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Evening star., 1952-01-13
Soccer League Ployine
Two Contests Iodny

Midway Club plays Marlboro
and A. Myron Cowell Club plays
Charles County American Legion
at La Plata in today's Washington
and Suburban Soccer League
games. Both start at 2 pm.
Marlboro will be without the
services Of Billy Wyvill, its star
halfback. who is temporarily
suspended after being banished
from q game last Sunday.
Evening star., 1952-01-13
V Sponsor Too Fast
On Commercial Draw
For UnscheduIed Bout
by the Asseeiated Press

NEW YORK, Jan. IA
spokesman for NBC-TV said
today "it is virtually automatic
that the commercial follows
the end of a sports event by so
many seconds" in explaining
why viewers were not able to
see the fracas which followed
the Castellani-Durando fight
in Madison Square Garden
last night.
The viewers missed seeing
Rocky Castellani's manager,
Tony Ryan, swing at Referee
Ray Miller.
"Once a commercial, on film,
such as this one, is started it
can not be stopped" the
spokesman said.
Evening star., 1952-01-13

either the outfield or second base.
He win be tested at both positions
in training camp before the Mats
decide where to play him.
Rochinski is the second Wash
ington high school football star
to be signed by the Mats in the
last nine months. Maryland Parks
Bob Hampton played with Roa-
noke Rapids, Mats Glass . team,
the 1851 season.
Rochinski lives at 1926 Otis
street NE.
Evening star., 1952-01-13
Phelps, Dunbar Win
|nterhigh Openers

Phelps and Dunbar won the
opening games of the Negro Dis
trict interhigh basketball race
yesterday at Uline Arena, each
with the same total.
Phelps led all the way to de-
feat Cardozo, in the first game,
50-38, while Dunbar out-pointed
Armstrong on the foul to win,
50-48.
Warren Williams scored 81
points and Jim Boddie, 13, to lead
Dunbar, while Armstrong featured
the top scorer in Center Donald
Robinson, who had Is points.
| Both Phelps and Dunbar art
unbeaten this season, Phelps II
two games and Dunbar in three,
Evening star., 1952-01-13
Clubs 10 Start
Player Selection at
New York Thursday
BY the Associated Press

~~~@S A4AA1s O0k1s Ia WI
kinds OF drafts will top the topics
under discussion at the annual
meeting of the National Football
League. due to get under way in
New York Thursday. 4
The first. Of course, is the yearly
selection of likely college players
by the pro league clubs. The
second is the draft which brings
greetings from the armed SER
vices. -.
The II clubs in the league will
take turns putting the finger
on college players whose class
has been graduated or will be
graduated before next September
l. or who will have received a
diploma from recognized col.
lege by that date.
Draft Big Concern.
1t is no secret that NFL own
ers and coaches are deeply con-
cerned over the draft status of
the men they hope to acquire
from the play-for-fun ranks.
The Philadelphia Eagles. as
an example, point out that rs
per cent of the men they are
most interested In are headed
into uniform in the near future.
Ed Hogan, the Eagles pub
licity director, said the club will
gu ahead withs its selections in
the draft session, hoping to wind
up with its share of players
available for the coming season.
First order Of business at the
meeting starting Thursday at the
Hotel Statler in New York will
be the bonus picks with seven
clubs participating.
Redskins Not Eligible.
Five clubs-the Chicago Bears,
Washington Redskins, Detroit
Lions, Philadelphia Eagles and
New York Giants-will not take
part because they have already
made their bonus selections.
Other league matters coming upI
at the meeting are:
/. The Federal Governments
suit against the league, charging
the NF'L with violating the Sher-
man Antitrust Act by control
ling the radio and television COW
erage Of games. A week ago the
league was given As days to an-l
ewer the Governments bill Of par
.ticulars, after which the case hasI
been ordered to a full trial. q, 4
2. Recommendations Of the|
Rules Committee, which will meet
"wednesday night. before the main
session.
ssa Among the changes expected to
sBe considered by the committee
are the numbering of players ac-
Eording to position, elimination of
the point after touchdown with |
the touchdown counting seven in
stead OF six points, use Of the
sudden death rule in tied, regu-
arly-scheduled games as well as /
championship and playoff games, |,
and making the tackle eligible /
play-enacted last year for one
season. permanent part of the,
rules. Il
Dallas Team Discussed.
