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Evening star., 1951-01-21
Student Prince Condensation
To Feature Ice Copodes Show

A 30-minute condensation of
Sigmund Romberg's Student
Prince" operetta and a Lights
and Shadows" costume number
are the big features Of this years
version Of the Ice Capades open
ing tomorrow night at Uline
Arena. The engagement will last
IA days through February 4.
This will be the 10th year for
the show here. and advance re-
ports from other cities say that
this years show tops all previous
efforts. With a production that
has been around as long as the
Ice Capades it seems difficult
each year to improve. but some.
how the shows president and pro-
ducer, John H. Harris, Away.
has done it.
The Student Prince number
stars Donna Atwood and Bobby
Specht as Kathy and the Prince
and although it is condensa-
ton, none of the story thread is
lost and all the song hits are
included.
1000 Mirrors Per Costume.
The costume number, Lights
and Shadows, presents the Ice
capets girls dressed in glittering
hoop skirts, on each of which are
sewed 1000 mirrors. That little
idea cost $3.50 per costume. An
other number which features the
Icecapets girls is Kitten on the
Blades, the idea for which Harris
picked up in Europe. He also had
part of the show designed espe-
cially to please the youngsters,
Raggedly Rhythm.
Individual stars of the show in
clude many old favorites. plus
some talented newcomers. Miss
Atwood is back after a years alb
sence. She was sidelined last
year because of the birth of twin
boys Tin private life she is Mrs.
Harris)
The real old timers with the
show and who never have failed
to please every year are Bernie
Lyman and Larry Jackson, pair
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Totals 80 90 101 Totals 90 .!
Bullets Beat OIympions
In First Game Under Budko

BALTIMORE, Jan. 20 (P).-In
their first appearance under new
Player-Coach Walt Budko, the
Baltimore Bullets scored an i'm
pressive 102-63 triumph over the
Indianapolis Olympians in Ma
tional Basketball Association game
tonight.
Although five Bullets scored in
double figures, Budko was held to
five points in his debut as man
ager.
Alex Groza of Indianapolis w"s
the games top scorer with "a
points.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Temple Hands Army
First Defeat, 74-64;
ST. Joseph's Wins
By the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20. -
Temple University toppled Army
from the undefeated basketball
ranks with "a to 81 victory ovel
the West Pointers tonight. st
Joseph's Of Philadelphia downec
the University of Miami (Florida)
58-47, in the opening game of 6
Convention Hall doubleheader. L
was Army's first loss in sever
games.
Bill Mlkvy. the country's lead.
ing collegiate point producer
sparked a second half Owl of.
fenSive.
The West Pointers built up 6
six-point first half advantage.
Mlkvy broke a $3.50 tie midwa,
of the last 20 minutes of action
However, it was from the fou.
line that Mlkvy counted as hi
converted pair of tries.
Then after a goal by Ed Weavs:
created another stalemate at 50.
all, Mlkvy hit from the floor tt
give Temple lead it never sur.
rendered.
Mlkvy had Is points in all, II
field goals and three fouls. This
gives him a season aggregate oi
1893 points in II games.
Mlkvy's field goals give him 16c
two-pointers for the season, q
new Temple University record.
Weaver was Army's offensive
elln as he collected "a toIliee
Evening star., 1951-01-21

of comics who were with the first
Ice Capades to come here. They
are the only ones who have sur
vived all the years. Also veterans
of many years and always a
big hit in Washington are the
Old Smoothies (Markhus and
Thomas. This will be the eighth
time around for this couple.
Comedian Returns.
Other featured performers in
clude Esco LaRue, a solo come
dian who is back after missing
the last four years, and Trixie,
the petit little juggler who also is
coming back after missing several
years. Two newcomers who are
making a hit are Sock and
Roman, an adagio dance team.
Dancing. incidentally, has a
bigger part than ever before.
Harris. not satisfied with just
fancy ice skating, hired a famous
dancing instructor. She practiced
with the Ice Capades girls for six
weeks on the floor, teaching them
dance routines that later were
transferred to ice.
Altogether the show runs two
and three-quarters hours and has
% acts, 10 of them big production
numbers. So much is crowded into
that time that the performers
are not permitted to take bows or
encores. The acts just follow
each other in quick succession.
Closing the show is another Of
those famous strobelite lighting
productions, this time with the
costuming and setting from South
America. To cap the show, thou
sands of balloons are released in
the arena.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Michigan State Defeats
Michigan, 4o to 50
BY the Associated Press

