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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-01
Spring Drills Show
ColoniaIs' Football
Depth Is Improved
By George Huber

Two weeks of spring football
practice at George Washington
University has shown Coach 30
Sherman that he may be able
to come UP with necessary re-
placements for the graduating
linemen.
Numerically at least, the CO.
lonials should be better of in
1854 than last year. Sherman
thinks that this fall he will
have enough good men to run
in two full teams and still have
adequate requirements.
The CIV players have had
nearly perfect weather for their
practices without too much heat,
cold or dampness, and already
have used UP IL of the 20 days
allowed them under Southern
Conference and NCAA rules. A
squad of so players, nearly half
of them up from last years
freshman team, has been work.
ing hard every afternoon at the
Frog Island practice field. Daily
scrimmages have been staged
since last Monday.
Center Job Wide Open.
Sherman has no illusions that
he will come up with a player
who really will replace Steve
Korcheck, his big and strong GEN.
ter and linebacker who made
the third team All-America-
highest rating ever achieved by
CIV player. But there are a
number of promising men trying
for the job.
John Nedrow, who was hurt
last season. and Dick Giesler, a
sophomore. are holdovers at that
post: and Ed Shubeck, a re-
turning guard, is being given a
shot at the job. Also trying for
lineback posts are two promising
freshmen guards Ed Sakach and
Bob Sutton.
CIV will be hurting least for
new talent in the backf1eld, with
only Quarterback Ray Fox to be
graduated. A good holdover at
that position is Bob Sturm, who
did very well as a sophomore
last fall.
Tranen, Safer at Quarterback.
Also working we'll at quarter
back is Arnie Tranen. a product
Of Montgomery Junior College
who missed last season because
of illness, and Skinny Safer,
formerly of Fairfax High, who
played at halfback last season.
Safer originally was ticketed
as one of the quarterbacks last
year. With more halfback
strength in sight this year, Safer
is being shifted to a role for
which he is more suited.
CIV has at least two good and
experienced men at every back
field post, and the same goes for
the ends. A freshman halfback.
Bob Shuba and Paul Thompson,
200-pound, 6-foot-2 end. are
making the veterans hustle to
hold their positions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-01
Cohen S Corner Contacted
For Bantam Title Bout
By the Associated Press

PARIS. Mar. 1.-Charles Ray
mond. manager of the new Eu-
ropean bantamweight champion
Robert Cohen. announced today
he had been contacted in regard
to a title fight between Cohen
and World Champion Jimmy
CarrutherS in London next sum-
mer
Raymond's statement followed
Cohen's surprise third round
knockout of John Kelly, former
European titleholder. Saturday
in Belfast.
Raymond said that no decision
has been made and added that
London matchmakers are await
ing news from Carruthers who
is scheduled to fight Charmen
Songkitrat of Thailand at Bang
kok next May.
One Paris newspaper, LIE Par
iSien Libere, said British boxing
officials would support the
French Federation in any action
to bring about the Cohen-Car-
rutherS title bout.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-01
CIV and Hoya Alumni
Meet on Court TONIGHT

The alumni Of Georgetown
and George Washington Uni
versities will meet in their annual
basketball game tonight at Nc
Donough Gymnasium.
The Hoyas will feature such
former star athletes as Tommy
Nolan. Tommy OKeefe. Ben
lola. Harry Bassin,, Jim Castig-
liza Freely Mesmer and James
Cauliflower.
Playing for CIV. which expects
to suit about 35 players. will be
such former athletes as Tuffy
Leemans. Joe Gallagher. Hal
Kiesel. Ace Adler. Bob Cilento.
Pete Labukas, Fred Mulvey, Gil
Conn, Dave Shapiro, Art Cerra,
Walt Fedora Frank August and
Maynard Haithcock.
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CeItics Win 10 Press
Knicks for East Lead

The Boston Celtics were only
a game and a half behind the
leading New York Knickerbock-
ers in the Eastern Division OF
the National Basketball Associa-
ton today.
Boston moved into second
place yesterday by defeating the
Milwaukee Hawks: 1914. while
the Syracuse Nationals dropped
TO third by losing to the Roch-
ester Royals, 91-85.
The Knicks lost their fourth
straight game as the Philadel-
phia Warriors edged out the
New Workers, 1878. The Fort
Wayne Pistons remained in a
second-place tie with Rochester
in the Western Division by
trouncing the Minneapolis
Lakers, 94-77.
The Celtics moved a half a
game ahead of the Nationals as
they won their third straight and
the seventh of their last eight
games. Ed Macauley led the
Boston attack with 10 points
while four other Celtics hit in
double figures. Charlie Share of
Milwaukee took scoring honors
with Is points.
Joe Lapchick. New York coach,
incensed at q foul called against
his team, walked of the bench
and went to the dressing room
early in the fourth period. Vince
Boryla ran the team for the rest
Of the game. Neil Johnston
paced the Warriors with 10
points. Harry Gallatin of New
York also had 10.
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Laurel Already Busy
Preparing for Spring
Meeting in 3Weeks
Spring has come to Laurel


