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Evening star., 1952-11-23
Youth AIiyoh Dinner

Mrs. Helen Gahagan Douglas.
former Representative from Cali
fornia, will be guest of honor at
the Youth Aliyah dinner to be
given tonight at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Nehemiah M. Cohen.
Assisting Mrs. Cohen with ar
rangements will be Mrs. Paul
Eanet. president of the Washing
ton Chapter of Hadassah; Mrs.
Emanuel Cohen. the chapters
chairman of Youth Aliyah: Mrs.
Cecil Kaufman, Mrs. Estelle
Kaufman and Mrs. Alexander
HasSan.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
OAR SiIverT Tea

The American Liberty Chapter
of the OAR will sponsor a silver
tea for the benefit of the Valley
Forge Memorial Bell Tower fund
from 4 to 6 pm. today at the
home of Mrs. Earl w. Sapp, 1881
Kalmia road NV.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
Nurses Plan Dance

The Georgetown University
School of Nursing Alumnae Asso-
citation will sponsor an autumn
dance on Tuesday beginning at
$50 pm. at the Cairo Hotel.
Sammie Farrow's orchestra will
furnish dance music. Miss Rita
Du Rivage of $500 Wisconsin
avenue NV. is in charge of in
nif q fi0nS
Evening star., 1952-11-23
MiceIIoneous Clubs

District Federation of Women's Clubs -
pa4t HOTEL bSsnsss sbuEsSas' .stns sSS
and international day; speaker. Mrs.
sisterhOod Of tie Washington Hebrew
Temple Library. sss Eighth Street ssr:et. NV. Nv.
Womens Association Of Allied Beverage
IndustrieS-Tomorrow, 1890 p.m., with
Mrs. Rose Davis. 5141 Thirty-fourth
dviiory s9sfS %sesng sS
morrow. 1890 pm. legislative luncheon;
speaker, Secretary Of the Treasury John
W. Snyder. Fiscal Policy in a Strong
Economy
Calvert CIub-Tomorrow, p.m., with
Mrs. David E. Wells. 1907 Rhode Island
AGED. Business and Professional Group
Tomorrow. S:15 pm. 1125 Spring road
NV, monthly meeting
Deborah. Zena Greenberg. Chapter-To-
morrow. $50 pm, Hotel 24O0,
Opti,Mrs. Club Of Washinston-Tuesday.
nsS.orp I%SS pm Wardmsn raa.H- Rnrk Par ra Hotel
Foltz. Flower ARRANGEMENTS"
Pioneer Women-Tomorrow, $50 pm.
49O9 Georgia avenue NV, meeting Of
delegates and executives Of council.
Mls Jessie Rsntuee dtsSs sSo1 css 9th
Coda Myerson Club, 1904 Georgia
Wednesday. $40 pm. Club One. 49O4
Georgia avenue NV. regular meeting.
bot BE-. vEs;',.S New Colonial H0tel speaker Nor
p. Z. =. Sisterhood-Tuesday, 1890 pm.
Chapter B, with Mrs. Otis j. Rogers,
Evening star., 1952-11-23
Community Clubs

/ pm, American home, health and
welfare departments, with Mrs. W. Z.
Lancaster, 3l6l Key boulevard. Airing
Specific Health Needs Of Our County.
Junior Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase
Tomorrow, 8 pm, arts and crafts sec
tion. club house. 7431 Connecticut, ave
nue.. Tomorrow. pm, American home
section, with Mrs. Robert Robey, 93O3
Kentstone drive. Bethesda; speaker, Mrs:
June Thompson. Interior DECORATING
Tomorrow p.m:; current affairs sec,
ton. with Mrs. Howard Bower, 1909
Kentbury drive. Bethesda.
Junior WomaEs' Club Of Silver Spring
Tomorrow, 8 pm, executive board. Y
Teen Cottage. Jesup Blair Park. Silver
woman's Club Of Chevy Chase-Tuesday.
9:30 and II am. Spanish classes. Tues
ton; speaker. Mark Evans, Why Go
music section. Friday, $50 pm, square
dance section. Saturday, 8 pm, junior
dance group
sherwood Woman's Club Of Falls Church
Tuesday; SIP pm. with Mrs. Fred
Church. monthly meeting. auction.
Evening star., 1952-11-23

