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Evening star., 1952-09-17

lumbia member who was doing
the asking said. How about Sam
Snead?"
Doubt it," the PGA official said,
mot two in a row."
He went down the list, Byron
Nelson and Jimmy Demaret?
TOO rusty" Ed Oliver? "Was sec
end last week and seldom has two
good ones in a row." Tommy Bolt I?
.'Too tired and no confidence at
present.; Jim Ferrier? Lost his
touch in Baltimore" Skee Riegel
|or Jim Turnesa? Don't think so"
That exhausted the names of
this occasional golf fan SO he
gave up. "Who then?" he asked.
The PGA representative said
either Ted Kron or Doug Ford,
in his estimation. Ford is the
ninth money winner but hasn't
won since the Jacksonville Open
in March. Kroll is the fifth-lead-
Evening star., 1952-09-17
7erps Again Strong on Defense
Particularly in Veteran Line

their class was graduated, Malet-
zky by the Cleveland Browns and
Nestor by the Chicago Bears.
There appears to be only one
|chance Of a weakness in this setup
and that would be because some
|or all Of them may be asked to
play offense and defense. That
could lessen their efficiency and
increase injury chances.
This stalwart forward wall fig
ures to send many of the Terps'
opponents to passing over it and
without Cianelli and Kensler the
Terps may be in trouble. Tatum
had hoped to test his secondary
defense against Duke in the two
day scrimmage last week, but the
Blue Devils hardly worked up
enough offense to extend the line
hackers.
Walt Boeri and Marty Crytzer
temporarily are holding down the
linebacker posts with Lattimer.
Fullerton to Be Kept Busy.
The defensive halfbacks at pres
ent are Bob De Stefano, who also
lis a reserve quarterback, and Ed
Fullerton, co-captain with Alder
ton, with Charley Boxhold in re-
serve. However, Fullerton prob
ably will play all backfleld posi-
tions except quarterback before
the season is over. If football had
a most valuable player award ia
match baSebalps, Fullerton would
be Maryland's man.
The safety man will be Joe
Horning. the same youngster who
won the job for the last half OF
the season last year. With Ed
Modzelewski gone. the Terps do
not have a Mighty Mo" this year,
but in Horning. 5-foot-9 and a
doubtful 165. they have a Mighty
Mouse" Horning intercepted six
passes last year, two for touch
downs on runs of 100 and 76 yards.
He's speedy, shifty and sure of
himself. The only way Horning
could miss would be for some $50
FOUNDER to fall on him, but the
question is how is a 250-pounder
going to catch Horning.
Maryland will not be too deep
defensively unless the Terps come
up with some more surprises like
Tom McLuckie. who looks good
enough to permit Morgan to spend
considerable time on offense.
The Terps will have the same
punters working for them-Bernie
Faloney and Fred Heffner. Fa-
loney averaged 1877 for ~ punts
last year and Heffner 1914 for is,
with the more experienced Faloney
handling the pressure punts.
MERRELL WHITTLESEY.
Tomorrow-The Terps' Offensive.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
Baseball
tContinued From Page c-l.,


