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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

QUICK MOVING, boxes. couches, re-
frigerators; odds and ends or entire
households; reasonable. NO. .7-2713.
EDELIN, MOVING AND TRANsFER-
When moving. YOU want 1t done
Mna;;, Mright; cal! II; 3s5047; Id
across the country: safe storage in
Spn separate rooms; expert packing.
AGE CO. INC. Established 1905.
HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or hr.; /;
small and large Jobs: trained men:
long-short bookings; insured. beach
trips made, LU. 1-95OO.
beaches q specially. 8. L. MORRIS.
TU 2-1150 or Ii. 6-2SS9.
FURNITURE STORAGE, minimum, $3
per mo. Local and long distance
moving: low rates. REDSKIN VAN
SERVICE INC HO. 2-1223
truck load. Reasonable. any time. ST.
$500: ia. 9-0115, ewes. III
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937; eyes,. RIA. 3-1416.
H.
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5OO6 9Th PL. N.E.-Lovely 2-bedrm
decorated. Ideal. for small family
Fenced yard. S95 per mo, Cal
NE, EVANS. UN. 4-54S8, or JU
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

HAS, SOME ONE furn. efic apt, in
modern elevator bldg. to sublet to
mos. vic. S Isoo.asoo0 6S0T Slk ior 18TH or St.
NV. APPROX. S75 mo. Ref. ex-
changed. JE $3.50. -12
UNFURNISHED APT. in Alexandria.
OWNERS, eliminate vacancy loss, I
have tenants (white) for furnished
and unfurnished apis. all parts of
D; c. Need cf1ic, and . bedrooms,
$50 to 5000. Reas. fee for results.
Call Mon. through Fri, ME. S-5435
to pm. Ia
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

ANACOsTIA, semidet.. liv. rm., bdrm.,
bath. mod. kit. deep level lot, eony.
to everything. ideal for elderly cpl:
g. 900 down: $55 per mo. SPARKS
HEIGHTS-Det. brk.:
Sn.. oil hwa inoft1nn. Oeesns seeT fm eemen; eans
driveway, carport, barbecue pit. etc.
BY OWNER. $4,000. Or rent. Byy
NR, PENNSYLVANIA AVE. and Ala
bama ave.--Out-cf-tcwn owner de-
price, &11 $50: 9 rms. bath. autc
heat: avail. soon. GEORGE ].
boRoER NC e4S Indiana eve.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED
WHEATON HEIGHTS

8 bedrms... fun basement. in settled
residep.ial community, near school,
shopping and transp.; S110 per mo. /;
call Mr.. Covill, COLONIAL INVEST.
MENT CO.. 923 18th st. NV. RA.
7-666O. In
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.
1920 Conn. Ave. EN-. 2,
EDGEMOOR
Ann nEn