From early morning to dusk
the spacious horse-racing plant
20 miles north of Washington is
buzZing with activity. Three
weeks from today they will be
off and running, as Laurel opens
its 18-day spring meeting.
There will be no lack of horses
for the meet. which will include
four stakes-the $4,000 Capitol
Handicap on opening day, the
$4,000 Cherry Blossom on
March 81, the $4,000 Laurel
Handicap April 3 and the $40, 900
Chesapeake April 10.
Already 800 horses are quar-
tered at Laurel. They take to
the mile track early in the morn
ing in an effort to get in trim
for the time when money will be
riding on each stride.
General Manager George H.
Martin, jr.. has been swamped
with applications. some from the
country'S top racing stables.
Stable space has been re-
served by such famous owners
as Mr.. and Mrs. Walter M. JEFF
fords, Mrs. Ada L. Rice, the
Brookmeade Stable of Mrs. lisa BILE
Dodge Sloane. Hirsch and Sid
Jacobs, Ed Christmas and Will
liam Helis. jr.
And the move northward from
Florida will start this week.
Hialeah closes Wednesday. Ed
die Vowel. Jim Radney, NJ. M.
We'll, Jim East and other owners
will send their stars directly to
Laurel.
It all points to a big meet at
Laurel-perhaps one of the best
in the tracks history.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-01
Lodi Club Coins Lead
In Soccer Title Series

The Lodi Soccer Club holds a
one-game edge in the best-of-
three playoff for the Southern
Section championship of the
National Soccer League.
Herb Mireck booted two goals
yesterday at Rock Creek to
pace Lodi over Marlboro, 81, in
the playof opener. Tom Brad
ley got Lodi's other goal and
Art Braden was the only Bari
boro player to score.
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Tourney Opens Wednesday,

Games In the Recreation De.
partment's Region I basketball
tournament win be played
Wednesday and Friday starting
at 5 pm. and the following
Monday at 6 pm. at the Kelly
Miller gym, Forty-ninth street
and Washington place, NE.
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Albright Heading South

Nat Albright, sports common
tator of WEAM, will leave
Wednesday for a tour of major
league baseball camps in Florida.
Starting March 8. his reports
will be heard daily for 80 days
at 5:4S and 6:25 pm.
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Third $I00, 900 Race in Row
Saturday at Santa Anita

ARCADIA. Calf. Mar. l (P),
Santa Anita throws its third
straight 100000 horse race at
the patronage Saturday and if
it approaches the excitement OF
its most recent extravaganza,
the people will be happy.
Coming up is the 100000
added San Juan Capistrano
Handicap at distance of mile
and a half on the new grass
course.
The San Juan Capistrano. an
nual closing -day feature, is GER
tain to draw a few imports who
are accustomed to racing on the
turf. Included would be Star
of the Forest, a fast-closing but
out-of- the-money performer in
q race Saturday. and the prob
able favorite. Thirteen Of Dia-
monds, an Irish horse.
Owned by Canada's Alberta
Stables, Thirteen of Diamonds
established an American record
on the grass for a mile and a
quarter at 200 in winning the
Washington's Birthday Handi-
cap here February %.
Thirteen of Diamonds is a
stablemate of another Irish
horse. Indian Hemp, who was
the second betting choice in the
$4,000 Santa Anita Handicap
Saturday and. after a stumbling
start. managed to finish fifth
Rejected, the betting favorite
won with a thrilling stretch
drive.
Thirteen of Diamonds also was
In the big cap, but the stable
decided to go it alone with
Indian Hemp and hold theft
other horse for the San Juan
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CurI Erickson Gets Job

CARBONDALE, H., Mar. 1
R.-Carl E. Erickson. Boston
University football player in the
early 1940s, is the new director
Of athletics at Southern Illinois
University here. Erickson's APP
pointment. effective July /. was
announced by the university
yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-01
Betting Records Due
AT Hia|eah Today;
AtaIanta Fayorite