Alpha Delta ri. Alumnae Association -
Tuesday. Junior Alumnae, Chapter
rooms, 2129 6 street NV, covered dish
Lothrop tearoon,. get-toeether luncheon
for all members in Washington
ri Beta Phi Alumnae Club Of Arlington-
Tuesday. pm. with Mrs. John Tausig.
1929 North Albemarle street, Arlington,
dessert bridge and sale.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
Business and Professional Club.

ZOnta Club of Washington--Wednes
YWCA; speaker, DR.. Joseph r. Sizoo,
professor Of religion. George Washing
ton University.
Soroptimist Club Of Washington-Wednes
day l pm. Cabinet room, willard
Hotel; speaker. C. 8. Wishard. Peace
Through Moral Rearmanent."
Hadassah. Aviva Business and Professional
WOmen-Today, pm. New Colonial
Hotel, carnival and dance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
Upset Gives Knicks
Edge Over Syracuse
I'm Semifina| Series

SYRACUSE, N. Y, April 81
The New York Knickerbockers are
off winging in their semifina,
playoft series with the Syracuse
Mats in the National Basketball
Association.
The underdog Knicks, surprise
victors over Boston in the first
round of the playoffs, stunned the
Mats last night with an 87-8s
victory in the first game of then
Dest-of- five series.
The Mats now must win the Sec
ond game here tonight or they
will be forced to win three straight
games to avert elimination. After
tonight the series shifts to New
York, where the Knicks have an
imposing winning streak.
With Max Zaslofsky and Con-
me Simmons tossing in 26 and "a
points, respectively, the New York
ers came from IL points behind
III tie second quarter to take ar
equally big lead with five min
uteS left.
The Mats delighted the crowd
CT 7,G49 by rallying to make the
score. 1888, with a minute left
Free throws by Zaslofsky and
George Faftan sewed up the tri-
umph with 81 seconds left.
Big Dolph Schayes trimmed Is
points for the losers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
Six Events on Program
In Curdozo Hiqh RELAYS

Six events are on the program
tomorrow in the Cardozo High
School relays at Cardozo.
Cardozo, Armstrong, Dunbar
and Phelps will compete along
with Dunbar, Douglass and
Carver, all of Baltimore; Bates of
Annapolis and Fairmont Heights
and Carver of Rockville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
mrs. Schrenk wins first
Prince Georges Journey

Mrs. Matthew Schrenk scoree
97-l8-79 to win the first ladies
day golf tournament of the veal
at Prince Georges Country Clut
yesterday. Mrs. Gil Levy was sec.
ond with $3.50 and Mrs. Ar.
tnur Frank third with 1t4-32-82
Mrs. Jack Smith, Mrs. Leonard
levine and Mrs. Paul Eaton tiec
for low puts, each with SO.
Mrs Wilson Howard and Mrs
Calvin Howard (not related)
shared the honors at Argyle. Mrs
Wilson Howard was low net win.
rer with 106-28-78, while Mrs
Calvin Howard was low gross win.
rer with 100. Mrs. Clyde John.
Son was second low net with 112.
1870.
Another Mrs. Howard-Mrs. Req
Howard-scored 88-7-81 to take
low net honors at Kenwood, with
Mrs. A. Hutton taking second with
101-23-84.
Mrs. Helen McGrew and Mrs
Alice Alexander won the nine.
hole mixed Scotch foursome al
Belle Haven with net "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
Art Ruimo to Direct
.ViIIunovu Athletics
BY the Associated Press

