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Smyrna times., 1952-03-20
IYMCA TOURNEY
SEMI-FINALS
Dover Y.M.C.A. Cage TOurna-
ment to Start Semi-Finals
Saturday in Field House
CREAM OF STATE

With the quarter-fnals finished
after a steller battle between the
Harrington Legionnaires and the
/ Laurel Owls last Saturday night
at the Dover High Field House the
fifth annual Dover YMCA Invita-
tional Cage Tournament began to
head down the home-stretch this
Saturday night with the playing of
the Semi-Finals. Featured in this
semi-wind-up will be four of the
outstanding teams in the state
fianked by the cream of Delaware
talent.
In this weeks opener at 500 p.
M, Rocco's New Castles star-stud-
ded aggregation, gets the long
awaited chance to tangle with Jim
McGonigal's Delaware Steelers,
Wilmington Industrial League
Play-off Winners. Rocco has been
seeking meeting with the Steel
ers since the season began but only
the Semi-Finals of the ''Y" Tourn-
ament could accomplish the feat.
LAS a result the cage fans that
crowd into the Dover Field House
will be witnessing not only con-
test to see who will play in the
Finals on the following Saturday
but will also be watching a real
scrap to see who has the best quin-
+ tet from the two encompments.
Leo 1.-THE Point" Marshall (also
known as ''The Eye" since his re-
cent appointment as a State De
tective), Earl Burns, Gene Schaen,
frankie Albera, former Delaware
Captain; Tom Yetter, Joe Givens
are some of the array Of talent in
the Rocco lineup. Marshall, Yet
ter, Burns and Schaen have all hit
in double brackets in their first two
games. Delaware Steel has an
equally impressive lineup led by
Jimmy Joyce, former Temple ace,
who has copped scoring honors in
the CYO League and the Whining
ton Industrial League this year. Ace
Hoffstein, former Delaware eager
and present Goldey-Beacom Coach
Boots Reed, Franny Sullivan, Walt
Matewezski ard Paul Golden play
a prominent role in the Steelers
combine. Joe GIewezski, one Of
Delaware's basketball greats a few
years back, pilots the Steelers
while Phil Gordon directs the Roc
co quintet. Both teams have built
up following by their play in the
tournament so far and this week
the attendance. should reach its
peak.
In the second part of this weeks
Semi-Finals Coach Bill MINERS
Harrington Legionnaires, Pennant
winning Eastern Shore League
Five, will be carrying the hopes
of the down-state followers as they
clash with a fast breaking and
sharp shooting New Castle Air
Base 'fMinutemen" Club to see who
will fight it out in the finals
against the winner of the Rocco
delaware Steelers game. Harring-
ton will be the favorites of the low
er Shore to carry their hopes all
the way. The Legionnaires have a
heavy scoring aggregation that has
swept through the season with In-
usual success. Anyone of the Har-
rington cagers can hit in the
double brackets consistently an6
their scoring punch, experience, ,and
height looms as big factor ir
their chances of staying till the fin.
ish. Paul Martin. Dover lad, Bat
Snowden, Joe Griffith, Carl Prem
tice, Jack Dill, Tom Shalley, Bill
Smyrna times., 1952-03-20
Latin Trip

On Friday, March IA, the Latin
classes went to the Franklin Insti-
tute in Philadelphia to attend the
special Latin Week Sky Show al
Fels Planetarium. This show fea-
tured slides and movies of ancient
Greek and Roman life as well as
the usual sky show based on myth
ology. After the program in the
planetarium, the students spent the
remaining time exploring the mu-
scum.
The Bell Telephone Exhibit SEEM
ed to hold the most interest. This
exhibit included model telephone
systems for long distance and over
seas calls, devices for testing hear
ing, and recorded stories about the
development of the telephone.
Some students saw sun-spots
through the telescope at the obser-
vatory; others enjoyed riding the
engine in the locomotive room
while others enjoyed playing in the
cabin in the ship room.
Other exhibits of interest includ-
ed the Driverator, the ESQ Pilot
Trainer, the room of optical illu'
sions, and the chemical and elec.
trical experiments.
After an exciting day bus loat
of tired students were glad to &c
home.
Smyrna times., 1952-03-20
Services at Friendship Church

Services at Friendship Church
the Rev. A. Jason Blundon, pastor
for Sunday, March % will be morn
i1g worship, $50 am; the Junior
sermon topic: THE Three Mon
keys" Sermon topic: How to
Obtain forgiveness" The youth
choir will sing. Church School
1890 o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1952-03-20

