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Evening star., 1954-01-19
Vanderbilt .Passer Outs
To Begin Army Duly
By the Associo,ed Press

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Jan. 19.-
Bill Krietemeyer, who gained ma
tional publicity for his forward
passing as a freshman quarter
back, in 1852. said today he has
withdrawn from Vanderbilt Uni
versity to enter the Army.
The sophomore from Evans
vile. Ind. said he is returning
home today to await his induc-
tion. He plans to come back to
Vanderbilt after serving his two
years in the Army.
II want to put in my stretch
of Army duty now and get it
behind me-" Krietemeyer said
Right now feel that I'm vast
ing my time and other peoples
time. too, because haven't been
able to decide what I want to
make of myself"
Evening star., 1954-01-19
Tennessee S Explanation
On Aid Grants Accepted
BY the As.eeioted Press

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan. 10.
Bernie Moore, Southeastern
Conference commissioner, will
not punish Tennessee for fall
ing to inform other conference
schools of its athletic scholar
ship awards because it was a
technical error"
Moore said last night he tele-
phoned Harvey Robinson, Ten
nessee football coach, at Knox-
vile and was told the univer-
sity's scholarship committee had
a new secretary who probably
forgot to send the other schools
q list of high school athletes
who. signed aid grants with Ten
nessee.
IF it was just a technical err
ror-and I believe it was. be-
cause my Office was notified" 4"
Moore said, II see no reason why
Tennessee should be punished.
The Atlanta Journal said yes
terday that Tennessee had vio-
lated a conference agreement
by failing to send the scholar
ship lists to all other members.
Evening star., 1954-01-19
Ohio State to Play
Penn Stcte kqoin,
Ending Old Feud
BY the Associased Press

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 19.-
Ohio States football team will
play Penn State at Columbus
October 90. 1856.
Filling of that date completes
the Ohio State football schedule
for the next three years. No
home and home series has been
scheduled between Ohio State
and Penn State.
The only time the two teams
met was in 1912. Penn State
won by a forfeit when Ohio
State Coach John Richards or
dered his team of the Columbus
field in the fourth quarter. COM
planning of alleged abusive
language and rough play by
Penn State athletes. Both
schools. however, carry the
score on their -ecords as 37-0
in favor of Penn State-the
score at the time the Ohio State
team left the field.
The complete 1856 schedule:
September %. Nebraska; October 6
etsnto5d; October -. at Illinois; oc-
eonsin; November 3. at Northwestern;
November To-. Indiana; November IL,
iowa tsite not determtnedG November
Evening star., 1954-01-19
Banner Crop of Rockies Ends
Stond-Put Era for Cardinals

Diegan has a good chance to re-
place veteran Del Rice as the
f1rst-string catcher.
Greason has a chance to be-
come the first Negro to play for
the Cardinals, even though he
was assigned to Columbus after
his purchase from Oklahoma
City. The 27-year-old right
handler had a 1913 record after
a slow start. He reeled of VIC
tories in nine Of his hast 10
starts. dropping the final one.
2-1. He famed 1913 in 249 in
nings but walked 162.
Left-handed Knuckleballer
Luna, a 24-year-old Mexican,
had 17-10 record at San Diego
and boasted 2.69 earned run
average. He is a southpaw with
a knuckleball. according to Lefty
ODoul, knows how to pitch" f"
Lint. a 33-year-old left-hander,
was the Pacific Coast Leagues
biggest winner with a 21-1O rec
ord. He. too, is q knuckleballer.
Woodbridge also had a prom
Using record last year. The 25-
year-old right-hander had a
1913 record at Houston and
famed las in 246 innings. He
may not be ready, however, since
he suffered a broken leg in an
automobile accident several
weeks ago. Deal. a 30-year- -old
right-hander who had brief
trials with the Red Sox and
Cardinals. won Is and lost 9 at
Rochester. His forte is relief
pitching.
Other promising new pitchers
include Walter M o n t g o m y
Q3-9 and a 2.43 earned-run
average at Omaha. John Re-
monsky (3-2 at Columbus), Bob
Tiefenauer (9-3 at Rochester)
and Gary Blaylock 7-13 at
Columbus). Bill Sarni, Blay-
locks catching mate at Colum-
bus. comes up with a .277 aver
age.
Russell Rae. a .302-hitting out
fielder from Omaha. is making
the big jump from Class A. He
had "a doubles. 8 triples. %
homerS and 80 runs batted in.
Lou Ortiz. noted for his defen-
sive brillance around second
base. improved his hitting to
.298 at Rochester. First Base
man Vince Moreci and Fred
Marowlewski were in the service
last year.
Evening star., 1954-01-19
Philadelphia Writer'S
To Honor Jesse Owens
BY ,hs Asseeiossd Press

