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Evening star., 1953-11-14
By Dick SIoy

Now that their football game
is out of the way, Roosevelt and
Washington-Lee can concentrate
on looking ahead to their cham
pionship games. The two teams
put on a sluggish performance
before 1000 fans last night at
WI Stadium in Arlington and
Washington-Lee emerged with a
1910 victory.
Lou Chacos, Roosevelt coach,
was pleased that his team came
through without injuries and
added: 'I thought we did darn
well, considering we hadn't
secuted WI and din't know
what we were facing, but we
didn't have any spark. I couldn't
afford to get them aroused for
this game when we have to play
for the Interhigh chamionship
next Friday"
Roosevelt, Western Division
championship in the Interhigh
League, will play the Eastern
Division winner next Friday
night at Griffith Stadium.
WI Coach Disappointed.
Bob Waldorf of WI took the
matter a little more seriously:
"All our games are important,
because, after all, they go on
the record. But I'll admit my
boys probably were conscious
of George Washington all eve
ming. It was a disappointing
game all around"
The Generals annual meeting
with CIV is not until Thanks
giving Day, but once again the
outcome will decide the cham
pionship of Northern Virginia.
George WaShington's victory
over Mount Vernon last night
deadlocked CIV and WI with
20 records in the league, both
teams having beaten Fairfax
and Mount Vernon.
WaShington-Lee'S two touch
downs came midway in the first
and third quarters on the Gen.
erals only two threats of the
evening. Fullback Tom Huston,
who had been nursing an in
jured knee since early in Octo-
ber. celebrated his recovery by
plunging for both scores from
less than a yard out and grind
ing out 68 yards in 13 carries.
Runs for 10 yards by Pete Ward
and 43 yards by Bill Bierlien set
up the touchdowns.
The Generals fumbled five
times during the first half and
lost the ball on three of them
but their defense came to their
rescue and throttled Rider
threats that reached the WI 10,
"a, 4. Is and 8-yard lines.
Perl0 Completes Seven Passes.
Roosevelt's outstanding quar-
terback, Phil Perlo, hit on seven
of his Is passes for a net gain
Of 38 yards.
George WaShington's 1912
victory over Mount Vernon gave
the Presidents revenge for an
1913 defeat at the hands of the
/ Majors last season.
Pat Whitaker took a pair OF
touchdown passes from Ralph
Zehring that covered 26 and 96
yards and gave Mount Vernon
Evening star., 1953-11-14
Tom Fool Horse Of 1883
The Dancer Also Honored
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Tom
Fool, 4-year-old son of Menow
from the Greentree Stable, has
been named the horse of 1858 by
the Morning Telegraph and
Daily Racing Form.
Tom Fool, unbeaten in 10
starts this year and winner of
$685. 1855, also was named the best
handicap horse and top sprinter
of the year.
Alfred G.. Vanderbilt's Native
Dancer, loser of only the Ken
lucky Derby in his 10 races, won
three-year-old honors. The
Dancer earned $513.425 in win
ming nine stakes.
Other top ratings:
Two-year old colts-Porter-
house.
Two-year old fillies-Evening
Out.
Three-year old fillies-Grecian
Queen.
Handicap fillies and mares
Sickle's Image.
Grass course horse-Iceberg II.
Steeplechasers-The Mast.
Evening star., 1953-11-14
AIerted Heads Field Today
In $4,000 Butler Handicap

NEW YORK. Nov. IA (P).-
Fifteen members of the handicap
division, eight of whom already
have raced once this week, meet
today in the $4,000 Butler Han
dicap at Jamaica as racing for
1858 ends in New York.
Heading the field for the mile
and three-sixteenthS test is
Hampton Stables Alerted under
top weight of 122 pounds. The
5-year-old son of Bull Lea wound
up fifth in Wednesdays Danger
field Handicap but has a consist
ent money-winning record for
the year. He has won only twice
but been second or third in nine
of his 20 starts.
Fred w. Hooper's Olympic,
surprise winner of the Trenton
Handicap Tuesday at Garden
State Park, gets in with Ill.
That's one less than he packed
in the Trenton, which was an
eighth of a mile shorter.
C. v. Whitney's Fly Wheel,
second to Olympic through a dis
qualification, picks up the light
package of 108 pounds and could
prove dangerous.
Others who have raced this
week are Cold Command, 118,
last in the Trenton: Jampol, ia;
Risque Rouge. ITO, winner at a
mile and a sixteenth Tuesday at
Jamaica: Mandingo, ITO, third
back Of Risque Rouge.
Completing the field are Count
Flame. 1902; How, ITO; Brush
Burn, 113; Quiet Step, 109; First
Aid, no; Joe Jones, lot, and
Royal Governor Ill.
Evening star., 1953-11-14
Chance for Poinsettiu Bowl Bid
Spurs BeIvoir and Fort Lee