VILLANOVA. Pa, April 3.-Vil.
Ilanova College today announced
appointment of Art Raimo as di-
rector of athletics to succeed Will
liam F. Connolly, who resigned
Raimo will continue as head foot
ball coach.
A native of Boston, Raimo
played on the Wildcat eleven in
1886, 1887 and 1888 and was a
member of Villanova's only unde-
Ifeated team, in 1887.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
|Crane Last Threat
ToMosconi's Title

BOSTON. April 3.-Defendine
Champion Willie Mosconi's only
remaining threat in the 1O-man
world championship pocket bill
lizards tournament today appeared
to be Irving Crane of Bingham
ton, N. Y. The latter has won
five of his six matches to date
while the cue wizard from Hav-
ertown, Pa, has won all seven
of his engagements.
The draw for the round robin
competition does not pair Mos
conf with Crane until Saturdays
flnal-day competition.
ToLals for the other COMPETE
tors: Arthur Cranfield, Syracuse,
N. Y, 60; Jimmy Moore, Albu-
querque, N. Mex, AZ; George
Chenier, Toronto, Ontario, "A:
John Fitzpatrick. Washington,
a.; Donald Decoy, st. Louis, 3-6:
Jimmy Mills, San Jose, Calf,
2-6; Joe Canton, Watervliet,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
GreenbeIt Cage Event
Opens With Two Comes

The second annual Greenbelt
invitational basketball tourna-
ment will open tonight with a
ble-header at Greenbelt Rec
reation Center. College and out
standing schoolboy players make
up the rosters of all four teams.
Bethesda Chevy Chase Rescue
Squad, featuring Catholic u. and
G. w. players, will meet Varsity
Grill, made up mostly of Mary
land freshmen, in the first game
at 7:30. At 8:45 the Circle 7
Alumni. former Tech High stars
will play Belleview Shopping
Center. whose roster is dotted
with former George Washington
High players.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
Hoya Nine Opens Play
Against Maryland,
Victor Over Vermont

Georgetown University opens its
baseball season at 3 o'clock this
afternoon at home against Mary
land University team that already
has a Al record.
The Terps, hoping to better last
years great mark of 1875, are off
to a good start, winning No. 4
yesterday, So, over Vermont at
College Park.
Joe Judge, one of the Mats all
time great players, opens his 18th
season as Georgetown coach with
the same intention as Burt Ship
ley, Maryland Coach. Judge, too,
would like to improve on a good
record. Last season the Hoyas
won IS and lost four, two of those
losses being dealt by the Terps.
Judge picked RUDE Waldele, a
40 pitcher last season, to start
things rolling today, while Ship
ley'S choice was Don Soberberg,
who beat the Hoyas once last year
en- route to a To mark. Both are
right-handers.
HoyaS Have Young Team.
The Hoyas will be a young
team this year. with only Second
Baseman Bobby Walls, Third Base
man Billy Wolfer and Waldele
back from last year. Bearing
watching will be Ed Claxton,
Judges new shortstop. Claxton, a
freshman. starred with George
town Prep and with the Western
Branch of the Boys Club of Wash
ington.
Maryland spotted Vermont to a
10 lead In the opening half of the
first inning. then came back with
two runs of its own that inning.
Bob Heinbaugh's double play
grounder with the bases loaded
and Vic Jungk's double drove in
the runs.
The visitors tied the score in the
third, but the Terps added single
runs in the fifth and seventh to
sew it up. Vermont scored two
runs in the ninth on a walk. Phil
Mann's single and Jim Montgom-
ery's double. but Ray DeSibeo,
who went all the way for the
Terps, got the next three batters
out
Chef Hanulak and Eddie Miller
topped Maryland's Six-hit attack
with two hits each, while DeSibeo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03

then Flanagan showed he could
take it.
In preliminaries. Heavyweight
Bert Whitehurst scored a third
round TKO over Vern Turner,
Lightweight Eddie Gilchrist got
IA split decision over Red GaddiS,
Lightweight Jim Hackney out
pointed Charley Bennett.
In fights which followed the
main event, Clarence Hinnant,
1853, Washington. TKO'd Claude
Flagler, 1853, Baltimore, in 1:46 of
the third round, and Curtis Wade,
ISL. Baltimore. decisioned Young
Satan, 160, Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
Fight
Continued From Page CID

