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Evening star., 1952-08-29
Schedule Sunday
For Canoe Races

| pm. one-man single-blade
1rD.
l:20, one-man single-blade (sr).
lao, tandem double-blade
Kayak 0r0.
200, tandem double-blade,
Kayak (sr).
2:20, quad single-blade GrO.
2:40, quad single-blade (srD.
800, one-man double-blade,
Kayak (jr0.
3:20, one-man double-blade,
Kayak (srD.
$40, tandem single-blade dr).
400, tandem single-blade (sro.
4:2O. quad double-blade Gr).
4:40, quad double e-blade (Sr).
500. tilt (open).
Evening star., 1952-08-29
MONDAY: Mount vernon.l

as climax to the week end. Series
races tomorrow start at 10 am.
and 2::30 pm. and Sunday at
10 am.
Beginning at 4 pm. today a fleet
of 20s and Hamptons sets out from
Annapolis and races down the
Chesapeake Bay to West River.
AT the same time, the Chesapeake
16s based at Fairhaven head north
for. a finish of Zang's Pier at
Galesville. Prizes will be awarded
at Zang's.
Inboard and outboard drivers
from this area have their innings
Sunday and Monday at Urbanna,
Va, when the Urbanna Boosters
Club stages its annual sanctioned
regatta. The Sunday program
which begins at 1890 pm. in
cludes twin heats for 48. 1876, 1856
and 266-cubic-inch hydroplaneS
plus Pacific One-designs. Two
heats are slated Monday for A.
B, c and D stock outboards and
A, B. c and F outboard hydros.
Earl Hildebrand of Washington
is the measurer for outboards.
Columbia Beach Boat Club, near
Shadyside, Md. stages an unSanc-
toned regatta Monday from 1880
am. to 3 pm. There are nine
events on the card. including j,
"A. B, c and D stock outboards
and B stock hydro. Joe Palmer of
Washington is referee.
Maryland Yacht Clubs annual
sail regatta slated for September
CT has been cancelled, according
to word received by Secretary Dave
Dunigan of Chesapeake Bay Yacht
Racing Association. First ma
tional championship Of the fast
growing 136-hydro class will be
held at Millville. N. j., Monday.
Big Gold Cup event on Labor
Day is the Silver Cup affair at
Detroit. Most Of the unlimited
|hydros racing there should be here
for the Presidents Cup Regatta.
Jack Blank and Aubrey Thacker
will be on hand to tell the Gold
Cup drivers all about 1t.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
Exhibition Swim Slated
.By Au and Red Cross

American University and the
Red Cross will join forces at $3.50
O'Clock tonight to put on an ex-
Ihibition of synchronized swimming
at the AU pool.
Bob Frailey, AU swimming
coach, will lead a group of 81
American and Canadian experts in
the exhibition.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
WI High Hopes to Break Even
While Building Up Grid Power
By Brian Bell, Jr.
(AnOther in q Series)

