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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07
Cabbies Set For
Big Race

oSTEND, Belgium tF--Iocai
Gag drivers in bowler and ira
ditional attire will compete a.ere
on July rs in the Grand Prix dies
Cochers at the Wellington race
track.
The 900 meter. race, open to
all cab drivers who own their
own horse, viii be held at mid
meeting to allow the cabbies to
resume business at the end of
the racing afternoon. The riders,
incidentally, may ask to be re-
placed by a member of their
family.
All contestants must weigh less
than / inety Kilograms about
40 pounds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07
Stern Test Is
Seen In Golf
Tourney Today
Citizen Staff Photo

ARDMORE, Okla. IA golf
hole that the touring professionals
say has no equal possibly held
the key today to the winner Of
the $4,000 Ardmore Open Golf
Tournament.
Such golf names as Tony Penna,
Cincinnati, AL Besselink, Chicago,
Tommy Bolt, Durham, N. c., and
Skee Riegel, Tulsa. Okla, will at
test to the sternness of the "Cliff
Hole" the par-5 5s3-yard 10th hole
at scenic Dornick Hills Country
Club.
II was on this fabulous hole that
Penna took a nine, BeSselink an
eight, and Bolt and Riegel sevenS
to make their task harder as they
headed into today's third round of
this rich Southern Oklahoma links
event.
Besselink, however, was in bet
ter shape than Bolt, Riegel and
Penna as the field of professionals
and II amateurs toured the 70 par
G, 4S3-yard course in quest Of gold
and glory.
The 2S-year-o,d Besselink, ninth
among the money winners on the
1852 PEA circuit with IS, 26I, was
tied for the lead with Shelley May
field, Cedarhurst, N. j., Ralph
BIomquist. Eagle Rock. Calf, and
julius Boros, Mid-Pines, n. C., at
13T-three under par.
Right behind Bolt were Roberto
de Vicenzo. Buenos Aires. the first
round leader: Dave Douglas. New
ark. Del. and Johnny Palmer,
Badin, N. C., with l3s.
At even par $50 were e. J.
lDutch) Harrison, the host pro-
fessional, and two Californians.
Jimmy Clark. LoQuna Beach, and
Jerry Barber, Pasadena.
The Cliff Hole" designed BY
Perry Maxwell, the well known
golf course architect. has a natur-
al stone wall 20 feet high and 80
feet long guarding an elevated
green Some % yards behind the
green is out Of bounds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07
Orlando Rally
In Ninth Nips
LAX Beach
BY The Associated Press

The Orlando Senators came up
Friday night with another ninth
inning rally that produced three
runs and enabled them to snatch
a 32 Florida State League victory
from the Jacksonville Beach Sea,
Birds.
The second-place Senators beat
the DeLand Red Hats Thursday
night with a similar last-inning
surge.
An error by Joe Angel allowed
Don Ford to score the winning
run. Before that Ray Thomas sin
gled, Ed Levy doubled and Ford
singled both of them home. Angel
bobbled Pinchhitter Vince Yin
cones blow a few minutes later
to let Ford reach home.
In other games, the Daytona
Beach Islanders nosed Sanford,
40; DeLand beat the Cocoa In
dians, AZ; and the LeeSburg Pack.
erS heSted the Palatka AzaIeas,
rs in - innings.
John Fetner turned In a s-hitter
for the Red Hats Red Roberts
helped with a s-run homer in the
second inning.
AL Wenger, Daytona Beach
pitcher, laid down a perfect bunt
TO squeeze in a mate from third
base with the winning run in the
top of the ninth. Wenger struck
out seven Sanford batters. yielded
only five hits ard rassed four.
Fred Brady, Leesburg third
baSeman, broke no the extra.
inning fray with Palatka with
long triple, scoring Pitcher Stan
Zedalis 70 end the s-hour, Is min.
ute contest.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07
Sun Sox Hurlers
Streak Ends At Y
By The Associated Press

