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Evening star., 1951-05-06
Camp Lejeune Wins
Easily Over 1rackmen
OF Catholic u, AU

Camp Lejeune's track team
|romped to an easy victory in a
triangular track meet at Ameri-
can University yesterday, scoring
95 1/6 points to As SIS for Catholic
University and 6 points for AU.
The Marines remain here to
meet Maryland in a dual meet
Tuesday at College Park.
The Marines had double winners
lin Tolbert in the 100 and broad
Jump and Berkshire in both
hurdles.
Catholic us Larry Schmitt
scored a double in the mile and
Itwo-mile and Russ Johnson of
Gu was a major point winner with
a first in the high jump, tie in
the pole vault and fourth in the
broad Jump.
1o0-yard dash: 1-Tolbert. a.. 2
White White o. 3-Ferguson tc). 4-Lee tc)
4sh,. lsib Glss q os-Lee tc) 4-oaffney tc)
440-yard dash. 1--scfeik (c). 2-Rooi
O., 3.costello CD. 4-McKerman tc)
L;2& % iS. Vic sso-yard
880-yard run: Field (C). 2-Inskins
En), Stevens CD, Rivera (C). Time
One, mile run; 1-schmitt &C.; s-Eeild
Two-mile run: 1-schmitt (c,, q
FowIe %, 3-Day u3. Norwood (L)
I2o-yard high hurdles: berkshire
| n), 2---Paiolorski CD. 3-Olson, Gl, d
220-yard low hurdles: berkshire 1L)
I22-c7Paiyolorski G). s-olson d), Lee
Mile Mile relay: a iEIcatholic U. .Gee. aan-
ney. McCurnin, scfeik). Time, 3:299.
High jump: johnson (C), .2-Mee-
han IG), 3-Holleman tC), Davidson G)
Jacobs (C). feet
Broad jump; 1-Tolbert N). 2-EngfeI
%. 3--Ferguson (A). 4--Johnson (Cl
Pole yau!t: 1--Three-way tie between
Gould %. Parriman CD. johnson .tC).
Tie for fourth between McKilgore III and
McCurnin (C1. IL feet inches.
Discuss: Morse (L), 2-Chargus G)
3-Brown CD. 4-Lacroix G). 147 feet
Shot put: 1-charsus a.. Brown
N) 3--Morris U). 4-Moffatt (A).
Evening star., 1951-05-06
|Quantico Trackmen
Beat Baltimore Club
In Dual Meef, 82-4o
speeioI Disposeh 10 The Star

QUANTICO, Va. May Sled
by Walt Atcheson and a sweep of
all but one place in the three
throwing events, the Quantico
Marines defeated the Baltimore
Olympic Club, 82-49, in a dual
track meet today.
Atcheson was the only double
winner for the Marines, taking
the mile in 4::34.5 and the two
mile in 10:24.5. The Leathernecks
took all three places in the shot
put and discus and second and
third in the javelin.
Tex Carter and George Nc
Gowan led the Olympic Club. Car
ter won the 120-low hurdles, the
pole vault and tied for first in the
high jump while MCGOWAN took
both the 100-yard dash and the
220-yard.
Summaries:
>, 100;yard dash-,-1. MCGOWAN (Balt.); Q.
Hims EGweii ,6t3 6S93uantico'; g. F0lse tauaptico).
2sS;;yaTd dash. Mcgowan (Balt;1; 2.
44o-yard DASH. Brandenburg (Balt y:
1ouantico5. Time, 55.3. e1-'-
. SSQ7yard rqnL1; Edmonsen touanticol f;
Time + eflssfng ssss eBsito; g. Sullivan (salt9,
e, way tauantico}; 5. jain Jameson Bait.5 !.
Time, 25 seconds
100 high hurdles. Carter (Baltl; Q,
Eolse (Qqantico); B. Way touantico).
one-miie rum, Atcheson touantico)
z, schmidt touanticol; 8. Curry tBalt9'
sEo1R BsE g. HsshfiSR esfdisa saSsPss
'sS, sSot-Put: lP14'' /. Humble (auantico,. 2
Levin 1ouantico). g.. York (Quantico)
! Discus: /, York (Quantico)j 2, Heiei
| (Quantico), 8, Humble (Quantico). Dis.
tance: 134 feet, y inch
| High Jump: Tie for first; Carter (Baltl
and Tyson (ouantico). 8. Way touantico)
Broad Jump: /, Hartshorne (ouantico,
2, Way (Quantico, 3. Folse touantico)
Pole Vault: !, Carter SBaltl. tie for sec.
IL feet,
.Javeiin; l.. 1sbergh (galD, 2, Eukel
tance: 100 feet, Az inches.
Mile Relay: Baltimore GJsimeson, McGow
an, Sullivan, Brandenburg). Time: 3:39
Evening star., 1951-05-06
Patterson Park Beats Mckinley Maryland ntecho|astic Nee
With Bill Leetch

