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Evening star., 1954-10-18
DeMotho Averts Shutout,
But Loses to Gonzogo

DeMatha High Schools foot
ball team averted shutout for
the fifth straight game this sea-
son but lost anyway. 1926, to
Gonzaga yesterday in post
poned Catholic League game at
Georgetown Prep.
The Stays fourth defeat
against a tie IN its opener, came
as a result of two sustained
drives and three long plays by
Gonzaga. which boosted its rec
ord to 3-1-1.
Fullback Frank Vita scored
twice on runs of 4 and Is yards.
Halfback Ronnie Bennett crossed
the goal after runs of 8 and IS
yards and Whitley Murray
whipped a 38-yard pass to Bill
Moore to end the scoring in the
third quarter
DeMatha's score came on
Dana Judy's 15-yard throw to
John McDonough to make it 20
6 at halftime. It was Gonzaga's
league opener.
Evening star., 1954-10-18
Kansas City
Continued From Page A-l9.)

about the sale to the Philadel-
phia syndicate. There have been
too many frictions inside the
league. Too much evidence of
jealousy and spite have been un-
covered to hope for anything but
apologetic acquiescence.
"But Kansas City has become
major-league minded and there
is no disposition on the part Of
any one to give up the fight"
Evening star., 1954-10-18
By Bruce FoIes, Jr.

FALLSTON, Md. Oct. 49,
F. E. Westenberger's chestnut
mare, Night Wings won her
fourth championship here yes
terday as the Corinthian Club.
Inc, ended its two-day horse
show here.
Night Wings, who went into
the show today only three points
ahead for the reserve State con-
formation hunter title, increased
her score by winning both the
model hunter and hunter hack
and placed second in the open
working hunter for her score of
8 points and the hunter cham
pionship.
Mollie Lee rode her good
jumping chestnut mare, Jamie,
to win the open conformation
hunters and placed third in the
open working hunter for a score
of Z points and the reserve
hunter title.
Charles Neeley's Circus Prince
won three classes in the open
Junior division to take the
jumper championship. Neeley
purchased the horse from the
Briarwood Farm early last
Evening star., 1954-10-18
Southwest Merchants
Beat Shamrock Eleven

The Southwest Merchants de-
feated the Shamrock Athletic
Club. 60. in a sandlot football
game yesterday at jefferson
Field. Seventh and G streets
S.W.
The Merchants scored in the
third quarter on Mopsy Nash's
15-yard pass to Ogo Schiatta-.
reggia. Marty MARITIME failed to
convert when his drop kick was
wide.
Evening star., 1954-10-18
Gene Smith 5 Brother
On Supporting Card
|At Turner S tomorrow

Harold Smith, Gene Smiths
kid brother, is on the support-
ing fight card at Turner's
Arena tomorrow night to back
UP the main event between Mid
dleweights Holly Minis of WASH
ington and Bobby Lee Of Balti-
more.
Young Smith, a feati1erweight.
like his older brother, meets
Bobby Harmon Of Baltimore in
a four-rounder and win be shoot
ing for his fifth straight win.
Last week at Turner's he scored
q second-round knockout over
Charles Diggs Of Baltimore.
Two other fours and two five-
FOUNDERS are on the preliminary
card. The fves are Chuck Saucer
of Washington against Izaac
Dukes of Baltimore, and Dyna-
mite Williams against Lee Cole
man, welters. Saucer was a
winner last week over Jesse Man
| igault, while williams also won
with q knockout over Marty
Barry.
Four-rounders are Cearney
Smith against Francis Harper
welters. and Paulie Nichols
against Danny Walker, feathers.
Evening star., 1954-10-18
81. John S Enyisions
Perfect Season After
Win Over Calvert Hall
By Dick SIox

