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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19
Guys And Dolls To Hold
Dance On Tennis Court
A. Minneapolis YWcA

Tho Minneapolis YWCA ionniH
court has been selected NJ the
coolest spot where members ~
~ tho Guys and Dolls Square
Dance club Of Halle q BROWN
House viii hold It's final lance
for tho summer Tho affair viii be
held on Saturday. June ~ 1903,
At + O'clock and the YWCA IL 10
Gated nj 18TH aud Nlrollet, Min
neRpOliR and Charles curry, ~
Paul announced. In any event
rain or shine. cpruo ~ the YWCA
because should II rain tho dance
Will be- held on tho nth floor.
The Membership committee
headed by Duke Greene In 81
Paul and BIB Murray IN Mime
ap0lis urge that all members and
Interested friends come 10 this
last dance that they may sign up
10 continue their membership In
the Guys and Dolls IN the fail
Early In 1893 the club "psHsd -
doors for new members and the
membership grew from approx
matsIy ~ to 10 members, II may
become necessary o. close the
roster for . while again.
Russ Myers. executive director
NJ the ~. Paul Connect IN Human
Relations. has been instructor and
caller this year for tho OrRaniEa.
ton RracIOualy offering his time
and equipment 10 he group.
Mr.. Myers and the group were
invited ~ q square dance ~ the
Minneapolis Unitarian Bocisty
during the year and Don Ciaussn
and group from The socisty also
visited the Guys and Dolls at Hal.
lie q Brown IIDuSs
Members and friends are kindly
requested 10 h. IN time ~ a..
cIOCkD AZ the dance on June 10.
because Mr.. AysrS begins In
strIctIOn In the calls ~ that tims.
u IL not fair ~ the group present
10 have ~ repeat the instructions
for late corners II IL especially
Important for anyone VINO may BE-
coming for the FIRST tims 90 b. On
tins. Refreshments viii b. served
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Attended Brothers Funerals
Mrs Bertha Johnson, 2224 N.
Washington Ave. returned homo
on Tuesday, June II, from Cleva-
land where sho attended the run
cral " her brother. Harvey Muir
ray, who died Friday. Juno 8.
Request Meeting; A meeting oe
all heads OF the various church
auxiliarics " Zion Baptist church
win be held at s p, M, Monday.
July q at the church. All members
are urged to be present to trans
act business ~ Importance. Rev.
n, w. Bolts, pastor,
Returns From Vacations John
W. Baldwin, 8I9 10Th Ave, s.. re-
turned home Friday. June n,
after months vacation. Mt.
Baldwin visited his birth place,
Marion, Ala, also Selma, ana
other cities In Ala, Miami, Jack
Ronvillc and 81 Petersburg. Fla.
From Miami. he sailed Co Havana.
Cuba, MT Baldwin reports that
conditions in the south arr Inn.
proving and In Miami, there are q
number of Negro policemen, lie
was greatly impressed with Cuba.
where there IL no race issue, tie
stopped at the InEstcrra Hotel
and says that YOU can 10 any
place without being race con-
ncioua: money Ia the only re-
quiaitc necessary.
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Twilight social Cub Fleets:
Mr. and Mrs IEWds snht0n, 1919
Clinton Ave were hosts 81 the
Twilight soeial Club when they
met IN Saturday. June ~, 81 $50
.. m. Election u officers was con-
Quoted and the following new Of.
hesrS were elected president, Mr.
LsWiS BsatOn: vice prealdsnt.
Daniel Boone secretary. Mrs 4.
Moore. business manager. Mr. 4.
Hayes. Mrs. LsWrs BeatOn, report
sr. 4 tasty lunch was served by
the hostess me NEXT nesting
will b. bsd on July II. with Mr..
and Mrs.. Alfred Barnes. 23Ii
HIftb Ave. g., a. hosts.
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Social and Personal

