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Evening star., 1951-10-14
Hawthorne Results
by the Assoeioted Press

FIRST RACE-PurSe. 81. 90: claiming.
First NiSht tKeenel 1880 $50 $50
One Alone fcarstensl 500 $50
Mueho Manana ,Wasnerl 7.4O
Also i@e' 4raiine@klamath. seru,n, Glitter
EGulch Halcyon Duke, Good Hostess. Tenn
plemoyle; Espionne. Helen's Honey. Phan-
SECOND RAcE-Purse. se,1oo:. claim
Ing: 3-year-oids and up; /. miles, o.
Big Buster (Wagner) 1000 $40
Also ran-Magnctic Star, Gift Maedic.
Bolo Howie, 6edgling, Paterfamilias. Sedge-
good. Cinder King. Honest knave. Van
DAILY Double paid S46J
THIRD RAcE--Pnrse. $4,000; maiden
ysa1-Sds slnsa adses asleyS tsfsGess 1880 $50
ADae6. sausw tBassstti ' 40 SO
try Tims p't'sTs h:fs,.. adams 7'S0
Sense, Marble Ann, Mighty Pretty, Kins 1
Road. Miniature TAM Rae Jean and aTrs
Kosiba entry.
ns rogRrH aacEPaGni s ,urionss lOO claim
some Friend Owens $40 sso a.oooo a.oo
McBezzill tscurlock) 4.@o
Also A ian@shattered. Singer. orme,
Town. Rickshaw. Alabama Belle and I'm
peFlal Mandy-
FIFTH RAcE-Prrse. $500: claiming;
Msss Ss'sie 'sibabon5 S 1880 s.9eSS 3.sS 2 So
George pav'e Iudicsb 800
Also ran-i Froo. Seasoned. Sun Roam
er,, Constant Susan, Bay Hash and Happy
SIXTH RACE - Purse, $1,000; allow
Heavenly Hash (Bassettl $40 40 $50
Able stinE Gomez 4.6o 499oo
Also ran :. acacomo, acountess In.
Hairbow. Hasty Request Bated Breath
Anthracite and Air Flight; -.
SEVENTH doR RAcEa1ll,noi: Ca oy9ers i Han an
Anay s W eoomeo 900 43goo s..oo 3 g
sa5aean tDuhon) 90
me sa r.bvsp ES1t' oa b4 tE.'s os ss'SEd ssisop
You. Sir Market Tip Fleet Factor.
EIGHTH RACE-purse. $4,000: claim
ing: :}-year-olds and up: 8 furlongs.
y. 2adss 1pe6s3 1920 dS dS s ssS
Sienal Code (GomeZl 400
Also i@e' ranLKay Gibson, Cross Ring.
NINTH RAcE-Purse. So 200: claiming
Chief Iohn o. adams $40 $50 $50
Dibillane tTavaresl 600 80
Rushland tScurlock) 500
hl9o ae' r1aino1sitstion Agent, Night Tour.
and Beirut
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Lejeune Loses 10 Boston u,
$50, Through FumbIes
BY the Associated Press

BOSTON, Oct. 13.-Powered by
Fullback Johnny Kastan, who
scored twice to run his four-game
touchdown total to eight, Boston
University out-fought Camp Le-
june's dogged Marines for a 1910
victory today at Fenway Park.
The Marines dismayed their few
supporters in the slim 5000 crowd
oy fumbling twice, each time about
a yard from Boston University's
goalline, early in the first period
and late in the finale.
Kastan, who piled up los of
Boston University's 1870 rushing
yards with 19 carries, slammed in
side his left guard for Is yards to
end a 66-yard scoring drive in
the second period. In the fourth,
he banged over the fleet Don
Wallace had raced "a yards to
the Marines one.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Belmont Park Results
by The Assoeiofed Pgess

