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Evening star., 1952-05-01
By the Assoeiated Press

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 1.-The
Kentucky Derby entered its STALL
walking period today as owners
and trainers of Is 3-year-old
horses started entering their
charges in the $100, 900 turf classic
The famous mile and one-quar-
ter run over Churchill Downs rae
ling strip is not scheduled to start
until 4:30 pm. (EST) Saturday
but Racing Secretary Lincoln
Plaut began receiving entries at
|7 am. today.
Gushing Oil, winner Of the
Louisiana and Arkansas Derbies
and owned by Sam Wilson, jr.,
Texas oil man, was the first horse
|entered.
The Derby received another
probable starter when Lloyd
Gentry, jr., said he would start
Milton Shagrin's Shag Tails from
cleveland.
Although Shag Tails finished
third in Tuesdays Derby Trial,
|Shagrin had said the horse would
mot be among the Derby entries.
Today. however, he changed his
mind. Gentry said Johnny Naz-
|areth would ride.
Master Fiddle Entered.
The second and third horses to
be entered were Master Fiddle
and Count Flame. Trainer Sol
Rutchick entered both, the horses
to run as an entry.
Jockeys of three Derby hopefuls
gave their mounts brief workouts
this morning. with a fourth horse
being worked by an exercise boy.
Cold Command. with Gerald
Porch in the saddle, and Count
Flame, with Willie Shoemaker up,
both worked five-eights of a mile.
Cold Command was clocked in
1:02A. breezing: Count Flame in
1:00Ks. handily.
Happy Go Lucky, with A. Fer
raiulo riding, went three-fourths
of mile in 1:1335, handily.
An exercise boy took Master
Fiddle five-eights in 1:012s, breez-
ing.
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Stonky Finally Places Stonky
AT Second land Cards Win

Schoendienst went to third anc
Eddie took over at second.
Stanky's presence in the line
up could be felt in the very first
inning last night. "Stanky
walked" the play-by- play read
Before the first inning was over
it also read, "Stanky doubled dowr
the left field line, Westlake and
Bilko scoring" The Cards scored
six runs in that first inning
knocking out the Dodgers Chris
wan Cuyk.
Stanky walked twice more be-
fore the night was over while
Gerry Staley, his ace. became the
first four time winner in the
major leagues this season. II
was his ninth straight since last
August.
Schoendienst took to his new
position like a duck to water. He
handled four chances faultlesslJ
and smashed a baseS-loaded home
Continued on Page C-5. Col. l.,
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(See MATS, Page C-3.)
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indians Move and ess Mats Welcome Shift Rghthandes
Gushing Oil First on List
AS Derby Entries Begin

The trainers had some three
hours to enter their horses today
and a like period tomorrow before
the draw is made for post posi-
tions. The policy of accepting en-
tries "a hours in advance was
started last year.
Sixteen Entries Expected.
There was no indication how
many trainers would take advan-
tage of the opportunity to enter
their horses before the usual time
But the names of Is are expected
to be on hand for the post-posi-
ton draw around 10 am. tomor-
row.
The probable field was swelleo
by one yesterday when Swoor
from E. Burke's High Tide Stable
left New York for Churchill
Downs with the Derby as his
objective.
Some one suggested Swoop's
trainer. o. c. Rasch. jr., heard the
weatherman predicted rain by
Saturday and decided to send his
horse here with the hope of an
Ioff track.
But the prospect of any great
amount of moisture before Derby
Day was dispersed somewhat by
a forecast of fair and warmer
weather through tomorrow, at
least.
Hill Gail, whose record-smash-
ing mile in the Derby Trial
changed the Derby outlook con-
Isiderably, remained the strong
favorite, with Blue Man second
choice.
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Hudson Faciinq
Lemon Tonight
To0pen Series
Griffs Tire of Meeting
Southpow Pitching;
Drop Two to Chicago
By Burton Howkins

