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Evening star., 1953-02-16
Leading Lighiweights
Show Wares on N
In Week-En Bouts
sy ,hs Assoeioss6 Press

NEW YORK, Feb. l6-Fire-
side fight fans will get q chance
this week to Judge the two top
contenders for Jimmy Carter'S
lightweight title.
On consecutive nights, the ma
tional telecasts will carry the
doings Of Georgia Araujo, the
No. 2 contender from Providence,
r. l., and Johnny Gonsalves Of
Oakland. Calf, currently first
on the list.
Araujo meets Paddy De Marco
Of Brooklyn at Madison Square
Garden Friday night. Saturday
in Boston. Gonsalves faces
Henry Davis Of Honolulu in an
other hereunder.
Carter himself viii be in action
tonight. but not in front Of
television cameras. He tangles
with Armand Savoie Of Canada
in an overweight 10-round bout
at Montreal.
Television tonight will carry a
10-round heavyweight contest
from Brooklyn's Eastern Park
way Arena matching Big Bob
Baker of Pittsburgh against
Cesar Brion, the Argentine
spoiler.
(The Baker -Brion fight will
be telecast here by WTTG,
Channel 5, starting at
$3.50 p.m.)
The regular Wednesday night
show over CHS comes from Coral
Gables. Fla, q 10-round bout
between Bobby Dykes Of San
Antonio. Tex, a newly-styled
middleweight. and Joe Miceli.
welterweight CT from New York.
Archie Moore Of st. Louis.
Louis. the light : heavyweight
champion. sees action tonight in
San Francisco against Leonard
Dugan Of Oakland In a non-title
Hereunder.
Evening star., 1953-02-16
BY the Associu.ed Press

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 16.-As part
owner Of a new oil well in Okla
homa. Allie Reynolds doesn't
have to depend on the Yankees
for his pay checks any more.
And even If the oil well ran
dry and the Yankees folded, the
pitching hero of the 1852 World
Series still could be fairly sure
of earning his ham and eggs on
a golf course.
Reynolds defeated Alvin Dark,
Giants shortstop, for the Ma
tional Baseball Players golf
championship Sunday and con-
vinced the gallery in the process
that, If he set his mind to. it, he
could have himself a regular
payday in pro. golf.
Dark Loses 2-up Lead.
Like a true Yankee when the
chips are down, Reynolds spot
ted Dark a 2-up lead at the 18th,
then put on the pressure to cap
ture three holes in a row and
emerge with a 1-up victory.
The only odd note in the set
ting was that a Yankee was the
underdog. Dark, who handles a
golf club almost as deity as a
bat. won the tournament in 1851
and was the favorite this year.
Reynolds and Dark posted
identical 2 and l victories in the
Semif1nals before starting their
afternoon match for the title.
Reynolds eliminated Bubba
Church Of the Cincinnati Reds
and Dark beat Freddie Hutchin-
son. manager Of the Tigers.
Despite his oil and golf tri-
umphs. Reynolds says he has no
Evening star., 1953-02-16
Moore-Brion Fight OFT;
Doyis-RiIey Substituted

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 16.-The
planned bout between Archie
Moore. light-heavyweight champ,
and Argentina's Cecar Brion
here February 25. is OF. Instead
it1l be Teddy Red Top) Davis
Of New York VS.. Charley Riley Of
st. Louis in a 1O-round feather
weight bout at, the Arena that
night.
The International Boxing
Club. announcing that Davis and
Riley signed Saturday for the
bout. said Moore was willing to
fight Brion, but no agreement
had been received from Brion
and 1--WE couldn't wait forever. !"
Davis and Riley, whose bout
will be nationally televised, each
has won a close decision in two
previous meetings. n
Evening star., 1953-02-16
Baseball Champions Of Japan
Seek Pointers on u. S. Trip

games for the Giants last sea-
son. expects to learn q few things
about pitching. Bessho had q
taste Of American hitting when
major league stars toured Japan
They didn't do much damage
to my fast ball." he says, ''but
they sure murdered my curve
I'm going to work on my change
Of pace while on the tour
Bessho is 80. Japanese pros
average several years older than
their American counterparts
The war has been responsible
Bessho says. but the age level Is
on the way down.
The Giants left this morning
by plane. They planned to stop
in Honolulu and pick up four
American players of japanese
ancestry. That would bring the
squad up to 80.
The Giants should draw some
big crowds for their exhibition
in the States, but that will be
nothing new for them. In Japan
10000 to 10000 fans attend rou-
tine games. They really jam In
for the big ones.
Evening star., 1953-02-16
By he Associused Pres,

