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Evening star., 1952-03-15
Morsholrs Swimming Triiumphs
Reveal Recovery From Injury

Well, Marshall, out for triple
in the Eastern intercollegiate
Swimming Leagues invitation in
dividual championships, which
close tonight. Is doing okay. He
set a national intercollegiate rec
ord In the 1,500-meter Thursday
and last night edged out team
mate Wayne Moore In q thrilling
220-yard battle.
Tonight he hopes to rack up q
triple by successfully defending
his 440-yard crown. After that
it's a week Of rest, and then the
National Collegiate IA meet at
Princeton and back heres three
weeks from now for the National
AAU championships.
Other Champs Crowned.
Crowned as Eastern champs
along with Marshall last night
were Bob Nugent. Rutgers. So
yard free style: Dick Thoman,
Yale. 200-yard backstroke: Bob
Brawner. Princeton, 200-yard
breaststroke; Pete Dillingham;,
Harvard. one-meter diving, and
Yale's 40O-yard team Of Jim Car
roll. Frank Chamberlain. John
Joslyn and Hank Sierra.
On today's program. with trials
this afternoon and finals tonight,
are the 100-yard sprint. 100-yard
breaststroke. 100-yard backstroke.
440-yard free style. 150-yard in
dividual medley. 500-yard medley
relay and the three-meter diving.
Evening star., 1952-03-15
Drug Sales Repeater
Faces Prison Terms
|0f 3 10 3 Years

a man sentenced IN January
to serve two to six years on mar
cotic charges, was given an addi-
tional term OF one to three years
at District Court yesterday on
charges of selling q narcotic.
The new sentence gives the de-
fendant. Lawrence w. Washing
ton. 30. colored. Of the 600 block
Of @ street NV, total 8 to 8
years to serve.
Judge James r. Kirkland inn
posed the term on q six-count In
dictment charging sale Of a mar
cotic and facilitating sale and
concealment.
In other District Court SEN
tences yesterday two men were
given long prison terms for hold
up-robberies of taxicab drivers.
One Of them. Levere @. Hawkins,
26, colored, Of the 46OO block of
Meade street NE, was given from
5 to Is years for three robberies.
The other man, julius w. Dun
ston. 28, colored, of the 1900 block
Of Fifth street NV, was sentenced
to serve 8 to 8 years for taking
part in two of the robberies with
Hawkins. They were sentenced by
Judge Henry A. Schweinhaut.
Drivers Tied Up in Robberies.
Small amounts Of cash and two
watches were taken in the hold
ups, police said. Taxicab drivers
were tied UP. police said, in the
two robberies In which both men
took part.
A man, indicted on charges
LOT breaking into q building and
stealing q piano, was sentenced
by Judge Schweinhaut to serve
from to 3 years for housebreak-
ing. The theft charge against the
defendant, James A. Weldon. At,
colored. Of the first block of d
street NV. was dismissed. He
had broken into a building Of the
Apex Universal Van q Storage
Co, 1900 block OF Twenty-third
street NV. He pleaded guilty to
Ia single charge Of housebreaking.
James H. Williams, %, colored
|of the 100 block Of r street S.W.,
was given from 18 months to s
years by Judge Edward A. Tamm
for robbing woman of $48 in a
|pickpocket job in a downtown
store.
Two Get Suspended Terms.
Two men, who police said COL
Elaborated in taking that one of
them had been held up and
robbed, were given suspended SEN
|tences and placed on probation
ION a charge Of grand larceny OF
the sum Of money involved-$824
One defendant, John West
moreland, "a. was employed at a
gasoline station in the $500 block
|of Benning road NE. The other,
John H. Persinger. 10, of Belts
vile. Nd. aided in binding up
Westmoreland in taking robbery
at the gas station, police said.
Judge Kirkland suspended a
-
Evening star., 1952-03-15
0aiis Imprisonment Called
Intimidation al Worst
BY ihs Associossd Press

