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Evening star., 1955-05-10
Season Ticket Sales
Open for Pro Cuqe

Washington does not yet have
a pro basketball franchise in the
NBA, it does not yet have a
team and does not yet have a
schedule, but reservations for
season tickets can be made by
phoning Executive 3-1296.
The NBA meets in New York
at 10 am. tomorrow and persons
close to the situation here are
convinced that Washington will
be admitted to the league. 1t
also will be decided tomorrow
whether Washington will have a
25 or 3l-game home schedule,
which will mean a difference of
$40 in the season ticket price.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
Yanks and As
Face TopJobs
In nP|ayerCuts
By the Associated Press

The Yankees and Athletics to-
day faced the biggest jobs in
getting down to the 25-player
limit by midnight tomorrow.
Both have to cut four players
off their roster, while four other
teams must trim three men.
The Senators, whose two re-
turned servicemen don't count
against the limit. solved their
problem last week when they
farmed out Pitchers Bill Currie
and Dick Hyde, while the Dodg-
ers and Cubs completed their
juggling yesterday.
The White SoX, Braves, Giants
and Pirates must drop one man,
the Cardinals and Phillies are
two over, and the Orioles, In
,dians, Tigers and Redlegs must
get rid of three.
Ted Williams uncertain status
clouds the picture for the Red
Sox. Counting him as an active
player, they must drop two.
However, they also must make
room for Shortstop Milt Boiling
who comes off the disabled list
Sunday.
Cavarretta's Career Ends
Cutting down time apparently
brought to an end the 22-year
career of Phil Cavarretta. The
White Sox dropped the 38-year
old outfielder- first baseman from
the active list yesterday and
hired him as scout. His terri
tory will be in Texas. The for
mer Cubs star was only % hits
short of his goal of 1000. He
went hitless in four trips as a
pinch hitter this season.
Cavarretta Joined the White
Sox at the beginning of the 1854
season after the Cubs fired him
as he was starting his fourth
year as manager. Filling in
for the injured Ferris Fain, he
batted .3l6 in II games.
Brooklyn, however, merely
postponed the chore of getting
down to IS men by placing
bonus rookie Sandy Koufax on
the disabled list. The young
lefthander will be out nursing a
cracked ankle for about six
weeks. Since the Dodgers have
to keep him under the bonus
rule. they'll have to make room
on the roster when he returns.
Cubs Option Six
The Cubs optioned six players
to get down to their 27-man
limit-carrying two returned
servicemen, Catcher Harry Chit
and Pitcher AL Larry, who aren't
counted. They sent Pitchers
Bubba Church and Darios Hill
man and Catcher Jim Fanning
to Los Angeles. Pitcher Bob
Thorpe to Des Moines, Catcher
Elvin Tape to Beaumont and
Pitcher Vance Amor to Havana.
The Pirates, Phillies and ORR
oleS did some of their chopping
yesterday. Pittsburgh optioned
Catcher Harding Peterson to
Willimsport, Pa. The Phils gave
Infielder Floyd Baker his uncon-
ditional release and announced
they planned to option Infielder
Luis Ortiz. Baltimore sold Out
fielder Charlie Maxwell to De-
troit for the $4,000 waiver price
and optioned Pitcher Bob Alex
ander to Portland.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
CoweII SoftboII Team
Upset by CROSSROADS

The Cross-R Roads team upset
Myron Cowell, Az, last night in
the Greenbelt night softball
league, AZ. Also a 4-2 winner
was Mount Rainier over Auto
City.
Tomorrow night Cross Roads
plays Mount Rainier at 7:30
O'Clock and Knotty Pine meets
Greenbelt at 8.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
Gu Holding Banquet
For Athletes Tonight

Catholic University's annual
athletic banquet will be held to-
night at Graduate Hall on the
campus
The top award to be made will
be the Harris Trophy to the
schools outstanding scohlar, ath-
lete and gentleman.
Other awards include the John
Corbett Trophy for the track
teams senior who in four years
has done the most for the team,
and the Jake Hengstler Trophy
for the best swimmer.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
Walter Reed Gets
Swim Trophy Today

The Walter Reed women's
swimming team, winner of the
national indoor championships
at Daytona, Fla, for the third
straight year, will present its
trophy to the Walter Reed Medi-
cal Center today at 4::30 pm.
Maj Gen. Leonard D. Heaton,
commanding general at Walter
Reed and president of the swim
ming club, will receive the
trophy from 1t. Betty Mullen
a member of the team.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
BILLY DIRECT
SELECTIONS