ARCADIA, Calf, Feb. 16.-
The 500. 900 Santa Anita Handi-
cap once may have shaped up
as a duel between Mark Ye-Well
and Intent, but the picture has
changed.
Racing experts, after rehash-
ing the outcome Of Saturdays
San Antonio Handicap, have
added at least two challengers to
the field. They are Mrs. Rea
Warmers Trusting, California
bred brother Of the dependable
On Trust, and Rancho El Re-
fugio's Mexican champion, Don
Rebelde.
The 5-year-old Trusting and
the American-bred, Mexican
claimed Don Rebelde, now 4,
ran one-two in the mile-and-
one-eighth San Antonio, leaving
the favored Brookfleld Farms S
Intent back in fourth place. The
race was well run in the good
time Of 1:49K.
OF more Importance are the
weights for the mile-and-one-
Evening star., 1953-02-16
DeIIineer, Georgia Stor,
Quits Football Squad
By The Assoeiaisd Press

ATHENS. Ca, Feb. 10
Bobby Dellinger. regular left
halfback and leading scorer Of
the Georgia football team last
year as q sophomore. has quit
the squad.
Coach Wally. Butts said yes
terday the 178-pounder from
Moncks Corner. 8. c.. quit. along
with Harold Stieglitz. reserve
end from Columbia. s. c.
Dellinger was suspended from
school for disciplinary reasons
during the winter quarter, but
was expected to be readmitted
for the spring term.
Evening star., 1953-02-16
Hearing Held on Reports
That Davey Had Flu
Bx the As,oeia,ec, Pres.

CHICAGO, Feb. 16.-The Illi-
noiS Athletic Commission planned
a hearing today into reports
that Chuck Davey had the flu
before his welterweight cham
pionship fight with Kid Gavilan
last Wednesday
Davey suffered a 10th-round
TKO and his handlers later
were quoted as saying their
fighter was given penicillin shots
because of flu and had to lay
off training the last three days
before the fight.
Commission physicians pro-
nounced Davey in excellent shape
before the bout and Hector
Knowles, the Detroit fighters
manager, later denied Davey was
sick Immediately before the
match. He said Chuck had cold
two weeks before the fight but
had recovered.
Evening star., 1953-02-16
Ocean Racing 10 Close
With March IA Event
BY the Assoeiotod Press

NASSAU, Bahamas, Feb. 16.-
The final race on the winter
schedule Of the Southern Ocean
Racing Conference Is set for
March IA the st. Petersburg
Havana race.
Carleton Mitchell's Caribbee
will be the craft to watch in this
one if it competeS. Caribbee
won two big races last week
the Miami Nassau and the Mas
sau Cup.
Caribbee took the Nassau Cup
late Saturday. finishing first In
both elapsed and corrected time.
Caribbee covered the distance In
6:26.45. corrected to 6:00.1,
Raymond Demere's Ocean Queen
was second In the corrected time
of 6:07.57 and John r. Demetres
Interlude, third.
Evening star., 1953-02-16
14Wins in is Games,
Mostly on the Road,
Bolster Knicks' Lead
BY the Assoeio,sd Press

The New York Knickerbock-
erS. displaying the most consist
ent winning form In the Ma
tlonal Basketball Association,
are safely perched atop the East
ern Division today.
The KnickS have won II Of
their last 16 outings and their
1881 victory last night over the
second-place Syracuse Nationals
pushed New York 31z games
ahead of the Mats. Dolph
Schayes scored IS points, 81 on
the foul line, for Syracuse. Carl
Braun's 81 markers made him
tops for New York.
The New Yorkers compiled
their winning drive mostly on
the road, which is quite a feat
in the NBA. They played all but
four Of the last Is away from
home.
The Minneapolis Lakers put
on a last-period surge to defeat
the Milwaukee Hawks, 81-71, to
protect their three-game lead in
the Western circuit. George Mi
kan registered % points for the
LakerS, while Jack Nichols Gagged
81 for Milwaukee.
The Boston CelticS hit for IL
consecutive points in the fourth
quarter to smother the Indianap-
oils Olympians, 1916. Ed Ma
cauley scored 20 for the Celts,
but Leo BarnhorSt had 26 for
the Olympians.
Bob Davis turned in a sensa-
tional all-around game and
scored q points in leading the
Rochester Royals to an 84-72
triumph over Fort Wayne'S
PiStonS.
Neil Johnston scored 80 points
as the Philadelphia Warriors
overwhelmed the Baltimore Bull
lets, 95-75.
Evening star., 1953-02-16
Hockey Executive injured