Cleveland moves into Grifitl
Stadium tonight with baseball,
slickest pitching staff for tn,
opener Of a three-game series with
the Mats. But the more repectec
members of the group are right.
handlers and in that the Mats may
find comfort. They're tired of left.
handlers, who have administered
all six of their defeats.
All three games of the Wash.
ington-C Cleveland series will be
broadcast by WWDC u26O and
televiSed by WTTG (channel s.
The Indians probably will fire
Bob Lemon, Mike Garcia. and
Steve Gromek at the Mats. who
like the idea despite the pro-
f1ciency of the trio. They're right
handed and the Mats four VIC
tories to this point have been
achieved against right-handers
It will be Sid Hudson VS.. Lemon
tonight.
But the Mats aren't hitting
much regardless of who's pitching
Five of their key players are hit
ting .231 or less. Mickey Vernon
is struggling along at .231, while
Irv Noren is batting .225. Cass
Michaels. .184; Eddie Yost, .154,
and Gil Coan. $50.
Hottest Hitters Alternate Jobs.
It's ironical that the Mats hot
test hitters are alternating. Frank
Campos, who plays rightfield when
Sam Mele doesn't, is hitting 1881.
Mele is a AIT batter. Clyde Kluttz
and Mickey Grasso, who share
the catching, are hitting .412 and
.316 respectively.
The top three men in the Mats
batting order-Yost,A Coan and
Noren-are batting a combined
.176. Between them they've batted
In four runs in 10 games.
Bucky Harris probably would be
tempted to bench either Coan or
Noren and play Mele and Campos
regularly against Cleveland. but
Mele twisted his right ankle be-
fore the Mats dropped 7-3 and 4-3
decisions to the White Sox last
night. Sam played in the first
game, accounting for two of the
Mats four hits against Billy Pierce
and Harry Dorish, but he's a
doubtful starter tonight.
Mele Scores Only Runs.
Sam produced the Mats only
runs in the first game with a
bases-loaded double in the sixth
inning, but before it was delivered
the White Sox had amassed a 60
lead against Bob Porterf1eld. That
was accumulated largely as the
result Of three errors by Shortstop
Floyd Baker and misjudged fly
ball by Noren. ....
Mele injected a pinch single
into a ninth-inning uprising in
the second game which figured
prominently in manufacturing the
tying run. But with two out in
the 18th, Eddie Robinson, former
Nat, rammed a Bobo Newsom
pitch over the rightfield wall.
The Mats seemingly were set to
win the second game for Connie
Marrero in the ninth. They had
the bases filled and the score tied
(See MATS. Page Cay
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These hours are getting me-" he COM
planned. why do race horses have to work
out so early in the morning?"
Major is co-owner of the colt, Master
Fiddle. There are some who feel the Wood
Memorial winner has a chance to take it all
in the Kentucky Derby. Major, a Washing
ton furniture dealer, is one But it's senti-
ment talking" he admitted. II can't even
read racing form"
It would make tidy little story if Master
Fiddle hits the wire first Saturday. This is
the first time Major and his partner, Nicho-
las Martini of New Rochelle N. Y, have had
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Win, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN
Stor Stcff Cerrespondent

LOUISVILLE KY, MAY lit is quite possible that Meyer
Major is the most excited person in Louisville although
wasn't acting like it. He sprawed bed fully clothed,
and although it not yet noon Mr.. Major thinking
aloud had been a busy dav
Evening star., 1952-05-01

TOUGH MOMENT FOR TED-NervOusly digging his
dirt Ted Williams was vsiby affected by the
mony in his honor before yesterdays game
Boston, The Red SOx ugger who has been recalled
Marines showered with gifts He recprocated
homer which Boston 53 victory Walt Dropo
Boston is at left. (Story Page C2 Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1952-05-01
NATIONAL.

Results Yesterday.
N. Y, 4; Cinci., l.
Chi. 9; Phila., 8 Il
innings).
Pitts. IL; Boston, 5.
ST. L., IA: Bklyn., 2.
Games Today.
Bklyn. at Chicago.
N. Y. at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Cinci.
Phila. at st. L. (n.1.
Games Tomorrow.
BROOKLYN at Chicago.
Phila. at st. l.. M.
N. Y. at Pitts. tn.l.
Boston OF Cinct. ln.D.
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ERIcAN.
Results Yesterday

Chi. "a; Wash, D.
ed game IL innings,
st. L., 81; N. Y,
Boston. s: Detroit, 8.
Phila., 3; Clev.. /.
Games Today.
Cleve. at Wash, $40.
st. Louis at Boston.
Det. at N. Y. (n.0.
Chi. at Phila. (n.).
Games Tomorrow.
Cleve. at WASH, $50.
st. L. at Boston.
Detroit ct New York.
Chi. ct Phila. (n.1.
Evening star., 1952-06-01
The Old and New
Move In Tomorrow

