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Evening star., 1952-11-19
Dealey hopes to get them both
with a single salvo.

Dealey hopes to get them both
with a single salvo.
Twenty minutes after being
sighted the two destroyers pass in
an overlapping formation across
the bow of the submarine at q
range of about 1000 yards. This
is the moment Dealey has been
waiting for. He plans to shoot at
the nearest destroyer. Any tor
|pedoes that miss will have q
chance of hitting the second tar
get.
Four torpedoes. evenly spaced,
run toward the enemy. Dealey
stands staring through his peri
scope. The first torpedo passes
Just ahead, and misses. The Sec
ond torpedo hits near the bow. and
"a few seconds later the third hits
under the bridge. The fourth
torpedo misses astern.
Fourth Torpedo Hits.
At this juncture Dealey swings
his ship with hard right rudder
getting ready for a setup on the
second destroyer if that should
prove to be necessary. The first
destroyer, now burning furiously
slows down.
Behind his stern Dealey can
again see the second vessel, just
in time to see the fourth and last
torpedo crash into him. It is
Instantly apparent that no addi-
tional torpedoes will be needed for
either ship.
In the late afternoon. next day
IA large Japanese task force, con-
sisting Of several battleships and
cruisers. was sighted, escorted 10y
"a half a dozen or more destrcyers
and three or four aircraft circling
overhead. Harder was out of posi-
ton for an attack.
While watching the largest bat
Itleship. which appeared to be one
,of Japan's two mystery ships
huge 60,000-ton monsters-Dealey
saw him suddenly become envel-
oped in heavy black smoke. and
lin a few moments three distant
explosions were heard. It was
possible that one of our other SUBJ
marines already had made an at
tack.
Suddenly a destroyer darted out
of the confused melee of ships and
headed directly for. Harder. Per-
Evening star., 1952-11-19
Skipper Of Harder Won Congressional Medal,
Then Sacrificed His Ship to Save Another

reduced to 10000 yards. then g.
900, then 8,500-at which point
Sam pulled the plug from under
his ship and dropped her neatly to
periscope depth.
The moment the ship was under
water, Dealey called out. Left full
rudder!"
Obediently the Submarine al
tered course to the left, drawing
away from the path down which
she had been running. A tricky
stunt, this. fraught with danger.
If the DID up there had enough
sense to divine what had occurred
and suspect the trap laid for him,
things would be tough. He'd have
little trouble in picking up the
submarine broadside on with his
supersonic sound equipment, and
probably could do plenty of dam
age with an immediate attack.
But he suspected nothing, came
on furiously down the broad wake
left by the sub, blundered right
across her stern, and was greeted
with two torpedoes which hit him
under the bow and under the
bridge, and broke his back.
Another Destroyer Cited.
Late afternoon of the next day
Harder is patrolling submerged,
and everything appears to be calm
and peaceful, when the musical
Bong! Bong! Bong!" of the
general alarm skaters the quiet
of the sleeping crew. Another
Destroyer"
This is fast one. Harder turns
and heads toward the enemy. pre-
pairing all torpedo tubes as she
does so.
At 5000 yards the destroyer
turns and heads directly toward
the submarine as though he had
sighted the periscope in the CLASSY
smooth sea. He commences weav-
ing. first to one side and then the
other. and increases speed rapidly
as he roars in. No question but
that he has detected the sub
marine. Sam will have to fire
right down his throat in order to
get him.
The range closes quickly-2,0OO
yards; 1.500 yards.
"F'ire!" Sam Logan. torpedo
officer, takes up the count at the
TDC, spacing his torpedoes de-
liberately so that they cannot
possibly run into each other and
so that they will diverge slightly
as they race toward the destroyer.
One after the other two more tor
pedoes stream out toward the
careening destroyer.
Suddenly a heavy explosion is
felt by every one in the submarine.
There is no need to pass the word
to explain what that was. They
have heard plenty Of torpedo ex-
plosions by now.
From time OF sighting to time
of sinking has taken nine min
uteS.
Shortly after sunset. two days
later. while. the submarine is run
ming on the surface off Tawi Tawi,
one Of the bridge lookouts sights
two deStroyers dead ahead.
The battle stations alarm is
sounded again, and in a few min
utes the submarine slips silently
beneath the waves. The destroyers
are on a line of bearing, andl
Evening star., 1952-11-19
haps her periscope had been
sighted!
Battle stations submerged!