FIRST RAcE-Purse, ss,5eo; claiming
Thermilles tGorman) 900 $40 s.3t
Evans Mountain tWidman) 3st
Ais. l., ran4slp Road. Blue W. whirl.
town. Sherry. Pennant Day. Maijo.
SECOND RACE-Purse, 50. 500: claim.
seeb,; as s-yesTp'ds ycoTe9 and up fprlenEs Es
Fairys Gem !Widman) 4lL
Also ran-control. Tuneroo Escador
Betsy Marie Deflation, MuzEle
DAILY Double paid Sl363ol
THIRD, RAcE-Purse. $4,000; maiden
l2.year.olds: z furlongs,
Sl9sea GS esIooe Door es e!sh9sNmshksI} $40 o 239
Deep &,m. RtysE ysE. tBhardt' 500
Also ssn@ch.lle Top Bet, Closed Or.
Paulo. Unrest. Winning Prince. orcas
, Belsir ,s Stud and phiDps entry.
FOURTH RAcE-pyrss. $4,000: allow
: Papoose tArcaro, 40 e.7o e.so
Gun Moll tScurlockl $40 240
Miss PensiVe tSh'msker) 2.66
Also $50 ran@Just Nell. Phone Date.
Tangleweed.
aHeadlev entry.
FIFTH Handicap; 81 500 added
3-year.olds and up; 2 furionss.
Prop tPorthl 1900 $50 4st
Iamhent fStuartl 1850 q IL
charles'on rTms % Shoemaker a.sf
Also So ran@Nulify. Ruddy and Thre.
Rings.
SIXTH RACE-Jockey Club Gold Cur
Stakes; $50 900 added; 3-year-olds and
coanterpoint dTi teorman> 1910 e.7o e.sc
Hill Prince tArcaro} 2lO 21C
Kiss Me Kate tShoemaker) 23C
Also ran-County Delight and Mirabeau
SEVENTH RACE-Purse So. 500: claim.
hrmee lnS a.yshsroas Broots, and up; miles leo
Knight -at-Arms tRodrigueS) 1880 $50
Frost Bitten tGorman) 4.3C
Also ran-Eleven- Boy Jr.. Fransine
Sauchiehaf. Keep Watch and Corsario II
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse $4,000: claim.
ing; 3-year-olds and up; one mile
Black Bay tWidman) 1890 10.40 SAC
Barrage tScurlockl $50 z 90
I La Nappe fCutshaw) 44O
Time. :3S2s.
Also ran---Darins Maid, Ready Answer
Queen Of Silks. Runyon Fund Besita. On
Balance: Royal Freedom, Big Time, Royal
Bones. Campos and Here He Is.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Gorden State Results
BY the Assoeiosed Pres.

FIRST RAcE-purss, 81, 500: claiming;
Syes.-9ass Soya;. 3Es,srS a1a up 8 furi6o6nss .no
'Lotoftown Iindberg) 400
eucf Buef aSef cprs peseP Fair Mann MMH9FmGss gI6
zen Crown, On the Wing, Dream Again.
SECOND RAcE-purse. $4,000; maiden
Congo Kid tsJoutl $50 40 800
Geremenious tBoulmetis) $40 200
Greek Colleen, JoeFRay Jr., Poso' IVY Bali.
THIRD Bils HScPssl.s Porss s.ies $500 s}.,m,o.
ayssr-elss 2iyna eGat. mile and e yards o
Lone Pilot !Boulmetisl 1880 10
Bs1Ehneeh Times 1t9E.' !tP9sEEnane' $50
ronus. Kelora. Alma Joe, Indicated, Dill
oJRfH hsffy kaeEafse kseT Rsy Ng5aRse claim
Busy Indian (Batc'larl $500 ego $40
Druid's Lyrics, Erickson) 460
Also @e' ranMNocallula. rl4'N ouar,er-Master.
Lindellen. Halls Testing; FREY One, from
De,a tv2E REsaR easses and HeIlS 81 065 Glen
3.year- olds and up; 8 furlongs. -.
What tGonZales) $50 $50
Music {Stout 300
Also ran-Happy Victor. King Bud,
Apache Trail West Milton. Beret, Dogs Up,
Intermittent and Puff
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow
ances; 3-year-olds and up; mile and 20
Drifting Maid fstout) $40 2.60 e.4O
. pixie Flyer BoaImetis) 800 $40
Our Request (Church) $40
Time. l:412s equals track recordl.
Also ran-Mackle, Carolina Queen, Qiuz
Song and Danger Ahead.
White and Thomas entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Quaker City Handi-
cap; $4,000. added; 3-year-olds and up;
las miles
Gan Gan Over oyer tculmpons, 1l.oo $50 800
1nseparable tBatcheller) 240
Time 1:423s.
Also ran-oii Capitol, Arcave. Fighting
Fleet and Ferd
Hasty House Farms and Trotsek entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, So. 500; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; i. miles.
9ssmSsl g s5 Nl.sl Laas, 1as, 1850 3,ss00 s-sSo
Big Inch tWalker) $50
Time, 1:45.
Also ran---Ace Scholar. Prefect. Depend
able. Rejection Slip. Free Passes and Boots
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Counterpart
Continued From Page BID