Ideal town house Just OF Columbia
pike. consisting of 3 bedrms., out
standing living dining Arrangement.
plus lge. beautiful equip, kit. with
breakfast space. Just $12.975 with
either CT Of FLA financing. Only
$l.775 down to veterans. Why pay
rent. call today.
ARLINGTON REALTY
22I2 Wilson Blvd. OW. 1900
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ATTENTION. INVESTOR
NEAR CAVALIER HOTEL
(1st Commercially

Store and 6-rm. brick home avail. st
once. S21.950. IA. 2-52S0 90 Till
II only) II
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BRICK COLONIAL

Near Belle Haven Country
iirepi.. separate din. rn,.. ; EQUIP. iifs
kit; h.-w.h.: lge. lot. Near
schools and shopping. Price.
SCI. $50 with low cash pay
ment. Owner will take back
lSt trust. II you want a home
OF good workmanship-con-
venient location-supple A.
nancins-see this today. XII.
S-3106.
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HOLLIN HALL,

Brick rambler; Ice. liv. rm..
din: rm.. equip. kit, 3 bedrms.
and bath on LIST a. Upstairs
Is pine-panelled recr. rm.. Ige.
bedrni. and tiled bath. Bsmt..
porch and lovely yard. Excel
lent financing. Walking dis
tance to schools. XII. S-31O6.
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COUNTRY ESTATE

Older. restored Colonial In
Mt. Vernon blvd. area; q
acre OF ground; 4 bedrms i,
recf. fm.: Ia baths. living rm.
has hrepl.. equip. kit; garage.
shade trees. Price. S20.050.
k1. S-3106.
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BROADMONT

Beautiful Broadmont custom
built rambler. conforms with
curved corner lot. Extra lot ON
rear to insure privacy. Special
features. lge. liv. rm.. Separate
din. rm.. completely carpeted,
Equipped kit: 2-car garage,
Lovely rear screened porch for
outdoor living; 3 sized
bsdrms;, I Y baths; lge. closets.
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1 ACRE WOODED

Rambler with loads of per-
sonality; 8 bedrms.. liv. rm.
with nrepl:. dinette. equip. kit:
conA to PENTAGON-Belvoir
and schools. Excellent financ-
ing. Immediate occupancy.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

FRAME HOUSE, q acres, lawn. gar.
den, garage. good well. 2 baths. {
peorooms; view; nr. Bluemont. Va
Easy payments; long terms. Write
or call DIR. GORDON M. SMITH
BarneSville, Md.
18th CENTURY 6-room white brick
and frame home, very sturdy, with
original floors, mantels and stair.
case. but in need of undermining
situated on .2la acres fronting or
Route so. within 30 miles of down.
town Washington; separate bricl
ness shop, close to road and idea
Tor ANTIQUE shop: S16.950. GEORGE
MASON GREEN CO., exclusive agents
ia; 2.3S3S; eve. and Sum-, Lenaf
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HOUSES FOR sALE-YA.
OPEN SAT-, SUN.
PARKHAVEN

CRESTWOOD RANlBLERS - Three
bedrms.. full bsmt. with outside en-
tarnce and auto. washer; 2O-ft. liv,
dows. large. separate din. area; a
woman's dream kitchen with range,
refgr.. exhaust fan, garbage disposal,
Formica work surfaces and break
last bar. The most popular home
in the area. S1S,950. with CT con-
tracts accepted: Come out today
Directions: Out Columbia pike ia
Bailey's Crossroads. turn right on
Leesburg pike tRt. ~ to Glencarlyn
DIR. (by new Cullmore shopping cen
teri. turn left and follow sign to
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. OW. 93OO
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BEVERLY HILLS

Specifically designed for
children. Beautiful. bright liv-
ing rm., lge. dining area. den
and " bath. Big, light kitch-
en-; 5 bedrms.. 2 baths Il bed
rm. has built-in bathinette).
upstairs. Full basement with
large wooded lot. XII. S-3IO6.
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FARMER
STARVES LAST

500: pound walk-in deep freeze. 8.
bedrm.. 2-bath modern home. 4C
acres open. Of beautiful land. fenced
and cross-fenced, with 3 ponds. 90
head. 13 calves. now getting enough
dition Loudoun County. Beauty
Taxes S25 and only 26 miles from
d. G. A real bargain for qualify.
minded buyer with $4,000 cash
Call Mr.. Brown. Sun. and ewes, AL
1892 or weekdays. TIE. 3445
CHARLES r. HOOFF. INC, 1907
Duke St. Alexandria. Va.
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Little Miss Modern