lieved starter Billy Loes with the
bases loaded and nobody out in
the fourth. He retired the Pirates
without permitting a run.
The Pirates finally scored on the
28-year-old highlander in the
ninth and had two on and the ty-
ing runs on the base when Black
sauntered in for his SD appear
ance and famed Frank Thomas
for the third out.
Cleveland remained stationary
in its pursuit Of the New York
Yankees despite its 10-inning, 4-3
triumph over Washington. The
Yankees maintained their az
game margin-with 10 to 60
when Rookie Southpaw Bill Miller
twirled a three-hit. TO shutout
over the Detroit Tigers. Joe Col
Inns and Hank Bauer homered to
hand Art Houtteman his 10th loss.
It was the Yankees fifth straight
win.
Mike Garcia kept the Indians in
the running, spinning q 10-hitter
for his 21st triumph against 10 de-
feats. The winning run was man
|ufactured with two out in the 10th
when Bobby Avila singled and
scored on a double by Larry Dolby
that bounced past Outfielder
Jackie Jensen. Bob Porterf3eld
was the loser.
The st. Louis Cardinals ad-
vanced to within .3h games Of
the second-place Giants. sweep
ing a twi-night double header
from the Boston Braves. 8-6 and
5-1. The Cards smashed six
homers. two by Solly Hemus, as
Stu Miller and Harry Brecheen
were credited with victories over
Warren SPAIN and Ernie john
son.
Robin Roberts became the first
National League pitcher since
1889 to reach IS victories when
he pitched the Phillies to a AZ
triumph over the Cincinnati Reds.
Eddi Waitkus drove in three runs
with a single and triple. Bucky
Walters won q and Paul Der
ringer Is for the '39 Reds.
The Chicago White Sox pro-
tected their third-place position
in the American League. dividing
"a double-header with the Phila-
delphia AS. Dave Philley's homer
and Harry Byrd's seven-hit pitch
ing won the opener for the AS, 2
to 1. It was Byrd's 18th win. An
11-hit attack, highlighted by Ed
die RobinSon's 21St homer and a
pair of doubles by Rocco Krsnich,
helped the Sox take the nightcap,
I'll
Evening star., 1952-09-17

jim 1aCumS uames ike 6uO
Wilkinson at Oklahoma and Don
Faurot's at Missouri, is synono-
nous with the split-T offense. Yet
Maryland's coach never Is more
exuberant in discussing the Terps'
successes than when on his favor
ite subject-defensive football.
An ex-tackle at the University
of North Carolina, Tatum long
has preached that a mistake on
offense usually costs only the loss
of a down-but a mistake on de-
fense costs touchdown.
Offensive stars gained most Of
the credit in the public's mind for
Maryland's unbeaten season and
Sugar Bowl triumph last year-Big
Ed Modzelewski as the record
smashing fullback; Bob Ward as
an All-America guard on offense
and Jack Scarbath as the brilliant
quarterback.
Somewhat overlooked in glorify-
ing these touchdown producers
was the fact that Maryland neared
a national record in pass intercep-
tions with "a, compared to the 81
by Hardin-Simmons that set a
National Collegiate Athletic Asso-
citation mark last year. And that
the Terps were fourth in the Ma
ton on defense against rushing
with an average of only rs yards
per game for the opponents.
Line Should Be Stronger.
Maryland was not among the
Nations top 10 on passing defense,
but that was part of the plot.
LET 'em complete those short
lpasses in their own territory and
around midfield," Tatum said.
"Well stop 'em where it counts. F"
Maryland did.
Maryland's first defensive line
this year should be better than
ever, with virtually the entire line
back and bigger and smarter than
last year. The Terps will be most
fortunate if the linebackers match
the work of Dave Cianelli, Ed
Kensler and Roy MARITIME, all de-
parted. The defensive halfbacks
figure to be as good and the safety
position probably stronger,
The Terps are getting consid-
cradle publicity out of their M"
club on the line, Dick Modzelewski
and Bob Morgan at tackles and
Bill Maletzky at center-guard. But
it's more than a play on initials.
Each weighs 235 pounds. Little
Mo is a preseason All-America,
Maletzky is Tatum's choice as the
most improved lineman on the
squad and Morgan's play sends
Big Jim into howery phrases.
Aldert0n Wins Praise.
Among their helpers will be
John Alderton and the Maryland
coaches say there is not q better
football player in America. Alder
ton, a co-captain, was the de-
fensive player most praised by
Maryland's opponents last year.
Paul Nestor is at the other end
and Charley Lattimer probably
will be the sixth player and a
newcomer to the first string when
a six-man line is employed. Ma
letzky and Nestor already have
been drafted by the pros because
Evening star., 1952-09-17
Marine Headquarters
To Hold Golf Tourney