MIAMI. Fla, Mar. 1.-Hialeah
goes into the last three days Of
its richest horse racing season
today with the running Of the
$4,000 added Black Helen
Handicap. a 9-furlong event
which has attracted II top fe-
male stars.
Betting records are sure to
fall today. The track is just
$9S,371 short of last years BAN
ner mark of SOL 1856 ,225.
Attendance also is running
well ahead of last seasons high
of 7S7.0S2.
The meeting reached a cli-
max Saturday when 34,948
turned out to see Harry E. Gug-
genheim'S Irish-bred Turn-to
romp to a length victory in
the $133,6O0 Flamingo Stakes
and establish himself as a prime
contender for Triple Crown hon.
0rS.
Darby Dan Farms Atalanta,
the defending champion. is a
4-to-l favorite to win today'S
Black Helen. An of track was
in prospect after a heavy rain
yesterday and. both Atalanta
and Grecian Queen. the 6-to-l
second choice, are good when
the going is heavy.
Mrs. B. F. Whitaker's Grecian
Queen, the champion sophomore
filly of 1853. will be striving to
break a No. Is jinx. She started
the winter with IL wins to her
credit but in her last three races
has finished out Of the money
other highly regarded entries
are Fascinator. winner OF last
Mondays Columbiana, Emardee.
Winning Stride and the entry OF
Intencion and RIGA Rosie.
The English horse. Mr.. j. r. H.
Thouron's Royal Vale. is favored
to win Hialeah's closing feature
Wednesday, the $50.000-added
Hialeah Turf Handicap. Royal
Vale set a world speed record
on the grass here last winter.
Coupled with Royal Vale will
be two other threats trained by
Jim Ryan Royal Governor.
owned by Mrs. Thouron. and
Rokeby Stables Magic Lamp.
Other top prospects are w.
Arnold Hangers Iceberg II. the
grass champion. and John
Phipps' Parnassus, who set a
track record for a mile and three
sixteenthS on the grass in win
ming the Bougainvillea Handicap
earlier this month,
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HOUSES FOR sALE--s.E.

=
coLoREDqUALTTy Ho16Es only
OPEN TODAY 81 PM
228 ADAMS ST NE.
Only $3.50 down. BrookIand brick.
Buy 1t today. Lovely 6-room brick
home; 3 spacious bedrnls.s full base
Ai sa low price aiss Il 81 sia, ssnn
1913 C ST. NE.
Mod. 3-family 9-rrn. brick home, 81
Kits baths; pvt. entr. TO each
vacant, move right In. Come Ecu out Z
Ard see for yourself.
2012 C. ST. M e.
First time offered; mr.. Armory;. Mod. /
pet; concrete front porch; rec. rm. 4
built-in garege. Reas. priced. Move
fight IN. IA time for new school
2SS5-37 18th ST NE.
2259 18th ST. NE.
Your choice Of the finest brentwood
x ilaIus prick s homes; ; 2 bsdrms. fun
rec. rm.. sas a.-c. system. concrete
| front porch. deep rear yard. mod.
tile bath. Low down payment.
1859 BLAINE ST. NE.
First time offered. Mod. 12-yr. -old
semidet. brick home; 8 spacious
bedrms., mod bath, spacious liv.
Tm., din. rm., mod. kit.; concrete
front porch. rec. yni.. gas heat.
screened reer porch; deep yard:
cony. located. blk. OF Minnesota
ave. Low down payment VIII handle.
1904 18th ST. NE.
First time offered. Michigan Park
section. Vacant. move right In Mod.
4-bedrm. semidet. brick home mr..
Bunker Hill School. Spacious My.
! rm. with irepl., full bsmt., gas
h..w.h..: lovely garden, brick wall,
/ Colonial front porch. One Of the
finest locations In NE. Owner will
accept reasonable down payment.
buy A SINDLER HOME AND
LIVE HAPPILY EVER AFTER"
SINDLER REALTY CO.
/ r. ]. Ave. NE. Ho. 2-1257
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aCOLORED

Grant circle-A truly fine home be-
ins 0 l III, fsr ba ths s ss tine ,i1
before you buy. Price 81 $500 with
ia Ii S22 aas BIOS S5 as'i1a Ha1hs
IL 5000: ewes. or Sunday. Ju.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.E.