8. A report that Dallas, Tex,
will have an NFL team on the
field next fall. Gordon McLen-
don, president of the Liberty
Broadcasting System, has indi- ,
Gated he may be in the market .
for franchise. And Ted Collins, +,
owner of the New York Yanks, is !
believed in some quarters to be ,
ready to pull out. /
The recall of Ted Williams, ]
Boston Red Sox star, by the Ma ]
rines also can be expected to pro- +.
vide lot of conversation dur
ing the NFL get-together. Prac-
tically every club in the pro foot {
ball loop has men in the same {
category as the big outfielder. ]
Evening star., 1952-01-13
Navy
~ Continued From Page BID

Navy football game. led Navy's
first-year team to a 59-48 victory
over Georgetown's freshmen.
Raster sank six goals and four
free throws for Is points at the
Plebes won their third Of four
games. Mike Driscoll and Joe Car
roll paced Georgetown with IA
points apiece.
Evening star., 1952-01-13
Meeting at St. Cyprion's

Plans for st. Cyprian,s Athletic
Clubs annual sports banquet will
be made at a meeting at pm.
today at the parish hall. Thir-
|teenth and c streets Sc.
Evening star., 1952-01-13
Totals a 10 So
Score at halftine: "a

Totals IA 81 Totals 61o "a
Score at halftime: 1911. Anacostia. -"
Evening star., 1952-01-13

Totals -.1s IL 4s Totals 90 IS So
Score at half--Navy. 3s; Georeetown
The Miami times., 1952-09-06
"NEGRO IN
SCIENCE" FILM AT
LOCAL MOVIES

"The Negro in Science" a fas-
cinating acknowledgements film
on the remarkable activities OF
members of the race in the re-
search laboratories of the world
will be shown at the Harlem
Modern and Libcity Drive-In
Theatres the week of September
z; the Ace, Liberty and Ritz the
week of September IA for Z days.
One of series of widely her
aided documentary films on Ne
gro America, Science" features
DR.. Clarence T. Mason, director Of
Research at the Carver Founda-
ton.
DIR. Mason in his film report
visits the Carver Foundation at
Tuskegee, the Harlem Hospital
in New York, the Michael Reese
Hospital in Chicago, the labora-
tories of Howard University, and
opens doors into many other re-
search centerS where members of
the race are conducting investiga-
tionS concerning the causes of
cancer, polio, certain heart di-
SeaSes and other medical myster-
les.
A part Of the film deals with
the remarkable blood plasrna dis
coverieS of the late DR.. Charles
Drew, and the food chemistry eX-
perimentS of the revered DR..
George Washington Carver, and
his successors.
Other films in this motion pic
ture series cover the subjects Of
Entertainment" Sports" "Na-
tional Affairs" Industry" and
"Educations."
These films were produced by
e. M. Glucksman with the advice
and counsel of a National Board Of
Selection consisting Of DR.. Fred
erick Patterson, President Of Tus-
kegee Institute; MIR. willard
Townsend, President Of the. Unit
ed Transport Service Employees,
CIO; Mr.. Claude A. Barnett, di-
rector Of the Associated Negro
Press; Rev. Marshall Shepard, Re-
corder of Deeds for the city of
Philadelphia Co.; and Mr.. william
Trent, director of the United Ne
gro College Fund.
The Miami times., 1952-09-06
MESSENGER FEATURES
NEGRO PRELATES

Outstanding Negro ministers OF
the nation are featured in h e
current Message Magazine DR..