On the producers side, reduced
costs and more efficient manage
ment will give an even better buy
at the meat counter. One of the
biggest reasons for higher poultry
consumption has been the decrease
in price due to more efficient pro-
duction practices.
Smyrna times., 1952-03-20
Kent County Band and Chorus

The Kent County Band and
Chorus had rehearsal at Caesar
Rodney School last Friday after
noon. On Tuesday these groups
presented a musical program to
the schools in Kent County. Mem
bers who participated from Smyr-
ma were: Band: William Doughten
Carlton Seward, Roger Hudson
Bill Denney. Chorus flames Mood
William Warner, Kenneth Attix
Normalea Hobson, Clarence Scuse
Barbara Mofitt, Tarun Comegys
Doris Nabb. Nancy Pinder, and
Louise Shane.
This group will entertain at the
Kent County Teachers Meeting or
Thursday, March 27, at Dover High
School.
Smyrna times., 1952-03-20
Assembly Program

The Four Hammarettes, a musi-
scsl quartet from Philadelphia, en-
tertained at the assembly program
on Monday morning. These four
attractive girls play marimbas and
Hhrilled the audience with classical
sad popular songs.
Smyrna times., 1952-03-20

your responsibility to the
driver behind when coming to a
stop.
6. Keep the range of your head
Smyrna times., 1952-03-20

Big discussion after the Grange
meeting Friday night. Tx Ander-
son was arguing that hogs were
lots more affected by the hot
weather than cattle. Skeeter Nor
gan declared that it wasn't so-that
he neUer saw any hogs bothered by
the hot sun like his cows were.
l was glad when Rusty Robin
son stepped in.
"Boys," he says, "don't get so
riled up. 1t all depends on what
color the livestock are. Hogs or
cattle, the ones with light-colored
coats absorb less heat from the
Smyrna times., 1952-03-20
From where | sit by Joe Marsh
AdgsTtissnssf
II Isn't the Heuf-
It's the Hide!

suns rays than animals with dark
coats. So you're both right"
From where l sit, so many USE
less arguments could be avoided
if a person would remember he
doesn't have all the right on his
side. Reminds me of folks who in
sist that coffee, for instance, is the
only drink, forgetting that other
people have a right to a glass Of
beer now and then. If we wouldn't
get so "het up" about our pref
udices-we'd all be better off!
9Ss M04&
Smyrna times., 1952-03-20

lights in mind at night. At some
speeds it may be impossible for you
to stop by the time your headlights
warn you of danger.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-30

cur In perfectly clear skies. Sam
ford said such an inversion was
present in the Washington area
early last Sunday. when up TO a
doren unidentified objects ap-
peared on radar screens both at
Washington National Airport and
nearby Andrews Air Base.
And radar itself is not perfect.
officials said. II can be s'trscked. -
Many sirong radar Sightings
have ftExled ous and many inter
eeptor planes have been 'seram,
bled" sent aloft - uxelessly or
such reports, during World War II
ard since. Sanford said.
About 60 per cert of the reports
Of strange objects in tire sky have
come from csxiIlans~-sctentsxts ans
technical experts aHsong shem-~22S
per cert from military pgloss ard
. per Cert from stvalian arIiae
plAoss.
II Is Significant. Sanford added
that altha&agh axsrunoners rncso,
graph ihe shy eunxsansly, there il
an absence ut Saucer rwporsx frnr
shsEa ard from he chservstrxses
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-30

private suite, the new attorney gen.
eral said he was open to any ques-
tons.
One young delegate asked if he
had needed the asbestos pants
which McGrath recommended on
the day last April that McGrath
fired Morris and was himself
promptly removed from office by
President Truman.
mo, | don't think I will need
the asbestos pants. / think / can
get along without them"
Another of the boys then in
quired What is being done about
the cleanup campaign"
And MeGranery replied:
"Our program is getting along
very well here, | am sure. The
fact that you hear little about 1t
is evidence that | am trying to do
the job. Il am trying to do it with
dignith, firrnneSs and impartiality.
We will always have some
greedy men, We viii always have
some corruption. The greatest
weapon we have is the certainty
Of punishment for the evil -doer, no
matter how slow it may appear to
be.
Il think If Is well understood
nog that If you do wrong. you are
moi going to get away with it."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-30
Special News
Conference Explains
knowledge To Date
by vERN HAucLAND
Associated Press Aviation Writer

