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Evening star., 1952-06-23
MiddIecoff Trailing
Kro|I on Ninth Hole
In PGA Quater-FinaI
Continued From Page A-143

(COnClnued from rage A-14.)
must be taken seriously now that
he has gone this far.
That's Bob Hamilton. the con-
stant cigar smoker who is the
only former champion left at Big
Spring as play enters the quarter
finals. Hamilton, seven under
par in humping Vic Ghezzi by a
9-and-8 margin yesterday, meets
Frank Champ, 40-year-old Hous-
ton driving range pro.
Hamilton is the big favorite OF
the day. Cary >Middlecoff is only
a slender choice over Ted Kroll
eighth money winner on the pre-
circuit, in the top attraction. Jim
Turnesa, way back at 23d on the
money-winning list, meets the
only remaining honest-to-goodness
club pro, Clarence Doser. Whistlin
Freddie Haas and big-hitter Chick
Harbert conclude the activities.
Beat Nelson in IA Final.
Hamilton, who gives the appear
ance of being more than his sc
years. won the PGA championship
in 1914. They said he beat a
wartime field. but at the same time
he beat pretty good stroker in
the final 36-hole finals. Byron Nell
son. The next year he played in
his Army private's uniform as de-
Tending champion and lost in the
first round.
Bob. who has two teen-age chill
dren and always is accompanied
by his wife at tournaments, out
wardly doesn't take golf seriously.
He's fast with a wisecrack. always
puffs on big cigar and never
hesitates over shot.
He lives in Evansville, Ind, and
makes a good living at golf with
his various connections. For in
stance. one season he picked up
500 monthly expense money by
representing the Prince Georges
Club as its playing pro.
Hamilton plays in the PGA just
because he's eligible as defending
champion. He has qualified for
match play every year since win
ming the title, but lost in the first
round four of those years, and in
the second the other three. Two
of his three victims since 1874
have been Baltimore's Andy Glib
son, and Chandler Harper.
Golf followers who are accus-
toned to Hamilton's nonchalance
were surprised yesterday to see
him go to the practice tee and
hit balls in the rain after the
first 18. Hamilton at that time
was Z up on Ghezzi. So Bob must
be trying. He is 16 up after three
matches and in the easiest
bracket.
ISSacS Gets Bad Breaks.
Jack Isaacs, the slow but smooth
swinger from Langley Air Force
Base in Virginia. lost the chance
of lifetime with a succession OF
unfavorable breaks. Jack lost !
up in So holes to Doser, who, at
Evening star., 1952-06-23
Saunders Ties for Lead
In DeMoIuy SoftbuIl

William Mason Saunders Post is
in a tie for first place in the De-
Molay Softball League after de.
feating James S. Sipes No. /, 15-
II. yesterday. Sipes previously
topped the loop by itself.
In other games, Lord Fairfax
defeated Sipes No. 2, 1875, and
George Washington edged Wood
lawn, 5-3. In a baseball game.
Robert LeBruce won over Guam
tico Marines, lis.
Evening star., 1952-06-23
LITTLE SPORT

Darlington. up; Charles Hawley, jr., de-
feated j. c. Brantley. . and /; r. w.
Fleming defeated Merle Thorpe. jr., Q and
l; Ralph Bogart VS.. Bob whitley. sched-
uled this week.
Evening star., 1952-06-23

For the past year, the Institute Of Life 1nsur-
ancs has been running series Of quesion-and-
answer advertisements in 465 newspapers.
Some Of the questions and answers in these
advertisements are listed above.
As an organization that supplies information
Evening star., 1952-06-23
|GiordeIIo Boxes Longois
In Brooklyn Tonight
By the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK. June 23.-Middle-
weights joey Giordello of Phila-
delphia and Pierre Langois of
France meet in a 10-rounder to-
night at Brooklyn's Eastern Park
way Arena.
(The fight will be shown on
television over WTTG in WASH
ington, starting at 10pm.)
Evening star., 1952-06-23
japan Names Furuhushi
Olympic Swim Cuptuin
BY the Associated Pres,

