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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19
Police Step Up War
On Illegal Parking
During Rush Hours

The Police Department has
started a breakdown on motor
lists who park on arterial streets
during the rush hours and since
March have tripled the num-
Der of automobiles impounded.
More cranes also have been
put into service to take away
cars Illegally parked during the
rush hours. Police have obtained
additional parking space to i'm
pound the autos.
For many years police have
been placing impounded and
wrecked cars on their lot on c
street between John Marshall
place and Sixth street NV. Now
they have another lot on o
street from Sixth to Seventh
NV.
Owners of impounded cars
have to go to the Traffic Bureau
in the Municipal Building and
post collateral before they can
get their autos.
Deputy Chief John J. Agnew,
in charge of the Police Traffic
Bureau, said his men are giving
motorists whose cars are parked
Illegally, about 10 minutes toll
erance. The restrictions on the
arterial highways are from 7 to
$50 am. and from 4 to $50
pm.
Traffic Director George E.
Keneipp said many motorists are
not cooperating with these reg
ulations and he may have to
recommend to the Commission
ers that the restrictions be
changed to mo parking" before
10 am. and before 7 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19
McKeIdin Sturts Today
On Four-Doy Trip
BY the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS. Mar. 10. Gov.
McKeldin starts his post-Legisla-
ture vacation, today, a four-day
trip combining business, oratory.
and loafing.
1t will take him to Boca Ration,
Fla. where he will address con-
vention of the Southeastern Pub
lie Utilities Association on Mon
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19
Star Photo Wins
Honorable Mention
In Look Contest

A photograph of a Middle
burg rider tumbling from his
horse. taken for The Star by
Staff Photographer Francs
Routt, has won honorable
mention in Look Magazines
all-Sports photo contest.
The same photo won Sec
ond place in the White
House news photographers
annual competition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19
Three More Boys Arrested
In HOUSEKEEPING Spree

Three more teen-age boys
have been arrested in connec-
ton with a recent wave of house.
breakings in the 14th precinct.
They were charged with house.
breaking and sent to the Receiv-
ing Home for Children pending
Juvenile Court action. Two are
Is and one is Is years old.
Six other colored boys were
arrested for their part in at least
six cases in the precinct. accord
ing to Capt. John Ryan, head of
the juvenile squad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19

g a n z atoms
annual meet
ing in Chi
cago.
Mr.. Braver-
man lives at
$500 @ street
NV, and has
law Offices in
t h e B a r +
Building.
He has been
a member of
the aSSocia-
tons Board
of Directors
since 1850,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19
Nursery School Institute

Mrs. j. Warren Hastings. pres
ident of the United Church
Women Of Washington will be
the keynote speaker at the an
nual Nursery School Institute
at 10 am. tomorrow in Giddings
auditorium, Fourth and q
streets Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19
Travellers Aid Group
Elects Treasurer

A. Marvin Braverman, Wash
ington attorney, today was elected
treasurer of the National Trav-
elers' Aid Association at the or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19

FESTIVAL BEAUTIES-These
girls have been picked by
their State societies to be
princeSSes i'm the Cherry
Blossom Festival March 80
through April 4.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
Noyes
Continued From First Page

(COQUluueQ from FuSG EdSe.I
wonderfully ornate, gilt-trimmed
reception hall for a view OF the
garden. reputed to be among the
loveliest in France. And If he
strains a little. he can catch a
glimpse of closed doors behind
which West German Chancellor
Adenauer and Premier Mendes-
France are fighting out their
stubborn political poker game.
Although rumors that sweep the
courtyard are hopeful, time is
running out. The final signing,
twice delayed, is now set for
3 pm.
Adenauer Looks Grim.
The slightest stir brings re-
porters crowding to the en-
trance. Photographers shove for
favored positions. AS guests
start arriving for luncheon there
is a sudden stampede to the side
entrance. Those who make it in
time are rewarded by the sight
of the German Chancellor
solemnly climbing pink marble
stairs to the dining room.
Looks GRIM" whispers one
reporter.
Furious" agrees his compan-
ion. Maybe finally we are get
ting somewhere"
Confirmation comes a few
minutes later from a dapper
spokesman of the French Foreign
Office. Agreement Is virtually in
the bag. All important points
Of a Saar settlement are pinned
Evening star., 1954-10-24
iDockers IN Britain
Spurn Government 5
Reiurn-io-WorkP Plea
BY the Associated Press