IDENTIFY had meandered upstream
from previous years stocking
below. After the blue Dun, a light
Cahill and a fan-wing royal
coachman dry, without results, he
finally succumbed to the lure of
a black gnat on the first cast,
but not before giving us a good
fight.
After lunch, we went to the
lower reaches of Cedar Creek,
which is big water in our book,
and stocked with rainbows by
the State. Here, we had a field
day, filling out our limit with
fat, sassy rainbows all taken on
"a royal coachman streamer. We
struck. played and lost several
other nice fish.
It is joy to battle with these
peppy fish on a 2A-ounce rod
with a 3X tippet. They have
plenty of room to battle and they
really go to town, leaping two to
three feet out of water and giving
up only when their strength is
completely spent.
We quit the stream just before
Isundown and drove back to Stras-
burg, mostly over a dirt road. AID
this ride back formed one of the
Ipleasantest parts of the trips. We
encountered numerous rabbits
whipporwillS with their eyes
cleaning red in the lights OF
the car and whirling up in front
as we approached. We also saw
one half-grown skunk, which
fortunately granted us the right
of way without argument.
We passed through a hard hail
storm near Berryville on the way
home and after snack in Pur-
cellville. drove mostly through the
rain back home, which we reached
at 1890 am.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
Morgan Tops Howard
In CIAA Track Meet

James Bruce of Howard was the
individual star with two firsts and
an anchor performance on a win
ming relay team, but his Bisons
finished a poor second to Morgan
State in a CIAA track meet yes
terday at Howard.
The Baltimoreans scored 10012
points to Howard's 5912. 46 for
Lincoln, 13 for Virginia Union
and 10 for Delaware.
Morgan's internationally famed
track stars, Arthur Bragg and
George Rhoden, were big winners.
Bragg in the 100 and 220 and
Rhoden in the 40 and the anchor
leg on the winning mile relay.
Bruce won the $50 and mile and
helped Howard win the sprint
medley relay.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
PurneII Wins Auto Race

SILVERSTONE, England, May
5 (R.-Reginald Parnell of Bri-
tain,, driving a special Ferrari,
was adjudged winner of the
International Trophy auto race
today after the event was halted
after the sixth lap because of rain
and hail. The race scheduled for
35 laps.
Evening star., 1951-05-06

The Atchison and Keller Plum
bers will take on the Metropolitan
Police Department at $50 pm.
tomorrow in the opening game OF
the Recreation Departments Ana
costa Baseball League on Field
No. / at Fairlawn.
Manager Eddie Brockwell OF
of the Plumbers has nominated
Willie Goff to start on the mound.
Golf will be opposed by either
Don purdy or Frank Mahon.
Inspector Robert c. Pearce Of
the Police Department will joir
Lou and Gilbert Keller of the
Evening star., 1951-05-06
Hoyas' Running Stars
Provide Easy Victory
Over Temple, 81 10 Al