< MINNEAPOLIS Z

Stork Shower Mines elaine Mayes, Alice lBrowne) Fort
and Elsie Smith cOhOsteSSes Stork shower honorng
Mrs Richard Mayes Saturday evening June H. the
of Mrs elaine Mayes 1916 Fourth Cards were played
with prizes going to Mrs Grace Puitt first Pauline
Wallace second Mrs Louise Hughes third and Mrs Grace
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Mason, consolation. A number OF
lovely and useful gifts were re-
ceived for the baby-to-be. Other
guests present included the Mines.
Josephine Underwood, Blanche
Mayes. Reuben Warren, Betty
Cunningham. Florence Mayes,
Marcella Mayes, June Allen, Ben
ita McHie, Mary Brady. Patricia
Ingram, Starr Shepherd and Jean
Shepherd. Light refreshments
and q nice lunch was served by
the hostesses.
Enters Hospital: Mrs. Odessa
Walker, 25S1 Clinton Ave, enter
ed Mt. Sinai hospital on June IT.
for a general checlVup and X-rays.
Mrs. Walker II q licensed beauty
operator.
Improving: Mrs. Gertrude Mar
tin, 1891 Fifth Ave. s., who has
been confined to her home because
Of illness Is gradually improving.
Visit Parents and Families: Mr..
and Mrs. Roger johnson and
daughters. Sandra and Pamela OF
Cleveland and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Miller OF Philadelphia and
daughter Terry. arrived in the
city Saturday, June IS, for a Wis
II with their parents and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. z. l. Escue, 1852
Fifth Ave. s. The Johnsons are
also visiting their parents and
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Johnson, 795 Edmund St, st.
Paul.
VIII Attend National Congress:
Rev. and Mrs. II. w. Bolts, Sr,,
1919 Lyndale Ave. N, will leave
Friday today, June 49, for
Brooklyn. N. Y. to attend the Ma
tional Congress OF the Baptist
church which will convene there.
During his absence, Rev. f.
Henderson, assistant pastor, will
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Hughes, third and Mrs. Grace
have charge Of services at Zion
Baptist church. Rev. and Mrs.
Bolts expect to be away for two
weeks.
Helpers Club Attention: The
Helpers Club OF St. Peters AME
church win meet Sunday. June %,
the regular meeting date. at the
home Of Mrs. Elva Jones, S6S2
Fourth Ave. s.. at I p. m. Mem
bers please make note OF the
change.
Attends Fathers Funeral: Mrs.
Ida Webb. 6SS Glrard Ave. N. re-
turned TO the city from Spiro.
Okla, where she had been called
because Of the serious illness Of
her father. When she left to re-
turn here he was very much Inn
proved. Later, however, she was
called back as her father died.
She left Sunday. June IL to at
tend his funeral. She IL 4 member
OF Zion Baptist church and the
Gospel Chorus.
Wedding Announced: Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Bolden, $50 Bryant Ave.
NJ, have just received the an
nouncement OF the Forthcoming
wedding OF their granddaughter,
Bobby Germaine Thompson of
Kansas City. Mo. TO Mr.. Leverno
Crawford of that city. The we'd
ding will be solemniZed at 8 a. m.
Saturday, June q in 81. Joseph's
Catholic church in Kansas City.
Miss Thompson attended st.
Catherine College in St Paul
where she graduated in 1916 Mrs.
Bolden, because Of illness. will not
be able TO attend. but Mr.. Bolden
will attend the wedding.
Engagement Announced: Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Law, 1893 Aldrich
Ave. N. announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Adele
Virginia TO Mr.. George Brown,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Of
Franklin. La. The wedding date
has not bee set as yet
Enters Hospital: Mrs. Zephyr
Turner. 1921 Portland Ave, enter
ed Fairvicw hospital on Friday,
June ~. for observation and treat
mcnt Mrs Turner Is In good con
dttion and expects to return home
within a few days
Surgery: Mr. Garrett Hall, 3sl7
Thid Ave. S. entered Northwest.
ern Hospital on Sunday, June II,
for surgery.
Jack and Jill Chapter: The Twin
City Chapter Of Jack and Jill, Inc.
met Friday, June 5, at the home
of Mrs. Lamar Roberts, 37I9 Fifth
Ave. 8. Plans were made for the
annual family picnic TO be held in
July. The next meeting win be at
the home Of Mrs. II. Ransom Co
ms. ST. Paul
Buffalo Visitors: Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Shovel and son Of Buffa-
Ia, N. Y. are visiting their daugh-
ter and son-in-Iaw, Mr. and Mrs
Edward Lee Of 2023 Bloomington
Ave. Mrs Florence Day johnson
and Mrs ShOwrll are employed
with the Erie County department
Of Social welfare in their home
town. Mrs johnson Is a senior
case worker and Mrs Showell Is a
file clerk. Mrs. johnson will spend
some time with Mrs. Fannie Pier
re Lewis Of 1924 Fourth Ave. 8.
before she returns 10 her home.
Returns To Base: Airman Sec
und Glass Leroy Jackson. son Of
Mr. and Mrs Maceo CarrutherH.
2IO5 Fifth Ave. s.. left the city
for San Francisco, on Saturday.
June 10. from where he will soon
sail for overseas duty. AirmAn
jackson has been visiting his par
ents on a 30 day furIouRh from
Keesler Air Base in Biloxi. Miss
where he completed q course IN
radar.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