q LONDON, Oct. 23.--Striking
dockers defiantly rejected today
Government pleas to end their
walkout. which has halted more
than half the shipping Of this
maritime nation.
ig But efforts to extend the stop
page failed, giving rise to hopes
the 20-day-old strike has reached
Ats peak with $4,000 men out and
.3l8 ships lying idle.
III don and Southampton
Sdockers, many on strike against
union leadership, boeed and
jeered q back -to-work resolution
despite a threat by the govern
Slnent to use troops by Monday
to unload food cargoes.
Supported by Communists.
The strike has been supported
by the Communists but con-
denliled by Arthur Deakin, leader
of the giant Transport and Cen
eral Workers Union. Many
TGWU men are among the
strikers. ~.
The walkout began in London
when 5000 members of the steve-
dores and ightermen's union
came Seut on official strike on
protest against compulsory over
time.
They were soon~joined by un-
official strikers from Deakin's
TGWP and now $4,000 men are
aout in ports up and down the
country.
Exports worth $500 million are
piled UP along the nations wa
terfronts. Food cargoes are rot
ting in ships holds.
& TGWU leaders made their big
IBID for return to work today in
a series of dock gate meetings at
the major ports.
Permanent Dockers Solid.
A mass meeting Of London
"permanent" dockers-men with
a guaranteed weekly wage-split
$3.50 on the union cansfor q re-
turn. Then many of the dockers
moved over to an unofficial strike
committee meeting and voted to
stay out.
Similar results were reported
from meetings at Southampton
and Liverpool.
Efforts to bring out dockmen
at the vital north Of England
Port of Manchester failed. Only
so of 1000 men at a meeting
there today voted to stop work.
TGWU leaders announced to-
night they would call fresh
series of meetings for Monday
morning in a bid to resume
work.
Evening star., 1954-10-24

down. others viii be settled
after the treaties are signed. The
spokesman disappears out the
front gate, trailing a cloud Of
reporters.
At lunch you catch up on ac-
tivities of the American delega-
ton between bites of grilled sole.
With the formalities Of the con-
ference out Of the way, Secretary
Dulles, you are told, has retired
to the wings, leaving the main
mediation role to Sir Anthony.
The two. however, have been in
close contact. all along. The
strategy for bringing Mr.. Ade
nauer and Mr.. Mendes-France
together was worked out between
them the evening before.
Other Matters Discussed.
While waiting for the solution,
Mr.. Dulles hasn't been wasting
his time. Several important
conversations bearing on Anglo
American policy in the Middle
East have been held with the
British Foreign Minister.
At $3.50 PM, while several
dozen reporters cool their heels
in the velvet and marble lobby
of Quai d'Orsay, the last act Of
the dramatic week gets under
way. Word trickles down that
Mr.. Mendes-France and Mr..
Adenauer have signed the Saar
agreement. Letters have been
exchanged on unresolved points
which will be disposed Of early
next week. A few minutes later
the deed is done. Nine ministers
have met in the Foreign Offices
famed Salon d'Horloges where
21s years ago the Inflated EDO
treaty was signed amid cham
payne toasts to the future of
European unity. Today, with d
minimum Of formality, the Big
Three have put their names on
a new set of documents to make
a sovereign state of the German
Federal Republic. After that,
the seven European ministers
have signed papers which will
ren1ake the Brussels Treaty or
ganization to include Italy and
re-armed Western Germany.
The Final Step.
One step remains. At S pm,
approaching the massive Palais
de Chaillot over the Pont lena,
you can see f1ashbulbs@ stabbing
out from the enormous window
de Chaillot over the Pont d,Iena,
Evening star., 1954-10-24