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. l9.-
Jesse Owens, former Ohio State
track star and Olympic cham
pion. will be among those hon.
ored at the annual dinner of the
Philadelphia sports writer's jan
uary 25.
Owens, who won four medals
in the 1886 Olympics, was an
nounced yesterday as the track
and field representative in the
sports writer's half-century pa
rade Of champions
Other sports figures to be hon
ored announced earlier include
Bobby Jcnes. Red Grange, Joe
Louis. Willie Hoppe. Jack Kelley
sr. and George Mikan.
Evening star., 1954-01-19
Quantico Five Shooting
For 26th Victory Toniqhf

The Quantico Marines basket
ball team will be out for its 26th
straight victory without defeat
this season when it plays An
drews Air Force Base at 8 O'Clock
tonight at Quantico.
The Marines won No. 25 last
night. defeating Boiling Air
Force Base, 1910, at Quantico
despite Ernie Warlick's 81 points
for Boiling. high for the night.
The Marines. using substitutes
for the first half, led at the in
termission, 1896. With the reg
ulars in for the second half,
Quantico increased the margin,
led by Paul Arizin, who finished
with 19 points.
Evening star., 1954-01-19
District AAU Judo Meet
Set Tomorrow Night

The senior and junior judo
championships, sponsored for
the second straight year by the
District Amateur Athletic Union,
will be held at 8 pm. tomorrow
at thea Jewish Community
Center.
Jimmie Takemori. winner last
year in the National AAU cham
pionships in California. is one
of the more than SO contestants
entered
Tickets may be obtained at the
Jewish Community Center and
the Ambassador Hotel SWIM
ming Club.
Evening star., 1954-01-19
By Joe ReichIer
Associated Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-The
|. Cardinals. once accused of
standing pat with an "old team. -
will have one of the finest hocks
Of rockies ever seen in one camp
when they gather at st. Peters,
burg. Fla. next month.
This fine array of newcomers
has even Eddie Stanky enthused.
The usually conservative man
ager just can't wait to be shown.
At this writing the Cardinals
have Al players. not including
Tom Poholsky, the highly rated
young right-handed pitcher who
was discharged at Fort Belvoir
last fall. Among the new play
ers, the most promising appear
to be Pitchers Memo Luna,
Royce Lint. Floyd Woodbridge.
Ellis (Cot) Deal and Bill Grea-
son: Catcher Dick Rand; Short
stop Alex Grammas and Out
flelders Joe Frazier and Tom
Burgess.
Grammas was obtained via
trade from the Redlegs for
Pitcher Jack Crimian and q re-
ported $4,000. The 25-year-old
Greek is a sure-handed fielder
but not as good hitter as his
.307 batting average at Kansas
City last year indicates. The
Birmingham boy is expected to
give Solly Hemus battle for the
regular shortstop job.
Frazier Topped Texas League.
Frazier, a 31-year-old left
handed slugger. was purchased
from Oklahoma City, where he
batted 1892 to win the Texas
League title. Voted the circuits
most valuable player, Frazier
pounded out SIS doubles. two
triples and % homers while driv-
ing in 113 runs. Burgess, 20. was
the No. 2 batter in the Interna-
tional League. where he compiled
a .347 average and belted %
homers while driving in 80 runs
for Rochester.
Rand, a .284 hitter at Houston
last year, came up to the Cardi-
nails toward the end of the sea-
son and made a favorable i'm
preston with his work behind
the plate. He demonstrated a
fine arm and indicated he could
hit big league pitching, batting
.290 in nine games. Stanky be-
lieves the 23-year r-old San
Evening star., 1954-01-19
Fights Last NIGHT
ey ihe Assoe;o,ee, pres,

