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Evening star., 1951-01-21
Alumni Group Will Honor
Ward, MARYLAND Guard

Guard Bobby Ward. the Univer-
sity of Maryland's first All-Ameri-
can football player. will be hon.
ored by the Metropolitan Alumni
IN" Club with a testimonial din
ner tomorrow night at the Touch
down Club.
Ward, his teammates and the
coaching staff will be guests al
the dinner starting at 7:30 pm
A large group of other former
Maryland sports greats, including
Charlie Keller. Bozie Berger, Tom
my Webb and Julie Radice have
been invited.
Members of the IN" Club wish
ing to attend may contact Ed
DAILY at Ludlow 4-6500.,
Evening star., 1951-01-21
British Rovers to Play
In Soccer Loop Today

Two Washington. and Suburban
Soccer League games are sched-
uled this afternoon at Sixteenth
and Kennedy fields. Washing ton
French meet the new British
Rovers team, and Washington
Soccer Club takes on Marlboro,
both at pm.
Three Rowland Cup matches are
scheduled, Maryland Park against
Italo- American at Seat Pleasant,
Hotel Charles against Roots Res
taurant in Baltimore, and Midway
Tavern against Parkville A. c.,
also in Baltimore.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Wilson Qunet Finally Hits It's Sde Beating Anacosta 645
|KessIerKeen With Pressure On,
Is GWHigh FHe's Big Asset

The test Of good athlete is
his ability to play well under
pressure and that's what makes
George Washington High Schools
Bob Kessler one Of the best
basketball players in the area.
Kessler has 10 point plus aver
age this season, but Bob's highest
scoring has been in the big games
with Washington-Lee and Tech.
He started slowly with 13 points
in the opener and averaged
around Is until the important
contest with the Generals. Then
he broke lose for % to lead CIV
to victory and against Tech last
week Kessler scored q to beat
the Trainers.
The stringbean center (6-3 and
$50 pounds) trailed the Presi-
dents Ken Jones in scoring last
season, but in The Evening Star
tournament averaged 15.5 points
and won the best player award.
Important as his high scoring is
Kessler's work in taking rebounds
is equally as valuable. Tech had
controlled the backboardss all sea-
son until it met CIV, when it was
Kessler. with help from his tall
teammates, who monopolized the
rebounds.
Difficult to Guard.
Rasty Doran, CIV coach. has
nothing but praise for his star.
Hes almost impossible to guard, u
said Doran. He can hook well
with either hand. Jump and shoot
and recently has worked on drib-
bling from one side of the basket,
behind the blackboard and laying
the ball up from the other side. -
1t was this last shot that
Kessler found especially effec-
tive against Tech. The Trainers
used tall Frank Sullivan behind
Kessler on the pivot and George
Marshall in front of him and
they did stop his hooks. But Bob
scored heavily by breaking around
Sullivan. going underneath the
backboards and tossing in his
speciality.
In addition to his shooting
and rebound work. Doran con-
tinued. hes an excellent dribbler,
good foul shooter and I couldn t
find a better man to play the
center spot in our zone defense u
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Navy PIebes Defeat
Bulls School, 71-43
By the Assoejoted Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. s20.--
Undefeated Navy plebes chalkcd
up their sixth basketball victory
of the season today by defeating
Bulls School of Silver Spring, II
to 43.
Navy held a healthy lead throug-
out the game.
After halftime, when Nays
score almost doubled that of the
visitors, the Middies filed the
court with second stringers.
Predominant in goals scored.
Navy took second place when it
came to shooting free throws. The
taller Bulls boys sank 19 free
shots out of 20 tries to Navy's II
of 10. However. Bulls was wild
in court shots throughout. Guard
Franny Gleason scored half the
losers IL goals. The game left
Bulls record even at three wins
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Fourot, Missouri Coach,
Screened by Ohio State

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Jan. 20 (P).
Don Faurot. Missouri's origina-
tor of the split-T formation, was
interviewed today for the head
football coaching job at Ohio
State University.
Faurot, who was an avowed
candidate for the job in 1941 when
Paul Brown won out. came here
this time at the request of uni
versity football coach screening
committee. He did not apply for
the post vacated last month by
Yves Fesler.
All IL members of the university
athletic committee sat in on the
parley with the 43-year-old men
tor.
No announcement of any kind
from Faurot, the board or Athletic
Director Richard c. Larkins was
forthcoming after the full-scale
interview. which lasted several
hours.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Boiling Coeers to Play
.Olmsteud Tomorrow