Georgetown's track team, with
its star runners being careful not
to extend themselves in the rain
and sloppy footing. easily defeated
Temple. 87-44, at Georgetown yes
terday.
The Hoyas won the meet in GUS
tomary fashion. sweeping the run
ming events - losing only two
thirds in the five races-dropping
both hurdle events and picking up
enough points in the field to rout
the Owls.
Georgetown's Joe Deadly, far in
front in the half mile, stopped
and turned around to wait for his
teammates. Deadly. Racely Saun-
Iders and Tom Voorhees, finished
in a dead-heat but the judges
awarded Deadly the first spot. In
the mile. three Hoyas again hit
the tape as a team and Charlie
Capozzoli was declared the winner.
Capazzoli also took the two mile
to become Georgetown's only
double winner.
Dick Lyster led Temple with
firsts in both the high jump and
the broad jump.
Summaries:
10o-yard dash; Jack Hare tceore..
town; Vim Cine (Georgetown; 3-t;on
s'ensnSaSe as6lgaTs 'GdeST5getoxn9 dssT Tims-;lo.2.
s3Jack HARE tGeorsetoow1n5e. 1e0fSsEESn1: TimsN1:
Toward dash; Dave Bolandf George.
HaETy ssG &C Groves =. GTemplel. Tme-:4a5.
ssnTom s.oTTom Voorhees, 1Georsetown5. TmeGD: iTsGnD:
eosUrsetoTn als EH3 e5o. flhasEss lspi.ssr. Gspsszs
town: own; 3-carl Joyce deorsetownY. fine
tosclss9asn, 9a9F7s run; 57 Charles espez.sIl
tsoygl; s-Biil Sanders Tempie,. Tail TS1ree Tmes
: Eigh ,.;i, hurdles: Dick 1yster cTemDl.,; ;
Mindeu tTemple). Time-:156
Low hurdles: 1--Milt Westoyer tTem.
pie; 2-Bill Barr tTemple);- 3-Tim Wer-
Pole vault: Art Fox, tGeorgetownl: !:
Matza (Temple). Heieht-Io' 81.
H1gh 1i,h I9ap:r lump; 1mDick LISTER Temple: {:
tween Art Fox (Georgetownl and Jim
Gateway tTemple). Height- s. e.
Broad Jump: 1-Dick Lyster (Temple): +:
I2-Belsky fTemple1: Ste between Jim
Driscoll tGsorgetown) and Jim Galway
| tTemple). Distance-2T
Shotput: George Ogden CTemple): :
I2-Bill Powderly (Georeetown); 3Jack
tSchuster (Georgetown). Distanee-42' W.
Discus: 1--Bill Powderly lGeorgetown) ;
Bob Blade CTemple); 3EBill Bonseli
/ (Temple). Distance-120'.
Jayelinn: l1ETsrry Murphy George
George Ogden (TempleI. Distance-153'
I 10"
/. Mile relay: Won by GEORGETOWN on
/ forfeit.
/ Score: GEORGETOWN. 81; Temple A.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
Burrows, Clark Capture
Opener in Paris Tennis
By the Asseeiated Press

PARIS, May 5.-Harold Burrows
of Charlottesville, Va. and Straight
Clark of Los Angeles, defeated
Jean Ducos De La Halle and
JACQUES Thomas of France, in the
opening match of a Franco
American tennis tournament at
the Roland Garros Stadium today,
The scores were 1912, 10-3,
a.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
Army Medical Center
Gets New Sports Head

Capt. James w. Talley, former
L. S. q, football player, has re-
placed Capt. Charles D. Roberts as
athletic officer at the Army Medi-
cal Center
Capt. Talley comes to the Center
from Headquarters and Service
Command In Tokyo where he was
athletic officer for 5000 men.
Evening star., 1951-05-06

ing Guide gives
dhis informa-
ton in concise
form. 1t may
be NIB t aimed
from the Game
and Inland Fish
Commission. SIG
Munsey Build
ing, Baltimore
2, Md. 1t gives
maps, stocked
streams and
ponds statewide
and the kind Of
fish stocked.
0yr Rrcf friv
Evening star., 1951-05-06

We receive almost daily requests
for fishing information about the
fresh water possibilities in Mary
land. The Maryland Inland Fish
Evening star., 1951-05-06

Goais@Army: Austin "a. cline, Fried
ersdorff, Markham, Ellis (2). Maryland:
Gournaris, Mahon. Hall. Lewis.
Hall, Hemphill. Lavender, Ellis. Girdner.
Pfeil, Pollard. Touchstone, Stumm. Dem
man.
Maryland Subs--Wenzel, Sadtler. BoaZ.
HawksWorth, Shanahan.
Oficials-Julien and Desmond.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-02-08
Local Births At
Suburban Hospital

