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Evening star., 1953-03-24
Eddie LaFond New Head
Of Eastern Boxing Group

Eddie LaFond, director of ath-
letics at Catholic University and
coach of the Cardinals boxing
team for Is years, has been
elected president of the Eastern
intercollegiate Boxing Associa-
ton. The announcement was
made today.
At the same time the associa-
tion, which includes West Point,
Syracuse, Virginia, City College
of New York, Catholic U. and
Penn State among it's members,
disclosed that the 1854 tourna-
ment will be held at Charlottes-
vile, with Virginia as host.
Virginia used to be the site Of
Southern Conference tourna-
ments when boxing flourished
in that league and the Cavaliers
belonged to it. Eastern Asso-
citation tournaments have alter
mated between Penn State and
Syracuse in recent years.
LaFond's election to the top
executive post followed an an
nouncement that the Cardinals.
although hard pressed to put a
team in the ring this winter, will
be in action again next year.
LaFond. who was vice presi-
dent last year, succeeds Mai.
c. w. Sampson of West Point.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
Young Amateur Boxer
Dies After Knockout
By the Asseeioted Press

LANCASTER. Pa, Mar. "a
A teen-age boxer, appearing in
his fourth contest, died last night
few hours after being knocked
out in an amateur bout at St.
Joseph's Catholic Club.
The victim, 17-year-old Cliff
ton johnson, took a nine count
in the first round of the three
round contest with Charles Gator.
a Lancaster boy. and then was
counted out in 1853 Of the third.
He regained consciousness and
walked down the steps from the
ring, but collapsed before reach
ing the dressing room.
DR.. George Gerlach. in attend
ance at ringside, revived him and
the young fighter was helped to
the dressing room, where he
again collapsed and was rushed
to st. JoSeph's Hospital.
Physicians said the boy failed
to regain consciousness after his
admission and died about three
hours later.
Johnson had won his three
previous fights by decisions. The
147-pound Negro from Harris
burg. Pa, was the fourth ring
fatality Of the year. All were
amateurs. There were II deaths
in boxing in the United States
last year.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
THE EVENING STAR A-19
Washington, D. c. ~
TUESDAY, MARCH "A, lQh3

time. apparently pleased Manager
AL Lopez.
"Mr. Lopez and Mr.. Greenberg
(Hank Greenberg. general man
ager of the Indians) seemed en-
couraged by my work." Naragon
said. Besides Mr.. Lopez" he
continued, Jim Hogan and
Birdie Tebbetts (now manager at
Indianapolis) gave me valuable
advice. I learned a great deal
from them in the short time 7
was with the team"
II receive my discharge late
this year" he added, "and I'll
report to the Indians next spring.
I hope I can stay with them the
full season."
The Marines, once the season
gets under way, will be pointing
for the All-Marine tournament,
August 6 to II. The winner will
represent the Marine Corps in the
Interservice tournament the fol.
lowing month.
Evening star., 1953-03-24

