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The Key West citizen., 1952-11-04
Dick Wagner Will
Meet SabOtin Wed.
Photo by McLain

The mid-week fight scene is
scheduled to make one of its In
frequent stops at the Cleveland
(Ohio) Arena on Wednesday, No
vember S to handle the ten-round
light heavyweight match between
Dick Wagner and Lalu Sabotin. Re
bout will be broadcast on the Blue
Ribbon Bouts program over the
CHS radio network beginning at II
pm, Eastern Standard Time.
Dick Wagner, Is, has been fight
ing professionally since 1945. This
veteran has faced every prominent
figure in the light heavyweight di
vision: Dan Nardico, Jake La Mot.
ia, Bob Murphy, Dan Bucceroni
and Nick Barone.
Sabotin, of Warren, Ohio, moved
into the national picture when he
was matched with Danny Nardicc
at the Cleveland Arena last Aug
ust. Besides Nardico, his we'll
known opponents have been Charley
NorkuS, Sonny Horne and Dan Buc,
ceroni.
Steve Ellis will provide the blow.
by-blow description direct from
ringside.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-04
NOtre Dame To
Use Straight
Football Sat.
BY CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN

CHICAGO tR - Notre Dame is
preparing psychological warfare
for unbeaten Oklahoma.
The two football powers clash
Saturday at South Bend, Ind, in a
top nationally televised attraction.
Reports from the camp of Coach
Frank Leahy of the Irish indicate
there will be no trick offenses or
plays up the maeStrO's sleeve to
spring on the unwary Sooners, who
have five victories and one tie
and No. 4 ranking nationally in
The Associated Press poll this
week.
Lacking this black magic, Leahy
has turned to mental dealings in
preparation. His first such move
in setting the stage was sending
his backfield coach, Johnny Lu-
jack, to the Chicago Quarterbacks'
luncheon yesterday.
Lujack was a study in gloom.
I'VE have no hope of defeating
Oklahoma" he said. "0ur VIC
tories over Texas (14-3) and Pur-
due (26-14) were miracles. Miracles
don't happen every day. Notre
Dame is now entering the Dark
Ages. In succession we meet Okla
homa, Michigan State, Iowa and
Southern California. !"
Before this pail is allowed to
settle, let 1T be said quickly that
the Irish have four triumphs so
far--three in a rowland a loss of
22-19 to Pitt and a TT tie with
Penn State.
Although Oklahoma probably
viii be favored Saturday, the gloom
Is being spread a bit thick.
Leahy is reported drilling hard
on long passes by his teen-aged
sophomore quarterbacks Ralph
Guglielmi and Tom Cary. He fig
ures his overhead attack may be
the answer against the Sooners
although Coach Bud Wilkinson's
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-04
Tennessee Man
Wins Senior
COlfing Title

PINEHURST, N C. r. -. Judd
Brumley. who took a week of
from his Greeneyille, Tenn, hotel
lob 10 play in the inaugural North
and South Seniors golf tournament,
was back Sunday with the title.
He defeated q PinehurSs b1si-
neSSman. Norflees p. Ray. and 4
in the finals Saturday. Ray. who
had undergone treatments al week
for an ailing back muscle, was
consistently oufdriven of the tee.
RTumley went ahead o. the third
hole and waS never behind there
after as he closed eut the mateh
on the isth.
The tournament host. Richard ;,
Tuftx q PinehurSt. won the eua'
ISOLATION title. defeating & J. Far
I. leg Of Grand Rapids, Mica l'vp-
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-04
National Grid
Race Is Close