hapS her periscope had been
sighted!
Battle stations submerged!
At maximum full speed the de-
stroyer's bow is high out Of water.
Black smoke pours from his stacks.
Harder turns and swings her DOW
directly toward the onrushing YES
sci; lines him up for a shot direct
ly down the throat.
The range closes with fantastic
speed. Dealey makes an observa-
ton every 80 seconds or so. The
periscope is almost in continuous
motion.
Range. 1000 yards. Only a few
minutes to 60. The sound .r.lan,
intently listening to the approach
ing propeller beats. reports, He
has slowed down.
Willy fellow, this. He knows he
is approaching the submarine s
position. and plans to search the
area carefully.
On he comes. Still no devia-
tion in course, headed directly for
the submarines periscope. Prob
ably he has seen it. and he nc
doubt plans to run right over it
as he drops his depth charges.
Not being a submarine man. he
probably fails to realize that that
|periscope has been popping up and
down in nearly the same place
entirely too precisely and entirely
too long. Perhaps he doesn't real
ize that the submarine Is obviously
making no attempt to escape
Standby to shoot! Up peri
Iscope!"
Another Ship Starboard.
The periscope whineS softly as
lit rises out of its we'll. At this
moment another report from
sound: Fast screws! Close aboard
starboard beam!"
Another ship! Destroyer, o1
course! The thought flashes
through Dealey's mind with q
small shock. He has been so in
tent on laying a trap for this fell
low dead ahead that he ha;
neglected to look about for Others
who might be coming.
TOO late to worry about him
now" Dealey mutters to himself
squatting before the periscope
we'll.
The periscope starts down. INC
change" barks out Dealey, mean
ing that the situation is exactly
as it should be.
"Set!"
"Fire!"
There is no time to waste look
ing around. Not even time to try
to identify the source of the extra
set of screws on the starboard
beam.
Take her down! All ahead
full! Right full rudder." If the
torpedoes miss. Harder will have
two minutes to gain depth before
the destroyer is on top of her.
The suspense is unbearable
Harder has already tilted her nose
down and is heading for the pro-
lection of the depths at full speed
but she has not, of course, moved
very far yet.
How long?"
"Forty-five seconds, Captain
Should be hitting any second
now!"
Fifty seconds!"
"Fifty-five seconds!" And pre-.
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The largest telephone directory
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Cleveland made it's appearance
here Monday. On that date a dis
tribution crew of 1900 persons be-
gan delivering 621, 800 sets of The
Ohio Bell Telephone Company's
1852 alphabetical and classified
directories.
Both directories have increased
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bined weight of the two books
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directory has increased from 1,O4O
pages to 1904 and the classified
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In addition to the regular
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with operator dialing of long
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"Long distance calls can be
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is the reason the personal direc-
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-06
BradY-MullOOlY

Announcement has been made by
Mrs. Arthur M. Brady, 936 Whit
by rd., Cleveland Heights, of the
engagement of her daughter, Pa
tricia to William E. Mullooly, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Null
looly, 1870 Sylvanhurst rd. Mr.,
Mullooly attended John Carroll
University.
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Over The
Teacups

Teacup notes may be sent to
Elsa C. Berg, 14600 Euclid ave-,
or phoned to PO. 1873. Dead
line is 500 p. m. Tuesday.
- +
Mrs. Roger C. Leland has just
returned from a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Thorman L. Smith
in Cuyahoga Falls, and to see her
new grandson, born to the Smiths
February 7th.
After an absence of six years
during which they resided on Char
don rd., Mr.. and Mrs. Earl w.
Allerton are back in East Cleve-
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Letters To The Editor
Letters to the Editor:

