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Evening star., 1951-04-15
etc Win City Series by Taking Second Straight From Phs
Bubba Church Routed
In Big Fourth Inning;
Waitkus 10 Play
BY the Assoeioied Press


PHILADELPHIA, April 14-The
Athletics made it two straight
over the Phillies today, 7-6, to win
the annual city series. The AS
won yesterday, To.
Trailing by two runs in the
fourth inning, the American
Leaguers exploded for four runs
against Bubba Church. Kermit
Wahl's two-run double was the
big blow.
Sam Chapman's two-run homer
in the fifth inning gave the AS
a 6-2 edge.
After the Phils picked up a run
in the sixth, the AS scored their
final run on Alex Kellner's single,
an error and Eddie Joost's double.
Keliner held the Phils in check
until the seventh inning when a
three-run rally drove him to the
showers. Charley Harris blanked
the National League champions
the rest of the way.
Two of the Phils runs came on
home runs by Andy Seminick and
Jimmy Bloodworth.
Before the game, it was an
nounced that Eddie Watkins will
be ready to open the season at
first base for the Phillies. Watt
kus was hit on a previously injured
right elbow in yesterdays game
with the Athletics.
Trainer Frank Weichec reported
Watkins elbow was swollen but
that X-rays disclosed no serious
damage
Evening star., 1951-04-15
Opening Come
CONTINUED From Page BIZ

Arthur. Political implications are
certain to be read into the greet
ing accorded him by the throng.
but at 3 o'clock he'll be off the
spot when the Yankees and Mats
trot into the lime1ignt.
All box and grandstand seats
have been sold for weeks and re-
naming are only 1000 reserved
bleacher perches and 1,500 unre-
served bleacher seats in CENTER
field. Two thousand standing
room tickets will be placed on sale
at the park tomorrow.
Additional hundreds of thous-
ands are expected to watch the
game on television or gather
around radios. The ceremonies
and contest will be telecast over
the DuMont network washington
outlet Station WTTG. Channel 50
Starting at 2:45 and will be broad
cast over a Hesitation network
washington outlet Station
WWDC) at the Same time.
In the presidential party of SO
will be Mrs. Truman, Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Barkley, Chief JUS
tice Vinson, a flock of Senators
and enough Army, Navy and Air
Force brass to direct a small war.
Also in the vicinity will be Happy
Chandler, basebalps lame duck
commissioner who now is serving
out term which expires a year
hence.
New York's lineup is undeter-
mined at the moment. with Stengel
undecided whether to start Mickey
Mantle, highly publicized rookie
Ioutfielder. The 19-year-old sensa-
ton recently was declared mot
acceptable" for military induction
but was forced to leave the club
for several days to submit to a
physical examination.
| If Mantle starts, he'll play right
field, with Gene Woodling or Hank
Evening star., 1951-04-15
Giants Pound Wynn
For Three Runs in Z
Fourth 10 Win, AZ
BY the AsseeiotedRress

NEW YORK. April 14.-The
Giants jumped on Early Wynn
for three runs in the fourth
inning today to defeat the Indians.
AZ.
Eddie Stanky and Whitley Lock-
man delivered the payoff blows.
With runners of first and second,
the score tied at 1-all and two
lout. Stanky doubled one run home
and Lockman singled the next
two across.
Roger Bowman, the Giants
rookie southpaw, pitched the first
six innings and struck out seven.
He was tapped for a run in the
first on walk and a double by
AL Rosen. In the sixth, Orestes
Minoso's single and Bob Kennedy's
double brought the tribe another
run.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
CIV Schedule Revised,
Gridders Will Play
Four Home Games