WASHINGTON "a The Air
Force says it's still checking into
flying saucer reports. but it's GER
tain of one thing: The saucers--
whatever they are.--eon't seem to
be menace TO the United States
Most Of the sightings traced "a
date have turned out 10 be natural
phenomena.
A furry Of reports that scores
OF unidentified objects had been
spotted by radar in the Washington
area during the past 10 days led
the Air Force 10 call q special
news conference Tuesday 10 tell
what 4 knew--or thought--of the
eaucers.
The official Air Force conclusion,
announced Tuesday:
About onesiifih Of the sighting
reports are sfrom credible Oh
servers, Of relatively incredible
things--so We keep on being con
rerned about them.
OF the oneiifsh for which there
n no explanation. Maj. Gen. John
A. Sanford. intelligence director.
said:
No pattern has ever been found
that reveals anything remotely
Hike q purpose or consasiency that
can In any Nay be associated with
any menace To- the unlied States "
Sanford Ii one al the Air FarSr )
Two top experts on saueers The
other is Mai Gen. Roger Eamey
director IL operations. Both IL.
tended the ness ruaierrnce 10
answer whatever questions news.
men tossed their way.
Sanford and Ramey announced
thas since 1857 the Air Forre "a,
analyred ahcus s.nan rvrorss n
sishtsngx al strange ohiecss ID she
sky.
The balk a these. after gspSs-
checking. have been rwaAsnabsy
vel idrnsstisd III she puaaSs a
frssndly Airxrass. asst $50 cut hazx,
or electrical or meteorological pAs.
n0mens.
Other .saacsrx are Atamsd os
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-30
Air Force Certain Flying Saucers
Are Not A Menace To The U.s..

optical Illusions, northern lights.
weather balloons, and reflection OF
lights--evcn automobile lights.
But every effort is being made
to identify the mysterious one.fifth.
One new step being planned is use
Of a newly developed telescope
camera which can photograph a
i5o-degree area Of sky on one
plate.
Other specialized. highly sensi,
tive cameras also win be used.
The Air Force experts said Tues
day that some OF the reports of
flying saucers admittedly have
stemmed from the firing of rock
cts. guided missiles and other de-
Tense research workout not in
the Washington area. None Of this
work is being done near the CAPT
tai, Sanford said.
Some Of the unidentified objects
show up distinctly on radar sets,
Early Tuesday. for example. the
! Civil Aeronautics Administration
At Washington National Airport re.
ported strange blips on its radar
screcn---dois which normally would
represent airplanes moving in She
ssy-for q pre- dayhreak period oi
almost five hours.
Other radar units in the AREA
failed to pick up the objects, hoa'
! ever. No visual sightings were re-
ported An airliner. following radio
Instructions from the ground rsdar,
flew through one al the objects
IS seen On The screen without en-
eotsnseTirg anything. After she
plane moved on, the pip reap
peared On the radar sereea.
II Is ncS unusual for radar h
nlsk ~ strange things. Sanford
said. Ram squalls tpGlots some
times use radar 20 avoid thunder.
ssormsl, birds. water spouts-even
surf spray.
TIC twe genexAls added that the
hksE weather aE reeems weeks weal
aaghs Ne related 20 ire cures
essssr~ak ef Saucer reports.
They SAID thar temperature in.
sSgssu0--a Layer os warm air ever
eSNA siF--SosnstaRsex rass BE- suf
sAess<si 10 drfecf rzdar waves aaxs
eaase . false E~~yssase oa Eadar
set
Icmf~Taisaxw aasexSaans GAG O.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-30
Robber Leaves
Calling Card

NEW YORK R - Police had .
snap solving tailor shop robbery
Tuesday night. The robber lett :
paper giving HE name, ADDRESS
and description.
The calling card was a com.
pleted application form for city
employment, which apparently had
popped unnoticed from the rob
ber's pocket when he drew his gun.
Police reported they found the
applicant, Moses Haynes, Il, Ne
gro. at his Brooklyn address. They
said he told them he committsA
the $26 robbery to pay an employ.
ment agency fee. He was charged
with robbery.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-30
|OeanupCampaign
Progresses
McCranery Says