LANGDON PARK AREA, chance ia
pick .up real bargain. Owner has
bought another house and wants
quick deal; bedrms.. brick Diet
Colonial. rec. rn.. nice yard: asking
$l6.250. CT terms avail. Open Sum
a:s. &ER s a'fS S1d 4 hs Woop 5
M Hi S;zsl9 Park. s1a.7So.-s 1 BED.
ut. bsmt.. finished rec. rm. Bs
M HMhEhi = fA saRl4$ bedrms.. lS Is,
$500 down. down. GEORGE seRsas' I. f BoR.
GER, INC. MA. s-0350; today. Wo
N. S1iIcehIGAN PARK, s1oe 9Th j.
n;e.--6-rm. and bath, semidet
A SI sssa% WsndoSs saS s d Dscs
Assume on loan at S66.25 per mo
inel; all taxes, interest. etc. La
RYGGss PARK BARGArN-Aimostl new
5.bedrm. brk:: powder nm. dish
fenced yard. Large al, AZ loan.
A-blk.. to bus. Owner transferred,
g-i5sS. LLoyD 4. KTTE. 1911
MODS PARK. .Soss s.h St. NE.
semidet, brick home, s yrs. old;
comb. hv.-din. rm.. modern kitchen
and bath on LIST floor: 5 bedrms. and
path on 2nd;: full bsmt.; gas a.-c.
heat. 81. 200 down and assume
I51Ss pay H6 as va; n mS g r g
1891 s, DAKOTA AVE.-Brics semi.
Oct: 4 bedrms.. 4 full and two y
baths, Nv. rni., din. rm., den, rec,
sIAgRpE sa EaElfs ri H. s = iS15
80 50, a slAlsIg. AVE. N.E.-- 15S
43s RIGGS RD. N.E.-semidet. brick
2 yrs old. in peri. cond.. garage
fence, storm windows. etc. Priced T.
N is.l. I nSi sllsoe PARK N.E.-Ho oa
and incomes. Lovely s-story ana
baths. gas heat, 8 porches. sarsge;
$4,000. Also 10 rms, 3 baths, z
porches. oil heat. 3 kits. incl
sitn Easy t s'ss f noR ssss g.
G i.sS sEE TINS. s-Sedrm. sem aS
brick with. separate din. rm.. full
bsmt;, Anchor-fenced lot. Nice loo
AsA0. kAAAGs %A0DNs w CtEE1bkAtkA4
(Non-GI can assume CT loan already
on housed. Call for sappt. today
DOUG NJ. SMILEY. INC, UN. 4.
1850. La. 6-2g75. Ia
Mr.. CARROLL HIGH and Catholic q
Home and income; 2-family brk.
ONE 3-bedrm apt. other apt. 3 rms.
lit. and bath; 204 Webster st. ne
THOS. d. WALSH, INC, S15 1lth
st. NV, DI. 7-7567.
OWNER MUST SELL - 6-rni. semi.
Diet. brick: rear porch: GI or other.
wise. Ia. 9-6S07.
5000 9Th PLACE NE. - semideet
prick: 2 bedrms.; gas heat; ful
bsmt.: large fenced yard; assume q,
loan. Total price only $11 500
PORETSKY q SONS, INC, HA
2-3S0O or HA. 2-S599, ---15
OFF UPPER NO. CAPITOL ST. -
| Vacant. Brick; 6 rms. and recr. rm.
| heating costs S45 winter; goo.
| transp.: owner left D. c., win civ
immediate poss., at reduced price
on reasonable terms. Mr.. Maury
! To. 2-3926. MARSHALL j. WALL
Co. 1924 18th Sc. NV. AID. A-2001
CAPITOL. HILL
Row brick ARRANGED as 3 apts., ais
/ 1ufehNd and hn0tNH Ncryrt All n .sx
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5 DETACHED HOMES
FOR THE
DISCRIMINATING

PURCHASER
n FOR INSPECTION CALL
Mr.. DOUGLAS. LA. 6-2773
$3.50 18th ST. NE.
Oct. corner brick, featur-
ing bedrIn. and bath on LIST
d; 2 hedrms. and bath on
End: mod, kit. garage;
$3.50 18th ST. NE.
7-rm. Diet. brick; bedrm.
ttonal hedrms. and 2 baths.
Lge, liv. rm. Ultra-mod. kit:
18th ST. NE.
2-level stone house. Bed
nm. and bath on LIST a.: mod.
kit. with dishWasher: laundry
room with GE washer, dryer
and deep freeze; 8 bedrms.,.
2 baths on 2nd a.: finished
UPPER NV.
6-rm. frame; lot s2-ft.
front. iiv. rm. with frepl..
mod. lit; g mod. tiled baths;
55O6 BLAIR RID. NV.
.ns s-r M, Diet; , Srick 1, j n I'D kit.
Al INGRAHAM ST. NV.
Uniquely designed 6-rm.
brick, wall-to-wall carpet,
baths. beaut. rec. rra., nag
stone porch. garage.
MR.. DOUGLAS. SUN. AND
EYES. La. 6-2773.
John r. Pinkett, Inc.
1902 N. J. Ave. NV. Do. TOTO
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OPEN