Finest offering of this attractive
Colonial brick home within easy
walking distance to schools and
Edgemoor Club. Center-hall entrance,
attractive living and dining rooms,
POWDER ROOM. modern kitchen.
screened-in porch; 3 excellent bed
rooms, 2nd f.; storage attic; gas
heat. Large Anchor-fenced lot. Ex-
cellent condition. Call r. A. TWEED
co. INC, 1884 Conn. ave. NV. I'M.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ARLNGTON-Move into this nicely
furn. 2-bedrm. house. Liv. rm.. din.
rm;, eouipd. kit, fenced yard. Ex-
cellent conveniences. POMPONIO
~RREsALTY, INC, IA. 7-6660.,
I9% s9UuDd oa Ds1sb restored
ioE cple. $i25. Ii. 81 is4. 10. tSsAi
COOL-9 Ige. rms, 8 baths; compl.
redec.; most attrac. furn.: full bsmt. I:
garage; ! acre; 5 min. Pentagon.
Best section. Ideal for group or lge.
BEAUTIFULLY FURN., mod. 3 baths.
4 bedrms., den.. liv: rm. with firepl..
lge. din, rm.,, music rm.. rec. rm.; !;
screened porch; full bsmt.; garage;
"a acre. Cool. best section: school
2 blks.; min. Pentagon. 1mmed.
RSsses:0n RSvs cbdSen dS qualify Ur oi. you Wr's. %qs
NR. EASTERN STAR HoME-Attr.
furn., mr.. bus. school, transp., shop
ctr; children; reas. DU. 7-9442.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-House rent 8
months beginning June 10; 4 bed
rms. 2 baths. shaded yard; SI6O
per mo-. plus .utils.; children well
come; call outside school hours. ,WO.
GSE66fkaGsETowN, 8 bedrms., small Mis gar
TAKOMA PARK d. C.-Det. brick
Sl75 mo. THE MUNSEY TRUST
CO.. Real Estate Dept. Ma. S-SOSO.
DIPLOMATS. ATTENTIoN-Avail-
able June 1. nr. Natl. Cathedral,
on Wis. ave; detach.. 4 bedrms..
tion nall: Kitchen and pantry; front
attic; auto. oil heat. elec. refgr.
and washer; pvt. drive and garage;
occupied since 194S by diplomatic
CORPS; nicely furnished and entirely
redecorated; $3.50 per month. 1-yr.
lease or longer. For inspection
phone owner, P. C. KLEIN, o. 2
ALEX.-2-bedrm. det. house. living
Em. kat kxNs bath 1No Ressonshie M able, rental
MOST ATTRACTIVE HOME. partially
furn.. in Rosemont. Alex. bedrms.,
2 baths, liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit. and
knotty-pine den; full bsmt., oil heat;
lot 100xl1O; or will rent by lease
unfurn. Possession around June 15,
For particulars call KI. 9-2745.
CHARMING OLDER TYPE HOME,
large, sunny rooms, ideal for family
living and entertaining; modern kit,
disposal. washing machine. or s
bedrms:, cool in summer: neighbor-
hood ideal for children. Avail. June
aiiept liz; to oH' Set 4oo99Ss q longer to Tish'
Is MINIS. FROM DUPONT CIRCLE. In
excel. residential area. 2-bedrm.
home plus den, bath. din. rm.,
bedrm. and bath of Kit Mod. equip
ment. Charmingly arranged inside
and out, $210. OIL. 2-3229. -16
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KENSINGTON ESTATES
PRICED LOW FOR CASH

S14, 4,5o0. $4,000 lst TRUST
attractive brick home in beautiful
Ice. level lot and consisting Of liv-
ing room, dining room, 9 bedrIns.,
tiled bath and .ultramodern Kitchen
with de luxe range. large refrigera-
TOR dishwasher and disposal. Large
pletely heated and insulated, fun
basement gas &C. heat: Q blocks
from. school. Don't fail to see this
excellent buy today. -Call Mr.. Mott.
Elk. 3-24S0 or AID. 2-65f5
FRED A. SMITH CO.
Realtors. 1113 18th st. NV.
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MARS
SPACE
PROPELLER
PATENT
Robert ]. Mclaughlin
Is E st. NV, Wash, d. C.
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK, 44l7
46th st. n.w.-Center-hall plan.
bedrms.. 2 baths, iv. rm. with
nrepl., din. rm.. den. breakfast rm.,
Kitchen. powder rm., scr. porch. sun
deck. storage attic, finished bsmt.
with rec. rm., maids rm and bath;
large fenced-fn garden; built-in ga
rAge. Gas heat. For sale by owner.
Very low down pymt. Open for in
spection ! to 8 H.m. Sunday. No
BARNABY WO0Ds-Lovely brick CEN
ter-hall Colonial. Den plus bed
rms; 2 baths: rec. rm.: new kit. /:
garage. Immac. eond.: S27 $50,
Earlv inspec is recommended Cali
LEGUM & GERBER REALTY CO..
EN-. 10000 until p pm.
BLESSED SACRAMENT AKEA-Lge.
substantial all brk. home. 4 bedrms..
baths on 2nd d.. rTll. and bath on
3rd: 1st a. with den and powder
rm. Priced reasonably with good
terms, J. NELSON HUGHES. EN-.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-a-story bTick
Colonial; 2la baths; porch; So, 500
down: by OWNER: no brokers,
please. CAN EN-. 3-6952. 10
CHEVY CHASE, d.. c.. $4,000
Brick Colonial: liv. rm., din. Tm.,
kit. powder room. one closed lin
porch. one screened porch: end mr.,
5 bedrms. and tile bath: fun bsmt.:
Set earase; close 70 Laiayetts
REALTY CO.. M. 2-2320 til . pm.
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UPPER BRIGHTWOOD
First Offering-$135 500
AN OUTSTANDING VALUE
Authentic Crestwood