The fanciest pitcher winning
streak in the Florida International
League-a 22-game run by Vincent
Lopez for the Miami Sun Sox--
finally was broken Friday night.
The Miami Beach Flamingos, al
though held to seven hits, finally
stopped Lopez with a 20 decision.
The victory advanced the second
place Flamingos to within 2l5
games of league-leading Miami.
Lopez won 16 straight for Miami
in 1850 before moving up to the
hgher-class Texas League last
year, and he had six in a row for
the Sun Sox this season. Miami
Beach got to him for its winning
runs in the third ON three singles,
an error and two walks.
Solid pitching continued to high.
light league play. Fort Lauderdale
shut out West Palm Beach, 20,
on a shit job by Dick Hack and
Havana whitewashed ST. Peters
burg, 80. on a one hit performance
by Mike Fornielles. Tampa de.
feated Lakeland, 80.
Fornielles walked the first man
to face him, then cut the Saints
down in order until Nesbit Wilson
finally singled with one out in the
eighth. Only the two Saints got
On base.
Tampa's victory was its eighth
in a row. Claro Duany led the
attack with a 3-run double in the
fourth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07
Today's Games
Nv Tire Associated Press

Nv The Associated Press
American Lsssvs
Sc. Louis az New York
Detroit at Boston
Cleveland AZ Philsdelphia
Chicago at Washington tnlghu
Nstlenal Leasve
New York 81 Pittsburgh
Brooklyn az Cincinnati
Boston at Chicago
Philadelphia ~ 81. Louis tni
Florida international lsavus
Havana at 81. Petersburg
Lakeland at Tampa
Miami az Miami Beach
Fort Lauderdale az West Palm
Beach
Fiesids State lssSes
Palatka al Leeshurg
Cocoa az Delana
Sanford ~ Dsytnns Beach
oriando at jacksonville Beach IA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07
BASEBALL
RESULTS
FRIDAYS GAMES
BY The Associated Press

National League
Chicago 7 Boston 2
Pittsburgh 2 New York /
Brooklyn 6 Cincinnati
Brooklyn 6 Cincinnati 4
st. Louis Philadelphia 4
American League
ST. Louis New York 8
Cleveland II Philadelphia 4
Detroit 4 Boston 2
Chicago 4 Washington
Florida International League
Miami Beach Miami o
Tampa s Lakeland 2
Havana 9 st. Petersburg 0
Fort Lauderdale 2 West Palm
Beach 0
Florida State League
Orlando 3 Jacksonville Beach 2
Daytona Beach Sanford 3
LeeSburg I Palatka 6 (13 innings
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07
Wanger In Jail

Los ANGELES Up - Film Pro-
Queer Walter Wanger will work as
a librarian during his s-month jail
term.
Wanger was taken to the Los
Angeles County Honor Farm FRI
day to serve a term for shooting
his wife's agent, Jennings Lang.
Joan Bennett, Wanger's wife, is
appearing in Chicago stage play.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07

RALTTf-0RE p Sylvia DoTns.
is-year old Ea~flsh aersa ~, lost
Ger night arm FE NV r@w IL vas
E1angle1 n9s@ n vr
tne bus SIZE Was riding.
Witnesses said the giri vas
danEling ter arm est TIRE wsn1ow
If TIE city tgansst vehicle when
4 s~erved against the psage. She
was IN a troape appearing wssh
R8nging Brothers 4 B2Tnam ard
EAliey Circus.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07
The Spartan Story

EAST LANSING, Mich. P)-
George S. Aldtrton, the man who
named Michigan State 'thletic
teaI..s 1.-THE Spartans", is writing
book on the colleges athletics.
1t viii be called THE Spartan
Story" and is scheduled for pub
LEGATION in 1855, Michigan States
cent nnial year. Alderton is the
sports editor of the Lansing State
Journal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07
AH-.Jet Force