Harry V. Richardson, president OF
Cannon Theological seminary
and former chaplain of Tuskegee,
and DR.. Howard Thurman, pastor
Of the Church for the Fellowship
of All Peoples in California are
deemed worthwhile voices in the
wind for a better world by Edi-
tor Louis B. Reynolds. The peri
odical is published in Nashville,
Tenn. by the Southern Publish
ing Association.
The Miami times., 1952-09-06

NEW YORK - (CNS) - Rep.
Adam Clayton Powell became a
Democrat off the inactive list this
week after listening to Governor
Adlai Stevenson'S two rousing
speeches on support Of FEPC and
Civil Rights, besides a personal
talk with the Governor at his 18th
floor suite in the Hotel Biltmore.
Powell, along with thousands Of
Democrats, became charmed with
the Democratic nominee, who lit
orally swept through New York
The Miami times., 1952-09-06
Powell Back In Line
After Stevenson Meet

and New Jersey in his two day
visit here.
Following his own meeting, the
former recalcttrant Powell, who
had been advocating Negroes to
stay away from the polls, told re-
porterS: There can now be no
argument so far as the Negro
people are concerned. Now that
the Governor has spelled it out
with regard to the civil rights
platform all doubts are removed
from my mind"
The Miami times., 1952-09-06
EARTHA KIT BREAKS
PRECEDENT, SELLS CARVER
COINS AT MACN'S

Perhaps the first Negro actress
to be honored by a major depart
ment store is Eartha Kit, the
South Carolinian and vivaciouS
singing star of New Faces. Miss
<itt will sell the newly issued
Carver Washington memorial
coin for the benefit of the Booker
T. Washington Birthplace Educa-
tional Memorial. "a chance to
meet Eartha Kitt," is the slogan
of the worlds largest store in the
heart of Herald Square.
The Miami times., 1952-09-06
TEXANS HOLD OWN ON
LOCAL CAMPuSES

James Charles Thibodeaux art
ist-photographer on staff of sta
ton WOR, has informed this col
umniSt that Texans are coming
into their own chalking up rec
ord for themselves on college
campuses here. Mosetta Johnson,
art expert attending NY. Uni
versity is one of Dallas, prominent
civic leaders.
Sherman, Tex. has produced
educator William Hill a student
of administration at Columbia
university. Prof. J. L. Patton is
also student at Columbia. Thibo-
deaUx and his brother, Charles
both superb photographers and
artists, are making laudable rec
ords for the State of Texas.
Robert Grier, director of Cooper
Community center, sponsored by
the youth board and the board
of education, plans to develop his
extension research acquired in
Peru, Bolivia and Brazil. A St.
Louisian and holde r of degrees
from Hampton institute and the
New York School of Social Work
he speaks, reads and writes Span
ish fluently. He hopes to have his
work published in the tongues of
the countries he visited.
CHEMICAL SOCIETY
MEMBERS GEAR FOR
ATLANTIC MEET
Members of the American
The Miami times., 1952-09-06
CHURCHMAN FLIES TO
TENNESSEE DISCIPLINE MEET

Rev. H. r. HugeS, pastor of
Emanuel AME church recently re-
turned from European and West
Coast religious conquests, flew to
the Compilation Committee on
AME Church Discipline, conven-
ing in Nashville, chaired by
Bishop D. Ormonde Walker.
The Miami times., 1952-09-06
CHICAGO BARITONE
SHINES ON TV HOUR

NEW IORh - (ANP) =
Theodore Charles Stone, cele-
brated baritone of Chicago rose
to artistic fervor in his selections
ON "Domestically Yours" a unique
television program which was
seen by hundreds of viewers on
sets here. DR.. Roscoe H. Polin,
musicologiSt was interviewed by
Milo Boulton on the same TV
program.
The Miami times., 1952-09-06
DARKER RACES ELEVATED

Members of darker races on
staff of the United Nations are
coming into their own by merit
and ability, on the highest ad-
ministrative levels. flames Tor
res Bodet, director of the United
Nations Education Scientific and
Cultural Organization Ga Mexi-
can by BIRTH has named DR.. Alb
baS Amman, Egyptian educator to
head the second of world network
of centers for fundamental edu-
cation.