st. Johns remains unbeaten
halfway through its eight-game
schedule. and. coming as q sur
prise to no one, the Cadets are
reaching not only for the Cath
olic League championship but q
perfect season. too.
Yesterdays 26-0 victory over
Calvert Hall Of Baltimore was
nowhere near the toughest test
for the parochial champions. but
it did mark their third shutout
in four tries in 1854. Top-rated
George Washington figures to be
their strongest opponent. yet
Coach Joe Gallagher feels he
has a good chance to take this
one and. he states. There's no
doubt about it, we're pointing
for Carroll and Gonzaga. If we're
in good shape we'll be tough to
beat"
Calvert Hall moved into st.
Johns territory seven times dur
ing the afternoon at Airlie Field.
but was inside the st. Johns
20-yard line only twice-when
the Cadets fumbled on their 8
and Q yard lines at the end.
The Cardinals quarterback.
Danny Cox. was manhandled
repeatedly by the fast-charging
st. Johns line. led by Bubba
Healy, Mike Ryan and Mark
Murtagh. Cox was dragged down
for losses totaling A yards in
the first half alone, giving Cal
vert a net of 7 yards rushing
In the first two quarters and
only IS for the game. At one
point, Healy. who turned in
another great performance at
guard before sitting out the
second half, dropped Cox for
q 10-yard loss and then on the
next play intercepted Cox's jump
pass and raced to the Cardinals
22-yard line to set up st. Johns
third touchdown.
The Cadets scored on their
second scrimmage play. On their
first try after the kickoff, Full
back Jim Kane fumbled. On
their next. after receiving a punt,
Kane lodged through right
tackle for rs yards.
The next three scores were set
UP by a Calvert tumble, Healy's
interception and a bad center
pass on punt formation in the
third quarter. Quarterback John
Hanlon dived / yard. John Rene
han circled left end for 10 and
Kane went 2 yards on sweep
to the right for the touchdown.
Dick Webb converted after the
first two scores.
Evening star., 1954-10-18

upsetting the Middies, Pitt takes
on Northwestern.
Here's how the major unbeat.
ems line up:
East-Yale, Colgate, Boston
College and Boston University.
Midwest-Wisconsin, Ohio State.
Minnesota and Cincinnati.
Southwest-Arkansas and Okla
homa. Far West-Colorado and
UCLA. South-Mississ.ppi, Mi
ami, West Virginia and VPI.
Evening star., 1954-10-18
Golf Card Today Includes
Postponed Payne Cup

The postponed final round Of
the Payne Cup tournament at
Congressional, and a Mid
Atlantic PGA pro-amateur at
Rock Greek are on today's golf
card.
Mrs. E. c. Ferriday, jr., Of
Chevy Chase and Mary Ann
Downey of Baltimore each had
148 totals for two rounds Of the
Payne Cup and lead Mrs.
Maurice Click of Baltimore by
five strokes. Twenty-nine teed
of in the last round. which was
rained out last Friday.
More than 80 pros and nearly
100 amateurs played in the first
pro-am at Rock Creek in q num-
Der Of years.
Evening star., 1954-10-18
|GayiIan-Saxton Bout
Wednesday Heads
Week k'sN Ring Card
.--Ap wirephoto.
BY the Asseciated Press

Kid Gavilan, welterweight
champion. and Challenger Johnny
Saxton, both eager to get the
affair over with, will make a
third attempt Wednesday night
to have it out in a 15-round title
fight in Philadelphia's Convcn-
ton Hall.
The ce-postponed bout orig
inally was scheduled for July IA
and then September /. The first
postponement was caused by the
Cuban champions injured right
hand and the second when the
Kid came down with virus and
the mumps.
The clever. 28-year -old Gavilan
still is 2-to-1 favorite to make
good in his eighth title defense.
Saxton, "a, makes his bid with
a fine 1922 record. His two
losses were by split decisions to
| Gil Turner and Del Flanagan.
CHS will telecast the bout
coast to coast with a 100-mile
area around Philadelphia blacked
out of the TV.
(The fight will be televised
in Washington over Station
WTOP-TV, Channel 9, at 10
p.mo
Gerry Dreyer. the former Brit
ish Empire welterweight cham
pion from South Africa, is a
slight favorite to spoil the New
York debut OF Ramon Tiscareno
of Los Angeles at st. Nicholas
Arena tonight. The 10-rounder
will be telecaSt by DuMont to
some parts of the country.
| (The bout will be shown
in Washington over Station
WTTG, Channel S, at 10 p.ln.)
Paddy Young. hoping to get
back in the middleweight top
fight. is a 2-to-1 choice to whip
rugged Jesse Turner of st. Louis
in the other Monday night TV
bout beamed out of Brooklyn's
Eastern Parkway Arena.
(The bout will be televised
in Washington over Station
| WMAL-TV, Channel 7, at 10
p.m0
Floyd Patterson, the 19-year-
old, once-beaten light-heavy-
weight contenderm, is a 3-to-1
favorite to conquer Joe Cannon
Of Washington, D. c., in a 10
rounder which marks the re-
turn of boxing to Madison
Square Garden Friday night aft
er q six-weekS' absence.
Cannon, a former policeman,
has won II in a row and is a
rugged customer. He's been
learning the hard way, acting
as a sparring partner for Rocky
Marciano.
The two are making debuts
as main eventers in the Garden
NBC will broadcast and tele-
cast the festivities.
(The bout will be shown In
Washington over Station
WRC-TV. Channel 4, at 10
p.m.)
Evening star., 1954-10-18
This weeks Sehesu