DR.. \ Ross Lsrnsr announces
he Te"pcninR ~ his offices 81
i541 Medical Aris Building Prac.
ucs limited 20 bone and joint dis
asses. fractures and injuries, -
Tel II. 1891.
Evening star., 1953-09-06

Nettuno, the ball team that has
been twice champion of Italy, has
the biggest American heritage. Its
players are the skinny kids who
crept out of the ruins of their vii
lage inside the Anzio beachhead
perimeter to watch the crazy
Yankees play ball between she'll
ings. They are all employees of the
American Military Cemetery. and
manage to get in about twice as
much practice as other Italian
teams. No cemetery worker who
values his job misses a practice ses-
sion or fails to do his best in a game.
The fisherfolk of Nettuno have
the best ballpark and are the most
fanatic supporters of any town in
Italy.
WAfxaid % Wim"
HE visiting team almost al
ways loses when they play Net
tuno," a Roman left fielder told
me. Were afraid to win when we
60 down there :. those people are
crazy. And the manager! He's the
worst. He wants to win the way
drowning man wants to live"
The manager, the Wild Man of
Italian Baseball, is an American,
the man who has the soothing,
philosophical job of supervising
Continued on next page
Evening star., 1953-09-06

does on the field" Joe grumbled.
Whenever you see TMbGtG (steal)
you can be pretty sure that it's
actually an eTTore. a tiro pGzzo
wild throw)."
Two Americans
/ HE one rule on which officials
have no doubt whatsoever is this:
only two American players on a
team. The Federazione can still
use American help, but they want
it to be an Italian game. Most
teams are managed by Americans
and the 10 class A teams all have
their full component of Stateside
players to raise morale and the
general level of play.
These Americans aren't pros -
they are volunteers who love base
ball and don't mind giving end
lessly Of their time and ligaments
to help it flourish in Italy - and
incidentally get few turns at bat
for themselves.
All Italian teams seem to have
the same failing: they can play
like major leaguers when they're
ahead, but will sulk dispiritedly if
they drop behind. Ralph Trout
man, an American Navy Officer
who helps coach the Lazio team
told me:
These fellows just can't seem
Evening star., 1953-09-06