UNITED NATIONS. N. Y, Mar.
l5.-Carroll Binder Of the Min.
neapolis Tribune said yesterday
imprisonment Of William Oats.
Associated Press correspondent in
Prague. is an aggression against
the rights Of mankind. Mr..
Binder described the Czech action
as intimidation at its worst"
Speaking as United States rep.
resentative on the United Nations
subcommission on freedom Of in
formation, Mr.. Binder cited
Czechoslovakia's action against
Mr.. Oats as evidence of a growing
tendency of government to i'm
pose restrictions on the inter-
national now Of news.
Yesterday the subcommission
adopted q proposed code Of ethics
for newspapermen. 1t was opposed
by Russian, British and United
States representatives.
Only 7 Of the IL members
voted for the draft. which origin
ated at q Montevideo meeting last
year and was worked over here
during eight days Of debate. Mem
bers Of the body sit as experts
and not as representatives Of
governments.
Mr.. Binder and the British rer.
resentative, Robert Waithman,
took the position that the code,
III necessary at all. should be the
work Of the newspaper profession
and not Of some international
group. They abstained. Russia 8
Vastly M. Zonov abstained because
the subcommission previously had
killed series Of his amendments
declaring 1t the duty Of journalists
to fight warmongers and Fascists.
Evening star., 1952-03-15
Home Building spuri
In February Reported
By the Asseeiased Press

A sharp rise in residential
housing starts during February
was reported today by the Bureau
Of Labor Statistics. 1t predicted
q continued upward trend for this
month.
The bureau said 77,0O0 perma-
nent, non-farn1 dwelling units
were started. an increase Of 13 per
cent over January.
The rise Gin February was en-
tirely in private home building
and occurred in virtually all Sec
tions of the country" the bureau
said in q statement. It added
that it has become apparent tc
builders that the materials sup
ply situation was easing"
The Government recently dis
carded a plan to limit new houses
to one bathroom and lifted Ger
tain other restrictions on ma
terialS.
Evening star., 1952-03-15
By Brion Bell. yr.

Many basketball games are won
under the boards and last nights
annual battle between the ALI
High and the All-Prep stars was
mo exception.
A height disadvantage can be
overcome by accurate shooting
and a tight defense but the ALI
Highs had neither as they took
la 67-58 upset beating from the
All-Preps before a crowd of $500
lat Fort Myer.
Prep's tall stars, Jay Manning
Jerry Eckholm. Roscoe Sweeney
Bob Hall and Bob Reese, controlled
both boards. The Highs seldom
|got more than one shot at the
basket and didn't score once on
"a rebound. The Prep boys tall
lied frequently on tap-ins and
short shotS-once getting seven
straight shots at their basket be-
fore Manning dropped in q one
handler.
Four Trainers Start.
Dutch Usilaner. coach Of the
All-High i've, started his four
Tech players picked for the
squad - Snookie Herman, Bill
Breen, Joe Cav and Frank Sulli-
van - together with Coolidge's
Ardie Baker. Tech has given away
height for two years in rolling up
SO straight victories but the
Trainer-powered All-Highs were
no match for the Props and
trailed 1879 at the end Of the first
period and 35-27 when the half
closed.
The ALI Highs finally started to
play the brand Of ball expected of
them in the second half and, led
by Herman and Eastern'S Dick
Torbett, tied the score at 51-5l
early in the final period. How
ever, the Preps. using fast-break-
ing tactics, spurted to a 57-51 lead
and were never threatened there
after.
Hall and Herman received the
awards as the outstanding players
for their respective squads. Hall.
who together with his st. An
thongs teammate, Tom Cassidy.
supplied % points GIG for Cassidy.
Evening star., 1952-03-15
BusebulI
CONTINUED From Page B-10.)

Cardinal starting lineup at sec
ond base today against the
PhillieS.
Red Schoendienst, regular sec
ond baseman last season, was
shifted to shortstop yesterday and
made an auspicious debut. He
banged out two doubles and han
died six chances, including the
pivot spot in pair of double
plays as the Cards and Washing
ton played 6-6 tie.
SARASOTA, Fla.-Manager Lou
Boudreau plans to use most of his
regulars against the Boston
Braves here today in an effort to
snap the Boston Red Sox's six
game losing string.
Boudreau has been getting a
line on his young players In game
action, but in this first clash of
the annual city series he's out to
draw first blood.
Billy Goodman will be at sec
ond base, Vern Stephens at third,
Jim Piersall at shortstop and Walt
Dropo at first. Randy Gumpert
and Harry Taylor will pitch.
Chet Nichols, Vern Bickford
and Jim Wilson will pitch for the
Braves.
The Red Sox youngsters lost to
Detroit, Us. yesterday. Boston
collected 13 singles. but the Tigers
smacked five doubles and seven
one-baggers.
LOS ANGELES.-The Chicago
Cubs first attempt to use only two
pitchers per game backfired. but
Manager Phil Cavafretta will try
again today.
Yesterday John Klippstein and
Joe Hatten had to be rescued by
Luvern Fear and Bob Schultz. The
Cubs eventually defeated the Los
Angeles Angels, 1871.
The two clubs meet again today
with Cavarretta determined to use
only two hurlers-Bob Kelly and
Bob Rush.
Evening star., 1952-03-15