by me Associoied Press
I BROOKLYN, N. Y.-carmine Fiore
146s4. Brooklyn, stopped Freddie (Babe
Herman 40. Los Angeles, 3.
BUTTE. Mont.--Glen Flanagan, 134
st. Paul outpeinted Bobby Bickle, 1876
Topeka. Kans., 10.
BOSToN-Tony Demarco, 143h, Bos
ton, outpointed Wilbur Wilson, 145
Boston, 10
FORT WAYNE, Ind.--Jed Black
145h. GAINESVILLE Wis. stopped Adrief
Hefel. 14S. Detroit. z.
HOI YOKE. Mass. Johnnie Lemonn
1877. BROOKLYN. outpointed Bobby Cour.
chesne. ~. Holyoke. 8.
DETROIT Henry Bronko. 157, De.
tIoit.. outpointed Jackie Keough. 1888
Cleveland, 8.
Evening star., 1954-01-19
YWCA Spring Sports Plan

The YWCA Health and Rec
reation Department will offer
classes in golf and tennis as part
of its sports plan for spring"
Instruction will begin January
q for one hour a week during
the following six weeks. Further
information is available by
phoning Metropolitan 8-2100.
extension IS.
Evening star., 1954-01-19
'AU Visits Catholic u,
GaIIaudet al Home in
Games Here Tonight

Mason Dixon Conference teams
have the field to themselves here
tonight, with American Uni
versity. visiting Catholic Univer-
sity at $3.50 for a league game
while Gallaudet entertains the
Richmond Professional Institute
squad at 8 pm. at Francis Junior
High School.
Catholic u. will be without
the services of rookie Tom Nc
Kavitt, who suffered a mild con-
cussion in a fall against Johns
Hopkins last Saturday night and
who is being rested. McKavitt.
former Gonzaga star, was the
Cards third high scorer with lot
points and will be missed. In
his absence Hal Freeman and
George Hughes will have to bear
the brunt of the burden.
American. with Capt. Bud
DAILY, Carl Hevener and John
Selby to lead the sharpshooting,
is an overwhelming favorite to
bag its second victory of the sea-
son over the Cards. The Eagles
won the first game on their home
floor by q comfortable 74-52
margin.
Coach Dutch Schultz'S squad
needs win to pull even with
Roanoke in the Mason dixon
race. The latter won last night
for a SO league record, while
AU has a 40 tab.
Gallaudet has been hit hard
by a wave of injuries, losing
Johnny Miller. Don Leitch, Jer-
aid Pelarski and Dick Caswell
This accounts for the Blues
string of five straight losses after
one of the best starts in their
recent history.
Evening star., 1954-01-19
YMcA Streok Snapped

The American Automobile AS
Sociation's fast break and press
ing defense snapped YMCA's
four-game winning streak last
night. beating them. 51-34. in a
game played at the Stratford
Junior High School. Joe Sutter
was high scorer for the evening
with IA points.
Evening star., 1954-01-19
Ierps Given Chance
For Top Seeding in
ACC Title Journey