A handicap golf tournament
open to all military and civilian
personnel at Marine Headquarters
will be held Saturday at East
Potomac. Brig. Gen. Verne j.
McCaul is among the entrants.
Women especially are urged to
Chairman Frank Battista
said today. The deadline is Fri
day noon.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
Irwin Injuries Leg Again
As He Crashes Into Wall
BY The Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK. Sept. 17.-Monte
Irwin, the Giants hard-luck out
fielder. reinjured his right leg in
the game with Chicago yesterday
when he banged against the left
field wall while fielding q hit by
the Cubs Bill Serena.
Irving didn't appear to be seri-
ously hurt.
The Giant outfielder suffered a
compound fracture of his right
ankle while sliding into third base
in spring exhibition game at
Denver.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
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Do false teeth drop, slip or wobble when
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annoyed and embarrassed by such handi-
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feeling Get FAsTEETH today at At any ~
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Evening star., 1952-09-17

Twenty years ago-Ross SOM
erville, 29-year-old Canadian,
won the national amateur golf
championship, defeating Johnny
Goodman, 2 and /, in 36-hole
final.
Evening star., 1952-09-17

tomorrow at
Prince Georges.
T he official,
who knows the
golfers better
than any one
in the field, was
challenged at
Columbia Coun-
try Club yeSter-
day, where the
pros were prac-
ticing because
the hnat round
will be played
there on Sum
day. The CO.
Seward seaport record., 1952-05-02
SEWARD WOMAN'S CLUB HOLDS ELECTION

At a meeting of the Seward Woman'S Club in the Methodist Church April 29, the following officers were elected: Roberta Thornton, president; Reba Rose, vice president; Ruth Malin, sec retary; Cora Duffy, treasurer; Mary Lee Phillips, custodian.
 The program theme was "Ad- ventures in Music featuring the pupils of Mrs. E. l.. Dixon in three d n c c s-Dutch, Minuct and Scotch in costume. The pu- pills of Mrs. Cecil Horton pre- scnted piano, clarinet and flute numbers and pupils of Mrs. Kathryn Baker played some duets on the accordion. Mrs. Tom Howell was program chair
Seward seaport record., 1952-05-02
MOTHER-DAUGHTER SILVER TEA MOTHERS DAY

The Mother-Daughter celcbra- ton will take the form of silver tea this year on Sunday, May Il. It is sponsored by WSCS of Seward Memorial Methodist Church in the social parlor from 3 to 5 pm.
 A planned program includes instrumental and vocal numbers and several dance numbers by pupils of Kathryn Johnson.
 All Seward mothers are in Vited to attend, bringing their daughters.-Or, daughters, bring your mothers.
Seward seaport record., 1952-05-02

Kirch, as their birthdays are the same day. The two thought they had been invited to a small card party, and their respective families had a hard time to pre- vent them from spelling the dinner party by eating at home. By the use of various subter- fuges, however, the pair were finally delivered at the Hard- ings' door ready to do full jus tice to the dinner prepared and the 31 friends waiting to re- ceiVe them.
Seward seaport record., 1952-05-02
LECTURE ON AND AT SCHOOL NEXT FRIDAY

Jules Kilcher, well known SWiSS-Alaskan, will lecture on Switzerland next Friday, May 9, in the high school auditorium. There will be two shows for the school children and one for adults in the evening. His talk will be illustrated with color film from the old country.
 MT. Kilcher has film showing skiing on the Matterhorn, anus ing and interesting walking hay stacks He will show the people at work and at play; beautiful pictures of orchards in the valleys and farming on dizzy mountain sides, with the cOlorful costumes and customs of the little mountain Republic.
 There is a remarkable reSem- blance between the two coun- tries of Switzerland and Alaska, MT. Kilcher says. He has a home stead near Homer, but spends much of his time travelling throughout the Territory.
Seward seaport record., 1952-05-02
O.E.S. WORTHY MATRON HONORED AT PARTY

