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Evening star., 1952-08-20

FWhen was catching for Detroit, our starting
pitchers-Hal Newhouser, Dizzy Trout, Virgil
Trucks and Hal White-usually finished their
games in hour and 40 minutes, or less.
Then everybody began watching Feller
who was very slow workman He had such
astounding success that everybody began
copying him Before long, all our games at
Detroit ran over two hours"
There's no denying that Feller is de-
liberate pitcher, although he works faster
now than he did when he was younger and
threw harder fast ball and sharper curve
Why this should be might make good ques-
Evening star., 1952-08-20

Calf. Parr defeated John Selby
of Dallas, Tex. / up, shooting a
78. They were even at the turn
and Parr gained his winning mar
gin on the 18th hole.
Johnston. who defeated former
Walker Cupper Scotty Campbell
in the first round, eliminated John
Tate Of Long Beach, Calf, 4 and
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the reply is that Bob now tries keep the batters off balance
to compensate for his loss of stuff it will jbe with theory
OF Ted Lyons. ESxS
THE TIGER COACH thinks pitchers have idea that
paving the dirt pattng the resin bag adjusting shoesngs
staring plate the batter
have always worked the theory that fast pitching bohers
the hitter more" Lyons KeepS him off balance
Don't let him get set That's the way Charley Robertson always
operated and used the technique"
Lyons of the real artists the mound He feared
batter and he could get the ball the plate The date
recalled but otherwise fresh in Sunday
afternoon at Griffith Stadium when the White Sox came to
town.
Lyons was Chicagos SUNDAY pitcher" The Mats used
Thomas who worked faster than Lyons, If anything The
result 72-mnue game had to hold any uppers
that evening account of baseball.
many quick pitchers today Freddie Hutchin
recently himself off the active st from the
LyonsThomas- Robertson mold however Freddie who IRON
caly defends the dawdlers threw the ball almost
he received from the catcher And at almost the same speed
it might be added.
BUT FREDDIE NEVER had much repertoire. ball
good In recent he's been pitching junk
hoping the ball will be popped up beaten into the ground
biggest asset the rapdy with which he delivered and
control. A batter rarely had time to dig in.
people exercised the length Of time
1t requires to play today, especially in the National
League. If the American League pitchers Slow they
than matched by several National League managers when
1t comes to srnging out games
The worst single offender is Leo Durocher ham all his
life with his posuing squawk conferences
on the diamond and persistent demands to examine the ball.
Some limit reached recently when 15-nnng
e between Giants and the Brooklyn Dodgers lasted
@ours and SO minutes Not years couple of
clubs would play hreegame series in that tme
average of an hour and 80 minutes or so game.
wi AS TEAM, the Dodgers undoubtedly the champion
dawdlers Any pitcher who throws two balls in succession is
entitled the comfort advice and pantspatng OF Cd Catcher
Roy Campanea 2 Jackie Robinson and CD Peewee Reese.
base hits in and everybody gets into the act.
Manager Chuck Dresser out from the dugou calling
time meets with his pitcher plus Campanella, Reese and
Robinson Thev scu the turf with their spikes play bean bag
with resin sack look the other dugou look at the bupen
and minutes later break 1t and walk off, like pabearers
Invariably he reaches his position Robinson or Reese
struck aferthought and returns for parting word
This usually is good for additional 80 seconds
Defenders of modern day deberaton insist that it must
suit the FANS since few complaints noted Well that's one
school thought the other hand than few club
worried about decreases in attendances This could
way the fans protesting People who have to get
I'D early aren't too keen about rolling into the
sack at am. because they went to ball game
May well join the boys poker party After Giant
Dodger night game the wife will thntha what done
anyway.
Evening star., 1952-08-20
PhiIIies' Ace Wins No. 20
After First ; Pirates Hit
By Joe Reichler
Assoeiaisd Press Sports Writer