TEAP -. What is the wOrld's
ATecord for high jiHmping7
A new record was set recently
when Walt Davis, graduate of
Texas AIM College. scared over
the bar at 6 feet, 1l15 inches.
W.C.V., Norman, Okla.
TAXES -. What country has tar
rates that 90 dOsOn as the taxpayer
grOsVs older?
Finland. Highest tax is at age
"a, and it decreases each year as
the taxpayer ages.
pm, McKeesbOTt, Pa.
BIBLES The International
Council Of Christian Churches wiA
thy to distribute 5000 Bibles in
Communist Europe this summer.
Evening star., 1953-09-06

Opstien. Last year he was cham
pion hand-grenade thrower of the
entire Italian Army"
Evening star., 1953-09-06
PICCOLO GL0SSARI0
tllTTIE DlcTI0NARn

ii Patio - the plate
II LanciatOre - the pitcher
IL RicevitOre - the catcher
L'EsternO SinistrO-left fielder
DOppiO IncOntrO - double.
header
II Manager - the manager
Raccattamazza - the bat boy
Straik - strike
Evening star., 1953-09-06

Fast indeed is the fight of arrow as it tears loose
from the bow Of the freestyle archer Trips through
space at breath-taking lO2 mph.-so tast you need
sopwatch to time its speed. And it's the with
Bayer Aspirin. It starts disntegratng almost in
stantly-so fast you need stOpcach to time It's speed
That's one reason why Bayer Aspirin relieves ord-
nary headache makes you feel better-fast!
Evening star., 1953-09-06
INTERNATIONAL

HOw do they expect to get them past
the Iron Curtain?
They will be attached to helium
balloons and released outside of
Berlin. - TN, EMgIetcOod, N. J.
DISTINCTION What neW
distinction for President Eisenhower
tOGS recently reported by tie Aircraft
Industries Association?
He is the first President to be an
airplane pilot. He's. had a license
for Ia years.
Mrs. HIM.. BelL0my, Va.
SALVAGE ;. To what ,sOceI use
hare beer bottles, enbtied by YG,sks
and AMSSieS on M0nxS island dstT-
ing and after the war, been bMt9
Thousands of them have been
Evening star., 1953-09-06
"SLIDE, LUIGI, SLIDE!"

"SLIDE, LUIGI, SLIDE!"
Continued from page eIeUen
to get the idea that they can win a
game in the ninth inning, but we're
working on them"
Lazio is managed by another
American, Ken Opstien, who is a
former Ohio sportswriter. One of
his pitchers, Giulio Glorioso, went
to the Cleveland Indians spring
tryouts this year. was offered a U.s.,
contract. but had to scamper back
to Italy at the request of the Rome
draft board. Another of Ken's stars
is a youth named Roberto Marin.
Hes got a better arm than
most major league players, said
Evening star., 1953-09-06
CONDUCTED BY - ~

NOTE: We will pay So for question and
answer used in this column. Questions
are based On current news and clipping Of
news source must accompany answer.
Address: Tom Henry. THIS WEEK.
420 Lexington Avenue. New York IL.
N. Y. Unaccepted contributions cannot
be acknowledged or returned.
Evening star., 1953-09-06

broken up to form the foundation
of an all-denominational chapel at
Australia's naval base on the is
land. -A.G.S.. GlyndOn, MINI.
PROCLAMATION =. What
monarchy, dating back 5000 years,
came to an end recently9
The Egyptian monarchy dating
back to the days of the Pharaohs
ended with the newly proclaimed
Republic of Egypt.
RID, Champaign, III.
DE LUKE DIRT -. Is all mud
"dirt cheap?
No. Oil companies pay $35 a ton
for a special kind of mud (made
from clay, barite and bentonite
ores) which is used to keep the
sides of wells from caving in.
SIN, Washington, D. c.
BRIDES -. Which is the most
popular and least popular month
fOT marriages?
June and August are tied for
first place. March is the least
popular.
-R.W.H., West Warwick, RI.
BEST SELLER -. ]. What wGs the
biggest seller 8" tars last year,
Mink accounts for about 20 per
cent of the $3.50, 900, 900 in retail
fur sales.
IRA, Columbus, Ohio
Evening star., 1953-09-06
COMPARES!
Nancy Ann Huehes-coral Gables. Flodds