WASHINGTON Up 49, Atty. Gen.
James P. McGranery says he is
getting along very well without
the asbestos pants his predecessor
j, Howard McGrath recommended
that he wear to Washington.
Also, MeGranery said the gov
ernment's corruption-cleanup cam
paign he inherited from McGrath
and Special Administration Investi.
gator Newbold Morris, is going
forward satisfactorily. although
without fanfare.
McGranery made both state
ments in answering blunt inquiries
Monday when be received a dele
Cation Of about IS teen.agers at
tending the American Legion's
Boys Nation sessions here.
After showing the youngsters his
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-30

BUENoS AIRES Up The flood
ing grief of the Argentine people
has postponed funeral services for
Eva Peron, the nations first lady,
at least until today.
President Juan ID. peron an
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-30

The Atlantic Coast Line has
the longest trackage in Florida
with 1886 miles. Seaboard Air
Line Railway is second with
1855 miles. while the Florida
East Coast Line is third with ST.
miles 81 track.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-30

nounced Monday night that the
body Of his wife would continue
to lie in state in an improvised
chapel in the Labor Ministry until
waiting throngs could pay their
last sorrowing respects.
Evening star., 1952-05-14

acre; country show place; lust few
minutes from D. C.. line: 3-bedrm.
authentic all-brick Cape Cod; newly
decorated; lovely living rm. with
fireplace: dining room designed for
entertaining: excellent newly
equipped kitchen; big recreation di-
vided basement. Priced low at
Sl6.950. VIM. r. HUGHES. AP
Evening star., 1952-05-14
peter j. hagar

WA. 1857, UN. 1885. Open Q It'll =
Evening star., 1952-05-14

.21T3 No. Glebe Rd-,, at Lee Hwy.
IL. 6777. List With Us. OK. O14l
Evening star., 1952-05-14
A Dream Come True

Who hasn't dreamed of a swanky
rambler in very exclusive and
highly restricted location with q
country club, gold course and a
swimming pool At the back door?
Here is just such q proposition at q
remarkably low price in Manor Club
Estates. Large brick rambler with
heavy vari-colored slate roof Wide
center reception hall. liv. rm. ap-
prox. 1928, lge. private din. rm.,
lovely kit. 3 excellent bedrooms
lone with fireplace, two tiled baths
PLUS attractive screened breezeway
to 2-car attached garage. Basement.
Delightful big fiagstone patio with
awning cover. Large outside barbe-
cue fireplace and concrete platform:
q acre of level wooded land ad-
Joining the beautiful kept fairway
Owner, who has purchased a much
larger home in same community,
says sell Immediately. S3S. 500.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI 1411;
ewes. and Sun, call LO. 4-7444.
Evening star., 1952-05-14
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

residence opp. LasalIe College: s
lovely rms, RECEIPT. hall. tile bath,
Oil h.-w.h. and gar. Inspect this
me FMS value: I,s: Sal Cal MI Walden, uN.
BALTIMORE BLVD.N6-rm. house.
MRS. GREGORY, UN. 9I02, ewes.
0L. 2s;3. 6o19 Baltimore blvd,
Riyerdale. Md.
Ons RI level sndssspes GSdsts%sus U S5iek
in 2o-ft, liy. ,rm., full-sized din. rm..
? twin-sized bedrms., screened porch.
Dry bsmt.; entire property reflects
the best Of care and is priced to
81 ooo 81 slSaSo doMn ca Eth va sfsms 5000 Is oT m
pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO.
CHEvERLY - Spacious new brick
rambler; bedrms,, firepl,, din. rm.,
attic; full bsmt only SIs,a50. W.
CLIFFORD sHERTzER. RE. 22Ol,
cHEvERLY COLONIAL. brick; 3 bed
rms, recr; rm., rear screened porch;
Gysssl7s sneed to ss5 doHn d5sas
STANLEY MoREAU, AP. 1886:
cHEvERLY MANoR-Laree brick
Full, dry bsmt, gas h.-wh. Double
lot. beautifully planted. Price,
SI4.500. Call WA. 5000 til 9 pm.
ROBERT @. DAVIS g. CO. ---15
COLLEGE PARK; 4-bedrm. brick;
refgr., range, gas ht.. dry bsmt. FL
GREENBELT, RD.-Practically new
2-bedrm., Cape Cod with expan. at
tic. full bsmt. Assume GI loan.
pm. ROBERT Q. PAWS = c0s;
Evening star., 1952-05-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mb.
CLINTON HEIGHTS