Who is the best pitcher il.
baseball today?
The folks Of Pottstown, Pa,
point to their own Bobby Shantz.
pint-sized southpaw of the Ath-
letics. as the games top hurler.
On the other hand, the good citi-
zens of Springfield, ILL.,, contend
their Robin Roberts, pride Of the
Phillies, is the best in the busi-
ness.
At any rate, one thing is GER
tain. The Philadelphia clubs own
the only 2O-game winners in the
major leagues today. Shantz
was the first to reach the charmed
circle, notching his Goth triumph
August 5. Roberts, who Joined
him yesterday. became the first
National Lacquer to reach that
total.
OF to Shaky Start.
Roberts coasted to his 22l
complete game in % starts last
might as the Phillies outslugget
Pittsburgh. 1915. The Pirates
who got IL hits. scored four time.
in the last two innings after the
Phils had built up a 9-1 lead. i
marked the third straight veal
that the 20-year-old right-hande,
has reached the 20-win mark. Ii
1851 he had a 21-15 mark.
In last nights game, Robert
loaded the bases with none ou
in the first inning on three hits
but the Pirates scored only on
run. After getting Ralph Kline
on a foul. Robin struck out Gu
Bell and seemed nearly out O
the jam until one Of his pitche
nicked George Metkovich, forcin,
in a run. Roberts settled dow
and quickly got Joe Garagiola o,
a foul pop.
THAT demonstrates what kin,
Evening star., 1952-08-20

contest as the Mats seek their
ninth victory in 10 Griffith Sta
dium games with the Browns.
Senior Conrado Marrero, recov-
cred from tummy trouble, pre-
sented the Browns a case of in
digestion last night when he beat
them, 81, despite yielding II hits.
The calm Cuban. effective when
it counted, left Is runners strand
ed in notching his 10th win.
Marrero Forced to Turn Hitter.
Marrero's batting average prac-
tically is existent, but in his
last two games he has provided
the margin of victory with his own
hitting. Apparently weary OF
waiting for the weak-hitting Mats
to give him some runs, Connie
has taken over that department
himself.
In his last previous start, Mar
rero batted across two runs and
whipped Bobby Shantz of the
Athletics, AZ. Last night Marrero
got a fourth inning single to score
Mickey Vernon, and it developed
that was the run which defeated
the Browns.
/ That two-run inning was
launched when Pete Runnels'
grounder took hop over Second
Baseman Bobby Young's glove for
a single. First Baseman Gordon
Goldsberry messed up Vernon's S
grounder, enabling Runnels to
reach third as Mickey got to first
Floyd Bakers outfleld fly brought
Runnels across and singles by Jim
Busby and Marrero scored Vernon
Then Marrero heaped frustra-
ton on the Browns, who had load
ed the bases against him with two
out in the second inning only to
be checked when Duane Pillette,
the losing pitcher, popped to Run
nels. In the last five innings, ST.
Louis made 10 of it's hits, but over
that span left IL runners on base
The Browns scored in the fifth
inning when j. w. Porter, rookie
outf1elder, slashed the second Of hi.
four singles, advanced on Pillette',
sacrifice and scored on Free
Marsh's single. A pop-fly single te
left by Goldsberry and a walk tc
Bob Nieman filled the bases with
1.-TWO out, but Marrero whipped 8
third strike past dangerous vi,
lWertz.
Other Threats Stopped.
Young and Porter singled in th'
sixth and the Browns loaded tn,
bases in the seventh, but Marrert
got out of the jams. Porter ane
Dick Kryhoski got hits in the
eighth, but the rally died wher
Marsh grounded to Vernon, who
nailed Porter with a throw tx
Mickey Grasso. Nieman and Dycl
lsingled in vain in the ninth.
NOTES: Kryhoski's eighth-in.
ming single was a blast high of
the rightfie1d wall, which was
played expertly on the rebound
by Jackie Jensen. Grasso re-
turned to action after being out
II days with a split finger. :.
St. Louis played an extra-innine
exhibition game at Toronto Mon
day night and arrived at Griffith
Stadium only As minutes before
game time, too late to take bat
ting practice. The 8,098 GUS
toners got a fright when one OF
Pillette's high, swift ones decked
Jensen in the first inning.
Evening star., 1952-08-20
Shea and BYrne
Attempt 10 End
Futile Stre'aks
Murrero illustrates
Browns and Provides
His Own Winning Run
By Burton Howkins

Either Spec Shea. thwarted five
times in quest Of his 10th VIC
tory. or Tommy Byrne, beaten
four straight times by Washing
ton, figures to end a streak of
futility when the Mats and Browns
meet at Griffith Stadium tonight
Shea has lost four straight
games. although pitching credit
ably in couple Of them, and his
once fossy 90 record now is q
less respectable 9-6. Byrne car
ries a 6-12 mark into tonight's
Evening star., 1952-08-20
NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.