This Weeks Schedule.
Friday nieht-William and Mary vs..
George Washington ut Grifith Stadium
Furman VS.. Davidson ct Charlotte. N. c.
=. Saturday-Virginia Military VS.. West
Virginia at Blueheld. w. Va: virginia
vs. Virginia Tech at Roanoke, Va:
PRESBYTERIAN at the Citadel.
Evening star., 1954-10-18

record b ook
bristled W ith
her name. In
recent seasons,
however, one
after another
of Miss Gulli's
marks av e
b e en- sup
planted.
A n o t h e r
W e n t la S t
night, S W e p t
away by one
Of the three
o u t S tanding
l-.1w
Evening star., 1954-10-18
Washington Poloists Win

Don Bradley scored five goals
to lead the Washington Polo Club
to an 80 victory over the vir-
ginians yesterday on the WASH
ington clubs field at Olney, Md.
Evening star., 1954-10-18
Peacock Beuts BeIaiun

SYDNEY, Oct. 18 (R.-Billy
Peacock, Philadelphia bantam
weight. beat Belgian Pierre Co.'S
semyns on points over IL rounds
at Sydney Statiun1 tonight.
Evening star., 1954-10-18

Time was when Lorraine GULL
was a threat to set duckpin
record any time she moved into
action. For years the duckpin
Evening star., 1954-10-18
Football Records
Of Area Teams

GALLAUDET.
Oct. s. 2 Western Maryland JV--19
Oct. 16-- Montgomery Junior -25
Oct. 23-Bridgewater
Oct. 30-Shepherd.
Nov. 6-National AgRies,
Evening star., 1954-05-31

famed Cardinal Mercier and
equally loyal support from the
Spanish. Dutch and United
States enabled him to keep going.
He refused to accept any of the
various decorations which Euro
pean governments offered him.
= \ = 4
Misquotation Is one of the
penalties Of high position. Hoo
yer has gone down in American
history as the man who said, in
May. 1880: Prosperity is just
around the corner"
He never said it. He did tell
the United States Chamber of
Commerce, that in view of the
favorable trend of economic in
dexes. such as stepped up de-
mands for steel and the revival
Of construction work: II am con-
vinced we have passed the worse
and with continued effort, we
shall recover"
He admitted, in his book, that
even that expression Of moder-
ate optimism was a piece of po-
hticab naivete.
The late Harry Hopkins was
accused Of saying: 1--WE shall tax
and tax. spend and spend, elect
and elect" Hopkins forced his
accusers to acknowledge that
he never had said it, but to this
Evening star., 1954-05-31
NEW YORK.