Births reported at Suburban
Hospital for the period January
% to February 3, include:
January % Mr.. and Mrs.
Warner R. Benson, Route 3, Cal
thersburg, a daughter, Denise
Kaptolia; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j.
Salazar, 1922 Selfridge Road,
Viers Mill Village, a daughter,
Doris Bernice; Mr.. and Mrs. John
E. Wilson, Deer Park Road, Cal
thersburg, son Michael Joe; Mr..
and Mrs. Martin S. Konigmacher,
1903 Midway Ave, Rockville.
January 30 Mr.. and Mrs.
James McKeever, Halpine Road,
Route 4, Rockville, a daughter,
Theresa Lee.
January 81 - Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard G. Alnutt, Germantown, a
daughter, Mary Angela; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert f. Burroughs, Route
2, Gaithersburg, a daughter, VIII
ma Karen.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-02-08
LEWISDALE
Mrs. Roy Arnold
Monr0pld, Md.

Old man winter has had grip
on our little town the past week.
Roads were dangerously slippery
and several minor accidents oc-
Cured.
Mrs. Julie MulliniX has returned
home from visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ethel Green, Damascus.
The Brewningsville Home
makers Club held It's January
meeting with a charter member,
Mrs. Herbert Barnes, at her lovely
home in Damascus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray MulliniX of
Baltimore were weekend guests of
Mr.. Mullinix' parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Erner Mullinix.
Mrs. Nora Musgrove has re-
turned to her home after three
weeks nursing job in Hyattstown.
Malcolm Beall was home for the
weekend from his Army base, Fort
Mead.
Mrs. Stanley Musgrove and chill
dren spent several days last week
with her mother, Mrs. Bender in
Frederick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Brashear
and daughter have moved from
Rockville to the home of his sister,
Mrs. Edna King.
The All Club meeting sched-
uled for February 3 was cancelled
due to slippery roads. The next
meeting will be February II at the
home of Frances King.
Mrs. Roy Arnold attended the
All local leaders meeting in Rock
vile Tuesday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-02-08

or S e a minded,
Can't understand
the sudden inter.
est in the Air
Force and Navy.
when the Regular
Army and Mar
ines have top
side jobs to offer
too, in spite of
the present battle
reports. 1t takes
some mighty i'm
|portant special
.aal .a.A,.A ..Eal,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-02-08
ARMY
BULLETIN

Another twenty applications
were taken by OUR local recruiting
office this week for enlistments In
the Air Force. Seems as though
most boys, IS to %, are either air
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-02-08

Sunday guests of Mrs. Julius
Hal were Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall
and daughters of Chevy Chase.
Last week, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
H. Walkinshaw and son of Barnes
vile left last week for vacation
in Florida,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-02-08

Prices effective until close
Of business Saturday, Feb
ruary 10. 1851, except pro-
duee which Is subject to
daily market changes. NO
SALES TO DEALERS. We
reserve the right to limit
quantities.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
CHEYERLY. MD.
CHEVERLY AREA

NHE V EMILY AREA =
Attractive 2-bedrm. frame bungalow,
basement but has detached utility
rm. with ample storage space; conv.
bus, stores, school; one mile from
D. c. line; low. long term monthly
flrst trust payments; terms arranged.
Ss,2a0. OWNER. 2307 57th pl..
Tuxedo, Md. UN. 3771. lis
Evening star., 1951-02-18

tcontinuea on Next PasO
Evening star., 1951-02-18

NEW-$29.750 Just completed, Q.
story brick: IL rms, q bedrms.. 3
baths; built-in garage; lge. screened
porch; lge. Handicapped lot with beau
tiful trees; hardwood floors through-
trance. Terms, $1,000 cash. Builder
will take so trust. Must be seen
to be appreciated.
In exclusive Forest Heights. Md.
Washington's newest suburban de-
velorment; Is min. from downtown
Ask for Mr.. LEE manager Of ROWE
REALTY CO., Parkway DIR. s.e..
LO 3-S567, lis
Evening star., 1951-02-18
OPEN TODAY