Bayer Aspirin gentle doctors prescribe even for small children
match record of safety-o safe
millions normal people, If it does not give FAST gentle relief
don't experiment-n SEE YOUR DOCTORS
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EoN AND OBJ. SPECIALIST viii

MEDICAL OFFICE AVAIL. 18th ant
Park I'd. area. Call HO. 2-535S OF
| RA 3-l391 "A
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PROPERTY FOR RENT

toilets; fireproof; ground floor;
corner 3sth and Rhode Island ave,
ne. Suitable for drugstore. DUNN q
CO. Realtors, 1898 Rhode Island
ave ne VA. 7-O0 =. oor 1atb Ard
Newton SITS. NV. 3429 l4th St; S25
14th Mr.. MASS. N.w.-Lge. hsmt.,
heated. suitable shop or business
reas. RIA. 6-5445: Mon. MA. S-7957
BOWLING ALLEY (space for 16) and
stores under c Constructor sai1eys
once and bank. Will lease to A.
nancially responsible parties only
Suit. for jewelry shop. gift shop
hardware. 10c store. shoe store nG
fabric store; etc on Rsfkin q i4r mos ouo
Cali RIA. 3-1397, after 2 pm. for
information. -
MODERN 3.story-and-bsmt. bldg, in IN
heart OF downtown: approx. 5000
so. it.; freight elevator of rear
alley. Ideal for ofices and dlstT1n LTD
utins. See Mr. Norris; WEAVER
lRsEFs9TSoRY ,Nf BLp e. tso S;So' IT, with
full basement; near Conn. ave. and
M St; air conditioned, rear parking.
For lease to one responsible tenant.
Many uses for this desirable loca-
ton. Call Mr.. Dodge, jr,. WEAVER
BROS, INC, Wash. Bldg, DI.
1-S300. or eyes,. EN-. 2-S496.
rent. $50 mo-; June l; NE. Wash
ington. Est. business. owner retiring.
R fIH '9 1Gs7 sT I ST. N.w.-oarase
repair shop. will hold 8 to 4 cars.
Apply AMERICAN SECURITY
0-R0tln
NICE SALESROOM, with or without
ant IN rear. SLIGER. IA. 4-1496.
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ALEXANDRIA AREA
WELLINGTON ESTATES

10 BOILING ROAD
Only short drive down beautiful Mt
Vernon Memorial hwy, this lovely
:f-bedrm. brick rambler. FIRST
TINE SHOWN TODAY. Charming
liv. rm. with mirrored firepl. and
picture window. large. dining ell
equip. Kitchen. 2 comfortable bed
rms. tile bath. storage atti". Front
diant heat. detached garage. Large,
level. wooded and Handicapped lot.
SlS,950 and $1,000 will handle.
Directions: Across 14th St. Bridge
and down Mt. Bernon Memorial hwy.
through Alexandria, continuing to
wellington lane; turn right, go to
Boiling I'd, turn right and proceed
to open sign.
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1871 N. 3Oth ST.

NEW BRICK RAMBLER in beautiful
Bellevue Forest. Attractive features
include 3 twin-sized bedrms, sep.
din. rm.. superb kit, screened porch
garage: full bsmt. has fireplace: full
bath; outside entr. Asking $50, $50.
See 1t today
Directions; over Memorial Bridge,
right to Geo. Washington Memorial
Pkwy., continue on Lorcum lane to
Military rd., right to Both ST., right
again to our open sign.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