TOKYO R1 ~ James II. Doolittle,
the old Tokyo raider and now a
top aviation expert, said today the
U. S. will have an all-jet Air Force
in five years.
DooIittle made the statement just
before taking off for the United
States following tour of Air Force
centaTs in Japan and Korea.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07
Post l6S Gains
Second Place In
Legion Ball Loop

The American Legion Post 1858
baseballers jumped into second
place last night in the American
Legion Junior Baseball loop
when they defeated Arthur Saw
yer Post No. % by a GA score in
a hard fought contest.
The 1853 boys scored in the
initial frame on walk, a single
and a double by Carey. In the
third, Post % scored one more on
a single by Stickney and g
double by Bean but the 1853 club
came back and pushed across an
other counter on two errors q
walk and a single. In the fourth
frame, Post % scored two runs
which proved to be their final
counters of the contest.
In the last of the fourth the
1853 nine won the ball game and
in the sixth they added one more
run for good measure.
In the field, PORTER, Key and
Catlin were the stars for the
winners and Balbontin and Diaz
stood out for the losers.
On Wednesday evening, the
Post 1913 club won over the
Evans Enterprise nine by 1876
score. Castillo was the winning
pitcher and Santana the loser.
The summary:
Team r. H. E.
Post % - 101 200 O. S s
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Moonshine Liquor

TAMPA IA haul of 275 gallons
of moonshine whisky, called by Of
ficers the largest here in several
years, was made bys state beYer-
ag agents Friday.
Norman z. Anderson. 81. poul-
try dealer. was charged with IL
legal possession Of the whisky and
released on 81 600 bond.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07
Haircut Service

OAK RIDGE, Tenn. R An
Oak Ridge barber advertised to-
day that beginning Monday he viii
offer pickup and delivery service
for haircuts for boys.
Glenn Moses placed an ad in
the Oak Ridger offering to pick
up a child at his home, cut his
hair to instructions, and return
him.
Cost of a haircut is one dollar.
The delivery service is free.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07
Scarcity OF All
Around Athletes

MORGANTOWN, w. Va. R-The
day of the all-around athlete is
fast-fading at West Virginia Uni
versity. Aside from five varsity
performers who lettered in the
similar sports of cross country and
track, only three athletes won let
tiers in as many as two sports this
year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07
Carlton Honored

TAMPA Rs-The University u
Tampa awarded former Gov.
Doyle c. Carlton an honorary
Doctorate OF Science al its 18th
annual commencement Friday
night. Carlton was the principal
speaker at graduating exercises
for 90 students.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07
Alfred Knowles Twir|s One Hitter As Te|eo
Edges USS Amberjaek In City Softba|| Action