VANITY Son, Silver Ann, Air
Lock.
2-CLAYTON, Fairview Sandy,
Peggy Express.
3-Sister Whippet, Mighty Blaze,
Tantrum.
4-Nesco, Sigma Nu, Emily CAL
Ion.
5-Carrie's Boy, Rimrock, Alton
Patch.
6-EngliShman, Miss Nc l., Louis
Girl.
Star Too, Peggy BraneS, Red
Fire.
8-CreScendo. Counsel Eden,
Romona Key.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
TWO HORSES NAMED FOR COUPLE
RUN DEAD HEAT AT BELMONT

LEXINGTON, KY, May 10 Op.- Two horses which
shared victory dead heat in yesterdays first Bel
Park named for a Lexington and his wife.
John H. Clark said Mabe Gee and Poor John named
for his wife, Mrs Mabe Clark and himself.
It's real onein-a million" Clark said why. Col.
E. r. Bradley used to offer bet money that any
2-year-old you could name wouldn't win a race"
Clark bought both thoroughbreds at the Keeneand
yearng sales and sold Poor John to Vincent Meroa last
month.
The 2-year-olds racing against other the
nrsh time.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
BOYS BASEBALL

FALLS CHURCH KIWANIS LEAGUE
VFW ;: West End Yankees. 4 tNL
NJ orSi.
WV e Mats 4 mi Minors.
Lions. L.. Riwanis Giants, tAL
Minors.
CYO
Junior Bows
sist Martins i3' ST. Francis De-
81. GabrielS. lc. Sacred Heart, z.
81 james, Z; ST, Marsarets, ..
81. BeS9dette's. ~, st Augustine, IL
Evening star., 1955-05-10
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $e55. .eO)

THIRD RACE-Purse, $500; trot; class
&C; / mile
Buster Barnes &C. Deanp
Media Hanover IT. DufiordJ 1880 $50
Mickle VOlO u. Larente) $50
Dotty Allure. Darn Good Royal Cruz
sader, Peggy Mon. Proud Jim. Time.
@:lQ.2,
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1,500: pace;
KKS;ssy K;sssy kinf Ii ;'.I 4 LylsD 1850 tsS ss: ::
Jade Hanover Up. Hubbard) 800
Southern Prince, Lucky Duke, Light
house Prince, Flo Schuyler, Prasmite.
Titan Eblis, EQUITY Hsn9yer; Mar
Time, !:01. Denotes field.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $500: pace;
s.sss,Gr sisss ~! I mile; Ra.,n, ,.o am .so
Pesky Dale III. story 4.eO
Miss Velma, Mary Lawrence, Home
@:O5,3. Denotes field.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; pace:
sunset Bay III. Story) 4.6O 3.20 80
AIdens i,i HANOVER ELL, * Hylan 4.se sso 90
LII s BOY tE. SODDD -HU
Lous Girl, Shamrock Bonnie, Prince
James. Vic Boy. Time, 2:0s.l.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 400: trot;
AA-A class: ! mile.
General Meredith q. Larente)
$50 $50 $50
Miss Mary Stewart IT. Carlockl
800 100
oh Dinsm0re Hanover a. Jonesl $50
dh Boot Key q. Boring $40
Nathan, Mary Burns, Jewell Dean, Lee
Gallon. Time, 2.06.1. oh Denotes dead
heat for third.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; pace;
class q; l mile. -
Even Dale IL. Tolh'sn $50 800 $40
Apache Pass IT. Crank $50 900
Laurelite Hanover &c. Brennemanl $40
Mighty Con. Chief Rainbow, Gettys-
burg, Joe Boxwood. Lambrook Direct,
My Dixie. Ella Darnley,. Sure Con.
Time. '2.0i2s. Denotes field,
Evening star., 1955-05-10
ROSECROFT
RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: pace; class
%; | mile
Eric's Bonnie (W. FIeminK)
800 $50 $50
Cindys Up Up. Hubbard) 920 $50
swamp Fire M. COnourl $50
Gypsy Gal, Velvet Hanover. Shot Nc
Clenny, Quicker Trick, USmarS Mackin.
Time, 2:OS.4.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500: trot:
class &C: | mile
Worthy Spud &C. Dean)
400 SEQ 5?0
Essie Gallon I'll MyotD $50 i2O
Sandra Worthy tT. WaIters) I.?0
National Hanover. Sentiment Sake.
Scotland's Ace, Jim Fay, Mary Barnley.
Time, 81 3.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
GRADED HANDICAP
AT ROSECROFT

s. onda Hanover Cd. Miller> ------ s. |
g. Red Fire tDayl ----- 10
Evening star., 1955-05-10

Best Bet-RIMRoCK t5thl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07
The Finger Test
Is Good Check on
Cooling System

