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The Key West citizen., 1954-02-11
To
Be Official
I'm Two Years
BY HUGH FULLERTON JR.

NEW YORK R-Football's Ivy
League, long recognized by the
public, will become a reality in
| 1856.
The announcement yesterday
that the governing boards of the
eight loosely associated Eastern
colleges had approved a round
robin football schedule immediate.
ly brought up the question: What
will be the effect on the East's
other foOtball-playing schools.
The round-robin schedule, which
viii require each Ivy team to play
the other seven In the group, is
Iexpected to go into effect for the
1856 SeaSon-the first one for which
schedules have not been drawn up.
The change won't be too great, for
most of the schools played five or
six league" games last season
and both Princeton and Columbia
had round-robin schedules in 1852.
But it will leave such other in
stitutions as Army, Navy, Colgate,
Syracuse, Holy Cross and Rutgers
looking for some new opponents.
The Ivy League consists OF
Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Dart.
mouth, Harvard, Pennsylvania,
Princeton and Yale. Since 1945,
when the presidents of these
schools first began 10 formalize
the newspaper-created league, -
they have been limited to a maxi.
mum of nine football games each
season.
The agreement just approved is
largely reaffirmation and re.
wording of the principles first es.
tablished in 1945 and added to in
1852. But it also includes approval
of the principle of round-robin
schedules in other sports, thus
drawing the members more than
ever into tightly knit group.
The eight Ivy schools compose
the Eastern intercollegiate Pa~h-t-
ball League and they're all men,
berS, with few others, OF the
The Key West citizen., 1954-02-11
Baltimore Orioles Seek "New
Look" For 81 Through Trades
Nv SHELDON sAKoWlTz

NEW YORK R-The Baltimore
Orioles. anxious to make a good
impression in the American
League after an absence of so
years. are going all out for a new
look in 1854.
Last season, the Orioles, who
were then the st. Louis Browns,
finished in the cellar. Since shift
ing franchises, Baltimore has en-
barked on a trading program to
improve the clubs position.
Pitcher Vern Bickford was pur-
chased by the Orioles yesterday
from the Milwaukee Braves of the
National League for an undiSclosed
sum. As part of the deal, Balti-
more also sold Charles White Jr.,
catcher from its San Antonio
farm team, to the Braves.
This was the Orioles second
major deal in less than a week.
They obtained outfielder Sam Mele
and infielder Neil Berry from the
Chicago White Sox last Friday in
exchange for outfielder Johnny
Groth and infielder Johnny Lipon.
Bickford joined the Braves at
Boston in 194S. In six seasons he
compiled a 66-56 won-loSt record.
The 80 year old highlander,
handicapped by a broken finger
last season, won only two and lost
five in 20 games, a performance
way below par for him. The Ori.
oleS hope that he will regain his
old form and bolster their pitching
staff.
It was disclosed that both the
Boston Red Sox and the New York
Yankees wanted Bickford, but Of
lfered only cash for him. He was
passed by the seven other National
League clubs for the $4,000 waiver
price.
The Orioles also signed Frank
Fanovich to bring their list of con.
tented players to IS. The 3l-year-
lold Southpaw hurler was acquired
with pitcher Joe Coleman from the
Athletics during the winter in ex-
change for moundsman Bob Cain.
Other signings yesterday includ.
ed: outfielder Harry Simpson and
catcher Joe Ginsberg, Indians,
first baseman Joe Adcock, Braves;
outflelder Bob Nieman, Tigers;
pitcher Larry Jansen, Giants
pitcher Steve Ridzik and outfielder
Stan Palys, Phils; pitcher Bill
Powell and catcher Dick Kinaman
Redlegs; pitcher Jim Willis, Cubs:
lnflelder Curtis Roberts, Pirates
and infielder Jim Brideweser
Yanks.
In Oklahoma City, pitching ace
Allie Reynolds of the Yanks re.
vealed that he had rejected the
clubs second contract offer. The
Super Chief, repeatedly holding Out
for $4,000, commented: "I won't
say / play baseball for the money
just the amount"
The Key West citizen., 1954-02-11
P.s.s THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Thursday, February II. 1884
CHARLEY
Covers SELECTIONS