Letters to the Editor:
/ am grateful to the East Cleve-
land Leader. l had furniture in
need Of repairing. I looked in my
East Cleveland Leader and found
just what l wanted, very attrac-
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niture Repair Store, located at
1923 Hayden ave. l at once called
them. They took the furniture and
made it just like new. The price
was very reasonable. 1t pays to
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Leader. 1t will make you money.
You can save money by reading
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Leader. 1t is always a welcome
guest at my home.
Sincerely,
MRS. MARTHA G. TABOR
1878 Sixth ave.
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With The
Services
Recent army inductees are

Recent army inductees are:
Eugene M. Mccoy, 1440 Alder
ave.; Donald A. Diemert, 1246 Ben
der ave.; E. Mendelsohn, 14405
Northfield ave.; Paul w. Burton,
10000 Euclid ave.; James E. Kali
tenbach, 1928 Allendale rd.; Will
liam ]. Taller, 1874 Chapman ave. {;
Vyatautas A. Valatis, 14005 Bald
win ave.; John C. Murray, 1858
Hover ave.
Clark Ingram of 928 Dresden rd.,
was named "Soldier of the Week"
at Fort Benning, Ga, recently.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-06

Sally Jean is the name given the
daughter born on February 25th to
Mr.. and Mrs. Armand A. Scalero,
1857 Fourth ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-06

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T.
Bednar, 1917 Claiborne rd., a boy,
Frank Albert, February goth.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-06

Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Webster,
1924 Fernwood ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Eleanor, to Cpl. Ross S. King, son
of Mrs. Thomas H. Soule, 10000
Euclid ave. Both are graduates of
Shaw High School and Miss Web
ster attended Westminster College
where she was member of Alpha
Gamma Delta. Cpl. King is sta
tened at Langley Air Force Base,
Virginia.
The couple plan a summer we'd
ding.
Evening star., 1952-08-28
Hechinger's S has
hundre red S Of big.
Friday Bargains

All these and many at all four hundreds of useful
items tor house and garden and bebie reductions price,
Discontinued stocks Floor SonpIes Some Warehouse DAM
o9e Some End Season All terrific bargains hurry
hurry to Elechngers.
Drfy No Phone NIuJ O r de RS On Fridnu Rmrumi.s
Evening star., 1952-10-30

COLORED-soUTHEAsT
Mr.. 18th & E. CAPITOL
zONED FIRST COMMERCIAL
Colonial tapestry row brick home con-
siSting of g spacious rooms and
tiled bath, full basement. oil hot
water heat. detached metal garage,
open porcheS. Property ina Al
condition. PRICE, S12,950, with
small down payment. Exclusive with
FRED A. SMITH CO.
lib 18th st. NV. Elk. 24S0.
Evening star., 1952-10-30
BROOKFARM

You have waited patiently for price
and terms and now here they are
The buy Of the year, Super mellow
gorgeous. New ANTIQUE brick
window in living rm., picture win
dow in. huge daylight bsmt.. terrific
kit, with built-in breakfast nook,
sep. dining rm.: i4-acre lot plus.
Big lst trust avail, A choice OF
SEVERAL EXTERIORS, Close to
bus. stores, schools and city OF Falls
Church. A VERY COMPETITIVE
house at a VERY COMPETITIVE
price. S1S950.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. off Glebe. oW. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-10-30
Brilliant Fall Co1ors
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1859

Form a backdrop for this exquisite
Colonial home Center entrance
with .step-up to breath taking lst-
hoor bedroom or study and full tiled
bath. Broad impressive living room
with log g-burning fireplace and spar
king wall mirror. Separate ban
quet dining room. French door TO
private screened veranda bsmt;
butlt-in garage: 2 upstairs, twin,
family bedrooms and generous tub
shower bath; handicapped grounds
approximately 72X155. Desirable
North Arlington. Only one block
off busline. S26.500 and S5,0OO-
$4,000 cash will handle. Call OW.
Evening star., 1952-10-30
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING
Brick Rambler S16750

immaculate, spacious and attractive
featuring. large liv. rm. with pic
ture window and tlrepl.: dining rm..
all-electric kitchen, dishwasher. and
storage attic, full tiled basement,
Kenmore auto. washer. Large cor
ner lot. 4ec loan, S7S mo.
CAPITAL REALTY CO.
SH. 0673. if no answer. TO. 5627
Evening star., 1952-10-30

I I-BEDRM. RAMBLER-Seldom do yor
find 4-bedroom. 2-bath, Diet. brick
rambler in a convenient area. The
home contains reception hall, liv
rm. with fireplace. family-siz din
dishwasher and Disposall; 3 excel
bedrms., 2 tiled baths and den. or 4
bedrms.: stairs to full attic; tre.
mendouS pine-paneled recr. room
with full bath; Lear garage; un-
Yss YYsaally ally s3od financing; Price
Evening star., 1952-10-30
HOUSES FOR SALE-s.W.

