
ground troops overseas without
Congressional approval will re-
fleet "for all time" Congress view
that the President lacks the
constitutional right to order
troops wherever he deems neces-
sary, Senator Taft. Republican Of
Ohio. declared last night.
Senator Taft gave this ap-
Ipraisal before the annual recep-
tion and dinner of George Wash
ington University law Association
in the Mayfower Hotel.
Associate Judge Bennett Champ
Clark of the United States Court
of Appeals received the annual
achievement award presented to
an alumniS of the CIV law school.
Judge Clark was special guest,
along with three former law school
deans. Everett Fraser, Merton L.
Ferson and William c. Van Week.
Calls For Sense of Justice.
The Ohio senator brought up
the subject of the Senate's lad
visory resolution" on troop de-
|ployment after calling on law
schools to Undue the Nation with
a sense of justice from which we
have been drifting away"
He described the concept Of
Justice as an instrument of gov
ernment policy" as the Russians
land more and more people in
this country" view it.
In this connection Senator Taft
accused the State Department of
placing the Executive branch
above all law in making agree
ments with other countries"
They never propose to sub
NIT to Congress the plans they
desire if they think they can get
away with it," he charged.
''No Right To Make, War;"
1.-THE Senate action last week
was an assertion that the Pres
|ident has no right, without Con-
gress' approval, to send troops
abroad to defend Nation "a"
against the aggression of Nation
3D." he added.
"a president may involve us in
a war, but he has no right to make
war;" the Senator said.
About 800 persons attended the
ceremonies. They heard Judge
Clark cited as a CIV alumnuS
whose distinguished career re-
fleets honor upon the university"
The appellate judge. appointed to
the bench in 1945 after serving
IL years as Senator from Mis-
souri,, graduated from the CIV
law school in 1914.
The so-called dinner of the
deans" was the occasion for ova-
tions for the three former heads
of the CIV law school as well as
the present dean, Oswald S. Col
clough.
Senator Taft was introduced by
DR.. Cloyd H. Marvin, president of
the university.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
Red Cross Distributes
$50 Pints of Blood

The Red Cross Washington
Regional Blood Center, 1880 E
street NV, distributed $50 pints
of blood last week to hospitals in
the District, and communities
covered by the Bloodmobile in
Maryland, Virginia and West Vir-
ginia.
In the District, 594 pints of
blood were distributed: 173 in
Maryland, 1859 in Virginia and IA
in West Virginia,
Evening star., 1951-04-08

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Evening star., 1951-04-08
,e Stanley Galleries
PUBLIC AUCTION

200 Extraordinary Oriental Rugs
from the near east
By
CATALOGUE
o Sarouks o Bokharas o Shiraz
Q 'Kermans Q Hamadans 0 Lili-
hans o Chinese @ Keshans
o Tabriz 0 Meshed o Beluchistans
o Heriz o KAYAK o Fereghan
o .Bijar o Cabistan o Cashmire o
etc.
Rugs in the aboue categories in all
sizes, characteristic designs and
colorS.
Sale Date: Monday, April 9, 1851
in two sessions, afternoon: 200 pm.
Evening: 800 pm.
Exhibition Dates: Saturday and
Sunday, April 7 and from 100 til
600 pm.
Free Parking for your convenience
at 1929 Wisconsin Avenue NV.
"WILKERSONS"
Evening star., 1951-04-08
Teur Cos Gains Riot
In Alabama Prison
By the Assoeioted Press

MONTGOMERY. Ala, April T.
Highway patrolmen, firing tear gas
guns, quieted a riot of prisoners
in a wooden barracks at the
States No. 4 prisen near here
tonight.
Patrol Capt. Tom Carlisle said
a number Of drunk convicts caused
the disturbance. They broke most
OF the window panes and lights in
the barracks he added.
Seven of the rioters were moved
to nearby Kilby prison for safe
keeping.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
Vote of Confidence Won
By New Syrion Cabinet
BY The Associated Press