Dklyn.. SIS; cinci.
N. T., 6-S; chi, .
st. L., 2; Boston. 3.
Phila., 10; Pitts. B.
Games To-day.
Bklyn. at Cinci.
New York ct Chicago.
Boston at st. L. (n.).
phila. at Pittsburgh.
Games Tomorrow.
Bklyn. at Pittsburgh.
New York at Chicago.
Zgton at st. Louis IN
nly games scheduled.
Evening star., 1952-08-20
)Ne Says Roberts Compares Favoraby With Fe|er Heyday
Win, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN

1T is BOB FEILER less who partially responsible
for the long drawn-out ball of today at the
American League Anyway that's the way Paul Richards
thinking it saws in the latest Snoring News
Evening star., 1952-08-20

Results Yesterday.
Wash, Q; st. L., l.
Chi, 8; N. Y, J.,
Boston, 6; Cleve., 3.
Phila., 4-6; Det., 81
Games To-day.
ct. L. at WASH. $50.
Chicago at New YORK.
Cleve. at Boston.
Det. ct Phila. (n.).
Games Tomorrow.
et. L. at wash. $40.
CHICAGO ct New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
Only games scheduled.
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Evening star., 1952-10-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

for well-established, pro-
gresslve automobile agency on unit
basis; guaranteed definite return.
Collateral furnished. Box 22s-K.
FOR sALE-Exeel. going part:time
Saw and Blade Sharpening Equip.
$3.50 or best cash offer. OR. 4176.
LEASE OR RENT-Exper. operator
desires. busy fountain or active res
Phone OR. sa19 for appt. mi5
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME-Soda
fountain and delicatessen combina-
ton with of sale beer. Total price.
9e6a lec1 stock io.l ,,l and barrel: only $1,000;
fast, call Mr., Brown with YEONAS
REALTY, GIL. 2100. OK. 1243.
81. 900 for half interest in shallow
Oil area; and will Grill, well Good
5s5e5s9ssS CossF1 nnr.,Dspa fun Dsr:icqlsTs
HARDWAkE AND HPPL. sToRE-
Located nearby Arl.; established 7
years. years with IL ooo ! . owner; 1852 sales
give long-term lease with reason
sae ssIs rsn1 tsrms DrSsd aSs.be for Ga n4
Brown with YEONAs REALTY. GL.
2100. OK. 1243, IL
RESTAURANT and eqlipment: top To-
cation; feeding capacity approx. 81.
substantial income on investment
Priced to sell, owner i'll. Down pay
ment, 81. 900; balance on easy terms.
CAL Ov. 2o07. AL. 0197 or AL.
AuToMATIc LAuNDRY-Busy NV.
section. Priced for quick sale due
FILLING STATION AND GARAGE
BUSINESS-Showed $4,000 profit
last year. Owner moving to Florida,
sacrificing above inventory for
$500 cash. W. M. ORR. Broker,
RESTAURANT-Liquor license: old
establishment. Owner in bad health
Will be sacrificed. Act Immediately.
J. B. .MALLOS Excfl, a31 Ken
M NEED Il; niS; ss,sSo. 90 fMMiEDIATEIY-
Ninety-day note; best return Of
fered: guaranteed payment. Box
WALLPAPER STORE combined with
S-W PAINT: VENETIAN BLINDS,
SANDING OUTFIT. a 10-year-old
business crossing $4,000 yr. at
present. Can be easily expanded.
FOR SALE at q bargain. Immediate
poss. Write Box 224. La Plata, Md.
LARGE KITCHEN and bed-Iiyins
rm;; lst q. front: washing privil.
cept BY 4 wks. Ii. 4-0950. 410I
Constitution ave. ne. Ill
Evening star., 1952-10-11
APARTMENTS WANTED

applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or sublets. Wash. Va. White.
Open z days. MA. 0001
wants private efficiency
or l bedroom: furnished or unfur-
nished, vicinity Capitol Hill. Phone
LU. 1-716S. H.
l or . bedrooms, living
room, kitchen. private bath and en-
trance, Va. or Md. suburbs. Couple,
] child 5 yrs. old, MA. 5446, 8 am.
FURN. : RMS, pvt. bath. kit, Sc.
or ne. To occupy Oct. 5. $50 to
so. MI. 949S after & pm. H.
large 1-bedrm. apt: quiet
sober working couple; access. Boiling
Field; to SS5. Jo; 2-29i2; l3'
Nov. 10! Desperate for bedroom
unfinished apartment in upper
NV, section or Virginia. Call
ONE BEDRM., liv. rm. apt: unfurn.
cony.; needed Nov. 1-15th; prefer
ne. Rhode Island ave. vicinity. HO.
1864 13s
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HOUSES FURNISHED