SAT. AND SUM-. 2-5 PM.
800 4th st. s.e.-An attractive 3.
story corner brick, overlooking park,
in excellent conditions; g. rms. bath;
hpt-water heat; reasonably priced.
NV, Ma. S-646S. -12
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CCLORED
OPEN 1-6
3615 nth ST. NE, WOODBRIDGE
Very desirable semidetached brick. 8
lovely bedrms.. rec. rm., built-in
garage, gas heat. concrete front
porch. Nice location.
4213 goth ST. NE.
This beautiful detached brick home
must be seen. to really be appreci-
ated. Suitable for gracious living.
8 bedrms., 2la baths, garage. rec.
room, oil heat, storm windows.
blinds; nicely Handicapped.
3013 CENTRAL AVE. NE.
Det., bedrms.. nice front porch, ga
rage, very large yard, full basement;
close to school and transportation.
Only ST 800 down.
3019 25th ST. NE.
Attractive 6-room detached home. in
q very desirable neighborhood. In
closed porch. knotty pine rec. room,
drtve-in garage; vacant. Make an
caIl sun. and eve, Du. 7-3243 or
m Miro MgEsfpRRiopoLIs REALTY
1713 North Capitol ST. DE. 2-3142
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$500 DOWN

WIN 20 CT. Approx. S11,950. nj
$73 month. This is really doll
holss $40 Adrian Sc. Sc. Modern
consisting Of = bedrins and hath on
Ind mr., with iiv. rnl,, sep. din. rnl.
and modern kitchen on ist ar.
Added features are oil heat and
full. painted basemt. Many i'm.
Call Mr.. smith today. LU. 4-77SS.
E. QUINCY SMITH, INC.
l4ls H St. NV. D1. 7-9957
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ATTENTION VETS

New semidet. brick home across from
Fl. Dupont Park. Powder rm LIST
: floor, separate din. rm., toilet In
bsmt; Now. taking GIL. contracts
no down payment. See model home,
74S Ridge I'd. Sc. Open daily 6-S.
Sunday rs. DOUG. M. SMILEY,
INC, UN. $4,000, 10. 3-6547.
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COLORED
a CPECT

a SPECIAL
For CT in exclusive neighboorhood.
Detached Colonial all brick. beauti-
fully fenced lot, spacious rooms. 8
bedrns., din. rnn.. hv: rm.,. fireplace.
full bsmt., screened side porch.
$14.5O0, only $3.50 down. DALEY
REAL ESTATE CO., AP. 7-1443.
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Mr.. SuITLAND PkWY:--GI. TERMS
$64 PER MONTH
Incl. taxes and insurance; $625
down; semidet. brk. home: spick and
span throughout; modern kitchen;
RE. 1883, HE. 4-O294. Ia
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.M.
xs5f nnWMSQl MONTH

COLORED
OPEN SUNDAY, 8 TO z
752 Princeton Place NV.
DREAM HOUSE
Lovely Colonial brick, LIST a., large
iy. I'm. with fireplace, family size
din. rrn.. tiled den, modern tile kit.
End H., bedrms., 2 incl. porches,
modern tile bath. Daylight bsmt.,
& with VI bath. built-in garage. Yard
with beautiful rose garden. This
you must see. Cash or terms ar
ALSO OPEN
IT'S LIST ST. NV.
Lovely row brick home in new-house
condition. large bedrms., modern
Z Kitchen and bath. full bsrnt.. with
front entrance. Garage. Nice yard.
Vacant. Low down payment. Easy
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT
2-FAMILYS905 DOWN
Row brick in excel. location. 8 large
rms. 2 kitchens. 2 baths. garage,
OIL h;-w.h. Vacant. Move Ii with
deposit.
BEATRICE M. REED
REAL ESTATE CO. CO. 5-5037
Eyes, and SUM-, AID. 2-6624. CO
8 u
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CoLoRED, OPEN SUN, 81
AIT ILLINOIS AVE NV

wide, 9 rm., brick home in beautiful
block cow. to everything. modern
kit. nm. rec. ru1., gas heat. priced
right. See Mr.. Smith. on premises
for price and terms. RA. 6-351S, or
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AI3U
S10.5Q0