Ken Batson, Washington-Lee
High football coach, isn't going
overheard for his team this season.
Were building with Juniors and
sophomores. and putting in a new
formation" Batson says. "I'u set
tie for 500 record"
Last year the experts and Bat
son alike figured his team would
be a powerhouse, but the Generals
performed more like rookie pri-
Yates and WI was the areas
biggest flop. This season Batson
has 10 lettermen, but the Oldest
player is II. AS usual. wills
schedule is one of the toughest in
the area and it could be a rugged
year for the Generals.
Quantity is only one of the prob
lens. The first practice call Mon
day brought out almost 100 would
be football players. including 2e
halfbacks. When the squad Is
pared down it will be powered by
big, fast boys who. though mex
perienced. should do better than
last years more talented eleven.
Fullback Lifts Hopes.
Batson is hoping a boy. who
through no fault of his own, lost
the Northern Virginia baseball
championship for WI, will lead
the football team to the crown.
That would be Tom Hustled, 190-
pound fullback.
Hustled transferred from Fish
burne Military Academy this year
and moved into the first base spot
on the baseball team. It was soon
discovered that John was ineli-
gible, and the Generals were forced
to forfeit the two games he had
played. Thus 21-6 and 1871 vic
tories were turned into defeats for
WI, and the team finished the
season with three losses to two
for champion Mount Vernon.
The big fullback is fast and
rugged-it took five tacklers to
bring him down in a drill last
week. He is a good kicker and a
fine passer who should help the
split T attack.
For halfbacks. Batson has let
termen Pete Ward and Charles
Sedgwick, with Ed Zveare, a left
handed passer. and Fred Walker
pressing the regulars. Veteran
Dick Maybry has the crucial quar-
terback spot at the present but is
being pushed hard by letterman
Dick Armand and Art Ebrdt,
brother of Sam, the Generals ace
who was a regular at Duke last
season. Batson says Art, only a
sophomore. could very well wind
up with the No. / spot.
Veterans Man Line.
The line is strong on the flanks
with Porter Claxton, 160-pound
co-captain. and 175-pound Charley
Huppuch returning. Walter Ry-
Evening star., 1952-08-29
St. Johns Coach Is Dad
For Second Time

Joe Gallagher, football coach
at st. Johns High School, Is a
father for the second time.
Gallagher's wife Doris presented
him with another daughter. Carol
Ann, Tuesday. Carol Ann weighed
in at 6 pounds IL ounces. The
other member of the Gallagher
family is 4-year-old Joan Marie.
Evening star., 1952-08-29

land, basketball regular. provides
reserve strength. Two big veter-
ans, Chris Plain, 219, and Charles
Lynn, 1876, are at tackle. Bob
Baldwin, 100, will be the center
and co-captain Jim Squier. ITO,
and probably Joe Scofield, 100, will
man the guard slots. All except
Scofield and Ryland are letter.
men.
Batson points to Lynn and Clax-
ton as possible stars. Lynn plays
tackle but is among the fastest
men on the squad. HE is a good
student and a fine college pros
pect," Batson says. "Claxton is
one of the best ends we ever had
here"
Helping Batson with his line are
Mike MILAN, trainer at George
Washington University for four
years, and Harvey Shipman, for
|mer CIV lineman The Generals
have brought in Len Davis, safety
man on last years Maryland Sugar
Bowl champions, to coach the
backs and help install the split T
WI is building this year. Bat
son hopes his team can reach top
form by midseason and continue
from there to have a successful
year. The generals might surprise
with fine season this year, and
lit looks as if they can't miss in
1858.
The Schedule.
September 12-Fairfax.
September 19-Northwestern.
September 26-Coolidge.
October 10-Woo6row Wilson at Ports
mouth.
October l7-JefIerson at Roanoke.
October 24-St. Johns.
October 31-Thomas JEFFERSON OF Rich
mond.
November 7-Covington.
November 21-Mount Vernon.
November 27-GW in Alexandria.
IAN home games at night.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
Eight U. 5. Champions
Compete Here Sunday
In Canoe Contests