Alfred Knowles, the Telco soft
ball aggregation squeezed out a
2-l victory over the USS Amber
Jack last night in an Island City
Softball League encounter.
Knowles had no-hitter until
Ramsey tripled in the sixth.
In notching his fourth win Of
the season, Knowles struck out
seven and walked three. Ramsey
pitched equally tight ball as he
allowed but four hits while strik-
ing out twelve and walking two
4eico scored their two runs in
the second when Dewitt Roberts
beat out an infield hit, took sec
ond on passed ball and scored
when the catcher threw into CEN
ter, field. Maynard followed with
a walk, and, on an attempt to
steal second, scored on another
wild throw from the plate. The
sailors scored their lone run in
the sixth when Rife was hit by a
pitched ball and scored on RAM
sey's long triple to center.
Roberts was the biggest men
ace to Ramsey, as he doubled and
singled in three official trips to
the plate. James Aritas, Telco
outfielder, was the only player
who Ramsey could not strike
out. Joe Mira's double and May
nard's infield bunt were the only
other hits off Ramsey. Knowles
was aided afield by spectacular
catches made by Jack Villareal
and Robert Parks.
In the nightcap, General Elec-
trio won their fourth straight con-
test as they edged out the Naval
Hospital, 5-4. Clint Warren went
all the way for GE to register his
fourth win without loss. He
struck out 2 and walked six bu.
was tight in the pitches.
After being held scoreless for
three innings, General Electric
broke loose for five runs in the
fourth, on two errors. singles by
Santana and Smith, and doubles
by Lightcap and Brost. These
counters proved to be the neces-
sary margin to win the game.
The hospital pushed across a
run in their half of the fourth
when Carey doubled and scored
when Wood threw wild on Dis
ted's bouncer to third, permitting
Carey, who had doubled to score.
The Hospital boys made a last
desperate effort in the sixth by
loading the bases with two outs,
but Warren made Bishop pop to
short and end the inning and
the uprising.
Santana and Lightcap led the
GE attack with two hits in three
official trips TO the plate. For the
hospital, Carey led the offense
with q double and single in three
official trips to the plate. He
scored three Of his teams four
runs.
The scores:
Team X. IL. Z.
Telco ....--.-- 020 00o--2 0
Auhariack 600 DOLL 2
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"sA e2naaeht Teun5s tWo-ld Pc
g er Eenas by n0degsek Nenz@i is
i-f Isft ast AZ TEAMS oook PAD
.-ss4e1 u GeEZany. mmusas.wsa.
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Detroit earlier IN the creek in The
astounding ere million dolEar
trade Walt Dropo ard non Lea.
hardt haunted thesg Old mates b.
driving in all at retrots runs.
nropo and Lenhards eaeh sent
home two runs ard whacke5 shelg
eighth homers a tie season. Lefty
Ted Grsy was the winner ard
Rookie Bal Henry tie lesser.
Former teammates also haat the
Washington senators saa New
York Yankees. Ex-senator e
stewart cheated : srsu 2c@ ea
be in ths eishJs 3anlng - eye
the Ctse&so Waite sox ; IS VIC
tory oyer Nssssln sa
Jsm nyck aA5 Csns CerE-ev.
ex -Iaesee ssrn ks hauea ia
seven runs 20 LEAD = . e.
80 yAaoEy eseE tAs A&a Aagkszs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07

General Electric 600 5o0--5 8
Naval Hospital i02 1000 8
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The last home run Ted Williams
hit fer the Red Sox before depart.
ing for the Marines aas bis s24lh
mao league four hagger.
Evening star., 1952-03-14

When have you seen washer that gives you
such work-saving features as: AUTOMATIC
WASHING, AUTOMATIC RINSING, AUTO
MATIC SQUEEzEDRYING at such low
beat this Bendix for price 4. you can't beat
it for saving you time and work! See it. Try
it. Buy it at any Of Lacy's stores! Shop to-
day or Saturday! Branches open til pm.
Evening star., 1952-03-14

Not an off-brand, not a 6 or 7-cu,-ft. model,
not floor sample or demonstratorl It's
spanking new HOTPOINT 8-cu-ft, family
size refrigerator and its yours for $50 less
when you buy at Lacy's Spacious shelves,
family-size freezer, porcelain enamel interior,
big vegetable crisper, yours for $50 savings
and just Csc day at Lacy's stores! Be sure
to see it today or Saturday.
Evening star., 1952-03-14

If you've shopped for Tv, you know that
Lacy's price for famous Admiral TV is Low,
Low, but LOWl You get photo sharp IT. Tv,
a compact contemporary cabinet and famous
Admiral quality all backed by Lacy's repu-
tation for dependability. Don't be without TV
day longer! See Admiral TV today or Satur-
day at any of Lacy's stores.
Evening star., 1952-03-14
with powerful radio and outon

SAVE A WHoPPING $100 on this complete
home theatre by Admiral! Now at Lacy's you
can have movie-clear, II" Tv, powerful Dyna-
magic radio and smooth, efficient 3-speed
record changer i all this in beautiful con-
temporary cabinet all this at 500 less
than Admirals original price! See it. buy
it at HUGE SAVINGS at any OF Lacy's stores.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
CGSTOM .RiYuT COIoNJAL. nea