George Washington University's
home football schedule, which in
cluded only two games a week ago,
has been increased to four, with
Wake Forest now scheduled to play
here, in addition to VPI, Furman
and Richmond.
In addition the Colonials play
Maryland at College Park.
The Richmond date. which was
ANNOUNCED early last week and
will replace Georgetown on the
EColonials' schedule, definitely ha:
been set for Alexandria on Friday
might, November 80.
Wake Forest. will be played here
Friday night, October 10. This
game originally was scheduled fol-
Washington, then was transferred
to Winston-Salem- and now def
|nitely moved back to Griffith
Stadium.
The other home games are VPI
on October IL at Alexandria and
Furman. October 26 at Griffith
Stadium, both Friday nights.
The schedule:
Sept 22-Georgia at Athens.
Sept. 29-Virginia at Charlottesville.
Oct. maryland at College Park.
oct. 12-VPI at Alexandria
sOct. 19-Wake Forest at Griffith Stadium.
oct. 26-Furman at Grifith Stadium.
Nov. South Carolina at Columbia.
Nov. 17-Kentucky at Lexington.
sNoy 30-Richmond at Alexandria,
Evening star., 1951-04-15
Dizzy Trout Effective Again
As Tigers Down Louisville

LOUISVILLE, KY, April IA P.
Dizzy Trout scattered five hits
as the Detroit Tigers beat Louis
vile of the American Association.
II to 2, in an exhibition game here
today. The veteran rigfthander
lost a shutout when an error
on a double play ball in the third
let in Louisville's two runs.
Dizzy has permitted only two
runs, both unearned, in his last
IT innings.
The Tigers hammered three
including a homer, triple and five
doubles. Vic Wertz hit the homer.
Detroit AZ 121 500 110-11 IA /
Louisville (AA) --002 900 000-2 S j
Trout White (s) and Ginsberg: Nc
Donald, Kiely "a, Suchecki ca and Scher-
barth, Nelson (S).
Evening star., 1951-04-15
Indianapolis Beats Reds
On StrobeFs Pitching

INDIANAPOLIS, April IA P.-
The Indianapolis Indians were in
command all the way today as
they humbled the surprised Cin-
cinnati Reds, 81, thanks to excel
lent pitching by Fred Strobel.
Strobel had the Reds blanked
with three hits until the ninth.
when the National Leaguers
finally got run to escape shut
|out. Lloyd Gearhart drove in
three of the American Association
teams runs with two home runs.
Gearhart clouted one over the
Ileftfield wall with no one on in
the first inning off Willie Rams,
dell and nicked Howie Fox for.
another over the same fence with
one aboard in the eighth.
lCincinnati (N) 600 900 O0l-1 5 O.
lindianapolis GAAl : 12o 600 o2x-6 Z Z
| Ramsdell. Raffensperger -(5). Fox (sl-
and Pramesa; Strobel and Mangan.
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Catholic U. Tennis Team
Beats GEORGETOWN, 6.3

Catholic University beat George
town, 6-3 in tennis at George
town yesterday with trackman
Jim Heating Making a cross town
trip to lead the netmen.
Keating tied for second in the
pole vault at the Cardinals dual
track meet with Washington Col
lege and then went to George
town to play No. 2 man and win
60, 6-1. Keating also won in
his doubles match.
The win was Gus third against
no defeats.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
Cubs Swamp White sox, 81,
Hommefing Four Pitchers

CHICAGO, April IA (P.-The
Cubs clubbed four White Sox
pitchers for 16 hits and a 9-1 vic
tory over their cross-town rivals
today before 5,643 fans in Comis-
key Park. The Cubs attack in
cluded home runs by Hank Sauer
and Rube Walker.
Sauer also got a double and
single. and Walker three singles.
The Cubs knocked Tom Hurd
out OF the box during a six-run
blast in the seventh inning.
The White Sox scored their
only run on three hits off Frank
Hitler in the first inning and made
only three hits there after against
Hitler, Johnny Schmitz and Paul
Minner.
Evening star., 1951-04-15