Authentic Crestwood
4201 Argyle Ter. NV.
.r INSPECT THIS STATELY
SITUATED ON A LARGE COR
NER LOT VERY NEAR ROCK
CREEK PARK. WITH LOVELY
TREES AND LANDSCAPING,
DUE TO HEALTH. THE ORIG
1NAL OWNER OF THIS HOME
HAS PLACED IT FOR SALE.
THERE'S A LARGE CENTER
sEAH1LIhpwAWW1Tr EHLh WITH rNn cRPCIuILIAR
sTURE m HALL AS WELL AS
DINING ROOM. LARGE LIV-
ING ROOM WITH PANELED
MANTEL. LARGE DINING
INETs. DEN WITH PICTURE
ROOM, FINE KITCHEN SWTTH WITH
NEW FORMICA SINK. LARGE
ENCLOSED PORCH 22x24 FT.
End FLOOR HAS MASTER
BEDROOM WITH q LARGE
BATH THERE ARE 2h BATHS
ON SECOND FLOOR, CON-
MEETING WITH 8 OF THE
BEDROOMS. STAIRWAY no
LARGE TOORED ATTIC
WITH VENT FAN. THERE'S
A VERY ATTRACTIVE KNOT
TED-PINE DAYLIGHT RECRE-
ALTON ROOM WITH FIRE
PLACE AND A 2-CAR GA
RAGE: A DAYLIGHT MAIDS
ROOM AND FULL BATH IN
BASEMENT, AS WELL AS A
CHRYSLER SUMMER COOL
ING AIR CONDITIONER. THIS
HOME IS PRICED FOR QUICK
SALE AND A REAL OPPOR-
TUNITY To SECURE A
CHOICE HOME IN A CHOICE
DiREcT1oNs: Come 10th
st. to Upshur, turn west to
Argyle ter. and home.
PAUL P. STONE
Eealtor. Builder and Developer
TU. 2-1105 RA. 3-9233
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KENSINGTON, MD. :,
Vacant-4221 Brookfield dr.-Key al
1920 Brookheld dr.-5-rm brick;
ami: S14.250: substantial cash
REG; Sun: and ewes, Ii. 3-3625.
WOOD & MITCHELL
pE k-6EAA -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GAS STATION. acres ground. ideal
location Tor tourist court or trailer
sasrt.rs caa a1f handls 9ss 1th ior s4soS sa4y5oS
cali Mr.. GREES. S.oi Ri. 4IO 1890. GT aOO'''
PUBLIC HALL-Established: now
used for eabarets, dances, spirituals,
DanquetS. boxing and other pro-
notions; transp. lines. 3 parking
lots l block: $500 So. It. and lge.
sooIed: rst 9s. 9sas. BID. a. W.T. %rit: fi5s sox
SMALL; NALL; ssi11ifLDNG SUPPLY FIRM i9I
need. needed for expansion; long-term
possisitiess possS h1 81 nS{ stS stSek ssa4 Snmitsa
FURNISHED BiLIIARD fARIoR for
rent; Also furn. Bakery-Restaurant
comb: for rent. EN-. 2-5S42. III
GASOLINE STATION ON busy NV.
sve,sd f1r sirsste TIVE main heavily co
LioUOR STORE NV. cWoS section: tom sS25..
900 business 1853. Gross profit
tory $4,000 cash. No brokers.
SERVICE STATION FOR sALE-Spot
for good tuneup and brake service
man. Call RA. 6-9503. LARRY.
ALL EQUIPPED RESTAURANT ready
i1ors;Sis f0r business aog loHg-tsrm lease to re-
See iMshsnf MR PHILIP Sl3 ERRscHE Ri1 Sgnsh
"a 9th st. NV. RIM. 304. RE.
81 900 buys lock. stock and barrel Of
9 and LOG gen. merchandise store.
owner retiring: reas. rent. 200 ! 1th
RESTAURANT-Liquon on Bladens-
burg I'd. ne. seats 40. Total price
only $1,000; easy terms. Can sell
TO white or colored. w. E. THRIFT,
exclusive. 1411 Pa. ave. NV. Ma.
RESTAURANT-1n Laurel. Md. seats
band and wife. Total price only
$4,000 easy terms. w. Z. THRIFT.
exclusive. 1411 Pa. ave. NV. Ma.
RESTAGRANT-Located on Mo- No. 1
hwy. near Alexandria; beer apd
wine, entertainment. Seats 100.
Total price only $4,000 with S3,-
700 cash down. w. E. THRIFT,
Exclusive. ssSIla 141l Pa. ave. NV. Ma.
BEAUTY SHOP. bakery and clothing
store, in new shopDing center in
thickly populated s.e. community; /;
low rental; For information. call
1aI5PEkIl1N, INC, UN. 4-36O0 or 20.
$3.50 Down. s1O0 mo-. bakery oppor-
tunity. well equipped, in white neigh
borhood. Box 475-K. Star. 10
CLEANING and tailor shop; 1 pressing
machine. ! sewing machine. Price,
$500. Wkly.. profit. S75 to 500.
1852 18th st. NV. cor. Crittenden.
TOURIST 0PPoRTUNITY-white' or
colored. 1443 Massachusetts, ave.
NV. will decorate and give lease to
responsible party. House adjacent to
proposed new apt. BLDG. Call BAL
LARD: DI. 7-946O. 10
FLOWER SHOP-Completely equipped.
Doing nice business. Total cash
%tSf BrSf s7s9 IRcEIdfs nE14s use of all equip
RESTAURANT, excellent location,
good business. small dance floor,
have dancing permit and ABC Dist.
license: have O 1OO-seating cap,
large stock. selling because Of
health: Can 10. 2-S169 or write
MAJOR OH COMPANY has service
station for lease. located on Ca:
ave. In Montgomery Hills section Of
Silver Spring III 0.0767 III
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SILVER SPRING
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-VA.