Second Race: Mer-Shack. John.
ny Nell and Sleigh Bell. t3-2-D
Third Race: Mountain Ore. o
Us Outside and Sol Bonita. (s-2
y
Fourth Race: Sir Omar. Recon
ditioned and R. 0'S Morning Glory
.(5-6-2l
Fifth Race: Tack Out. Prem and
Roll LaSSie. (2-6,S)
Sixth Race: Embraceable. Rivi-
era and Tral Line. $3.50
Seventh Race: Taran. Lady Por-
lis and Brave Pal. (7-2.D
Eighth Race: Meadow Graft,
Boyee and Rural Cousin. (3-6-1
Ninth Race: Izzy Ort, Capricorn
and Trade Secret. (S-7-3)
Tenth Race: Fair Monarch, Sum.
mer Special and Lady Crystal. g.
SD
The Key West citizen., 1954-02-11

II Charley Conch were asked TO
name the dog he thinks could con-
.SiStently give Comstock a hard
time, he might surprise you by say
ing Ilzy ort, a pup who is new
to the local track is just that grey
hound.
Izzy Ort viii so to the post to
night in the feature and don't over
look him. He trailed the field in
his first start against ComSt0ck
but his schooling record shows he's
going to be a factor at the Kennel
Club.
So, tonight, Charley Conch picks
him 10 win the feature.
Other selections:
First Race: Silent Profit, Lovely
Day and Clowner. 1856
The Key West citizen., 1954-02-11
Cardinals Dicker With Schoendienst

ST. LOUIS R-St. Louis Cardi-
nails officials hope to resume con-
tract talks today with their two
star holdouts, second baSeman Red
Schoendienst and pitcher Harv
lHaddiX.
General Manager Dick Meyer
and Vice President Bill Walsing-
ham said they had scheduled a re-
opening of the talks for today, to-
morrow or Saturday.
Haddix, who led the Cards staff
with a 20-7 record last season,
repeatedly is asking from $4,000
to $4,000 for the 1854 season.
That's about double his estimated
1858 salary.
Haddix and other club pitchers
and catchers are scheduled TO re-
port to the Cards st. Petersburg,
The Key West citizen., 1954-02-11
Key West Kennel Club Results



whiteheads August Time Bomb-Ms Vivian
Ts coNNTE 10y 10y 900 40 Quniela C2s) $500
Breeze Kennels Dark Bnde D.
E E. sts1S SEw HEEL " 4% 10 e tss Qunsl. css $40
Daily DOuble-Memory Time MeuO paid $40
THIRD RACE
WmnerM o. Ferrens Brnde d. May. Sreak-Lids
SSSSas MEMORY s." as 1S e Qsn.l. "a, 1900
Overseas Kennels Dark Brndle B., June
Blue MAN1KN 1850 30 ouniela us, $3.50
ALLSTYLE $50 "' ~
FIFTH RACE
- ~ S
957S e5SSgs I'M SosE 90" a asS Sss Qnnisl. el 1000
SIXTH RACE
ERE E'as oSo S51s Black 81 $50 May SO s e wn'
MERGEEY sFFSk TzS ST.ISK RISK $40 sso ouniela
Winner Hutchngs' Bnde d. June, HarmOny-Miss
LET'S CODY $50 $50
GENE GENE G4FFlER G6FF 500 80 20 9uniel' ('S 1920
Wnner-R Sc s Brnde D. July 1851. Mixed HarmOny-Broad.
SIR Tis askAY Ky 4~ 1920 $40
RENE h8E HILL D." sSS S euniela oS' 1880
Fosters Binde d. November
SSssF SEEsran $40 So So sss ass Qunl. m $3.50
BransOns Brinde D. March 1850 Style KgM Johnny
MoHAMMEDAN 80 IsS ~u"siA u" i'S0
The Key West citizen., 1954-02-11

baseball league, golf association
and the heptagonal track associa-
ton.
When news leaked out that the
round-robin football schedule was
contemplated, athletic directors OF
some other Eastern colleges began
talking about forming a new con-
ference or league. AS far as can
be learned, it still is in the talk
ling stage, although Syracuse Ath-
lletic Director Lew Andreas recent
'ly said a new conference could
be formed this spring and actually
he in operation by 1856 or 1857"
The Key West citizen., 1954-02-11