Eight ndClOnal canoe cham.
pions. including five Washington
paddlers, are among more than sol
entries. some from as far distant
as Canada. for canoe races which
open the 1852 Presidents Cup Re-
gatta here Sunday at pm.
Sailboat races will be staged two
weeks from this week end, fol-
lowed a week later by speedboat
events. Coronation of the Regatta
queen will be held September IS
as climax to a night water
pageant of Hains Point.
Nine clubs have entered the
canoe races. They are Washington
Canoe Club, Potomac Boat Club,
Grand Trunk Boating Club of
Montreal, Sebago Canoe Club, In
wood Canoe Club, Yonkers Canoe
Club and Pendleton Canoe Club,
all of New York, SamoSet Canoe
Club of Roxbury. Mass, and Phila-
delphia Canoe Club.
Havens Heads List.
Top ranking paddler is 27-year-
old Frank Havens of Washington
Canoe Club, Olympic gold medal
winner and national champion in
the senior one-man single-blade
class. He won the latter title only
last week end in Philadelphia.
Potomac Boat Club has a for
midable quartet in Tom Horton,
Jack Eiseman. William Schuette
and John Kimball. who won the
senior four-man double blade
title at the Philadelphia Nationals.
In addition. Horton and EisemanI
scored in the tandem kayak.
Two other national champs are
entered. according to Canoe
Chairman Bill Rogers, both from
Samoset. Richard Moran, who
won the senior one-man double
blade title, and Bill Dougherty,
winner of the junior one-man
doubles. should be on hand.
The Samoset Club is the favor
ite to win the Sir Thomas LiptonI
Trophy. This 20-year-old prize
goes to the club making the high
est score. With Samoset sending
a 10-man squad down, their
chances are good. particularly
when you have two title-holders
on the squad. The last time ca
noe races were part of the regatta.
in 1850, Yonkers took home the
Upton Trophy.
Course Being Laid Out.
Races will be run over a 1000
meter course. which is approxi-
mately five-lengths of a mile. 1t
is being laid out on the Potomac
between Memorial and Fourteenth
Street bridges.
Rogers points out that specta-
tors may view the show from
either shore with the Washington
side the preferred one. Plans are
being made for amplifying system
so that crowds can follow the
races closely. The announcer will
be Lee Parker of Washington Ca
noe Club.
Judges are Theo Alteneder, for
mer president of the American Ca
noe Association; John Eiseman,
president of Potomac BE, and
Oscar Kanngiesser. Joe Aronoff,
ex-president of the District AAU,
will be timer; Bill Havens, sr.,
referee, and Dick Ackad, starter.
NJ T ~
Evening star., 1952-08-29
Golfers Under II Invited
To Worsham Memorial

Golfers under 81 are invited
to enter the Marvin WorSham
Memorial Junior tournament
scheduled September "a at the
Bethesda Country Club.
Entries close tonight with
Frank Emmett, phone Wisconsin
3847 or Wisconsin 6265.
Emmett already has received q
batch of entries. some from Will
mington, Del; Baltimore and
Richmond.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
FORE and AFT
By MoIcolm Lomborne, Jr.

More than 40 yachts with full
complement Of crews will rendez-
vous this Labor Day week end at
Colonial Beach for Corinthian
Yacht Clubs annual gathering of
the clan. Fleet Capt. Jack D.
Miller comments: Last year 40
Corinthian vessels made the cruise
and 102 persons enjoyed the ac-
tivities. I think we can beat
those totals this year."
Many yachtsmen will start out
from club slips after work today
anchoring tonight in Malta
woman Creek. Others will start
tomorrow. Focal point at Colo
NAL Beach tomorrow will be
Shirley Miller's place for a crab
feast starting at $3.50 pm. Sum
day at pm. there will be a
cocktail party at Walcott Hotel,
followed by a big dinner there,
Boats start heading for home
Monday.
Capt. Miller expects at least
80 yachts to cruise down to Co.
lonial Beach from here. Others
will come around from the Chesa-
peake, en- route home for the fall,
la third group based at the Vir-
ginia resort for some time also
will be on hand, thus assuring a
big turnout.
West River Sailing Clubs 23d
annual regatta, opening today
with long-distance races from
Annapolis and Fairhaven. prom
ises to draw a big Washington
area feet of sailors. Bobby Orme
for instance, has been busy round
ing up Comet shippers for the
three-race series which begins
tomorrow.
Other classes competing for
lprizes to be awarded by Comnso-
dor Doug Kolb on Sunday are
Chesapeake EOS. Thistles. Hamp-
tons. Chesapeake les, Tempests
Penguins and a free-for-all which
will be run of Sunday afternoon
Evening star., 1952-08-29
Honor Bill Curson's Memory

The Bill Carson Memorial Golf
Tournament for Anacostia Club
members will be played at Ana
costa tomorrow through Mon
day.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
Mrs. Scheu Wins Tourney

Mrs. Frank Scheu took low net
honors at the ladies' day golf out
ling at Indian Spring yesterday
with S7-23-74. Low gross went
to Ms Milton Rollins with 81.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
Veterans Man Line.