NEW YORK tR-Before the sea-
son started, it was predicted the
National Football League confer
ence races would be wide open
affairs, with at least three teams
in each division battling for honors.
Well, so far. with the season
exactly half over, only one team
has followed the form charts in
each of its games. That's the Dallas
Texans. They've dropped six
straight, just as the odds said they
would.
Even the high powered San
Francisco 49ers aren't safe in this
uncertain league,
The Chicago Bears l5-point
underdogs--handed the 49ers their
first setback Of the season yester-
day with . iolting 20-l7 victory
on George Blanda's 4S-yard field
goal in the fourth period.
San Francisco had won five
straight games and was threaten
ing to make q complete runaway
with the National conference. But
now it's a close race, with the
Detroit Lions l4-2) only one game
behind in second place.
The Lions pulled a mild upset
themselves hy defeating the Cleye-
land Browns, i7-6. as Bobby Layne
tossed two touchdown passes to
end Leon Hart
This game not only moved De-
troit closer 10 San Francisco. but
also sent the American Conference
into q two-way tie for first place
between Cleveland and the New
York Giants.
Ending a two-game losing streak.
the Giants moved into tie for
the lead BY walloping the Chicago
Cardinals, zs-6. on two touchdown q
passes b. Charley coneriy and two
I'd runs By Eddie Price.
As \ result. the Giants and
Browns have identical ~ records
The Siiuataoa should clear some
what neat week when the Giants
play host 10 the 8sexS IN wnai
figures 10 be one Of the top games
cE the season.
A total Of zl0,s4i fans turned czi
yessexazy Tor . fua xAx s4iAss
earu wEseA zasc saw ine l1os .aake'
seS sans 0ge1K loose E0T asc a. 81
anae tazs seaxoc u uvzDce sasG
IezSRAs a<asss rlAsossas 81 esq 4
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-04
Michigan State
Tops Nation In
|AP CridirOn Poll

NEW YORK R-Mighty Michi-
gan State strengthened it's grip on
the top spot in the Associated
Press football poll today, closely
followed by Maryland, Georgia
Tech and Oklahoma, but the shad-
ow of four-time winner, hung over
the rest of the top 10 teams.
Notre Dame, squeezing back in
to the top 10 on the bottom rung
of the ladder, has a date with
fourth-place Oklahoma this week.
One week later the Irish, who
ruled the roost in 1943, '46, AT and
'49, meet Michigan State and on
Nov. 20 tangle with Southern Cali
fornia, current No. 6 team.
Thus Notre Dame once again
will have a lot to say in the nam
ing of college footballs No. l team
of 1852, even if that team isn't
Notre Dame.
Michigan State, although polling
less first-place votes than Mary
land in the eyes of 1876 sportswrit-
ers and broadcasters in the sixth
AP poll, actually increased its
point margin from 26 points to 109.
It had a total of 1,204 points.
The leaders with points on
1898, etc., basis first place votes
in parentheses):
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-04
gang has intercepted II passes in

gang has intercepted IL passes in
its past two games.
So far, Notre Dame has gained
only 707 yards in the air while
grinding out 1890 on the ground.
Only two touchdown passes have
been thrown. both by Guglielmi
who has A connections in 80 tosSeS
for AIS yards. Six of his pitches
have been stolen.
Carey was hit on II out of 26
for 172 yards and has yet to score
with an aerial.
One of Leahy's most pressing
problems has been trying to cure
fumbles. His team has averaged
more than five per game. The
Irish have fumbled 80 times and
lost the ball II times. But the
opposition has been about as butter
fingered, committing q fumbles
and losing the ball IS times.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-04
Sports Roundup
By GAYLE TALBOT

NEW YORK R -; Sugar Ray
Robinson, who is widely regarded
as the greatest fighter of the pres.
ent era, pound for pound, is re.
hearsing practically night and day
for his heralded opening as a tap
dancer and master of ceremonies
in one of Manhattan's gilded traps
next week.
The middleweight champ, they
say, might easily become noted
within a short time as one of the
two or three top soft shoe artists
in the world. He's good, Ray is,
and he has new nose job which
permits him to breathe better and
the scar tissue has been scraped
from around his eyes.
From every indication, the Sugar
Boy is serious as sin about his
new career. He is starting out near
the top at better than $4,000 a
week and is working like horse
at it. He expects additional offers
to pour in from night clubs and
theaters across the country before
he completes his first engagement.
He has not said in as many
words that he viii not fight again,
but he has managed to convey
that impression to lot of persons
around Broadway and Harlem.
feel that he permanently lost his
taste for the rough sport when he
collapsed to Lig h I heavyweight
Champion Joey Maxim in the ter
rible heat at Yankee Stadium last
June. 1t could be that he almost
lost his life in that one, as his
large manager, George Gainford,
claims.
Gainford, just returned from an
expansive three months in Paris,
believes he can talk his tiger into
fighting again, providing a thor
ough examination convinces Rob-
inSon he can do so without haz-
arding his stage career.
Pm happy he took up this dan
cing," George declared. BEST
thing in the world for him, keep
him in shape between fights. All
he used to do was lay around and
get lazy. If our doctor tells us the
operation around his eyes is per-
manently healed, then I'm going
to advise him to keep on fighting.
He's always taken my advice,
hasn't he?"
One of Georges listeners implied
broadly that he wasn't quite con.
vinced of this. 1t has long been
suspected that Gainford only has
talking privileges and that Robin
son, who is better than average
bright, makes the high-level deci-
sions. George looked panied.
''Then I'll put it another way"
he said. "How's he going to make
the money dancing that he can
make fighting fellows like Kid Cav.
ilan, Bobo Olson, Randy Turpin
and a couple Of others?"
1t was suggested that, at $4,000
plus per week, Sugar could more
than keep his head above water.
Yeah" George conceded, but
how many shows a day does he
have to put on for that money
two. And on how many days each
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-04
BIG MONEY WINNER RETURNS
TO HIALEAH