AT 70: His father died when
he was 6, leaving a family OF
four. For the next two years.
to support that family, his
mother took in sewing until she
died of pneumonia. It wasn't
much of a start for a youngster.
Yet, a few nights ago at New
York's Town Hall, when that
youngSter was introduced at a
Government economy rally. the
entire audience rose spontane-
ously as a measure of the respect
in which he is held. The or
phaned youngster was the former
President of the United States,
Herbert Hoover.
Nearing his 80th birthday in
August, the patina of age has
had a mellowing effect on this
man who always was represented
as stern and humorless. He de-
lighted his hearers, when de-
ploring the waste and extrava-
gance in Government by eX-
pressing his pity for: "The poor
little decimal point who has been
hopping around among the num-
bers, trying to find some place
to conceal his confusion" They
roared again at his characteriza-
ton of himself: II am the old
country doctor called in for con-
sultation, while Secretary of the
Treasury Humphrey and United
States Senator Harry F. Byrd
are in the operating room"
X X X X
Any one who read his memoirs,
Evening star., 1954-05-31
Ed SuIIivon's
1!;tjs ois NEW YORK

published some time ago. would
not have been surprised at his
Town Hall address. His memoirs
revealed him as a possessor of q
whimsical sense of humor, one
who wrote Of his family with
moving tenderness, staunchly
loyal as a friend and one who
devoted page after page to rem
iniscences of his student job at
Stanford as baseball and football
manager. In my review of his
book, said that contrary to the
cold legend, the ex-President was
man who obviously liked people
and wanted them to like him.
Remembering his youthful ex-
periences as an employe Of the
United States Geological Survey,
which called on him, to go horse
back to the High Sierras, Hoover
suggested that a horse should
have had a larger water tank.
like q camel, scales as protection
against flies and a lower chasis
for greater safety on mountain
trails.
He noted that, when he was
graduated from college. his most
urgent need was to locate some
person with q profit motive who
needed me to help him earn a
profit" Hoover said such test
for job has certain advantages:
You don't have to qualify as to
ancestry, religion. good looks or
ability to get votes"
His humor obviously isn't re-
cent development.
\ \ 4
In four years as volunteer
chairman of Belgian relief. dur
ing World War I, Hoover han
died 1927 ,684. .484.
That was the greatest monu-
ment he ever erected, and he did
it the hard way.
Winston Churchill opposed
him at every turn as "a German
spy," an epithet which Church.
i'll would love to swallow. The
Germans heckled him just as
f1ercely as did Churchill. His
food ships were summarized.
Only the backing of Belgium'S
Evening star., 1954-05-31

day, 1t is attributed to him as
an unhappy epitaph.
In every public appearance
such as this one at Town Hall.
Hoover has repudiated the false
legends about him. which were
motivated by political animosity.
It is q one-man job, and he per-
forms it with special skill,
warmth and eloquence.
Evening star., 1954-05-20
CAPE COD HOME WITH
1St-FLOOR BEDROOM
AND FULL BATH