81 and voted each five rounds
Reynolds favored Smith in points
|91-88, gave him six round and
Flanagan four.
Irving Cohen, Smiths manager,
referred to Flanagan afterward as
"just as good as Saddler," mean
ing Featherweight Champion
Sandy Saddler, whom Smith hopes
to fight for the title this summer.
Cohen said, however. that moth
ing definite is under way regard
ing a Saddler bout for his boy.
Goldie Ahearn, who promoted last
nights bout, has hopes of getting
them in Griffith Stadium this
summer.
Meanwhile, Cohen indicated, he
is not going to wait around for
a title shot. Smiths the kind
of boy who needs to fight regu-
larly, and we'll keep him busy
the manager said. Not against
Saddler right away, but we hope
to get there before long"
Flanagan, with two cuts around
his left eye from Smiths hard
rights, said it was a sucker
punch" that first put him or
the floor in the fifth. And Elan
agan was right. Smith tented q
left to Flanagan's middle and
crossed with a right, just like
they tell you in those books of
instruction about the manly art
of self defense.
Flanagan Closed Fast.
Two more solid rights to the
head put Flanagan down again
before the fifth was over. After
that. the St. Paul fighter kept
away and gave Smith plenty of
trouble with jabs and hooks. He
outboXed Smith through most of
the late rounds and in another
round or two might have had him.
Smith wasted a lot of time in
the early rounds stalking his OPP
ponent and looking for chance
to put over a killing blow. The
chance came only in the fifth and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03

gave Vermont only five hits while
walking eight.
Maine. which thumped George
Washington easily Tuesday, was
forced through 10 innings before
pulling out with a IA victory over
Catholic University yesterday at
Gu. It was the opener of the
season for Gu.
The Cards led, 4-3, going into
the ninth, but Maine tied it and
added three runs in the 10th on a
walk. singles by Dave Virgins and
Al Card and Carl Wright's double.
Joe zuniga got two of the Cards
six hits, while Maine got 10 hits
off Mickey Trepp, who was re-
'lieved in the 10th by Snider
Pattin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
CIV High Nine Beots
Bludensburq, 8 to O

George Washington High
Schools Olin CHM is off to a
good start in the 1852 baseball
season.
CHM started on the mound for
CIV against Bladensburg yester-
day at CIV and pitched no-hit
ball for the four innings he
worked. CIV recorded an 80
victory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03

IN. Y, 2-6; Willis Covington
milwaukee, II.
Yesterdays results:
Crane defeated Mills, 1913 in
Is innings; Cranf1eld defeated
Fitzpatrick, 150-68. in IA innings;
Canton defeated Chenier, 5000
in nine innings, and Covington
defeated Decoy, 150-132, in "a
innings.
Evening star., 1952-11-29
Bedroom Brick Rambler

ST, ,950-12-Acre Lot
This lovely aIl-brick home. in perfect
shape. is located in College PIX. Md:
Very convenient to University of
Nd. Naval Ord. Lab. and Dept. of
Agriculture. The kitchen is out
standing with eating area. auto
matte washer. practically new stove
and refrigerator. The required down
and payments of $50. Call Mr..
Wells or Mr.. Taylor tNA. $1,000 over
Evening star., 1952-11-29
FREDERICK w. BERENs SALES, INC
y 0I
OngSide Andrews Fielc

8 Larches Ct. MorningSide Village.
Perfect for Air Force family. Has ex-
pansib1e attic ready for more bed
room space Large living room. big
dining kitchen, two bedrooms and
bath. Aluminium storm windows
and doors. Fenced. large lot. An
Air Force captain. living across the
street in similar home. says its a
perfect setup. Call MR.. TAYLOR,
OIL. 1852.
w. BERENs SALES. INC.
1898 K st. NV, MA. 5000
Evening star., 1952-11-29
RIVERWOOD