sentence Of 2 to 8 years and
placed the two on probation on
condition they each return a sum
|of $16l to the gasoline station.
The sums represent the amount
|of money not recovered, the court
was informed. Both Westmore-
land and Persinger had pleaded
guilty to grand larceny. West
|moreland. whose former address
was in the 1900 block Of North
Carolina avenue NE. now lives
in North Carolina.
Judge Edward M. Curran SEN
fenced Raymond B. Fisher, %
colored. Of the 100 block Of G
street S.W.. to serve 6 to "a
months on numbers charges.
Evening star., 1952-03-15
Prep Stars Make Use Of Height
In Upsetting AN-High Team

IL for HallD. was a tower OF
strength under both boards, racing
from basket to basket to grab the
rebounds. He and st. Paul's Jay
Manning were the games out
standing blackboard performers
Herman had slow start. but
picked UP his pace in the second
half and, although he did not have
one Of his high-scoring nights
was good enough to beat out Tor
bett for the award.
Breen Injured.
Last years most valuable play
ers had hard luck. The All-High's
Breen caught an elbow under the
Prep basket in the third period
and suffered a probable broken
nose. while Reese picked up four
fouls midway in the game, saw
limited action and finally fouled
out early in the final period
Breen was treated at the base dis
penSary and released.
For the second straight year
All-Prep had trouble finding the
range from the foul line or Its
victory would have been even
more pronounced. The Preps
made % of 80 free throws while
the All-High boys were sinking
20 OF IS attempts.
In addition to the Preps' tall
stars, tiny Frankie DiGirolomo
Gonzaga's representative. stood
out. Hustling frankie was alert
on defense and made several i'm
portant points.
The result eyened the series al
3-3. AS a further indication OF
how evenly matched these teams
have been in the six years the
series has been played, the COM
posite box score shows the ALI
Highs still lead in total points
scored. but now by only one
marker-315 to 314.
Evening star., 1952-03-15
insurance Men Urged
10 Advance Campaign
|0f Driver Education
By Donald B. Hodley

A campaign to expand the
driver education program to all
secondary schools of the District
was urged yesterday by Frank p.
Handley, secretary Of the Hart
ford Accident and Indemnity Co,
lin an address before the District
Association of Insurance Agents
lat the Mayfiower Hotel.
Seven District secondary schools
now offer driver training to 1850
Iof 1878 eligible students and the
District school system has re-
Iceived an award from the Asso-
citation Of Casualty and Surety
Companies for having more than
II25 per cent Of It's secondary schools
and more than IS per cent Of
eligible students In the course, Mr..
lHandley pointed out.
However. he urged the casualty
agents to campaign for extension
lot the course to all secondary
schools. with enrolment Of at
least rs per cent of the eligible
students. This kind Of training
reduces accidents of young drivers
lat least SO per cent he said.
Calls Law Here Weak.
Mr.. Handley, who is considered
a national authority on auto liza
bility insurance, declared a new
lsecurity-type financial response
lbility law, similar to those enacted
in Maryland and Virginia, would
be a long step forward here In
protecting the public against the
rising accident toll. Such Law
lis being drafted by Corporation
Counsel Vernon ID. West for pres
entation to Congress.
Mr.. Handley described the
present District law as weak and
without the teeth needed tc
force the irresponsible driver OF
THE road. Maryland and. Virgins
laws require the driver In any ac-
Icident involving body injury OF
property damage of more than
1850 to submit proof Of financial
responsibility. Failure to comply
is penalized by indefinite suspen-
sion of both driving permit and
auto registration.
Problem Increasing.
After recovering from a low. in
1916, the automobile insurance
business in the last half of 1851
iagain became the problem child
lof the casualty companies, he
said, and is becoming an in
Icreasing problem as 1852 unfolds
and losses continue to mount.
Imitation continues to boost the
cost of damage repairs and over
liberal juries are allowing still
higher claims for body in
Ijuries, he said. What the pub
Ilic generally doesn't understand,
and certainly many juries do not,
lis that higher losses mean higher
liability rates to be paid by ali
insured drivers.
Losses can only be met from
premiums and as the former rise,
the latter must inevitably in
Grease" he added. when 1851
losses. are totaled. they will ex-
Iceed the previous all-time peak
SET in 1QAR" he nrafiicted
Evening star., 1952-03-15
Chef Nichols Gets Notice
For Final Draft Physical
BY the Assoeioied Press