The line is strong on the flanks
with Porter Claxton, 160-pound
|co-captain. and 175-pound Charley
Huppuch returning. Walter Ry-
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OUTDOORS
+ With Bill Leetch
HIGH TIDES WASHINGTON POTOMAC

HIGH TIDES FOR CHESAPEAKE BAY POINTS tEsT,
Evening star., 1952-08-31
BRICK-S1 500 DOWN


.ov.,v mr. Mr.; coEAI S2IsA HILLS HILLS ,o., =.
sas nsdfSn heat ge ss9a su Dsns
monthly. payments like rent. Cali
N'' 0ssSSIFi cAMPANEILA & co.
EX. 4113; Ewes. and Sun, AP. 1868
9oo1sa autd ssst sTs Corcb: large
$500 down. Cali Mr.. Baines. FIR.
COLOREDGs BIG RMS. and bath;
In Anacostio; huge lots; well con-
structed. splendid condition: bus at
5E' iTens s-sSS5. ssS5; Small down payment
coLORE66@7ae Sd ST. s.E.-e-rm.
semidet. brick. oil h.-w. heat. ia
baths: CT loan may be possible.
NJ. KAPNECK REALTY CO., DI.
OILS; eyes; and Sun. call Mr.. Free
con6nPP6. Sn6; Pb. isss Eess' BURKE ST. Sc, .
family home in excel. cond. Recently
snd concrete front porch; Price
GSISE2b. sSS RI ss2s is2s sT' T9 sr; SsS1 rms:
equipped for Q families: stone front
20. s-oos3 evenings. 81.
COLORED-$75O DOWN
Sth and Eye SITS. Sc. Duplex. 8 rms
kitchen and bath, and rms, kitch.
en- and bath. Live in one. rent the
other. Call VICTORY REAL ESTATE.
co. MI. 500: ewes. tn. O9l3. 3
ELLIOTT SCHOOL
OPEN ST, SUNDAY
1876 independence Ave. Sc.
Suitable for apts.; corner brick:
front porch. 8 spacious rooms, q
full baths. finished rnn. and kit.
in bsmt,. gas heat; Anchor-fenced
yard, flower garden. Low down
payment or trade. PASSA REALTY,
II. 7.2624, q. $3.50.
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BETHESDA
PARKWOOD
NEW LISTING

Several brick homes under construc-
ton, choose now and select own
decorating; 3 and bedrm. Cape
Gods; .3-bedrm. Colonials; IA and
2 baths; full bsmt. some with
porches; all lots to be sodded and
landscaped; prices S21 $50 up
OPEN SUMMON. IT
To reach: Out Wis. ave. past Naval
Hospital to Cedar lane, right to
saul I'd. left to Edgefield rd., left
Margaret ]. Dunkley
OIL. $500. Realtor, SH 264I.
Evening star., 1952-08-31

Bethesda-Brick bungalow. Living.
dining rm. comb. Q bedrms., mod :
ern kit. expansible attic. partly
finished; lge. level yard. Price. &14, :
$50. Substantial cash required. For
appt. call
JAMES 8. WILDER. GE. 1915
KENSINGTON
81 .450 buys this charming 2-bedrm.
and bath rambler. on big lot. 80 by
135: Cal Gsoise Allen, ia. 6141.
REALTY INVESTMENT co. .
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1888 Myrtle ave. ne. Attr. semi
bungalow in exc. cond. throughout.
Lge. liv. rm., full size din. rm.,
spacious equip. kit. with ample cab
met space. 2 bedrms. and bath on
1st a., 3 bedrms. on 2nd A., full
bsmt., gas h.-w.h.. detach. gar, lot
50x19o. shown by appt. only.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