Boiling Air Force Base will seek
it's sixth straight basketball vic
tory against Air Force teams to-
morrow night when it plays host
to Olmstead AFB of Marietta,
Pa, at 8 O'Clock.
The Boiling and Pentagon WAF
teams will meet in the prelimi-
nary at 6:45. The public Is in
vited, free of charge.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Washington Skaters
Compete in Baltimore

The Washington Figure Skating
Club will be host to today's an
nual inter-city ice dance compe-
tition at the Sports Center in
Baltimore starting at 1890 am
The event is being held in Balti-
more because no ice is available
in Washington.
Twenty-three Washington skat-
erS are competing in the four
events. The team competition is
not included this year because
of limited ice.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
St. Andrews Defeats
St. AIbuns, 49 to AZ

Bob Auersch scored 16 points to
lead st. Andrews of Middletown,
Del, to a 1912 victory over St.
Adams in an Interstate Academic
Conference basketball game yes
terday at st. Adams.
st. Adams, which held a 1922
halftime lead, was paced by Bob
Alvord with 10. points.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Eliot Dickering. Leads
To Furore at USC;;
Alumni Want Brown
By the Assoe;oied Pres.

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 20.-Mut-
terings of dissatisfaction over the
selection of a new football coach
echoed across the University Of
Southern California campus to-
day. and the implication was this:
If Ray Eliot OF Illinois lands the
job the alumni may not give him
the cooperation and support to
which he has grown accustomed
Some old grad and undergrad
factions, it develops, are still
holding out for Paul Brown. cap
able and costly coach of the
Cleveland professionals.
The university failed to offer
Brown the salary to which he has
grown accustomed; Eliot flew out
to confer with use officials yester-
day; nobody signed anything
Eliot went home. and all is not
serene at the school.
| Today's furore centered Ground
a petition being circulated on the
campus. It was directed against
Fred D. Fagg, president of the
university. 1t suggested that he
and the Board OF Trustees Offer
Brown more money.
The petitioners hastened te
point out they have nothing
against Eliot. It's just that they'c
rather have Brown and hang tht
expense.
The petition was posted on sor.
ority and fraternity bulletir
boards and other vantage points
1t said:
I'VE. students and alumni o.
the University of Southern Cali
fornia, feel that an insufficient
effort was made to secure th.
services of Paul Brown as the new
head coach.
I'VE request that Willis Hunter
director of athletics be in
structed by President Fred D. Fagl
to approach Mr.. Brown on Jhi
subject and Paul Browns po.
sition on the coaching vacancy b.
made clear to all interested stu.
dents and alumni groups before
any action on a new head coach
| is taken"
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Georgia Rally Defeats
Georgia Tech Cogers
BY the Assoeioied Press

ATHENS, Ga, Jan. 20.-Geor-
gia came from behind tonight
to beat Georgia Tech in a rough
basketball game, II to 66. There
were 40 personal fouls commit
ted.
The Bulldogs trailed until five
minutes of the second half wher
Forward Bill Schloss tied the
game at 47-47. Thereafter Geor-
gia never was behind. High
scorer was Georgia's Forward Bill
Davis, who racked up % points
Evening star., 1951-01-21
School Quint Tops 100
Three Times in Week
By the Associated Press

WEST ORANGE, N. j.. Jan. 20.
I-Carteret School basketball play
ers took yesterdays 1886 victory
over Irving School of New York
in stride-it was the third time
this week they scored more than
100 points.
Carteret has scored 622 points
in winning six straight games for
an average of 1887 per game.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
YMCA Splits Swim Meets

The Washington YMCA anc
the Dundalk Branch of the YMCA
from Baltimore split in two boys
swimming meets yesterday al
Central Branch. Washington
won the 14-and-under meet, "a.
%, but Dundalk won the 12-and.
under meet, 1925.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
TobIe Tennis Dute Set

The fifth annual Capital table
tennis tournament sponsored by
the Mall Tennis Club and the
Twelfth Street YMCA, will be held
February %. starting at II am,
at the Twelfth Street Y.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Merrick Club Winner

