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Evening star., 1953-08-23

.oIVHCk out lot NlAFhOS N Ith.
ran for Boiling in Tth.
+Singled for Davalillo in Sth.
Boston -- 0OI 600 1000
Washington --. -- O01 OUl lOO--3
Runs batted in-Williams 90, Jen-
sen t2l Masterson, Piersall, Kell Two
base hit FitzGerald. Three-base hit
Terwilliger. Stolen base--Coan. Sacri-
to Terwlliger to Vernon Left on bases
Boston. Z: Washington. IL Bases on
balls--Oh Masterson. 4; of McDermott =
Struck out-By Masterson, 4; by Nc
Dermott, 3; by Kinder, 2 Hits-Ofr
McDermott, 3 in 9 innings off Kinder, 4
in innings: off Masterson, 8 in 8 in
nings off Lane, o in | inning. Runs and
earned runs--Of McDermott. 81: of
Masterson, A.; off Kinder, Ii: of Lane.
90. Wi mn ng Observation-Disclosures
t14-O. Losing pitcher--Masterson
IS-lD. Umpires-Stevens, Summers,
Soar Froese. Time 46. Attendanca
--9.A1a.
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Acaro Rides The Dancer to 2Lengh American Derby Victory
Red Sox Shade Mats 49, With Williams Sparkling Two Rallies
Win, Lose or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN

MEMBER SCHOOLS OF THE NEW Atlantic Coast Con-
suspect the Southern Conference from
bolted is putting freeze act. Richmond which
has Scrmmaging the University Caro-
Evening star., 1953-08-23

rith (2). Errors-McMillan Bilko.
Three-base hits-Bell. Home run
Musial. Sacrifices-Presko, HattOn,
Double plays-McMillan to Bridges to
Hatton; Bridges to Mcmillan to Hat
ton; Bilko to Schofeld to Bilko;
Schoendienst to Bilko ?; Bilko to
St Louis, z. Bases on balls-Off
Baczewski. 4: Miller, /: Presko, 2:
White l. Struck out-By Podbielan.
/: Miller ,; Presko. Q. Hits
Off Bafzewski. in innings; Pod
bielan. 3 in 3 innings; Miller, 6 in
| "a innings: Presko. 3 in 2Is innings,
mhrs Rnas RUNS in sd sarned Bran ransBadIsw n
ski, -4-3: Podbielan. Ill: Miller. 3-3
Presko. 90; White. Ill; BraZle, 90.
Hit by pitcher--By BseEewski (Elliott1
Winning uticher--Brazle l5-6). LOSING
pitcher-podbielan l6.14l,
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Pxo.doIaT muais DANGER sac 20
PRECIOUS STONE tNo betnEl Handle
s@ns oe % % %SbocRED MI @ = ose @ @ pace Of
M SPEED @ Il.
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Totals 80 33 15 Totals 81 331S

Totals 80 33 ID Totals 81 5 80 IS
Grounded out for Keegan in 18th.
Popped out for Carrasuuel in 11th.
Detroit - 900 900 600 liz
Chicago --- 900 600 600 IO-I
Runs--Boone, Lund Rivera. Errors
Rivera, Minoso. Runs batted irl--Bucha
Boyd. Dropo. Two-base hit-Rivera.
Three-base hit--Boone. Stolen bases
Kuenn. Rivera, Sacrifce-Pesky. Double
plays. Keegan to- Carrasquel to Boyd:
Elliott to Boyd; PeSky to Kuenn. Left
on .baSeS-Detroit, s; Chicago, 3. Bases
on balls-Of Keegan, .. Struck out--By
Keegan. q by Carver, |. Runs and
earned runs-Off Kegan, 81: of Carver,
IL. Hit bv pitcher-Keegan tSouchock)
Winning pitcher--Garver (9-q). Losing
pitcher-Keegan t3-3). Time 2:26
Attendance-10,401.
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Chart of American Derby

by TRIANGLE Publications Inc)
P The American Derby soo 900
dssha rrsns Ooo sf25oo $1,000
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NATIONAL

Brklyn, s: Pitts, 3.
Milw., 2; Chi, /
ia innings.
Phila., T-6: NY. Is.
st. L., 5; Cincin., 4.
Evening star., 1953-08-23

Games TOuay.
Brklyn. at Pitts. t2l
Chi. at Milw. t21.
Gin. at st. Louis.
New York at Phila.
Games Tomorrow.
No games scheduled.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
Major League Standings
SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, 1858
Games Today.