Medical Center in Bethesda.
smart looking corner home of g
rooms, tiled bath. built-in garaee.
cool LIVING porch. h.-w. heat and
unusual landscaping. II you have
wanted quality home in al eX-
cellent neighborhood. by all means
look into this fine home. RIPLEY
& ROMER, Realtors. 81. Gil.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-CENTER- HALL BRICK.
slate roof. lst A.. liv. rm.. tfirepl. ,
lge. din. rm. and kit. "a bath; 2nd fl.
3 bedrms. and bath. master bedrm.
tirepl). laundry. gar. Near, all
schools. bus shops. Reduced to
So 1850. No agents. OWNER. OIL.
BETHESDA. vic. Irvington st.-Two-
story: 3 bedrms,, finished recreation
rm,: lge; level lot; completely redeeo. lie. o.
end. viii trade for D, c. property
MR.. PERRY, DI. S724; ewes. OIL.
BETHESDA. Just off Bradley blvd
Sn Ssmt Fms nic. lot oasss sS $50 SamRfr sM 1s65 aT
BETHESDA-Four -yr old det. BRICK
rm.. den OF bedrm.. bath, with stall
shower; all-elec. .GE kit. large
of Es DeFfn bedTms Th ssnnss az ass bs En-
lots OF closet space bsmt. with
outside entr.; Anchor-fenced yard;
4l2"e loan; $4,000 cash; reasonably
priced at S24.150. BILL1NGsLEY
BETAEs1Ac EEAHIH co. 'cGEB Eli sa2S HRfArnree "a q
bedrm. and full bath 8 bedrms.. .
EM. 1900 cHEvvY CHASE REALTY
BRADLEY FARMS. near Congress
fenced; lovely new Colonial resi-
dence. all large rooms, including
liy: rm., I6;6X25; with library ad-
box stalls with ample feed storage
above This is truly a fine country
place and the price. $50 500. is
considerably under duplicating costs.
&o Ss} H5 s55s M'1if5 LfduM sF's a9f dERBER S4f,
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Very lee. CEN
ter-hall home. near Conn. ave. and
Columbia Country Club. 4 bedrms..
3 baths on 2nd FIR; finished 3rd f1r.;
ly Very r se lSE2s dn r rh VIII Wiz TsDsee TsDlsce
lot; 2-car garage. Must be sold. ].
NOBLE BoAz. Realtor. WI. 1900,
coNcREss1oNAL USi RES: COUNTRY CLUB
great dignity and charm on a fence
enclosed tract Of about 4 acres:
center reception hall, paneled liv.
rm.. beaut. lge. library leading onto
screened porch: powder room; lge.
dining rm. and luxury kitchen. on 1st
A. -lIu H. LAho IldSIct -SILcu DuI Ills.
. baths and lge. sundeck There is
a 4th bdrm. and bath above garage.
4-paddock stable. 2-car garage.
Price. $50. 500. Please call Mrs. Tay-
lors Rockville .364s with 1NEz
GAITHERSBURG-Unusuaf home on
the side OF q hill; 3 bedrms, bath,
lEe. wooded lot: S13.750. SAMUEL
z. BOGLEY. INC. Rockville 43l );
ewes. Mr.: Bridges. Rockville 203e:
ct.--Attractive bungalow; I rms,
bath; bsmt.: gas heat; mod. kit,
elec. refgr.; insulated; storm win
doys. doors: large fenced lot;
S12.500. VIM r. THOROWGOOD
DE. O3IT: evenings, SH. 2491.
KENSNGTON-Acre lot. renovated
home. in perfect cond:; large liv.
rm., din: rm:. kit, lavatory on
$4,000: EN-. 1900. CHEVY CHASE
REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
MONROE ST. NV.