TOKYO, June 23.-Hironoshin
Furuhashi, flying fish of Full
yama," will head the japanese
swimming team to the Helsinki
Olympic Games.
The Japan Amateur Athletic
Association today formally an
nounced the selection of Furu-
hashi as the captain of the team o1
~, including eight women.
Bunkichi Sawada, pole vault
champion, will captain the tielc
and track team.
Evening star., 1952-06-23
Fort BeIvoir RifIemen Lead

NEWPORT.N NEWS, Va. June %
R.-Fort Belvoir won the team
title in the Virginia large-bore
rifle championships yesterday
Sergt. Charles Incl of Belvoir was
third in the grand aggregate and
high service competition.
Evening star., 1952-06-23

on life insurance, the Institute published this
series to promote broader understanding Of
life insurance-to explain the way it works;
the protection and other benefits it offers, how
policyholders by their thrift, are making Amer.
ica better place to live in and to work in:
Evening star., 1952-01-25
Better Cough Relief

when new drug o. old fail to stop
vour cough o. chest cold don't delay.
Creomulsion contains only safe. help
All, proven ingredients and no mar
cotics 70 disturb natures process. Il
eocs risht TO the seat Of the trouble to
ad nature soothe and heal raw. ten
der. ATTAINED bronchial membranes.
Guafanteed 10 please yol Or druggist
netHndsmOney. CreomulsiOn has sto0d
10 test Cf many millions cf usen
CR 60 ION
giis.ss cNa, CO esidA Aeuee 0ssDslalll
Evening star., 1952-01-25
ADVERTISEMENT.
''The win to Live"
l4-pare condensation from book
dnefnrs acclaim

Hidden within US is a desire for self
destruction, az well as will to hive,
SAYS DR.. A. A. Hutschnecker. Feb
ruary Readers Digest brings yon q
14-page condensation from bus re.
uaarkable book, The VIII to Lave.
Out of 25 years Of medical ex-
periencs, DIR. Hutschnecker tells how
your health, euen hoaO long you Tue,
may be profoundly affected BY your
mind and emotions and how you
can avoid Illnesses by understanding
tlasemoionalupset etsthatcauss them.
Get your February Readers Di-
sest today. It's the big SOth Annl-
versary issue: 45 articles OF lasting
interest, condensed from leading
magazines, current books.
Evening star., 1952-01-25
Nine Sayings IN d Years
Confessed by jailed Nagrani
BY ihe Assonu.ed Frs..

I
SACRAMENTO. Calf. Jan. Is.
A 2s-year-oid bearded hobo.
lounging IN his county jail cell
on . vagrancy charge. calmly
wrote a confession that he killed
mine men in two and a half years.
Then Lloyd Gomez told sur.
|prised officers yesterday, I'm eets
ting tired of living this way. I'm
getting weak. ! guess" a
Gomez gave robbery. as the mo-
tive but said his total loot was
less than $65.
Undersheriff Harry Knoll said
the accuracy Of Gomez deScrip-
|tions left little doubt that he was
telling the truth.
Evening star., 1952-01-25
One Moment
With God
By EDWARD p. R. ELS son.

ny 6DyUfANtAN lie Nes 6A0O4Ns
Pastor. Natinnal Presbyterian Church.
A TOUGH MAN.
He was q rugged mountaineer
from Judah. His fatigue clothes
were made of camel's skin, belted
|by a leather girdle, He cam
|paigned on rationS Of locustS and
honey. ae Hrst became famous
on the desert When they looked
at John the Baptist. they knew
there was nothing dabby or soft
about him. He was rugged and
tough. His words had q thrust.
a, bite. and q sting IN them.
Every one who saw him or heard
him knew. There was q man
sent from God.
John l:6S1D.
Prayer !: % God. make me as
strong IN s0nl as I mould be IN
body. Amen
Evening star., 1952-01-25
Catholic Standard
10 Charges
Relating 10 Colombia