This is one of Riverwood's
most unusual homes Offering
every modern convenience for
luxurious and gracious living
amid beautiful natural sur
roundingS and comparable
homes. Has just been vacated
and put on market by high
Government official leaving
city. who will also sell home
furnishings if desired. ESpe-
cially inviting house located
on over u acre of ground. in
cludes living dining rm. with
mirrored walls rejecting gor-
geous view from big picture
windows. powder rm.. 3 twin
sized hedrms.. each of which
has its own full bath and .
closets; study with attrac.
built-ins: elec. equip. dream
kit, including lge. home
freezer and inviting place to
eat; util. rm. with auto.
washer: recr. rm. with built
in bar; u bath and firepl.:
maids rm. with another full
bath; lge. workshop in bsmt.;
2-car garage; wall-to-wall car
peting and drapes go with
house. Shown by appointment.
John c. Wright, Inc.
ia. 2-7921 CHI. 1871
Evening star., 1952-11-29
Greenbelt 556t
LAST SECTION NOW BEING
NEW BRICK RAMBLERS
OpEN

Two and 3 bedrooms with full base
ments. fully equipped. electric kitch-
ems. with permanent stairway to
attic. sewer and water, paved
streets. Price S16.450 to S17.45o,
convenient terms. Directions: Out
Penna. ave. Sc, right on Branch
ave across District line to St,
Barnabas rd. at traffic light, right
on st. Barnabas rd. past Temule
Hills to North Barnaby sign. FRED
ERICK A. BLUMER CO.. 617
Penna. ave. Sc. FIR 10Ss. 80
Evening star., 1952-11-29
HOUSES FoR SALIVA.
COLONIAL
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS

oGDNOOWO, q q DA1 ND
Located in Greenway Downs, conv. to
school, shop. cent; new brk. and
redwood custom built home; lge. liv
rm. with firepl. and picture window;
din. rm., ALICE kit, garb. disp.,
dishwasher; year-'round porch in
closed with .jalousies; built-in ga
lot: S23,95O; open 10 It'll dark.
l1O5 Custis pkwy., Falls Church.
Va. Directions: Out Arlington Gee)
blvd. to E. Marshall st. and right to
Custis pkwy.; or out Lee hwy. to
e; Marshall St. left to GUSTS pkwy.
SUSSO CONSTRUCTION CO.. INC.
FA. 37O2 JE. 3-3624
Evening star., 1952-11-29

CALL US FOR DATA
$14,950
New 1-story brick rambler, 3 bed
rms. and bath. large liv. rm... dining
area, fully equipped kit, util. rm.,
floored attic; oil burning hot-alr
furnace, 52-gal. hot-water heater;
on Va acre lot.
$17,950
h-story cedar shingle. on 120-ft.
cornet lot; nice yard and lawn; huge
liv. rm. and dining area, fully
equipped kit. with Bendix washer,
garbage disposal unit. ''Welbilt'
range and "Westinghouse" .refrige-
rator; 3 bedrms. and 2 baths; det.
garage; storage rm.; Sll,5OU, 80
1st trust.
$4,000
Frame house, only Q mos. old. on lot
60xl20 it., near woods big liv. rm;
and dining area, 3 bedrms. and =
baths, plus. extra bedrm. II des1red:
plenty of closets; well equipped XII
Youngstown unit and dishwasher-,
garbage disposal unit; nice yard and
lawn; fenced-in rear; city water and
SiT. 900 1st trust at "A.
$13,950
7ive-rm. bungalow with util. and
attic, on "a acre lot, near q. s.
y. w. WARD aF1 BOSWELL, INC.
Al Al. = seis MAsa or TfiE. 77si until 5 Pm.
Evening star., 1952-11-29
A HOME FOR YOU