MIAMI (AP)-Crafty Admiral
is returning to Hialeah this winter
to race. Winner of a record Sis, 900
pot in a single race at Washington
Park, the speedy horse will be
pointed by trainer Bob Odom for
the $4,000 McLennan and the $100
600 Widener at Hialeah.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-04
SPORTS
MIRROR
BY The Associates Press

BY The Associated Press
TODAY A YEAR AGO - The
United States retained the Ryder
Cup with a 10 1-2 to 1-2 victory
over the British.
FIVE YEARS AG0-Zach Taylor
signed a contract to replace st.
Louis Browns Manager Harold
muddy Ruel.
TEN YEARS AGO - Riverland
defeated Whirlaway by 2M lengths
In the Riggs Handicap.
TWENTY YEARS AGO - Tony
Canzoneri won an easy l5-round
decision over Billy Petrolle at Mad
ison Square Garden.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-04
Raj WILL HAVE U. S.
JET AIRPLANES NOW

LONDON R - The Royal Air
Force soon will by flying Ameri-
can ESQ Sabre jets for the first
time.
The Air Ministry announced last
night that delivery of between 800
and 400 sabres viii begin next
month.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-04
258 KOREAN DEATHS
ARE REPORTED TODAY

WASHINGTON @ - The De-
fenSe Department today identified
25S casualties of the Korean War.
The new list (No. 6S4) included
20 killed in action, 1877 wounded.
Is injured in accidents, and rs
missing.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-04
ELECTION ARGUMENT
CAUSES HOMICIDE

MEXICO CITY R-An argument
in bar yesterday over who would
win the u. S. elections exploded
into knife fight in which one man
was killed and two others were
seriously cut.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-04
NATO war Cames Start

NAPLES, Italy A - Transports
and warships of six North Atlantic
Treaty nations steamed out Of
Western Mediterranean ports to-
day to test their defenses along
the vital lifeline from Gibraltar to
Turkey.
II was the start of Exercise
Longstep," the biggest maneuvers
yet held in the Southern Waters.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-04

late Washington Rally for a 24-23
victory, and Green Bay nip Phila-
delphia, 1910.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-04

week-seven. That won't give him
much time to loaf and play golf.
will it? Now maybe you see why
l say Ray win fight again"
Evening star., 1952-03-30

GEO. MASON GREEN CO
CHI. 1888. Ewes. and Sun, FA. 4424
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Baby Estate for Colored
With Fine Home