Colored-Barney Circle Sc.
811 KENTUCKY AVE.
2 apts.. some furniture; brick. 6 rms
oil heat, gar; $11,500. BY OWNER
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MICHIGAN PARK

Michigan ave. ne
Detach. brk.: center entr., spacious
liv. rm. with firepl.. full-size din.
rm.. lge. tile kit. with many
cabinets. Sun rm.. bedrms..
baths on End f.; entire bsmt; 9at
bath in bsmt.; storm windows,
screens, awnings, lge. beautifully
shrubbed yard; conv. to transp..
shopping and schools. For appt.
to inspect. call Mr.. Curling, with
r. G.. DUNNE. HO; O7OO; ewes,
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Lovely HillcreSt

Open SUM- Mon, 2 til Z
brick, det., very smart
home. Has lge. bedrm. and full
bath on 1st, q. and 2 bedrms. and
bath on End a.; picture window in
huge lily. rm. with firepl.. family
point kitchen with dishwasher and
disposal; also built-in garage and
bright bsmt.; ready to move in
immed. with deposit; very well con-
structed; delightful location. Out
Pa. ave. to Carpenter St, turn left
blks. to Highwood DR.. and left to
1881 Highwood DIR.
AUDREY. INC. LU. 4-O747.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
STOP PAYING RENT

STOP PAYING RENT
See this modern, 5 rooms semi-det.
brick, with basement clubroom. gas
&C. heat. Good CT finance.
OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO PM.
661 EMERSON ST. NE.
Other time by calling Mr.. Martuh. LA.
6-7S45.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st.n.w. DI. 3346.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Attention Mr.. Home Owner

Attention Mr.. Home Owner
LISTINGS WANTED-We are In inn
mediate need of additional homes
in the Michigan Park area and fr
nearby Maryland. We have had al
least 10 clients during the past week
who we have not been able to supply
homes for, These buyers want tc
get located soon. II you have a
house to sell and can give possession
N reasonable time please contact
Mr.. Peck. We also have buyers whC
pay spot cash for houses.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
BETHESDA
New RamblerS
$16,45O-$f9,85O
Buy While They Last

Only o limited number available IN
this new group of brick homes.
Purchaser may select own deco
rating; all have 3 bedrms., tiled
baths, complete kits. with Westing-
house equipment. incl. washing ma
chine. Near MEDICAL CENTER,
grade school. transp.. etc.
OPEN DAILY TILL DARK
From Bank of Bethesda, out Old
Georgetown I'd. 2 MI, left on Beach
DIR. l block, right on Singleton DIR.
block, left on Walden rd. to homes.
w. o. COOLEY & SON
BuIIDERs-DEvELoPERs
DI. 14Sl DE. 444A
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Near AVonClale

4530 EASTERN AVE. NE.
This beautiful detached Colonia
brick is for the discriminating buyer
basement completely finished. in
cluding recreation rm.: many, many
other fine features that are moi
found in the ordinary home: must
be seen to be Appreciated; has the
most beautiful yard you have ever
seen: truly a fine home that merits
your inspection, without delay. Mr.
Penan on premises.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
MICHIGAN PARK.

MICHIGAN PARK.
SOLO so. DAKOTA AVE.
semidet. brick. priced low by
owner who has purchased larger
home; wonderfully financed with
$4,000 GI loan at Az, which may
be assumed by buyer: 3 bedrooms
full basement, gas heat awnings,
storm windows and fenced level lot
Mr. Newcomer on premises.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
BETHESDA

Near Landon School, bedrms., q
baths. attrac. split-level rambler on
cor. lot near Bradley blvd. Featur-
ing studio liv, rm. with firepl..
separate din. rm., beautifully
equipped kit. full bsmt. with garage.
tleberry. JU. S-4937. SAMUEL 2.
BOGLEY. INC. OIL. 1896.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.