Maryland's basketball team. In
second place in the Atlantic
Coast Conference standings to-
day with a 6-l record. has q
good chance of taking the top
seeded position into the tourna-
ment at Raleigh the first weak
end in March.
The Terps breezed past Vir-
ginia. 70-56. last night in Nor
folk and have only two confer
ence games remaining, both at
home. They are with Duke and
Wake Forest.
North Carolina is leading the
conference at present, but no.
body is taking the Tar Heels
seriously. since they lost all three
games in the Dixie classic and
figure to drop back when they
reach the tough part of their
schedule.
Five Tests for Tar Heels.
North Carolina still has FIVE
games with Duke, N. c. State
and Wake Forest. The Tar Heels
recently beat Wake Forest, but
Dick Hemric, the Deacons' ALL
American center candidate. was
out with a sprained ankle. .
Duke has lost one conference
game-to Wake Forest-and
still must meet the Deacons and
N. C. State again, plus Mary
land. N. c. State has lost two,
as has Wake Forest, the defend
ing tournament champion. Con-
sidering the games to be played.
Maryland stands the best chance
Of leading the league.
The TerpS boosted their sea-
sons mark to 1874 and showed
Virginia near 500 with an 81
record in last nights easy vic.
tory. It was the second time this
season Maryland scored 70 points
against Virginia. At College
Park the Cavaliers made it
closer, scoring 81 points.
Shue's Average Drops.
Gene Shue drew four early
fouls and his average dropped
with a 14-point performance.
one less than Bob KesSler and
Bob Everett of the TerpS. Vir-
ginia's Buz Wilkinson made
eight field goals and eight out
Of IL from the foul line for %
points. Maryland was ahead all
the way and was outScored only
In the third quarter.
The Terps take time out for
exams until a Florida trip that
will take them to Tampa jan
uarv 30 and Miami Enhr,1orv
Evening star., 1954-01-19

coach at the
University Of
Virginia. Bill
turned down
a three-year
contract a S
h e a d coach
at t h e Uni
v e. rsity of
Dayton. The
Flyers We n
upped the SAL
ary originally
offered by a
couple Of
thousand a S
an added in
Evening star., 1954-01-19

Of the 2:01 world mark for ju-
venile misses.
Other highly regarded Ham
bletonian nominees include
Prince Victor, owned by Sam
Huttenbauer Of Cincinnati; Darn
Safe. also from the Hayes Fair
Acres Stable. and Princess Rod
ney of the Walnut Hall Stud,
Donerail. KY. who is the CO.
holder with Stenographer of the
mile mark.
Evening star., 1954-01-19
Montgomery Quintet Wins
In Another Scoring Spree

The Montgomery Junior Col
lege basketball team suddenly
has given a big boost to it's scor-
ing averages. The Knights
trimmed Hagerstown College,
1866. yesterday at Hagerstown,
after a a-111-60 triumph over Wes-
ley J. c. in its previous game.
Bill GaskinS. with % points,
and John Shearer, with 81,
scored enough points between
them for Montgomery to win
the game.
Evening star., 1954-01-19

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 19 (P).-Clint
Courtney, Baltimore Orioles
catcher, and Miss Dorothy
Knelange Of st. Louis were
married January II in Ciudad
Obregon, Mexico. her parents
have announced. Courtney is
manager of baseball team in
the Mexican city during the
winter.
Evening star., 1954-01-19
ByLEWIS r. F.ATcHlSoN