Fla, training camp a week from
tomorrow.
SchOendienSt, who just missed
the National League batting crown
last season, is after his biggest
season salary since he joined the
Cards in 1945. The switch-hitting
|infielder hit .342 last season when
he was paid an estimated SIS, 900.
This year Schoendienst is report
.edly asking at least $4,000. The
Cards are believed to have offered
SIS, 900.
The Key West citizen., 1954-02-11
Trade Secret.
Capricorn To
Vie Tonight In
Feature Race

Manuel Fosters Comstock
ran into little opposition
last night when he finished
nix lengths ahead of his
nearest competitor in the
feature race at the Key West
Kennel Club.
In. waltzing off with the
victory the three-year-old,
currently the hottest thing
on four feet at the Kennel
Club, equaled the track re-
cord Of 30.3 seconds over the
sic mile distance that he
set two weeks ago.
He led from wire to wire
when he got the jump on the
rest Of his competitors and
steadily heightened his mar
gin. It marked his ninth win
of the current meeting and
increased his chances of set
ting an all-time record for
wins at the local greyhound
track.
His closest competitor was
Smart Design who saved ground
and fought off late rallv staged
by Judy Doll, who ran third.
Comstock, a heavy favorite at
the betting windows, paid $40, 800
and 2.60. Smart Design returned
$50 and 40 while Judy Doll re-
turned 800.
The Quiniela on the feature re-
turned $3.50.
Sir Mckay came in a winner In
Che eighth'race, another Grade One
start. ADJ choice with the fans,
the winner coupled with Pagoda TO
pay a 1880 Quiniela.
Sir Mckay returned 41.40 to win,
1870 TO place and $50 to show.
In tonight's feature action, hot
battle looms between F. B. Stutz
Capricorn and Mrs. o. 2. Ferrell's
Trade Secret.
Both ofathese pups hold impress
sive wins over Grade One compe.
titors and will be watched closely
tonight.
The balance Of the field includes
N. W. Fagg's Glen Page, Fred
Whitehead'S Just A Bomb, Jesse
williams Fancy Troubles, Walter
Owens Release Call, Don Bran
sons Red Carpet and Jack Ort-
ner's Izzy 0rt.
Racing Secretary L. L. Griffin
has also matched a field Of top
notch dogs in the eighth race To-
night. The field includes Lekko,
Be Fina, Meadow Graft, Lilac La
dy. Sleeping Troubles, Boyee, Ru-
raj Cousin and Short Bid.
The program viii get underway
at s:15 p. m. with the first half
OF the daily double.
The Key West citizen., 1954-02-11
Martin Faces
Fight For Job

NEW YORK R-It may not be
news to Billy Martin, star of the
1883 World Series, but Gerry Cole
man plans to give him a real
| fight for the second base position
on the New York Yankees.
The word came from Coleman
himself as he signed a contract
and headed for st. Petersburg to-
day to get a three-week Jump on
his rival for second base. Martin
hasn't yet signed his contract.
Coleman was the regular Yankee
second baseman before leaving for
service as a captain in the Marine
Air Corps. He returned to the Yam
KEGS late last August but didn't
see much action the remainder Of
the season and didn't play in the
World Series, in which Martin got
IL hits.
The Key West citizen., 1954-02-11

During the off season Sid Cor
don, now Of the PittSburg Pirates.
works as a salesman in a clothing
store.
The Key West citizen., 1954-02-11

Ted KluszewSki of the Redlegs
hit q homers at CroSley Field in
1858. This is the most ever hit
there in a single season by a Ma
tonal League batter.
The Key West citizen., 1954-02-11

Trade Secret
Fancy Troubles
Capricorn
ITENTH RACE - 80 mile
Grade S
Lady Crystal
Princess Flax
Tumble Time
Porky Paul
Little Dusty
Bendina
Fair Monarca1
Summer Special
The Key West citizen., 1954-02-11

The National League is 70 years
old. Warren c. Giles is It's 10th
president.
The Key West citizen., 1954-02-11
STOLEN

BROCKTON, Mass. RLThieyes
broke into a shoe plant during the
might and took one item-a watch.
dog named Judy.
The Key West citizen., 1954-02-11

Since 1947 the Cotton Bowl game
IN Dallas has been a selout before
the identity of the competing teame
was announced.
The Key West citizen., 1954-02-11