1906 GARDINER AVE.
Silver Sprins-Dutch Colonial in ex.
cellent, condition; center-hau plan
With 3 bedrms.; near st. Johns
Parochial School. Priced right at
200. Should sell today. Mthly
To inspect. Out Georais ave. to
Hildarose, left on Hidarose tc
Gardiner. right on Gardner to
s9 ss1use; eeo- MODERN REALTY CO.,
Evening star., 1951-02-18
SUBURBAN
BUNGALOW

7oa w MONTGOMERY, ROCKVILLE
Low-priced 4-bedrm. cape colder;
large level lot; full bsmt.; oil h
w.h.j; finished attic: all in excel.
cond. A really better buy
TO REACH: Out Wis. ave. and Rock
vile Pike. through Rockville con-
tinue straight on W. Montgomery
ave; 2 blks. to our open sign.
JAMES L. DIXON e. CO., ST 1900.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
UTE BUNGALOW FOR s11.soo in

SILVER Spre.-LiVing room. comb.
dining kitchen. . bedrooms. bath
bsmt with h.-w. oil heat; detached
garage; a smart-looking place in
white JIM. shingles handy to
Flower Theater and shopping R.
P RIPLEY. Realtor. ST. Gill
Evening star., 1951-02-18
BRICK COLONIAL

Can YOU pay S175 per mo for this
Beautiful rec. rm. For more infor-
nation please call MR. COUPER.
cox & CO.. 81. 0775: ewes. OR,
Evening star., 1951-02-18
cHEvERLY OFFER

Spring viii bring blossoms and higher
prices. Come, see. buv this 3-bed-
room Colonial. 1850 down. bal
ance of Sa,950. on attract. terms.
fsetons Ga MT sH ss4 To- Peace
Cross. Right on Route so to Land
over rd., right to Cheverly ave. Left
on Kilmer to 63rd ave. Right to
2s05. FREDERICK w. BERENs
SALES. INC, 1920 X st. NV. MA.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

EoNED end CoMMERCIAL-3rd and
E SITS. s.w.; . row bricks, 5 rooms
each: water and electricity: rent;
$50 each: priced $4,000 each; sub
tect TO reasonable offer. Call F.
ELIOT MIDDLETON. Realtor, RE.
1881. or ia. 2-I311 ewes.
Detached frame. oil heat; also ?
four-room brick houses on Liberty
St. walking distance Of main Govt.
depts.; zoned second commercial;
reasonable down payment, good
terms Call Office of A. M DRAIS-
NER l404 L st. NV, MA. SO36. -l9
COLORED-500F r SIT rms, bath.
basement; gas h.-wh. JAMES E.
MAHONEY, HUI. $40. is
Evening star., 1951-02-18
BETHESDA
$1,000
DETACHED

Here is your opportunity to buy g
good two-bedroom bungalow In Q
good location. VACANT. 2 lots
with H'eT the ground ample ample and @ choice s
You can't go wrong at this price
If you need a good fve-room home
that you can move right into, call
Mr.. Denston, WO, 6944
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1h0h II ST. NV Ma 2245
Evening star., 1951-02-18
OPEN TODAY

'Real. good buyl' See bet. l and 8,
spring.-"Country atmosphere, vet
close to everything" Det. brk., gas
ht.. 6 lovely" rms, colored tiled
bath, basement. porch; nice grounds;
priced reasonably; low down pay
ment, easy mo. payments. Dir:
center). left to Wayne ave. left to
Eton I'd. will sell today"
w. 3. REALTY. IA. 0S94, RE. 0676.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
As34 49, l. Il
NE. 1917. ME- 4Qd1 IL


5 Min. to Naval Hospital
BRICK HOME-almost NEW
Beautiful Is the word, in q modern
residential neighborhood. Lovely
fenced-in. level lot. Dreamy living
room. dining room, ALL-ELECTRIC
modern kitchen with dishwasher
and disposal. Two bedrooms, tiled
bathroom; Full basement, gas heat.
S1O,766. Payments, $3.50, incl.
taxes. and ins Cash down. S2,95O
TO civilian or veteran. Call Mr.
TAYLOR or Mr.. Berens. tr.. FREDER-
ICk w. BERENS SALES, INC, 1920
& st: NV. Ma. 5006. -18
Brick Colonial, Silver Spring
b rms "a baths. brick; porch: close
TO Woodside Elementary School.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
81. 30I0 till Q nm 1s
Evening star., 1951-02-18