81 300. small cash or trade. A big
green lawn. - acre surrounding
only reason this house is being
sold at. such a sacrifice Is be-
cause Of the death of the owner.
His wife will move out at once. The
house is center-hall plan, larRe liv-
ing room, big dining room. q dream
Two big bedrooms and bath on 2nd
floor. Basement with oil furnace.
laundry tubs. glass-lined INV:
heater. Located just this side of
Upper Marlboro. THIS is YOUR
lifetimel Mr. Taylor or Mr.. Berens,
jr FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES.
INC, 1920 K st. NV. Ma. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA-New brick Colonial,
large lot with trees. on street OF
cuStom-built homes with nice neigh
bors. Near bus, shopping center,
golf course. unusually large bed
rooms, 11s baths. Dashboard h;-y.h.,
SsGedrl Sessed @SGsTr
non blvd. through Aiexandria, turn
light on Belle Have Haven Td.' LET I on
rsht Hon' On 18th IS st. oi9ek blocks asts OiockS
ALEXANDRiA-Si, 900 down. Q bed
rooms, brick. row house. Full bsmt.
GI loan Can be seen Sun. 2-6. 73I
8. Fayette ST.. AL. 4172.
ARLINGTON, NORTH-$1S,500. di-
late June. june s-bdrm. brick rambler,
! year old; lot 77x103; full base
ment. finished, with extra room;
completely fenced chain link steel
fencing, storm windows, garbage
sse sttc pu Ar@g TS~n msor sG Te
AsSgme GI loan, S6,050 down. JE,
ARgfSGToN. AfRIggHSsGGiToN $4,000 down for a a.
6edrm. 3-bath Cape Cod, conv. to
with fireplace. full din. rm., sewing
eround-ievel recr. rm. with kitchens
esss' IaSId IlaaSSInd. rm.; s19,s6O. OWNER.
ARhiNGToN Ri SSH FOREST bedroom so
brick Colonial, completely redeco-
rated. in most wanted area of North
Arlington; home Is vacant; has rec
reation rrn. plus lovely side porch,
full bsmt, with OAC heat, and can
ment; total price only Sl7,950. CO
LON1AL REALTY CO., IA. $4,000.
ARLINGTON EoREsT-six-rm. Co
loniel. Beautiful wooded lot. New
cond.. Conv. to bus. stores. schools,
ARLINGTON FOREST. close-in, brick
Colonial, beautifully decorated large
knotty pine recr. rm;, cedar closet.
brier ST.. Arlington. Va. CH. 5S77.
ARLINGTON. NORTH@You will moi
find better buy at any price than
this fine Ayr. .-oid. 6-rm, brick
Colonial; immaculate cond.; white
brick fireplace centerS a 21x14 liv.
rm.. sep. din, rIn4. and fully equipped
kit. with dbie. sink: 3 bedrms. and
bath up; full daylight bsmt. with
bath. Look ct this home and be
sonvinesdi 60 EIasoo NOON REALTY !mc' ~
IRi.. saSS N. Madison st.-New
rambler; 3 bedrms.. baths,
screened porch. dishwasher. dis
posal, stairway TO expandable attic;
full bsmt. with Ice. recreation area
2 blocks to school and ghoppins
center: S22;7bo. PAUL RoekN-
Evening star., 1952-03-30
CheSterbrook Woods
ENGLISH PROVINCIAL
Open Today, / to 6 Pm.

Live in secluded comfort in one Of
Northern Virginia's most exclusive,
yet close-in areas-A THREE-MIN-
UTE DRIVE TO CHAIN BRIDGE,
LESS THAN 10 MINUTES TO THE
PENTAGON AND THE MEMORIAL
Note these outstanding CUSTOM fea-
hall with winding stairway, 25x14h
living room with attractive book
cases on each side of fireplace,
French doors to 16Kx9;z screened,
concrete porch, 9Ex12 paneled den,
!4xl2 dining room with chair rail
trio kitchen with built-in breakfast
nook. de luxe tiled powder room
2nd noor, 15x14h master bedroom
exceptional closet space) with pri-
vate Liied bath, two additional twin
bedrooms and extra tiled bath; stor-
age attic; full, dry basement, with
5OxI4h plastered cabaret style
plete bar (refrigerator and sink,
maids room, laundry room with
Bendix, full bath, attached garage
FINEST OF PRE-WAR MATERIALS
AND WORKMANSHIP THROUGH
OUT, Corner, A-acre level, wooded
and Handicapped lot, with rock gar.
Gen Gen and two spacious patios. Price
TO INSPECT: Drive out Lee high.
way to Glebe I'd, right on Glebt
approximately mile past Washing.
ton Golf and Country Club tx
Chesterhrook I'd (entrance to Ches.
terbrook Woods), turn left to enc
s.; Sc-.s1 on right. .z FSrsst ,,l lane me- to 41os
LER ARROWS"
METZI I'D uo 0ff;oa
Evening star., 1952-03-30
peter j. hagan

1905 R. + Ave. NE. UN. $685.
WA. 1857, UN. 1855. Open 8 til 8
COLORED-2 HOUSES, / acre, barn
chicken coop; 5-rm. bungalow, very
nice; 9-rm. house unfinished. all fol
$3.50. Call Mr.. Randel, LU. 4-723O
JOSEPH TISHLER, Realtor.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Captivatingly Original
$13 $50

Cute little bunealow. on quiet dead.
school playground; coy, clean In
terror with 2. 1st floor bedrms. and
bath plus spun glass insulated End
floor, bedrm.. sink and toilet IN
gar. disposal, storm windows; 81
bOO-$4. 900 cash down. Call oW.
5000.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
NORTH ENGLEWOOD
COLORED
5810 Reed St.-S1 500 Dn,