At price you can afford to pay.
A lovely 5-room home. located in
quite nr. new Yorktown Elementary
School: > bedrms.. liv. rm.. din. rm..
kit. and attractively- finished recr.
rm. An S-yr.-old home in excel
lent condition. Lge. FHA 1st trust
ayailable;o ddeo Price, Sl4'150. Call
Evening star., 1952-11-29
OPEN SUNDAY, / TIL DARK
o1o7 cTT~0 1nEII/ pHyITU

ISL SLIGO GREEK PhW 7
Red brick center-hall CO.
lonial home in outstanding
neishborhood yet within walk
ing distance Of Silver Spring,
anu with nearby public and
parochial schools; 24-ft. liv.
rm.. guest-sized din. rm... 3
lovely bedrms. and baths;
modern kit. with breakfast
space. rec. rm. and builtin
sarage. Reasonably priced.
Sec Mr.. Lawrence or call RA.
1868. OR. 1896.
]. NELSON HUGHES
Evening star., 1952-11-29
THIS IS 1T
WATCH THIS AID

A HOME FOR YOU WILL APPEAR
ECONOMY SPECIALS: ID 2-story
frame: 2 bedrms.; garage. Falls
Church. only 100 cash needed.
(2) New 2-bedrm. frame rambler:
1-acre lot. Vienna. S1Q.S00.
(3) 2-bedrm. ash. shingle rambler.
Nice fenced lot. Falls Church. Only
(4) Two-bedrm. brick semidet. Full
basement. Screened porch. Near
trans. Good terms. CT trust. Ar
linRton.
Joseph w. Seay Co., Realtors
IA. 1890 II
Evening star., 1952-11-29
1T CAN BE YOURS
FOR CHRISTMAS
COUNTRY LIVING WITH
CITY CONVENIENCES

Lge. 3-bedrm. ANTIQUE BRICK ram
bier. Vertical redwood siding
breaks monotony of all brick. over
size wooden dble. hung windows.
plus PICTURE WINDOW, SEPA-
luxe kit. including built-in leather
ette breakfast nook; full bsmt with
toilet, sep. laund. rm. and outside
entrance. This beautiful home is
situated in Falls Church. adj. Va.
Less than u to handle. Call OW.
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Owner Leaving Town

SIO,0UU-I ERWO
Bios CRITTENDEN ST., EDMONSTON
Four -bedrm. modern home in perfect
state of repair Full bsmt., h.-w h.,
lee front porch with solarium.
Chicken house; Lear garage. Lot
6Ox3OO; paved street: close to every
thing. First time offered.
w. w. LEWIS, Realtor
eH. 2971 Ewes. AP. 01O5
Evening star., 1952-11-29
53O5 EMERSON ST.
CAPE COD
S11,99O

2 bedrms., liv. rm.. dinette fully
equipped youngstown kitchen. ex-
pandable End A.; full bsmt. with
outside entrance; storm windows,
Venetian blinds, awnings
ASSUME GI LOAN
Owner transferred to another state
4003 14th pl.. Bellemead, Landover
Hills. Md.
! Directions: Out Defense hwy. to 73rd
ave, right on 13rd ave. to Taylor
st., left on Taylor to 74th pl.
HARRY A. BOSWELL CO.. INC.
Realtor. AP. I'LL.
-nuse open Sat. and Sun.
Evening star., 1952-11-29
$500 DOWN

Il your purse is small in proportion
to your family needs. make this
home a must to visit today A spa
cious 3-yr.-old tapestry brick ram
bier. liv. rm. with floor -to-ceiling
firepl.. picture window and parauet
H.. sep. din. rm., de luxe kit. with
brkfst. bar; tiled bath; stairway to
storage. Attractive setting includes
trees fenced yard. outdoor patio and
barbecue. Home is in peri. cond.
Close to new grade and parochial
schools: S1S,500. Call OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-11-29
COOL SPRING
CONTEMPORARY