tAHOLVST o. u SCTtcS OH SCTU"
ice teams baseball prospects,
Garland Brill. o. year old
right-hander signed by the Chi
cago White Sox on his gradua-
ton from Washington-Lee High
School in 1948, and with two
years of Glass c minor league
baseball under his belt, may be
a starting pitcher on this years
Quantico Marine team.
Brill posted a 7-3 record in his
final year at Washington-Lee
and played with the Heurich
Brewers and American Legion
teams before reporting to Madi-
sonville, KY. of the Kitty League.
His record there in 1850 was
1879. In 81. Brill was with Su-
perior Of the Northern League
where he hung up a 14-8 mark.
The 6-foot, 180-pound Arling-
ton pitcher has a good fast ball,
but shows a tendency to be a
bit wild. However, he famed
162 batters in 169 innings at
Superior. He will receive his
discharge from the Marines later
this year and will report to the
Class A Colorado Springs club
next season.
Coach Sees Balanced Club.
Maj. Francis (Ike) Fenton,
who will take over the Quantico
coaching duties for the first time
this year, is optimistic about the
teams chances.
We'll have considerable help
from a number of minor league
players, he said. THE team is
shaping up well and I expect to
have a huStling, well-balanced
club"
Fenton will cut his squad, now
touring Florida. before it opens
the season against Vermont
University April 2 at Quantico.
He will keep 20 players, includ-
ing six pitchers. Besides Brill, he
has Jack Thomas, Red Norwood.
Glenn Harshberger. Jack Knight
and Hal Wiper, the latter the
only southpaw, who is expected
to do most Of the relief pitching.
Norwood, knight and Harsh
berger are holdovers from last
years team. Most of the six
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and it looks as if either Paul
Smith or George Metkovich may
land the job.
AS for the outfield, the only
man who has his place nailed
down is Ralph Kiner in left.
Among the rockies, only Felipe
Montemayor and Bobby Del
Greco appear to be showing any
promise.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Mar.
"a (P.-Even the weather seems
to be against the St. Louis Card
inals in their effort to end a
losing streak which now stands
at six games.
The Cards were leading the
Detroit Tigers, 81, after Enos
Slaughter and Stan Musial each
had delivered home runs yester-
day when rain halted the contest
at Lakeland, Fla.
TUCSON, Ariz., Mar. "a R.-
Pitcher Bobby Cain, one of the
St. Louis Browns most effective
pitchers last year, is taking q
beating in spring training games
Cain and the Browns arrived
here today for the first of a
series of games which the Chi
cago Cubs after concluding the
California phase of their train
ing yesterday by losing to the
Chicago White Sox, ga.
Cain was the chief target OF
the White Sox, who slammed
him for II hits and seven runs
in five and one-third innings.
SAN DIEGO. Calf, Mar. "a
5R.-American League batters
can start worrying again about
that tough Cleveland pitching,
The Big Three. say some Of the
Indians. is about ready for an
other hot season.
II can't see any reason to
think our pitching has slipped,
says the usually cautious Bob
Feller. The Big Three seems
to be all there again and my arm
feels much better than it has
in a long, long time"
The latest Big Three per-
former was Bob Lemon. He
pitched five innings against the
Hollywood Stars yesterday, al
lowing one run, a homer by
Eddie Malone. 4
Evening star., 1953-03-24
Australia Clears Up
Housing '0|ympics
BY the Associoied Press

SYDNEY, Austalia, Mar. "a.
Victorian Premier John Cain
announced today he had accepted
the Federal Goernment's offer of
financial help for the Omlypic
village at Heidelberg on the out
skirts of Melbourne.
Thus another major obstacle
was removed in Melbourne S
stormy efforts to keep the 1856
Olympic Games.
Prime Minister Robert Menzies
offered to advance two million
Australian pounds (approxi-
mately $5,714,00O against the
States housing loan ALLEGATION
for 1956-1957.
The announcement of a settle
ment on the housing issue Writ
ually assures Melborne of the
games, it is believed here. There
had been some question after
repeated issues arose to block
organizing efforts.
Now tn only outstanding mat
ter for the Olympic Organizing
Committee to settle is the quar-
-antine regulation. This prevents
horses from foreign countries
form being brought in for eques-
trian events without first under
going a six-month period OF
quarantine.
It is likely the International
Olympic Committee will be asked
to hold the equestrian event in
another country. Another plan
is to use Australian horses ex-
cluSively.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
Mats
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.419. Jackie Jensen. who nailed
Mcdonald for a single, then add
ed a double and his fourth homer
against Al Cicotte, is batting .410.
Mickey Vernon is hitting .375.
And Wayne Terwilliger, sup
planting Roy Dietzel at second
base. broke in with a bang in
his first day as a regular. The
bang consisted of a baSeS-loaded
triple, assuring Wayne of more
extended occupancy at that posi-
ton.
Peden'S Job Outstanding.
Continuing along the same op-
timistic line, Gather Les Peden
turned in an outstanding job
against the Yankees. He whacked
a home run, but perhaps more
satisfactory was his defensive
demonstration. When the Yanks
tried a double steal in the second
inning, Les whipped out Gene
Woodling at third base. Later
Peden picked Mcdonald of first
base with a snap throw to YER
non.
The Mats picked up a run in
the first inning when Jim Busby
singled and Vernon tripled.
They made it 80 in the second
inning when Terwilliger walked
and Peden homered. Coan'S
sixth Inning homer boosted their
margin to 40, and Terwilliger's
eight inning triple increased the
insurance. A walk to Eddie Yost
and Jensen's homer with two out
in the ninth completed the YAM
KEGS misery.
NOTES: Walter MaSterSon is
slated to oppose the Phillies here
today. Two of the Mats de-
NOTED rockies have baked at re-
porting to Chattapooga's train
ing camp at Winter Garden.
Dietzel and Pitcher Buck Flesh
man refuse to live in the bar
racks-like quarters there and in
sist on hotel accommodations.
Coan was ruled "out" on his
homer. Umpire Hank Soar
saw Rightf1elder Hank Bauer
make a tremendous leap for the
ball, which barely cleared the
fence, and believed Bauer had
caught the ball. He reversed
himself, of course. The Mats
shift to Sarasota tomorrow to
meet the Red Sox, who will
travel to Orlando for a second
straight game with Washington
Thursday.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
Browns Aide Critically III