A seminar on adult education
will take place during the first
two weeks of September a r
Kingston, Jamaica. The highly
significant cultural event is being
organized by the University Col
lege of the West Indies, with the
assistance of UNESCO.
The Miami times., 1952-09-06
1t Happened In NY.
BY GLADYS p. GRAHAM

Chemical Society here are girding
their intellectual loins for the
l22nd national meeting of the
American Chemical Society, set
10 convene in Atlantic City, New
Jersey within the next week.
Some 5000 chemists and chemical
engineers are expected. Repre-
sentatives from the society's 139
local sections in all parts of the
country as well as Puerto Rico
and Hawaii will attend the can
GER prevention studies among
other recent development a n d
presentations to be granted for
the membership.
WORK OF sEPIA ATHLETES
LAUDED IN AMATEUR
ATHLETE
"The Amateur Athlete" Off
cial publication of AAU of the
United States lauded the work of
Negro along with other athletes
who gave their all at the XIV
Olympiad in Helsinki the largest
entry of all time.
Mae Faggs, sepia female track
woman, was feted by the Kiwanis
Club at the Swank BaySide Yacht
Club. Some II organizations join
ed in the festivities to salute Miss
raggs and her admiring mother
at the luncheon.
Evening star., 1952-03-28
REAL ESTATE LOANS

IMMEDIATE CASH, End trust loans.
Notes purchased and sold. RE. 2306;
ewes, AID. 1866.
FIRST Ann SECOND TRUST LOANS.
construction funds Arlington area.
McCIA1NE PROPERTIES. 2100 VIII
son blvd. ia. 2.3300.'
ElRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates: 8 to 8 year terms and
NC. Ills Eye st. NV. Ma. 646S
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BARTOW REALTY Co, Realtors.
1881 @ SC. NV. NE. 2495.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST - We
VIII buy second trust notes, D. c..
NATIONAL MORTGAGE a. INVEST
MENT CORR 1912 N. =. ave. NV.
CASH PAID for lst and end trust
notes. white or colored. IN D. c..
Nd, or Va; quick settlement. Full
AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE for LIST.
End and 3rd h.ortgages; nearby Md.
properties. Call MR.. PERCY, JU.
$4,000, 319 Eig Bldg. Sil Sps., Nd.
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS.
2I5G to ~ DISCOUNTS.
MR.. QUICK. RA. 34lS. 29s
Evening star., 1952-03-28
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
Of. Of your hone business nss OF invest. 5ss,ss
csIi <. 4. HuMPHRiEs. Reaitor.
sos North Capitol. Ma. $3.50, Free
appreisais. Results since 1919.
sg 1oestan Cash s1 for e9dItIon ySoT ho%s Gs
Cash BUYERS waiting for 3 and
bedrm. homes IN NV. wash. nearby
Mont. Mont. &C, &c, ,nz, and Ta, & Tc :sll r y1qr %p
MODERN. CLEAN "a bedrm, home
in good D. c. or nearby Md. loca-
ton: Sc. pref. MRS. cox. LU
D. c. OR MARYLAND-We buy for
satisfaction is our M success. with
out oblieation. call CAMPANELLA &
co. EX 4113
HOMES URGENTLY NEEDED -
hase several splendid Gs prCspecsss sss oG ior
and q 4-bedroom Cape Cod under
$50. 900. Must be in good north
Arlington location, Ewes, please call
Mr., Miller; OR; 1882 With FRANK
phsREahF1 REh1ItFes 4e Ely III SSss6 nice s-bedToom sS
home. nice location: have cash. No
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co. has
many cuenIS VINO need desirable
HAVE Z CLIENTS who would ike to
buy relatively new brick BUNGALOWS
tnear one another. they are re-
latedl in good NV. section or
nearby Md. Up to S16,000. Good
cash payments. Call TU. 2I00
AVON SHOCKEY. Realtor. 500 Ken
I vii WILL ii PAY Cash TODAY for your e
home; any location. any condition:
quick action. RE 2201. 81. 7T47
NV. d. c.; 2 bedrms., det.; sub
stantial cash. LU. 1-4T95.
have SEVERAL CLIENTS with. all
cash. ready to buy two 3-bedrm
homes in or near Arlington. For
quick sale. call Mrs. Grimm, ALLO
REALTY CO., oW. 950S; ewes. CHI.