The Detroit Tigers had the Amer
ican Leagues poorest batting av-
erage for nigh. games. The team
batted only .236 under the lights.
The Key West citizen., 1954-02-11

Minnie Minoso of the White So>
grounded into the most double
plays in the major leagues dur
ing 1858.
The Key West citizen., 1954-02-11

Lady Lady
Roll LaSSie
Midnighter
Tack Out
| Yardley
Wava
SIXTH RACE -- s.l6 mile
Grade ;
Trail Line
| Wheat
Riviera
Painter Pete
My Bitsy
Embraceable
| Pamadon
Happy Woman
lsEvENTH RACE - SIS mile
Grade z
Starcia
Little Trouper
Taran
Snow Twinkle
Lady Ports
Blissful
Brave Pal %~x
! FuSbudget
EICHTH RACE - SIS mile
Grade !
Short Bid
Lilac Lady
Boyee
Sleeping Troubles
Meadow Craft
Rural Cousin
Be Final
Lekko
NINTH RACE - SIS mile
Grade
Just A Bomb
Glen Page
Release Call
IzZy Ort
Red Carpet
The Key West citizen., 1954-02-11
Sport Notes

Ezzards Charles, former heavy.
weight champion, had ~ amateur
fights and won them all.
The Key West citizen., 1954-02-11
Z. w. Kennel Club Entries

FIRST RACE - s.I6 mile
Grade I
Razor's Rocket
Val Victory
Gay Jeff
Lovely Day
Silent Profit
Silky Blend
Holiday House
Clowner
Grade 5
Viking Panther
Archangel
Johnny Nell
Sleigh Bell
Mer-Shack
CreStliner
Molly Gun
Moving Please
THIRD RACE - S.l6 mile
Grade M
Mountain Ore
| o. ]. S Outside
Light Whistler
FlaShy Pearl
Maple Syrup
Sol Bonita
| Clair Bee
Fixed Route
FOURTH RACE - S.l6 mile
Grade 4
Reconditioned
/ Chico Spider
Southern Gent
Blue
Baker Boy
/ Sir Omar
| Steel Band
| R. o. S Morning Glory
FIFTH RACE - SIS mile
Grade ;
| Prem
Fiction Lad
Evening star., 1954-09-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA. MD. SCI .950--New
an-bricS RAMBI Err: 3 bedrnls,.
li2 baths. separate dining room,
daylight bsmt. Nr. National Health
Institute. You will do well to con.
(Evenings1, DE. 2-59l5. THOS. j.
FISHER & CO.. INC. DI. 7-6S30.
near Kenwood--Beau-
tiful white brk. Colonial in perfect
cond.: lovely big rms. and nice
wooded setting: center reception
hall, breakfast rm. on 1st a.: 3 ex-
.cellent bedrms.. ? baths on End a.;
splendid value at S24,950. FRANK
8. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1411; eyes,.
OIL. 4.13SQ.
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Near Seneca Guard Loci

Have you been looking for nice.
small, secluded summer hideaway?
Then you must see Catfish" Two
acres with redwood siding house
consisting of living room with fire.
place, combination kitchen, dining
room, utility room, modern bath,
large bedroom, storage room and
screened living porch. In perfect
repair. Outside doodlights. auto
matte deep-well water pump, worm
pit and the pond. Pump house.
large garage and tool house. storage
house. Fruit and nut trees. crane
arbor. II miles from Washington.
$3.50 cash. Call Mr.. Domer,
SANDOZ, INC, DU. 7-l234. -22
Evening star., 1954-09-21
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.