30 A.. CHARMING BRICK HOUSE
Beautiful setting, evergreens and
boxwood. 4 bedrms., 2 baths and
kit. original fireplace and crane
stone guesthouse; Oil ht.: bath anc
powder rm.; ~ mi. to Whitehouse
VIII consider dividing this property
licott City 346.
TWO BEDRM. DET. HOME, fur.
nished; fenced yard; $4,000 down
$500 mo. 134 Circle ave, Poto.
1908. Al
BY OWNER-1st floor: Den ana pow.
der room, beautiful true center hal
plan. large living room, guest size
dining room, modern Kitchen with
breakfast room. side screened porch
3 twin-sized bedrooms. and two
baths on 2nd floor. Stairs to semi.
finished attic. Full bsmt. 100 #
frontage corner lot. A bargain al
S33, 500 EN- 321S
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

COLORED-$500 DOWN!
Detached bungalow. excel. ne. loca-
heat. heat vacantF ai pain Immed. n 0sc;i occupancy aasS
DANIEL DIENER g. CO.. ST. 1881.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.s.

= COLORED
2011 MONROE ST. NE.
Detached center-hall home with slate
roof and large lot. Lge. liv. rm. with
fireplace, spacious din. rm., extra
lge.. kit, screened porch; 2nd fl.
4 lovely bedrms., 2 bath. lge. screen
tory and outside entrance, oil
h.-w.h.. det. dble-car garage. Price,
S21.50O. Shown by appointment.
Cali Mr.. Sadler, MI 1856. SULLI-
VAN BROS, 1920 K st. NV. ME.
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Michigan Park
S3 000 CASH

Lovely detached brick in Immaculate
condition. Large living room with
fireplace. Quiet neighborhood. A
truly honey home. DraStically re-
duced for quick sale. Owner moving
to California. Call Mr.. Blackwood'
FREDERICK w. BERENs SALES. INC
1920 K st. NV. MA. 5000.
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MICHIGAN PARK
4519 so. DAKOTA AVE

fo4S ~. DAhOlA AVE.
This home has everything: moderr
brick home, 20 It. wide, large liv
rm. with fireplace. very large din
rm., kitchen, lovely bedrooms anc
2 tiled baths on I'd floor; cedar.
Hned closets; recreation room with
built-in garage; screened from
porch: near public and parochia
schools; priced for immediate SALE
on easy terms. Mr.. Peck on prem
iSeS.
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SOLID VALUES
Not Under Regulation x
OPEN 2 TO 6
LA SALE PARK
A9fn CCpI CT nj u

La 6AIIE FAHk
4310 22nd ST. NE.
Modern all-brick bungalow, attrac-
lively designed and well kept; (
lovely rooms on 1st floor with wood
burning fireplace, full basement, fin.
ished attic. auto. heat: reduced for
quick sale; near. large shopping cen
ter and two buslines. Mr.. Dougherty
on premises.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

WOODBRIDGE, 3eOs 22nd st. ne.
Attractive bungalow in desirable
ne. location; gas hot-water heat;
large lot. Close to transportation,
schools and shopping centers. Priced
for quick sale. To inspect call Mr..
Macdonald. HO. 1856, with PASSA
REALTY CO., 240 Sth st. ne. Ii.
GE-Four-bedrm., 2-bath
BRICK; close to everything; terms.
RoGeER. MOSS, 2iS5 Rhode S' Island land
ave. ne, HO. 5000. 81
Mr.. ARCHBISHOP Carroll HIGH
SCHOOL, rms. and bath. corner
home with income. Aluminium storm
windows and doors, garbage Dispos-
al, ultra modern. Easy terms to
responsible party OWNER. RA
1888. week ends and ewes. 1921
lst st. ne.
TWO FAMILY-Immediate possess
sion; .S12,500. $4,000 cash. Bal.
easy terms. For information call
OK. 2556.
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DAMASCUS. MD,
JERRY T. WILLIAMS
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