Merrick Club won two of three
games with Eastern Branch in
the Boys Club Basketball Con-
ference yesterday at Merrick, pre-
vailing in the 105-pound class
46-16. and the 90-pound class
PAID. Eastern Branch won an
80-pound game, 1913.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Bivin to Manage Pueblo

PUEBLO. Colo, Jan. 20 (P.-
The Pueblo Dodgers of the West
ern League will be managed this
season by JinA Biyin, jr.. a former
Phillies pitcher.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
-Interhigh Teams Idle
With Ice Show Here

There will be no more inter-
high basketball games until
February 6 when Chamber
lain meets Eastern and Tech
faces Bell at Uline. The Ice
Capades will occupy the arena
until that date.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Atlanta Bowler Wins
Women Pin Tourney
BY the kssoeiotsd Press

ATLANTA, Jan. 20. Martha
Cleveland of Atlanta won the
United States Women's Duckpin
Tournament tonight with a 10
game total of 1892 and collected
first prize money of $3.50.
Ruth Zentz of Baltimore nm
ished second with a score of 1888
and a prize OF S125.
Other winners were:
Ellen Holland Atlanta, S75-1,10$
Evelyn Traber. ~. Atlanta. $50 $50 -, 10! 10!
9as Ms1ns csrson alen Atlshss ehas'0sss SIS
Alpa Brown, Baltimore. $40 -. .09e
Estelle Warrington. Atlanta. $50 los
Catherine sansoni, Baltimore. SIS 1,o77
Atlanta SIS: 5es; big, hish set SECOND biock
high game, hrst block. Ethel Neisz; Rich
mond, SIS. I46: high game. second block.
Lorraine Gulli Washington. SIS. 1873.
Scores Of other Baltimore players were
Myrtle Liphard. 1,060; Elizabeth Barger.
l,051.
Evening star., 1951-01-21

there on the 5th and North Caro-
lima at Chapel Hill on the 9Th.
Maryland also has three game
Southern Conference trip ahead
the next time out, playing David
son, South Carolina and Clemson
in that order on successive nights
starting February l.
Saturdays Navy-American U.
game will be broadcast nationally
over the Liberty Broadcasting
System. and locally over VOL. 1t
will not be televised. however, as
under Army and Nayy's alternate
Saturday afternoon television
schedule. the Cadets basketball
game with Fordham is next Satur-
days attraction over WTOP-TV
Highlight of the Liberty sched-
ule over VOL this week is the
Oklahoma A.. & Bradley clash
Friday in Peoria at 9 o'clock. To-
morrow it Will be Kentucky and
Georgia Tech from Athens. Ca,
at 8 pm; Tuesday, Baylor and
Oklahoma City u; Thursday, No.
tire Dame and Michigan State,
and Saturday Kentucky and Van
derbilt, all at 9 pm.
MONDAY.
Gallaudet at Lynchbure.
WEDNESDAY.
GEORGETOWN at Navy
THURSDAY.
GEORGETOWN at Cannon.
FRIDAY
Wilson at Salisbury Teachers.
SATURDAY.
American u. at Navy.
Georgetown at CaniSius.
Baltimore VS.. Gallaudet at Jefferson
Junior High
Evening star., 1951-01-21

Totals --2l a5t Totals
Halftime: Wilson, 29-20.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
three losses

Totals 30 II Totals l2 l9 43
Halftime: Navy. 40-21.
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OPEN DAILY TO 2 Pm.
4643 II ST. Sc.

10 new all-brick semidet. 3-bedroon
houses, featuring GE kitchen. dish
washer, garbage DISPOSAL, Sen. .-ft.
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Realtor. DI. 1880;
Evening star., 1951-06-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