MONTREAL, Feb. Is R.-
Clarence Campbell. 40. president
Of the National Hockey League.
was hospitlaized last night with
a double fracture Of the right
leg, suffered In a skiing accident
at Mont Gabriel Saturday.
Evening star., 1953-02-16
Potty Wins French Tennis

PARIS. Feb. 16 R.-Budge
Patty of Los Angeles beat his
fellow Californian. Art Larsen Of
San Leandro, 6-3, E6, IS,
Ga yesterday to win the cham
pionShip of the French interna-
tional indoor tournament.
Evening star., 1953-02-16
WiIIiom & Mary
(Continued From Page A-l4

games with those teams. Hume
scored two against the Terps and
none against CIV. while Savage
counted one against Maryland
and none against CIV. Berry
scored 2 and 3 for the two games.
Chandler became president of
William and Mary in October,
1851. despite opposition from
faculty members. after an ex-
pose uncovering alleged falsifl-
cations Of high school tran
scripts and grades Of certain
athletes Thatsblow-up resulted
in the resignation Of President
John Pomfret, Rube McCray,
head football coach and athletic
director. and Basketball Coach
BArnev Wilson.
Evening star., 1953-02-16
Maryland Five to Oppose
WiIIiun1 e. MoYy Tonoryo,

Maryland IS scheduled to play
William and Mary tomorrow
night in Williamsburg and al
though virtually conceded a
berth in the Southern Confer
ence tournament, the Terps' po-
sition is not too secure. # they
lost to William and Mary and
George Washington in their re-
naming games. they could be
on the ragged edge with q l0-5
record.
William and Mary has only a
40 record for the season, but
always Is tough in its home gym.
For years the Indians had one
of the best home-court records
in the Nation. although seldom
an outstanding team. They beat
Maryland at Williamsburg last
year.
George Washington is sched-
uled to play the Indians Feb
ruary 26 at Williamsburg.
Evening star., 1953-02-16
Williams
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Continued From Page A-14.)
pretty hard and went chugging
down the runway. thought
] would never stop. / jerked
the emergency release on the
canopy and got it off, then !
practically fell out of the air.
plane"
Evening star., 1953-08-09

$40 N. MONROE ST, APT. 2
mo. Get key from janitor at 726
N. Nelson St. block away. Inspect
JESS FIsFER MANAGEMENT co.
I42O K st: NV: Ex. 3-1S11
DE Luxe. ARLINGTON. $50
RECONDITIONED. LGE. j BEDRM
SAM ROSEY. AD 4-27OO %
Evening star., 1953-08-09

21O8 10th ST. NV.
Two bedrooms. living room, kitchen,
dinette and bath. S140. Available
now Woodworking fireplace in
living room. wood and all utili-
ties included IN rent. Apply MRS.
Evening star., 1953-08-09
APIS. UNFURNIsHEp-Mp.
POOKS HILL.
BETHESDA. MD.

WAN A44AAAA.
BETHESDA, MD.
WISCONSIN AVE.
JUST BEYOND NAVAL HOSPITAL
Living room, dining area, /
bedroom, kitchen and bath,
$115
Living room, dining area, 2
bedrooms, kitchen and bath,
$159.50
Living room, dining room,
kitchen and 2 baths - $247
Living room, dining area, 8
bedrooms, kitchen and 2
baths - $267. so
AlSn n Tayay T,1rYaiehnd
Evening star., 1953-08-09
OPEN 2-6 TODAY
APARTMENTS WANTED