TWO-LEVEJ HOMES
OPEN IL TILL DARK
Finest 3-bedrm. design brick and
frame construction. with extern
sive window areas filled with
features seldom found in home in
this price range. A planned sub
divlsion' 70 throush streets; al
maximum sunlight and privacy.
Full information and plans avail
able at project. Two 3-bedrm.
homes available for immed. oecu-
RieRs I'd. approx. - mi. past Uni
versity lane to Cool Spring rd., right
approx. blks. to pronertv.
MODERN REALTY co.
JU. 1880 OPEN TILL 8 PM.
Evening star., 1952-11-29
81 OO0 DOWN

JpeH 1OUdy anu OuII., 4-LdI
Don't wait until tomorrow
to see this 2-bedrm. rambler,
because you may be too late
at the low price, $12.500 with
only 81, 900 down. 1t will likely
be sold today. .Pymts. only
sol per mo. incl. taxes and
insurance. Located on nice
fenced lot, conv. to everything.
Directions: Out Arlington
lawn, left on Wayne I'd. to 4th
st. or Weston rd.. left on
weston rd. to our sign.
ARLINGTON REALTY
.212 Wilson Blvd. oW. e301
Evening star., 1952-11-29
GI-S1.2 200 Down
ANDREWS FIELD AREA

ANDREWS FIELD AREA
Situated on large. level lot in Clin-
ton. Md. this brand-new bungalow
is priced at S11.750 Subject to, VA
and features living room, large
bedrooms. lovely tiled bath. spacious
kitchen with electric range. large
refgr.. Bendix washer and exhaust
fan. Full expansible attic. with
dormers is insulated overhead. Call
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES. INC;
Evening star., 1952-11-29
ARCROF7

For the Arlington Hall or Pentaeon
employe. this 3-bedrm. home is well
worth your Inspection. :" large bed
type bedrm. up. living room 19x12
fireplace separate dining rm.. full
bsmt. . blocks from bus and
schools. Priced at S15,950. Reas.
terms.
Arfax Realty TIA 1450
Evening star., 1952-11-29
A NEIGHBORLY HOME!

In one of our most popular communi-
ties, this all-brick. 5-yr. -old bunga-
low has ; complete rms, ,plus, stair
ways to 2nd fl. and full bsmt At
tractive liv.-din. rm. comb. > bed
rooms. tiled bath; clean gas heat and
recr. rm.; grounds nicely Handicapped
with Anchor fenced rear yard. Owner
buying another home. A lot of
house at sensible price. S13950.
Available for your inspection today.
Call OW. 5000 for appointment.
Evening star., 1952-11-29
Ar1aX Realty. F'A. I45U
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS

CLUB HILLS
1851 35th ST.. Arlington. All-Ameri-
can 4-bedrm. rambler with bsmt.. .
stone firepls.. 3 baths, h.-wh., liv-
ing rm. 24x15, random width floors
fancy |plywood paneled walls, dining
say 1t mildly, fluorescent lights,
14x17 master bedrm., pvt. bath,
walk-in closets. recreation room
You may look a long time and you
can't find one equal; lot has 121-
and gorgeous view; sale by builder;
S25. 900 1st trust commitment. 4RG
interest open and heated. 80
Evening star., 1952-11-29
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

vACANT, 9 rms, Q baths-Arlington
New gas heat to each room. add 8
in bsmt.; lot worth price; gar.
Sale. lease. rent. CHI. 5977. not
Evening star., 1952-11-29
HOUSES SAlE-vA. tcens.)

ST. 900 DOWN, assume GI; Falls ch.
rambler; loads Of extras. AAA
REALTY. jE. 2-6s14; JE. $500.
Evening star., 1952-11-29
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An unusal house. indeed, but you'll
So spectins ssS Din Snlpfstf sm Bath. Kit. & front
patio on 1st level; :! bedrms.. liv.
rm.. nursery and rear patio on End
level; oil h.-w.h. CHARM AND PRI-
VACY best describes yard. $3.50
cash will handle. Call OW. 9090.
Real Estate Service. Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy, of Glebe. OW. 5000