Ideal home. for retiring couple. 4
rooms and bath. Over acre oil
ground. Has chicken house and
garage. Priced at S9.40O, with less
than $1,000 down. Easy terms
Call Mr.. Brewer, 10. 9-911O; ewes,
IA; 6.7S29: PUFFENBERGER
MOORE, INC IA
Evening star., 1952-05-14
SUBURBAN HOMES

SSDOAG1&14N x11kNGO
NEW BRICK RAMBLER
Near District Hts. LSe liv. rm. with
nrepl., din. rm.. kit, 2 bedrms. and
bath: Full bsmt.. gas heat; "a blk.
OF Marlboro pike.
DETACHED BRICK
Near Coral Hills shopping center.
Llv; rm,, din. rm., kit, Q bedrms.
ana bath. Bsmt. with knotty pine
rec. rm.; gas heat. Priced very
reasonably at S12,95O.
MARYLAND PARK
Cor, bungalow; CT approved: 3 nice
pedrms:, lily. rm., kit. and bath;
81, 500 DOWN
Nice asbestos shingle bungalow; 4
bedrms... lge. liv. rm., din. rm., kit.
and bath; gas heat: gear garage:
lge. level lot; W blk. of Marlboro
STJRTTRRANPEAT ~
Evening star., 1952-05-14
$3.50 DOWN

eIu XII. ana odCn, bedrooms
alum. storm doors and windows
Possession in Q weeks. Monthly
PAYMENTS like rent. Call Mr.
Ic3AMpANEL1A 4 CO..
Elk: 4113: Ewes. AID. 4947.
SPEED BRICK RAMBLERS
EXQUISITE SETTING
Lovely 5S-ft. home with bedrms..
8 picture windowsl One in LIVING
rm.. dining rm. and In finished
recr. rm. in bsmt. BreathtakinQ
view; / mile from Rosecroft Race
track. miles D. c. line. Help ar
range YOUR floor plan. S19,95O
Miss Dillon. cox & Co. UN. 1926.
3 BEDRMS.; $4,000 On.
hoa: hous. 0slsn eohden 5em0sT s Il Pb SraadneE nd:
bath of master bedrm.; fireplace
basement. screen porch; highly con
venient location off N. H. ave. ex-
tended. Assume S14,5On 4cs Isl
trust: very liberal 2nd trust. FRANK
s; PHILLIPS. DI. 141I; ewes, cal
81. Il55. liz
3-BEDRM. RAMBLERS
A fine selection Of ranch-type homes
convenient to Andrews Field. PRICED
in the $4,000 range. Large fiool
areas; ultramodern; big half-acrI
lots: VA financing available.
HILLCREST REALTY co.
1414 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 7-4O4O
Evening star., 1952-05-14
MANY OTHER HOMES TO
CHOOSE FROM
THE TILLSON co.

JUNIPER 7-59OO
OPEN TIL 9 -16
BEAUTIFUL PARKWOOD
Colonial 3-bedroom brick, 4 yrs. old;
complete new decoration; din. rm.,
Il baths, new elec. kit, diShwasher,
disposal, finished rec. rm.; full bSmt. !;
lge. screened porch and awnings. Den
and garden furn.; power mower.
Bethesda. Md, 9615 Howard Ave.
OWNER, OIL. 8799
Evening star., 1952-05-14
LYON VILLAGE" s25,Ooo-Near
Geo. Mason Green CO.
EXCLUSIVE AGENT

ARLlNGION .
CALIFORNIA BOUND
Owner offers his lovely 3-bedroom
Crestwood Colonial. with 8 larger
than-average rooms. screened living
porch. FIRST FLOOR POWDER
ROOM. full bsmt., level lot, excel
lent close-in convenient section. For
details and appointment to see this
and 8 other N. Arl. Colonials priced
from S17,95O with from 50 600
down, on reasonable terms-CALL
KEITH D. BRUMBACK
CH 2ho7 Call Q Till @ CHI. b673
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Ramblers and Bungalows
ON LARGE LOTS

New homes in a garden setting. Gu,
indian Head hwy. only Is min
SEE FRIENDLY FARMS
Open Every Day It'll Dark
Prices start at S11,95O with down
payments as low as S2,5OO. or you
may select your lot and we will
build to your plans or you may
choose your lot now and build
GRADES CONSIDERED)
Phone now. LO. 3-9l22 or CO. 1896
JIM BRITT, vi. 1915
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COLLEGE PARK

on ] acre Of beaut. ground
cor. plot; 9 rms. and ia baths
full bsmt.. oil h.-w.h., 2 inclosed
porches. Fruit trees. This house
faces Baltimore blvd. and can be
zoned comml. Excellent financing
Trades considered.
John A. Wentz, Realtor
1907 Baltimore Ave, College Park
AP 0Qn0 TIL O i
Evening star., 1952-05-14
OPEN DAILY. 2 TO g
Quality Stone
S3x2T-FT. RAMBLER
13a-ACRE CORNER LOT