LEIGH C. KELSEY co. specializes
in Brentwood and NV. homes For
quick action in buying or selling
yoggrr home. call GE. 3os0 or FIR.
CAPE COD OR RAMBLER. with
bsmt.; $4,000 to handle: mr.. NV.
or ne. Washington in Montgomery
Co., for mvself. Box 462-R, STAR
Evening star., 1952-03-28
LOANS

End AIM srd TRUST LOANS
NATIONAL T;1SzNscE ilst co. 49,
1914 e 81. NV. t11fh and ~
LOVER PAXMENTs LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and
consolidate your present trusts.
% snd fnterest Iue1d ana i've ives1 1ou Sny si. bai.
Ance In cash. Cali Mr.. MILLER.
NE. 1920; evenings, LA. 6-61D4.
End TRUST NOTES. Pur-
chased promptly. Free APP
praisals CAPITAL CO., DI.
Evening star., 1952-03-28
wArER FRONT PROF. FoR SALE

SCIENTIST CLIFFS. Port Republic.
Md cottages and lots for sale to
college graduates at restricted beach:
community bldg, organiled recrea-
tion. sandy bay beach. fresh-water
lake. I20 cottages; literature on
request. Drive down any time. "a
nRnsH Riss bssSndI SsSTIAEsisssS eEinss Tssassicss %
24x30. $3.50; completed on your
lot less plumbing and wiring. ~.
YEAR-ROUND HOME. Q bedrooms.
bath, @5 miles out: automatic gas
heat. gas stove, elec. refgr.. laundry
room. glass-incl porch; furnished;
SO 80 terms: NE; O519.
Very attractive home, 8 rooms.
bath, basement, oil heat. ami;
outside shower and fountain. patio,
balcony view Of water; 75 yds. to
swimming beach: assume CT loan Of
S5.200, $1,000 down; $4,000. "a.
LoI. 1ooxleo; seIby on the Bay.
ss.seo 80 N WMITHSY i1so DN.-Attractive.
small. 4-yr.-old. year-r0und cot
socs sec and n beach beach privilesss Ss ess shsdy
Side. Desle area; EDW: scoL-
Cottage City. Nd. AP. 2266. 2ee
Evening star., 1952-03-28
lots 3 ACREAGE FoR SALE

ASHTON AREA. 50 ACRES--Are you
country minded? DO you want to
build your home cut among the wide
open spaces? We have 2 hills. 4
valley, . year-around creek. ideal
for future lake. Cleared area among
minutes to heart Of WASHINGTON. OF
sale. caii FUIT6N s-37li. so
UPPER l6th ST. area. Shepherd
PIX. Over $500 50. II. at only SOC
IA. 1900. evss. az. o5is. si
18th ST.. (7900 bloek). corner North
gsts s. g; ioox1oo. Mr.. HAssIN'
OWNER win sen ant. site, nearby
yirginte. with sewer and water.
I Ca. k&10. ~
Evening star., 1952-03-28
TRUCKS FOR SALE

BUS, K-5 international; walk-ir
CHEvRE6LETTS iissE 6SLfTSS, r1e4s r51oo', ay series;
cab over engine tractor with 5th
conS Sasii 4s5 ns ais1ess IH s419a rfale c perfect
cHEvRoLET. d,,;va LET. 1915 t,4s. panel; sgqa con, q
SANDERS, Washs Oldest Ford
Dealer (NA. 9S5O). lila Vermont
ave. NV.