Even though the engine runs
cool enough and there are no
evidences of trouble with the
cooling system 1t is a good idea
now and again to give the radi-
ator contents what is known as
the Finger test"
That is, just stick your finger
In the coolant when the engine
is cold and see what you see.
Your finger may pick up definite
evidences of rust. Or your finger
may come out oily.
The rust will be a tip-off to
use a good rust inhibitor. Many
prefer the soluble oil type be-
cause it also helps Intricate the
water pump internally.
Incidentally If the oily deposit
on your niger isn't too great. and
the oil feels lighter than engine
oil. you may be getting proof
that soluble oil inhibition has al
ready been installed.
But if the oil is heavier you
may need to do some checking
because it indicates an oil leak
at the cylinder head gasket.
Grease in the system would in
dictate Decentralization Of the
water pump. Sediment in the
system calls for prompt cleans
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07

Buick for 1855 Offers a new
line of cars in four series fea-
turing fresh styling. V-8 engines
with higher compression ratios
and q novel development in its
Dynafiow transmission.
The new line comes In Is six
passenger body styles. mounted
on two wheelbases and with two
horsepower ratings. The horse
power ratings in the Roadmas-
ter, Super and Century series
has been increased to 236. In
the special # has been boosted
to 1913.
The Roadmaster, Super and
Century achieve this horsepower
with the extremely high COM
preston ratio Of 8 to /. This un-
usually high ratio recalls the
Crosley Hot Shot sports car
which had the same ratio but
needed some alcohol base mix
ture to avoid ignition ''ping" and
to, take best advantage Of the
squeeze.
Undoubtedly the high ratio Of
Bucks engine viii be helpful in
relation to horsepower developed.
But at the same time, it is true |
that engines with high COM
preston ratio and with larger
cylinder bores than piston stroke |
fall off in the torque department
at low engine speed. Buick mas
taken care Of this with what is
probably the most interesting |
mechanical feature of all, the
variable pitch transmission rotor.
The new Dynaflow operates
on the principle of the aircraft
propeller which can be adjusted
in flight to take bigger or smaller
"bites" Of air. depending on load
requirements.
It's about the same with
Bucks transmission. Picture q
circle Of blades, as on q turbine.
Set In one position these blades
when rotated at constant speed
around a fixed point will exert
a constant thrust or push on q
given agent. But II their angle
Of "bite" is changed while OPP
Grating at the same number Of
revolutions, they will produce
more push.
That's what happens when
the driver "fioorboards" the ac-
celerator in the new Buick. The
engine rev's up and at the same
time, the rotor blades move to
take larger bite out of the oil
surrounding them which trans
fers the power to the wheels.
The Century model, the light
est Buick made. has the big
engine in 1t again this year and
with the new transmission, it
should really jump.
Otherwise, the Buick is not
greatly changed over last years
popular model. The, grille now
is made with a honeycomb
windscreen fast becoming known
as Chicken wire"
Buick went into volume" pro-
duction In 1904 although a few
were made in 1903. The car was
first manufactured by David D.
Buick, a Detroit plumber who
soon stepped out as head of the
company. The first cars were
powered by a 22-horsepower, two
cylinder motor placed under the
seat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07
cIoeged Holes Cause
Damp Distributors

Where the distributor develops
q tendency toward excessive
moisture on the inside. with re-
sultant corrosion and cross-flr-
ing of high tension current. the
chances are that the ventilat-
ing holes in the cap are clogged
with dirt. This Is frequent
situation where the owner or his
mechanic doesn't remember to
open up the vents whenever
the distributor is being checked.
To overcome this situation one
OF the new distributors has an
overhanging rim which pro-
vides many openings for the
purpose of ventilation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07
Flexible Mind
Helps in Fucin9
New Problems


Unless q driver Is willing to
pick up q new idea about every
time he takes the wheel it isn't
long before be Is tagging behind
the procession.
Driving Is being greatly
changed as q result of the use of
power assists. powerful engines
and quick shifting traffic.
It takes a flexible mind to
keep up with these changes.
Much of what you have to learn
for best results with the equip
ment at hand may be useless
i've years from now with the
cars of that time. But the habit
comes in handy when facing new
problems.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07
Newest Tire Gauges

Newest tire gauges are not
only reliable but have easy-to-
read celebrations from 16 to SO
pounds in one-pound units.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07

seems to anticipate your demands. This great new
1856 Pontiac handles so easily and rides SO comfort
ably you suddenly realize that here is the totally
modern driving you've been waiting for.
And there's another very pleasant surprise await
ing you when you ask about price-for you can buy
Pontiac for only few dollars than the lowest
priced cars Come in tomorrow--let your own eyes,
your own hands on the wheel prove to your complete
satisfaction that this is your kind Of car at your
kind of price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07

There's better place than the auto show to learn
how distinctvely different Pontiac styling really is
!. how Pontiac luxury compares with cars costing
hundreds of dollars more how it matches in size
and roominess Americas finest cars.
But beauty and size are only part Of the wonder
full Pontiac story for 1855 You get the big thrill
when you come in for a demonstration drive. Once
you're behind the wheel you experience an entirely
formance-so responsive, so efortless it almost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-03
HOUSES ron sALE--N.W.