SOUTHERN MARYLAND
LA PLATA, MD. - Town residence,
excellent neighborhood; 4-acre lot,
handicapped, beautiful trees; town
water; convenient schools. churches;
10 rooms, bath, large porch, oil
burner heat. basement; garage, out
buildings. $1,000.
BRYANTOWN, MD.--Early American
brick Groom dwelling, large corner
lot, excellent neighborhood; Q baths,
original woodwork, oil burner heat;
landscaped lawn, garden; % miles
RRNS6ie;$E Ri Gii $l6; 900 600. Nv uoos ....
room dwelling. bath. electricity
BEL ALTON, MD. Charles County
State road. power line and telephone
avallable; Scacre lot; good neighbor.
LEONARD SNIDER
Tel. 3311 La Plata, Md
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TIRED OF STEPS?
Brick ramblers. two and three bed
rooms: Nice lots. Large Easements
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
GI HOME Mr.. NORBECK, MD.
We would like to show this attrac-
tive brick and asbestos shingle
lily. 1t features 2 bedrms.. tile bath.
d liy ., els:: ait With ndss1atse te
attic. very nice h-acre lot. with
shade trees and utility shed. GI
financing available. 5000 down
and approx. S65 per mo. will buy
this house which Is reasonably
priced ct S11. $50. Immediate pos-
session. Evergreen 4-7091 dsal cp-
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OPEN TO-DAY. 2-7


1920 SOUTHERN AVE. Sc.
IN EXCLUSIVE HILLCREST
Enjoy suburban living In the District
in this new and entirely different Co
lonial rambler. Features I5x22 liv-
ine. rm. with beamed ceiling 1S #
high, massive stone fireplace. dining
rm:. complete GE kitchen, 5 bedrms.,
abs, baths; full bsmt: with Y bath
min. to Capitol. Boiling and An
dreSTs drseSTs Fields. Is min; to downtognj
Pa, ave. Sc. to Branch ave., turr
right to Erie St. left 3 blocks tc
MITCHELL BIRoN
81. 3440 81. 1915 vi. 1926
INCOME PROPERTY
$4,000 DOWN
One block from Penna. ave. s.e.;
apis. and ] hskping. rm.; rents for
over $500 mo-; reasonably priced.
RALPH CHEVALIER
LU. 4-1S00 LU. 4-1443
Evening star., 1952-08-31
CONGRESS HEIGHTS

HOME AND INCOME
Attrac. 2-family brick close to Boil
ing Field and all conveniences. Call
CLYDE j. MARKEY, ME. 3407; Sun.
and ewes. AP. 1854, AP. 410S.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
MICHIGAN PARK
ATOP 18th ST NE

community group row brick
home with Colonial front porch;
excellent condition: 6 spacious rooms
and 2 baths; Bryant gas heat: 3
gas ranges and 2 elec refgrs.: near
public and parochial schools; priced
for quick sale by seller leaving city:
can be handled with $4,000 or
$1,000 down. bal. less than rent:
best buy in this area. Mr.. Cody
on premises.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
1863 ELMIRA ST. S.W.

1863 ELMIRA ST. S.W.
. OPEN SUN. 2 TIL 6 PM.
Near Naval Research Lab, Anacostis
Air Station and Boiling Field. This
semidetached Groom and bath
home In excellent condition. Beau
tiful HANDICAPPED grounds; FHA
1895.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 l4th st. NV. DI. 3346
Evening star., 1952-08-31
MICHIGAN PARK
2d.TT T.TVTNG ROOM

Of-F I. III v 11NO NOOM
Very near Catholic University on
URELL PLACE NE. Featuring 8
large bedrooms, full basement, large
kitchen. modern bath and huge 34-
#. living room. Solid brick. Asking
$4,000 Immaculate condition. Cal
Mr.. Berens, jr. at MA. 5000.
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES, INC
1920 K ST. NV. Il