MONROE ST. NV.
Near 1lth; 9 rms. bath, 2 kits; oil
h.-a.h.: full bsmt.: suit. for lse.
Conv. to everything. $4,000 with
terms.
v. D. JOHNSTON
HU. 1919 DE. $500 RA. 1855
Evening star., 1952-04-13

Two BUNGALOW in viers
Mills Village. Mr.. shopping center
and schools. Will sacrifice for SIO.-
200 Low down payment and assume
GI loan. Call OWNER. LU. 10 1853.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
HOUSES FOR SAlE-N.E,

MICHIGAN PARK. 9TH and Faraday
Sts. ne. !. Practically new 5-rm.
Pec m extTs Dsfd Etchsn henoay Rles
real ea buy at 81 Sia,s5o 81 pa'ca CAN aIss VIZ
5000 til 8 pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW. ee1e
Hamlin st. n.e;-Five, rooms and
gas heat: storm windows front
porch rec. rm:; bar; near school,
GooDf, De. De- osi7; w ewes, e; HoE4M. ST. slsl
500 BLOCK s. OAK. AvE.-So.45O
down. S11Q per mo. Unusual op-
portunity to buy 1-yr.-old brick
home in this fine neighborhood;
foHd f' bs49 rooms; lst Il. powder rm
move in with denosit. JAS. E
5oO6 9th PL. N.E.-semidet. brick.
N. Michigan Park. good cond. 5
S5eSsr SI5sSs sss 1sses Fsfs adS i5ons .ss%:
DE. 03I7; ewes. Ho. 1855.
BEAUTIFUL semidet brick. with ex-
tra-large living .rm.. dining rm.,
equipped kit, 3 bedrms., tile bath,
finished rec. rm. with built-in TV;
gas heat: Anchor fence Call MFR.
Smiley. with ROGER MOSS. Realtor,
"1"5 r. /. ave. ne. HO. 5000. ia
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TO :. 1000 Bu-
chanan st. n.e.-Center-hall corner
brick. s rms, " baths. including
bsmt. apt A show place: immacu-
late: Only S2l 500 GATEWOOD
S. BENNETT, Realtor. Ma. 6341,
RE. 2393
older-type home. on lge. lot near
s. Dakota ave. and Bladensburg I'd
> rms, bsmt., oil heat. Price
$500. with $3.50 down Call WA
1900 til 8 pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS
e. CO
Evening star., 1952-04-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

coLoRED-NEAR sth AND ALLISON.
Lge. detached home on big lot,
suitable for q nursery school. For
quick action call Suns, DE. s749,
DE. 59l7. weekdays, NO. 1868.
HENRY S. PENN, Real Estate
Evening star., 1952-04-13
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