The Catholic Standard. official
newspaper Of the archdiocese Of
washington. today published an
article under the title colombia;
Some Facts" concerning an adj
lyertisement by the National AS
lsociation Of Evangelicals which
was printed In The star last Sat
lurday.
The article follows in full:
Peace or Persecution asked
Ia heavy black headline over q
half -page ad in last Saturdays s
Evening Star. The subject was
religious strife In Colombia.
TT was charged by the National
Association of Evangelicals, the
lad sponsors. that: (a1 There have
been acts of violence against
Protestant missionaries and their
[edifices; (bl that the Catholic
Church In Colombia has melted
this violence.
"The Catholic Standard has
made a thorough check Of the
charges made in the ad. What
are the facts?
1.-The report of brutality and vio-
|lence to Protestants and their
buildings is true. There have
been instances of this. The
stoning Of the Baptist chapel in
Bogota did occur.
"The charge that the Catholic
Church in Colombia melted this
violence is false.
"The church, following as it
must the teachings Of Christ, its
leader, cannot and did not en-
courage or condone physical vio-
lence inflicted upon innocent
people.
There are two specific instances
of incitement to violence laid to
individual Catholic clergymen in
the ad. A parish priest in Bogota
is accused of arousing a mob to
stone a Baptist chapel. The
Bishop Of Santa Rosa is accused
of writing a "frightful church
circular recommending the
determination Of all anti Catho-
lies"
"These are not generalities. but
direct charges. They could be
checked. When checked. they both
proved to be false.
Gables Categorical Denial.
Bishop Miguel Angel Guiles Of
Santa Rosa was reached by cable
rom the Catholic Standard. He
Evening star., 1952-01-25
Librury il Me- Lem
IS Named for Pupil

Students Of the Langley School.
Mclean. Va. and their parents
yesterday dedicated the Hayener
Memorial Library In honor Of
Barry Havener. a 5-year -old pupil
who died Of influential meningitis
last June.
He was the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Havener Of Franklin Park.
The group also designed a book
plate to honor his memory. Mrs.
Paul Hendrick served as library
chairman and Mrs. Alice Meade
headed the bookplate committee.
Evening star., 1952-01-25

lcabled Rack 4 categorical denial.
II declare that it Is absolutely
ifalse that I have sent . circular
Recommending the determination
LOT all anti Catholics
sNCWc news service reported
from Bogota that the accused
ipriest. Father Florencio Alvarez,
ibid not incite q mob 70 stone
1.-THE Baptist chapel.
I The NC report declared that
ihe actually told his parishioners
ito exercise prudence and re-
lstraint and to avoid any violence
against the Protestant church
land its members. The Stoning
was done by youths who violated
the admonitions Of their pastor.
aThe most important aspect OF
the current strife In Colombia is
THAT it has q heavily political
basis. This was not properly
brought out in the Star atlver-
Itisement.
In State Of Armed Siege.
COLOMBIA Is actually In q state
LOT armed siege. Catholics as well
las ProteStants have been victims
lof violence and savagery. Clashes
between members of the Con-
Iservative Party now in power
and the opposition Liberals have
been frequent and bloody Ia re-
cent years.
"The Colombian bishops have
twice appealed for an end to this
atmosphere of political passions
and violence The most recent
appeal came in . Joint pastoral
last summer.
AT that time Time magazine
graphically described the internal
situation In Colombia. = Writing
about the sack Of the village of
San Pedro de Jagua by Liberal
|guerrillas last July. the Time cor
respondent reported:
with smoke still pluming into
la clear sky. bandits not busy loot
ing or loading lined up in the
plaza to drink 'aguardiente' from
the local 'cantina.' They hauled
the little narmonium out of the
church, tried to play it. failed,
and smashed it with rifle butts.
Then they found a photograph.
1T provided music for a wild dance
in the plaza's basketball court.
'sMen Danced Together"
""The men danced together, one
|cayorting wildly in a cassock he
found in the priests house.
"'By midafternoon. the bandits
were ready to leave. At the ceme-
terry they buried their single cas-
ualty with full military honors.
Then they marched away IN good
order, leaving smoldering ruins
and "a bodies
''It is understandable how in this
Evening star., 1952-01-25
Average Earnings Rise
For Production Workers
BY the Associated Press