ASTRONOMER AND FAMILY need
2-bedrm. apt. $50 to S105; transp,
conv to Naval Observatory. OIL.
2-7221. p
FREE-Landlords applicants waiting
houses or subiets: wash Va. Nd.
white, open days MA s-000l.
APARTMENT or small house, within
3 blocks OF GEORGETOWN University,
desired by GEORGETOWN professor.
Box 467-L, Star. 0'
TWO considerate adults seek unfurn.,
lge. housekeeping rm. with bath.
Box 459-L. Star. %
WANTED SEPT. LA or Q bedrm.
apt. Kensington- Wheaton Areai
working cple.. small son. HE. 4-6412.
oNE.HEpRooM APT. vicinity vl9 ps,,.
Ch. for high-school teacher, wife.
dog. Rent. S70-Ss0. Ii. 6-S740.
2-bedrm. apt. wanted
in Georgetown. for 3. including 1
child, Box 3-R, Star. 12e
Continued on Next PaSe)
Evening star., 1953-08-09

EDMUND J. FLYNN co.
Coop apt. authority since 1e20.)
Washington Bldg. MA. S-o565,
Evening star., 1953-08-09
COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

OWNER ", offers .;.t.s G.Ssdrm: apt. with lily;
bus and shopping center at s.
Capitol and Atlantic SITS. sc. Low
maint.; price. ss'75O. 10. 31;401s.
CONN. AVE; nr. Porter st.-lst-fioOr
large, din. alcove, kit. and bath
Excellent location. Price, $500;
Terms. Please call Mr.. Gavin, with
res. AID. 2-50o4.
MASS. AVE. nr. Rock Creek Park
De luxe one-bedroom apt, including
foyer, large living rm., dining area,
Kit. with service door, bedroom with
Immense closet and bath. The en-
tire apt. has been completely redec-
Exclusive building in ideal residen-
tial location. Please call Mr.. Gavin.
with H. G. SMITHY CO., ST. $500:
res, AID. 2-5OO4.
3-RM.. KIT. AND BATH APT. with
siaSsea-in porch; completely redec-
Sncntad. SHrated; This apt. has q close-in
ifSGa'iGm foT tps ana nq,c represents much space
SIeass calf Mr.. Gavin. iGn0SHj With iff%s. f. &.
shn1THY sn CHoot CO. ST. $500; res.
ONE cTa.dI1o BLOCK WEST OF CONN. AVE,
1LOoS-h lUCdllOn, Z-Dedrm. front
corner apt. with 8 exposures and
good outlook: also large foyer, iiv.
rm:, well-eauipped kit. excellent
ecioSsets; elev. building. Price, So
300. Please call Mr.. Gavin, with
H. G: SMITHY. CO., ST. $500;
NEAR, BOILING FIELD-S45o cash
Lovely II.u ?-bedrm, apt. in modern
Hepnd He 2ldE1 4, only SS;500. H. L. GOD
TILDEN GARDENS excellent apts.
available. A small 1-bedrm. apt;
q 2-eedrm, garden apt, and a iarSs
3-bedrm., 2-bath apt. with large
y Ey rm., sunrm.. din. rm. and kit.
particulars. EN- 2-9698. Monday.
FOR SALE OR RENT. 3543 Warder
81: NV; Apt. 1.-Two bedrms., Iiv.
rm., kitchen and bath; newly
decorated: reasonable down payment
or monthly rent. May be seen from
EFFIcrENcY APT. for sale by owner.
I725 18th st. NV, Apt. 2OQ:
$1,000; terms; cash; no phone
Evening star., 1953-08-09
APTs. UNFURNISHED-MD.