ST. LOUIS, Mar. "a (P.-Jim
Bassford. 80. promotion director
for the Browns, is critically i'll at
ST. Luke's Hospital. He suffered
a heart attack last Friday. He
formerly was publicity chief for
the Cardinals and joined the
Browns in a similar capacity hve
years ago.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
Fort Meade Begins Play
For I'd Army Cage Title
Special oispoteh to The Sfar

INDIANTOWN GAP, Pa, Ma.
"a. Fort Meade's basketball
team, champion Of the Army's
Maryland = Pennsylvania Della
ware district, meets Fort Lee and
Camp Breckenridge in a three
team tourney starting today to
determine the I'd Army cham
pion.
The winner goes to the ALL
Army tourney at Fort Meade
next month. Lee won the Vir-
ginia West Virginia title, while
Breckenridge was tops in Ohio
and Kentucky.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
Cardinals and Packers
Book Game in Spokane
By the Assoeiated Press

SPOKANE, Mar. "a. - The
Spokane Athletic Round Table
has signed a $40, 900 contract for
an exhibition football game here
next August 20 or 30 between
the Chicago Cardinals and the
Green Bay Packers.
Evening star., 1953-03-24

Chevy Chase. Md, on the ALL
America skeet shooting team.
Dalton is director Of the National
Skeet Shooting Association.
Evening star., 1953-03-24

the SCrlperS
have moved
into shallow
water & are
receptive to
BloodwornS.
Surf casters
in the Pt.
L ook o u t to
Cove Pt. area
h a We h a d
reaS o n a b lie
success. Net
tiers all along
the shoreline
Evening star., 1953-03-24

& in the
rivers are getting plenty of nice
sized fish & a few net busters
too boot. If the warm weather
continues you can move the
Channel Bass dates up from
the 3rd week of April to the 1st
week for the area of Naggs
Head to Oregon Inlet, N. c.
Shad should be in nearby
waters by the last of this week
or early part Of next. Buy your
tackle from FISHERMEN, not
salesmen. at Mills Co., eth &
E StS. NV. A
Evening star., 1953-03-24
TACKLE FISHING
By "Salty" Mills

Now is the right time for small
skiff. inshore, Rock fishing. All
of the reports I have received
from over the week end indicate
Evening star., 1953-03-24
DuIton AII-Stur Skeet Shot

For the second straight year.
Sports Afield magazine has
placed John c. Dalton, jr., of
Evening star., 1953-03-24
By Bob Honson

fAnother of a series on Serv-
ice teams baseball proSpectS.J
Evening star., 1953-03-24

New ovsrheod-vaIvs engines! The Low.
Fneuoh Cost Clipper Six and t~o v.8's cut
friction "power-woste. save eos! With fomous
Truck va and Big Six. there's 5-ensns
choice and your only choice Of v-s or Six! New
performance for svstoined speed hovInel
Evening star., 1953-05-25
HOUSES SALE-N.W. (cons. }