will go after the foreign preds
as well.
Out on the West Coast, Jimmy
Kilroe, racing secretary at Santa
Anita, has been quoted as say
ing that 'in the foreseeable fu-
ture the 100000 San Juan
Capistrano will develop into
Santa Anita's No. stake, sup
planting even the traditional
Santa Anita Handicap in public
interest and prestige"
Kilroe explained that the Cap
istrano, to be run on grass for
the first time March 6. will grow
normally and naturally and will
not need any high-powered pro-
motion because of the new turf
course at Santa Anita is a hill
and-dale test, approximating
European conditions, and the
race is staged during a period
when European racing is dor
mant.
Kilroe says LaurePs success
points the way for international
competition in this country.
Delaware Park Is another
course where turf racing could
be held under conditions ap-
proximating those in Europe, but
it probably would necessitate
dropping Steeplechase races. and
it's doubtful if Delaware officials
would want to do that.
The point is, however. that
Delaware. Belmont Park and
Santa Anita are three tracks,
at least, with enough ground to
give European owners the kind
of elbow room they're accustomed
to. It is possible that they might
prefer a rambling course to
Laurel's one-mile roundabout.
The one thing Laurel has
which the others can't match
is the international atmosphere
of the Capital City. Once John
Schapiro gets the diplomatic
set in the habit of coming out
for the Washington, D. c.. In
ternational he'll have a social
sporting event that well might
be the envy of all his American
rivals.
Rumors that Georgetown Uni
versity is planning to revive
varsity football are absolutely
without foundation, according to
Athletic Director Jack Hagerty.
They crop up about once a
month, Jack said, and nobody
would be more pleased than he
if they were true. But it isn't
so.
Paul Barry, who won a gold
wrist watch as the Redskins
player of the week. left it with
General Manager Dick McCann
to be engraved. This week Nc
Cam who was late in getting
around to it, got long distance
telephone call from the halfback
in Texas.
81 promised the watch to my
father for Christmas" Barry eX-
planned. and ] think he's be-
ginning to wonder about it,"
y
Cliff Livingston. a 6-foot-3 end
playing for Fort Ord, has signed
with the New York Giants for
1854. He is a brother of HOWE
Livingston, former defensive
back for the Giants and Red
skins. A couple of years ago
Cliff was Clubhouse Manager
Kelly Miller's assistant in train
ing camp.
Evening star., 1954-01-19

When Bill Dudley sings Garry
Me Back to Old virginny." he
means it. That's where the
Blueheld Bullet really wants to
be.
To accept the Job of backfleld
Evening star., 1954-01-19
Howard u. kosed Out
By Lincoln Five, 1886
SpecioI Dispoieh 70 The Sior

LINCOLN, Pa, Jan. 19-Lin-
coin University's basketball team
nosed out Howard University Of
Washington, 69-66, last night.
The result ended a tw0-game
win string for the Bisons-their
longest this year-and left them
with a record of four victories
against eight defeats.
Evening star., 1954-01-19
Courtney Takes Bride

Total as 4lI6 Total 1919 3
Evening star., 1954-06-07
SILVER SPRING
1904 MINTWOOD ST.

a Blks. East of Flower Ave.)
7-rm. Colonial, ia baths, full bsmt.,
attached garage. gas heat: conv.
schools, bus. shopping. Like new.
SOB 500. AZ loan. OWNER. JU. D.
Evening star., 1954-06-07
on AnproYed-S14.95O
CHEVY CHASE-S24 q5O

Brick Colonial: 3 bedrms., huge liv
rm., sep. din. rm., full bsmt. with
ground-level entr.; adjoins park.
Excellent terms
Evening star., 1954-06-07
$11, ,50O-SMALL OWN.
3-BEDROOM RAMBI ,ER
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