ty Delight, with Duke Montour's
Mirabeau last, another 40 lengths
away.
Counterpart. a. leading challen-
ger for the 3-year-old champion
ship in a toss-up battle with Hall
of Fame and Battlefield, ran the
gruelling route in a sparkling
3:213s, just four-fifths off the
track record set 10 years ago when
Market Wise won the Gold Cup.
Winner BY Count Fleet.
Count Fleet, the great Triple
Crown winner of 1943 and leading
sire of 1851. had plenty to say
about this race, for not only did
he sire the winner. but Kiss Me
Kate and County Delight. Reign
Count, Count Fleets daddy, won
the Gold Cup in 1928.
OWE Scurlock, aboard County
Delight, said his saddle slipped at
the start land I had to sit up to
stay with him. 1t certainly didn't
help him any" County Delight
won the Manhattan Handicap last
week.
Under weight-for-age conditions,
Counterpart carried lit pounds.
Kiss Me Kate. ia, and the other
three. 124.
The winner, who expects to
come back again against Hill
Prince next week in the Empire
Gold Cup at Jamaica. was second
choice today and paid $10.70. $2.70
and $3.50. Hill Prince, off as the
3-to-10 choice, returned $40 and
$2.10, and Kiss Me Kate paid
So 80 to show.
II never let him feel the whip
until We were 20 yards from the
wire" Jockey German said. al
though he appeared to be punish
ing Counterpart during much of
the stretch run. "The way ne re-
sponded, I knew ! was home"
Opened Up Good Lead.
"The winner might have been
a little better conditioned for the
distance Arcaro said. Hill
Prince responded when I went to
the whip at the sixteenth pole
and We Just barely missed it."
Arcaro had ridden four Gold Cup
winners.
Hill Prince took over the lead
in the $53,700 race from the
closely-bunched field after the
first half-mile, opened up a length
and half or more at times, as
County Delight raced in second
place followed .by Counterpart
and the others. There wasn't much
change in position until Counter
point came up to pass County De-
light on the final bend and start
after the flying Hill Prince.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Episcopal High Beats
ST. Christopher S, 10
BY the Associoted Press

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 13.-
Episcopal High Schools Maroons
scored a third-period touchdown
on a 37-yard romp by Fullback
Byron Anderson and then stopped
st. Christopher's inside their own
5-yard line late in the same
period here today for a TO foot
ball victory.
After a scoreless first half,
E. H. S. End Bill Weston pounced
on a Saint tumble on the Rich
monders' 40. Anderson picked up
three yards and then raced the
rcst of the distance on the next
pl " behind fine blocking.
The play fooled the Saints
as Quarterback Alex Hamilton
handed the ball to Anderson COM
ing in the opposite direction. Ted
Merry booted the extra point and
that was the game.
Coach Aubrey Gill's Saints
missed a golden chance in the
same period when they drove to
the five for a first down. Three
running plays resulted in a yard
loss and a fourth-down pass
failed to find the mark.
Episcopal - O 7 o.
EpiscopaI 1SI''set Scoring g. Touchdown: Ander:.
son. Conversion: Merry.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Washington Area Pointers
Win in HamfieId Trials
Special Dispateh 10 The stur

ORANGE. Va, Oct. 13.-The
Rappahannock Associations field
trials, which began at Hawfield
game preserve near here Thurs
day, ended late today after II
dogs had competed in the three
day program.
Winners of the open all-age
stakes today included Pernie,
pointer, owned by Guy Lewis of
Mclean.
Winners in the shooting dog
stakes included Wilkins Virginia
Rambler. a pointer, owned by j. H.
Wilkins of Washington.
Out of the IL winners in the
four stakes puppy. derby, all-age
and shooting dogs only one set
ter, Gussie's Peerless, was the
winner. All other winners were
pointers.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
lasf-Period Touchdowns
Beat Columbian, 20-6
SpeeioI Dispatch 10 The Stor