Once-beaten Fort Belvoir is
host to unbeaten Fort Lee in a
game at 2 pm. today on Pullen
Field and the winner will be a
likely choice to represent the
Eastern section of the country in
the PoinSettia Bowl next month
in San Diego for. the all-service
championship.
Belvoir in eight games has lost
only to Boiling Air Force Base, a
team Fort Lee beat. The only
other team met by Belvoir and
Lee was Fort EuStis. Belvoir won,
2l-0 and Lee, 21-9.
Two Standout halfbacks for
the Engineers, Bob Haner and
Hank Lauricella. are definitely
out with knee injuries. Two
other backf1eld stars, Ed KiSSell
and Jim Leftwich, have injuries
Evening star., 1953-11-14

Bob Andrews on the West Vir-
ginia 3-yard line. Three plays
later Quarterback Al Montgom-
cry sneaked over from the /.
North Cardinals second tally
came just before halftime as
the result of 19-yard scoring
pass from Quarterback Bob Price
to Henry King. The play cul-
minated a 32-yard drive started
after Boone recovered his second
West Virginia bobble.
Quick scoring thruSts by West
Virginia early in the third and
fourth periods knotted the count
at 1913. The first came on a
42-yard pass from Bill Archie to
Jim Boone and the second on a
1-yard sneak by Archie. Archie's
tally was set up by a 61-yard run
by Fullback Bob Hawkins.
Thornton ran So yards for the
winning touchdown after Jerry
Evans returned the ensuing kick
off to North Cardinals AZ.
Score by periods:
West Virginia - . o & ia
Scoring: North Carolina-Touchdow
Ml1oIn1ittgsoomerys Kins. Thornton PAT.
downs, j. Boone. Archie. PAT, john
son.
Evening star., 1953-11-14
You Be the
Quarterback
ANSWER

4. Field goal try. No. Kick
would have to carry at least Sc
yards. If you had Groza you
might do it.
8. Quarterback sneak. Detroit
needs a touchdown, not a first
down.
2, Button hook. Not enough
yardage and, if completed. the
clock ticks on.
!. Long pass might produce a
score or put Detroit in position
to score. An incompletion leaves
time to throw again.
Question on Page A-IO)
distributed By the Register and Tribune
eyndtcate.)
Evening star., 1953-11-14
High School Results

Eastern, 12; Western, 6.
AnacoStia, Al; Chamberlain, z.
Mckinley Tech, IA: Coolidge, O.
Washington-Lee, IL; Roosevelt. 0.
George Washington, 90; Mount YER
non, IL.
Northwestern, 9; Bladensburg z.
Landon, IS; st. Adams. g.
John Carroll. 25: Bulls w, IL.
Bulls, 81: Naval Receiving Station, O..
Richard Montgomery, 12: Gathers
burg. z.
Armstrong, r: Maggie Walker. 0.
CordoZo, 20; Douglass, &
Dunbar, g.; Baltimore Dunbar, 9.
Spingarn, 0: Bates, O.
Laurel. 6: Southern,
Gonzaga ", Z: Episcopal Nv, 6.
Evening star., 1953-11-14

but may see limited action.
Coach AL Davis, however, has
capable replacements in Don
EngelS, Bob ShemonSki, Gene
Gribble and Frank DiPietro.
The last three did a creditable
job in Belvoir's victory over Fort
Leonard Wood last Saturday.
Fort Lee features such former
college stars as Joe Petruzzo,
Maryland; Ronnie Morris,
Tulsa; George Macarthur. North
Carolina State, and Jim Garrett.
Utah State in the backfield. The
line includes Walt Brodie, Will
liam and Mary; Chet OStrowski,
Notre Dame; Hal Mitchell,
UCLA; Don Green, Miami /
(Ohio); Dave Sparks, South
Carolina: Rudy Andabaker, Pitt
and Joe Bryant, Clemson.
Evening star., 1953-11-14
Club No. II Romps 70 End
Perfect Football Season