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Jan. 90
Michigan State stalled out the
last five minutes here tonight to
protect a lead and defeat Michi-
gan, As to 36. in a Big Ten basket
ball game before $500 fans.
Michigan State found easy 60
ing against Michigan team that
connected on only 10 of it's so
shots from the floor for a poor
20 per cent. The victory ended
Michigan States three-game los
ing streak and gave it a confer
ence record of two wins and three
losses. Michigan went down to its
fifth conference loss in six outings
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Colgate Routs Cornell
In Lost-Quurter SURGE
BY the Associated Press

HAMILTON, N. Y, Jan. 90
Colgate's basketball team turned
in a blazing final quarter tonight
to rout Cornell, 1851.
In winning its 11th game in
IA starts this winter. Colgate
avenged an early-season setback
at the hands of Cornell and also
snapped six-game streak which
Cornell had built up over the Red
Raiders over a three-year span.
Sophomore Center Bill Dodd,
playing more than half the game
with four personal fouls against
him, paced Colgate. He scored
"a points, many of them on long
range left-handed hook shots.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Club No. II Gains Lead
In Police Bows Leuoue

Club No. IL took over first place
in the f1rst-half race of the Met
ropolitan Police Boys Club Un-
limited Basketball League with q
54-51 victory over Club No. 4 or
the losers court.
In the other unlimited class
game. No. 5 defeated No. IL
49-47. Other results:
120-pound class-No. IL, 35; No. 4
30 No. IL, So; No. 5. %.
135-pound class-No. 4, A.; No. IL. 80
No. 5, 81; No. II, 81.
Evening star., 1951-01-21

OSS3 6S a q 4Ss
with opposite results. In the year
that Fazio probably intended to
settle down, he reached his peak
as a player, and the lure of the
circuit was too much. He neg
lected the Woodmont members
to the extent that when he asked
out of his contract. the club was
happy to release him from any
ties except to carry its name on
the tour.
Fazio is one of the real nice
guys of the tournament circuit.
He travels in good company,
knows the best people, is smart
in his dress and appearance, and
always stays in conservative
suite in the best hotels.
George had missed the money
in two of the first three tourna-
ments on the winter circuit last
year when he learned of the
opening at the million-and-a-
quarter club in Washington. That
was fairly close to his home in
Conshohocken, Pa, where he has
a scrap iron business, and he
flew here for an interview, one
of more than 200 pros who applied
for the job.
It's only natural that Fazio
impressed Leopold V. Freudberg
and the other board members at
Woodmont. He's that kind of a
fellow. He returned to the tour,
and a few weeks later was signed
by Woodmont.
Woodmont seemed to bring Fa-
zio a change of luck. He went
from pin money to big money. He
finished second in the Jackson
vile Open and second at Will
mington, N. c. These victories
were worth $1,400 apiece. After
the Masters ne supposedly quit
the tour except for three summer
tournaments, and reported to
Woodmont.
But Fazlo and the Woodmont
members apparently never quite
understood each other. George
didn't seem to realize that they
wanted a pro to spend most of
!, his time there, play golf with
them, give lessons to the rank
buffers as we'll as the better play
ers, and be around when they
wanted to show him off to their
guests.
! Fazio usually wanted to be some
place else, and was. He chose tc
qualify for the National Open in
his Philadelphia section, instead
of here.
If Fazio's last round in the
Open had been 80 instead of TO-
he still might be the Woodmont
pro, for life. But that 10 earned
him a tie for the title and then
the gypsy in him really came out
| He wanted to cash in on his title
!; tie, and go pack to the tour.
II Woodmont members flocked to
Philadelphia to watch the playoff
: for the Open, and even when he
!, lost they gave him a welcome
nome dinner and a television set
for the home they furnished for
him on club property. The night
of the dinner a group of pros and
sports writer's went with Fazio to
his home, and later in the eve
ming he proposed a toast.
, ITO many happy hours for all
: of u.s." George said. Somebody ir
the background added, IF you're
ever here
George wasn't there much
after that. He played in the
i. Tam, the All-America, the East
ern Open and at Reading.
In the fall FaZio was in another
ipcideYt that amused the rneno
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Navy Wins Easy Victory
Over MARYLAND Wrest|ers
By the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. 90
Navy swept six out of eight
matches today to score a 24-6
wrestling victory over Maryland.
1t was Navy's second victory
Maryland's record now stands
even: two wins, two losses.
1913 pounds---Sutley, Navy. pinned Raver
in 2:30 dalD.
13o pounds-Neff. Navy. decisioned Pa
1877 pounds-Lysakowski, Maryland. de-
cisioned Evans 40
LAT pounds-Wise, Navy, decisioned
1877 pounds-Adelberg. Maryland de-
cisioned Scolpino, 3-2.
1877 pounds-Thompson, Navy, deci-
stoned Shanahan, 9-7.
175 pounds-Thomas, Navy, pinned
Lyons in ;35. dalD.. O..
CERT in 40 Galll.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Warriors Beat Royals
First Time in ; Years
On Rochester Court
BY The Assoeiufsd Press