1900 BLOCK. SOMERSET PL. NV
NEAR WALTER REED. ETC.
This charm. Cape Cod det. brk. home
in this fine and conv. loc. is in peri
cond. and sit. on q beaut. Handicapped
lot. In addition to being of best pre-
lures are 1stnFI a%Sns sEpRM. BE RsnS AS6 iSa
FULL BATH, den. 2 add. lge. bed
rms. and full bath on 2nd A.: fully
equip. kit. lge; porches lone COM
pletely. screened). lge. bsmt. with
bath. built-in gar. din. rm. with
crystal chandelier. mirror wall above
hrepl. in liv. rm. and many other
features you must see for yourself
the, rear yard is very private, incl.
with Anchor fence. and has huge
rose arbor,. grape arbor and many
beaut. shrubs and plants; the house
is sit. in the prettiest block In the
entire area and there is a minim. OF
trafic, making 1t very quiet street
Bargain priced at only. $4,000,
1st trust $4,000. Call OWNER
daily At Elk. 3-1S1l: ewes, call
ia. 0-653S,
Evening star., 1954-05-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA: GI SPECIAL = Brick
Cape Cod on large corner lot, COM
pletely Anchor fenced; absolutely
immaculate condition.; garage with
black top driveway; storm windows
rms. and bath on first floor. Stairs
to md floor for . additional bed
rms. Very low down payment;
balance 4ec GI. This will go fast.
Call Mr.. Bolhagen, ST. 3-1200, or
OIL. 4-4011. JAMES L. DIXON &
HETHEsDAs7SS 5sss Sib s:gaS sassnf os.S
md Il: watkins distance. An at
tractive buy for family with chill
dren. THOS. L. PHILLIPS. WO.
$1,000 until o pm;
rm.. kit, den, library and powder
on 2nd Il. Many extra features. Ca
rage. Near NH and Naval Hospital.
Asking $50, 500. Call Mr.. Lueck,
Ma. 5000: ewes. Wo. 6-5733.
BETHESDA. HILLMEAD-Beautif
white brick home; living rm... din
ing. 2 bedrms. on 1st floor; plumb
ing roughed in on 2nd; full bsmt.
eony. to N.IH. sls.25o. OIL; =
BETHESDA-Vacant; assume 4ec GI
loan. prk. Colonial; liv. rm, din. -rm.
kit. with breakfast space; End A.. 3
hedrms. and bath: porch: garage;
fenced yard: Ia blks. to Bradley
Elem. School: S2l 500. NE. s-4653;
ewes, OIL 2-O135. FULTON r.
GORDON. Jr., co; ,
rambler. close in near NH: liv. rm.
sep. din. rm.. all-elec. kit. with table
space, 3 bedrms,, tile bath. full
bsmt.. nice level lot. BILL1NGSLEY
REALTY CO.. EN-. 2-2326 It'll 8 p m.
tParkwood) - S22 1850.
about $1,000 down. Brick Cape
Cod, liv-din. rm. comb, equipped
kit, 2 bedrmS., l bath: End a.. .
large bedrms. and l bath: fun day
light bSmt: beaut lge. level lot.
BILLINGSLEY REALTY CO., EN-.
2-2326 till Q pm. -21
Evening star., 1954-05-20
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

CAPITOL HILL-A charming home;
odsen bal inTn.5 vng room 9I,cban bdnnS
frst floor: i bedrooms and modern
bath with shower on second floor;
full basement; gas heat; 5000
cash. 500 per month. E. QUINCY
sMITH. INC. 541s 4 st. NV; D1
coSGREss sGiu; syfs HGfs. 81 Ei@irs lgfne st. yo
rear yard. Price, sI2,50o with
2.l0O down and bal. SS7 per mo
REALTY SERVICE. 10. 2-7S55:
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. 1927 Broth.
spts. Price. s1i' 800 on s easy terms.
NEWCoMB REALTY SERVICE. 10.
CoNGREss HGTs.. 2 blks. of Nichols
ave.-Det. frame: Va stories; 2 bed
ep nc ovses Ss Tss trees sslSfe ana Sssds
garden. Ideal location for quiet liv-
ing and convenient to shopping.
NEWcOMB REALTY SERVICE. 10.
2-7655, -21
NICHOLS AVE, 3614-ldeal location
for doctor; 3 rms. kit. and bath on
1st A.: 2 rms. and bath or, End Il.
Full bsmt. Fenced rear yard: Price.
S1t.5G9; Sc4. 10 NEWG9Ms 51zSS5 REALTY SER sRfV-
by OWNER-3-bedrm semidet., near
all schools. shopping. recreation. As
sale, SII. 500. LU. I-s5fe. -2I
S395 DOWN. Boiling Field vic
Modern 5-rm. semidet. brick home.
Bsmt.. gss heat. Wall-to-wan car
peting. Rear lawn. Monthly p9y-
ments IKE rent. BERGMAN REALTY
S585 DOWN BUYS this beautiful
brick home at SIT 9th st. Sc. Ex-
frtnt porch. conv. TO everything
MR.. GIBSON. LO. 7-29sO. with M.
PAUL HANNAH. 732 18th st. NV.
ME. S-4100. PA
Mr.. CORAL HILLS SHOPPING CEN
TER-Det. brick Cape Cod bunga-
low 2 bedrms:. expansible I,tS; ATTIC;
bsmt.. ga: heat: $15.e559s; HARTi Asdd
Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 4-34OO, LU. 2
$Ss.si PER MO. TO CT. eos At
Tm; and fenced q. d yard: d.. Five e, . c,ssp Lear
Only Only 81 fngR dogR M NJ R11fh' 4Io447 70 :
2S27 QUE ST. S.E.-4 bedrooms, IA
baths, yard and garage Spacious
yet cozy. Reduced to $1,000 Terms.
ADELRERT w LEE. LU. 2-1O00;
Evening star., 1954-05-20
HOUSES sALe-N.w. tcensJ !