Thursday night hurled a two
hitter for six innings against the
Dodgers. Bob has experienced
little luck with the Yankees, beat
ing them once and losing five
decisions in a rather brief major
league career.
Lopat has enjoyed considerable
success against the Mats. possess
sing a 14-7 lifetime record against
them.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
Total, 81 s241o Total s41o27


phillies ------l10 DOL 300-6
Athletics -------------000 421 00x-7
Runs-Ashburn 3, Bloodworth, Seminick,
Goliat, valo, Lehner, Chapman t2), Fain,
Hitchcock, Astroth. Errors - Hammer,
Bloodworth, Seminick, Jones. Fain Hitch
cock, Wahl go. Chapman CD, Joost. Two
base hits--Ennis, Hitchcock, Wahl, Joost,
man. Seminick. Double plays-Jones to
Hammer to Bloodworth. left ON bases
1. Bases on bails-on Church. /; oil
Kellner, 2. Struck out-By Kellner. /;
BY CHURCH. l.. Hits-Oh Church, 5 in
OF Konstanty, / in 2 innings; Of Keliner,
z in ga innings; OF Harris ! in 22s
innings. Passed ball-Seminick. winner
Kellner. Loser-Church. Time, 1:5S.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
Red Sox and Dodgers Picked
In Associated Press Poll

NEW YORK, April IA. P)-The
Dodgers and Red Sox are picked
to win the 1851 pennants by the
Nations major league baseball
writer's in the annual Associated
Press poll. Both teams are solid
choices among the 174 experts
from big league cities who voted.
Most of the writers ignored last
years winners, the Yankees and
Phillies. 1t marked the first time
both defending champions were
thus sighted. However. no choice
of the writer's has won in either
league since 1916 when the ex-
perts selected the Cardinals to win
the National League flag.
Most Votes for Red Sox.
The power-plhs Red Sox re-
ceived the most f1rst-place votes,
81, to capture the American
League pennant. The Dodgers
polled 81 top ballots to win the
National League flag.
The world champion Yankees
were figured to give the Red Sox
the most trouble. They were
picked for second with 81 first
place votes. The Indians, only
other club to get pennant votes
were named on 16 first-place bal
lots.
Three National League clubs
besides the Dodgers, drew first
place backing. The Giants rated
At firsts to rank second behind
Brooklyn. The defending cham
pion Phillies attracted 81 follow
ers and the Braves were liked by
IA scribes.
Eighty-three writer's picked the
Browns to finish in the American
League cellar, while 121 thought
the Pirates would annex that
berth in the National.
Mats Picked for Fifth.
With 10 points for first place
seven for second. six for third
five for fourth, four. for fifth
three for sixth, two for seventh
and one for eighth. the point to-
tai for each team follows:
American League: Boston. .467;
New York, 1,348; Cleveland, 1,131
Detroit, 900; Washington, 584
1Chicago, 546; Philadelphia, 303
and st. Louis, 291.
/ National League: Brooklyn
1 1.413; New York. 1921; Philadel.
phia. 1,176; Boston, 951; st. Louis
1 673; Cincinnati, 518; Chicago
346, and Pittsburgh, 244.
Il The Washington club wa.
picked for fifth place on tn,
I strength of 6 votes for fourth, 6!
Il for fifth, Sc for sixth, 8 for sew,
enth and 4 for eighth.
Evening star., 1951-04-15

huns-7Sievers %, Schoendienst, Car
agiola.. Hemus. Errors-Hemus, Jones.
l2), Richmond. Two-base hits-Schoen-
dienst. Sievers. Three-base hits-Gara-
g1ola Home runs-Schoendienst Stolen
piay--Young to Upton to Lutz (2): Rich
mond to Jones to Hemus; Jones to Hemus.
Left on bases-Browns, 5; Cardinals, 8.
1. Struck out BY Starr, 2; by staley, 4.
Hits-Od Starr. in z innings; OF ken
nedy, / in l inning. Winning pitcher
AttPndance-2 AdS {noidl
Evening star., 1951-04-15
Stonn Picks Red Sox, Dodgers
As Winners of Penndnt Races