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Jan. 90
The Philadelphia Warriors to-
night won their first game in
three seasons on the Sports Arena
court. defeating the Royals, 101-87.
The Warriors took a 81 edge over
Rochester in the season series. It
was Philadelphia's fourth road
victory of the campaign. Paul Ari-
zin scored 26 points for the win
ners.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Navy PIebe Murksmen
Defeat Bulls School
Ey the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Jan. 90
Navy plebes, led by Midshipman
Roger Hallisey, outshot Bulls
School of Silver Spring in their
opening rifle meet today 1854 to
1899.
Hallisey shot SO prone, 81 kneel.,
ing and 81 standing for a total
of 281 points. Dick Warren, Bull
lis top man who scored less
than any Navy man, shot 96-63-
80-264.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
CIV High Downs Episcopa
For 9Th Basketball Win

George Washington High School
pulled away late in the third
quarter and chalked up it's eighth
basketball victory in nine starts,
53-41, over Episcopal last night
at Episcopal. A full house of 750
fans watched the game.
Bob Kessler scored 16 points
and Bill Motley IA to lead the
Presidents, while Vint Rathbone
scored Is for Episcopal. The score
was tied, 1928, with only one
minute remaining in the third
quarter, but CIV went ahead,
1870, at the end of the period
and added to it's lead in the final.
Evening star., 1951-01-21

the more prof.
liable but less
glamorous life
of a club pro.
The fellow was
w iffy Cox,
now of Con-
gressional, who
is reco gniZed
n a t ionally as
tops in the club
pro field.
w 90 d m o Mt
took the same
! G a m lie last
v q a r W If, h
Evening star., 1951-01-21
BoIIinq, OImsteud Bottle

The Boiling AFB basketball
team will be seeking it's sixth
straight victory over Air Force
competition tomorrow night when
it is host to the Olmstead CPaD
AFB five. Starting time is pm.
following a GAS pm. prelim be-
tween Boiling and Pentagon
WAFS. Admission is free.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
TH-Cities Defeat Boston
To End Losino Streak

MOLINE, H., Jan. 20 (P.-The
Tri-City BlackhawkS tonight
ended SiX-game National Bas-
ketball Association losing streak,
defeating the Boston Celtics,
91-85.
Dixie Eddelman, Tri-Cities
guard. topped the nights scoring
with 81 points.
| Boston staged a 35-point fourth
quarter rally in an attempt to get
back into the game, but the effort
was futile,
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Ldkers Led by Mikon
To Win Over Fort Woyne

MILWAUKEE,. Jan. 20 R.-
George Mikan's Minneapolis LAX
ers whipped Fort Wayne. 1910,
tonight as the big center plopped
in 81 points in a National Basket
ball Association game that drew
6,667 spectators.
Jack Kerris spanked the Zoll-
ners with 10 points.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Georgia Grid Aide Resiqns

ATHENS, Ga, Jan. 20 R.-
Quinton Lumpkin has resigned as
assistant football coach at the
University of Georgia to enter
private business. Lumpkin, who
owns laundry, joined the Bull
dog coaching staff in 1899 after
winning honors as a center.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Aheurn Is Guest Speaker

Boxing Promoter Goldie Ahearn
will be the guest speaker at
Wednesdays luncheon of the Op-
timist Club at Hotel Continental
at 1890 pm.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
By MerreII WhittIesey

In 1885. Kenwood Country
Club gambled on persuading a
tournament professional to leave
the circuit and settle down to
Evening star., 1951-01-21


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Evening star., 1951-01-21
Iri-City Fans Warned
OF Possible Transfer
By the Associoted Press

MOLINE. H., Jan. 20.-The Tri-
City Blackhaws basketball team
must draw bigger crowds at its re-
manning IA home games or face
transfer to another city, probably
Pittsburgh. next year.
Ben Kerner. executive director
OF the National Basketball As
sociation club and its majority
stockholder, made this announce
ment today.
He said he had signed an option
to sell his stock in the professional
team on March 20 to B. w. Graf
ton Of Moline. president of the
club, and group of stockholders
However, Grafton said the stock
would not be purchased unless
Tri-City fans show increased at
tendance.
Blackhawk attendance is down
this season from an average of
4,447 per league game last year
to 1884 for 81 home games this
year.
Evening star., 1951-01-21