STAUNTON, Va. Oct. 13.-
Staunton Military Academy took
a 20-6 victory over Columbian
Prep tonight to hand the visitors
from Washington, D. c., their
fourth straight football setback.
Columbian scored first in the
opening period on a 15-yard pass
from Red Smith to Bob Schmidt.
IStaunton tied this by blocking a
kick and falling on it in the end
zone.
In the fourth period Staunton
took to the air. scoring on a 55-
yard pass from Bud Vest to Bill
Popson. A 70-yard return by Gene
IGunnoe with an intercepted pass
added the other Staunton score.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Fort Jackson Defeats
Quantico, 21-13, With
Second Quarter Drive
By Larry Ashmon
SpeciaI Dispatch 10 The Stor

QUANTICO. Va. Oct. 13.-Fort
jackson IS. CO. Golden Arrow
Dixies. probably the strongest
service football team on the East
Coast. got over the hump here
this afternoon by defeating the
Quantico Marines. 21-13.
The Dixies had to come from
behind 13-point Quantico lead
early in the second period. It was
Quantico's fourth loss in five
games.
With Quantico, which was
tabled as the toughest team on
their schedule, out of the way. the
Dixies figure to go on for an un-
defeated season. It was their
third triumph.
Quantico had an upset in the
making when Jay Roundy ran
back the opening kickoff "a yards.
In the second quarter the Marines
took 1870 lead when Bob
Tougas ran 19 yards for another
score.
The Dixies finally began their
power display by marching "a
yards in the second period, with
Quarterback Jack Delbello, a for
mer University Of Miami standout,
getting the last three yards. In
the third period the Dixies went
ahead with touchdown and
conversion after picking up
tumble on the Quantico 80. A "a
yard pass from DelBello to Hugh
Pepper got most Of the distance,
with the payof a pass from Del
IBello to Colin Anderson.
Fort Jackson intercepted a pass
on the Marine 40 to set off its last
scoring drive. The distance was
covered In one dash around end
by Alan Elger.
Let snqs-Levi&ni IN DeStetani, Rusch. Van
.aed aedt taacklssoyergsard a.Iss Williams. Kills.
:, Left guards-Humble, simons, Dockery,
Vetrano.
Centers - Wietecha. Coleman, Rehn,
Sharkey, Borg. Chestnut
Right guards-Vetrano, Crawford Pc
ronl, Chernak. Neyeu.
Right tackles-McCaffray, Tillo, Chelet-
Right ends-Hennely. samer, cordle.
Lewza.
Observation-Disclosures. Flowers, FerEu-
son. Filson, Markey. Mason.
/, Left halfbacks-Ha wilkins. Tougas Ma
karewicZ- Place. Bradley. Alloy
Right halfbacks Howell McKevey,
Roundy, Kriever. Peck Mawyer
Fullbscks-Whitehead, Gallo. HostetleT,
FORT JACKSON.
Left ends-Leisher, Ware, Dyer, Stewart.
= Left tackles - Stroud, Palmer Potts,
Left guards--Land, Young, Duniga.
Parsons, Frookshtre.
Centers-Lockridge, Slate.
Right tackles-Bolkovac, Barron, Yo-
cum. Palmer
~, Right ends4;1Anderson. Stewart. Frantz.
ouarterbacks-Delbeno Massey, Jarrei.
Left halfbacks-Baughmann Glisson,
Lucia. Osburn. Lipe.
Risht hslfbscks-Jenkins. Esler, CASA.
Fulibacks-.Pepper. Jenkins. Tarrence.
Hindricks, Silveri
FSan'isS Pors Jackson 80 : 3 9 ia
ouantico touchdowns-Roundy. Tougas.
Point after touchdown--.Hostetler-, Fort
Egler Point after touchdown-Bolkovac
(3).
Evening star., 1951-10-14
TuIsu's Ground Attack
Beats Houston, 46 to n
BY the Associaied Press

TULSA. Okla. Oct. 13.-De-
Tending Champion Tulsa. using
an irresistible rushing attack,
jolted ambitious Houston's Mis-
souri, Valley Conference football
title hopes tonight, rolling up a
1927 score.
Still smarting from close loss
to Cincinnati two weeks ago. Tulsa
broke the game open with a three
touchdown surge in the third
quarter after leading, 1877. at
halftime.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
okIuhomo Aeeies Score.
Over Wichita, 43 to 0
BY the Assoeioted Press