College and pro football scouts
might do well to look up the
membership of Club No. IL,
which completed an undefeated.
unscored-on season yesterday by
routing No. by 81 to 0, for
the Police Boys Clubs 80-pound
championship. The winners
scored 159 points in six games
this season.
Ray Roberts, 11-year-old To-
pound halfback. scored four
touchdowns for the new champs.
Club No. IL defeated No. 5 by
a 60 score in q 70-pound league
game.
Evening star., 1953-11-14
Queen Hopeful Heads
Field for LaureI's S
18th Selma Stakes

HaSty House Farms Queen
Hopeful. the country's top
money winning juvenile filly
with $161, ITO, headed a crack
field for the 28th running of
the Selma Stakes at Laurel to-
day. Eleven we're named for
the mile and one-sixteenth test
for 2-year-old fillies and if all
go the winner will take down
$44,910 Of a gross purse of
$57,760.
Laurel was prepared for an
other big day. A good feature
and ideal racing weather was
expected to bring out 10000
fans. Post time for the first
race was l pm.
Queen Hopeful had three good
stakes victories to her credit
going into today's race. She
took the Lassie. Mademoiselle
and Princess Pat Stakes in Chi
cago last summer and appeared
ready for today's business. But
the Hasty House youngster faced
tough competition.
Mrs. Janet Hoaglin's Pegeen,
who outran Queen Hopeful in
their last Start-the Alcibiades
Stakes at Keeneland, Pin Oak
Farms Make A Play and Main
Chance Farms Fascinator fig
ured to make a strong bid for
the money. Pegeen was second
to Oil Painting in the AlcibiadeS
and Queen Hopeful third.
Make A Play, trained by Slim
Pierce, drew top weight of 122
pounds today, giving most of the
others 4 pounds and giving two
6. Make A Play won the Mar
guerite and Astarita Stakes to
establish herself as one of the
top members of the class.
The only other stakes winner
In the group was FaScinator. who
accounted for the Margate Han
dicap.
Other contenders for the prize,
most Of them capable of scoring
an upset, included Walter M.
Jeffords' Open Sesame, King
Ranch'S Riverina, Brookf1eld
Farms In the Sky, Foxcatchel
Farms Parlo, Darby Dan Farm S
Clear Dawn, c. v. Whitney's
Small Favor and Woodvale
Farms Fancy Diver.
Nick Shuk, leading rider of the
current Laurel meeting, won -four
races yesterday-his best day o1
the meeting. Shuk is l aheac
of Joe Culmone, his closest rival
Evening star., 1953-11-14
Fiqhts Lost Nioht

CHICAGO-Kid Gavilan, 146. Ha.
vara, outpointed Johnny Bratton, l45l5,
Chicago 40. (For worlds WelterWeisht
title)
PHILADELPHIA. - Johnny Bernard rdo.
J 1862, Philadelphia, stopped Emmy
Tucci 147la, Philadelphia az.
Evening star., 1953-11-14
Toduy's College Football Games

Midwest.
Illinois at Wisconsin
Northwestern at Indiana.
Minnesota at Iowa
Michigan at Michigan State.
Purdue at Ohio State.
Kansas State at Missouri.
Colorado at Nebraska.
Oklahoma Ann at Kansas.
VMI at Cincinnati.
South Dakota at Wichita.
John Carroll at Toledo tn.l.
Dayton at Miami (Ohio).
Bowling Green at Ohio q.
Southern Illinois at Washington tSt
Kent state at Western Michigan.
Akron at Heidelberg.
Wooster at Hiram
Denison at Oberlin.
Wittenberg at Ohio Wesleyan.
Wabash at De Pauw.
Bradley at St. Ambrose.
Washington & Jefferson at Case.
Western Reserve at Butler.
Southwest.
Texas Christian at Texas.
Texas Ann at Rice.
Arkansas at Southern Methodist.
Iowa State at Oklahoma.
Houston at Baylor.
Texas Tech at Tulsa.
New Mexico ASM at Hardin-sim.
mons (n.).
oregon at California.
Washington at UCLA.
Texas Western at Arizona (n.l.
College Of Pacific at Idaho.
Colorado AIM at Utah.
Utah State at Denver.
oregon State at Washington State.
San Jose State at Stanford.
Tomorrow.
st. Francis at Scranton.
Detroit at Boston College.
Kings at st. Vincent.
Evening star., 1953-11-14