III ministers cf the NATo alli-
aflce sit under the glare Of flood
lights ata wishbone-shaped table
covered with green baize. At the
head of the table lies the docu-
ment that. represents the cul-
mination OF a month Of phe-
nomenal diplomatic effort-the
treaty which will bring Germany
into the North Atlantic COM
munity as an equal and powerful
partner.
So far as history Is concerned.
this is the end Of fateful Octo-
ber %. But for weary ministers
and reporters alike a few more
chores remain. Word Of the ar
rival of q new Russian note
brings a rush to the residence
Of the American Ambassador
where Mr.. Dulles ID holding q
final talk with Mr.. Eden and
Mr.. Mendes- France. It turns
out to be futile trip. The min
listers, the reporters are told
firmly, were not holding a hud-
die on the Russian note. Some
Of them, in fact, have not yet
heard Of its existence. The meet
ing, says Ambassador Dillon, was
Just a simple little lovefeast of
the most informal kind.
Back to the Quai.
From there. the trail heads
back to Quai d'Orsay where the
French Premier, looking as happy
as man can look after four hours
sleep, fills in the press with his
own off-the-record version Of
the events oftfe day. The mood
lis relaxed and friendly It is
no secret that an overWhe helming
number of newspapern1ena aof all
nationalities like Mendes- France
After today there is no question
that his stature and that of his
country has grown inmeasur-
ably in the Western World.
Historic days are not, how
ever, inevitably strenuous. At
the end Of this one, two report
ers slipping their drinks at the
bar of the Crillon Hotel hap
pened to spot one Of the State
DEPARTMENTS most habitually in
formed sources. The reporters
hoping to tie up the last dan
Cling string, asked the source
what about the new Russian
note. The reply might well go
down in history with the other
events of the day: %
beats the Hell out Of me-"
said the source cheerfully. 1--WE
spent the whole afternoon look
ing at CezanneS."
Evening star., 1954-10-24
Wool Production Climbs

Wool production of 285 million
pounds. an increase of 28 million
pounds from the preceding sea-
son. is forecast for South Africa.
Cape Town reports.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
Doo WuIks 200 Miles

Tossed to the road by an acci-
dental lurch of q truck q shaggy
one-eyed dog named Flap walked
200 miles to his Alice Springs,
Australia, home.
Evening star., 1954-10-14
Seldom Found

3-bedrm., brick Colonial
home; only 5 min. from the excel.
Clarendon business section, Is block
to bus. close to schools, minutes
from the Pentagon: screened porch.
bsmt.; vacant, ready to move into;
immaculate condition; priced to
SELL No. IA.
Evening star., 1954-10-14
FALL SPECIALS

InFes fite Tsnc.5 9afn In NV ,e Im dn T
Alsoft 4-hedrm. brick, on " acre:
walking distance to school and
SHOPPING. Other good buys.
SMITH w. ALLNUTT, SR.
JU. e-4646 Spring 1894
Evening star., 1954-10-14
For S12.95O!

rwo-bath frame bungalow. with de-
tached garage and bsmt.; has been
used as 2 apts.; easy conversion TO
bedrms.: situated convenient to
shopping and transp. GI CAN BUY!
No. IL.
Evening star., 1954-10-14

500-A beautiful. 2-bedroom
Colonial, q stones throw from jr.
high and public school, l block to
room combination with fireplace.
full basement. attractive side porch,
nice landscaping. No money down
Evening star., 1954-10-14
CENEN'
BRICK RAMBLERS
ALL DIFFERENT
OPEN ] TIL DARK

S3l2 WARREN ST.
TO WARREN COURT
tile bath. equipped kit. roomy day
light bsmt., gas air heat Good
transp.. churches. schools and shop
ping. S1s.950 up. Excel. financing
MICHAEL WALSH & SONS, 1911
Eve 81. NV. RE. 7-S2s2. OIL. 6-7256.
Directions: Out Ga. ave. to 1900 blk,
nary lane to Linden lane to Warren
st. left on Warren st. to open house
signs III
Evening star., 1954-10-14

ARLINGTON COLONIAL
Nice corner lot. Anchor-fenced- in
close to school and shopping; side
screened porch, 8 good bedrms.,
bsmt. AVAILABLE TO SOME
LUCKY VETERAN FOR S17,750l
BY appt. No. 13.
Evening star., 1954-10-14
1917 OLIVER ST.
OPEN DAH.Y 1-5

k1RKSIDE-center-hall brk. Colonial
27x14. din rm.. 1874: powder rm..
lEe. kitchen: 4 lge bedrms. and :,
tile baths on end a; 2 bedrms. and
bath. on 3rd floor. 20x12 screened
porch. Gear garage. maids rm. and
lot. Call KE. 10000. REALTY
BROKERS. INC. 5504 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1954-10-14
"Cornered"

AND DELIGHTFULLY."- SO. Situated
roomy bath-and- half brick Colonial
home with side screened porch
opening into rear fenced lot. I'M
maculate pillar to post: excellent
N. Arl. location; S20.95O. BY appt.
No. A.
Evening star., 1954-10-14
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