A cape Cod bungalow neat as q pin,
large fenced lot: 2 bedrms.. tiled
bath bara ana aod run nsncine f pAEY
REAL ESTATE Co. AP. 7-1443.
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COLORED, OPEN 2 70 4
429 DECATUR ST. NV.
Pc porc s% row mod sTisk en sad hs Sass
dinette, hardwood mrs. excel. cond.,
conv. to everything. Mr.. Hurley, tn.
2-7152. or for good home with Q
right price, call ". d. JOHNSTON,
HUI. 3-4614; eyes,, DE. 2-5630.
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80 ELMIRA ST,

ST ,500-$2, goo DOWN
rms. tile bath. semidet., fenced,
roughed-in for toilet in full bsInt. !:
needs redec.; adjacent to Patterson
Elem. 10. 3-4716.
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Open 2-6 pm. De luxe brick RAM
s eisp corner sn q ssit Land. rd and
rms. 8 bedrfns., 2a baths. Ice. rec.
rm., GE kitchen, and other good
features. Priced for Immediate sale,
HARTMAN REALTY, INC... LII.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12

COLORED-3 APTS,
Two apis: | bedrna., liv. rm., din.
rm.. kit.t bath plus bsYnt. apt. Q
rms. bath. This Is not converted
bldg. Price only S16,959. RE. y
2l37, Ii. 4-7265. 12s
Evening star., 1954-05-02
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Open / Til Dark
ALEXANDRIA
BEVERLY HILLS

BEVERLY HILLS
34O6 OLD DOMINION BLVD.
VACANT - WHITE BRICK COLO
NAL on direct busline to Pentagon
and D. C.. CONVENIENT TO ST.
RITA'S PAROCHIAL SCHOOL; liv.
rm. with fireplace, din. rm., equipped
kit, side screened porch; upstairs,
3 bedrms.. tiled bath; full bsnlt.,
built-in garage; wooded lot: fairly
priced. S19.S50, excel. terms.
Directions: From Presidential Gar
dens Apis. out Russell I'd. to Glebe
rd.,. turn right, go to Old Dominion
ARLINGTON SOUTH
WALK TO SCHOOL
1929 s. GEORGE MASON DRIVE.
Only few minutes from Claremont
elementary and Wakefield Junior
Senior High. this clean, attractive
ON FIRST FLOOR, iiv. rm.. din.
rm.. equipped kitchen. Upstairs. q
large bedrms., tiled bath. Full
bsmt. with rec. rm. Very nice lot;
cony: to Pentagon. S15.9S0 is THE
FULL PRICE AND $1,000 WILL
HANDLE ON CT CONTRACT.
Directions: From Glebe I'd. and Co
lumbia Pike intersection continue
on out Columbia pike past Bar
croft Apts. to S. Columbus st.. turn
left. 20 to 8. George Mason drive,
turn right to open sign.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
NO DOWN PAYMENT

CLOSE-IN ARLINGTON
GI-APPROX. SS2.5 MO.
Living room has fireplace, full sep.
arate dining room, equipped kitchen.
= bedrooms and tiled bath on main
floor huge dormitory room on md
floor; full basement. ideal for rec
reation room. Gil needs no cash
down; If YOU earn S95 to S100 q
week, you can qualify.
MILKEY REALTY CO.
JA S-S645 RE I-O6Of, IA. 7-On5O
Evening star., 1954-12-11

We offer q spacious apt. with foyer,
living room. library. 2 BEDROOMS,
2 BATHS. dining room. pantry and
to transportation and within min
utes OF downtown section.
Evening star., 1954-12-11

tiled bath. liv. rm..
firepl., music rm., baby grand. dim.
rm., kit. all utilS. incl. scr, porch.
laundry .facils., conv. transp.: S125
mo XII A.Ano0 II
Evening star., 1954-12-11

WHEATON,. Soo--Three-hedrm brick
setnidet. Din. rm.. ity. rm-.. hsmk;
blk, to elem; fenced yard. Oh.
4-45eS. NE s-iss1. J. \. EoSE.
Evening star., 1954-12-11

1851 18th ST. N.W.-Beautifully
decorated 3-bedrm., 2h-bath. new
house with den and rec. rm.; $500
mo. Phone Mr. Yount with FRANK
s. PHIILIPS EN- 3-2270 Ii