Bost. at Wash. 80,
Phila. at New York.
Det. at Chicago (2(.
st. L. ct Cleve. (2).
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-10
JUNIOR GILLIAN
Is WANTED MAN

NEW YORK - amp - MoSs
sought after rookie II the minor
leagues Is OodgsT property
Junior Gillian playing second
base al Montreal
Just about ready 70 come I'd .
the parent organization, Gillian
Is being carefully covered as the
Dodgers seek = trade with their
big league rivals
Sczttle butt Is that Gillian VIII
come I'D and take over al second
with Jackie Robinson, shining
back o. first.
Jackie played that position
originally with the Dodgers Al
though he would have 70 learn
70 do Il all over again, the talk
is strong that the famous ball
player viii wind up his days al
first base for the Dodgers, just a.
be started.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-10
Florida Expects
Great Cage Season

and Tom Hogan.
The 1852 five won -
straight games before going down
70 defeat before Xavier in an
overtime tilt It's other loss was
IN upset by Southern, $3.50, in
the national Negro cage meet in
Nashville The Rattlers won the
STAG tournament.
Irwin earned berths on both the
All-SLAC and All-National tour
nament, as well as being accord
ed honorable mention on the
Pittsburg Courier's Au-American
football squad as an end last
week.
Coach OgleSby said he is cur
rently experimenting with Clay
ton, Donald, White, Irwin, Fred
die Dyles, William McCoggle and
Herbert Beecham, in an effort to
ma an outfit that is as potent as
the so cagers who scored 2,l37
points for an average of 1853 per
game, and held the opposition to
1,412 for an average of 50.4.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-10
TALLAHASSEE. Fla - (ANP

TALLAHASSEE, Fla - amp
- The new year Of 1853 brings
upon the Florida AIM basketball
team expectations of great sea
son On the court. The Rattlers
are returning TO the hardwood
minus only three men who last
year carried the team 10 26 vic
tories in % games.
The Rattlers have played no
preseason tits because Of the
repair of their home floor. They
have been working out al local
high school gym. With their home
court now In good shape, the
players have been in practice
since Dec. %.
Coach Ed Oglesby will have as
his key men returning regulars
Mack Clayton, Harold Donald,
Charlie White and Willie Irwin.
Lost from last years squad are
the two high scorers, Co-cap-
tain Earl (Bubber) Washington
and Samuel (Red Hot) Hearns,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-10

phone book gives 3 and one-half
pages printed solid, with names
of Attorneys? Now that indicates
slot of law" or should l say
Having" - and they all seem TO
be doing pretty well by them
selves.
Because of the wide variance of
laws in the 48 states, I'd want to
check up with some good attor-
aey if l had any reason TO ques-
ton my martial status. Common
law marriages, illegitimate
children, divorces, remarriage of
divorced persons are some of the
matters that should be inveSti-
gated if any of the acts occurred
outside Florida. Better be sure
rather than sorry later. All of this
may have bearing on-"When
as a wife a wife" and when is a
widow not a widow"
In some of the few claims which
we couldn't pay, the entitlement
hinged on whether the widow
1ad been the lawful spouse of the
wage Garner.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-10
Lighthouse Holds
Board Meeting

On Monday afternoon the board
OF the Negro Lighthouse for the
Bind held rs SrSt meeting OF the
wear and made plans for expan-
son. Mrs. Aless Gil was appoint
&C chairman; Dr.. !. P. Davis,
chairman Of the board stated that
NJ would hold conference with
MI. Hal Pelton, general chairman
IN the next Gay.
Matters pertaining 10 the rent
were Injected. Il has always been
paid By this board Due 10 the
absence Of Mr.. E ". Barley
who Is treasurer, il was deferred
until the nex meeting which viii
De held Wednesday, January "a
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-10
ABOUT SOCIAL SECURITY
WEAVER SAYS . .