CLEVELAND PARK tNoRTH-s1s,-
$50. Here is nice, 2-bedrm. -and-
bath BUNGALOW, with q lovely yard
full Of beautiful shrubbery and
Mowers), nr. shopping and transp.
Has Nv. rm:: din. rm.. lge. KIT. with
bsmt., gar: perfect cond. fne neigh
ing to Texas. BILLINGSLEY REAL
TY CO.. EN-. 2-2326 til 8 pm.
HOBART Mr.. 16th-7-rm. brick:
basement; SIS. BOO $1,000 cash.
MT. PLEASANT. 1896 Irving st., "a
PIX Rype from 5o. lSsh Nhesnt nes
"a baths. lge. .liv. rm. with firepl..
din. rm. and den A complete apt.
in bsmt. Price. S17,950. $4,000 down
and $110 mo. Call Mr.. Lawrence.
RA: 6-1O63. Ju. 5-71o0. c. KELLER,
PETwoRTH-eth st. NV. 2-family
er asking S15.5O0. LEGUM &
GERBER. EN-. $4,000. until 8. -25
This good home has 4 bright bed
rooms, den, 30-ft. liv. rm. with fire.
place; new all-electric kitchen with
Snets faf Gs SPais m;s: S9fs By 91f sysl
with THOs. L. PHILLIPS. Wo.
$4,000.
Mr.. 18th AND OAK-Vacant, fur
nished; 4 bedrmS., bath. full bsmt.
Incl. porches; yards. UN. 4-7O45.
3rd AND GALLATIN SITS. NV
Modern 6-rm.. bath, row brick home
with rec. rm., built-in garage and
many extras. Priced to sell on
terms with reasonable down pay
ment. Call VINNICK & COHEN,
ME, S-2294: home, TU. 2-02g7.
HOME AND INCOME units in
large row house: Scott Circle area; !;
$34. 500. one third cash. offered
by out-of-town owner. JE. 2-7564.
Evening star., 1953-05-25
HOUSES FOR SALIVA

ALEX. HOME OR INVESTMENT; 2.
bedrm.. stone and brick, enureiy
furn.; rec. rm.. Ia baths, 9 firepls.:
excel. cond. and location; Will con con-
slider selling uniurn; Sl4;soH. aan6. a.
terms Ter, s7d For appt'' call 'A' Ssi s-4noo'
AEEEE5xANDDRIA EE5 AREA-a-bedrm. home
in new house condition. Small
down payment; immeHisse IHTpTnN RpssItoT. p9ises.
"A; "a; ,7-6s3S; Sun. and eyes, as "a; z
Af2x FIX in Rosemont-owner trans
ferred. Three bedrms.. frame, lge.
tile bath, full dry bsmt.: garase'
screened side p%SEen; %sp1y neS seSool SfS and
high scSooi, y block 70 Russell I'd.
and busline. OWNER. 23 W. sp5nlnS.
ARLINGTON - Immaculate brick
home with 1st-dr; 6edrmh; 1ih nnctsiIa Hno iIn
screened porch, rec. rm. Priced at
only Sls,95O for immediats sale;
Investigate today-THIS ONE Is
Err, SMITH g. DoNNELL' Realseor"
ARIHI1NGToN-s-bedrm. brick ram
bier in new-house condition. excel.
neighborhood, close to new Grade
school, screened porch, alum; T;. storm
windows, many eStraSi; SH6 ;,ns1s} MTsr terms SE
PARkER. smith d DoNNJELL.
AEFnfNGToS. Efif1NSSG!Tfi "a vA."The finest SENT
det. ever built In this srea; large
ny rm fun din; ddI.,dsai Tn, fSHnFssnTn fSll bsmt
and aarge eshoppins lor; Ssa Center. 81 ,oo6 down.
Buy a double, rent one. ia. 5-7Sass7;
ATRoR4 exc "a HiIhszNev fIllsz brick hom.
uiEh a bedrms . full baths, To-
cated |,te IN one Of vireinias fnest
ciose-in neighborhoods, priced right
at S24,95O. immediate possession;
& sttTSSiiSf DoNNELE lifTs ReaitoTs. kasAJ a. 7ss.
FALLS CHURCH-pine Spring. Sale
by owner Architecture prize WIN
ming contemporary Sesi.n;i s,;o. osdrmGs3 onnGs3
owner WI :; TRANSFERRED History
excel. neighborhood; shrubs: gaIden;
m Il min IN 1ne R G. ya sel:' P4a: sdSc.d sGs a0s %
$3.50 DOwN@De luxe 3-bedrm. .stueco
rambler; full bsmt., attached gar..
= acre. shade tres tree pictprs 1sn.n,: Win:
less than rent. AAA REALTY, JE.
SExs lSslf FALLS cHuRcH-e-rm. Cap.
Cod home. Ia acres beautifulIy
wooded. Also IA extra lots adj. 70
property. On Idlewood I'd. VIII
consider selling separately. Ceu
IA. 2-9666 or ewes. KE, s-4649
for appt to inspect. VIM. P.
PARRAMORE. Realtor, exclusive:
-25
MUST SACRIFICE, due to health.
recently redecorated home. 3 bed
bar. equipped kit. lge. lot; close
to schools. shopping centers and
all church: must see to appreciate.
IA. S-3466. %
BY OWNER, 5-rm. bricktex 2-story
house. garage, 2 lots. near FANS
Church. SO. $50. Call Mr.. KELLER,
IA. $4,000. ext. 100. -27
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Evening star., 1953-05-25
WALKER & DUNLOP