Average earnings of production
workers in manufacturing rose tc
$67.36 a week in December, ur
by $1.55 from the previous month
the Bureau Of Labor Statistics
reported yesterday.
The main reason for the rise.
the bureau said, was an increase
in the average work week in man
ufacturing plants from 40.5 to
41.2 hours from id-November
to mid-December.
Evening star., 1952-01-25
sAmerica's Slave World
New, Tough Law Seen Hating
1Upsurge in Teen-Age Addicts

majority of fellows and girls com,
ling up. they seem to be neg
Ilected somewhat by their parents
general affection"
Still another said: Il believe
the only way you can actual,
lstop or begin to stop teen-agl
addiction is through some sor1
iof a revision of the Harrison Act
!. &. making it legal for registered
iaddicts. II they can obtair
their drugs through a doctor fo1
"a small amount Of money. they
won't go to the peddlers. It Won1
be profitable for the peddlers tl
sell drugs in the streets. !"
And a young doctor who became
an addict said: ANY peddler who
would take q child or just q kid
and sell him narcotic drugs, par
Iticularly some kid who doesn't
know the effect Of it or what life
time slavery it might lead to--1
would say that a. man who sells
narcotics to that person should
have the electric chair.
a.. It would be better to blow
his (the. youth's} brains out than
Ito get him started on narcotics
Then he loses his life. If you
give him narcotics. he will lose
his soul, too"
There is no known cure for
narcotics addiction except a de-
Isire within the addict himself to
want to be cured and enough will
power to keep away, from drugs.
But that desire and viii isn't
Istrong enough in most cases.
That's why the fight goes on
against the underworld which has
lenslaved so many men, women
land children with its evil traffic.
Evening star., 1952-01-25
Admiral to See chiune

TAIPEH. Formosa, Jan. 25 tPl-
vice Admiral Harold M. Martin,
commander of the u. s. 7th Fleet.
arrived today for conferences with
top American and Chinese Ma
tionalist officials. including Pres
ident Chang Kai-shek.
Evening star., 1952-01-25
!. Americas Slave World
By Don Whitehead
A.soeiaisd Press stafF Writer

/ There is rising hope today that
la new and tough Federal law
against narcotics peddling has
halted the, alarming upsurge in
fteen-age addiction to drugs.
For more than two, years, a
growing number Of teen-agers
Evening star., 1952-01-25

Iclimate of violence exceSses are
committed by both parties despite
church admonition and polict
action.
"The constitution Of Colombia
does grant religious freedom and
III Protestant sects labor there
In. 1850 the secretary Of the
Presbyterian Mission thanked The
government for protecting free
dom of religion and for prompt
investigation of an incident"
Evening star., 1952-01-25
Calm Debale UIe
Ii Vatican Envoy Issue

District leaders Of The National
Conference Of Christians and jews
today urged members Of all faiths
to be calm m discussing President
rruman,s proposal to send ar
ambassador to the Vatican.
The appeal was made by 4
Catholic. q Protestant and 4 jew
Dr.. George n. Ellis. wilbur La
Roe. il. and Aaron Goldman.
They are co-chairmen Of the ma
tional conferences washington
area,
.As Protestants, Catholics and
Jews. we are aware Of the wide
differences among us over this is
sue. arising out Of deep c0nvic-
tions, but We urge that these
differences be discussed calmly
and deliberately in q spirit Of
mutusl respect and understands
ING. !" the men said in . joint
statement.
Eve deplore the questioning OF
the patriotism of those whose
views are In conflict with the
views Of others on this issue. We
appeal to our people not to per-
NIT differences on this issue to
impair the friendlineSs. under
standing and cooperation among
Americans Of different faiths, on
matters of common concern
Evening star., 1952-01-25

Here is the lost Of . series dealing Will
Ameriea's narcotics traffic.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-19

we were to single out any one
American institution for special
thanks on this score, it would by
all odds have to be the United
Jewish Appeal-for enabling
hundreds of thousands of home
less and oppressed Jews to reach
Israel; for making it possible for
thousands of others to reach this
country and other democracies,
and for it's unique role in mobili-
zing great and necessary funds
with which Israel has sought to
win economic stability and indie
pendence.
For the immigrants brought to
Israel with funds raised through
the United Jewish Appeal, the
Year 5713 can be bright one.
But the degree of brightness de-
ponds on how many new agri-
cultural settlements are erected,
how many established colonies
are developed, how many anti
austerity farms are created and
expanded, how many housing
units are built and how many
key irrigation projects are car
ried out.
You-and you alon e-can
CONTINUED on Page l4S)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-19
ALBANY, GE0RGIA
RoSH HASHoNAH:
The Jewish New Year

soon will be listening to the
sound of the rams horn as it
heralds the coming of the New
Year 5713.
On this Rosh Hashonah, look
ing back at the year just passed,
we can offer thanks for many
things-not least among them the
great hopes renewed in Jewish
hearts throughout the world. If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15
RIVERDALE Gardens
ROGERS HEIGHTS