AvONDALE--Lovely det.. 3.bedrm.
brick Colonial. lge. Nv, rm: with
screened porch. recr. rm., walk to
ID. C. transp. ROGERS REALTY
CO., Ma. S-0904: AP. 7-S047. lis
Johns Parish. Q prac-
ticany new 4-bedrm. brick Cape
Gods, bsmt.. nice yard / blk to bus
shopping nearby. public and ,paro-
JOHN A. VENT. AP. 10000.
Evening star., 1954-10-14

Manor Country Club--Custom- built,
split-level brick rambler. Three i'm
n1ense. bedrooms, . baths with room
for 2 more bedrooms and bath on
4th level; membership in Manor
Country Club, with sale to approved
purchaser.
Evening star., 1954-10-14
"CuStOm-Built"

Brick rambler styling with emphasis
on spaciousness; wide center hall.
gracious liv. rm.. cozy den. sep. din.
rm.. 3 bedrmS. and 2 baths; English
bsmt. has rec. rm. tflrepll, work.
shop and garage; unusual closet
space; expandable attic: O lovely
neighborhood of fine homes. BY ap-
pointn1ent only. No. 6,
Evening star., 1954-10-14
CO.

ALEXANDRIA-MT. YER
NON AREA. Specials for G1
or Ft Belvoir employees; each
one is an extra good buy,
/. Brick semidet. In Buck
nell Manor; 2 bedrms., | ;
bath. liy. rm. with din. end,
equipped kit. full bsmt. with
outside entr.: CT appraisal. (;
S11.S00 SO cash. Immedi-
ate possession. ''
2. Brick semidet, in Del
Ray section; 3 bedrms,. l
bath, mod. kit, liv. rm. with
d din. end. full bsmt., CT ap-
praisal,T S12,S50, 5S cash.
Early possession.
3. Brick rambler, in Holm
Hall village: 8 bedrms.. l
bath. mod. kit, lfv. rm. with
fireplace, din. end. Price,
SI4.5OO: assume Az first
trust. Only $1,000 cash re-
Quired
These attractive houses are
near schools, churches, stores
and transportation. For de-
tails, cali o. E.. LOOMS.
Broker so 6-6239. -15
Evening star., 1954-10-14
Easy

Brick Cape Cod with attached ga
rage and full bsmt.; 1st-h bedrm.
and bath: din. rm.. equipped kit.
Close-in N Arl.: S1Aa5OI No. 3.
Evening star., 1954-10-14
SpaceGalore

DESIGNl New brick
rambler on A-acre wooded lot; 3
nice bedrms. and . baths OF a
balcony hall; big modern liv.
rm. with beamed studio ceiling:
rm.: "club-like" rec. rm. (firepl. and
BATH: garage; de luxe privacy in q
distinctive neishborhood. No. 9.
Evening star., 1954-10-14
HOUSES FOR Saliva.

AREA--3-bedrm brick
rame1sT noaaI isl sisSo Ssms' wv wv se REaLTY al =
CO., IA, S-1S7S.
ALExANDRIA--Corner brick bldg.
with 2 apis. and store. Now occu-
pied by owner and tenant. Store
run as q grocery business. and offers
q real opportunity to make money.
Call TIE. 6-7244 or TE. 6-7344. ask
for listing 209. AL BAKER q SON,
INC. --16
ALEXANDRIA SPECIAL - S11.ooo
for 2-bedrm. home, expand. to 4
bedrms. Low down payment; easy
terms. ri. 9-s227, ASSOCIATED
ALEXANDRIA--GI approved. or own
er will finance; 9-rIn., 2-bath brick
In residential Rosemont; ami. gar.
Del Ray sect. - A
beautiful brick end row home. with
2 bedrns. and tile bath on 2nd d.:
liy; rm.. din. rp., Kit; with new
h.-a. heat; fenced yard. 81 900
down. $50 per month. Ask for list-
Evening star., 1954-10-14

S26. 50o-Here is very attractive. new
brick Cape Cod. Three bedrooms, 2la
baths, huge dining room. all-electric
kitchens: located stones throw
from q shopping center, in Wood
Evening star., 1954-10-14
Today'sGift

Big brick Colonial; accent on con-
venience; family liv. rnl.. roomy din.
rm., equipped kit; bsmt. has rec,
rnl.. with firepl.: 8 good bedrms. and
bath up; pulldown stairs to storage;
garage; S19.95O. far below replace
ment cnsf M
Evening star., 1954-10-14
GI-$69 MO.
$500 DOWN