IN LEESBURG-Four bedrms.. 2h
baths, oil h.-w.h., dble. garage,
servants quarters; short or long
lease; rent. 5000. Telephone Lees,
NV sef wASHLwesley H.. Heights, beau
tifully furn., , bedrms.. 2la baths.
rec. rm., maids rm. and bath; gar;
conv. references required; sub-lease
to April or longer; S325 month;
avail now. Call EN-. 1923. ii
OFF MASS. AVE. EXTENDED-Doll
deIightful Dc, for children. WI. ol7s'
GEoRGETowN, 70, iii2t furnished. bedrns..
liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit. garden.
Immediate occupancy. $500. OR.
1914 MILITARY RID. N.w.-Detached,
heat; S225. MA 4639. -I6
ARLINGTON = New 2-bedrm. brick
home. new furniture. foam beds,
heat; 8 min. Pentagon. Yard with
trees, pvt. driveway; Tyr. minimum,
Sl35. OW. 4075. -12
GEORGETOWN-S-room house. beau
tifully furnished throughout. Eng
nsh basement. patio; $500 mo. Call
!entaIs 500 up; MRS pUNNiNGA
TON; Or. S3s3; WI; 3e35. II
furn. incl. utils., except telephone:
SuibI syllable Se bds, family or sirls
3 BEDRM., 3-bath home: Columbia
blvd. North Woodside, Silver Spring.
blks. to grade and junior high
school; buses. stores and churches;
SITS mo. sH. 4l"3 or sH. 1928.
NORTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
immed. occupancy. medium size,
comfortably furnished ,4-bedroom
home g up. 2 down gas heat. glass
nc9fed ncaed dining porch eons 9Hie
I'd. shopping center; l block . bus
lines; adults preferred. no pets; 81 so
monthly. CHI. 5O57. Ill
48!9 KANSAS AVE. NV. 7-rm. row
brk.. lovely cond; To see this home
1924 or RA. 3790. --12
ALEX. AREA--Williamsburg Colonial
on 34-acre wooded lot; bedrm. and
bath Ist A.; huge liv. rm. with fire.
pl, din. rm., de luxe kit, IND n.
lge. bedrms. and bath. Full bsmt.
and and ssrsse; sl65 per mo; NO oV. o7i7'
ExGIUsnSE sSsfj shS s'R woobLEY 6i fS1 1EsrATEEss-
Beautifully furn. 4-bedrm.; 2-bath
home. maids rm.. and bath; 2-car
garage; suitable Tor high embassy
oftGisl; avail; immed., $500 per mo:
BRIARCLIFF-Exce home. 3
bedrms.,- 21a baths and den on End
f.: lst-f. powder rm.. mod. kit; q
car garage; bsmt., recr. rm.. maid s
Tm; and bath; =; QUINCY SMITH.
Tsef ase' ends. adis WI + 7474 ss NV d. s 1897
RENT from November to April: Chevy
able for diplomat: ? bedrms.. din.
rm:. ltv; rm., kit. bsmt;;; teleytsion.
machine. ironer, etc; 500 per mo.
FGRN1saEb MS, saFi s-bedroom house, mi2 in
Tara; "a baths; walled garden;
$500; avail. Nov. l. Call ia. 7-2O76.
SILVER SPRING Fprn. 1z-Story
yard with terrace; !: blks. from high
school; garage; oil burner and
din, rm,. Kit. with Bendix washing
machine. bedrms. and bath on lst
floor; large bedrm., End floor; bsmt.
res, rm; and Tv roof aerial. Rock
3-BEDRM. furnished house; conyen-
lent schools and shopping; large
fenced yard; 500 mo. oV. 1928.
brick BUNGALOW. / bedroom built
in garage; S1O5. 1906 SO. 9th ST.,
4 Arlington. los
Capital HILLS--Large liy. rm.. fire.
| place. : bedrms.. garden; lease. 500.
ST 5S19. 10
D. C.-1mmaculate 4-bedrm., 2-bath
house; rec. room: $3.50 per mo. T;
available Immediately. Call Mrs.
Garter, OR. 1854. BOSS g. PHELPS,
INC 14l7 K st. NV. MA. 1900.
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UNFuRNIsHED HOUSES FURNISHED tcent., lHousEs Z