PAWTUCKET. r. l.. Mar. 15.-
Cnet Nichols. jr.. star left-handed
pitcher for the Boston Braves. has
been notified to appear for his
final draft induction physical ex-
animation April z. The notice
was received at Nichols home.
He is in Bradenton. Fla, with
the Braves. He is not married.
Draft officials said that if
Nichols passes the test he will be
indicted Immediately. That would
preclude his doing any league
pitching this season for the
Braves, He passed the preinduc-
ton physical in January.
Evening star., 1952-07-04

FOREST"-Nearby Ar.
lington, practically level lot In
restricted area near George WASH
ington Memorial Parkway and
Washington Golf and Country Club.
On street with better individually
designed homes. All improvements
In. $3.50. GEORGE MASON
GREEN CO., exclusive agents. ia.
2-3S3S: ewes. and SUM-, IA. S-3S3S.
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DESK SPACE

BARR 1UILDINo, 91o 18th ct. NV.
atti active 1esk space for those who
want the best. Receptionist. switch.
board mail and telephone answer.
ing service available. Call ST. 1856.
Evening star., 1952-07-04
HOUSES WANTEp TO BUY

IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
Of your home. business or invest
ment property Is what you desire.
call r. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor
SO8 North Capitol. MA. $3.50. Free
eppraiSals Results since 1919.
WILL PAY YOU CASH TOR your
home Any location. any condition.
Quick actioni RE. 22O1. 81. 7747.
WE HAVE SEVERAL FAMILIES that
wish to purchase, before school, 2,
3 and bedroom homes in Michigan
Park area or nearby Maryland II
SSme 'Ta pease tainalns ea Mr. Gi Ma4S fas 'H1r
first. MARSHALL JEWAPLE Co,
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346.
IF YOUR HOME in Silver Spring or
Bethesda Is for. sale We offer q
UNIQUE service and can sell it quickly.
Call Jim Iverson, 81. 5000 for the
reason why. REALTY INVESTMENT
HOUSES FOR CASH. to sell on terms.
We oa pay cash bd and Tsasdess sell on terms nc.o Gan
or condition. Call at once. No charge
for consultation. On the spot action.
Call JOSEPH KINSKY, ST. 531l.
MODERN. clean, 2 or 3 bedroom
MARYLAND ioestion. Sad sE. q preferred. hsassy
Have substantial st cash Mrs. YTx Cox
81 81 SSsstS6' 1858. ATLAS REALTY CO.
h1Ayr 5AY Ssh aSFIdSo ToR ~ HoTsEsi EioN MME- NE
Liss. NE. $685. Il Ewes. MI. 5s44.
QUICK ACTION WITH ALL Cash
HOMES-MD., VA, D. c.
MR. QUICK RA 241Q ke
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THRIFTYI
TOMORROW

$7,5OO-6 ROOMS
On ?. acre. Not modern, near rail-
road, = mi, south Of Annandale. A
good buy for $1,000 down. MILLS
REALTY CO.. Annandale. Va, FA.
Evening star., 1952-07-04
Fairfax Country Estate
Is MINUTES FROM d. c.
New Brick Cape Cod
On III Acres

Open July 4, S, 6; 9 Till 9
Custom built house, near schools and
transportation. Owner will carry
trust. Large living room with fire-
point kitchen with Geneva cabinets,
colored tiled bath, 2 large bedrooms
on lst floor; aluminium Venetian
blinds; permanent stairway to attic
which has heat. plumbing. insula-
rooms and bath: recreation room
with fireplace; asphalt driveway
Directions: Drive out either Lee
hwy. or Lee blvd. to Fairfax Circle.
along Lee hwy. (Rt. 29-21D to
traffic lights for 3 blocks and make
a sharp right, turn directly across
from Pentagon Realty on Mclean
ave. block to open house. For sale
by OWNER, ia. S-0253 after 9. -6
Evening star., 1952-07-04
$18,950
NORTH ARLINGTON

located on beautifully Handicapped lot,
not too far from the new Hecht Co,
featuring living room with fireplace,
rooms and 2 full baths, beautiful
kitchen, screened porch and full
basement; on excellent terms.
Evening star., 1952-07-04
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
S1.5OO