A 3-bedrm. contemporary-styled home
Very lge. glassed areas in lfv. rm.-
din: rm. combination. Superb storage
and closet facilities, All-elec. Kit
Suburban one-half acre plot. So, 500
cash. Balance on terms. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. of Glebe oW. 5000
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
HOLIDAY
EXCLUSIVE
ARLINGTON

Brick and stone bungalow; !;
lge. bsmt. has pine-panelled
recr: rm. with full windows;
1st q. has liy. rm. with picture
window and firepl.. separate
din. rm,. equip. kit. 2 bedrms.
and bath: upstairs has bedrm.
and bath; 5 min. to Pentagon,
parochial and public schools.
1mmed. poSs. Very reasonably
priced. XII, S.31O6.
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DAMASCUS AREA

II acres with 6-rm. house; estab-
lished income with expansion pos
sibilities. All equipment for poultry
raising. Elec. fence inclosing good
ment place High and cool for sum
mer comfort. Easy access to market
and schools.
Call Mrs Yeomans, WI. Os3s.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
Realtors Uptown Once
460S Wis. Ave-. OR. 67I5.
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OPEN
DAILY. 1 TILL

COLUMBIA TERRACE
Only 10 left out of 55 in
Arlington location; there is
no value that can Compare
with these 3-bedroom ALL
brick } duplex homes, lust
OF Columbia pike; very
modern kit. fully equipped;
S1.775 :. down to veterans.
Don't. wait. these will be
gone BY the week end. Come
Out Columbia pike past
Bancroft. turn left on CO.
lumbia ST.. left on George
Mason DR.. to homes and our
Arlington Realty Co.
,212 Wilson Blvd OW Q2n
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HOUSES FOR sAL-YA.
OPEN
SAT. AND SUN.
THE VIRGINIAN

The famous virginian. Ar
hngton's finest planned COM
munity on Lee blvd. 46-ft.
all-brick ramblers on COM
pletely sodded lots. Huge base
ment with outside entrance.
automatic washer and
roughed-in u bath; excel
lent bedrooms, pastel tiled
bath; 20-ft. living room with
picture window and fireplace,
large separate dining area,
dream Kitchen with garbage
disposal. Magic Chef range.
S-ft. GE refrigerator. exhaust
fan, Formica work surface and
breakfast bar. shadow box. A
.ovely home for the family
that desires modern comfort
able and convenient living at
its best; S20,950 with S9.25O
cash. Come out this afternoon
and inspect this model house.
Directions: Out Lee blvd.
past Glebe rd. to first new
community on left beyond Ar
lington Forest.
ARLINGTON REALTY
81. Wilson Blvd. OW. $50
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ACE HIGH

A carefully-kept 6-rm. Colonial home
on pretty green lawn. 65x125. OF
13x19 liv. rm. Is q glass-inclosec
porch: archway to sep din. rm
with windows and Individual closet
and storage space: full tile bath
complete bsmt. S16.5OO. Terms Il
suit you. Call today. OW. 909O.
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EXCELLENT LOCATION
ALEXANDRIA

-rs ALEXANDRIA
In desirable residential area. con-
yenient to transportation. schools.
ideally located for committing to
D. C. or downtown Alexandria. Sub
Stantial brick home with 23-ft@ liv-
ing room with fireplace. separate
dining room, large screened porch.
. 8 bedrooms. tiled bath. full base,
with outdoor fireplace. Priced right
Z at S2O.250. Terms. Directions:
Over Shirley hwy. to Arlington Ridge
I rd.. right to Arlandria shoppins
center. right on Russell I'd. to Alex
andria ave. left to los West Alex
CHAUNCEY REALTY CORP
nMAYr@nG 1000
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
OPEN
SAT. AND sim
THE AHLINGT0N

THE ARLINGTON
How close to town can you get?
These bath-and-a-half brk. Colonials
on large level lots are only . stone &
throw from the Potomac and on the
bedrms.. large liv. rm. with firepl..
separate din. rm., modern kit, large
side screened porch; full bsmt. with
outside entrance. We are fortunate
and happy to have these fine homes
to present to the purchasers who
There is nothing in Arlington to
compare with them; S2O,95O, with
$9,050 down and 5000 per month.
Directions. Out Lee blvd. past Fill
Irving and our homes are on the
right.
ARLINGTON REALTY
e212 Wilson Blvd. oW. $500
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Children Wanted

and. MoTaER. MSs You Should 2 see aSead1en thess
room sizes!! really twin bedrms.
Liv. rms. and din. rm are both
"state-sfze." Equip. kit. brick firepl.,
picture window. porch. and "a acre
aH FOR Sl6,750. BE FIRST. Call
OW. 5000.
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HnJwOOD SECTTON