DARLING BEDROOM gleaming
white bungalow. custom built with
discretion. Living rm.. dining rm.,
kit. ? bedrms.. tile bath on 1st A. +:
2 large bedrms. and tile bath UP.
Full bright bsnt. with fireplace. Law.
and outside entrance. Excel. location
near Baltimore blvd Walk to stores.
bus and school Too many outstand-
ing features to be adequately de-
scribed In an ad For more informa-
tion on this truly fine home. call
PERRY BOSWELL, INC, WA. $500;
Evening star., 1951-02-18

tractive corner setting; appeaiingly
arranged with very large living
, bedrooms and tiled bath; full attic
and full bsmt.. with gas heat: built
in Wheaton area only / y years and
in perfect shape; S16.5O0. r. P.
RIPLEY, Realtor. 81, GIL Open
Evening star., 1951-02-18
CLINTON

New brick rambler, large liv. rm.
with og-burning fireplace; . nice
bedrms.. din. rm.; modern kitchen
with plenty of cabinets; full bsmt,;
automatic oil h.-wh.: attached ga
rage; "a acre on No. highway:
immediate possession; S15,250,
terms.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN.
1914 Branch Ave Sc 10 S-T7f10.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

UNIVERSITY PARk-CuStOm built;
new beautiful brick and stone ram.
bier: S1S.300. terms.
BERWYN-Lovely 7-room brick home;
"a acre; full basement; gas h.-w.h.;
SCI 500. terms.
HYATTSVILLE 3-bedroom frame
bungalow; full basement; oil heat:
$40 500, So 800 down, S66 mo. pays
everything. UN. 2123. LOUIS
MILLEn, Realtor.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
$1O,6O0

bath, 2 bedrms., full bsmt, storm
windows; $1,000 down, and $6S per
mo. Only years old. KENSINGTON
REALTY CO.. INC, LO. 5-2402 or
LO. 5-2400. lis
Evening star., 1951-02-18

COMFORTABLE HOME-On h-acre
lot. with garage; / bedrm. down. >
up; tile bath. modern kit; full
bsn1t.; fenced lot: in good suburban
area. Must sell. S12500. SO. 500
down. $50 mo, includes I. and /, or
with everything R. NJ. DOLBY,
Evening star., 1951-02-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

OPEN SUM-, l TO 6
1915 Homestead dr.. Carroll Knolls;
immaculate brick rambler on extra
lge. cor. lot. high elevation: lge. liv.
rm.. 2 bedrms., din. rm., cleo. kit.
full bright bsmt.. gas heat; out
Georgia ave. left on Dennis ave.
right on Gardner. ] blk to open
sign. MR.. PALMER, HU. 9447. AID.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
CHEVERLY
4 Bedrms., 11a Baths, $18,500

OPEN 20 30 -rr
1892 Carlyle st.-3-yr. .-old brick.
with garage; liv. rm, fireplace, din.
rm. lge: equipped kit, bedrm. and
half bath on 1st A.. B bedrms. and
bath UP; full bsmt., oil heat; close
Directions: Out Cheverly ave. to
Forrest rd, right on Forrest I'd. to
Valley way, left to open" sign.
McEntee Real Estate
Az 3Qn0 Realtors WA na17
Evening star., 1951-02-18
SILVER SPRING
SPECIALS
GALL OPEN SUNDAY"