ARLINGTON-Senior citizens. do you
want a large 1-bedrm. cor. apt. very
close-in? Lge. liv. rm., din. rm., kit.
bath. Nice lawn and nice people
surround you. Attrac. apt. bldg. SS5,
incl. utils. Inspect Apt. S07, 2304
Lee hwy. Vacant, walk right in.
Call KE. S-4133. Ill
SPACIOUS APT; 2 very large bed
rms; shops and transp. easy walk.
sos with all utils. IA. 7-2497. 10
es3, ARL.-1 bedrm., liv. rm.. kit.
and Arl. blvds.; mr.. Wash. Lee shop
ping center, Fl. Myer, Pentagon,
Navy Annex. EN-. 3-567S days; EN-,
3-920S nights. 10
ARLINGTON-De luxe spacious. apt.
in new bldg: $S7 so mo-; mr.. shops,
bus. Apply MRS. GRAIN, Apt. 2.
500 8. Court House I'd. III
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FALLS CHURCH
ST JAMES PARISH

2414O x1OUNx1
ST. JAMES PARISH
Immediate occupancy; 8 bedrooms,
iarate din: rm.: screened porch,
ment. gas. h.-w.h.. large level
shaded lot; $3.50 per mo.
WASHBURN & MAIZE
ST. 3-2S15 or KE. 6-S774
C0LORED-NEAR CAPITOL VIEW
Semidet.. modern brick: s rms. full
bsmt., bath and shower. Venetian
blinds. auto. gas heat. storm win
doRs and screens. Unfurn. Front
YARD, lge. rear y"rd. Desirable for
FAMILY or 2 couples. Vacant May IL.
SnS SSS ne; No Sad5SRE5FY's dSRE5FY REAL ESTATE
C0L0REDSs1s sEAToN PL. Ne
ful I&s 6smt hiSh 81 b4i4. IL oitH. Ea sS7Ss sDSEss
coLoEED-e4s PARK RD. NW.@s
shower s venetian S bGn Blinds. The Sot-Rstes; Ssts;
heat. just remodeled and redec.
Dble. front porch, spacious front
and rear yds., wood shed and garage.
Ready for inspection and occupancy.
Desirable for family or 2 couples:
$125. Call OWNER, DE. 2-6616.
COLORED-617 L ST. N.W.-8 rms
EsAYMoNp. r. RgPPERT. 1O1T Sth
COLORED-4S3S KANSAS AVE. NV.
- rms; full bsmt.. garage. oil
REALTY, Ii, ~ 7E-7soo. 'oA eoiHfo Oio
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SPRING VALLEY