SILVER SPRING, MD.-very popular
Hampshire ave. and University lane;
bright 2-bedroom apt. with dinette;
ideally situated for shopping schools
and transportation. Mgr. Mr.
HfOmas HE asd5S 5SSe ds0'een oT os S Mr. Apt neIs9 g
RANpAII + ii. HAGNER t Co. ESE pE.
TARoMA eoSyi PARK-New e-unit 1d9 blds.,
Just completed: efficiency, 1-bedrm;
Rs sRs ssS near M MapI. pS svt urq He ~ 4oaB Is
TAKoMA PARK. eo5 Fairview ave
;Redec. apt; liv. rm., dinette. kit.
6edrm;, bath: available immed;; $50;
{.4i;44. Phi; Mon eyes, 1909 J he
SILVER SPRING AREA-unusuai 2
bedrms... liv, .rm., din, kit; $3.50
mo, incl; utils: JU. 5-4921. %
Couple, in exchange Tor care Of g.
year;old girl after school hours.
TAKOMA PARK-Home-l apt. in
duplex apt. house; large airy rooms,
rm.. din: rm., Kit. and bath; adults
TAKOMA PARKG2 rooms, kitchen,
bath ad1lts. $50. 71o3 Maple ave.
COLLEGE 81 saeofl Park. 1925 Knox rd.g2-
bedrm. apts.; dinette, liv. rm., kitch-
en-; near transp. and shopping CEN
ter; conv. to Md. U. With all utils
furn., SS4. 80 and S96.5O. UN. 4-2956.
HYATTSVlLLE HILLS-Nice, 5-rm.
apt; newly dec; pvt. entr.; storage
space; use Of yard; near transp.
and schools; utils. incl: SOS mo.
TAkoMA PIX 8 rms. and bath:
PVT. ppI, snsI; entr-;; cOmpl' redec'; ADULTS
ROCKVILLE-one-bedrm. apis. with
rear rev. % poreh nesr k Schools 6fh and sSon
ing center. S65. Call Poplar 2-3oO3.
srRADFoRp PLAZA APIS. s11s
University Lane, Sill: spg.-2- -bedrm.
APT Prs inS H9AABsEcoSua Ifls sfe sss MGE Terrace
5100 Defense hwy, Bladensburg. Md.
Next to school and shopping ctr;
bus stop at door. WA, 7-276S. Ill
TAKOMA PARK-ConvenientIy To-
s7e. plus utils.; $50, incl. utils:
THkoSA AZ 11sSk fakk, ~ 1900 SHsa7 FIow.r ave a1e-
bldg. $3.50 mo. AID. 4-9746. 3
1-bedrm. apt, newly decor, garden
type. playyard for children, conv. to
transp., schools and shops. AL utils.
S79.50 mo. Call resident mgr, JU.
PINEY BRANCH RD., large 2-family
apt, 4 hedrms., rec. rrn., cool sleep
ing porch, garden, redecorated; chill
dren accepted, $3.50 mo. 10. Q.
Evening star., 1953-08-09

Sc, IMMED. OCCUPANCY
Three rooms and bath, newly deco
rated, conv. stores and transp.;
S69.50, includes all utilities.
BUSADA REALTY co.
AIS Southern Ave. Sc. 10. 9-8500
Evening star., 1953-08-09
APTs. UNFURNIsHED-VA.

FAILS CHURCH-3 large rooms and
bus and stores. JE. 2-4223.
TWO BEDROOMS, liv. rm.. din. kit;
close-in N. Arl.; adults only; ! blk.
shopping, transp.; SIS. ia. 1881.
ARL., new bldg. mr.. Memorial Bridge
Il and bedrms.. SSO-SS7. so, plus
utils. Avail. now. JE. 3-7476. -13
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS has a few
l-bedrm; units avail. priced from
S7o Situated In cow. Alex. .
l0-min. drive from the White
House: Phone TIE. 6-440o or come
to ONCE In Adams Bldg. cor Mt,
ARL.-New 1-bedrm. apis, near Key
Bridge, conv.. GEORGETOWN, downtn.
See MRS II HELD. Out on 'Hen' wilson blVd., va,
lett on Oak ST., right to 1900 18th
rd. No. Ill
ARL.=-New. 1-bedrm. apts.. near
Ft. Myer, Pentagon. Arlington Hall.
Navy Annex (best sectionl; SS5:
ALT al ut11Si M;i,o except elec;; no CHILDREN.
Elsht " to f5co 18th fd. on NO. oAf mrs IS
ARLINGTON - Two bedroom apart
5-654O or XII. $3.50. 3
ARLINGTON-one-bedrm. apt, mr..
5-6540 or XII $3.50. 'e'e' . On
ARLINGTON-1-be -bedrm. apt, adults
only S10;25 mo. Available Aug: is.
ALExANDRIA-clean, mod, ? bed
rm large liv. .rm., paneled dinette
in new apt. bldg. of Russell rd. 10
"; Chapman. OV. 3-3529 or OV. g.
N. ARL.-2-bedrm. apt. conv. to bus
and SStreetcar; no children. ia.
ARIiSeroN-rt. Mysr. neat i-5ed-
incl. Mgr. IA. 5-6375.
THREE ROOMS and bath, second
floor: Old Alexandria. JE. 2-O261.
BACHELOR APT. for mature gentle
man desiring quiet, attractive home.
Bed-living. kitchen and bath, porch,
pvt. ent.;. lawns. trees. gardens.
Close in. l bus fare, l2 min. from
Pentagon: S75, including utilities
and parking. JA. S-8734.
N. ARLINGTON-2-bedrm. duplex
apt, apt; Mr.. sparochial. grade and high
ARhfSToN ishRSlT SlOo @G cose6 Wo gsSsS SIsssieay
new, well-kept apt bldg; frt. apt
with cross draft: liv. rm., dinette,
bedrm., kit. bath; concrete parking
lot; locker; nr. Colonial Village
shopping. center and bus. Clean oil
neat and utils. incl. $3.50. Avail.
sept: |. Adults only no pets. ia.
7-1631.
Evening star., 1953-08-09