SALTWATER, Okla, Oct. 13.-
Thrice-defeated Oklahoma A6SM
ran over helpless Wichita Univer-
sity today, 43-0, for its first foot
ball victory of the season.
The Missouri Valley Conference
contest was the first for the
Aggies. Dean Seaman, the Aggies'
sophomore halfback, scored four
of his teams, touchdowns before
1l.0Q0 persons.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Morgan State Downs
Howard Eleven, 14-O,
For 17th Straight

Morgan State College kept its
winning streak intact at Howard
Stadium yesterday by downing a
stubborn but outmanned Howard
University team. 14-0. It was the
17th straight win for the Balti-
moreans who haven't been beaten
since they lost to North Carolina
AIT in 1948.
Howard suffered its third
straight setback after winning the
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Rose Jet Takes Rich Selma Stakes in Drvnq Finish at
Lone Doubles Ticket
Paws 1900 to |
by mo Assoeioisd Press

SYDNEY, Oct. ia Sydney
carpenter, H. Hurst. held the
only ticket today on a daily
double combination at Rand
wick race course that paid odds
of better than $4,000 to l.
Johnny Zero won the mile
and one half Tatersalls Cup
at 16 to / and Val Ali at 200
to ! won the next race. the To-
furlong Novice Handicap.
The doubles payoff was $500
for a 55-cent ticket.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Statistics
season opener from Bluefield (W
Va. State Teachers.

Sos oVoSC 4CdSilCko.
Morgan's first tally was set UP
late in the third quarter when
Halfback Johnny Hurtz returned
a punt to the Howard 34-yard
line. An l8-yard pass from George
Williams to End Earl Byrd gave
the visitors a first down on the,
Howard 18 and three plays later
Williams tossed to Byrd from II
yards out for the score.
Morgan's other tally came on
the last play Of the game when
Williams, who was skirting his left
end on time-killing play, sud-
denly found himself in the clear
and raced sc yards for the touch
down.
Howrd reached the Morgan 34-
yard line twice during the after
noon, but on neither occasion was
1t able to penetrate farther.
HOWARD.
Left end-Garrett. Phillips, Benson
Left tackle. johnson, Kinard Mason.
Left suard--Scott, Hayes. Morsan
CenteT-Pendleton
Right guard-Needham. Carroll. PanneIl.
Right tackie-Hovard j. johnson, Full
ton, Carter.
Right end--cross. Lewter. Daniels.
Quarterback-Cook. Davidson
Right halfback-Hoston, Chambers.
Lennon.
Left, halfback--Neverson, Jones. Ralph.
Fullhack-Davis, Berry.
MORGAN.
Lett end-Byrd Harris
Ley tackle-Brown, Gamble. cropper
Left suard---Holly. Bishop Buford.
center-Jordan. CASSIDY.
Risht euard-Harrell. Lindsey. Holt.
Right tackle-Hasty. DePass, Jennings,
Right end-Locust, Marcus
Observation-Disclosures Green
Right halfback-Banks, White, Mosely.
bins, 1'''
Fullback-Hurtz, Patterson, Carr, ouann.
Morgan ----------- O 0 2 ia
Howard 80 - 0 0 O o o
Scoring; Morgan touchdowns-Byrd,
Wiiiams. Points after touchdown-Trip-
Evening star., 1951-10-14

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Evening star., 1951-10-14

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CLOWN. & 40. S2.20; MAHOoN, $3.50
after the start, increased his ADVANTAGE "
with speed to spare. CIRCUS CLOWN vi
unfinished the others. MAHOON, within
SIXTH RACE-1ls miles; 2-year -old
winner. br.f. 2, by JET PILOT-KNOT OF
Evening star., 1951-10-14

LoVESENoW $50 Si~ so' S44' ETERNAL
lEsROuNpELAY established
nd adVanaee se being kept DANGER
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Evening star., 1951-10-14


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Williams. Points after touchdown-Trip.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-03-30

ial weapons defense, (such as bac- astrological warfare); Mrs. Flor ence Eby, president of the Nurses Assn, first aid.
 Under assistant director Stan ley Laird are: Bill Bouwens, law enforcement; Ray Lancaster, fire service; American Legion, Bob Peterson, Commander, warden service (air-raid warning, organ ized self-protection,
 Under assistant director Lew Hanks: Chet Sandvik, shelter protection service; Oliver Onkka, rescue service and evacuation transportation; Richard Demming co-ordinator on engineering ser vices.
 Under assistant director Hugh Johnson: Elmer LeDuc and Mrs George Smart, supply service; John Weisenberger, communica- lions
Valley frontiersman., 1951-03-30
Presbytery of Yukon Convenes;
 Noted Speakers Delegates Here