People can get themselves into
the "darnedest pickles" ! have
In mind divorce cases. Believe II
or not - divorces are granted in
other states. 1t sometimes seems
that Florida and Nevada are the
only states granting them but
that's not true.
The marriage and divorce laws
of the various states vary widely
and what be valid in one state
frequently is invalid in another.
Some States will recognize di-
vorce DEGREES granted in certain
other States others Will not.
DEGREES of certain States contain
ing a prohibition against remar-
rage within a stipulated PERIOD
are valid in some States and OF
no force and effect to limit re-
marriage in other states.
Some States recognize common
law marriages, some merely
frown on them, and in some there
lust "ain't" no such thing.
Here in Miami where we have
such a wide assortment Of ma
tionalities and with people from
every state In the Union we are
faced with many unusual situas
tons. That is one of the reasons
vshy there are so many lawyers
here. Did you know that the yell
ow classified section Of the tele-
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-10

NEw YORK - AMP - SD-
na-y thai WlIhe Mays VIII soon
~ discharged from the Emy rs
hardship case are G1S-12s
through HE-3@-
The Giants office knows oo1h-
ing Of Il. though the team would
welcome Willie with open sr1s-
Meanwhile, Monte Irwin Their
mos. valuable Singer reports ms
ankle. broken last spring Is
stronger than ever and ne VII
D. ready 10 pick Mp where he ls1s
off LAST year
Monte tired valian15y 70 III his
DID spot II ls+1 field 81 the and
Of the sssso1- but he wasn't the
Monte Irwin Of old who threw
fear in1o opposing pitchers wsv-
Ing that big stick
Now Monte looks ike he Is II
and ready 10 play n1De innings
Monte Is Z tsvorl1s with the Gil
ant fans, earning their respect
with his fine thrOwlg excellent
fielding and terrific batting
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-10

The above article was written
by William B. Weaver, manager,
Social Security Administration,
"a SW First ST., Miami 80, Fla.
phone 9-846l. This is one of a
series of articles appearing in
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-10

at s pm. at the Lighthouse, 932A
NV End ave.
Ms. Irene Roberts Straughter-
is secretary.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-10

Rich and poor, white and COL
ored. bankers. lawyers, doctors
ministers, land owners, tenants
and laborers. Men and women Of
life.
BY train and bus, they come, In
fine cars. in wagons. on horse
back. and on foot. Some 20 away
happy; others IN tears all are
told the truth. whether good or
bad.
Talk it over with you. friends
Don't put it off. Delays are dang
erous. Make up a party. share ex-
penSeS, load up the car and head
for Miami, or come by bus OF
train, but get here if you have to
walk.
This may be your last chance
so blame yourself for what may
happen II you do not take il and
find yourself too late, on the
wrong road.
COME WITH OR WI 'HoUT
MHME~
Evening star., 1953-03-20

coots in choice lo06 wool and royon fabrics. Beted
boeks flares toored single and double breasted clos
ines! Some with handbags In Solids checks, contrast
trims, navy and red in the group, to IL.
Girls and Tween Teens Toppes all wool suedes feeces
solid coIors and checks. FIored and fitted styles
Sizes 7 to IA, 10 to IL.
Price Plus 20% Tax Hundbogs
Lansburchs Bnsement-GTRLS' WEAR
Evening star., 1953-03-20

Girls Goats in fIored or fitted styles.
Many with pique trim or contrast
coIIors.
Boys Coots, all have cops. Wools,
wooI-royons, eobordines, solids or
novelties. Sizes 2-6x.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
HILLS

This stately center-hall brick Colonial
is situated on . beautiful tree-shaded
liv. rm: Q3hx231a) has mirrored
firepl. There Is o family-size separ.
ate din. rm. with chair rail and
corntce and entr. to q nice screened
porch; an exit from the large equip.
Q maids room with full bath can. be
found in the bsmt. with q garage:
the 2nd flr. has bedrms. and
baths: this Is an excel. value and
can be handled with $4,000 cash.
REALTY ASSOCIATES
1884 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-75oo
Evening star., 1953-06-17

GREEN MEADOWs-6-rm. Colonial,
newly dec, bsmt., fenced yard: 1
blk. bus, shopping. Excel. financing.
JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA. 7-5050.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
RAMBIERS