1117 clagett dr.. nr. Rockville
bedrm. rambler: neat, attractive;
1Ee. hv. rm.. equipped kit, break
fast area, bath. side porch, work
shop; lge. pretty yards fr. and rear;
prin.. int, taxes and ins. incl. in
mo. payt. Price only Sl1. 900. HU
3-3316. RA. 3-4SS4. CHAPMAN
REATTv 1S
Evening star., 1954-10-14
CARQLE HIGHLANDS
HillcreSt Heights

5907 25th ave 1000. CT or nom
GI; bedrns.. all-elec. Kit. HILL
CREST REALTY. Ii. 7-4040; ewes.
10. S-&3(l&. -l6
Evening star., 1954-10-14
TOP-NOTCH VALUE
4-BEDROOM COMFORT
WANT TO TRADE?

New 8 and 4-bedroom brick ranb-
lers. In convenient Livingston Oaks,
level shady lots: Ia baths. wood
paneled fireplaces, built-in book
shelves, lots of closet space. full
daylight basement with unfinished
rec. rooms; q convenient location
for NRI., Boiling and Andrews
Fields. Phone until 8 pm. 10. q
JIM BRITT
1920 INDIAN HEAD HWY, Sc.
Evening star., 1954-10-14

elsie, ,500--No money down. 30
yr. financing available; o beautiful
brick 3-bedroom Colonial. with beau
tiful side screened porch. located
Completely redecorated throughout;
Anchor fenced lot.
Evening star., 1954-10-14

GT-Sl5,500-An extremely unusual
combination; beautiful Woodmoor.
and excellent CT financing. A quail
fed veteran can purchase this beau
Colonial for no down payment and
low monthly payments.
E. F. Blanchard, Realtor
e435 Georgia Ave. Silver Spring
Ju. $4,000 TIL 10, Incl. SUN:
Evening star., 1954-10-14

GI-S19.950-Owne will accept q
81 contract on q beautiful. 3-bed-
room. brick rambler, in Rosemary
Hills. Full ballroom basement, all
electric kitchen: close to everything.
Evening star., 1954-10-14
"Pippin'" "

rhree-bedroom brick rambler, just q
hop. skip and jump TO the new
de luxe equipped Kit; Sib. $50: viii
so GI. SEE 1T TODAY. No. s.
Evening star., 1954-10-14
WESTMORELAND HILLS
WHEATON HILLS
S13.550

CT INSPECTED AND APPROVED
rna.. modern kit. full bsmt.; An
chor-fenced large lot. Shown by
appt. only
Leach & Cronin, Inc.
10. $4,000 LO. 4-S546
Evening star., 1954-10-14
CHILDREN'S PARADISE

Beautiful Dutch Colonial constructed
of California redwood on a-acre lot
Weeping willows, Towering shrubs,
grape arbor. stone barbecue: one blk
ter-hall entrance, winding stairway.
ige. liv. rm.. with flrepl.. . sdoors
open onto screened porch. Very large
din. rn1. with corner cupboards, 3
lge. bedrms.. plus sewing room and
bath on End a. Full bsmt.. det. ga
rage, easV terms
Evening star., 1954-10-14
candy Gunp''

VIEW of the sur
rounding neighborhood! 3Abedroom
frame Colonial home with bsmt. |;
St yrs' ssf1 old: he4i estab ienseH ne;shborRood
Priced for quick sale at S14,500.
Good, Naluei No. 81 SIS. a.
Evening star., 1954-10-14
STATELY BRICK

Three lge. bedrms.. Ia baths, liv.
I'm. equip. kit. with breakfast space.
hsnlt.; gas heat, lee. scr. pch., cor
ner lot. This lovely home is in i'm
maculate condition throughout. We
invite. your inspection.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN 4-1166 WA. 1865
Evening star., 1954-10-14
NEAR ST. BERNARDS

NEAR ST. BERNARDS
NEW 4O-FT. RAMBLER
Situated on large Soft level lot: 8
big bedrms., full bsmt, built-fn
garage. ultramod. kit; Incorporate
ing the finest In materials and
workmanship. Priced low. at S14.-
750: conv. or FLA financing with
reasonable terms. ----
The Perry Boswell Co.
WA. 1-4500 Till 8 PM.
Evening star., 1954-10-14
LEWISDALE

$12,825--GI APPROVED
.-bedrm. brick bungalow with lge.
@ exp ATT attic; oGTsd 9, and and insIatsd ss ss;
heat: Ice. fenced lot 50x150. storm
windows, Ven. blinds and many
other extras. No down payment re-
uuired to qualified veterans.
Evening star., 1954-10-14
CALIFORNIA RAMBLER