REASONABLE DOWN PAYMENT. 213
9th st. S.w.-Semidet.; IL spacious
heat; rental income, 2nd and 3rd
floors, S264; possibilities S3O5,
Very profitable investment. Mr..
Mobley, ewes, FIR. 363I. ZAGAMI
REALTY CO, Ii. 7-9317. 80
Evening star., 1952-10-30
8 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS

Balance to suit your income. This
immaculate brick Colonial has in
triguing. floor plan that will please
any lady. Interesting living room,
dinig room ARRANGEMENT served by
screened porch Basement, recrea-
tion room: Ideal corner location.
and profeSsional-class people, Shown
by appointment only. Call OW.
Evening star., 1952-10-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
BEAUTIFUL ROLLINGWOOD
S6 000 CASH
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

This Colonial brick home is located
close to District Transportation ant
schools. Home consists of 3 bed
with fireplace, mod. kit: lge. porch
bsmt. with outside entr.; garage
lge. lot. Owner leaving and ha,
PRICED this one very reasonably q
S23. $50.
BILLINGSLEY REALTY CO.
OR. 1926 TILL 9 PM.
Evening star., 1952-10-30

HOUSES BY HUGHES-Very old hut
very nice. 2-bedrm. home in Brent
WOOD; Old reliable features such as
h-W.h, double siding; big kitchen,
beautiful lot. $4,000 full price. VIM,
II. HUGHES, AP. 1400 till 8 pm.
Evening star., 1952-10-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

UNIVERSITY PARK-Beaut. brick Co.
lonial on lge. level lot; 3 big bed
rms, l full bath, two "a baths, love-
ly screened side porch: A home Of
BOSWELL CO. WA. 4500 It'll S pm.
WEST HYATTSVILLE-Three- VI. old
bungalow in Al condition. Full
bsmt.. stairway to huge expansible
attic. tile bath. gas heat. Priced to
fe ferms msda'SEs csI w. q 5000 Til pm mA
ROBERT S DAVIS g. CO.
$3.50 DOWN-New brick 3-bedrm,
semidet. in Seat Pleasant; full price
only $11.150. Move right in. Call
To-Day. today; Wa 5000. ROBERT s.
UNDERpRrCED AT s1s.s5o-e-rm.
brick Colonial; full bsmt.; A-acre
lot; one mile past Md. Univ; near
al dav cGny WX aada RHA R6RgRT Cal naJfs tH
& co. 80
REDUCED TO $1I.95O - All-brick
rambler in popular Radiant Valley
near new Landover Hills School;
here is an opportunity to purchase
a quality built 3-yr. -old home at a
modest price; $3.50 down and bal.
9aly 9a6o s23 PoFsPT per mo; 6sv,t SsI5 today WA
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Cheverly spe-
cial u. lge rms. full bright bsmt,
lovely tapestry brick. few dollars in
paint Will make this q charming
HUGHES, AP. l4O0 till 8 pm.
HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Pretty little
Farmette on 2 rolling acres. city
water, fruit trees, berries, perfect
ssaroen same sp9t; Pius ;,i ATTRACTIVE r;na mod
HUGHES, AP. 400 till 8 pm.
FOR INDIVIDUALITY and beau beauty,
see this lovely brick. 4 bedrms., 2ia
baths; sind % extra large Kitchen, guest
fireplace; lovely chestnut woodwork
oyer eTI a area; So; 900 down. SMITH
SMITH REALTY has q lovely two
oedrm. oedr 5ungalow in Mt. Rainier
ASSUME Gf Loan. 5000 ZOO, down, ses
rm., 2-story home, only 8 yrs. old
sep. din. rm., fully equip. kit; gas
oert' oeIy sge ige; K6N Ieyel S, l9t 4 bargain a.
BRICK RAMBLER in beautiful Uni.
Versity Park, mr.. NV. High School;
lge. lv. rm. with firepl., complete
Kit, 3 big bedrmS; lge, high lots
Assume big GI loan. A bargain a,
Sl9,500. ALVIN EPLING, UN. 0313
ASSUME CT LOAN on this 2-yr'-old
brtck-and -shingle Colonial in NV
Hyatts.; 3 bedrms., attract. cor. lot
Low cash. ALVIN EPL1NG, UN. 03l3
HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Prewar 6.
Tm. Colonial in convenient West
Hyattsville: 20-ft. liv. rm., ful
din: rm., 8 extra-lge. bedrms.. tiIf
Datn. Low cost oil heat, SII .95O
on easy terms. VIM. r. HUGHES
AP. 1400 till pm. 30
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Very old but
very nice. 2-bedrm. home in Brent.
WOOD; Old reliable features such as
n.-W.n., double siding; big kitchen
peauGl1ul lot. $4,000 full price, VIM
~ HUGHES, AP. 1400 till pm.
NEW 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER on 1eve
! lot 14O 1T: deep; full bsmt.. tile
bath, gas heat; IA Blk. from bms @
near Templeton Manor: price as
$1,000. Call today, WA, 3900
ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO. 30
DEF. 3-YR.-OLD BRICK BJNGA
Assume GI loan. Defense Heights
Just on Defense hwy. Two bedrmS.
eEpanslble attic, bsmt.: imma cuIate
como. priced to sell immed. Cal
Mr; Penland ST. 1858; ewes. III
.-IDlZ TILL 10 nm ATLAS IoTA 1~xJ
Evening star., 1952-10-30