Lovely S-room. 4-bath au.
thentic williamsburg Colonial
In the heart Of Spring Valley.
Bedroom and bath on 1st floor,
masnthcent 115x125 lot with
Q profusion Of flowers and ter.
race at rear. Asking S53, 500.
JOHN H. MILLER, Jr.
ealtor. MA. e-265
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Silver Spring, Near Wheaton
DON'T OVERLOOK THIS
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
Gunnison Rambler-$12,300
3 large bedrooms. huge living room,
equipped kitchen, fenced yard,
$4,000. Az LIST trust payable S70.33
per mo. INCLUDING taxes and tns.
FOR CONVENIENCE
This 3 bedroom Colonial is near
shopping, schools. transp, and 10
in immaculate condition; full bsn1t..
rear yard Anchor fenced, $l4. .50E
Y CAPE Al E CoD-$21 $50 ,
u,'sa b'sdrOoms: 2 baths. fireplace is
future S fscr. nE r%. also a 3 bath IN n
basement: separate dining room;
elec. kitchen: Immaculate condition.
MANOR CLUB
( 4-bedroom brick split level In this
much sought after suburban club
area. Cathedral-type b e m d
ceiling in living room. extra large
dining room and screened porch,
equipped kitchen: g. baths. paneled
join; soIi course. sss.5co. 81 20 .pps aa
only.
James c. Conley & Co.
$40 Ga. Ave. JU. b-57OO till 0
SILVER SPRING
rWO BEDROOMS AND BATH. first
floor. Large living room. dininG. room
with built-in china cupboards, iitch-
en- and porch; 2 bedrooms and
storage space and bath. 2ud floor.
Recreation room. butlt-tn garage.
Owner having purchased larger
home is open minded on the price.
Asking Ss3 75O. CALL MISS BLAND
Evenings, WO. 6-64s6l. THOS. ,.
FISHER & CO. INC. DI. 7-6630. ~
mmaAAR ARAmARe aAsaAn~N
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HOUSES UNFURNlsMED lcont. }

ARL.-Close In, best section; 8 bed
porch. mod. kit. redecor.. full bsmt.,
! blk. from Patrick Henry and tt
High School and Pentagon: S165
"a. S-O173, ZIG 8. Highland 0t. -l2
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,-14 THE EVENING STAR

Washington, D. c.
MONDAY, MAY 10, 1854
Evening star., 1954-05-10

se75 powN: N?HaarssD sso.ssD pEk Esls lnsoNrH
Upper northwest: detached brick on
country like street: living rm., din
ing rm.. kitchen. patio on LIST d.
End d. Knotty pine recreation rm.:
large Level lot. Call Mr.. saginor,
- MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st, Healt0r AID 4-200H
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CoLoRED-S17, ,950-TTRMs
COI,ORTD

$3.50 DOWN-POSSESSION
1900 BLOCK WAILACH PL. NV.
ment: oil h..w. Brokers coop.
SURETY REALTY CO.
AD. 4-O631. EWES. JE. 2-0259
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MARSHALL J. WApLE co.
lt0r. 1924 14th st. AID. 4.20O6

~. BE INQEPENDENT
ished bsmt. sno IDEAL dCipftslC% fOr ocs sts f9 an
dltional rooms, 2 baths. Modern in
every respect. Well financed. Mr..
Weaver, WO. 6-4944.
iMAARS3HALL 5AI !; WAPLE CO;
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APIS. UNF0RN.-MD. (cont.l
Evening star., 1954-05-10

WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
Bethesda. Chevy Chase, NV. Area
3-bedrm. homes: $135 up.
MALORA r. CHRISTMAN, INC.
1905 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-2923
10
5203 CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY NV.
list d.; 4 bedrms. and . baths: rec.
rm., maids rm. and bath. Available
June l; $125 per month on lease.
lnspfst sss7 eTeS TUNEAWS9 Z S9 SoAp NV
Modern brick. 8 rooms, 2 baths; avail.
June 1; S125 per month.
1857 TILDEN ST. NV.
rooms, baths. oil h.-w. heat.
Avail. 18th. SIG on lease.
1885 18th ST. Sc.
8 rooms bath. gas heat. S11O on
lease.
Call for further details or appts.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2OO5
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COLORED
TO SETTLE ESTATE

OppoStunity for . man with S4.5OO
home At . barrain Iio0Sah pric.. roy beaS. SsaS.
titul the baths, s bedrms.. lst 4.
hv.. rn. with firepl., din. rm.. kit.
ana den. Rec. rm. with flrepl. in
1Smt., built-in garage. gas heat.
sy.a Csil MT MT sl,n Mcintosh, dE2xs;k TX; s-24sO'
FRED A. SMITH co.
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SOUTHERN COMFORT

Spacious Groom home for gracious
Living. LYING on upper, 18th st. Tastefully
2-car garage. storage attic. club
rm. with bar. Shown by appt. only.
Miss Zaker, DI. 7-3159.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Nealt0N 1924 14th st, AID, 4-2OOH
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HOUSES sALE-s.E. tcons.I )

l4OO BLK. 42nd ST. s.K.
S906 down, low monthly payments,
low d. c. taxes. / fare into city, are
only some of the advantages this
has to ofter. For further infor. call
Mr. NORMAN. HE. 4-S692. --14
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HOUSES sALE-N.W. tcent.l }
GLOVER PARK

GL0VEk PAkk-Cheerful 6-rm and
JOHN H. MILLER. Jr., Reaitor, MA,
S-S55a; eyes,. Mrs. Shipman. EN-.
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HAWTHORNE-For those who prefel

the .2-story type Colonial, this
brand-new detached, center-hall
planned prick home on lot 74x176,
mas every convenience desired for
comfortable easier living: 8 very
large rooms. 2 baths; recreation
room; built-in garage; priced Far he
low what you would expect to pay
Tor . home In this select neighbor-
hood Ewes, TIE. 6-178S, q. T.
GRAVATTE. Realtor. Ma. S-O753.
NO. .23 s ST. NV, vaeant-6 rms.
ana bath and Lear, brick garage.
heated BY gas; small down PAYMENT.
DlSMER AUXIER CO.. sos H st.
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vhaE,GINM hl,C EOREST-46-ft. modern
din. rm.; convenient to shopping.
schools and bus: S14O per mo. Phone
JE. $4,000 latter pm. on week
Evening star., 1954-04-20
Forty-Niners Giving Up
Hope Of Getting Fa|oney

The San Francisco Forty-Nin-
ers are admitting they probably
will be unable to sign their No.
l draft choice, Quarterback
Bernie Faloney of Maryland,
according to an Associated Press
dispatch from San Francisco to-
day.
General Manager Lou Spadia
of the Forty Miners said Faloney
recently told them of an offer
from a Canadian team which
Spadia said was far beyond
anything we could pay for a
player we drafted primarily as
a defensive back. There just
isn't anything we can do about
it except wish him we'll"
Faloney, currently playing
shortstop on Maryland's baseball
team on a tour of the South.
received his offer from the Ed
monStOn ESkimoS,
Evening star., 1954-04-20
Crowd OverIooks Willie
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, April 20.-Willie
Shoemaker, the jockey who rode
a record 485 winners last year,
scored with what may have been
the longest shot of his career at
Jamaica yesterday.
He brought Magic Lamp up
with rush in the stretch to
win the $25. .000-added Jamaica
Handicap by three-quarters Of
a length over Capeador and Ed
die Arcaro. Magic Lamp paid
$89.70, $24.60 and SO across the
board.
Magic Lamp. a 4-year- old
owned by the Rokeby Stable had
a pretty good record but went off
at nearly "A to l because the
crowd went overheard OIL Alfred
Vanderbilt's Find, betting him
down to even money. Find. car
rying 126 pounds and ridden by
Eric Guerin, finished a head
back of Capeador in third place.
Evening star., 1954-04-20