"ALL OPEN SUNDAY"
2318 Arthur Ave-, $17,950
immasua1e RIas a brisk TfS Cape casn,c cod
Enclosed den; full bsn1t.: gas
heat; ?. huge bedrms. and BATH
rugs outdoor fireplace, drapes in
S,naet e,uded; $1,000 cash will handle
Forest Glen rd. to Hildarose St,
GIT Patton Drive, $20,950
Nearly new 3-bedrm. brick rambler
Ia tiled baths. all bedrooms are
large; side screened porch; full
bsmt. with recr. rm.. gas heat.
storm doors Venetian blinds; corner
washer, wall-to-wall carpeting in
liv. rm, Directions: Out 18th st.
NV. into Piney Branch I'd. to Old
Bladensburg I'd. in silly. Spg.. left 2
blocks to Patton dr.. right to
$40 Holly Ave, s1s,s5o
sstal5~ay, w.. to sxpa1dabie sttte: dHSAlsH ssli
! block to grade school and junior
high school. Directions: Out 18th
st. NV. into Piney Branch rd.. turn
rsight on Darwin ave. at junior
eS.uoi " Coiu ueT VI dOily ave.
227 Maple Ave-, $17,750
New. large Colonial home features
, extra size bedrms., 21x12 living
rm, with fireplace. large 2-tone
dining, rm., fully equipped kitchen
with breakfast space; full osmt.:
200-ft lot: Venetian blinds; rear
porch. Directions: Out Piney
Branch rd. TO Philadelphia ave.
right about s blocks to Maple ave.
right to home
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC.
Evening star., 1951-02-18

Radiant Valley-6S06 Randolph Ave
Unusual opportunity to purchase an
all-brick bungalow in immaculate
condition. 3 picture windows in liv-
ing rm.: all-tile bath: gas h.-w.h.
completely equipped kitchen; ex-
9,10O Az loan. Open till dark
Sunday; weekdays by appointment
E, R: BoYNTON CO.. OR. $500. or
HY 5517 is
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UNIVERSITY PARK
'tS12,5O0 Or Best Offer
RIVERDAIE MD

home is Is Minis to downtown
Wash; 1st f., din. rm., liv. rm.
and kit: 2nd A.. lge. bedrms. and
bath; storm windows throughout;
full bsmt; lge. lot and garage. Lo-
Gated l blk. from shopping and u
blk. from bus. For details, call
JU. TRIO. Open Sat. and Sun, /
til 5. Out Fdmonston I'd. to River.
dale rd.. turn right 1 block to 5sth
ave, left to CLOG. lis
Evening star., 1951-02-18

SEAT PLEASANT, MD.
Bungalow, S9.650. Detached, shingle
house. features . bedrooms and bath
on LIST floor; large. finished room
End floor: full basement. Large yard.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 lAth st. NV, DI. 3346.
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KENSINGTON

Older house with large rooms, Ixe
fenced lot and wonderful possibili-
ties for future development; 3 good
bedrooms, modern kitchen, oil heat;
SIS. 900 Immediate possession.
Auldridge Real Estate Co.
LO. 5-354U ons
Evening star., 1951-02-18

DET. MODERN BRICK RAMBLER
GI loan. Located in beautiful, subur-
ban Md. area. Call Mr.. Kitchens,
ATLAS REALTY CO.. st. 1868; ewes,
Ii, $3.50. ID
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CLINTON. MD.

We have . lovely. new, 6-rm brick
bungalows on k-acre lots, all mod
ern. Range, refgr. Venetian blinds
and screens. oil h.-w.h.. full bsmt.
Owner will take 1st trust at 4Gs
nifty. Call Mr.. Clark. 10. $4,000;
ewes. a'tsr pm, Waldorf 2"47.
WEST REAL ESTATE
400 Silver Hill Rd.. Suitland, Nd.
Evening star., 1951-02-18

Cheverly Bargain-$9,0O0<
2-story. 5-rm. house with bsmt. ana
garage; oil burner. elec. kit. refgr.;
Venetian blinds 6205 Landover I'd:
ALFRED C. SCUDERI, Broker; UN.
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CORAL HILLS.
Cape Cod detached brick, 8 bedrms.,
? baths, fireplace. dream kitchen
near everything: asking S16,350;
must be sold; submit your offer;
trade considered Mr.. Austin. with
JAMES CARROLL, 10. 9-0401;
Sunday, VI. 1857 or AK SOJO
Evening star., 1951-02-18

FOREST HEIGHTS. $3.50
Bungalow, asbestos shingles: liv. rm.
combination kit. din. rm.. 2 bdrms..
time offered; also have another sim
liar home at $l0,500. Your pres
ent home in trade. Mr.. Austin with
JAMES CARROLL. broker, 10. q
0401. Sun, and ewes, vi. 1857 or