SHEPHERD PARK - Beautiful Colo
nial brick home near 18th and Lo-
Gust; finest quality and in lovely
condition; library with firepl., 1st-
iEe. % dormitory SfSS bedrm. n: ON srd f.: c. rec.
rm.. 2-car attached garage. Priced
very low for quick sale. FRANK s.
PHILIPS. DI. 7-1411: eyes,. JU.
WESLEY HTS. s1s.7so-small but
lightful setting in this unsurpassed
loo. near Horace Mann School: be-
lieve it or not it contains 3 (plus
possible 4thl bedrms. and baths.
ERA FRANK w6 s a,EIE1 PHILIPS DI. 7-l94Il; 9a
ssoIm Ssssh aSps 'ns IsD.css sHr'nss nss
priced to approved purchaser. ia.
NEAR EAR WALTER REED-New listing.
Center hail. detached brick; slate
roof: rms. 2 baths, garage; S2I,-
1888 KILBOURNE PL. story
snS Satss fS o sfisr row !q49jo SrIcs pnon. F%s
Mr.. BRENT. Ma. S-9763. --21
NEW RAMBLER, mr.. Foxhall. S22, 800
Large, Inequality. 3-bedrm. brick
rambler with a full basement and
built-in garage, one block to street.
car or Macarthur blvd, bus. few
RSIIalRs; Mo: a!Psss. Dl' 7-l4il; evenings
GAS; H.-w.H.; q rms. and den. ga
baths, 2-car garage. finished rec.
rm., @-story row house. 1888 La
mont st. NV, Joining Rock Greek
Park PARK; c9ny .. shoppins' schools
rzssP s"4e4s e,es open Sun, le'oe til ia dark X
1924 BUCHANAN ST. N.w.-New
,cond.. many extras; Two baths. lge.
1Si % .1sisns: xis1as oWkfR. kSf niz a. s9Ssff01 sSf1
OWNER LEAVING CITY offers for
sale brick center hall. bedrms.,
LOWE CAssEL. Realtor. AID. 4-211s,
Brick coionisi; H"Rst 5ed:
Gear garage, wail-to-wall carpeting.
reasonable cash and balance with
fSSa FS aipi0s. pfos.nf Mr. pAGk MANS: f. MH' STcNE
A BEAUTIFUL HOME, plus $4,000
income: except. nice rooming house.
prop. and bus; 13 rms. 4 baths;
S1al edi't plCo. luC. OtCI
S16sr S4Ss ms Sc gSS SSS sHTs sfdSOd s an H. IS fsT
"sPECSIlAL-spEc1AL"-Elegant S area
of Shepherd Park; only $1,000 down.
Lovely detached brick house; 1st-
II. powder room; 6 charming rooms
and bath; modern; fully equipped
and dining. room; closed porch up
stairs; oil h.-w;h:: storm doors and
garage, Priced for quick sale at
unusual buy! w. B. REALTY, IA.
9-OS94. RE. 7-0676.
S32 MISSOURI AVE. NW.-Attrac.
tapestry brick brick row house; 9 rms.
in m rear r Yard Yard nr r' Schools, sss' transp
REALTY CO.. OIL. 2-S9OS. so
HOME AND NCOME-Large brick
home; well located. having 10 rooms.
> baths. bsmt.. gas INV heat. Home
the Il eSH%Pfsi' Sey Mr p ws asye
MARSHALL j. WAPLE Co, Realtor.
66Oi Ist, N.W.-A det. home. 5 rooms
and bath. LIST floor; 6 rooms and
bath. End floor; o.h.-w. heat Lot
261 feet deep. This property is
etIre9 Ga Mr. at P.nGIsd0 ysTs low PTfe sESs Tsz9s
MARSHAL J. WAFFLE CO. Reaitor.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2O05.
NEAR l4th AND RITTENHOUSE
N.W.--Let me show you this large
semidet. brick: 6 ooms. 2Ha baths.
clubrm. . open fireplaces. wall-to-
Weaver. WO. 6-4944. MARSHALL j.
WAPLE CO, .Realtor. 1924 l4th
Evening star., 1954-05-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RESTAURANT. completely equipped
for lease or sale. Priced for quick
sale. AP. 75?@6 IL
WE HAVE OPENINGS for wholesale
4e, CHARGE system: finished or
ToIsh, Phone LU. 1-94l4' ask for
NATIONALLY FAMOUS Tastee-
Freez drive-in soft ice cream store
in Arlington; for lease to re.
$500 cash required. Call JUa; s.
REAR 1881 10th ST. N.w.-2-story
brick BLDG. 200 Gu; # reason
a5!e rental sITd p, p coNNoR 2 y & SO son
VALET SHOP in large apt; hotel
reasonable. Box 39S-L. Star. -23
FURNITURE STORE. Silver sprinS
ATea-Established 5 years LnIorma'
tion. HU. 3-5S94. 90
RESTAURANT Beer and wine: long
estab. neighborhood trade seats
So air cond: closes at midnight
Two partners say they draw SI9H
With 81 900 cash. down. Bal; easy.
w Z. THRIFT, Exclusive, 14ll Pa.
ave. NV, MA. S-97I3. -@O
MODERN GROOM HOME on Defense
hwy in West Lanham on com;
mercial eround. Ideal for home and
any roadside business, Heavily
Travelled highway. Rent 500 month.
Call ST. 3-53ll. JcSE"H klNShf'
DECORATING AND SPECIALITY
SHOP-Long- -ests blished, rine loca-
tion. Reasonable investment Box
39"-J. Star "a
A BEAUTIFUL HOME. plus $4,000
income except. nice roomlrR mouse,
prop and bus; l3 rms. baths; =.
car brk gar: pres. inc. over 500
mo- plus entire lst Il. for owner :
$4,000. $4,000 dn. HO. 2-5:i2l o
DELICATESSEN grocery beer, NV.
apt. white: S5O.O0O year; large
stock. Call RA 3-6SO2 -22
MEATS with ABc off-sale
license. Excellent location in near
by Va. Seller sus-anteeS $500
weekly sales No delivery. no credit:
Ssms owner yrs, This is real
money maker investigate today:
Gail Mr.. Brown with YEONAS
REALTY, ia. $1,000, IA T-l243
RESTAURANT with beer and wine.
Located mr.. Arl Co. Court House:
First time offered. Same owner s
years. Seats 40; Air-cond. Open
ak days wk. A real opportunity.
Priced $1,000 with terms .Csu Mr..
Brown with YEONAS REALTY. IA.
e-2lOo, IA. 7-1243. 30
Evening star., 1954-05-20