COR he might be bust" Stengel conceded "You can't
tell about these fellows and I've got my club the
fellow in center field and they they pitch to him.
too only in while he gets his bat in the way of pitch
and they have to get out the tape to how far
1t went" He referring of course to Mickey Mantle
THIS is MENTIONED now because it is beginning to
look Jackie Jensen exYankee ex-senator is going
sengels question: himself With four Golden Boy
leading the majors in home He hitting close to 400
and two of the Red Sox three victories less due
to his clouting The young beat the Athletics with
18th inning home and the Yankees yesterday morning
with No. 4.
1t is precisely such hitting that Manager Lou Bou-
dreau okayed the trade who cost the Red sox
18-game pitching Maury McDermott, plus Out
fielder Tom Umphlett. The idea put Ted Williams
and Jensen back to back Walk Williams and the pitcher
gets Golden Boy Pitch to Williams and bang there might
the ball game
It is reasonable to assume that if Jensen can deliver
while Williams is recuperatng from his broken shoulder he
will produce when Ted Right the pressuer
ball hitter all Jackie There nobody else in the
Boston lineup except perhaps the improved Harry Aggan
who hits for distance.
PROBABLY JENSEN'S CHIEF fault according to many
baseball men, has been tendency to try too hard He did
1t when he Yankee, they say. 1851 opened
New York left fielder Joe DMaggo playing center and
Mantle right
1T outleld years experience" observed a
pressbox sage, "of which 16 belong DiMaggo"
Jensen envous of Mantle, who along to steal
attention from Golden Boy Fast Jensen Mantle
faster Powerful as Jackie was at the plate Mantle was even
In addition, Mickey batted from both sides
Yankees tell it, Jensen
Mantle One day in the spring of 1852 Jackie announced
that given equal chance to battle Mantle for DMaggios
vacated center field he would win out Stengel played
Jensen and then but Jackie did himself good with his
overswngng overhroWng So early May the Yankees
Golden Boy So-caed because he had been
fuback at California and had been given $4,000 bonus to
sign baseball contract.
AFTER JENSEN CAME to the Senators that May of so
he alternately looked like potentially great ball player
mediocre Some of his worst days or nights, were
against the Yankees He aimed for the beacher every
pitch he swung and fooishly tried to down base
with superhuman throws. Jackie Grade-A
grudge against the Yankees 1t back like boomerang
On the basis of early returns this Jensen appar
emily his More than other
regular in the Red SoX lineup Golden Boy keeping Boston
at the 500 mark pace with which Boudreau is finding
fault Or if he Lou is talking differently from the fellow
who trained his club in Sarasota, Fla
The day Williams broke his shoulder Boudreau
phoSophc Zone of those things, he shrugged tits tough
blow because with young team like need Williams.
All hope for that reasonably close to the
top-a 500 record would do-until the Big back"
Up to now you'd have say that Jensen is doing
than his share.
Evening star., 1954-04-20
Close Moior League Stort

In case you haven't noticed,
the major league pennant races
are away to one of the closest
starts in recent seasons.
No team has jumped off to a
winning streak. No team has
fallen far behind. Today, after
one week, only a game and a
half separates the first and last
place teams in the American
League; just two games divide
top from bottom in the National.
This early in the year the
races aren't too important. But
game won or lost in the first
week counts just as much toward
winning the pennant as one in
the heat Of the September pen
nant race.
Compared with the first week
of the 1858 season the standings
have undergone considerable
juggling. particularly in the
American League.
Detroit is leading by half a
game over Washington. A year
ago the Tigers were last, four
games behind the old st. Louis
Browns. and Washington was
in seventh place.
Redlegs Seventh Last Year.
Cincinnati, co-leader wit h
Philadelphia in the National
League, languished in seventh,
at the end of the first week last
year, while the PhilS were tied
for third.
Neither Brooklyn nor New
York, favored by most people to
repeat their 1858 triumphs, have
been able to match their first
week pace of last season. The
Dodgers already were in first
place with a Al mark-they are
third this time with 3-2-and
the Yankees were second at AZ.
They're 3-3 this year.
The leaders all lost yesterday
Detroit was toppled by Chicago,