Malora R. Christman, Inc.
5000 Wisconsin Ave. WO. 6-292;
Evening star., 1953-05-25
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

semidetached houses: peri. for chill
dren. shopping and schools: S1l5
per mo HE 4-S096.
SILVER SPRINGS bedrms., ia
baths. full bsmt., $3.50. JU. 5-9720.
Evening star., 1953-05-25
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

GREEN MEADOWS rm. Colonial;
Newly dec. Sun porch; lge. fenced
corner lot. Ideal location. 1850.
johnston, WA. 1850. By
MT. RAINIER, 2-family apt. en-
frances, det.. lge. lot. SIDE drive, o
and d rms. ea. Lge. front porch.
$4,000 cash. New cond. Near
schools. bus. stores. ia. 9-7Ol0:
NO. FoREsTvIELE, mr.. Andrews AFB;
being transferred, must sell 3-bedrm.
brick Cape Cod; full bsmt.. equip.
kit. tile bath. lge; lot, nice lawn
Sdan %,5h ShTSoSe6yS t1o se6ySse $l0'0oo' $40 $500
RADIANT VALLEY-2-bedrm. brick
rambler, liv. rm.. sep. din. nm,
tSsaT me p.1ments k ASSUME syn 6HS 81 Sa2
VENT. WEN ~ AP. 7-osoo. ' Nse
PARK-Six-room brick
home on quiet street; three bed
rooms. large porch, full basement,
sE4kqvEs =. III '!S W.Aso3 40Ss; S' Sun; as snd
5000 DOWN Assume present trust;
2-bedrm. rambler; corner lot; on
GSNEp GSSSsEn aye fn across %Ssss District line
4-bEDkM. bklCAB on acre. FulI uln.
rm., oil h.-w.h. S406 Cunningham
dr.. Berwyn Hts. Price, $l6,25O.
TO. 0-5S72. 10. S-3262. -25
FOR SALE BY -bedrm.
brick, expansible attic. Price, $l2.-
500; Sl,5U0 cash. INQUIRE 5OUS
Cheyenne pl.. College Park. Nd.
SMALL ESTATE, MD.-11 miles to
D. C. 80 acres, 4 acres HANDICAPPED;
garden. FISH pond, 10-yr.-old or
chard; rambler style home and guest
house. IN all. bedrms.. 3la baths.
ali modern comforts; ideal for re-
tIrement Box l40-H. Star. 26'
BY OWNER-Two-yr.- -old, Glenrtdge
Cape Cod; excel. cond. Twenty-eight-
#. Ev.-din. area, Oft. picture win
dow, bedrm., bath, compl. equip.
kit, lst f.; 2 bedrms.. 2nd A.;
plenty closets, storage, carport.
patio, lovely Handicapped lot: close
to schools. shopping, bus. S13:25o.
sEEMHiDETAcciHED. . bedrms.. Ige. liy.
rm., lge. kit. English bsmt.: land
scaped lot. 1000 down. AP. 7-2S25.
s1o.s6o. For sal. by owner. 2
bedrm. bungalow on s-acre lot;
OFF Riggs I'd. mr.. MOL. Pine paneled
liv. rm. and bedrm.. fireplace. Can
be seen any time. HE. 4.S35O:
Evening star., 1953-05-25
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
SHEPHERD PARK