Down and $S5 per mo. buys this cute,
clean. Johns Manville bungalow.
Attrac. square liv. rm., separate
full-sized din. rm., plus 2 porches,
kit. Is equipped and ready to cook.
ample storage; very pretty level lot,
T0xi %; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CHICACOOL-PRETTY
A DREAM BUNGALOW IN EXQUI-
SITE SETTING. Bright colorful
built-in china cupboards and every
modern tlis convenience make this
pieaser." Grounds have been care
fully handicapped and boast shade
trees. picnic terrace and well tend
ed sarden. wide, level drive to over
size gar: blks. on bus and handy
to parochial school. $15.950; terms
arranged. Call OW. 5000.
CHILDREN
YOUR HoME-one Mama
and Daddy can afford and in a To-
bors and space to play. Brick Cape
Cod style with. 2 bedrms. on 1st
floor, and 2 bedrms. upstairs. large
family-style kit, completes with gar
bage disposal and exhaust, fan.
SURE YOU CAN BUY IT! IT'S
ONLY $15,95O. Call Ow.9O9O.
PEAK OF PERFECTION
Spanking new 6-rm. rambler in ex-
ceptional Falls Church location Just
blocks from modern grade school;
Aft. bsmt.; large kit. with built-in
breakfast nook de luxe range,
disposal; tree-shaded lot, 75xI35.
See this beautiful custom-type home
today! Call oW. 5000.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
1888 Lee Hwy. on Glebe. oW. g090
Open Sat. and Sun, IL to z
CALIFORNIA RAMBLER
Built of finest materials. including fir
lumber. heavy masonry construct.
with stone trim and slate roof.
ABSOLUTELY NOTHING LIKE IT
IN ARL. COUNTY. Custom built
features. rear center hall, lge. liv.
rm. with stone fireplace. din. rm..
lge; cyprus paneled den with beamed
ceiling, guest bedrm... lge. owners
bedrm: with PVT. bath. ,2nd bath
OF, OF hall, @ Baths are colored, tile
Kit 'ViH1E disappearinr ia' stairTas v Sfeam to
stoned patio with stone barbecue,
2-car gar. This true rambler is
situated on attrac, corner lot. with
stone wall. Price reduced. S29, 300.
$4,000 cash will handle. Directions:
Out Lee highway to Nottingham st -,
TT. 1 blk. to Goth rd.. left to 6O37
and our sign.
Evening star., 1952-07-04
STORES FOR RENT Cont }

STORE IN LYON PARK shoppins
area with pvt. parking; suitable for
many businesses. Call ALBERT H.
COHEN CO.. ia. 2-1661. lis
available in shopping center in Ar
lington. This store has q frontage
Of 90 It. with separate loading en-
trance in rear Of bldg. Low rent
and plenty Of parking For informa-
ton. call ALBERT q. COHEN CO..
siToRE, iYYi YYib 11th st. NV. approx.
1000 IT.. suitable for storage.
wholesale. etc. RE. 3642. --5
CORNER 18th AND SOUTH DAKOTA
ave. ne. 41O1 South Dakota--New
9O4-9O6 10th ST. N.W.-Near N. Y.
ave.; 2 stores, approx. 1,500 50. II.
large show windows, air cond.,
SllO mo. each. Parking avail. Call
NE. OOPS. COMET REALTY CO.
1924 N. CAPITOL-Busy corner. orly
S150. 1908 ith st. S.w. equipped
shoemaker shop and vacant 4-rm..
bath apt. Oily 500 mo. Call Ma.
9O9 18th ST. NV
Heat and Hot Water Furnished
L. w. GROOMES. 1880 EYE ST. NV.
3O09 14th sT.-Large store with
Suitable for any kind Of business
-. SCHWARTZ REALTY co.
Evening star., 1952-07-04
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
BEST BUYS