Woodmont President Arthur
Sundlun has appointed Howard
Evening star., 1951-01-21

BALTIMORE. Jan. 20 (P.-The
Baltimore Bullets today placed
Norman Mager on waivers to cut
the National Basketball Associa-
tion squad to 10 after having
picked up Chuck Halbert from the
disbanded Washington Caps last
week.
Evening star., 1951-01-21

Totals 2S S64 Totals 81 274
Halftime score: Army. 43; Temple, 81.
Evening star., 1951-01-21

In the fall Fazio was in another
incident that amused the men,
Evening star., 1951-06-26
HOUSES FURNISHED lcont.,

CLEVELAND PARK. cool, spacious, 8
rm. 2 bath home with lge. porch and
garden. Suitable for entertaining
Gonvenient transp. Summer rental.
GLOVER Hss PARK, now available. a win
Portable, insulated row house. avn
tngs. storm windows. Shown by appt.
ia. S-3S34, after $50 pm. p
S24 N. NELSON ST.. Arl., va.-Liv.
rm.. din. .rm.. kit. and bath on lst
a0GH aUpssIEg RfsdRs Rsslte4s e eas ss ca sosS
NORTH ARLINGTON, 8 bedrooms. sS
sleeping porch, large yard, shady
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from re " White s,s74s HSsse. July ! to Aug.
SILVER sPRiNG-June 81 through
close in. liv. rm. fully air cond. :,
also Ventura fan. Elec. kit. shady
yard. screened porch; $3.50. sH.
SOUTH ARL.. 8 bedrrns. bath. liv.
rm., din. rm. kit, $115 mo-, plus
util. Close to Pentagon. OF. 1885.
MASS. AVE. AREA-Det. beaut. town
house; exquisitely. furnished; bed
wants quarters; appt. to inspect;
Dixon Of JAMES L. DIXON q CO..
July i TO SEPT. Shady corner
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completely furn.; $50 per mo-, incl.
utilities; adults. Call EN-. 3497.
BETHESDA
Near Suburban Hospital; 2 bedrms., 2
story; completely furnished; years
lease or longer; $50 mo-; vacant.
GEORGE w. ROBERTSON. Realtor,
1882 Wis. ave-, WI. 1857. -2
Evening star., 1951-06-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MFR'S AGENT WANTED

agent wanted BY AL
rated lnfgr. Of rolled light metal
shapes and aluminium e3trusions.
Must have engineering BACKGROUND
and established industrial contacts,
Evening star., 1951-06-26
HOUSES uNFURNlsHED