The presbytery of the Yukon Thursday night began session in the Nnited Protestant Church in Palmer, which will continue through Sunday.
 Delegates from Anchorage, Fairbanks, from the Railbelt and north to Wainwright are partici- pating, and noted church leaders will speak.
 Opening the Presbytery, Thurs day night, the Rev. R. R. Arm strong, field representative of the Presbyterian Church in Alaska, was the speaker. Tonight Friday) Moderator Dr. Hugh Evans of Dayton, Ohio, will give the mes sage. This is only the second time the Moderator has visited Alaska
 From New York City, repres- enting the boards, are Dr. J. Earl Jackman, secretary of the unit of work in Alaska, and Miss Katherine Gladfelter, head of Ed ucational and medical work, who will speak at the Presbytery and meet with the local hospital board.
 A Christian motion picture Second Chance, full length with sound will be shown at 8 p. m. Saturday.
 Sunday will be a full day. At morning services in the United Protestant Church the Rev. Roy Ahmaogak, ordained Eskimo min ister of Wainwright, will speak. In the afternoon the Presbytery will go to Wasilla to dedicate the Necently completed community church. Sunday evening the Pres bytery will close with communion services at 8 o'clock.
 'The public is cordially invit- ed to attend the business sessions each day, held from 8:30 to 5, and also to come to the evening programs" said the Rev. Victor Alfsen, host pastor in charge of arrangements.
 In charge of housing and feed ing the delegates is the Ladies Aide of the United Protestant Church, Mrs. Don Irwin, chair fnan.
 More than 30 delegates are ex- pected from various points in the Presbytery of the Yukon.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-03-30
PALMER READY-
 Continued From Page One

ical aid, blackout activities and traffic control.
 In Palmer, the Civilian Defense Committee is set up as follows: Walter E. Huntley, director; Will liam T. Zahradnicek, deputy dir ector; Jack Maze, Stanley Laird and Lew Hanks, assistant direct ors; Hugh A. Johnson, admins tration and personal training ser vice head.
 Under assistant director Jack Maze are: Dr. C. C. Bailey, health Mrs. Allan Mick, emergency vel fare; Miss Marjorie Myren, spec
Valley frontiersman., 1951-03-30

Anybody can meet expenses if they try, says a writer. The trick is to avoid them.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-03-30

Reasoning things out with lit tie tots is still the best way to whip them into shape.
Evening star., 1951-06-22
SUNNY ACRES

Near Forestville-3-yr.-ol bungalow
with. > rms. and bath. oil &C. heat
full bsmt.; situated on over an acre
OF ground. Beat the high cost oil
living by investing in this property
and raising your own vegetables
ferred. must sell. Can be handled
Tor a low down payment. Call today
this won't last. Price only Sl2, 500
T. D. BURGESS
1924 Pa. Ave. Sc. VI. 2s02 til o
Evening star., 1951-06-22
ARLINGTON
DREAM HOUSE

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Evening star., 1951-06-22

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-A detached
rm.. 12x17 din. rm, den, large kit,
3 bedrms., bath; lot 65x1 so; h.-w.
heat; within4 blocks Woodward
Lothrops new store: vacant. This
house needs redecorating and paint
ing; S17.500. For appoint. to see
RA. 1868. j. NELSON HUGHES.
Evening star., 1951-06-22
PRIVACY

Yet ! block from schools. stores and
carline; lge. 2-story home with 300-
II. frontage; liv.- rm., din. rm.. kit.
h.-wh; chicken house; vegetable
garden planted. In setting of
very old shade trees. for only
Evening star., 1951-06-22

NEAK FAIKFAH CIRCLE, new frame
rambler on q acre, consisting OF
liv. rm. with fireplace, din. rm.,
kit: equip, . bedrms. and bath,
utn. rm., oil h.-wh. Price $4,000
$1,000 cash required. PENTAGON
REALTY co. Fairfax 396-Fairfax
Evening star., 1951-06-22
NONVETS or VETS

Assume this A. GI mortgage of
approx. $4,000 payable S1O.22
mo-, incl. everything. A lovely s.
bedroom home with knotty-pine liv
rm.. frepl. full din. rm. equipped
kit. storm windows, oil heat: fenced
1871. Conyen, section OF West Hy-