Mass. ave. extended area. New list
ings. Excellent brick ramblers: 8
bedrms.. 2 baths, some with fin
ished rec. rms. others unfinished
range from S25,95O up. All homes
new construction. Til 9 pm. EN-.
2-74O0.
METZLER, REALTORS
Evening star., 1953-06-17
BY OWNER
WILL SELL AT LOSS

21s RITTENHoUsE ST. NE.
Brick Colonial with Ia baths, all
lge. rms, attract. fenced yard; ]
blk. to N. H. ave. shopping and
transp. VIII sacrifice for subst.
OPEN SUN. e-s. Ju. s-1so2.
COLORED - WOODBRIDGE. mr.. s.
Dakota ave. and Hamlin St.-De-
tached Groom bungalow; finished
bsmt.; garage: gas h.-w;h.; large,
down. HARTMAN Realty, INC.
LU. 4.3400. LU. 2-5976.
COLORED-WOODR cor
for doctor or dentist; with sep. entr.
to ONCE rms; gar; storm win
ROGERS REALTY CO., MA. $1,000
COLORED - WOODBRIDGE - 2910
25th ct. ne. , apts., IL rms, 3
$500 . month; S15,950, incl. ex-
terror to be painted. 81 800 cash.
VIM r. THOROWGOOD. DE. q
0317: ewes, JU. 9-24G1.
2Sth st. ne. Detached brick. 5 rms d,
bath. oil h.-w.h.. storm sash, elec.
refgr. front porch. VIM. r. THOR
OWGOOD, DE 2-O316
Evening star., 1953-06-17
HOUSES sALE-vA. tcer,.)

n; AL ARL:-By owner. Brick rambler, {
stratford Junior High; $4,000
equity. Will consider trade for 3
sslSs5s. ssl!ysE Spring area. Phone "a.
PfNEcREsT; by owner; vac. Gus. 1S 6rk.
f;n Gambler: bedFms. g baths; A. hy.:
bier. fun bsmt.. attached saraSc.
baths, SIG, $50: fymts. less thaS
., rent; nto AAA kdSEAALT Realty. K: 2.6s14. IA
Greenway blvd. Westiawn, FaiIt
$3.50 DOWN; 4 bedrms.; near bus,
trsa6s srsssi Fun price. s1S.s5O. jE.
cSUfNSTTIRiY HoME-rour acres. 21 Co.
lonial brick. Nine rms. center hail,
2 baths. elec. kit; auto. heat; will
consider trade, for smaller home.
0TE6s; RE6s;odnslesv d5nslevisT sIssSS sSsoes' h;oc 1 "a
close4ini Arlington. psa BASEMENT, @ 'onsR. poreS:
corner lot. Call Mr. Browning. ia,
3 S-EeSqi pgsips syesii INI "a. 2-4os2. soss
6edrm.. brick Nsss Colonial. i' Is baths.
extra large living rm, with firepl..
screened porch. full din. rm., large
KIT. full bsmt: with, recr. rm:. life
BRiek isShi Il kA$sGHs, SiSGRt, in srsdd5oek Ma5
full basement. Select neiEhborhood.
Call Mr.: Loomis. JA. $4,000; ewes.
KI; KI; 9-6005. with BOSS g. PHELPS.
oFFicER TO oFFrcER-s1, 500 cash.
Three;bedrm.; ship siding rambler.
fenced level lot. Near bus, school.
$1S,450. With air cond,! $l2.950
with loft; refgr;; Bendix! PRoyI-
psScE .sSS pS%N! c0;i HE sSsSr5 asS4s. r.m1Ier s
mos, old. .Lee. lfv. rm., beaut. West
school, 3 biks. to shopping: All
city conysntences. 70 minis; Pents-
soognss1,r r5HkLE Jai 71ssassa PROPERTIES, &1s "a
HOME AND INCOME complete
Kit. and bath on 1st a.. 2 bedrms;,
liv. rm., kit. and bath upstairs. Full
6smt.' oil h;.w;hi doqSle-csr gar.
both apis. Located on large corner
2 buslines. Close to schools and
stores, Potential rental income,
$3.50 downstairs, S125 upstairs. Ask
ing $22.500 with substantial cash.
TaiSsi.l1f TNkLE cHR'?n;sshsf: J% ssss
sToNE fdi 1;'ilHi iRlAHMiBLER-s bedrms.. IifM fiM
baths; the spacious cathedral hv. rm.
has sto9e f1repl. and huge picture
fenced lawn; equip. kit. includes
dishwasher; garage; conv. to Falls
Church location. Assume $4,000 4
per cent loan: excel. trems. LYNN
REALTY. JE. 2-9400.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
HOLLYWOOD