LARGE. WOODED LOT
Full bsmt. with fireplace, 3 bedrms..
. baths, beamed ceiling liv. rm., sep.
dor Oven. plenty of closets. also ga
rage and patio. this Is something
definitely different in this area Well
f1nsneed Cali CARL NJ FREEMAN
REALTY CO.. INC. OIL. 4-0642. ewes.
OI, o.R5S0 ia
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"Bit O. Honey"

CUTIE WITH EX-
elusive FEATURESl ANTIQUE brick
rambler; liv. rri. with firepl: de luxe
bath. Lot is nicely shaded; conv
to everything; CT APPROVED AT
$15,100. Act promptly. No. 10.
Evening star., 1954-10-14
OWNER LEAVING FOR
SOUTH AMERICA

Must sell his lovely. 2-story, 3-bed-
E,,ns ESoona, 6rtsk s;l.. home: located near q
Silver spring. Large living room,
dining room. Side porch. Maids
room, Priced for quick sale; SIS. 300.
Small down payment VIII buy. Cali
10. g-e0IG till 8. MONTGOMERY
INVEsTMENT D INSURANCE co.
Evening star., 1954-10-14
I.EWIGDAI.E AREA

EW4SOALE ARGA
24O2 Grimm ST., Lane Manor--3-bed-
range, refgr.: Anchor fence; vacant.
HE. 4-3500; eyes,, AP. 1882.
w. W. LEWIS. Realtor.
GATEWAY TOD. C.
By the new expressway. only 10 min
utes downtown; 4 bedrms., lovely liv.
rm, equip. kit, full bsmt.. gas heat;
this home is loaded With extras;
close to shopping and schools. Priced
at only $12.750 with easy terms to
Grs.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1166. WA. T-6655
Evening star., 1954-10-14
Truly Great Name

ON THE VIRGINIA MARKET
WESTOVER! Convenience de luxe:
schools, shopping, churches and
'transp.. all prs cfically at your. door
step: brick Colonial charri,er, with,
PsrSh pssS me- si9, ,y 6;t m din 1sdrms;a neg a,,a f9f s9t
down: only Si3.25O! See this one,
quickly, No. 2.
Evening star., 1954-10-14
What a Treat!

Cod with expansible attic; liv. n rrIn.
has firepl.. 2 bedrms. and bath.
down; equipped kitchen, screened
porch; nice level lot borders a se-
cluded park; ideal for the kiddies
to play in. Full price. Sl3,96O
CALL NOWi No. 15.
Evening star., 1954-10-14
Aurora Hills

AREAi Hillside Colonial brick with
good room sizes and English bsmt
3 bedrms.. equipped kit, sep. din.
rm. Here's your opportunity to
buy In this ever popular location
for less than 100000. FOR GI
Or NQN-VEri No Ii
Evening star., 1954-10-14
HOME AND INCOME

HOME AND INCOME
Live rent-free In this handsome nome
and take in S251 per no. Owners
first-n. apt. has living room, din.
rm. kit. ? bedrms. and bath. Gear
garage; lot 50x200. Price. S17,500.
HANDY MANS SPECIAL
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-22
Coddies Tip Helps
Mrs. Brooks Win
Star Cup PIoyon

Seven one-putt green's and a
caddie's tip helped Mrs. j. A.
Brooks win the playoff for The
Star Cup yesterday and take
the trophy to Belle Haven for the
first time since 1t was put in
play in 1917.
Mrs. Brooks shot a 44-42-86
at Kenwood Country Club and
deducted IL handicap strokes
for a net "a. Mrs. D. J. Garri-
son of Army Navy had 45-44
for an 80 and deducted 10 han
dicap for q net 70. They tied
on Tuesday, Mrs. Brooks with
84-12-72-and Mrs. Garrison
82-1O-72.
Mrs. Garrison outdrove Mrs.
Brooke by about so yards on
the first hole of the playoff. and
Mrs. Brooks caddie whispered
to her Don't try to outdrive
her, just play your own game"
Mrs. Garrison excelIed on the
tee during the entire round but
the tiny Belle Haven player was
more accurate around the
green's.
Mrs. L. N. Hill, first vice
president Of the Women's Dis
trict Golf Association. presented
The Star Cup to Mrs. Brooks.