FAIRFAX, road e54-small house;
$1,000. sSsSi oil cali ifAi; Fairfax 4s7ssw-is; E
FALLS CHURCH-Lgs; comfortable s
frepl., full bsmt.. big screened porch;
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vIENNA-Five-room modern frame;
1 acre ground. $4,000 cash and
take over payments totalins So 3o .Sas'
sEsSp.Ns% yissns aeS-M BUNGALOW, lse. Sg iiv.
tile bath; kit. with built-in cabinets;
stove, automatic water heater; oil
a.-c. heat and many other extras;
Over n-acre lot; COW. to buses and
stores. $4,000. Terms. B. g. BEN
TON. Real Estate, Chantilly, Va
call Herndon S4W4- -2S
GI RESALE, 3 bedrooms, .S13,S00
with $1,000 down and take over
large GI loan. Convenient Falls
Church location; large living room;
close to. bus and shops; Don't wait,
call today. ARFAx REALTY. FA.
siR&. m BUNGALOW. fun bsmt. Near
liV. rm.. bath. automatic water
heater, stoye. refer. and oil &C.
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500; FLA tinanesd. 2; g. BENTON;
Herr Hs1nodn ssssioJa; Il no answer, can
heFsfTs uNfTs. etMt idssi location, bldg. lot.
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81 $50 Ss, down and n5,, seS ppiR,NsTDN e, me yill
SR' SRArES ssSo CO. sa:ssia wilson ~ ia
$3.50. Over acre Of shade. 3 lge.
bedrms.. bath. bungalow. Concrete
and .glassed-in rear porch. Oil heat;
Insulated. Driveway. Vacant. S1.950
cash; sos; 80 mo. Nr. bus. grocery.
$500. s1,27s CASH; SAT per mo. /;
2-bedroom frame on :. acre near
pS PSNTaoN Hsth o hairy sI5sylatinE RsTfsx ssstsr
sis.seo@s.RM. IT. SO s1s BRICK COLONIAL.
on "a acre in growing community.
Good financing includes CT loan
s9,a5O-5-rm: brick, with hsmt.: in
Alex, only min. from Pentagon:
S4, 600 cash over 4es trust. HOME
REALTY CO., 1726 Pa. ave. NV,
FREE RENT AND AN INCOME from
a modern moderately sized home in
Arlington, convenient to downtown
Wash, Pentagon, bus, etc.; owner
with tirepL. dining rm.. kit. and
bath, and there are two 2-rms
and one 3-rm., cleverly arranged
apis. with separate entrances bring
ing in S1e5 mo- Priced for quick
sale; $19,500 with $1,000 down
ALLO REALTY CO., OW. 1908, OF
rSu QoOo
Evening star., 1951-06-27
FREE RENT AND AN INCOME fror
ALEXANDRIA
TOWER HOMES
WhV Paw Rent?

When we stin have . few Of these
wonderful 25-yr. 4Ts VA loans avail
able? 20-yr:. 4hFs. FLA loans foI
non-vets. Payments as low IS sos
Small down payment. Brand-new.
attractive 3-bedrm. brick. picture
windows. YOUNGSTOWN kitchen. Early
possession. Near Arlandria Shop
ping Center most convenient loca-
tion In Washington area. See our
ave.; open 1-S pm daily. 1913 on
Sundays. Directions: Over 14th st
Bridge, out Shirley hwy. to Airing
ton Ridge rd.. continue on South
Arlington Ridge rd. to Mt. Vernon
ave. past Presidential Gardens.
one-haif biks. to sales once,
Colonial Investment Co.
Exclusive Agents. XII. s-3644.
Evening star., 1951-06-27
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AMER. UNIV. PARK AREA-Just
over D. c. line; lge. almost new brk
Colonial; center hall plan; bed
rms, 2Ia baths, 24-ft. iiy. rm., 90
It. den, recr. rm., b.-i. gar; perfect
cond. Your offer may buy. Ewes
cali WI. 4S34; FRANK 9. PHILLIPS
BETHEsDA-Mod. detached prewa,
brick Colonial; close in; 8 spacious
rms. screened porch; full bsmt
auto. heat; detached garage; beaut
landscaped lot; reasonably priced
EARL r. WRIGHT. WI. 5000; ewes.
BRoooKDALE, opposite Fort Bayard
A beautifully built home, wei
located In an established neighbor.
hood newly redecorated: 3 bedrms
2 baths; built-in garage; within
easy walking distance of Wood.
ward & Lothrop's new store THOS
I. PHILLIPS. Wo. 7900 until pm
CHEVY CHASE MANOR, new attrac
tive ramblers. several styles K
baths. Buy now and decorate II
suit your own taste. BILLINGS.
LEY q KoRzENDoRFER. OR. 232t
I'll Q. -27
Evening star., 1951-06-27
BETHESDA,
SIG PARK LANE