N,5XEI -FT, HAMbLEH
1s4-ACRE CORNER LOT
Space for little tots to play In safety
flowers. garden and pets. Features
Liv. rm. with f1repl.. full din. rm.
rm.. GE kit; fiagstone patio: full
bSmt. with recr. rm.. oil INV h
Gear garage. 22x22. Nestled in tn.
green hills of Potomac Highlands
I mile from Rockville. It's new
move in with deposit. Price
$4,000. Trade, cash or on terms
Call Mr.. Bell MI. 2299.
FREDERICK W. BERENS
SALES INC. MA. 5000
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
peter ]. hagan

peCeI j. IldgaL1
S10.70o
WEST LANHAM HILLS
2-bedrm. asbestos shingle
bungalow. Full bsmt., rec. rm.,
outside entr.., laundry faciii-
ties: beautiful lot. House in
spotless condition. Truly .
nice buy.
$11,95O
cute white frame Cape
Cod dormer windows:
Lovely brick rambler. Large
practically finished; equipped
kitchen:. white frame det. gar,
TO match house. S2,95O down.
balance like rent. Close TO
everything. Call today.
S16,95O
ASSUME GI LOAN
:. Lovely brick rambler. Large
living. rn1. with open irepl,
sep; dining rm.. full bsmt.. =
bath. outside entr. lear brick
garage. Suburban living, S7l
per month pays everything,
See today.
peter j. hagan
wy, REALTOR
WA. 1857. UN. 1885. Open Q It'll o
Evening star., 1952-05-14
AK, 1854.
Capital View Realty Co.
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TIA D~NKA -vr

TAKOMA PARK
Three-bedroom stucco with living
baths on 1st floor; full basement,
oil heat; detached garage; lot so
by 24O feet. Needs some redeco-
rating but has good value at Sl4,-
600 with minimum of S.. 1000 down
Convenient to everything.
LAKE & CASKEY, Realtors
Az s4Oo. Ewes, WA. 6639
Evening star., 1952-05-14

HOLM HALL VILLAGE
In this delightful community, just on
Mt. Vernon blvd and on a large
corner lot Q2Ox13O), we ofYer a
California-type rambler. containing
a liv. rm.. 1S ft.x15 It. A., With
f1repl., dining area, 4 ft.xSia IT,,
bright and pleasant kitchen equipped
with gas stove. elec. refrigerator,
bath, bsmt.. gas heat. House in
immac. condition. Price S19,65O.
CHAUNCEY REALTY CORP.
AL. 2737 Realtors TIE. 4s20
Evening star., 1952-05-14
YOU. SAY
$15,950
FOR A BRICK
COLONIAL?

Yes that's right-just S15.95O for
this lovely corner all-brick broom
Silver Springs incest neighborhoods.
This 3-year-old house is very we'll
constructed and contains many
built-in desirable extras Nice large
fenced-in rear yard. large rooms,
completely finished recreation room
in the basement. Reasonable down
payment and terms. Possession with
title. HERBERT & SONS. Realtors,
5I5 T. Capitol. Ii. 3-0129; ewes,
Evening star., 1952-05-14

FOREST HEIGHTS SPECIAL
An ideal buy for June brides: cute
little Cape Cod asbestos-shingle
living room and kitchen; expansible
attic; house completely furnished,
ready to move in; $4,000 down
and assume CT trust at S71 per
month. For appointment. call 10.
Evening star., 1952-05-14

SOMETHING EXTRA
A Groom. 2-Story Colonial; oil hot
water heat. and a 2-bedrm. bunsa-
low; finished attic: full bsmt.: oil
hot-water heat: over an acre OF
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HO. 677S RA. 1886
Evening star., 1952-05-14
WEST HYATTSIITTTT

WLO1 I II I II I I 1OVILLE
Brick bungalow. Q bedrooms. expan-
slole attic; very large kitchen: full
bsmt.: gas heat; on large corner
lot: immediate possession.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co.
WA. $685.. UN. 1166. Hyattsville 0636