NEAR "Ist AND II SITS. N.W.-Brick.
2-story and bsmt., suitable for Stor-
age or light mig: 800 So. #. ca.
fioor, Corner hne. wide alley. ia.
9"1 G ST. N.W.-2nd floor, rear
Storerm. alley entr.; only $40.
$4,000.
SILVER SPRING-Approx. 10000 So.
IT,. plus addit., outside, storage. Close
eal THoMps eda'iSne CRAP ResitUTs
JU. 5-6lUO till s weekdays.
APP. 1000 SO. it,, street level space
avail, for immed. occup., in COW.
NV. location; in whole or in part;
reaS; rent; Apply LEO M. BERN
STEIN g. CO., 1415 X st. NV. ME.
5000 SO. FT.. 1st floor: large doors;
S75 a mo. Suitable for repair ga
rage or many other businesses. Will
rent all or part. See OWNER. End
HEART nH0E: l9 Of Sc III s." SECTION
Suitable warehouse or similar use,
front and rear entrance. Rear m
dddI iI',s ~. dsylsht bldg l3;st
Mr.. NAVY Yard. about 5000 it.
High ceiling; office on bale. S4UU mo,
4. N. LIGhTOWN. WA. 7-I325.
Mr.. HEC HIT WAREHOUSE, N. Y. ave.
n,e.-About 5000 50. it., high CELL
s sns G e. Gn ffSo9RH P %A SG!
|FENWICK ST. N.E.--4Ox50. drive in;
heavy fir; high ceiling; heavy cur
rent; office; Mushroom. Will rent
mo, ,to-mo. A. M. ROTH. RE
GARAGE OR wAKEHoUsE-About
| Ilnu 81 drIVp-in front ann
rear ramp to Ind floor. no posts OF
pillars; con-. cloSe-in location. E
P. SCHWARTZ, INC, DI. 1910;
wAREHousE-over 5000 50; +, in.
5tsht a Piss 60 GOLDMAN ri. 2: 10y
aIst AND ii SITS. N.W.-1S0O-s So it.
2-story alley brick BLDG: $40 pei
mo; with lease: WOODWARD &
G5S5. ewes. LA. 6-2i57. -
CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD, one block
past D. c. line at corner of 4Sth anC
Central aye.-ApproX. 5000 50. 1T
on one floor with parking lot il
rear. approx. 6Ox10o. Concrete
water heat. Suitable for contractor
sale, etc. Rent. $3.50 per month
Prompt poss. Consult Mr. jenkins
Leasing Dept, SHANNON LUCHS
CO., Realtors. 1906 H ST. NV, MA
S-3345. B
WAREHOUSE, suitable for shop; small
office; 1000 it; Bladensburg area
UN. 4-444O, WA. 7-3467. j
ARLINGTON. VA. (Open for insp..
pm. to = pm. at 20 N Fenwick st,
-6 rms. and bath and very beaut.
sun parlor (brick house,; firepl.. oil
burner, air-cond., full bSmt.
floored attic built tin garage; lot
50x132. fronting on = streets; shade
trees. flowers; close to everything
Price. $22.75O REIBLE. Exclusive
Agent. ia. S-463S and ia. 7-05l5
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1904 MURRAY LANE

STONE AND BRICK. split level home
complete in every detail. Features
Ice. liv. rm., sep. din. rm., de luxe
kit. > twin-Sized bedrms. and full
bath on main level; plus - more
twin-size bedrms., nursery and full
bath on upper level; another full
bath in bsmt.; diversified garage
Beautifully Handicapped lot 9OxI6O.
Asking only S:33.50O.
Directions Out Columbia pike past
Lake Bancroft, right on Rose lane.
left on Murray lane to Open sign.
Parker, Smith & Donnell
Realtors ia. T-6l6I
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