TERRACE EFFIC. apt. in Takoma
Park, $50; some furniture. available.
Call CO. 5-8559, Sun, and ewes.
1918 4Oth PL., Hyattesville, Md. (;
pvt. bath, pvt. entr.. S55 mo-. 2nd
floor. HA. 2-S041.
TAKOMA PK.-1-bedrm. apt, roomy,
pvt. entr.; excl. neighbor.; nr. Sani-
tarium; $50. JU. 9-4S0S after 5 pm.
GARRETT PARK, Md, spacious End
f.. apt; 1st time offered. Brand-new
kit, and bath; transp. at dr.. 3 mi.
or LO. 5-0552.
large dinette. kitchen and bath in
apt. house; employed couple only,
$50 per month. JU. 9-5499.
LAUREL, Md rooms and pvt.
bath. stove and refgr. furn; close to
ssqg stores san and 9aTS tPanSSp pvt eRsT st AND
GARDEN-TYPE DEVELOPMENT - 2
ventilation. ~. 7-9S04. ~
2 BEDROOMS g RMS.)-In Silver
Spring; 3rd f., $9S.5O per mo. incl.
rAK6M%e AXIS hew1s PARK sse' EREA1badroou HE 47of4
osn for 9oi psfE1fW Ren nsuds, NI
utilities Coin Bendix in building
MODERN 1-bedroom apt. suitable fol
working couple. available Aug. "a
Rent. $50 mo. JU, 5-2906.. -s
bath: utils. incl. Desire ; workinT m
couple with / or Q children to care
for during day. UN. 4-2444. -1C
SUITLAND MANOR bedrms.. liv
rm., dinette, kit. bath: all utils
except. elect: $72. Available Aug
10. 1929 Lewis ave-, DU. 1921
THREE 1-bedrm. apts., basement
no pets or children; all utils. incl
BRADBURY HEIGHTS. 512s Byer,
st. Sc; basement apt; 2 rms; kit.
pvt. bath; sep. entr.: $50. incl:
working mother If desired. 10.
Evening star., 1953-08-09
Immediate Occupancy

Immediate Occupancy
1921 Belmont rd. NV. 2
/ rm., Kit. and bath, $50.
Georgia ave. NV, 62Os-2-
bedrm. apt, newly dec: suit.
professional man, with liv.
quarters. Mr.. Walter Reed Hos
pital. S97. 30 mo. RA. 6-4254.
x,+ 3505 Sna 14th hdfh st; Sea Ia;T;12 n rms.
n.S as9FfssoTniEGE4 fss F@ Eit. aHd %iSi bsts: sEs
1908 Fla. ave. n.y. rm..
kit. and bath. $3.50.
5740 18th st. n.w.-2 rms.
kit and bath. SS5.
1851 Mt. Pleasant st; NV;
Newly dec. efficiency, S69.5O
Thomas Circle at 18th st.
Georgetown - 1900 Q st.
NV. lge. rm.. kit. and bath.
a54 9th st. n.e,-Newly
painted. 2-rms., kit. and bath.
All. va.-1o1 N. Brookside
S75. Call IA. S-4511.
1105 c st. s.w.-1 lge. rm.,
kit. and bath. S43.66.
TAT 10th st. SCI lge. rrn.,
kit. and bath. S45.15. See Mrs.
1919 23rd st. see rms.
kit. and bath, $75 up. See
Mrs. Finch in Apt. 6.
769 Quebec pl. NV rms,
kit. and bath. $63.30 mo.
1887 Irving st. n.w.-2
rms, kit. and bath. S54. "A.
1908 Fla. ave. n.W.-1 rrn.,
kit. and bath. $S5.
SEE REPRESENTATIVE ON
PREMISES, OR CALL
Leo M. Bernstein & Co
1415 X st. NV. NE. s-5402
Evening star., 1953-12-07