Selected from our many listinss: these
we consider outstanding values. See
them today.
Evening star., 1952-07-04

we consider outstanding values. See
them today.
HILLWOOD
Falls Church residential section of
all individual homes, 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial. full bsmt., detached brick
garage. fenced lot. plenty Of trees.
ANNA LEE HEIGHTS
3-bedrm. rambler. large fenced lot.
VIRGINIA FOREST
3-bedrm. brick, full bsmt.. screened
porch, separate din. rm.. beautiful
lot with plenty Of trees. $17.95O.
NEW RAMBLER, $15,500
FAILS arse Church H l WITH a1'fspt lspsce eedT%s
lot: ine location.
3 BEDROOMS, 2 ACRES
Vienna. on cool shaded knoll: liv. .rm.
with fireplace. separate din. rm..
complete c3 asn kit. partial bsmt. Only
$4,000 DOWN
Fails Church. 3-bedrm,. rambler.
fenced corner lot, beautiful condi-
ton ton throughout; convenient loca-
$4,000 DOWN
Falls Church area. 3-bedrm. rambler,
large screened porch. Assume large
JOHN w. MULROY co.
80 Hillwood Ave-, Falls Church. Va.
FA. 1922 Ewes. FA. 9379
Evening star., 1952-07-04

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY-7O
acres, suit. for subdiv.; desirable
location: 81 900 per acre. peter j.
hagan. UN. $3.50, WA. 1857. -6
VA, COMMERCIAL-270- frontage
ny nQhn EA 1850 A
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

WE HAVE CLIENTS for investment
and commercial properties. MILTON
F. RUPERT, 1151 18th st. NV. D1.
5015. IS
Evening star., 1952-07-04
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

TOWN OWNER must sell
income, S5,117.16. $4,000. LISS
REALTY CO., ME. 666S, Ewes. Ia.
4l03, GE. 9O79. -
THREE-UNIT APT. BLDG. Two
2-bedrm. and one 1--bedrm.;, corner;
oil heat. Two-bedrm. apt. avail.
%nG1XMs y fIzSl 81, ove5 ts't 10 3ssIs 3esSsfa IN
RaNf ilsSfr SS6oNnHfkoL SS6oINSnHfkoL OFF SEPT. 80
Large apt; bids, oyer $4,000 in.
with small down payment. we be-
lieve this to be our best invest
ment property. 81. 4554. GRUBB-
WILLIAMS; WILL lover 40 Years in
STANDARD OIL STATION-Nice To-
bays; pumping A, 800 gallons per
GRUBB-W WILLIAMS. "over 40 years
in Silver Spring." -6
MT. PLEASANT - Newly decorated
nome and income property. Eight
las REaR4 4 Hfh' sH da ssna ssns "a fsr FsSs EEY
FIRST COMMERCIAL PROPERLY,
sGa Slth eta stofy St. frsm. ram dSe1s dsSiGO Lot
business: JEROME g. MURRAY.
4-FAM. APT.-Semidet. brick bldg,
grand investment, annual income
$3,442. .OS. $4,000. LISS REAL
TY. ME. 666S; eyes,, GE. 9O79,
ia. 4103. -
CORNER neighborhood shopping CEN
ter; o modern stores; 2 yrs. old; all
leased to diversified businesses;
slider individual sale. $4,000 an
nual rent. Tenants furnish util-
tiles. JEROME s. MURRAY. LA.
6-4529. -6
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OLDER COUPLES

This delightful brick rambler with all
big rooms on the first floor, close to
shopping and transportation, with
full basement and large level. wooded
lot; excellent terms.
Evening star., 1952-07-04
GOOD EARTH
S595 PER ACRE

Fairwood Acres. Beautiful high.
wooded ground. near Fairfax. Rea-
sonable restrictions. Build your own
home. Plenty of pine logs for ranch
shade: 2OO-foot frontages. Drive to
Fairfax Courthouse, continue on
Occoquan rd. mo. 123). approx. 8
miles beyond Fairfax to Fairwood
Acres on left OWNER on tract. TO
s, daily, ali day on Fourth and week
ends IN 5-D4un De
Evening star., 1952-07-04
ARLINGTON
OPEN TODAY
"Woodlawn Village"
4H0H North 18th CT

Now vacant. this quaint white Cape
Cod home in setting of trees is
within one-half block Of transporta-
tion, ! block of school and within
a level lot with hedged-in rear
lawn and garden space, 1t Is espe-
cially desirable for the family in
need of two flrSt-floor bedrooms
with connecting bath. There is q
living room with fireplace, artistic
1atticed windows and door to screened
porch; dining room, equipped kitch-
en- with door to screened porch. The
attic has been finished into two con-
Meeting rooms with bath. Basement
with outside entrance. Detached
garage: S1S,750.
Directions to reach: Out Washington
boulevard to Glebe Road, right on
Glebe road to N. 18th street, left
on N: 18th street to Open" sign.
ia. 2-3S3S; Ewes. and Sun, GIL. 66l5