S13,5OO-GI APPROVED
rambler; fully equipped
kitchen, large living rm., fully tiled
bath; gas a.-c. heat; full bsmt.,
outside entrance: Handicapped lot;
close to elementary school and
w. w. LEWIS, Realtor
HE. 4-3600. Ewes. CIR. 3-3012.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BANNOCKBUKN HTS.-Brand-new
custom-blt. Colonial rambler In Q
ANAL community Of Ane homes; een-
ter hail. .lge. lily. rm... din. rm., ex-
rms, 2M baths: patio; z-ea1 garag0
Can OWNER OF. 2-4407. -1s
Evening star., 1953-06-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

LEACH & CRONIN
10. $4,000. Ewes, OIL. 4-O455.
Evening star., 1953-06-17

DatnS. 1uL DSmt., nrepl9ceS. lge
sTe gas DohseR sssFshs Reat csG Srana
TfvY Ffv aa0 an q uNsEATHshE nasSs SIs vAI1E ESE
FRANK 9. PH61ILIIPs, OIL. 2-?01o7
ESsf: EsEA8 ~ kt4MsiER. ktlSMIef near conare,. @9r
sional c. C.. custom built yr. ago
Living-dinine rrn. comb. 15x31. :
bedrms.. 2 tiled baths. slate roof
most expensive zone-control radian
heat, gear gar, gorgeous 1a-acr,
knoll, many other luxurious custom
features; S37. 800. FRANK 8. PHIL
LIPS OIL. 2.7oo7; eyes,, OIL. 4-5709
TRULY A TERRIFIC vALUE-Larg,
bedrm.. two-tiled- bath rambler o
marvellous quality. in the. desirabl,
Mass. ave. area. absolutely perfec
Soa.d conc dhToIsh9,nt Iot! ,1edss beautiful s6H sSft
oSSs SoSss on U't the sa1so Tsar Of lot that /
cute enough and large enough :!
serve as summer guesthouse. Al
for $24,950. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS
pI, 7.14ll; Ewes. OF; 1856.
koma Park-Vacant. Brick bunga
ssc: SS eoaa. 5%: nr full sssoS ss ssssi hss5
Elk. 3-7744, IA. 9-3292. -I9
ONE OF THE MOST attractive Cap
Cod bricks we have had to offer
4 yrs. old and in immaculate con
dition: center entrance; lovely liv
rm. with flrepl. and picture window
overlooking q beautiful garden; doc
opening onto large screened porcl
with awnings: well-equipped kit. full
din. Ym. and powder rm. complet
the 1st A.; 2nd a. has 3 fine bed
rooms and bath; full bsmt. will
be appreciated. Near NH an,
NMC. Only S22, 500. Mrs. Enyart
Of 2-55Oi, with SYDNEY KARR
I9i4; $50, ASSUME $4,000 90 trust
Nearly new 4-bedrm: Cape Cod nea
Rockville; full bmt;. many manysxs' sxtTass
vacant; win trade, de-. AF6SsIDl :s,s s = y
Evening star., 1953-06-17