DODGE 1850 N-ton pickup; recon-
ditioned throughout; $945. HILL g.
SANDERS. Wash's Oldest Ford
Dealer tNA. 9s50). lila Vermont
y sond. BEftTSsvIEIfGn GARAGE. 2iSaSsi tHec gS'
DODGE sHDG 1s47 x-ton; step-in S Sody;
in excellent condition throughout;
very reasonably priced; have have nc, no
CLEANERS, 435 r st. NV. NO.
DoDSE SaDS; 40 model wHA-47; EFT.
aluminium band body behind cab:
full rear doors, 2-Speed rear axle,
dual rear s wheels; .S S,sDssd nd, trans tran
used only for light delivery; real
bargain; $645; SLIGO MOTORS,
INC. JU. 7-90so; eyes,. GE. o457.
FORD 1850 rs I5s.ton s.eyl.; Ions
or without stake body; owner driven,
swing liberal guarantee. HILL &
Dealer INA. 9S50). 11l4 Vermont
FacRsD hIS 1851 r.5 1pA-ton s.cyl.; long
sSp ssSDFSa sondic0 aGOoG 9us.s @ liberal 0TnsF sasF
antee; with or without l2-ft; stake
sSds olds;t HaI PdIa beseE shNDFsSS SES yss6s $685.
EsHS IT nsfsss diER''' 'ss is pickup 3. ssso
cHEy. late. 80 h-ton panel low
mileage; clean; front grill guard.
ssstsr s6: ,.Tnt snstains HT sshE dsiyery bar5sin
GMC 1852. 1-ton panel; must sacrifice
over payments. RA. s45S. 80
CHEVROLET AZ h-ton de luxe
panel l.owner, looks and runs Ike
o1 63R siSo &C. dSsn 5Sc' .yeniSss aaS Wis. ss sye
CHEVROLET 1850 q ton pickup,
reconditioned and Guaranteed. Save
several hundred dollars; $9g5.
7725 Wis. ave-, OIL. 6l00. Open
evenings. --2S
LARGEST SELECTION Of trucks At
lowest prices in town; 40 Chevrolet
1iS-ton dump. Si95 down; '48 Chew
rolet pickup. $145 down; AZ Chev-
roiet panel. 500 down; AZ Chevro-
let canopy. S99. down; 40 Ford
sedan delivery. like new. 500 down.
MANHATTAN AUTO KAISER-FRA-
FER, INC. both sides Of 7th at r
NV, open daily, s am. to 6. pm;
Sun. 8 am. to 4 pm. NO. 270O.
FORD Al panel. Mercury motor,
overhauled. 6outhwind heater. good
tires; $295: 81. $685.. so
FORD 1949 F-6 dump: 2-speed axle,
heater; 3-yard body. booster brakes.
cab shield: top condition.; ready to
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer INA.
FORD 1946 2-ton 14-ft. stake; c.o.e.;
IL excel; c9nda; priced to sell at
INSTfYEHRNATioNxT SfYHRNATi 1s47 ss-ton ex-
press; $795. HILL g. SANDERS,
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer INA.
0S50). 1114 Vermont ave. NV.
THAMES 1946 1z-ton panel. the best
in gas economy at low dollar price;
Oldest Ford Dealer (NA. 9660), lila
UarTnnFf ave n W
Evening star., 1952-03-28
WFRoNT PRoP. .-sALE tcent. ]

LAKE JACKSON. VA CABIN. $500;
liv. fFi.: bedrin.: kit; ser. porch: :
overlook lake. Also lee. corner lot:
SiO DOWN. $40 Pen M0NTH-Fof
very desirable lots At various beach
LOTS AND COTTAGES
We have available many lots and cot
tages on South River. West River
and Ches,. Bay. Lots S150 and up.
cottages from So 900. Easy terms
!. can be arran4ed. KAY REALTY
CO.. INC. RA. 2200; eyes,. GE.