Mrs. Barbara Bedford, Worthy Matron Eastern Star, and her father, Lawrence M. Kirch, who is also an officer of the Seward Chapter, were h onor d last week by a surprise birthday dinner party at the home of MT. and Mrs. Phil Harding.
 The party was given by off cerS of the Chapter as a surprise for both Mrs. Bedford and MT.
Seward seaport record., 1952-05-02
man.

man.
 Following the program Mrs. Jack Jordan and her committee served date cakes and coffee and punch for the children.
 The May meeting will be the Annual Spring Banquet at Hard ing's Cafe May 8, at 6:3O pm. at which time the new officers will be installed. For rcserVa- tions call Mrs. Howell, Lincoln 109.
Seward seaport record., 1952-05-02
BOWLERS BANQUET TO BE SCENE OF AWARDS

Awards for the tournament now in progress among members of Seward Bowling Leagues will be made at the Bowling Banquet Saturday night
 The banquet, being held in the Elks Club, will be for boWlers and their families only.
Seward seaport record., 1952-05-02
THREE FIRE ALARMS THIS WEEK

Although the fire department was called out on three alarms this week, none of them was serious.
 Early Wednesday morning an oVcrheatcd stove at Werner Cold Storage called out the boys around ? o'clock, Wednesday evening they answered a call to a pickup truck, and Friday morning they were called to the 300 block on Third Avenue
Seward seaport record., 1952-05-02

MT. and Mrs. R. E. Baumgart- ner left on the passenger ship Denali Thursday for a stay in California.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

prick, lot 6Ox175. fenced; outside
naepi: $l,S00 down. bal. 1880
per: mo. incl. taxes and insurance
10 w WINSTON c. CLAY. WA. 1925.
BELTSVILLE-Bun rooms
nath; bSmt.. oil h.-w.h.: recr. rm.;
gar; and extra lot. Nr. SHOPPING
S Snq transp: $4,000. Terms. ALVIN
BELTSVILLE, 20 acres. Ten-roor
frame modern home, close to
Govt centers. Priced for quick sale
A5iCHESON REAL ESTATE, TO
5249. TO. 6036. on
- Groom b1npslow
Evening star., 1952-04-20
WE SELL HOUSES
ALL OPEN SUNDAY
NNDTYYTHYNN nAnY%

"SANA@AS
ALL OPEN SUNDAY
NORTHWOOD PARK
S06 Pinewood ave.ATo reach: Coles
vile rd., left on Old Bladensburg
TO- To- Losain; o 3-bedrm. prewsr Cape
WHEATON
SO2 Claridge rd.-To reach: Geor-
eia. ave. to viers Mill rd., right
on Claridge I'd. 4-bedrm.. 2-bath
Cape Cod. $1S,950.
SILVER SPRING
950s Saginaw ave.-To reach:
Colesville rd, right on Indian sprina
drive, follow our arrow signs; e
bedrm. brick rambler, $20.75O.
PARKWOOD
Three new brick ramblers. To reach
Wisconsin ave. to Cedar lane, fol.
low arrow signs.
ALLENWOOD
Marymont rd.-To reach: Georri,
ave. to Layhill rd., right to Allen.
wood; .3-bedrm. Cape Cod on 1N
acres; beautiful view.
FOREST ESTATES
1912 Alcan drive-To reach: GeorEis
ave. to August drive, follow sign.
to beautiful bungalow; only S17,95O
SILVER SPRING
930S Sudbury rd.-To reach: Coles
vile rd. to Franklin ave. right OF
Flower to East Hamilton and arrow
sign. For this 3-bedrm. Cape Cod
only $16,950.
SILVER SPRING
9514 Evergreen st.-To reach: Coles
vile rd. to Franklin, right to Ever.
sreen. For this 3-bedrm.. 2-batf
brick Colonial.
SILVER SPRING
910n Lorain ave.-To reach: Coles
vile rd. to Forest Glen rd., left
block to Lorain and this lovely 5
rm. bungalow. Only S13.750. Clos
to schools. stores and Transports
ton.
SILVER SPRING
72O Sligo ave.-To reach: Georgii
ave. to r. r. underpass, right
blocks to house. Only S14,5 500
and has o lse. rooms. full bsmt
THOMPSON Il GRAY
e1e Ellsworth Drive. 81. e100
Evening star., 1952-04-20
ATTENTION