Det. .brk. slate roof. living rm with
fireplace. dining rm.. kit. den and
powder rm. on 1st H.; master bed
rm. with "a bath. 2 lge. bedrms.
and tile hall bath on 2nd A.; attic.
oil burner. h.-w.h. Will consider
$27,50O. Ewes. TIE. 6-2233.
l.. T. GRAVATTE
IS1o Y ct AZ vu Do.,ta, MA @ nHSo
Evening star., 1953-05-25
COOLIDGE HIGH AREA

TIradeS COnSidered)
Owner leaving town; low priced to
sell: den with built-in bookshelves;
modern kitchen with garbage dis
beautiful cabinets, breakfast nook,
large dining room, aluminium storm
windows. screens, gas heat, roof
guaranteed: near parochial, all
schools and swimming pool. By appt.
Mrs. Kohn, RA. 6-S943.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
Realtor 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2OO5
Evening star., 1953-05-25
LANHAM

Must sell S-rm. home. Nicely located
on quiet street among beautiful trees
and shrubs In neighborhood Of pro-
fesSional people and houses OF
$4,000 or better, all having . q.
size din. rm. lee. ent. hall, screened
front porch breezeway and gar:
2nd f., l master bedrm.,. 3. twin.
size bedrms. and bath, oil h.-wh.
House recently redec. inside and out.
$4,000 for quick sale. Owner leav.
ing town. Call Mr.. Scott.
Thomas F. HALEY, Realtor
UN, 4-764e. WA. 7-O192.
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EOYHAII. U1IIAcr

TOAf1ALI VILLAGE
A charming and distinctive
attached brick home SO rarely
available in this fine close
to-town residential community,
A spacious nv. rm. has q fire.
pl. There is Q full size din.
rm., kit. with breakfast space
and equipped with dishwaSher,
and lge screened porch on 1st
floor. 3 bedrms., bath and
lge. screened porch on End
floor. Storage attic; full bsmt.
with service rm. and lavatory,
Gas heat. Deep garden. De-
tached garage. Moderate
down paymt. and terms like
rent available to acceptable
purchaser. Immediate occu-
INEZ CUSHARD
EN-. 2-4232 or OIL. 2-5S67
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

ANACOSTIA-5-rm. home, excel
cond.: equipped kit. oil h.-w.h.,
storm windows, screens. awnings.
Price; $3.50. LU. 4-43s2, T. PAUL
ANDREWS FIELD VIC.-3-bedroom
rambler. Tyr. old; picture window;
utility rm., comp. furn. kit: GI loan,
CAPITOL HILL-Recently restored,
2-unit brick apt. house; one has 2
bedrms., liv. rm. with open fire.
place, modern kitchen, with dining
area and tile bath. The other has
liv. rm., bedrm., modern kitchen
and tile bath: Reasonably PRICED.
Terms. UN. 4-7175. -25
CAPITOL HILL-Attractive, newly
remodeled row brick house. Cony.
to transportation. Liv. rm. with
flrepl., din rm.. 2 bedrms., bath
and modern kitchen. garden; S15.-
$50. KE. 7-0264. -25
BY OWNER.-Semidet., 3-bedrm.
brick, $4,000. 10. S-1146. --25
PREWAR 3-bedroom semidetached
brick, located in Fairlawn section.
near every convenience. Priced for
immediate sale. For appt. to- see,
call Mr. Crawford, Cypress 7-695S.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO., Realtor,
1924 l4th St., AID. 4-2O05.
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED (con.. }