Modern detached 2-bedrm. home, lge.
Handicapped lot with 60-ft. frontage,
fenced rear yard, full dry bsmt..
auto. heat, elec. kit, real ceramic
tile bath, steel easement windows,
bronze screens and Venetian blinds.
Wonderful screened porch; all utils.
In; dble. insulated and weather
stripped. Terms on bal. Cannot
reproduce at surprisingly low price;
new street going in now; n blk,
new store. Directions: Sheriff I'd. or
Kenilworth ave. to Fairmont High
School, | blk. Taft on Reed st. to
home. Open Sun, 2-6 Pm.
6Oth ave.-New, more Dickey-built
homes now offered for colored oc-
cupancy. New store, new St, new
high school make this location the
most sought-after in Washington
area. Trades considered. Inspect
Sunday at your leisure.
Fairmont Hts-Colored, 6 rms. and
bath on Addison rd., offered only to
refined clients; very low price on
this detached home with auto. heat,
Venetian blinds, closed porch and
fenced yard. Can accept $1,000 down
from well empl. cple.
j. VICTOR DICKEY, AP: S0S0.
$500 42nd Ave-, Hyattsville, Md.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
HOME AND INCOME

Two equipped apis. and huge day
light bsmt. gas. air-cond. heat; LIST
cl Moor, lily. rm.' rm.' 2 Hedrmss;, din; i, Em;; a.
clothes closets; sep. entr. to up
stairs apt; house sets on terraced
lawn in nearby Md. Priced SIS,950;
substantial down payment. Call
CLYDE j. MARKEY, NE. 3407: Sat
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Is BUILT-21 SOLD
OPEN 1-DARK
T4I1 ELMHURsT ST.

: DISTRICT HEIGHTS
These modern Cape Cod homes are
going fast, contain 2 nice bedrms
and bath. lge. liv. rIn., din. rm. and
Kit, with weli-arranRed cabinets
SIT. refgr. and disposal; lge. ex-
pansible attic has plumbing for bath
and heat ducts already in; can make
2 additional rms. and bath; full dry
Venetian Vi Or Blinds. Directions: % Out
Marlboro pike to 1900 blk, turn left
on Gateway blvd. to 74th ave-, left
2 blks. to home.
Brennan g. Porter, Realty
MA. 1918
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Sl7,500
A 06IHAAE nI InAM

ASSUME N4 AOAN
Lovely brick rambler. Liv: rm. with
open flrepl., family size dining rm.
2 lovely bedrms.. lge. equipped kit.
tile hath; full bsmt. with plastered
walls. "a bath and outside entr.
det, 2-car brick garage: gaE heat;
close to stores and transp. Don't
miss this buy. See today.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
NEW CAPE COD HOMES
BRICK

Suburban charm, only mi. from
looking the countryside; 3 lge. rms,
. walk-in closets, equip. kit. stairs to
floored attic, insulated. full bsmt.,
Gas a.-c. heat. Priced right. May
consider trade. Call CLYDE j..
MARKEY, Me. S4O7; eyes,, AP.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
X15.45O

BRICK, 4-BEDHOOM
Det Cape Cod. 2 bedrms. lSt A., 2
bedrms. 2nd a. Large kit, spacious
liv. rm. Full bsmt. Decatur Heights
location. Like new.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS
ARLINGTON
INSPECTION

INVITED 2-6 PM.
Drive out Lee hwy. to Glebe rd.. turn
left to N. Woodstock. left to corner
Of N. 10Th rd. and see MODERN
brick rambler. note beau. stone work
and decorative iron railing on front
terrace: Of special interest is beau
proportioned 2S-ft. rear veranda type
porch. interior Is spacious and well
appointed. featuring floor to. ceilins
3 bedrms.. GE kit. with garbage dis
posal and auto. clothes washer: ideal
storage attic. commodiouS closets;
minimum $4,000 cash needed.
DRIVE OFT TODAY
Evening star., 1952-03-30
&1a knA

Cheverly rambler, all-brick home. fea.
turing 3 spacious bedrnns., extra lge
liv. rm., firepl., full din. rn1., lovely
modern kit. full bsmt. A real home.
See 1t now.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
ANNANDAIE

4-bedroom bungalow; 2 blocks to bus,
schools and shopping; $14,260;
900 down, APPROX. S79 per mo.
j. T. NOTION REALTY, INC
Evening star., 1952-03-30
S13,500
ASsIIME CT LOAN