now and decorate yourself. Approx.
30 days occupancy. 2 bedrms., full
Path; PATH; iiv .g;,,nnaa rma din. rm: and Kit.
semifinished for 2 lse. bedrms. and
veterans. $3.50 cash: conventional, i,
SIS $50. Call JU. S-5O6f or OIL.
1881 Directions: Drive out Conn.
ave and Kensington-W Wheaton rd.
to st. Paul. right l blk. to McComas
ave. left to 2s15 and open sign, or
ont Ga: ave. to PlyerS Mill rd., left
Comas and open sign.
Greenville Construction Co.
Evening star., 1952-04-20
BERKSHIRE
CAPE COD BRICK
Den-2 Tile Baths
OPEN 9 It'll DARK
OFGN 4 Ill DAnh
1917 HANSFORD ST.


A strikingly beautiful corner brick;
located in q delightful area of Su-
perior homes; conv. to shopping and
transportation; almost new and in
perfect cond.; lovely liv. rm.. full
din. rm., fine bedrm. large den,
model YOUNGSTOWN equip. kit. with
garbage disposal and breakfast bar
and full tile bath downstairs: 2
spacious bedrms. with huge walk-in
closets and full tile colored bath
convenience. Beautiful handicapped
fenced-in corner lot Priced right
for quick sale. Call MA. 9797 daily:
ewes. and Sun, call NO. 5409. Ext.
403.
Directions: Out Marlboro I'd. (Rt. ~
about 3 miles past D. c. line, turn
right at large Berkshire sign. Just
past light Silver Hill rd.
Capital View Realty Co.
925 N. Y. Ave. Realtors
Evening star., 1952-04-20
OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO 5
SPACIOUS RAMBLER

OPEN SUNDAY l TO 5
SPACIOUS RAMBLER
.706. BAYFIELD, ST.
owner, leaving town, gives you op-
portunlty to buy this, lovely 3-bed.
dtn Gm' home. Features large liv; rm,
with eiec. dishWasher i'Sfs and disposal sai
genuine tile bath, full bsmt. with
u bath; many more attrac. fea-
lures: price, $4,000. Call Mrs
Seliemann. ewes. JU. s-325s.
DE-; Out Piney Br. rd. to Old Bla.
dsnsourg rd.' rt. to Bayfield, and
TAKOMA PARK
II PINE AVE.
4-bedrm. home. ideal for a growing
family; all-masonry CONSTRUCTION;
liv rm. with firepi.. din. rm.' kit
pantry. recep: hall on LIST f., ali
large rooms; full finished attic; az
paths; lot l0ox219; beautiful lawn
priced for Immediate sale. owner
tsayins .yes ST, town; aao4 Call Mrs. Kingsley
Dir: North on Carroll ave. to colum.
oia ave, 1T; to Pine and open sign
Brick COlonial-S14,75O
1909 18th. ST, TAX. PARK
Owner requests immediate sale o.
--UcuIH. DTlCK Co
lonial in choice TAX. PIX. area, Fes.
lures large liv. .rm. with firepl.. sep
dln;; rm.. mod. kit. full bsmt.. bricl
patio and many more attr. features
Dlr North on New Hamp. ave. Il
Erskine ST., rt. to 18th st. and oper
$4,000 DOWN-$11, $50
Look at these features: 2 yrs. old. !
blk. from transp. 4 blks. to schools
near shopping; 2 bedrms., genuin.
tile bath: kit. with 7-cu.-ft. refrg.
Bendix; "a bsmt.; storage attic witt
pull-doWn stairway; picture wind.
beautiful shrubs and open woodla nt
view; concrete patio; Venet blinds
At this price will sell Immediately
DIT: Out Ga. ave. toward Wheaton
70 Wiseman rd., left to open sign
MI. Owens. ewes. 10. 4-162a.
LAUREL REALTY co.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