DlSLTIcL area.
Mississippi at Maryland
George Washington at Davidson.
Navy at Columbia.
Delaware State at Howard.
Montgomery &c at National Aggies.
virginia at Washington and Lee.
Fort Lee at Fort Beivoir.
Boiling Air Base at Camp Lejeune.
Fort Meade at Shepherd.
East.
Army at Pennsylvania.
Yale at Princeton.
Brown at Harvard.
Temple at Fordham.
Marquette at Holy Cross.
Colgate at Syracuse.
Penn State at Rutgers.
North Carolina State at Pittsburgh.
Villanova at Boston U.
Albright at Penn Military.
Allegheny at Thiel.
Amherst at Williams
Bucknell at Gettsyburg.
Carnegie Tech at Lehigh.
Delaware at Lafayette.
Geneva at Clarion Teachers.
Hamilton at Union.
Johns Hopkins at Dickinson.
Kings Point at Rochester.
Lincoln at Shaw.
Morayian at Wagner.
Muhlenberg at Franklin and Marshall.
New Hampshire at Springfield.
Norwich at RPL
Ohio Northern at Buffalo (n).
Rhode Island at Connecticut.
st. MichaelS a. Coast Guard.
slippery Rock at Westminster.
SuSQuehanna at Haverford.
SWartkmore at DreXel Tech.
Tufts at Massachusetts,.
UrSinuS at Juniata.
Wesleyan at Trinity.
West Chester at Bloomsbury Teachers.
Western Maryland at Lebanon Valley
South.
Georgia Tech at Alabama.
South Carolina at West Virginia
Notre Dame at North Carolina.
Auburn VS.. Georgia at Columbus, Ga.
Tennessee at Florida.
Mississippi State at LSU.
Vanderbilt at Tulane.
Clemson at The Citadel.
William & Mary at Richmond.
Memphis State a: Kentucky.
yirsinta State at North Carolina
Maryland state at Virginia Union.
Furman at Florida State
Morgan State at Hampton Institute.
Hampden-Sydney ct RAndolph-Macon.
Evening star., 1953-11-14
Football Results
By the Assoeieted Press

By the Associated Press
EAST.
UpsaIa Is HOfstra 13
Appalachian 26 Morris Harvey 6
Marshall 26 (Tie) - WOffOrd rs
SOUTH.
Miami (Fla) 26 Virginia Tech o
Presbyterian 20 Western Carolina
ChattanoOga I6 Xavier tOhiO) 9
MIDWEST.
Drake - Iowa Teachers 20
Omaha Al DOane 8
College of EmpOria 32 Kearney 10
william Jewell I6 Central (MO) 23
Baker FL Ottawa (kanS.) q
Central Oklahoma AZ.
Southwestern tKans.) q
Carthage 40 Illinois College q
Southwestern Oklahoma 26
Northwestern Oklahoma 10
OIiyet 21 Grand Rapids ]. c. 4
FAR WEST.
Occidental 18- Caltech 12
Chico State q - (Tie) - Calf. AggieS u
Evening star., 1953-11-14
Two Games tuesday
To Settle Triple Tie
In Interhigh League

FINAL INTERHIGH STANDINGS.
Eastern Division. Western Division.
Evening star., 1953-09-12

HILLS-Open today, l
till dark; 3S05 72nd ave. two
bedrm. bungalow; bsmt., gas heat,
Bendix: lge. Anchor-fenced yard.
JOHN H. JOHNSON, WA. 7-5U5O.
Evening star., 1953-09-12