ARLINGTON. S20,500-Exceptionally
well located 2-yr. .-old brk, rambler
near Lee hwy. and Westmoreland
and Stewart school; 3 good-sized
bedrms., lge. liv.-din. rm comb,
fully equipped kit, paneled gaperm.
With bar anS s.V1f Posi
FTVELY MUST BE SOLD IMME-
"a. 5-62Ss; ewes. IA. 7-0s43S or
ARLNGTON-white brick rambler;
Shirley Woods, one Of virginia s
finest residential areas; wide streets
large 6eautifully E Kept lawns; WIS roe9 eea-
din. rm., large kitchen; very attrac-
tive rec. rm.; immaculate condition;
priced under $4,000 and should sell
quickly. RAYMOND B, DUNN, 1920
wis. ave. WO. 6-0214. Ia
ARLINGTON. S12,5OO-Brk. semidet.
in the excel. highly convenient Arna-
bath. full Easement with Law: clean
as Q pin; S9.400, 1st trust. FRANK
8. PHILLIPS, IA. 5-6266; ewes,
ia. 7-OS42 or JE. 4-4247. -21
ARLINGTON-Custom built Lyon Park
home; rms. st moor; .roughed In
for heat and bath on 2nd moor Qge.
ssSsaddS sReTsa for 'Dt DSsuEaA III 0'9t 9oss 0!hs
2-56s2.
AURORA HILLS-Words are made
quate to portray the beauty of this
large. custom-huilt center-han Colo
nial. The grounds also must be seen
to be appreciated. The asking price
Of S37 $50 is far below reproduction
nt@. cost rS5 fomR: % 1ss:c details ss pASKfgR ns sR
SMITH & DONNEIL. Realtors. 9 till
BaLEEH q z 1lSv9siN 1hSvsN, oDposlt. country Count
Club; handsome brick Colonial. 8
bedrooms. 2 screened pcrehss. At
sfsssiEs snSssE ca nanGn MT EOo. GI lsO JA OSs6So;
syes: n. 9.eo0b, with BOSS q
FALLS CHURGH-A very attrae. 2:
bedrm. BUNGALOW, Just Oh Hillwood
ave. $1,000 cash will handle and
4uss cscn nay s. r1pTos 6i:Tos REEroR sEE:r
LORCoM LANE AREA-This I'M
maeulate 3-bedrm;, brick rambler Is
fd1 ymaf1 SHt ef Be besS. sssi ViTss fssturss
include large oE kitchen. din; rm,;
full bsmt., garage. Priced at SCI $50
for immediate sale. So: 600 cash will
handle. PARKER, SMITH g. DON
NELL. Realtors, o TIL Q. IA. 7-e1 81.
LYON PARK-All rooms are large In
this charming older home with every
modern convenience. The gracious
liv. rm. With fireplace has French
~ room. The powder room is con-
veniently located. The large kitchen
IL beautifully equipped. 3 bedrms.,
nursery and full bath on second
noor: full bsmt. With outside en-:
trance. The attractive grounds must
be seen to be appreciated. Only
5000 cash Essuigsdi saTly pos
NELL HealtOSA Q III Q, "A. 1851.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
F. E. MALCOLM
ealtoF Ia. 7-301A
AURORA HILLS

A perfectly charming white brick
Cape Cod in immaculate condition
IN this excellent and convenient sec
with fireplace, nice full-sized dining
rm.. kit. with breakfast area: Q
bedrms. with bath on 2nd n. Full
bSmt. with finished recreation room.
Hot-water heat. Nicely Handicapped,
level lot; Call MT. Davis: ia; $4,000:
PHELPS, INC. -l2
Evening star., 1953-06-17
BEVERLY HILLS

OPEN DAILY, AT PM.
Three bedrm., .2ia-bath. brick home
with family-size din. rrn., recreation
rm., den. wall-to-wall carpetine;
custom made drapes; built-in garage
and large side screened porch. OPEN
yard on prsctons S STs sSGdeS sSTeS h%y 70
Arlington. Ridge rd., continue to
Russell rd.. right on Russell to Glebe
rd., right on Glebe to Old Dominion,
left on Old Dominion "a. blk. turn
right to 716 N. Overlook, No. IL.
Call KI. $4,000.
v. L. Marcum Co., Realtor
shirlington Business Ctr. Arl., Va.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
S11 500
$13.250

semidet. 2 bedrms.. sepa-
rate din. rm.. lge.. fenced lot. Assume
40 loan. $59.66 per mo.
Evening star., 1953-06-17

TRADES CONSIDERED
PENWOOD REALTY co.
LO. 4-S466. Open TIL 8 PM.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
HOUSES FOR sALF-Mp.
CHEVERLY
Open / Till Dark