Brand-new finest quality; wide CEN
din. rm.; dishwasher, disposal. Their
mador oven; breakfast bar; THREE
bedrmS.. 2 baths; storage attic; full
basement. paneled recr. rm.: built-in
garage; beautiful wooded setting on
splendid lot with over 1O0-ft 'front.'
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI 14lI: eve
Evening star., 1952-10-30
OPEN DAILY, l TO 9 PM.
SUNDAYS, 10 TIL 8

$750 Cash DOWn-$93.41 Mo,
THREE BEDROOMS-BAS
In Wheaton area, less than 2 yrs. old.
is to enable quick sale as owner is
being transferred out of town. To
inspect call MR.. LANSDALE, LO.
4-T4o4 30
Evening star., 1952-10-30
SEMIDETACHED BRICK

4006 Alabama Ave. Sc.
Beautiful Semidet. brick home in an
outstanding neighborhood. Six spa
cious rooms, tiled bath, full dining
room, stairway to attic, fireplace in
bsmt- Vacant. ready for immediate
10 sell.
HILLCREsT REALTY. Ii. 7-4O40
Evening star., 1952-10-30
peter !. hagan
BEAUTIFUL KNoLLwooD

$4,000 DOWN
Immac. 3-bedrm. home with spacious
kit. lge lot; close to D. C. line
Price, Sl2,950.
Evening star., 1952-10-30
HILLCREST HEIGHTS

10 MINUTES ANDREWS FIELD
lovely. modern, spanking-new brick
rambler amidst gorgeous trees in 9
beautiful section of Hillcrest
Heights. Lge. liv. rm. with stone
firepl., spacious separate din. rm.
beautiful lge. mod. kit. tiled bath.
room with colored fixtures. 8 lovely
iS stall shower Dsm Separate naS unf,nished Easa
recr. rm. with firepl. The price
S26,500. Call me soon to see this
lovely home any time. Mrs. Silva
LU. 2-35SS. with
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
Evening star., 1952-10-30
ARLINGTON