HiLLCREST HEIGHTS--Lovely brick
Cape Cod. Full bsmt., recr. rm.,
aluminium storm doors and windows,
nicely landScaped lot with SnaQe
trees. BY OWNER, LO. 7-3UU5. Id
HYAI TS SVILLE-AttraC. older type
home, D beurmS., 3 porcheS. lge. lot
with trees and Shrupbery, close TO
tranSp., schools, stores. Must be
seen TO appreciate. CLAUDE SHlF-
LET, TU. 2-U4OU; WA. 7-7llU.
Evening star., 1953-09-12
HOUSES sALE-s.E. tcont.)
CORNER ser,id.t

1--WE YEAR-oLD. CORNER, semidet
brick; 2 full apis, Owner occupies
3-hedrm. apt. with liv. rm.. din. rm.
and kit. Rents his -bedrm. apt. for
$40 mo. Loc, right by parochial and
public schools, transp. and Shopping
This is a property of unusual value
and outstanding loc, and definitely
warrants your investigation. Call
Mr.: Penland, ST. 3-736S: ewes. LU
2-7612 till 10 pm. ATLAS REALTY
Evening star., 1953-09-12
HOUSES FOR sALE--Mb.
BUNGALOW

Nearby Md. kensington area. At
tractive home. bSmt.. flrepl.; extra
lac. lot. Nr. schools. bus stop at
corner. Good buy at. S11. $50. In
spect today and Sunday. Mr.: Cor.
don. WO. 6-1935, with DIXIE
Evening star., 1953-09-12

Three bedrms., baths. hardwood
floors, full bsmt., garage; corner
shady lot About 1000 cash.
Balance terms. FRANK CARVER.
RA. 3-4635. ---i3
Evening star., 1953-09-12
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

lent to Naval Med. Center: Tyr
old brick bungalow: . bedrms.. tile
bath on 1st fl; beautiful big bedrm.
on End FL; full basement: dish
washer. disposal; fine loc in COM
paved streets and sidewalks: new
elementary schools: $4,000 AZ Ist
trust. payable S905O mo-, incl. prin..
int. taxes and ins. Will consider
So 800 down. FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
DI. 7-1411; ewes, LO. 4-7444.
Evening star., 1953-09-12

ISix-rm, Colonial brick, powder rm.
lst n. Full din. rm.. liv, rm. with
yard; copper plumbing; asbestos
roof. JU 5-430S: AID. 9-lS54. Ia
Evening star., 1953-09-12
BETHESDA, MD.
SPIIT-LEVEL RAWBL1
REALLY SpACI0IJS

REALLY SPACIOUS
quality home in q new.
colorful suburban setting featuring
unusual living room with high
beam ceiling, stone fireplace. sep
arate dining room. all-elec. kitchen;
level lot. A terrific value. and
priced for a quick sale. Call OIL.
4-S072 ewes. or SAMUEL e;
BOGLEY, INC, OIL. 4-1266. -12
Evening star., 1953-09-12

III NNN1 y 14-4AlL1AF 4 FO'4Is 1INDN1tA 7 I y '
ARRANGED in aptS. and rooms. Rea-
Sonably priced.
WALTER A. BROWN
Evening star., 1953-09-12
Mr.. LADY OF EOURDES
BRICK RAMBLER

1904 Sleaford rd, Bethesda, Md
bedrms.. > complete baths. liv. rm.
sep. din. rm.. kit. scr. porch, gar,
rec. rm. Opan daily. dark II
Evening star., 1953-09-12
HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.

CONGRESS HEIGHTS-Semidet. 6
rms, recr. rm., , baths. wall-to-wan
carpeting: very reasonable; easy
1855. MARSHALL j. WAPLE
co. Realtor, 1924 l4th ST.. AID.
FACING FORT DUPONT PARK
Detached corner brick. rms, tile
bath. knotty-pine rec. room with
bath, screened front porch. Close to
all schools and churches. On bus
line. S17.500. BY owner. MR.
WARREN. LU. 2-S170. -l3
$500 DOWN-Three- bedrm. semidet
brk.; compl elec. kit. BY appt. L. c.
MILLER. Ii. 7-2111, 10. S-0422.
1926 EAST CAPITOL ST. com
plete apts.; each ant. has rms,
kit. and bath: full bsmt oil INV h:
earagei 9Tk; Cycling FREDERICK
Il. 7,10ss' ewes. and Sun, bu.
stBEDRM. semidet. brick: liv. rn.,
din, rm., kit, bath. full bsmt; fenced
yard: very clean; cow. to Andrews,
Boiling and NGF. $1,000 down
sBrd 4So' St, se',pWE. opSRE s5n 55nnSa4s. TO ia 5'
ABSENTEE OWNER, says sell; 46233
II st. s.e.-Semidet brick; Coral
bath on end A.; extra-large liv.
rm. and kit. on 1St A.; full, bsmt.
with toilet, gas heat. Look this
Crawford. Cypress 7-sa5s. MAR
sHALL J. WAPLE co, Resltor'
Evening star., 1953-09-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
RETHESDAl S08 nm

featuring unusually lge living and
entertaining space. lge. f1agstone
terrace for outdoor living, picture
window with year-round view into
woods; corner, double lot. 10000
so. #. with tall pines, many dog
woods, bamboo and high hedges;
cooler in summer; little traffic. won-
derful for children. Three bedrms.,
connected dining and 2 living rms.
bath. dry bsmt. has play rm. and
toilet; built 1910, addition 1914;
newly painted, white trim. From
owner; $2S,000 complete. or $4,000
without extra lot Dir: Out Old
i5sfGr iGe9frgeto%n n;Ih rd, dori MI; LETT on Hunt
Charlotte to 1924. Phone OIL
d-7SR@
Evening star., 1953-09-12
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE

You will find the better type ram
bier home Won have heen looking
for, designed for gracious living OF
refined controlled community. Prices
$4,000 to. S3S,00o; Come out
Four Corners TO the Village Sign
homes, ROBERT E. HEATER, EX
elusive Agent. JU. 9-002l. y }
Evening star., 1953-09-12
A REAL BUY
REDIICED PRICE

1OIDOOLD 1N1OI
Beautiful 2-story. 6-rm. brick in a
conv, yet suburban location, Liv. rm.
with firepl., larger than average din.
rm., bright kit. full bsmt.. 3 bedrmS.
the master of which is tremendous,
Built-in garage, ia baths. fitted
alum. storm windows. Nice lot. for
children. This home has Just been
redec. and renovated from top to
bottom. A real buy on any market
at S2l.950. Can be handled for as
low as So, 600 down. Call JU. 5-2Sl4
OPEN SUNDAY, l TIL 6
1908 East-West hwy. between Conn.
and Wis. aVeS. ID
Evening star., 1953-09-12
Natl. Institute of Health
BETHESDA COLONIAL

BETHESDA COLONIAL
2O5 ELSMERE LANE
OPEN SUN, l TIL Located in
the popular Maple Woods section
of Bethesda, only a short run. to
the Health Center and Naval Hos
,pital. this beautifully built Co.
lonial brick home. is SITUATED ON
A LARGE SHADY CORNER LOT.
There is 1st-fl. TILED POWDER
RM... attractive kitchen with unique
breakfast nook overlooking rear
grounds. 1S-FT. SIDE SCREENED
PORCH, Lear garage, semifiniShed
recr. rm,, 3 excel. bedrmS. and
modern tile bath; excellent value at
S23.950. Directions: Out Wis. ave.
past Naval Hosp. to Cedar lane,
left on Cedar lane to Locust ave,
right on Locust to Acacia, right on
Acacia to Danbury, right on Dam
bury to Jessup, left on JeSsup to
Elsmere: or out Old GEORGETOWN I'd.
to Maple ave, right on Maple to
Locust. right on Locust to Acacia,
left on Acacia to Danbury, left on
Danbury to JeSsup and property,
W, B; WRIGHT, 5021 Wis. ave,
EM 3-5HO0
Evening star., 1953-09-12
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.

24O7 KIMBERLY ST.
Silver Spring. 2-yr.-old brick ram
bier, 3 lge. bedrms., exp. attic.
spacious all-elec. kit, fireplace
built-in bookcases in big liv. rm..
from. porch, fenced yard. Priced
ave, to PlyerS Mill rd. left ] blk
to st. Margaret's way. right. to
Kimberly st and open sign. Mrs,
Neufeld. CO -5-1733.
Realtor 1924 l4th st. AID. 4-2005
Evening star., 1953-09-12
SILVER SPRING, MD.
OPEN SAT, AND SUN, PM,

OPEN 'sHf' SAT. AND rSiii sun, T / PM.
932S CAROLINE AVE.
S12.500 brick rambler-Two large
bedrms., liv. rm., separate din. rm.,
kit, modern bath, gas h.-w.h.; quiet
street, close bus stop, grade and
n.eh rsetioS scno4IS; 1iG QUICK possession Do
Colesville rd. and right to End house
on Caroline ave. Mr.. Maury, TU.
2-3926.
MARSHALL ]. wAPLE CO.
2ealtor. 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2005
Evening star., 1953-09-12
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
OPEN SUNDAY . TO & PM

SL1ASEs NIL.
OPEN SUNDAY . TO 6 PM.
II3 GRAFTON ST.
Handsome red brick .center-hall Co.
lonial house in a highly desirable
location. between Connecticut and
Wisconsin. aveS. Large living room
with. two doors opening onto screened
porch. nice dining room. lavatory
and kitchen with electric stove and
dishwasher. Second floor has 3 big
bedrooms and . tiled baths Stair
way to excellent storage attic. The
house has been completely redec-
GRATED throughout. including refin-
ishing of floors.
DIoRoTHY 6; WOOD, REAL ESTATE
MRS. MURPHY. AID. 9-s2Io
MASS. AVE. EXT.-A CUSTOM built
brick and stone rambler. ON a quiet
street: center entr.. very lge. liv.
rm. with frepl; sep. din. rm.; 3
twin-sized bedrmS., 2 baths; kit
with brkfst. rm; beaut. rec. rm. III
bsmt.; built-in gar. Call Mr.. Woz-
MAX, eyes, CO. 5-s545, or OIL
4-2S06."
KIRKS REALTY CO.. REALTORS
HO o-671S -l2
Evening star., 1953-09-12
4-BEDROOM HOME

OPEN OZARK. 1885 MINI. ave. Sc
Vacant. iTnmed. poss. Recr rm.
with bar. Gas h,-w h. Large corner
fenced lot Make offer, LU. 4-43S2
T. PAUL MUDD co.
ia
Evening star., 1953-09-12
PRICE S8.950

Near 18th and Pa. ave. SET Ice.
COW. to stores and shopping: va
cant, immed. possession; $1,000 d1.
IL $4,000. SOUTHEAST REALTY
Evening star., 1953-09-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
2244 NICHOLSON ST.

GGA1 2N4OA1OLONN u
Brk corner, ) aptx,, 3 kits. 2 baths,
to postofice. 81 900 to $1,000 cash.
OWNER, TIA. g-7010 Ia
Evening star., 1953-09-12
PRICE REDUCED
217 INDIAN SPRING DR..

sU Wooded ot wooSs;ds Forss siIVsr
SPRING. Md OWNER, JU f-9449.
Evening star., 1953-09-12

HYATTSVILLE HILLS-Outstandlng
brick Cape Cod. Spacious lib. rm.
with fireplace, lEe. DIN. nm. EQUIP.
= bedrms,, tile bath. dellghttul, cool,
screened porch; full bsmt,, auto gas
heat, detached garage. Situated on
beautifully Handicapped lot. Close to
bus. schools, churches and shopping.
ther into., call THE PERRY BOS-
WELL CO.. WA. 7-4500 til z pm.
Evening star., 1953-09-12
COLONIAL
1st-FL. BEDRM. AND LIBRARY
OVER ONE-HALF ACRE
OpEM GIN TO
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CAPITOL HEIGHTS; s13,75O--3 bed
rms, extra lge, kit. with .dinette'
also family-SiZe din. rm., liv. rm,,
finished recr rm. in full bsmt., built,
In garage. glassed-in rear porch.
screened lin front porch. h;-w.h.,
-Cu,-fL. refgr., new Pnl.co 2-UVtn
elec. stove. This house has every
thing desired in a home and is
sparkling clean throughout. Call
today and inspect CRISMOND REAL