I-ACRE LOT
Detached 3-bedroom home. oil heat,
porch: beautiful lot with many shade
trees and swimming pool; lot faces
2 streets; easy terms; immed pos
session; JOHN L. SHELTON. Reaitor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15
HOUSES FOR sAlE-MD.
OPEN / TO 5 PM.
1ndn1 GRANnTN pn

S14,500. BUNGALOW, on lovely corne
lot; fully Enclosed with Ancho
fence; consisting of living rm.,
bedrms., modern kit. and tile bath
finished attic with exhaust fan; full
bsmt.; gas &C. heat; GI 4ee first
trust Of $9,S00; $75 mo. incl. taxes
Out Ga. ave. to approx. 10000 bloch
Of Georgia ave-. right on Dennis
about 5 blocks to open sign AND
property.
SIGLER & co. GE. 3431
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15
Woodmoor-$22,950
1O618 LOrain Ave.

Not subject to Reg. x. Terms NAV
be arranged. Trades considered. Attr
3rlck Cape Cod; .liv. rm. with ftp.
dln: area, kit. with built-in break.
fast bar. 2 sized bedrms., tile
path, lge.. side screened porch on
1st mr.; 1 lge. room. huge closets
ana storage space up, full bsmt.,
gar; lge. lot, Anchor fenced; neal
public and parochial schools, shop.
ping and tranSp.
past Four Corners) to Lorain ave
right to 1061S and Woodmoor open
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
SILVER SPRING AREA
NDEN CTTNDAV 1CR

This spacious Colonial brick witt
garage is outstanding in every de.
tail. Lily. rm.. firepl,, din. -rm., sids
1Sx12 and bath on LIST floor. 3
bedrms bath. sun deck, End floor
8 bedrms. are 1Sx12. Full bsmt.
storage rooms. other features. Only
$23.750. Seller in financial posi-
ton to consider trade on your
nous noTse ave- rtsna:d On ast NgT Hamp
lane for approx. miles to Oak
View, left on Oak View DIR. to 1926
and open sign. MR.. HARRIS. MA.
5000, on premises.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES INC. 1920 K St. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15
Close-In Location-$14,50O
701 Boston Ave.

Attractive brick home, contains Ice
iiv. rm.,. din. rm., kit, 2 lge. bedrms.
tile bath, storage attic; Completely
redecorated; easy walking distance
10 elementary and jr.. high schools;
TO, reach: Out Piney Branch rs, "a
Phil; ave, left to Takoma ave.
right to Boston ave-, left to 7O1.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
sH. 5556. REALToR. TILL PM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15
Kensington-$14,25O
1922 st. Paul st.

3-bedrm. Cape Cod: lge
Nv: rm., dln. rm., comb, kit, / full
to schools, shopping and transporta.
ton; beautiful h-acre fenced lot
70 reach: Out Connecticut ave
through kensington. right on Ken
slngton-Wheaton I'd. to st. Paul and
open house; or out Ga. ave. to Plyers
MIL I'd, left to st. Paul, right tc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

E-Four-bedrm. Cape Cod,
brand new; Ia baths. firepl. in lge.
liv. rm., full din. rm., equipped kit.
full bsmt. with auto. washer. .2-car
garage, lot 100x190 IT. A real bar
gain at only S14,75O; APPROX: 81 900
WELL. INC. WA. $500. Open It'll
8 pm. 10
BELLEMEADE, 12.75O-Two-bedrm
BUNGALOW with lge. expan. attic. sep:
arate dinette. equipped kit, full
bsmt. with beautiful knotty pine
recr. rm., gas heat, situated on Ice:
p rsfI ~ Cali PERRY Boswell.
INC, WA. $500. Open til 8 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15

3-Redroom Rambler

auto. washer. S78 per mo. pays ali.
$1,000 down. Terms II desired, CT
loan. Viers Mill to Claggert, left to
Crawford, left to Allison, right to
1920. Rockville 1888.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15
HOUSES FOR SALAMp.