$4,000. Move into this
sweet clapboard bungalow. Lge.
liv. rin. with f1repl, big kitch-
en-. 2 bedrms. and bath on Ist
a. Big rrn, with z windows on
End a.. Full bsmt. with rm.
and "a bath. Lovely yard;
$1,000 down. assume q large
FHA-GI trust. Don't miss
this for yalue-plus. XII,
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BY OWNER

.S21 $50 Open Sunday; bedrooms,
ga baths. This brick Cape Cod has
2 bedrooms and tile bath on 1st a.:
2 bedrooms and tile bath on 2nd a. ;
rm.. firepl in liv. rm.; oil heat; re-
cessed radiators; screened porch;
full bsmt.. "a bath in bsmt.. out
side entrance Walking distance to
q every NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. schools
and transp; ) Minis. to Pentagon
11th ST. south, near Columbia pike
and Glehe I'd ia 2-6O1S
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Captains and Lieutenants

A brick home in Fails Church that
offers attractive. comfortable living
at reas. cost. Grand-sized Q4x2O)
din. rm., plus 2 bedrms and bath
Wide lawn for outdoor parties OF
ctldren's playground Army major
selling at $14,950 on tens. Your
inspection is requested. Call OW
Evening star., 1952-06-01

FlowerS-Sh -Shrubs-Trees
surround this charming Colonial
home-truly q picturebook setting
Enter into q knotty pine sun parlor
or den-ideal for leiSurely, informal
living. Adjacent formal liv. rm
with arch to separate din. rm.-
tastefully decorated, Immediately
kept. Pretty. modern kit. with mnay
built-ins and practical plastic tile
wall above sink work-area and stove.
Pvt. rear screened porch overlooks
beautiful garden and brick outdoor
oven, Bsmt. has been colorfully
finished into unique recreation rm.
plus combination workshop and laun-
dry. Entire floor is covered in light.
gay tile. Upstairs are 3 family bed
rms. in contrasting floral wallpaper
Lge ceramic tile bath with tub and
shower. All in alT, this lovely home
creates a perfect symphony for rest
full, relaxed living. Complete shop
ping and bus facilities 3 blks. Be
sure to see INSIDE AND OUTSIDE
todayis. S19,250. Substantial cash
required.
Lee blvd. past Glebe I'd :;
left on s. Park to 116 and open sign.
(2-6 p.m.)
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BUNGALOW
COUNTRY STYLE
OPEN TOnAv o rO q

OPEN TODAY 2 TO6
Falls Church. Lovely Colonial With
~20O-ft, frontage Of beautifully land
scaped grounds, l blk. from an con-
veniences; 30 IT. liv. rm. with fire-
pi:, Danquet-size din. rm., modern
KIT, breakfast space. pantry, 4 bed
rms, tiled bath, full bsmt. with ser
h.-W.h., storm windows, detached Q
car garage. Entire home in immac-
ulate condition inside and out, We'll
worthy of inspection IL you need
space. comfort and convenience.
Directions: Out Lee hwy. rast Broad
st. in Falls Church to George Mason
Io.; leIt TO ia Z. George Mason rd
c. 1: Halnlowell, Inc. Realtors
Evening star., 1952-06-01

COLORED = EXCEPTIONAL BAR :
GAIN--6-rm. semidet. brick; oil
GRATED: S11 $50; reas. terms. MISS
r. HAWKINS, Broker. Nj. S277.
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18:UNIT APT.-N.W.

IO-UNII AFI.-N.W w.
This handsome detached building fs
only few years old, In perfect con-
dition and in excellent location;
hardwood floors, tiled baths, up-to-
date kitchens, ETC., and building has
built-in incinerator, oil heat. etc;
income at modest rents over S15, 900
yearly; well financed and priced low
Tor prompt sale; exclusive with
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors. EX. 1911
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INVEST PROP. SALE tcon.. }