MOD, CLEAN 2 or 3,bedrm: home in
cation; sc. preferred: have sub
stsnt Hs Or cash s4 MRS. MRS; cox Lu'
MINED. POSSESSION-3-be drm.. g
bath, mod. brick home on good lot;
in Arl. Alex. area. Box 337 Star.
TEN ROOMS AND UP, suitable room
ing houses and small apt; furn. or
unfurn. All cash # necessary,
E. w. THURM, DI. 7-:j3o6. =
GOOD CASH PAYMENT, 3-bedrms.,
Georgetown or D. c. loo. (preter
incomei. 10. 3-6SS9. )
PRIVATE PARTY wants home to
rent with option to buy; 3 bedrms.;
with some land; Sc. or Md. maxi
mum rent, $50 mo. Elk. 3-6l99;
MODERN HOME. Q bedrms., baths,
lge. liv. rm., din. rm.; in good Va.
location; small lot, no basement.
No brokers. Box 1896, Star. )
3 BEDRMS. with bsmt. in Va; long
lease; around 500; good care. lie.
GIEoRGHEiTowN-wanted, large house
suitable for , apis. garden. Please
call MRS. CIUFFREDA, co. 5-047?.
WE WILL PAY up to e:S3'ono cas-.
once, phone, DU. 7-442o: residence
Will PAY $4,000 cash more or
less) for 4-hedrm. home located
west of Conn. ave. Call MRS.
CHATTERTON at KE. 7-04S2.
COUPLE DESIRES to trade $1,000
paid on valuable lot (bal,. $50 mo-,
plus $500 So End trust as down
paymt. on income home or apt.
units. Box 197-D. Star.
Gil OR CONVENTIONAL financed
home with 2 or 3 bedrms. in Sc. or
nearby Md. 10. 2:2O72. ,.,.
HAVE $1,000 CASH for home built
in the last years: ) bedrms., >
baths; in Chevy Chase. D; c. Under
100000. Call Mrs. Chisholm, co.
5-3O6O. DE. 2-9200.
Def. BRK. HOUSE in NV. D. c.
Walk dist. to tranSp. and shops:
foyer. , or ) bedrms.: scr. pch.:
large lot; trees. den. WA: 7-452S. .
HOMES AND INVESTMENT proper
ties in D. C. and nearby Md. needed
for only cash buyers; THoS; +,
FOL 10Th ST n W, MA. S-OI6b.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
COUNTRY PROPERTY

YORK COUNTY-Gentlema coun-
try nome and farm. "a acres, all
conveniences. For details write
WEST YORK REALTY AGENCY.
1917 w. Market St. York, Pa. D
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MD.
$500 to $1,000 Per Acre
We have for sale today several choice
vacant lots of land from l acre to
Il acres. Some clear. Some with
trees. Some with streams. All
within 10 mi. of Silver Spring. All
priced low. Very reaS. terms for
payment We invite your inquiries.
H AND H DEVELOPMENT CO., 10
5-o6J5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03
Ashton Heights

Convenient location. close to transp.
and shopping. makes this all-brick
liv. rm. w/hrepl. family sized din.
rm., 1s-psneled den. bedrm. and full
bath. equip. kit, ser porch. = very
lEe. bedrms. and bath up full bsmt.
fenced rear yard with shrubbery
and trees. S22,500. Terms can be
arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03
WAREHOUSES WANTED

APPROX. 1000 so. FIT. - Parking
space. trucks; emile radius Of
l4th and F stS. NV. willing to
share. Eox o2S-E. Star. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03
1925 N. OHIO ST.

DISTINCTIVE BRICK RAMBLER. "a
yrs. old. On lot S0xl25, in excel
center hall; 3 bedrmS. q twin-sizel !;
bright kit. with table space and
beautiful equipment; "a bath and
tile floor in bsmt. Carport. OFFICER
TRANSFERRED. Now reduced for
quick sale to only 800 with low,
low down payment. ASSUME S13,-
2OO-4Heo INT. FILA loan (no cost
TO you).
Directions: From Lee hwy, turn north
on Lexington to Little Falls I'd.
then left to Ohio ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03
DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG,
1896 Conn. ave. Offices available.

F ST. NEAR IIth-Outstanding To-
cation, Ind floor. Approx. 1900 50.
only $500 per mo-; possession 80
days. Consult Mr. Young. Leasing
Dept. SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.
Realtors, 1905 H ST. NV, MA. s.