Planning Of these homes has beer
carefully designed. Center hall
large living room with stone fire-
place and picture window, dinini
room. large den and large kitchen
with breakfast space. all-electric
dishwasher. disposal. loft. refriger.
ator with freezer, de luxe electric
range exhaust fan. Large master
bedroom and colored tile bath. :
other twin-siZe bedrooms and bath
stairway to second floor for addi-
tional rooms: stairway from center
hall to recreation room. finished
and pine paneled; complete bath
room. large room usable as a maids
room: 2-car built-in garage con-
Meeting into basement.
These beautiful homes are priceC
from S36,500 to $42.50O.
Mr.. p H. Dein, the designer ant
builder requests you to comparI
these homes with any in the entirt
Washinston suburban area.
Woodhaven Is located in the countr!
club area on Bradley boulevard
Drive out Wisconsin ave, or Con
neeeicut ave. turn left on Bradle!
appointment. WI. 661l. -25s
Evening star., 1952-04-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
NURSING HOME
ZONED AND LICENSED
OWNER. 81. S363. 30
OPEN l TO DARK
SAT- AND sim

HAMPSHIRE HIGHLANDS
Brick Dutch Colonial, Ice. corner lot.
IA baths. recr. rm.. Gear attach.
garage, bedrm. or den and "a batn
down. 3 bedrms. and bath up; per-
feet cond. $25,950. Directions: Out
n; Hamp. ave. to 1900 blk. left to
I3l7 Wildwood drive. MISS CAR
SON. WI. 9404.
WOODSIDE FOREST
Fashionable Dale drive section of
Silver Spring, Z lge. rms. = baths.
gas h.-w.h.. recr. rm.. porch and
garage; perfect condition. S31 800.
DIRECTIONS: Out Coleville I'd. to
Dale drive; left to 1909 Dale. Mr.
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
Extra ,lge. de luxe. Cape Cod rambler,
4 bedrms.. 2 baths, inclosed breeze
way, 2-car attach. garage. Soft.
recr. rm.. numerous other custom
features. S47.500. Directions: Out
Colesville rd., past Four Corners / q
miles to Burnt Mills Village, left to
420 N. West drive. Mrs. Riley. RA.
ORLOSKY AND GLENN
s214 Piney Branch Rd. JU. $4,000
Evening star., 1952-04-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
Open Sat. and Sun, 1875
SANDY SPRING

Country living at its best in thi.
well planned rambler. 3 very large
bedrooms. tiled bath. large living
room and dining room combination,
electtic kitchen, full basement. oil
or more Prices start SI4.T5O,
Directions: Out Ga. Ave. extended
to Olney turn right Ia miles to
Dominion DR.. and left to homes or
out Colesville Rd. to Ashton turn
left for "a miles to Dominion DR..
and right to homes.
LAKE 81 CASKEY, Realtors
AP. S400. ewes. UN. OS1S
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.oodside Realty CO
Ep Hd1n
OPEN STTNOAY tx