1 STORY BRICK BLDG. large res
taurant, approx. S-yr. lease, $500
mo-. no expense; $4,000 will handle.
LOUIS RUDDEN, Ex. 5707. GE. O14O.
FAIRFAX COUNTY--1st comm. Of.
fered for q limited time only; over z
sifss Ss over s sats a1Isra d.S hshEsy way
location for complete shop. center
with plenty of parking. unusual good
terms; opt. owner. Call Lo. 5-2400.
OVER 1900 SO. FT.. zoned CONNER
With With three 4.unit and e one Se.dt s.anit
STORES. sRa sidss 81. Iissf 4ssd. right Room for
4-UNIT APIS, 3 yrs. old semi-det.
brick bldg; very clean: income,
$3;367 q year. top location. Price.
sss; ssss; ;Soq; GM. iss sos7. ss7Tust, $4,000 Re.
lsfse dspas %ind9T SFek elfs si,a sna
Spring I'd NV; High ceiling, con-
crete floor; suitable for store. shop.
ONCE. warehouse. etc. Only $500 on
terms. Cali ST.. 1859.
TO SETTLE ESTATE, valuable corner,
near Pentagon Bldg. 10000 50.
fset' H6' soas 5idss'' garages; prop clear.
. MODERN STORES. LIQUOR business
in one, good cor. in NV. close to
downtown. Rental, $500; price.
$49;950. MAURICE KoHNER, DI.
214S.
ATTENTION. INVESTOR.
Near Penna. ave. Sc. and llth st.
First comm. corner. brick store and
eases setS years H. $3.50 sas o1ief es income
Mr. Tovornick, GE. S12a.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1224 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
CUNT BRICK apartment building;
modern: fully rented: colored oc-
cupancy; in excellent condition and
low operating cost; priced at about
8 times annual rents to yield good
return on investment; cash required.
$4,000; moderate monthly pay
ments on balance.
233 Southern Bldg. ma. 0271
Evenings call A. ROFFELD. WO. 1894
Exclusive Agents.
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BY OWNER

Five-room brick. bungalow. Basement,
attic. garage, Y acre, 4-foot chain
link fence $40 No. Abingdon st.,
Ari. 3 biecfs west Of Hecht store
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BELLE HAVEN

bEL1E TIA VEN
Three twin-size bedrms.. 2h
baths. entertaining liv. rm..
lge. din. rm.. French doors lead
TO lse screened porch. Cute
den, huge kitchen with table
space. Garage. Full bsmt. has
Dutch cupboard firepl. Big
patio on recr rm. An excel.
value for the lge. family in
this exclusive area.
Routh Robbins Realty
>, 2007 MT. VERNON AVE.
II. o-Sl06 Open 8 Till
Evening star., 1952-08-14
Business Briefs

Bank Clearings in IS leading
cities in the week ended August
13 totaled $14,265,214,000, COM
pared with $16,316,S49, 900 in the
previous week and was 2.9% be-
low the like week year ago.
Dun & Bradstreet.
Business Loans by member
banks in the week ended August
6 totaled $40. .657 200, 900, up $76
million from the previous week
and $1,487 900, 900 above the like
week a year ago.-Federal Re-
serve Board.
Crude Petroleum Production in
the week ended August 8 aver
aged 6,265, $50 barrels daily, up
1873, 700 for the week and com
pared with 6,231,250 in the like
week year ago.-American Pc
troleum Institute.
Montgomery Ward & Co. July
sales totaled $82 1894 1892, up 4.2%
from 1851; for 6 months $751;
296.116, down 4.4% from 1851.
United Gas Corp. in IL months
ended June 80 earned $16,334, ,467
or $1.39 a share VS.. $17,172,613 or
$1.61 in 1851.
Greyhound Corp. in IL months
ended June 80 earned $13, ,495, $50
or $1.25 a share VS.. $13,3O4,217
or $1.23 in 1851.
Michigan COnsol. Gas in II
months ended June 30 earned
$6,297, ,465 or $1.46 a share VS..
81, ,190,525 or $1.84 in 1851.
WHY'S Overland Motors, Inc,
in 8 months ended June 80 earned
$5,192,963 or $1.73 a share VS..
So 1893 ,037 or $1.08 in 1851 period.
Best Foods, Inc, in year ended
June 80 earned $4,843, ,108 or 1928
a share VS.. $4,793,319 or $500 in
1851.
American Woolen Co., Inc, in 6
months ended June 30 had a loss
Iof $2,726,079 VS.. earnings Of ST.
415.878 or Sill a share in 1851
lperiod.
Western Air Lines in IL months
ended June 80 earned $1,226,219
or $1.71 a share VS.. $1,171,012 or
$1.64 in 1851.
Other earnings included: