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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
BEACON HILLS

es ShqSsh aFss hiGsS Sfiee
I1x1l. large knotty-pine den. kit. In
knotty pine. equipped: side screened
porch, powder rm.; 2nd f.. 3 spa
cious bedrms:.. tile bath; full bsmt.'
oil h.-w.h. This home in immacu-
late condition Price. $4,000. E.
H. IRWIN. ia. 7-7223 or Ell.
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$500. 4%

Is a mighty high 1st trust on a
property priced at only S12.95O;
and. only S1,5O0 down is more
phenomenal. Here's what you get
2a-yr. old white rambler. contain
ing 3 bedrms... liv: rm... combin
dining rm. and kit. with, brkfst;
bar. The kit. is equipped, the yard
is completely fenced: water and
sewer; IN A MILLION DOLLAR LO-
CATION. Monthly payments $74,
incl. taxes and insurance. Can't
last. Call now. ia. 10000.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON. FALLS CHURCH
OPEN II
BROOKFARM

Is going into its End and final group
OF homes. Never in our 10 yrs. Of
experience have we seen such q
response. There are many reasons.
of course. The many, many in
dividual styles so non-existant in
new building today. The beautiful
Surr9unding Va. Forest SO very
course. the houses consisting Of 3
bedrms.. lge. liv. rm. with firepl..
picture window or bay window; the
the hnSs G Ssm Sseh With - DC
picture window. "a bath and laun-
dry rm. If you haven't already
seen these houses, we recommend an
immediate inspection. Choose your
lot and your house plan. Directions:
Drive out Lee hwy. to Broad st. in
Falls Church CRATIC light. right to
Mest St trarIic light lsf1 a is}a
open house. Mr.. Hathaway on
premises.
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UNSURPASSED

This lovely prewar 3-bed-
room brick home in one Of
College Parks loveliest wooded
sections is being offered below
market value due to owners
transfer to Europe. 1st floor.
living room with fireplace.
separate dining room, step
down den or bedroom. u bath.
complete modern kitchen with
Hotpoint dishwaSher, disposal:
range and refrigerator. 2nd
floor has 3 bedrooms. | a step
down. and ceramic tiled bath.
Full basement. oil heat. steel
beam construction, copper
plumbing. Property includes au-
tomato washer. dryer, triple
track storm windows and
storm doors. Price. $4,000.
terms. Can AP. fists for
early appointment.
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COUNTRY ESTATE
TT OCT TN

lust short beautiful drive to town
70 acre in all. Park-like lawn
with many flowers, shrubs and trees.
outdoor barbecue. 2-story stone
and frame home. Entrance hall
Lge. liv. rm. with stone flrepl.. in
dividual din. rm., l downstairs bed
rm. and bath; 9 more twin bedrms.
Garage. Oil heat. owner Cali
fornia bound and anxious for a
sale. Assume large 40 CT loan.
Owner will consider low down pay
ment. Should be seen now. Call
IA. 10000 or come by the ONCE.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

JUST OUT OF MANASSAS
IL acres on blacktop road; S-foom
frame house: Ia baths; small barn,
other outbuildings. A bargain At
S13.500.
Other good listings in town houses,
stock and dairy farms and lake
frontage properties.
CLAUDE e. HIXSON
Real Estate
Manassas. Va.
Phone "A Home Phone 122
Helen 2, Spies 033-F-11
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BENSON-JOYCE
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.


ALEX, HUNTINGTON - Semidetached
BRICK, fun basement. 8 (three) bed
rooms. Cement walks In front,
rear and side, Fenced in rear.
Children's playhouse. Venetian
blinds throughout. Washing ma
chine. $12.950. Sale by OWNER
$4,000 down. 1424 Arlington Ter
race. 3
ALEX, HUNTINGTON - 2-bedrm.
semidet.; tiled bath. equip. kit,
dry bSmt., gas heat; large corner
fenced lot. $4,000. HA. 2-7904
ALEXANDRIA, near George Mason
School. Owner offers brick Colonial
5 twin-size bedrms,. l y baths, large
Den, living rm. with fireplace. din
ing rm.. screened porch. full base
windows and other extras. Reduced
$1,000 to S22.950. Large CT loan.
II. e-21S7. a
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TMMFDT1TE P0ssFssToN

TMMEDIATE POSSESSION
In time to start your garden on "a
acre lot. Lovely 2-bedrm. home
with fruit trees, grape arbor.
Stones throw from shopping and
school. $10,500 with attractive
terms to right party. Contact
OWNER, Herndon 4S3. p
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ST. AIMS

IS mighty close 9y this older home
in perfect condition. Entrance
rm.. spacious liv. rm.,. paneled kit.
3 bedrms. 14x16-14x16-1Oxl 81,
bsmt, , porches-front and rear
walk-in closets. oil-h.-w. heat. Cor
geous grounds Open to an offer
on terms and price. Shown by
Apt. by calling ia. 7-9O9O.
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NORTH ARLINGTON

Mr.. NoTT 4 dFliHI Schools
7-Rm. older cottage, with new dbl.
trees: move in, redec. at your COW. |:
located In an area Of btfl. homes;
this Is q profitable investment at
$4,000, with $4,000 down. open
2-6 Sun. We invite your inspection.
MUMFORD REALTY. ia. 7-4145
3:BEDROOM BRICK RAMBLER
HaH.acre. beautifully Handicapped lot.
fireplace. down the St besut,,u noS RI.
Vernon scenic hwy. to WELLINGTON.
SIS. 500. Shown BY appt.
]. MACPHERSON REALTY
IA. 2-40l9
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NEW BRK. RAMBLER IN N. ARL.
HAS TWO BEDRMs,. Ice. LIv. RIM.
EQUIP. KIT. AND BATH WITH
FULL BSMT CLOSE TO EVERY
THING: PRICED TO MOVE,
LOUIS R. SIMPSON & SON, INC.
5000 WILSON BLVD Ia O-rrrr
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4 Bedrooms
Sl5.750

redecorated inside and re-
painted outside. Lily; rm,: full din;
at least 12x14, full bsmt.. oil
h.-w.h.. corner lot 65x190. Cash
down So. 500. Truly cheaper than
rent. Only Q blks. from schools,
stores and bus.
to N. Monroe St.. left to open house.
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VACANT

S-yr -old brick; 5 rms. and bath;
gas heat nice lot with fenced yard,
paved street; ] blk. to bus; So, 800
down; good buy.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
2412 Minnesota Ave. Sc. LII. 4-0040
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03
A BARGAIN

Is the opinion of all our statesmen.
so why don't you take look at it?
3bedrm. home. masonry over Gin
der block. Lovely liv and din. rms.
Kit. with breakfast nook, tull bSmt.
with oil h.-w.h. Landscaped level
lot y blk to school. ONLY S14.-
$50 with reasonable cash
pn1,rrS PEAI rrX ca
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ALEXANDRIA
ROSEMONT
S13,750
NEAR GEORGE
WASHINGTON HIGH

SCHOOL
You get q brick Semidetached
home, 2 large bedrooms, dining
room, living room, kitchen,
full b a m n t, recreation
room, gas hot-air heat, life
time storm windows, screens,
fenced yard, black-top drive
way. attractive rear porch,
beautiful grounds. Everything
in immaculate condition. For
inspection, phone
XII. 9-6644 or TIE. 6-7343.
RUSSELL ROAD AREA
$18,75O
Near parochial, public and
Episcopal schools. Handy to
Pentagon. bus and churches.
$4,000 DOWN
3 bedrooms, 2 tile baths, large
living room with fireplace,
separate family-sized dining
room. knotty pine-paneled
den. equipped kitchen and bath
rooms and tile bath, good
closet space; full basement,
oil hot-water heat. House is
insulated. Garage. Handicapped
lot, beautiful sh rub berry.
Monthly payments Sl1O.
XII. s-ee44 or TIE. e-7s4s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03
LUXURIOUS
IN
HILLS

This beautiful brick. 3-bed-
room home with detached ga
rage beckons you. This home
has everything you have been
seeking. Hot water heat.
knotty pine paneled recreation
room and bar. with fireplace in
basement, separate laundry
room. LIST floor has 26-ft. liv-
ing room with fireplace, full
l4x14 dining room. modern
equipped kitchen. breakfast
room, large lst-fioor bedroom
and bath. 2nd floor 2 very
large bedrooms and beautiful
tiled bath. The exterior is
beautifully Handicapped with
mature plantings. Rear yard
fenced. Hard surfaced drive
way. Truly q beautiful home.
Call AP. FISTS for early APP
pointment. We will show you
this property at your con-
Venience. $4,000. terms.
BENSON-JOYCE
APP. 7-7878
After 81 pm, TO. 9-oO73, TO. !9-6924
16O6 Knox Rd.. COLLEGE Park. Md.
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81. DOWN

$1,000 DOWN
is what you will say
when you see this spotless brick
rambler in North Arlington. The
had this year. And, you can as
sumo S11.1O0 4% CT loan. Pay
ments with a small End trust will be
lower than rent. Will sell today.
Call ia. 10000.
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ROSSLYN AREA
Extra nice 2-bedrm. brick and single
rambler in new house condition:
The attractive iv. rm.. 13xl9, and
din. rm. are decorated most taste
fully. The 2 bedrms. are diversified
tile bath; lge. storage upstairs: full
bsmt. with outside entrance. Some
when you see 1t. Call now, ia.
10000 for appt.
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OPEN HOUSE Q-6

OPEN HOUSE go
Q rms; ami. 3 bedrmS. fireplace
Enclosed sun porch. electric kitchen.
knotty pine liv. rm.; one large out
bldg. approx. ] acre land; exclu-
Schuler's Restaurant. turn left on
AKRON rd. by the Wagon-CleanerS,
last house on left. FERRALL REAL
ESTATE. 10. $3.50.
NEAR FORESTVILLE
$4,000 to $4,000: $1,000 cash,
balance like rent. Don't miss this
opportunity. 10. Sl6l6.
WOOD & MITCHELL
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AMT GONNA

Beg you. but you'll be sorry If you
don't come down. . bedrms., pam
eled liV. and din. rms. Huge eX-
pansion attic. Full bsmt. oil h.
VIII. Handicapped lot, 10Ox@0O and
even wishing we'll
OPEN SUN, 10-DARK
Dir: Route > to Clinton light, left
to Ballard dr., TT. to 1O5 and sign.
POTTS REALTY co. 1870
10. 1880. LU. $4,000
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10

WASHINGTON R-Adm. Dewitt
c. nams3g. prenitani e - AZ.
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100 - panea 4 yeaE-1 typea a
rombaa -. - e 60 flghlers.
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New KinscyBOOk
OulscIIs Old

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Tie Citi.sai YouF Friendly
Home . Tewn NswspapsrI
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san 106E. cald 8-Aaal. Sec.
Helnry e AaFikailuFs 1ohn II
Davis I'D farmGTn yesterday NJ
y expect any farm prngram pan.
zee y be elisrea Il c9nrsas nexl
banuaFy.
Amy 49, nallumnl pEn9Enm, tha
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lhis maKt 1anmary tie aamlnlxfrnl
liom wlIl enme 40 wllh ! hrnna nnw
farm proafam. Davis sad.
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1KFFERSoN CITY. No n -
a faEmeF near heFe waa appaled
at aizhi - hangry grasahoppers -.
vading his Geld oi corn ons esen-
ing. 10 AmssAed hack BE- &c homss
and phaned . eompany ahns Dee
aerlal sprayimg.
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80 - b ~ marnin9.
Ut hriEhi And eaFly Ne farmer
toek angthsr leek 81 tha fleid ana
eancpied lhe stray -. Tks rrass.
nappeEu migkt SIN I'D eiennpa
Ne fiNld.
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PORTSMOUTH. Oar w-Enrna
vile Magistrate Il 7. Funill mas
- b. vlalamliy epponsd 10 drlnk,
img
nul - didnr llke 4Aa haaa a -
yeafcd Mars KelhaFn rlxlaz
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dFlging al ne time. Now marin's
tAGFa 10. FnNlli aamlnnend her d
4 maasha and - dsyn anA llnod
ber SIC.
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DOUBLE KILL

No0AI.ks. Arr. IA - Mnnmsi
Nuh4ia a Naaalas fred tie nknla
e. . hmiina TRIP end hEuushl dswn
: msuaiain iion and : deeF.
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ne Geer Ne $40 q mounfaln fina
staining 4. - shlfied ~ ain an
klllea ne lea. fred again and gui
the deer.
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Evening star., 1953-02-15
Continued From Page c-1.)


and the New York A. C.
Heinz Ulzheimer of Germany
won the 1000 after trailing
Joyce in a heat, which the
Georgetown runner won in
2:16.4. Returning to the track
an hour and a half later, Joyce
made a race of it for the first
half but faded badly near the
finish and was passed by Don
Gehrmann, who got second,
Roscoe Browne and Lawton
Lamb. Ulzheimer, showing no
i'll effects of the foot injury
which kept him out of the New
York A. c. meet last week, was
timed in 1884 at the halfway
mark and was clicked for the
full distance in 1904.
Sixth Straight for Dwyer.
LaPierre was in contention
most of the way in the mile.
running third at the halfway
point, but the Hilltopper had
nothing left for the last lap
and virtually walked the last
quarter lap. Fred Wilt of the
FBI set the early pace and
pushed Dwyer to his sixth
straight victory of the season.
The winners time was 4:12.4.
Wilt was second by about three
yards, followed by Leonard
Truck of Columbus, Ohio, and
Walter Molineux of Brown, who
rallied on the last lap. The
large field of 13 made the trip
rough and hazardous.
Georgetown's freshman relay
was never in the race after the
first lap as F'ordham won in
7:44.3.
The Cardozo team of Edward
Stewart, Herman Marshall Isaac
Austin and James Hinkle gave
it the old college try but found
lCSelf OuCmaLcheQ.
Harrison billiard, balding
hurdler from Cleveland, chalked
up his seventh straight National
AAU 60-yard hurdles victory and
his 29th straight indoor triumph
in 7.3. He beat Lee Calhoun of
North Carolina College by about
three feet. with young Milton
Campbell, Plainfield IN. ~
Highs speedy young Olympic
hurdler. in third place.
Johnny HaineS, 20-year-old
Penn freshman, upset the dope
and won the 60-yard dash in
go seconds, in a race in which
defending champion, John
O'Connell Of Manhattan was
third. Second place went to Andy
Stanfield of the Grand Street
Boys Club. It was q tough defeat
for Stanfield. who tied the world
indoor record in the semifinalS
with a run Of 81 seconds.
One record was broken before
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nine, the hottest stretch of the
tournament.
Harris is paired in tomorrow's
semifinals with Arthur Sommer-
field, Toronto, who defeated
Frank Gahan of the Southwest
ern League, 4 and 2.
In the other minor league
bracket, Defending Champion
Ken Yount, Augusta, eliminated
Eddie Neighbors, Portsmouth, Z
and 6, and Burton Brooks, Wa
terloo, defeated R. o. Matte,
Portland, Me-, 8 and 6.
The semifinals and finals, both
18 holes, will be played tomorrow.
Jack Russell Of the Yankees
and George Abrams of Cincinnati
went into the finals of the in
active major league division.
Russell defeated Paul Waner of
the Pittsburgh Pirates, and 2,
and Abrams defeated Lloyd
Brown OF the st. Louis Browns
4 and 8.
In the major league senior di-
vision, the final spots were oc-
cupied by Jimmy Dykes, manager
of the Philadelphia Athletics, and
Heinie Manush of the Mats.
Dykes won over Jack Sewell, Gin
cinnati, and Maqush eliminated
Johnny Dell, Cincinnati,
Evening star., 1953-02-15
Shore Again Will Head
D. {. Tennis Association

Francis M. Shore. jr., Of the
Edgemoor Club was reelected
president of the District of Co
lumbia Lawn Tennis Association
at the annual meeting yesterday
at Columbia Country Club.
Other officers reelected were
William E. Miller, Columbia
Country Club. and Earle r
Brown Kenwood Country Club
vice presidents; J. Burke Wilkin-
SON, Congressional Country Club
secretary. and Lykes M. Boykin,
Army Navy Country Club, treas
urer.
Mr.. Shore announced that the
District rankings will be made
public at the associations dance
next Saturday. The affair will be
held from $50 pm. to 1880 am
at the Congressional Country
Club. Tickets can be bought at
the Tennis Shop, 1925 Nine
teenth street NV, National
8-5165.
The association consists OF
Congressional, Columbia, Ken
wood, Woodmont, Army Navy
Country Clubs, Edgemoor Tennis
Club and the Women's Tennis
League.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
Alvin Dark Reaches SemifinuIs
Of Ball Players Golf Tourney

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 14.-Alvin
Dark, New York Giants short
stop who swings a golf club al
most as deftly as a bat, went into
the semifinals of the National
Baseball Players Golf tourna-
ment today by humping Dizzy
Trout Of the Boston Red Sox,
3 and 2.
Freddie Hutchinson, Detroit,
grabbed the semifinal berth op-
posite Dark with a 2-and-1 de-
cision over Bob Swift, also of the
Tigers.
In the lower bracket, Bubba
Church of the Cincinnati Reds
ousted Matt Bats, Detroit, A and
3, and Allie Reynolds, New York
Yankees, downed AL Brazle, st.
Louis Cardinals, 6 and S.
Bats tied Dark for medal
honors in yesterdays qualifying
round. There were no contests in
the quarter finals Of the minor
league division.
Pete Harris, 54-year-old for
mer Nashville player. had the
easiest time as he won every
hole to swamp Eddie Hauser,
Salisbury. Md, 10 and 8. Harris
had a 3-under-par 80 for the first
Evening star., 1953-02-15
Golfers Going 10 Mexico
With PGA's Blessing
BY the Assoeio,ed Pres.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Feb. IA.
More than 10 American golf
ers will go to Mexico City to-
morrow and Monday to play in
the Mexican National Open.
It win be a different jaunt
from that of 1851 when q half
dozen players. including Jimmie
Demaret and Vic Ghezzi. were
fined for skipping the Rio Grande
Valley Open at Harlingen, Tex.
and going to Mexico.
This year there is no Valley
Open and the players are going
to Mexico City with the PGAis
blessing. 7o
In fact. fines against the
players who went to Mexico in
1851 were refunded today by the
PGA Tournament Committee.
Dave Douglas, Jim Turnesa. Jack
Burke. jackson Bradley and AL
Zimmerman, making up the
majority of the committee. met
here during the Texas Open and
voted to give the money back.