ANACOSTIA. Nr. 18th and Minnesota
ave: Semidet. brick. 6 rms, tile
baths rec. rm., gas h.-w.h.. porch;
garag $16,950. HAR TN A N
REALTY INC, l343 Good Hope rd.
Sc; LU: 4-340o VI. 1916.
2-family fiat. with = bedrms. and
bath each. Oil h.-w.h.; nsmt.; deep
lot; $4,000; $1,000 down. HART
MAN REALTY, INC. I345 Good
Hope rd. Sc. LU. 4-3iO0. LU. A.
ANACosTIA. 14th and U sts. Sc.
Spdn Sath oil oil P@ Rnxh pet Ds%t s9Iner Ice rS lot
HARTMAN REALTY. INC. I345
good Hope Hope rd. Sc. LU. 4-34oo'
eseupsasy. eoIseseoks Ssdqs az: s.s 1St
like new throughout, with white
fence and large oak trees, Bedrm.
and powder rm.. on 1st f.. 2 lge.
bedrms; be- and +t bath d-.n'.:a on End f.; large
Kitchen with :, dlnette space; ,iuii
Reasonably priced. low down nay
ment considered. OWNER. HI. 3643
NEAR FAIRFAX VILLAGE. Cedar
Valley. 32nd and Valley ave. Sc;
NCW UC0A Hlo.J 1uA
bsmt;; gas heat; S12,95o; HART;
MAN REALTY, INC; l345 Good
BY OWNER-5-rm. cement bungalow.
> bedrms.; garage: in nice reSider-
, tial section; $4,000. LU. 1-1053.
:-FAMILY FLAT = Modern semidet
brick bldg. Full bsmt.; gas h.-w.h.;
$1,000 down; balance FHA loan.
T. V. GREEN, ST. 9463. CHI, 3353,
$1,000 DOWN-Brick home, located
in Fort Davis sc. Arranged as liv.
rm., dinette. kitchen. 3 bedrms.,
bath: full bsmt. Conv. to everything.
Priced to sell. SOUTHEAST REALTY
CO.. Ii. $4,000. -13
BUNGALOW-Nice home arranged as
living rm., dining rm.. kitchen. >
bedrms.. bath. porches.. metal
awning, garage. Oil n.-w.h.. Lot
125x135. fenced. Price. $4,000.
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.. Ii.
HOME WITH INCOME. 4-unit apt.
house; Congress- Heights: excellent
location. and income; live free. Rents
will make your payments. Built in
1885: $4,000 doYn. Cali RE 1916,
CHAPMAN REALTY CO. Ia
Evening star., 1952-04-13

COLORED
II you have been shopping for a
house with $3.50. then you know
one worth having with that amount
OF down payment. BUT YOU ARE
NOW IN LUCK for We have one you
can buy near 44th and Benuing
rd. ne. 2-bedrms. brick, oil heat,
Colonial porch, mod. kit. and BATH;
ms. approx. 500. LANGSTON REAL
TY. TR. S693. or call Mr.. Suther-
land, LII. 3-4044
Evening star., 1952-04-13

ROCK CREST. MD. For sale by
owner. l-yr -old, 3-bedrm.. CEDAR
shingle rambler; excel. cond:
$500 down, S6S mo, Open for
inspection. Phone Rockville 4lfa.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
HIIICREST

OPEN FROM ! PM.
2101 33rd st. Sc This beaut brk
corner home offers the finest in
wide front porch, rec rm.. 3 or 3
bedrms., :, bus lines at door. Idea
for lge. family Must be seen to be
appreciated. Owner leaving city
will consider reas offer. Trade
considered. Mr.. Austin. 10. 2-0401
eyes,. VI. 1867. with
Evening star., 1952-04-13

DETACHED BRICK. close to
Rock Creek Park; center hall
plan; reception room, 3 baths,
4 bedrooms. large living room.
modern kitchen; substantial
cash. Ewes. Mr.. Robinson.
MI. 6O1I.
Evening star., 1952-04-13

ATTENTION., DOCTORs!
CORNER BRICK
4535 IOWA AVE. NV.
lovely center hall home, containing
& rms. and bath. basement, garaee,
gas h.-w.h. Price, S16.500: $4,000
cash will handle. r. s. BLACKIS-
TONE, Realtor. Exclusive Agent,
IA. 0457.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
COLORED

EASY ON THE PURSE FOR EASTER
Home and income, 1921 Bay st. Sc.
Eight-room row brick. 2 pvt. apts.,
Al cond., hardwood floors .through-
out, full bsnt.. oil h.-w.h.. large
back yard Only. $4,000 above 1st
trust Never such an oner before.
H. C. EWING
REALTY & INVESTMENT
HU. 46ss. Hu. 57sa. Brokers Co. i.cp'
Evening star., 1952-04-13

OPEN -6-44O5 18th ST.
NV. near Rock Greek Park
Stately detached brick. 4
bedrooms. large living room
with firepl.: hardwood floors:
master bedrooms with private
bath. detached garage. Mr..
Douglas on premises. Ewes.
ia. 1884.