NEW HOMES. 6 ROOMS, Ia BATHS,
1Ss S1S3 M hoHTHhY Ep4T9A m muNIyERsITY g1TySl 5H
location. bet. Risgs fd'
and Maryland University. at 25th
ave. 3 bedrms.. separate din. rm..
tile bath. 1st-d lavatory, de luxe
kitchen, full bsmt.; brick and
Shingle. Lease with option to
purchase. at S14.450. Call WA. 2
1900 til 8 pm. ROBERT 8. DAVIS
COLUMBIA PINES-Only 15 minutes
bier: 5 bedrms.. ail-eiec. kit; full
bsmt; storage attic; $3.50 mo.
FALLS CHURCH, vA.-Brick ram
bier; 3 bedrms., all-elec. kit; full
bsmt.; storage attic; $3.50 per mo.
JE. $4,000. -26
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TWIN BROOKS bedrms.
S115.
BETHESDA bedrms.
BRADLEY BLVD bed
rms; unusual; picturesque set
BETHEsDA-6 rms. Ia
baths. S165.
BETHESDA-New, 4 bed
Sm1sss Ia baths attached gar
PoToMAc-e rms. q. lot.
stables and kennels. $500.
BETHESDA - 3-bedrm.. g
bath rambler. 5000.
DRUMMOND AVE.-6 bed.
rms. newly remodeled. &240.
CHEVY CHASE bedrms.,
CHEVY CHASE-3 bedrms..
ga baths; newly dec. $3.50.
CHEVY CHASE-THE HAM
LET bedrms., 2 baths.
BETHESDA-New. s bed
rms. 2 baths $3.50.
Malora R. ChriStman, Inc
5000 Wisconsin Ave. Wo. 6-292
Evening star., 1953-05-25

5000 Powhatan rd.. East Pines. 2
bedrm. rambler with nice yard;
avail. immed. at S95.
4s33 N. 9th St. Arl., Va: 2-bedrm.
semidet brick with fun basement on
quiet street: S100. Key next door.
Directions: Out Wilson blvd. past
Glebe rd to N. Buchanan ST., right
to N. 9th, left to house.
9735 51st ave-. College Park: 3-bed-
rm. brick rambler with full base
ment, gas &C. heat, $100.
2703 Elmwood Drive, Alex, Va;
comp. with Bendix and garbage
disposal S110. To inspect. call TIE.
6-4639.
63Os 23rd Ave. West Hyattsville;
lovely 2-bedrm. brick rambler, fully:
equip. kit. $110. To inspect. call
AP. 7-1074.
1907 Mapleview Drive, Wheaton: 2
bedrm. brick rambler. full basement
with rec rm., GE equip. kit: avail.
June l. at S115.
1900 18th st. NV. co. 6-o222.
-25
Evening star., 1953-05-25
HOUSES FURNISHED (cOnt.) }

BARGAIN TO RIGHT PARTY-Ram-
bier with many extras: Bethesda ;
summer rental. OIL. 4-656S. go
WISCONSIN AVE.-6 rms, bath. in
Guiding 3 bedrms.; ideal for adults;
close-in, shop. and theater nearby.
RIA. 6-3724. -26
CHEVY CHASE-6-rm. furn. brick
dwelling, in good Chevy Chase ioca-
ton. Shown by appt. only. Phone
Mr.. NOLAN. NOLAN REALTY,
TAKoMR PARK-s-bdrm. brk. Colo
nial, fireplace, auto. washer, rear
lease REQ. H. BROOKS PERRING
& &ssG' So;' Realtors. JU. 6-4422 ~.
ARLINGTON, VA. 1870 N. Taylor st.
% rms, Ia baths; near Lorcom
lane; Shown by appt. only. Phone
ia. S-01O2, 8 am. to 8 pm. week
BETHESDA bedrms.: avail June
ID; S129 mo. Call JU. 9-349O.
Evening star., 1953-05-25
818 GALLATIN ST. NV,

Seven rooms. Ia baths, gas h.-w.h..
facing park; convenient to schools,
transp. and shopping. Excellent A.
nancing. Low down paym ent needed.
RE G-2o&0 --2h