S2l, $50. immaculate
brick home in Beverly Hills area,
few minutes from Pentagon; bedrm.'
and half bath on 1st f.; = big bed
rooms and bath on End A.: beauti-
fully paneled rec. rm. with fireplace
and mahogany bar; artistic lot with
lse. private flagstone patio and p
outdoor barbecues. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS, DI. 1-141l: ewes, OIL. a-4S34
ALEX. AREA--only SILL 800 for g.
bedroom rambler on large lot. Ex-
9-s227. ASSOCIATED BROKERS.
ANNANDALE-By owner; CT ap-
praised 3-bedrm. rambler: lge
lot. trees and shrubs; parochial and
public schools. A genuine bargain.
JE, 4-5aI9 after 8 pm, -s3
s12,956. JE. 4-45l5. --:,a
NORTH in beautiful
Lyon Village-Walk to schools and
shops, block to bus; 8 rooms, 2l2
baths, den, fireplace. bsmt., oil
til 8. 2S.7 North Franklin rd.
village-Watk to schools and shop;
! block to bus. & rms. ga. baths,
den. fireplace. bsmt., oil h-w.h.
garage. :S27 North Franklin rd
REULAH Goss. IA; 2-5ds',,.
ARL,; 5-RMS.. FuRN.: semidet brk.
house: excel. cond; full bsmt., storm
winoows. fenced yard. 10 min. Pent.
or city; $4,000. BY OWNER. KE; s.
ARL., N. Tree-lined. established
neishborhood, close to schools and
type home: ST A., living with 2 bed
rms. and bath, din. rm., liy. rm.
with fireplace, kit. screened porch.
Attic pine-paneled for rec. rm..
bsmt., gar, nice yd Vacant Redec.
Excel. terms. Assume CT loan; $19,-
$50 INEz .CUsHARD, EN-. 2-4232;
CHERRYDALE, Under SI2.000-2I
blks. to Transportation. schools and
shopping. CT APPROVED. 3-bedrm.
Older home with full entrance hall.
lee. liv. nm, separate dining room.
utility room; ) big Sedrms. and bath
on End e, Permanent stairway toi
Level lot with trees. To inspect call
METZLER---VA. OFFICE, JA. 5-7515.
F FAIRFAX-Eearly new. attrac. 81
hedrm. rambler, mr. school. shops;
f1repl., full bsmt.; oft. wall incioses
patio Assume lse. A. GI loan: sac
'ifice. Sl5,a50. OWNER, CIR. 3-017s.
--26
NORTH ARLINGTON - Colonial 81
bedrm. brick, plus .pine-paneled den.
CT. SCI 500. So down. J-W REAL
sLEEPY HoLLow RAMBLER-De-
signed hy builder for his. own home,
this luxury rambler combines beau-
ty and quality. From its entrance
hall--iovelS 15x27-.t. liv. rm. with
stone frepl,, sep. din. rm., loft. |
de luxe all-eiec. kit: 3 lge. bedrms.
2 all-tiled baths; completely fin
ished rm. with hrepl, in bsmt. over
sized ATT. garage; ha-acIs level lot
Gan I'LL 9 pm: METzLER--VA.
). .ARL.-6-rm. brick; oil heat. pan
eled rec. rm.; 10 min. to Pentagon;
conv. to bus and schools Sl4 900, |
Call IA, 7-5308.. --26
ST. JAMES PARISH--3-bedrm. as
bestos shinsle; 2 blks. buses. shop.
paroehial school: S13.500. Will 90
GI. JE. 3-nSSI, SIS
BY OWNER-3-bedrm. brk. ran.b.
with full bsmt Price. S11.50a. GI
contract accepted with 5000 dn.. For
appt.. call IA. 10000. 81
Evening star., 1954-09-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

FAIRFAX vILLAGE-Nr.. Penna. and
bedrms, gas heat. deep lot, GI ap-
proved. S12,950. HARTMAN REALTY
INC. LU. 4-3400. LU. 1-7126.
HHLCREST-Serera det. brk. homes,
rambler. Cape Cod, Colonial; 8 and
inspeef. psafs Cali Ml'h hARTMAa m GsEalL REALTY
INC. LU. 4-3400. LU. 2-5976;
eIe ALABAMA AVE. s.E.-House: 2
apts., 8 rms, bath, full bsmt., dble.
metal garage. hot-water heat. Price,
$4,000. Call 10. 3-9657,. Mon,
through Sat REBA PARAHAM. 5--21
SMALL CASH REoUlRED--Nr.. 4th
and Atlantic. This 6-year-old brick
awaits your INSPECTION. We think
it will appeal to those with a
large family, Three generous-size
bsdEms bsi ca Rlssfsree Mt cross 5se e. &C. xlte z4
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO., 1924
sai e ST. S.E.-vacant; 6 rms,
bsmt.. h.-w.h.; full price. 81 800,
$1,000 down. 500 mo. MAX MIL,
dER Ii 1905 osIga Pa ave- s.e' LII Sa 7-Saoo
1929 II ST. s.E.-Row brick; ; rms
and bath, rec. rm; gas g1II h.1Mih:; oTI6unv n;
fsRaGlsi RRSG EsTATE ~ ns'eea' co. "iLIoo'hD' Z
1l8 UPSAL ST. S.E.-Semidet. brick.
rms. 2 baths, large yard. II. g.
1043. WILLoUGHBY REAL ESTATE
500 CASH. sss Mo.-1ncl. taxes.
Lovely 6-rm. row brick. Full bsmt,,
bus and stores at corner: $4,000
H. l.. GODDARD, OIL. 4-7922.
Evening star., 1954-09-21
HOUSES FOR sALE--h.w.
coroREr--FoIJR pEDRMs.