4 You like Cheverly and need 8
bedrooms. you owe 1t to yourself
to, see this wonderful 2-story, all.
florida but his body Is still here,
waiting for q buyer with $4,000
to put down: recreation room and
extra lavatofy in basement, alumi-
mum screened side porch. Anchor
fenced rear yard, four times normal
home cool in summer, saves fuel In In
winter, home in absolutely perfect
condition: immediate occupancy,
AP. 7-0956.
Turn left OF Cheverly
ave. on Innwood ST.. 2 blocks to
Laurel, right to 2S16 Laurel ave.
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@A ,SOU
Brick Colonial. 3 twin-siZe bedrms..
separate din. rm., flrepl.. gar. Own
or must sell
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FALLS CHURCH
Brick, EngliSh-type rambler: excel.
lent cond., 5 rms. unfinished I'd
posal, refgr.. range, tile bath. full
bsmt. / blk. to good grade school,
Handy to excel. shop. center. good
transp. Price S1S,250. Call Mr..
NOLAN, EX. 3-0347. NOLAN
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KENSINGTON
BRICK TWO-STORY-S16,950
S1.500 CASH
Kensington estates. adjoining Park
wood: iiv. rm. with firepl., din, rn1.,
kit. 8 bedrms, and bath, full bsmt;
with gas a.-c. h: mr.. school ana
on q dead-end street; safe foT cnii,.
to purchase this nearly new home.
See 1t today.
r M ERY INC OIL. 2-S7O0 TIL 9
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ALEXANDRIA AREA
GT RESALE
ANNANDALE

bungalow, conv. to bus,
schools. churches. stores. Has city
Bendix washer; on S5x167 lot;
23x14 liv. rm. with beautiful firepl.
thanked by. twin bookcases, Is some-
thing to look at; 2 bedrms.. din.
rm:, tile bath, pull-down stairs to
attic which is almost livable. This
adds up to about the incest package
in an asbestos shingle home we
have had. Full price, S13,300 with
payments of S79.60 per mo. Ex-
elusive with
UHLER & co.
JE. 2-7424 JE. 2-enso
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

COLLEGE PARK-Brick rambler. 8
bedrms., fun bsmt. Only S1,75O
down. balance like rent. Immed
possession. PARKS1DE REALTY
COLLEGE PARK AREA--$S,75O. $500
bedrm. bungalow. Liv. rm., equip.
kit. auto. heat lge. lot; conv. to U.
OF Md. H. CARLYLE de LOZIER.
ReRltor. WA. $4,000. WA. 10000.
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FALLS CHURCH, $4,000

FALLS CHURCH, $Z6,UU
Charming Older home. In Q mag.
nificent setting, ON one acre. First
A.. large nv. rm. with fireplace,
large din. Im, with bay window,
cen ait noreh! smS anS ecd A., ,1 oath b.dr se.
2 small bedrms., sleeping porch. Q
baths; bs1nt., oil h.-w.h.; garage:
2 blocks from trsnsp. and schools;
$4,000 cash, $3.50 per month.
LUCILLE COOK
II O-QOSo Kvnlurtya TT C-1AQA
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BETHESDA CAPE COD
BETHESDA, MD.

BETHESDA, MD.
LADY OF LOURDES PARISH
Most attrac. brick Colonial on mag
nificent corner lot: center hall, lge.
liv. rm. with flrepl., lovely din. Tm.,
kit. with eating space, bedrms.,
sun porch. slate roof, superb loca-
ton. SEE THIS ONE BEFORE YOU
BUY! Call Mrs. Stodola, OIL. 2-9104
SAMUEL e. BoGLEY. INC. OIL
4-1266. -19
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HOUSES sALE-4N.E. tcsrt.)

Colored-Nr. 17th and c SITS.
Lovely brick home. 8 rms. and bath.
front porch. oil heat. bsmt.; garage.
Small down payment. Ii. 6-7n43.
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New 3-bedrm. brick rambler. Din.
rm., elec. kit. lee. lot. $1,000 dn.
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FALLS CHURCH
STATELY TREES

And trailing ivy add charm to this
white cottage on large lot in Virginia
Forest; Q bedrms.,. coy liv. rnn,,
nicely equip. kit; the 2-car garage
affords space for extra STORAGE and
workshop. All for S12,ob0; excel.
Lynn Realty, JE. 2-o400
Exclusive
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