DISTRICT HEIGHTS - Three -bedrm
brick Colonial; liv. rm. with firepi.
full-sized din. rm:. lovely screened
side. side porch; finished bsmt.. level
hincm9r-ienSed immsdr enSa. lot. Owner wants
considered. Call Mr.. Penland. ST
pm, ATLAS REALTY CO. w ~
FORESTVILLE-Modern brick 3-bed-
rm. Cape Cod. large liv. rm., sepa-
rate din. rm.. kitchen, full bsmt.
Wills. Win Tecr; nm rm;; h-w:h. Next door to
seas so see this lovely home today.
Call Mr.. Gribble, ST. 3-7368; ewes =,
LU. 4-2462. ATLAS REALTY co.
GLENN DALE. vacant-s rooms
left. risht Of way to Green6elt I'd.
SsrSain. N. Z. RYoN Co. Exclusive
.Asents- RA 2-6146 -
LANGLEY PARK-Attraetive s-bed.
Sis Sssr o56 stores csu and md s1SD trsnsp PEtces
pm. PECK CO.
PARKLAWN, (Nr. Riggs rd.. and
Sargent rdD--A detached 6-rm
home. 9 yrs. old. tile bath, Anchor
fence: $l.6O0 down and bal; easy
until Q pm. PECK CO.
PARKLAwN, on East-West hwy.-2-
story. 3-bedrm. brick-and- -shingls
terms. LoUIs sHflgsRnf Miller, keaisof. iE'TGS IN!
&-2723: eyes,, WA. 7-6O12.
TAKOMA PARK-only S1O.e50 fol
M: this, nice Du1n3galow 13g with liv rm
nice bedrms. bath full bsmt., auto
h.-w.h.: nice. fenced corner lot. O.
terms, no down payment. $71 PEI
mo. BAINUM REAL ESTATE. JU
$1,000. HE. 1924.
CORNER BUNGALOW, Morningside
COW. to Andrews Field and Census
Assume large 4es CT loan; immacu.
late: z wears old; 5 rms. and ex'
pansible attic; owner transferred
considered Cali Mr.. Penland, ST. 8.
ATLAS REALTY co. =
DOCTORS ATTENTION-Hyattsville
Lee. corner home. Strategic loc.
BSmt.. 4 rms, garage. firepl., ground
level ent.: 1St fr., Z lge rms. firepl.,
closets. lge. porches: End mr., 4
lee. rms. 4 closets. Oil h.-w.h.
Abundance of parking space. Excel
lent financing. Vacant. JOHN H.
Johnson. WA. 7-5050.
LEWISDALE
1902 goth ave.-Owner transferred.
Will sell this modern brick Colonial
3-bedrm. lh,bath home. Lee. liv.
ser. side porch. attached TaraSe. age.
full bsmt. with recrea, rm., storage
attic. beautiful Erounds. Reasonably
keavis with GOLDsTEN BROS, RE.
7-l9S6: eyes,. EN-. 2-2221. -S
Evening star., 1954-06-07
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
FOR RENT OR SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

COMMERCIAL LAND, 10000 square
IT. on r.r. siding, in Kensington,
Bethesda. Silver Spring or Wheaton
Zoned industrial. Answer. giving
rough plat. price, ETC.. BOX 275-
S, Star -12
Evening star., 1954-06-07
4 BEAUTIFUL FARM
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

zoo FIT. DEEP. 70 IT. wide. Kirk st..
$50 DOWNWRambler sites. i0ox20o
#. Large develop. facing ColesvillS
rd.,- past Silver Spring. Md 81. 900.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. 6-2200.
SUBURBAN HOMESlTES and acre.
age, on or near the Shirley hwy,
in Fairfax County. LYNCH a. SONS.
owners and, Developers, Springfield.
Va. XII. 9-575S. CLOSED sunday.)
available: finished streets, curb and
MRs: COATES, II. e.%s594a. 'A'''O'
HEART SOF d. C.--First time Of
fered-approx. 100000 So. It. OF
apt. house grounds street 'front.'
ages--with all utils. in-priced right
even for semidetached or community
lots - schools - shopping - transp.
CAN OWNER. ia. 9-2400: nights.
BEACH EAi a-@fSDl kor-Kent Island: -sIoo
down balance monthly. ,oL.
1de 90 d ACRES, ss.a7o-55 mi. west
D. c.. between Route 3 and Harpers
Ferry, borders Appalachian trail on
east and fronts "a mile on county
road; beaut. view; 10000 It. tim.
ber plus pulpwood; nr. sumner. re.
sort subdivision and Shenandoah
river DE. 2-755S. Ill
I6l-FT. FRONTAGE in RAVENwOON
Vas finest community: city sewert
choice section. l OF only a few re-
naming Sc 500 JE 2-2Q75 3
Evening star., 1954-06-07
SILVER SPRING
Woodmoor Area-S13.500