CoLoRED--FouR BEDRMS.
1912 Sth ST. NV.
81 900 cash dcwn takes this clean.
comfortable four -bedrm.. brick home
Priced low to sell quick at SI4,950
on terms like rent. Extra shower
bath in basement and garage for
your car. Call Mr.. Clark. RA. B.
9Ul1.
MARSHALL J., WAPLE co.
I 224 18th ST NV AID A-2nil5
Evening star., 1954-09-21
HOUSES for sALE-A.w. tcon,. +,

SPECuLAToPS--lNv
Colonial front porch: unit block OF
Bryant st. NV. Nfne-rm. brick; oil
heat. ciesn; front. rear entr. to
bsmt.; noss.. $4,000.
NO. 1-290S TU. 2-3T5yl
Evening star., 1954-09-21
WRITE YOUR OWN TICKET

Quality unmatched. in quiet neieh-
borhood. yet within ] block shop
ping and fast transp,; immaculate
brick Cape Cod on beautiful land.
scared corner lot with. fruit and
shade trees. Center-hall entrance,
25-ft liv. rm. with fireplace, family
size din rm.; screened porch. &C
cessible from liv. rm. and large
equipped kitchen with eating space;
l bedrm or den with y bath down;
2 large bedrms. and tiled bath up;
full bsmt.; attached garage. Owner
will sell this tastefully decorated
home completely furnished. Attrac.
tive terms. GI or non-GI.
Evening star., 1954-09-21
HOME AND INCOME
CT APPROVED

UI AZ I ONJV Ell
S12,S5o. VACANT. Near Texas ave.
2-story semidet. brick; liv. rm.. din.
rm., kit; - bedrms. and bath on
2nd floor; bsmt. finished with COM
plete bath. Call Ii. $4,000, 9 till 8.
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
Evening star., 1954-09-21
THIS IS LIVING,

When you can enjoy a rest
ful evening before the fireplace
in this 3-bedrm. brick RAM
bier with modern kitchen, fin
ished recreation rm. for the
family to romp in. It's in
Flower ave. section of Silver
Spring and Sl9.500 GI ap-
proved. IT sparkies with good
care. Call us to inspect.
Evening star., 1954-09-21
HOUSES FOR s &ALE--Mp.
PRIVACY AND QUIET
PAINT BRANCH FARMS

ia beautifully developed acres. sta
ern Ia-yr. Old s-rn,., 4.bath home
with 2-car garage. Entirely fenced
and level. shaded by 14S Dogwood
trees and fruit orchard. Space for
2 more homes. Call Mr.. Clark. RA.
SPOIL.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE
294 14th ct NV AID 4-2((l5
Evening star., 1954-09-21
BRK, RAMBLER

Features center hall plan: 3 twin
sized bedrms., Pa baths, all-elec
kitchen with dishwasher and dis
poSal, sep. din. rm., liv. rn1. with
fireplace. attached garage. gas
hwh.. lovely neighborhood: cony.
to schools. transp. and shopping.
For appointment to see above prop
critics. cali JU 5-1324 or
LAUREL REALTY co.
S72U Flower Ave. SIS. JU. $500
Evening star., 1954-09-21
TEA FOR TWOi