BraveS-Can run second II Sur.
kont and Wilson can help Sain,
SPAIN and Bickford.
Phillies-Same as last year, ex-
cept for loss of Simmons. Could
repeat If Russ Meyer can replace
Simmons and Konstanty does it
again.
Dodgers-Plenty of good ball
players but shy on pitching. Third
base a question. Duke Snider
alone makes the outfield good.
misunderstanding pitching and
one of the real good hitters in Ted
Kluszewski. They'll be a pesky
club to beat.
Cards-A once-mighty dynasty
on the skids. Tough spot for
Rookie Manager Marion.
Cubs-Good defensively, but not
much power. Pitching suspect.
Pirates-Even If Ralph Kiner
breaks Ruth's home run record, a
cellar finish is not unlikely.
Branch Hickey may need another
year or two to bolster this club.
Evening star., 1951-04-15

,Nuns-LefwlLHhgef I2J,. Sauer (2),
serena, Fondy (2). Walker, Schmitz.
in-Smalley. sauer (3). Walker (2C.
serena 2l. Pafko, zarilla. Two-base hits
-Sausr, Serena, Majeski. Three-base hits
Walker; Stolen bases-Fondy Double plays
-Rotblstt to Carrasquel to Robinson.
on balls-Rotblatt i, Littlefieid 2 strmcS
out-By Hitler, |; Schmitz, /, Rotblatt, 3;
Mahoney, L; Littleheld. i. Hits-Of Hitler
4 in 3 innings; Rotblatt. in innings;
Schmitz, in 4 innings; Hurd, in 1a
innings; Minner, l in 2 innings; Mahorey
. in % innings; Littlef1eld, l in innings
Hit by pitcher-By Hitler tZerniaD Wild
pitch-Hiller Winning piteher-Hiller
Losing pitcher-Rotblatt. Time, 2:20
Attendance, 5,643.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
BroziIiuns Win at Soccer

NUREMBERG. Germany, April
IA R.-The touring Sac Paulo
football club of Brazil defeated
Nuremberg here today. 10 before
$1,000 spectators.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
Indians
Giants

Indians -------------- 100 00d 600
Runs-Minoso. (2), Stanky (2), Dark,
Westrum. Errors Rosen, Bowman, Irwin.
Runs batted in-Rosen, Irwin, Stanky,
(2), Kennedy. Two-base hits
Boone to Avila to Minoso; Dark to Stanky.
Left on base-Cleveland (A.L). q; New
York (N.L), 4. Bases on balls-Off Wynn.
A; eff Zuverink, /. Struck out-Bowman.
Z; Spencer, 2; Wynn, 1. Hits off-Bow.
man. in r6 innings; Spencer, 2 in 8 IN:
ings; Wynn. 9 in 8 innings; Zuverink,
in 2 innings. Winning pitcher-Bowman.
Losing pitcher-Wynn. Time of game
2:15 Attendance-2 932,
Evening star., 1951-04-15

Totals SO "a s
Evening star., 1951-02-16
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcont.

RESTAURANT EoUIPMENT-com-
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wich unit, grills; tables. Fryalator;
etc Apply S35 2oth r St NV; rds ,rdds
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truck; new lights and heater. Must
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Shdnh VII handle; nd ,5Ss Ne brokers. Open Sun
BEAUTY SHOP. fully equipped; low
rent; no competition. Owner leaving
city. 81 500. Box l1S-S. Star.
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ESTABLISHED retail cigar store with
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sales OF $4,000 annually; clean
$4,000 plus dollar-f dollar for
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downtown thoroughfare, established
location. excellent lease. fresh mod
eesn stock np ns1st s9der epDofsun fer to
For further information contact our
accountant. HAROLD BOBYS. Ca
fritz Bldg. 1925 Eye st. NV, Suite
604 Is
BEAUTY SALON FOR SALE-All new
fixtures and equipment; in Bethesda,
VI. 1888 or 10. S-3SS3. IT,
BEAUTY SALON-Established yrs:
) wet booths; rent. $3.50. Owner
leaving town. Box 1873. Star. 16'
ONE OF THE LEADING AUTOMATIC
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HOUSES ukFuRNlsHEp