ANlIINN1 ION
FREEDOM RINGS
Within the BRICK WALLS of this
INSPIRING COLONIAL with 3 bed
rms, "a baths; full, dry bsmt.;
large screened porch; de luxe equip
ment. ONLY $4,000 DOWN!
w. FRANK CANEY, INC.
1880 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. Va.
IA. 6-616l
40
Evening star., 1952-10-30
SOMERSET

oOIWERSEl i
CALIFORNIA RAMBLER
GOOD FINANCING
Owner leaving city, will dispose of
his practically new brick rambler
located on corner lot and con-
venient to grade and Junior high
school. Has hall, good living room.
dining room, kitchen with break
fast space; 3 well-proportioned
bedrooms and 2 baths stairs to
storage attic; large pine-paneled
recreation room, bath and laundry
in basement. Attached garage, gas
heat.
BETHESDA
BATTERY PARK HILLS
OWNER BOUGHT LARGER HOUSE
A charming house with well land
scaped and fenced garden situated
on dead-end street. In immaculate
condition. 1t has entrance hall.
living room, dining room, good
kitchen screened porch 3 bed
rooms. IA baths, maids room and
full bath. attached garage.
w. C. & A. N. Miller, OR. 1854
Builders and Developers Of
Wesley Hts, Sumner g. Spring Valley
Evening star., 1952-10-30
63l1 6Ist AVE,

RIvERDALE GARDENS
81 900 down. First a.: Living rm.
dining rm., kitchen. 2 bedrms.' bath;
bsmt. ground level: Living rm.,
kitchen, 2 'bedrms.. bath. Miss Dbl.
Ion. cox & CO, UN. 1895.
3aBEDRM. BRICK BUNGALOW; only
$4,000; liv. rm. with fireplace, fui]
DIN. rm., side porch, bsmt., patio;
extensive Handicapped lot; desir able
location; owner transferred. Car
be seen at any time.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
WA. 6655, UN. 1166, HY, O638
Evening star., 1952-10-30

DISTRICT HEIGHTS
One block off Marlboro pike, beautiful
detached brick home, large living
room with, fireplace; full sized din
rooms and bath; screened side
porch; basement with recreation
room and u bath; oil heat; large
level lot. Very reasonably priced.
Suburban Realty Co.
54o2 Marlboro Pike Sc, 10. $1,000
Evening star., 1952-10-30
peter j. hagan
BUNGALOW

BUNGALOW
Large asbestos shingled bungalow,
near Marlboro pike: bedrooms.
large living room. dining room. kit
safaxe easa and aree eath nt snv sni se1t 2car
Suburban Realty Co.
b4o2 Marlboro Pike Sc, 10. $1,000
Evening star., 1952-10-30
HOUSES SALE-S.E. (cont.)
vACANT-MovE RIGHT IN

l16 UPSAL ST. S.E.
Congress Heights-Det. bungalow,
rooms and bath, full bSmt., practi-
cally new. gas a.-c. heat; front and
rear porches, det. gar. House COM
pleteIy redec.: new refgr., new gas
ranGe. Just off Nichols ave, close
TO schools. shopping, churches,
transp. Priced right--good terms.
Can ewes. GE. 1888. PRESS REAL
TY CORP. 927 18th St. NV. ST.
93l6. al
10 MINUTES TO ANDREWS FIELD
Semidetached brick only 5 years old;
, bedrooms, full basement, house in
immaculate condition. Aluminium
storm doors and windows for entire
house. Mr. MuSselman. Ii. 6-9556.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor, 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
HILLCREST AREA
1919 POPE ST. Sc.
Lovely, detached stone and brick
home, Six beautiful rooms, 2 baths
tull basement, gas heat, garage
Terms. Evenings. VI. BOIL.
Wllloughby Real Estate Co
S09 Mass. Ave. NE. AT. 7043
Evening star., 1952-10-30
BRADBURY HEIGHTS

BRADBURY HEIGHTS
Immaculate home, all on one floor: Z
rm.. very. lge. kit. with pantry. plus
a lovely, front porch, Screened; also
with all-aluminum awnings; otheI
features are storm windows, insu.
lated from top to bottom. beautiful
ing firepl.: brick garage: Concerto
drive and walk; Anchor fenced an6
all kinds of flowers and Shrubs
Home very deceiving from outside
Jrs. l blk: to shopping center and
theater. $4,000 down, Call 10
9-9300 for appt. al