BRICK RAMBLER-2-bedrm.: ga
duced TO SI3, $50; expand; attic
ACRE BEL LE3 M9 a SRoTNb fH Tontia;
about 5 miles B, e. line liz Ioveis
ranch house, 3 bedrms., 22-ft. liv
rm;, din. rm... lovely. kit, modern
bath, bsmt., oil h.-w.h.; city water
Home and grounds in AL condition
garden S15 len planted. A real buy At only dy
down. Cali Ferry r BOSWELL e si inc,
WA. $500. Open until 8 pm.
BY OWNER-$1,5OO down. assume
81 loan payment. $72,50, incl. all;
1,yr- old 3-bedrm. Cape Cod. AP
OWNER Of small country estate will
trade for town house. Estate has :
gas, electric, outbldgs. 8 acres OF
land; Southern Nd. on state hwy,
low cost at Sic. $50, For insp. to-
ss cav Wee ME ooT bfRir Afs We
CO, MA. $3.50:
BRICK CAPE COD. 5 years old, 2
bedrms. LIST floor, fireplace full
basement. gas a.-c. heat; patio over
looking large fenced back yard; inn
m mo4eh. W. ss'S Bo2a down and $50; 25
OPEN sUNDxY~6S2s Defense hwy.
Lovely 2-bedrm. brick, full bsmt.,
anchor fence; across I'd. from Land
over Hills shopping center; dining
sT nr sRx1' c9 aai kit MaoB RS1
MAsoNITE on hollow tile; 7-rm
house with porches; mr.. bus, church
and school. Reas. 500 Tuiip ave
Takoma Park, Md. 81. 1888.
A GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE, an ex.
SSs ams ,iiEat.d W We 2-bedrm
w IsSof na land; bSmt; apt. with sround
floored attic: garage; lovely land.
scaping; 90O-ft. highway frontage;
E tf5m SAL !; EDW: scoHIiceK, ' bPotse
BEAUTIFIUiL PERMA-sroNE. ami
lot ssx22s; tile bath. full bsmt.
reduee dluS'y Se4s RiteSie sd
1880; "A After 8. HI. ss7 S-' WEST SS
sI ISEfH h' House FOR SALE, s75c
down; LIST MORTGAGE, $50 mo. Sac.
rifice sale: Forestville. Md. 1856
$4,000 DOWN, Hyattsville area
lovely 6-rm. home. spacious 1iv. rm
So Nttt' Ah'' A!OC hlI., uIy OSIlt
REALTY, AP. 01O0.
OPEN SUN. 1915, $500 18th ave-. sar-
gent Knobs (St. Johns Parish),
brick bungalow, basement. attic,
Anchor fence. JOHN H. JOHNSON,
OPEN Sun Sun, &c, 2ooe ruc M1n
ST., Green Meadows. 5-rm. bunga-
low, knotty pine sun rm.. expansible
ssttic, $1,000 down. JOHN H. JOHN
son; WA: $3.50. lis
EXCLUSIVE HILLSIDE, MD, prop
erty, fully Diet. 5-rm. and bath
frame rambler-type; bungalow; cleo.
kit, fully equipped, spacious rms,
lot. 40x116, shaded ground. Mr.. ali
airfields. Cow. for CT. $4,000 for
quick sale. Phone HI. 1880 or ride
to 1905 52nd ave. Sc. -15
$4,000. with. $1,000 down. 2-bedrm
house. ami. full bSmt.. oil heat.
Terms to suit. WA. O657. is
CAMP SPRINGS-ONLY S12.95O
NEW 2-BEDROOM RAMBLER
OF Allentown I'd. and MATS H. O.
Ha-acre tree shaded level lot. Spacious
rms, picture windows, all-elec, kit.
with bar. din. rm., tiled bath with
shower; utility rm. A wonderfully
we'll built home in q lovely subur-
ban location. Mrs. Cox, LU. 2-SI36
ATLAS REALTY CO.. ST. 1868.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15

Brick Homes in Bethesda
$500 Block Lone Oak DR..
S1S,500
Perfectly built Cape Cod homes. Big
living room, fireplace, dining room.
tully equipped kitchen, bedrooms
and tiled bath. Full basement, gas
heat: outside entrance; hig side
porch. Lots 75x15O. About So. 200
home or lot. Call MR.. TAYLOR.
-. FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. NC.-1520 K ST. NV.
MA Hn0n TX