STONE HOUSE situated
on . acres. mr.. Mclean, Va; 1I2 mi.
from Chain Bridge. or Is min. from
downtown Washington: 8 rms. 3
baths. liy. rm. with firepl;, din. rm..
6 sa sRd bath nS g0Tshes f and bda4m dDls gay T
sun deck; comfortably furn.. spotless-
ly clean; avail; Immediately; $3.50
l,I per mo; Call GL; J16I; -l2
hound. Trailway and Capital Transit
buses. For appt., call UN. 1876. --12
HOME. custom built, wall
to-wall carpeting; liv. rm.. din. rm.,
and bath. with . bedrms. on end Ar;
full bsmt. with rec. rm., laundry rm..
with all accessories, maids rm.:
monthly Monthly oi JoHN 'eiHSeS F. DoNoHoE Sf6oi 1913 6a3
Pa; aye. Sc, LII. 6-6767; ewes. 10.
BETHESDA-Attractively furn. white
brick bungalow. spacious = bedrms.,
Bendix: storm sash; near Schools.
tra1sp'; rnI aold. rent. Sl65. Call TU. 1878
ALEX, va months. avail. Oct. IA.
Furn., 2-bedrm. home: fenced yard
and bsmt.' S125 mo. oV. 2o73.
ARLINGTON-Attractive o-bedrm.. l.
bath. comp. furn. home: conv, to
everything; avail. 1st of Nov. to 1st
of May. JA. 2-2165. lie
ARLINGTON-Attractive 5-rm. home:
Rsranr % min' .vv,l Whfts Il aOuss 81 beat;
Baltimore: furn. rambler: Z bedrms.
and bath; maids room and bath.
18th AND HAMILTON SITS. N.W.oe
rms. . baths, oil heat. maids rm..
ssins saT ni9sly fssn 6ea e9no or Iq eye5y sS
NEW s-RM. BRICK
rambler, nicely furn.. bsmt., gas
heat, beaut. lawn; bus at door; 3
blks. to Columbia pike. lge. shopping
center. schools, churches; lease de-
sired; sired 81 : minutes from Navy annex
hhfIp'aSSn hfI. va1. JA sessiel si hdseW0od 1a st.
BETHESDA, MD.-2-story brick; g.
bedrms. and tiled bath, bsmt., oil
Sl5o per mo. Avail. now. oil.
II; Russell rd:; , sony; Psnta,
Cod. Cod, Si75. Cali liz 10. 6ip' 5Dfs55. &is -p
MISSIONER HILLS--5-rm. det brk.
comp. furn.. incl. linens. dishes,
cooking utensils; lease req. $40
per mo. Call j. H. BENOIT, Realtor.
kE. S-6677. ewes. JE. 3-1141. l2'
CHEVY CHASE
Near circle. beautiful old home. 5
bedrms., } baths. huge liv. rm.,
library, maids rm., bath. powder
rm.;, .Si25. Other houses SOS up;
ramblers, S250-S500.
MRS. CLYDE C. HUNTINGTON
OR. 1888 WI. 2635
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
COUPLE, small daughter; 2-3 bed
rms, unfurn., modern. West r. C..
Pk; to Bethesda. To $3.50. DU.
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED, we
have fine tenants for homes in near
by, Md. or NV. D. c.: free apprai-
sails. no delay For complete rental
service, phone us today. PERRY
HAY CO. 81. 6242. Ii
COUPLE. small daughter; % bed
rms, unfurn.. modern house or apt.
West r. c. PIX. to Bethesda. To $50.
DU. 1000, Ext. 629. --I2
WANTED by November ] in Virginia,
without option to buy; maximum.
Sl0O; handy with tools: best care.
Call AL. 25I6. 13s
Evening star., 1952-10-11
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

UNIVERSITY - Brick.
slate roof. First offering for sale by
owner. First flr.. lge. living rm. with
fireplace. lge. dining rm. with ad-
Joining little patio. powder rm..
with disposal: lge. fenced in rear
yard; End. fir. 3 bright bedrms:
and bath with stain proof wall
paper: "a blk. bus: near schools.
churches and Spring Valley shopping
center. Ideal for children. Under
SEQ 900. WO. 4194. lie
- Fine quality, white
brick center-hall Colonial In lovely
cond. in the best restricted residen-
tial area Of Washington: includes
den and lavatory on 1st a.; 8
large bedrms.. . baths on End A.;
beautifully finished 3rd a.: recr.
rm.;. built-in garage; large screen
porch. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI
1411: ewes. call WO. 4754. --12
lGHTWOOD-Det. brick, on lot
40x143; 5 bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rM..
kit, 21a baths, knotty-pine bsmt. !:
oil h.-w.h.; det. double garages
S22, 500. DAWN REAL ESTATE CO.,
TU. 222S. 0Ra $3.50. IA
Evening star., 1952-10-11
COLORED
1904 18th ST NV