This excel q Cape soci Cod features p beau
tiful liv rm. with fireplace, den or
bedrm, and shower bath. banquet
size din. rm.. GE kit. with DISPOSAL.
side screened porch: End a. has, 8
hath; conv. TO bus and shopping
This home. was custom built Of the
finest materials for the present
owner only two years ago and is
being offered for the first time al
ont aoce aaa roao e n.3sry
lane. left to PAN lane are right te
CO.. Realtor, HU. 1913, 81. 1928.
Evening star., 1951-06-27
DISTRICT HEIGHTS

Five-rm. Cape Cod. brick bungalow to
be completed in 80 days; situated
Just "a blk. OF Marlboro pike--Lee
liv. rin. with firepl. and picture
window; full bsmt. with u bath
completely equip. kit; reasonable
terms. T. d. BURGESS, vi. 2s02
till 9.
Evening star., 1951-06-27
UNIVERSITY PARK

wv i S4N0 IA aAs AS
Brick bungalow, 2S It. wide and 5O
IT. long, with scar detached ga.
rage, on prominent corner lot Of
approx. 1a acre. First floor has Nv
ing room with fireplace, large dinine
room, fully equipped modern kitchen
with tile floor and wainscote, break
fast room, 8 bedrooms and tile
bath with separate shower stall
Basement partitioned into 6 room.
and bath. Would make wonderful
doctors ONCE. Property in excel
lent condition. To inspect, call Mr.
Hurd, EN-. 9552, Sundays and eve.
nings. weekdays call ma. 1865
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, l719 4
Evening star., 1951-06-27

ATTENTION, MOL. FAMILIES
OPEN DAILY, 3 TO DARK
$3.50 DOWN, $68 MO.
with BASEMENT, $1,000 DOWN
Non CT TermS-Will Trade
2-bedrm. ultramod. homes, from
and frame and frame; exp. attics,
brk.. wall, fireplaces, lge picture
windows, pine paneling, Bendix and
Y to "a acre wooded lots. Dir: Out
n. Hampshire. right Franklin, left
Powder Mill g min. from MOL
h-al4Q: inh. TO h12n
Evening star., 1951-06-27

RAMBLER ON A HILL"
In lovely restricted Rock Creek Hills
on large lot, this new rambler has
8 large bedrms.. 2 full baths. att.
garage and many unusual features.
Truly o home YOU viii always ad-
mire. Only $3l,950. Call ME. 1143
until o pm. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Realtnr
Evening star., 1951-06-27
HOT,T,YWOOD

HULL WOOD
NEAR UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
New brick rambler and two-stors
homes: only $13.350 with monthly
taxes and insurance; three bed.
rooms. tile. bath. full basement
OVER isERsesSsSo 4sS SOLD Sis AND OCCUPIED
' OPEN TILL DARK
H. Carlyle de Lozier
371s r. I. Ave. Mt. Rainier. WA
Evening star., 1951-06-27
HousEs-sALE-s.E. tcent. |,

NEAR FAIRFAX VILLAGE - Attrac.
tive % ssmidst, brick home, large liy; ,;
bath. fun bsnit., gas heat: near shop
ping and transportation: convenient
terms. SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.,
12l1 Penna. ave. Sc. II. 6.2000.
3 Sc. BUYS
$1l,500
Fort Dupont area; cony. to every
concrete front porch, liv. rm., din.
rm., kit, Q bedrms. and bath, recr.
rm.; oil, a,-c heat, storm windows,
fenced I'd. First time offered.
$15,g50
2-FAMILY
Near Coral Theater, shopping center
conv. to everything" Semidet
brick; 3 yrs. old. Income $1S5 mo
Pay $79.29 mo. on 4haso trust
Also has bsnt, apt. practically
complete.
$28,500
Hillcrest .det. brick, Q yrs. old
Center hall, liy. rm. with hrepl.,
din. rm., kit, den, powder I'm.
rear screened porch; End floor has
8 bedrms. and 2 baths, finished
attic, recr. rm, 2-car brick det
garage; oil. a.-e, heat.
THESE 8 HOMES MUST BE SOLE
Call Mr.. Broche, 10. 3-50l3 with
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.
1905 II st. NV, Ma 2345
Evening star., 1951-06-27
ARLINGTON
4 BEDROOMS AND DEN
S27 500