BFTHESDA-CHEVY CHASE AREA
3 and 1 bedrm.. near Catholic
school Sl30. OIL. 4-lO"1 -
BY JUNE Chew Chase-Bethesda
area: unfurn 2-3-bedrm. home;
Air ~orce officer wife and one child
EV Abb! IL
RENTALS WANTED. Va.
Cist your house with us and let US
take the work and worry of your
shoulders. Call Kl. S-31O6 til 8.
ROUTH ROBBINS REALTY. INC.
Evening star., 1954-05-20

VALET SHOP in large apt. hotel
doing in excess OF : 900 mo-; very
Evening star., 1954-05-20
WOODMOOR=S17.75O
CROSS & PERRY, INC.
BRADLEY HILLS
st FL. BEDRM. AND BATH

Isl r. I. WRoobEED. RobE. TcR ACRE 1"1H
Charming Ayr -old brick Colonial
with 4 BEDROOMS. . tile baths.
separate entrance hall, cheerful
spacious liv. rm. and separate din
ing room, overlooking large wooded
kitchen with built-in breakfast
nook. A marvellous family home
with convenience of lst-f. bedrm.
and bath Price. S2s.500. owner
transferred Ewes OIL. 4-0610.
iAMUEL z. BOGLEY. INC, OIL. g. 500