- AS - w ~
Would be a pleasure N this
2-bedrm. brick rambler with
large liv. rm. and fireplace; on
level lot, in central Silver
Spring. 1t is GI approved at
$l2,500. No casli needed If
you qualify.
Evening star., 1954-09-21
4O19 Alabama Ave. Sc.
II BUILT-10 SOLD
Dr;oo Do1,,cod 0plv

FT1CE REuuCEU-OIlIy
$4,000 Cash Needed to Buy
Open 10 Till 9 Every Day
dining room comb. powder rm..
large fully equipped Kitchen. gas
range, garbage dispsaI, dishwasher,
9-cu.-ft, Hotpoint refgr. Beauty
craft cabinets: three full-size bed
rms. and bath; full basement; GE
gas air heat. large concrete rear
door: near shopping and schools. To
reach: Out Pa. ave. s.e. to Alabama
ave, left 2 blocks to houses and
Evening star., 1954-09-21
$l4,75O-Mt. Pleasant

Overlooks Rock Creek Park
An immaculate tapestry brick:
splendid rooms. modern bath. > in
closed porches: up-to-date kitchen:
semifinished basement with addi-
tional bath: sas heat; garage; lovely
garden: easy terms. CALL MIR.
TILLER evenings. EN-. 2-234D.
THOMAS. j. FISHER q CO.. INC.
Evening star., 1954-09-21
COLORED-SS50 DOWN
I nNEi V NW InCATION
CoLoRED STOP AT

Ali 18th NV.
And see this lovely home. Bring the
kids. they will have plenty OF room
with living rm.. dining rm. kitchen,
den and incl. porch theatedl on
1st A.: 4 bedrms. and 2 baths en-
End A.. also inclosed poren. Steps
20 attic. Gas heat, garage. All for
less than you think with good terms.
Mr.. Martuh, LA 6-1S45.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2o06
Evening star., 1954-09-21
DEAD LINE TO BEAT

This remarkable value Just listed.
To advertise, must call now. In.
formation will be cheerfully given.
Call for full description. 3-bedrm.
stone rambler. Soft. liv. rm.. with
large patio: 1I2 baths; lovely shrubs
and trees; really choice location.
Only S23,lT5 G1; terms arranged,
non-vet,
VIM +, WAKEFIELD
Evening star., 1954-09-21

ARLINGlON SUUIH
ATTENTION, MILITARY
buy for military per.
sonnet. as is. ONLY BLOCK FROM
ARLINGTON HALL. very convenient
tastefully decorated 2-bedrm. brick
rambler having LIVING ROOM
i5x15. with fireplace, din, rm.,
equip kit. HUGE CLOSETS. tiled
bath. full bsmt.. has I'd bath HUGE
TILED REC. SPACE. workshop and
utility area New gas furnace and
4O-gai water heater. Level lot. 1888
#: deep with nice shade trees. ASK
ING S'fi.500.
w. B. WRIGHT
101 So, Glebe Rd. JA. 4-0b6b
Evening star., 1954-09-21
LEWISDALE-S16.TS0

LEWISDALE-$16,7b ,7b0
Custom 1-built brick rambler has 8 love-
ly bedrms., huge iir. rm. with firepl.,
din. area. equip. kit. with plenty
table space, full hsmt, beaut. rec.
rm This home consists Of many
extras, rugs: Anchor fence: storm
windows, awnings. owner wants to
HA. 2-7919. w. w. LEWIS. Realtor.
Evening star., 1954-09-21

Bungalow-GI Approved
, rms, garage; extra bedrm. and
bath rorehed in. Brick: S1.10o down,
500 mo. EWES, MR.. NOORY. ia.
3-0035l.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
AIS X st. NV. ME. $4,000
Evening star., 1954-09-21

ARLINGTON, NORTH
ENTERTAIN
For only S1s,95o we offer really
large b-yr. .-old brk with 14x21 liv.
rm. with firepl. l2x14 din. rm. and
lse. screened side porch. Bsmt. with
II bath and beautifully finished lee.
rec. rm. with log burning firepl..
IDEAL PLAY SPACE. WINTER OR
SUMMER. YOUNG OR OLD. Cow.
to bus, schools and shops. One OF
our best values.
VACANT! EXCLUSIVE! SEE TT
Parker, Smith & Donnell
2o26 N. 10th st. at Court House Rd.
Realtors. Open 8 TIL Q. IA. T-6l6l.