Charming brick home, less than Q
yrs. old. situated on beautiful fenced
tons most conv. residential sections.
First fl. has liv. rm. with fireplace,
full din. rm., all-elec. kit, paneled
den, 2 comfortable bedrms. and tiled
bath; 2nd fl. has very large bed
rms, sun deck and tiled bath. Full
bsmt., outside entrance. Reasonable
terms. Possession in 80 day.
TALMAGE WILCHER, INC.
1888 WILSON BLVD. JA. $4,000
Evening star., 1951-06-27
1921 45th PI Sc

Open Wednesday and Thursday eve
nings from 8 till dark for your in
style brick. including . completely
equip. kits. fun bsmt. with finished
recr. rn. and full bath; lse. screened
in side porch, flrepl. and many other
extras; within one blk. of bus
schools and shop. Directions. Out
Ala. ave. Sc. to 45th pl.. 45th pl
to 1891 and open sign. T. D.
BURGESS. VI. 2S0a till o.
Evening star., 1951-06-27

4 BEDRMS., 2112 BATHS
Two year -old Cape Cod, stone and
brick. .1a-acre lot. Living room, den,
large dining room. large kitchen, z
twin sized bedrooms. fun tiled bath.
large center hall. 1st floor. 2 bed
rooms and fun bath on End floor;
full basement with fireplace. exit,
y bath. detached garage S26. 800.
BETHESDA-$16,250"
on today's market. new
brick rambler; 3 large bedrooms,
plenty Of closet space; huge corner
lot; VA approved. There is only l, SO
do not hesitate. Ready to move into.
"BETHESDA-$16,250"
Two new brick Cape Cod houses;
living room with fireplace. dining
room. Q large bedrooms and equipped
kitchen on list. floor; full basement
with exit; huge expansible attic, 2
dormer windows; Venetian blinds.
One lot Is a corner. Beat these if
.lou can.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
OIL. s662. Bethesda. till PM.
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$14.250

CONTINUED on Next Passl
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RITNGAIOW

NEAR FIT. DUPONT PARK
A most attractive 6-rm. semidet. brick
In new cond. Rooms are larger than
usually found in this type home;
bsmt.: lge.. beautifully Handicapped
lot. Everything is immaculate. Nice
neighborhood, good transp.; near
junior high, elementary. and kinder
garten schools; near the site OF
sell. T. D. BURGESS. VI. 2S02.
Evening star., 1951-06-27
DISTRICT HEIGHTS

81 900 down viii buy this stone-
and-stucco bungalow, consisting Of
nice bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm.
comb, equip. kit. and tile bath, lge.
level lot. completely fenced; very
conveniently located; assume AZ
CT loan; vacant; immediate posses
sion. T. D. BURGESS, vi. 2S02
till Q.
Evening star., 1951-06-27

PEACE CROSS AREA
b-rm, frame bungalow. Liv. rm.. di,
nette. kit, 2 bedrms. and bath
Paved roads. SS.70O; 81 800 down
Immediate possession. Ewes. 10
9-7766. Days. Ii. 6-0215.
ANTHONY v. COLICCHIO
REAL ESTATE. 1105 PA, AVE. BE
Evening star., 1951-06-27
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1905 H st. NV, Ma. 2345
S15.950

ALL BRICK CAPE COD
This charming new 2-bedrm., exp
attic. full bsmt. home has frepl.
full din. rm.. all-elec. kit. with dish,
washer and garbage disposal. ane
outside bsmt. entr.; grd. level.
Directions:' out Conn. ext. through
Kensington, right on st. Paul. lefI
on McComas, left on Pearson
LEACH g. CRoNIN, Lo. 5-2772. Lo
Evening star., 1951-06-27
en- TEpONSE,C PARISH

ST. JEROME'S PARISH
Home with an income, this 2.story
shingle offers worlds possibilities
with separate entrances. either as
version to duplex. All in perfect
condition. substantial down pay
ment required. Call Mrs. Steed;
ATLAS REALTY. ST. 1883; ewes. and
Sun. I'm A72n ~
Evening star., 1951-06-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BETHESDA, MD.

Brand-new brick ramblers. on large
lots. out where the air is fresh and
suburban living Is at its best. Spa
cious living and dining rms: today's
kitchen. 3 attractive hedrms., tiled
bath and powder rm.; gas air-con-
ditioned heat. We think you should
see these houses right away. Call
WO. $500. Once open till 8 pm.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
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