VI I1N 0ONDA I 10
1OO14 REDDICK DRIVE. Sill sps
Md.-Out Ga. ave, ext. to Forest
Glen rd.,- right 10 blks., left to
home. In section of exclusive
houses. Cape Cod, B rms, bath,
1st mr.. 2 rms, bath. 2nd fr.; built
IN i941; modern large bsmt.. Law.
equipped. Many other attractive
features. Reduced for immediate
SALE , RE, 1915. CHAPMAN
Evening star., 1952-04-20
FOREST HEIGHTS
4 DELAWARE DRIVE

open Sat. and Sun, l to 6
Spacious 6-rm. rambler featuring ,
twin size bedrms. with dble. cedar
lined closets, fully equipped kit.
incl. dishwasher and disposal, equip.
dryer: paneled liv. rm. with firepl.
and built-in bookcase: fiuorescent
lighting throughout and bealIti-
fully landscaped lot. Take advan-
tage Of good financing bv assuming
sc loan. Asking Sl6.95O with
$1,000. down. Directions: out s.
capitol St; approx. "a mi. past D. c.
nne to Parkway dr., right 25 II,
to Sachem dr.. left to Delaware dr.,
ana right to our open sign. FRED
BURGESS, VI. 2SO2 til 8.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 1t
55O6 GLENWWOD ROAD
BETHESDA. MARYLAND
Attractive brick Cape Cod home; CEN
ter hall. lge. liv. rm.. din. rm.
screened porch. lge. elec. kit. with
breakfast space; :. twin-siZed bed.
rms. bath and storage rm. on 2nc
n: attached gar; full bsmt.; slate
fence; conv. to .transp. and elemen.
tary school; price. S21. 500. excellent
financing.
Directions: Out Wis. ave. to Bank
OF Bethesda. left on OLD GEORGETOWN
I'd. for l mi. left on Glenwooc
I'd. to open sign.
MARVIN SIMMONS co.
Realtors. WI. 44O6
Evening star., 1952-04-20
BRENTWOOD
REAL. RIIY-$1n Qsn
BRENTWOOD

Detached dwelling, 6 well-arranged
rooms, 2 complete baths, hot water
oil heat, full basement, garage, l
bedrm. and bath on first floor.
House Is completely furnished, in
cluding Bendix washer, WestinR-
house, dryer. electric ironer. baby
grand piano and other valuable
items. Owner has moved and priced
property for immediate sale. Open
Tor inspection Saturday and Sunday
Rhode Island ave. ne. to 37th pl',
turn right l block to quincy st ;,
LETT to 3704 Quincy st. DUNN a.
CO, realtors, 1898 r. /. ave. ne,
HY. OO4S or AP 1853 DO
Evening star., 1952-04-20
UPPER 10th ST. ARE.

OI Z Ell 1OCn 81. AREA
OPEN l TO DARK
COMPARE the individuality of de-
sign. COMPARE masonry con-
struction. fine brick work. "OMPARE
floor plan-3 bedrms., and what
sizes! Ia baths. and how beauti-
full! Liv. rm. with charming open
fireplace. COMPARE most modern
Kitchen design. COMPARE copper
plumbing. COMPARE the price Of
this beautiful Colonial home of
S21 300, or reas. offer with excel
ANYTHING Else? YOU ASK
Yes, so many things which We want
to tell you about. but our space does
not permit. A PROMISE-The
most worthwhile trip you have
ever made to a place that well may
be your future home. Directions:
Out 18th St. to East-West highway,
left to Sundale, right to Milford,
right to house. and Open sign.
Capital Realty Co., SH. O673
Evening star., 1952-04-20
DISTRICT HEIGHTS
OPEN l TILL DARK

dUU1 AHl7s14EO1Go1 Oh
Expandable Cape Gods Of several
Near schools and shopping! These
homes have 2 nice bedrms. and
bath. 15x16-ft. liv. rm., din. and
mod. kit; finished stairway leads
to expandable attic. which can be
made INTO 2 more bedrms. and
copper plumbing. Venetian blinds
and large lots: $16,95O FHA f.
narced. Directions: Out Marlboro
pike to the 1900 blk, turn left on
Gateway blvd. to 74th ave. and
BRENNAN AND PORTER, REALTY.
Ii. 3-30s5, SAT. MA. 1913, SUN.