finished attic; full bsmt.; near
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schools and transp.: 800 Bucklng-
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NEW s-BEDRM. HOUSES. Rockville.
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washer. steel kit. cabinets, picture
window. fireplace, sliding closet
doors gas heat. JU. 7-94ss. 9-5.
s-BEDRM. BRICK. chillum. 5so1
Eastern ave-. nr. New Hamp. ave
Det.. extra ,lge. lot. fenced In rear.
sun parlor, lge. liv. rm.. finished rec.
med n%d 'osIa ssT si5c 81 &C Rx heat s4s H.
ALEX.-Two-bedrm bungalow with
al, al modern improvements $50 mo,
s-RooM BRICK, Radiant heat;
stasd. ssads to GeSe co assg aa gBh0ne already in
bsmt.; Ss5 mo. C. F. WOODROE,
INC, OK. 1929.
COUNTRY ESTATE - Beautifully
furnished, new rambler; liv. rm:
for, cutting dining rm., modern kit.
and garage; full cellar, oil heat.
elec. water heater; unlim. water
supply from 325-ft. drilled well;
large garden space; use of two
hill on 50-acre farm "a woodedJ; ;
8 miles from Capitol Bldg; year, S
Lease at Sl95 per mo. Box 54-R
coILEGE PARk-BERwYN-LoaSsely
2 bedrm., brick BUNGALOW; bsmt.;
lsSo ssSe Block Sa5e ssa GAITar1N IA W. ST. Soso
Brand-new 3-bedrm. semidet. brick
gas heat powder rm.. 1st fir.:
full bsmt;; $3.50. sH. $3.50. Is
NIX. y CHEvERLY-S75 mo-; 8 rooms;
alResf 6eafms; new gas w4 heat n6sx vacant; house
B BEDROOMS-,Entire house newly
redecorated;; large separate dining
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poreh; level lot with large fenced
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close TO schools, churches. transp.
oyer $50 mo. Call MI. 1851. Ext.
VIENNA, vA.-cape Cod. s-rm.. :.
acre; modern conveniences: 1-yr.
Lease preferred. S11O mo. XII.
FOR RENT-Fiye-rm. house. lars.
FENCED lot. garage. porch. remodeled
path and kitchen, recr. rm.: ideal
for oouple or couple with one child.
wheaton. Sl25. 10. 5-129S. is
story: 4-bedrm.. sebath house house, gas
h.-w.h.. basement, garage: lovely
fenced yard: convenient to transpor-
tation and shopping center. House
IN very good condition. S125 per
month. mo- PERRY BOSWELL, NC.
PARTIALLY FURNISHED e-bedreom M1S
house, oil heat, basement: large yd.;
near near Transportation. Cheverly. Md.
SS1oo 800 mo; PERRY BOSWELL INC.
vIERs MILL bedrms.. det.; gas
range retgr.. storm windows. gas
Shopping; sl1o fun bsmt. with asphalt.
6-RM; BRICK BUNGA.; Hs cellar: 20 auto,
gas h.-w.h.,; equip kit; Ven. blinds;
near schools; Sc; S125. LU. I-2035.
VERY ATIRAC new 5-rm, brick ram
equipped kit; No. All. ioc.: Si35
mo. cH. sI40 or FA. oeas. rs
cLAREMoNT-7 MIN. PENTAGoN-
bedrm Cape. Cod; saraee; lee.
liv. .rm.: firepi; lge attic; full bsmt. !;
equip. kit; fenced yard SI30.
BARBARA FOX, CHI. 9217.
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RESTAURANT
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

UNIVERSITY PARK -
Beautiful stone and brick home,
rm. with Stone irepl., screened side
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tractive recr. rm.. attached garage,
only few Of its UNIQUE features.
Realtor; DI. SS42. 81. 1859. -16
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