DAMASCUS, Syria. April t.
Premier Khaled el Azam's new
cabinet won a vote of confidence in
Parliament today, So to 0, with AZ
abStentionS. The cabinet is made
up. chiefly Of Independents.
There were 20 members absent.
The abstentions came from the
opposition Populist Party and the
MoSlem Socialists.
The cabinet was appointed
March 81.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-05-11

VVTHAT IS so REMARKABLE, you ask, about
w father helping his son plant seeding tree!
This is what is remarkable: it is happening in
Israel = today, on Israel's third anniversary of
Statehood. And the odds were overwhelmingly
It that it could never happen at all.
The odds we're that the father would die
i'm EurOpe as six million other Jews died
under Hitler. Yet he got through to the
new, shining land. The odds we're that the
desert soil of Israel could not be made to
flourish. But the father, and tens of thou
sands like him, brought more to the task
than hoes and harrows -.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-05-11

Now you see the roots going down. Not just the
roots of the Seeding human roots too. The tree
the boy and Israel will all grow together. And
along with them will grow and flourish the worlds
most precious way of life democracy.
In just three years you have helped transplant
100000 homeless refugees to Israel, have given
them the chance to begin new and hopeful lite
But the work is only half done. Your help-through
the United Jewish appeal is needed still to bring
100000 more this year, to reclaim land, plant
forests, build settlements and homes that these
newcomers, too, can sink firm roots in lsraels SOIL
Give now, while there is time.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-09-21
prestone Available Now

Prcstone, the original antifreeze has been de-
veloped and improved through more than twenty
years of field testing and research in the labOra-
tories and has been the leader in the field for that
length of time 1t has record of satisfactory per-
fOrmance in than 100 million vehicle install
lations. For protection to your ear against Win
ters ravages, let O'Nan's put Prestone, the anti
freeze that does not boil away and prevents rust,
into your car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-24

She'll put her best foot forward eveytime in
these rugged, but pretty, tan Luggage Leather
ankle strop SANDALS with cushiony cork plot
forms. Neolite soIes and leather topped heels.
Sunton, Green or Blue, in sizes to g. Red in
narrow widths only Poir $3.z5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-24

Pin Morocco Leather bIlfoId by BUXTON with
double bill compartment that keeps his money
and personal papers in fiIe-cobinet order Hos
cord and stomp pockets, tool STlTCHLESS
construction in choice of Black or Brown. Gladly
intioed without CHARGE $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-24

There's good looking RoNSoN lighter to please
the most discriminate! Choose one for them in
the stylish and practical WhirIwnd design with
disappearing windshield or the Stondord Model
crofted Of Engine Turned Chrome. Engraved
Free! Whirwind : $8.z5 Standard $3.50
No
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Your lovely lady will adore this fine REGISTRAR
styled by PRINCESS GARDNER. This beautiful
wallet is Grated Of smooth Colfetro Goot Leather
in Pepper Green or CordinoI Red Gladly in
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-21
By George Huber

Two sophomore players are tick
Ieted for starting positions in the
George Washington University
backfield tomorrow when the Colo
malls open with a night game
against Georgia at Athens. Ga.
Nominated by Coach 30 Row.
land to team with the more ex-
Iperienced Handy Andy Davis and
Bob Cilento are Ken Belliveau, a
|200-pound, 6-foot-3 wingback from
Springfield, N. j., and Fred Matani,
Ia 185-pound fullback from Wyo-
ming, Pa. Both were standouts on
IGW's small freshman team last
year.
Altogether, the squad will num-
Der only SO players making the trip
to Athens by train tonight and the
Colonials figure to be at least two
touchdown underdogs to Coach
Wally Butts Bulldogs. Georgia
isn't ticketed to win the South
eastern Conference title this year,
but it is rated as among the better
teams in that rugged 12-team loop.
Georgia is supposed to have
strong defenses, which may mean
not too much scoring tomorrow
might as the Colonials. too. are
proud of their defensive line. The
whole CIV defensive line from
last year is back. including Dave
Shiver and Tom Reilly at ends
Jerry Angel and Tom Flyzik al