ALEXANDRIA, vA.-New 3-bedrm.,
unfurnished house. Call Mr.. Flor
ence for apt. Alexandria 4d54.
ALExANDRIA-2-bedrm. bungaiow;
TY, OF 1000: evenings and Sunday.
Fails SefHiRc SSefHHuiRcH-New s-bedrm. Brick
with fun bsmt,: rental. $50. CE-
I. CIL B, II LuPIo2NN' ss2N' RealtOr, oW. Sa $685.
kRL.-Lse. ksIs-. Lee; ~Dea; new brick rambler: 8
bedrms,. din. rm.. 2 baths, bsmt.,
,sNSis; ,sttie; SISs I mo. c cH; - L54z7; @SS Ss,.s
S135 mo. Inspection invited. $3.50
6,os y; Somerset St, Arl.. or call. FA.
vGAc2Nr-sso per mo. for new 9
siss sse CO. ss16 ssi6 reaSsTed aVes oni aGE
FALLS CHURCH-New bungalow, 2
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close. to -transp. and shopping;
Available July |. 500. FA. 1882
CHEVY ? CHASE. p. C.. attractive
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els Old BIADENsBiURG RD.Lsix
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NE. SECTIoN-Large house, 8 rms.
2h baths, hv. rnn., den. din. rm..
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Reed Hospital with living room. din
Ing room, study. kitchen, 5 bed
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$l25. Adults only; Call Mr.. Bar
row, DE. $500. RANDALL H. HAG-
rMnlplSRo6% rNERi lS2l SSnn; nsT aye. pp,cx CO.
-.. llonial. full basement. fenced yard,
location. conv. to Pentagon, adj. to
! new grammar school: S140 mo.
56lI2 11th st. N. FA. To16.
ALEX. VA.-Close to Pentagon; g.
~ bedroom Diet. corner brick home, gas
heat, fenced yard; S175 mo. OF.
1900; ewes, EN-. 6425. %
4lIO-vACANT-B 6-room
semidet. brick, gas heat, refgr.; lge.
lot: immed. poss.: S06 Berkshire dr..
Just l blk. from D. c.. line at N. n.
WASHINGTON REALTY, GE. $500.
LANDovER HILLs-Newly dec; 8
bedrms., din rnl., full bsmt.. Bendix,
on heat; shade trees. fen! fenced i.S yard; ard
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NO. ARLINGTON - 3-bedrm. brick;
liv. rm.. din. rm, equipped kit, full
bsmt. with asphalt tile A.: / child
OK. If 10 or more; near schools,
bus. shop. Lease. $140. Call ia.
4-1622.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PROFITABLE LTNoLEUM and For
mica top business;. complete; best
offer Is days. Call MR.. WRIGHT
NoHELTIRs. oHj LIE toys. etc.. very good To-
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OPPORTUNITY TO BUY frst-class
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mfcHANGc hssS SGc t1os Il opersts stsr small ma
155S PARK RD.eHeaYy pedestrian
traf1c. good evening trade: store
and si apt; for rent; Sl25: Al Also o5sT new
NEWSSTAND, business district Of
Silver Spring; $500 5000 weekly;
reasonable. Phone JU, S-4854. -6
irying St., clarendon. va, warrants
sell due to illness. ia. 2-2213;
RooMING HOUSE FOR RENTs i for
DENTAL PRACTICE-One-ch -chair once.
with possibility Of adding second
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Write to Box 1S5-H. Star. 26s
GOOD GOING AUTO GLASS SHOP,
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VIII sell for cash or terms. Box
LAUNDRY PLANT. equipped; ex-
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DRY CLEANING SHOP, established
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Owners @ ssio OF LGE. APT. HOTEL
willing to. equip kit. and din. rn.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.E.

|QUACKENBoS AND EASTERN AVE
-Semidet., 2-bedrm. brick: full
basement, outside entrance; new
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Atty. ST. 1858; ewes. and Sun. uN.
|BY owNER-wooDRmGE. 22oo
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High: $4,000. terms. -26
MODERN ROW BRICK, 3 bedrms..
tiled bath, liv. rn1., din. rm., kit,
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ROGER MOSS. Realtor, 2l25 R. I.
DUPLEX HOME: S rms. gar: Just
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1900 BLOCK 18th pL. N.E.-6
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O.
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LUXURY RAMBLERs
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
NEW LISTING


Charming brick williams
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three lovely bedrooms on 2nd
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sales price; mirrored doors.
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Call Miss Peter. WO. 2964 or
HU. 4345, with WETZEL
REAL ESTATE.
Evening star., 1951-06-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E

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REALTY. INC, LU. 4-3400. VI.
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lot; $19.500. HARTMAN REALTY,
INC. LU. 4-3400. VI. 5976.
3-BEDRM. BRICK. S15.250-3 blks.
to Fairfax Village shopping center;
4 yrs. DID,; in Al condition. Full
bsmt., outside entrance: large An.
8 pm. YOUNG g. BOWERS CO.
81 $l4,000--5-rm. brick. near st. Eliz-
abeths; lge. hv. rm., din. rm. and
kit; full bsmt. 2 blks. to shopping
center and bus. Ii. $3.50 til 8
Evening star., 1951-06-26
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.

NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL
1888 9TH st. NV. Open every day till
home on lge. lot. Bedrm. and hath
on 1st fir. Only S17.950 on terms.
Evening star., 1951-06-26
COTORED

Near Allison st. NV, an excellent
sitnsssd On lot sr90 3o It, Dsies wds bS
in garage. new Bryant gas hot
water heater; price, S14, $50: So, 900
cash REQUIRED. balance S95 mo. Call
Mrs. Carter, MA. $500; ewes. OR.
1854.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
81 Wy
Evening star., 1951-06-26
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.

,soLLogEsEDs-=-N.y;. s,Lgs 400 BLK: K, FAIR- AIR
13 rooms, baths. Q Kitchens.
double garage. Ideal for home and
income Don't miss this. Trade
considered or good terms arranged.
ST 202R or eyes. ia. ha0fl
Evening star., 1951-06-26
BETHESDA, MD.
nos AEn

brick ramblers. on large
lots. out where the air Is fresh and
suburban living is st its best. Spa
cious living and dining, rms; today's
bath and powder rnl.; 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.
CHEVY CHASE. D. G. -28