ATTENTION DIPLOMATS and senior
executives. We have Just listed
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appliance and upholstered .built-in
breakfast area for six; mahosany-
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includes EXPENSIVE wall-to-wsli car
other items. We regret that, under
no circumstances are we authorized
to give the location Of this property
on the telephone F. A. TWEED
CO. INC. 1904 Conn. ave. NV, EN-.
1st COMMERCIAL - s-room bldg.
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$4,000, terms. Ask for MR.. BYRD.
ADJ. DJ. STRING iPsi VALLEY. KENT and
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Sample house 5024 Weaver terrace
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1900 until 9 p.m., 3420 Conn.
BRICK RAMBLER. near Walter Reed
Large liv. rm.. din. rm... mod. kit.
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MT. PLEASANT-VACANT
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hardwood floors throughout; built
GE 051S.
GEORGIA AVE. AND BLAIR RD.
finished attic, mod. kit. utility rnn !;
lovely grounds with extra lot; fish
pond: outside fireplace; many extras.
ONLY $16,e50 with $1,000 down.
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

Mr.. CLINTON, MD.-3 bedrms.; 500
mo. to refined adults. Call IA. 1892.
VA, 10 min. D. C.-Large 3-bedrm.
GEL OIL neat gar, washer. firepl;
utils. incl; $50 mo. TIE. 451s.
WHEATON AREA-Partially furn. Q
bedrm; hunga. with full bsmt, storage
attic, full bsmt.; 1897 80 a mo- for
!.year lease; needs redecorating;
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6535 BROAD ST, Brookmont, Md
Near Macarthur blvd; detached
orick', B rms and bath. Oil heat and
putin garage; nice back yard; well
HUGH B. CONNER, 1927 K st. NV,
BUNGALOW. avail. Mar. 1-5 large
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5000 32th st. NV, EN-. 1856. is
ALEXANDRIA, vA.-Furn. house, 415
2; RAYMOND ave; D rms. and bath;
Ttoo ~ a513 me- suitable for 2 couples.
NEWLY DECORATED; 8 bedrms., mi I ! y
baths liv. rnl., din. rm.. kit. with
dinette, screened porch and gar;
NV secton' s16o. Call sH. 1888.
FRANKLIN PARK-2-bedrm. brick,
storage attic, full bsmt.. gear gar,
oil heat; beautifully Handicapped on
wooded site; S135 mo. KE. 3-6091.
ARLINGTON, near new dept. stores
! Large brick; good yard and neigh
| borhood; part now rented; $500 for
entire house. Give references. Box
FALLS CHURCH-2-story brick; Tv.
washing, machine; attach. garage;
screened porch, bsmt., 2 bedrms;
aSd50 mo. FA. -1710. -22
200 TAYLOR ST.. Chevy Chase, Md.
- rooms, bath. garage, large lot;
| 2 blks. stores, busline. To inspect,
call WI, 2300. Price, $f75 mo. is
COMPLETELY FURNISHED 2-bedrm.
brick Colonial; includes linens,
dishes, cooking utensils and crib
Close to bus, schools and shopping.
Suitable for couple with l child and
an infant, or 3 adults and infant;
$3.50 per mo. Call ]. H. BENOIT,
, Realtor, KE. 3-6677; ewes, FA. 1867.
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SILVER SPRING = Completely and
beautifully furnished Groom, 2-story
det. brick. Fine neighborhood: y
blk transp. Avail Mar. 10. Many
features. u bath. lst f.; all-elec
kit; equip. play yard; TV; summer,
winter rugs. draperies etc. Lease,
$500 per mo. or reas. offer. Call
THOMPSON & GRAY
81. 6100, 9 It'll 8
Evening star., 1951-02-16
VACANT
4b11 ARGYLE TERRACE

45Il ARGYLE TERRACE
Beautiful, old, English stone home.
LIST A., lge. studio liv. rm., .gumwood
ceiling. massive stone fireplace, spa
walls and cabinets, roomy equipped
kitchen with fushed-wall7 cabinets.
huge master bedrm. and bath, long
hallway with several closets; End A.,
2 bedrms.. bath, cedar closet. storage
wood used throughout on panels and
trim; bsmt., game rn., oil heat with
air-conditioning attachment, toilet.
hand-wrought iron fixtures and rail-
ings, copper plumbing. cutters, slate
roof: gear built.in garage. Open
daily 2-5. Priced S45.500.
EXCLUSIVE
WALLACE E GRAMLICH, BROKER
Cni. Henry J. Boettcher, Agent.