II YOU are looking for a real nice
ing Of liv. rm.. 2 bedrms.. large kit.
fully equipped Beautiful tiled bath.
Full daylight bsmt. with asphalt tiled
floor. outside entrance, laundry
trays and automatic Bendix washer.
Open stairway to large eXpandable
attic; A-acre lot. Don't miss this buy.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
REST RIIY

In delightful rambler. High location
exclusive neighborhood. Six lge. rms,
all on one floor; elec. dream" kit,
storage attic. Level lot. Just
imagine, this beautifully decorated
home compl. with fireplace and, pic
ture window for $19,500; $4,000
cash will handle. Call OW. 9090.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
SlI,p50

81, ,4oD DOWN =,
New brick bunealow with picture
window liv. rm., beautiful equipped
kit. Bendix washer, 2 lovely bed
rms, tile bath. stairway to attic;
nice lot. Approx. $50 per mo.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
S12,95O

OVER z ACRE
Cape Cod dwelling, 2 large bedrms.
full bsmt.. rec. rm.; large lot; IL 1t
fefsr., Bendix washer, Venetian
blinds Assume large G1 loan. Pay.
ments like rent.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
GI--S75O

rm.. 1a-acre lot, nice trees and
shrubs. Good garden. Price, $40. 500.
Open 21S Maple I'd. Sc. Morning
side, Md. JOHN H. McALL1STER
REAL ESTATE. HI. 4hA9.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
$4,000

Det. brick Cape Cod, lovely bedrms.
lge. kit. spacious liv. rm.. full bSmt.
ever acTe an6 lot $ss Assums me Ga Gd !oan 0sT,
all. See 1t now.
Evening star., 1952-03-30

1853 Lee Hwy, on GIebe OW. SUgU
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
$16,T50 /.
This excellent 4-bedroom high on 9
hill, OF both Shirley highway and
Duke st. offers exceptional value. II
is q stone and masonry Cape Cod
dinin area, and Q nice bedrooms on
1st floor, Q bedrooms upstairs. Large
lot. Phone for appointment to in
THE BARRY's OFFICE
22O2 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alex, Va.
AL. OO7S and TIE. 2442.
Evening star., 1952-03-30

81 $50 DOWN-BRICK
De luxe rambler, University Hills. 3
fully equip GE kit Act quickly on
this ones PARKSIDE REALTY CO.,
SH. 1879. 10
Evening star., 1952-03-30
JUST FOR YOU

nt brick bungaiow nestled l.s :. on on
Hospital; 8 bedrms... tile bath. lge.
bsmt. and storage attic, YOUNGSTOWN
kit. complete with dishwasher and
Bendix: $1,000. AZ loan at $72 80
mo-. surely q bargain at Sic. 500;
further details by calling OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
$1,000
= - ~A TATTE

Brand new, 2-story, 6-rm. and bath
det. home: excel. location, close to
everything; So 500 down. balance
like rent. See 1t today.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
OPEN 2-6 PM.

LIVELY III LOOh AL
ranch style in redwood and
stone attached carport; SINUS snug leyeI eve
bath. Very pretty living room, ar
ranged around modern brick flre-
place. Cleaning L-shaped kit.
Storage attic. Unequaled at $1S,950.
with $1,000 down.
Out Lee hwy. right
risht on Granada to open sign.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
peter ]. hagan
BRENTWOOD

BRENTWOOD
Sl,7o0 DOWN
Det 2-story asbestos shingle home
2 lovely bedrms.. full dining rm.
lge equipped kit: conv. location
easy terms. Call now.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
MCLEAN

Are you tired of cramDed livingi
family, In Q good suburban environ
ment. Only Is minutes drive from
downtown, Washington. Living room
25x14 with fireplace. separate din
ing room 14x13, I5-ft. kitchen;
twin-sized bedrooms and bath on
r,s.d gnS oor fr l, basement tSsn o ao Nv IN,
reasonable down payment and
monthly payments.
Exclusive With
Arfax Realty, FA. 1850
Evening star., 1952-03-30
TOPS FOR LIVING

TOPS FOR LIVING
New brick rambler: six rooms, tile
bath. full basement with toilet .snc
outside entrance. very. lovely 21-ft
living room, brick fireplace. full
sized dining room, modern kitchen
With ~ shaped' counter area ply, Dlu'
Three blocks OF Lee hwy. in N
Arl.: immediate possession; S19,50(
with about $500 cash.