2-bedrm.. all-brick; sep. din. rm..
table space in kit; bsmt.: fenced
corner lot: newly decorated: near
public and parochial schools. GI ap-
piled for. Less than SS6 mo. incl.
taxes. No money down to veterans.
Evening star., 1954-06-07
6 UNITS
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

COMMERCIAL CORNER - Drive-in
frozen cuStard and dancing school;
TINKLE PROPERTIES. ia. 2-sSSi
AfARTMfsT a Tiaasg; OR DUPLEX GROUND.
zoning. adj, to large garden-type
apartment. 2 blocks from Columbia
pike in Arlington. 8 min. to Penta-
gon. Call Mr.; wilkins. ia. 2-23S1;
syg1rS eyes, "a. S-6525. TINKLE PROP
1st COMMERCIAL-corner lot on
Kennedy st. NV; suitable stores
and apts:; approx. $3.50 #. WAL
TER NJ. BAUMAN. 1727 X st. NV,
MA. s-6229; eyes,. WO. 6-0747;
rons1s "a r. KAP e44 ssStfg ssHf5C ot qsp %
improved with 5-rm. house and apt.
Already zoned business. owner NOV
ing. must sell immed. An excel op-
portunity for only $4,000 down;
total price, $12.750. LYNCH &
SONS, Realtors. Springfield. Va,
KI 9-575S; CLOSED Sunday -
baths; in Washington's fast develop
ing West End section; zoned 1st
commercial. Ideal for conversion to
oi1ces or for headquarters Offices
Of national organization. Asking
$49 300. JOHN H; MILLER. Jr..
DOWNTOWN AREA-719-21 18th st..
NV: $500 SO. IT.; 3 floors ideal
Tor ottices or store. OWNER, LII
1-41bO: ewes, JU. 9-4375. Ill
GAS STATION-Vacant; can be used
for any purpose; ideal location,
heavy trafic; Bladensburg rd and
Mt: Olivet I'd. ne. OWNER, Ii. z
4150; eyes,. JU. 9-4375. III
Evening star., 1954-06-07

GLENN DALE. vacant-S rooms;
well built; needs repairs; - acre;
S6,950 $3.50 down, $45 mo. !;
argain. N E. RYoN CO.. Exclusive
Evening star., 1954-06-07
NORTH ARLINGTON

NORTH ARLINGTON
Only Sl3,950 for this attrac. q
bedroom brick Cape Cod. with ex-
pansible attic: oil hot-water heat: !:
neighborhood Just OF Glebe I'd. near
Washington blvd. Will 60 CT.
CALL POMPON1O REALTY
IA. 7-0060 -
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ALEXANDRIA,
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

OPENING TWO NEW SHOPPING
CENTERS in North Arlington, apt.
house areas. lessons now being In.
terviewed for leases. Speciality lines
solicited Call Mr. Mulloy, or Mr.
Fitton. M. T. BROYHILL q SONS.
1924 Lee hwy. ATl.. Va IA. 4-l3OO
STORE AND WAREHOUSE or 6-car
brick garage. 2619 18th st. NV,
S225 mo. OWNER. CO. $4,000 week.
800 EYE ST. NV, downtown. in
medical centey-Ideal for valet shop.
shoe repair. barbershop. florist, uni
forms. etc. Cal MR.. KAY. ME-. s.
WHEATON store or ONCE: 15x45
Price ST.. u blk. on Georgia ave.
MODERN BUILDING,
approximately 1900 SO. IT.. on one
fioor; side parking and delivery en-
trance: front part finished for show
room or ONCE with large storage
area In rear. Located one-haH block
on Old Georgetown I'd. at 4914
Del Ray ave-. Bethesda. Nd. CAN
OIL. 6-7s16, weekdays. 10
EXCEL. LOC.,. 18th and You Sts. NV.
for TV. radio. laundromat, delica..
bkry.: rent reas. ~. 10000. III