SoV1 AoV1i ~ /. INV.
3--story brick, oedrms, ga baths.
$4,000 down.
1850 ONTARIO PL. NV.
2-story brick. S2.Uu0 down, rms
2 porches, oil h.-v h.
3700 BLK 18Th ST. NE.
2estory' sirm' ntn $4,000 down.
1858 EUCLID ST. NV.
Terrltc investment opportunity.
month.
1906 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
For income witnon. worry; clean az
q pin; $4,000 down.
1908 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
2-story tapestry brick: ) apts.;
$4,000 down.
2300 BLK. 18th ST. NE.
S1,500 down.
For further information cah
ELLIS KOSSOW REALTY
1870 Vermont Ave. NV.
ST. o43e Ewes. OR, 1854
Evening star., 1952-10-11
FOR RENT
RIGGS PARK
HOUSES TO SHARE

LIVING QUARTERS with employed,
gentle couple, in exchange for day
care of child. DU. 1909. -I2
GEORGETOWN-Rm for more girl
to share attrac. furn. home with 3
business women, reaS. AID. 1854.
SHARE LGE. HOUSE in NV. with 2
guys, under 80; pvt. room. transport.
nearby. GE. $3.50. Ill
WILL SHARE modern country home
with couple, preferably in exchange
Tor housekeeping services. Box
36O-K, Star. 13s
COUPLE WITH CHILD would like to
share their new 3-bedrm. home with
day care for Child, All All moo. odnSldfr Eit,
screen, 24-inch TV. Very reas. Call
GEoRGEToWN-Two Harvard men
will share 3-bedrm., 2-bath, CO.
operative pI@ household. 1919 Que St.
LADY WILL SHARE e-bedrm. house
IN Arl with lady or . girls: reas.:
COLORED-WOULD LIKE YOU to
share our home with us; all priyil.
ne. location. LU. 1-5339. -I2
COLORED-WILL SHARE HOUSE In
NE. with couple or single. Call
vi. 1852. -12
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RESTAURANT-On Nations busiest
highway. near military post. capacity
includes bldg. large parking space,
all equipment. 3-rm. apt. completely
furnished; has ABC license; also in
cluded is rooming house completely
furnished and now producing S24O
monthly. Terms can be arranged.
ROY HELMS, Realtor. Triangle, Va.
Tel. 334W. Open Sunday.
Evening star., 1952-10-11
Morris Pollin & Sons, Inc.


CONGRESS HOUSE
1910 PENNA. AVE. Sc.
OPEN SAT. SYM; 81 II IL TospM.
wAsH1NdToNs MOST LUXURIOUS
ST SENT y 2 70 QAdH EFF1S1ENcY WTTM IT'S APART1 6WN
PRIVATE BALCONY.
$3.50 TO ss9;50
UTILITIES INCLUDED
JUST 10 MINIS. TO LIBRARY OF
CONGRESS. SUPREME COURT AND
SENATE AND HOUSE OFFICE
BUILDINGS.
Over 500 SO. #. Of usable space. Liv-
ing room 80 #. by IA #. 3 ms.
Dressing. Room. handy to bath with
space for mirror and wardrobe.
Large ample closets.
Storage space.
Laundry and drying rooms.
Master TV Antenna system.
Complete Kit. with z GU. IT. refsr.
Carpeted corridors.
Paved private parking lot in rear.
block to bus and large shopping
center.
OCCUPANCY FROM NOV. !. 1852
TO REACH: From downtown take
WM6SA Bus at lth and Pa. Ave. to
Alabama Ave. and Pa. Ave. Sc. Walk
east on Pa. Ave. l block to apart
mentS. From other points take Cap
ital Transit to Barney Circle. trans
fer to Bradbury Heishts bus Il fare)
to 1900 Pa. Ave. Sc. Walk "A
block to apartments.
SIDNEY z. MENSH & co,
1613 Eye st. NV. MA. 6440
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