Evening star., 1952-03-28
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED
(confinued. ]

CHEVROLET 1851 station wagon. With
sSnAaS IN nilsis %oToss HeSI r niif if7 U51s. com
monwealth ave-, Roanoke, Va, or
phone Roanoke S-3359. Give fun
Evening star., 1952-03-28

COR. 9Th AND r SITS. NV. Desirable
ONCE space, approx. 1900 ga. IT,;
entire second floor, suitable for law
or insurance ONCE. Available May. 1.
GEORGE F. HANE. INC.
514 r st. NV. MA. 1904
Evening star., 1952-03-28

BOND BLDG. s.w. corner 18th st
and N. Y. ave. NV. single rooms
and suites now available from S27. 80
up. KASS-BERGER. INC. EN-. 500.
Evening star., 1952-03-28
LOTS s ACREAGE FOR SAL
tconsinu6A, J

|I60 ACRES, 20 miles from b. c. by
Shirley hwy. on main hwy, near
Quantico; long road frontage: call
Mr. ArroWsmith with CHARLES r..
H1oEr Ee ali.i INC sc.. l7o7 s0ss, p1ss st.. Alex.
LEVEL 75xI35 LOT, No. 3. block b,
section 8 Of Drum Point Beacn, Md.
walking distance TO all the beach
area. Restricted section. Commut-
Ing distance e to Wash "a ana vicinity.
'1o5xiio. ON ON yOHNsOSN AVE, Be-
thesda-- Price, $1,000. lot on Jack
son Lake, 5Oxl00. lake-front. $1,000.
ROIIINGWOOD = 70-ft. frontage.
$4,000; all util.. paved street. From
I to 70 acres. $500 per acre. near
Conn. ave, sewer and water. Sd, 900
sRfEAITTsal Tsls Co, INC INc. ssis iiyinssson in
81 nv Or 5los 81 AZ .sil + ? Pm. ;,,.2 mss -
ton; Can GRAHAM s Co, 81.
BfGHilLgbING fHlg LOT, suitable for ii. ram
bier, .stTatford Hills. Arl.. Va. Call
arARaf@ESff IA RaTsSs$ff GROUND, a-apt. Is Site.
Soc per It. LIss REALTY CO.. ME.
5000 SO. FIT. CORNER; al utils.;
Best offer. Box 1885. Wash 4. 2; G.
FINE BUILDING SITE; "a acre, near
Allentown I'd. By owner. Q niles
IDEAL PLACE FOR HOMESITE--
Beautiful trees and shrubbery; near
Ashton, Md, p. Q. Box I24-A
F5TR.ACRE iHSeS BUILDING siTE-
Ideally located in Potomac Hunt
: section. Corner River road and
Stony Greek I'd. A bargain at
l7th ct. NV. Me. 41O0. --1
LAKE BARCROFT-Waterf lot.
AL utilities in. Call Temple S441.
TWO LOTS OF Mass. ave., nearby
Md. 120-ft. front; utils.; $4,000 So.
It. WI. 2017. 20
SEVEN ACRES. soned multiple dwell
ing in Falls Church; price, 35c per
So. #. An utils. avail. PENTAGON
REALTY CO.. JE. 1880.
33 ACREs-Good frontage on Lees
burg pike. about " In woods; nice
stream; less than Is miles to D. C..
BURNERS REALTY CO.. IA. e
Evening star., 1952-03-28
COLORED OR WHITE

Apartment house near New Hamp-
shire and Randolph. cts. NV. First
fioor, Q apts.; second floor, one. apt.
owners apt. and single rms; thtrd,
$4,000 per year; about six times
rental. Oil h.-w.h.. full dry baset
ment. Lge. front porch. WILLIAM H.
SAUNDERS CO.. D1. 1915 eves..
Q2. 6l19. ~
Evening star., 1952-03-28
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

home. ocean front, for rent; also
new cottage. ocean block. OIL. 1915.
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