LUNCHEONETTE - Bakery and ice
cream mfg. equip. with f4eeze room;
located in busy sectiorf OF upper
Ga. ave. Doing $500 wk. average;
operated by help; ownership opera
tion can do much better business.
Total price only $12. 900 with easy
terms to exrerienced man. w. E.
THRIFT, Exclusive. 1411 Pa. ave.
NV, Ma. S-9143. IS
BARBER SHOP = Modern. now in
operation: excel. loc. on lobby floor
rent, $65 mo-. heat. light, water
furn.; annual tease, present oper-
avail. at good price II you don't
LIAMS. CO. $4,000. -7
CHINCHILLAS-Sev small herds,
some with young; attrac. priced.
CREST cHINCHILLA FARM. Fair
LUtHNSCHEoNETTE. tHS patent medicine.
SAY 81 600 1s RA. e-6sot ME- s@S45s. ens =,
ONE OF WESTINGHOUSE most etra
tegic spots. 18th and Florida ave
NV. or sell delicatessen and frozen
custard equip. installed. Call fol
further Information, LU. 2-5130 oi
DRRquiGsT1o5RsE. Rqi 115sE $3.50 day. low rental
long lease: owner has other in
terests: best offer. JU. .5-4297. -.
RESTAURANT AND BAR, colored
equipped seats $50; S6,500. $500,
down balance 500 per mo. o.
$4,000 if all cash. Ii. 1864: 1:
BEAUTY SHOP Southeast section
for sale. For details, call 10. 3-9S01
Evening star., 1953-12-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

VERY VALUABLE established fran
chise avail; $4,000 to $4,000 OPP
portunity first year. plus automatic
renewals for. to IL, years; knoWl-
edge of real estate helpful Cash
required. S7,50e. Box 49l-A. Star.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA (white Or
colored). 1851 Que st.-3-story brk.
rooming house. furn.; home and
income or organizatiCn; $1,000 dn.
DAWN REAL ESTATE. TU. 2-222S,
RA. 3-56S9. IS
FOR RENl-Esso Gasoline Station.
located in Washington, dong 30.
600 gallons a month; must have
substantial cash for stock Furnish
past east 'ne service experience. Box
ROOMING HOUSE. business for sale.
rms. baths, present income S34G
mo-: To- g lease; rent: 81 10 mo-;
complete kitchens. TIE. 6-0S93. -
lease; no soodwili to to buy; small
capital investment required. Lcca-
ton: Annapolis and Landover rds..
Cheverly Md. Call WA. 1-S997, bet
{ am. and $50 pm. or JE. 3-3.10
Rsa,TY stt S9 sRGP n and m tss Rag ham p Of csr
endon:; will rent or sell reas. IA,
BAR-GRlLL. very good LIQUOR busi-
ness; substantial down payment
SERVICE STATION. in Metropolitan
Area; available for lease to live
wire operator; reasonable operating
cash required. Good. established po.
tential Write Box 162-X. Star -
GROCERY STORE, 1897 Baltimore
blvd, College PIX, Md. At bargain.
& s. In0 WE; 5-65Sl, . To-
cond., i1th and sts., 5000;
half cash required. MA. S-1S6S.
GROCERY STORE. good s.y. location
reasonable rent; including living
quarters; must SELL OWNER. ST.
SNACK SHOP. next to Ambassador
Theater; air cond.; self-service
equipment; has furnished living
quarters, Price. S1,150. big barsain.
9453 18th Il. NV. AID. 2-9S"S. 7'
BEER. FOOD, WHISKY; low down
/ payment. bal on terms: good for
| partners or man and wife. 1246 Pa
CAFETERIA, downtown: wonderful
/ chance for good operator: terms to
| suit: reasonable: long lease: estab-
lished 20 yrs. MISS MILLER. ia.
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