BAnNABY wO0DS center-haii brick
Colonial: 3 bedrIns.. q baths. small
paneled study, stairway 70 3rd a.
stornge attici Feafs screened perch
eafnee; lsyeL rear yard. WORTHY
q y9lr lmme4iate sopsiderat.en.
fEassa n ME 29s TICS. L Fill
envy chSsk. B. c.-Sew brick
rambler within watkins 1istencs 81
public and paTnehiaI schools and
transp. some .ot IT, many features
Afe: Pull eentef-;ien plan. twin
sized bedrmp. ard tiled baths.
electric Kitchen. Rxssiient TT terms
81 O WssfssincHIff. ~ az s.ssssoS III s'S !.
CHEVY CHASE. b. C.. $40. zoo. I0st
DOWN. $94 mo. 70 gnnilitbd veteran
Lee- older home ecn1istlna Of 2
pe1rnns.. 2 baths % End a.: nnishe1
sssSsli is sis i.Gss ma i f. e rs sss
" s0sds ~ sos sfs s sis:s {. d :ssl
ave. ahoppin9 and trnnsp., also
Blessed Sacrament and Lafarelte
Schools. TO Inspect, eau MQ. $500,
III Pm. kpN. 4. ZONES q Co.
rsevYS cn2s cni ;. e p a 9; r.s.,s,,.
school Oct. trans. fScspt.onaiiy
lafss ~, nm, : bsdEnls.. Z Daths.
w iiyilSs. cal jAasE I. stHh%;IxB.
~. $500: fves. OF. 4-7oe3. o.
,iHzss. sss. NM, s,sa-s.s.. sss
s ! ss-: sss.dod. 6NrissRs. ID y.
INCOMING OFFICIALS er puss.,y
Attse9s: Hiee. senL seentiiul vsex,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-03
HOUSES UNFURNlsHFD

COLORED632 End 81. s.W.--4
PERT. i0i7 7ih St. nv. 81. 3-siSl.
COL0RED--e0a MASS. AVE. Nv
IL rms. baths: $i2b: MARSHALL
WAFLk CO.. 12xA 18th Sc. NV.
sd. 4-zOOo.
COLORED--PETWOR AT Ymer-
son AZ. n.W.--just redecofated. h
rms, built I'm sarase. on busiine;
18th 81 nv, ME. s-zioo: -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-03
HOUSES fuRNlsHEn

BETHESDA, mr., Institute Of Health,
and Naval Observation-Disclosures 4
month. SSH sonoma I'd. Of. ..
soUTrH ROcKyILLE = s-bedroSom
rambler. beautifully furn.. imfie-
sesT, SEoRociEY ". t RoBE 4 nSsi z 81.
Silver SPRING y .-bedrm. farn.
home IN picturesque indian Spring
Village; very clean and cheerfui;
BRADBURY HEiGHfs, 1897 4sth ri.
s.e.--3-bedrm. Diet. brick, built-in
garase: $l25 mo. ADELBERT W.
ATTENTION. CONGRESSIONAL fam
lily, rambler showplace, beautiful,
modern furn.. attractive price to
adult family, OIL. 1865. -5
ALEXANDRIA-2 hedrms., cow. to
trnnsp., bsnt. apt. rented Tor $50:
total rental S125. RIA. d-S5S5
f-ACRE ESTATE. s bdrins.. 8 baths,
cocktail rIn., Dutch kitchen, air-con-
ditionings swimming pool, tennis
court; Beautifully ia furnished. $3.50
wooDfAwE, Mi.--a-bedrm. ranab-
Ter. tile bath with shower, Nv. rm.
with firepl.,, din. rn., YOUNGSTOWN
kit; Ia. blks 10 bus and stores.
Corner lot with fence. Call UN.
P Partly ~ J hRsi HOUSE. in
yiers Mil VILLAGE; 2 bedrooms, Ice.
bsmt. WI. 6-7395, after Q pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-03
HOUSES WANTED 10 RENT
NEARBY VIRGINIA

We need fifteen . to 4 bedroom
homes. ,preferabiy In Arlington or
Falls Church. for incoming clients.
J. FULLER GROOM REALTY CO.,
Property Manaeement Dept. "a.
7-44S7. - 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-03
IfNIuERsITY MANnR

UNIVERSITY MANOR
A dsIIshtful place in 4 close-in sub
urban AREA with rent appeal At
tIf1l f;tehen and lsPss d;n MIN 2 srea
plus tremendous room sizes ST8-
$50. Complete laundry facilities.
storage lockers. playEIounds and
parking, ONE BLOCK FROM NEW
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL,. Res. mgr.
Y a. s sniSss sp s2aa H Hia Bladens6urs
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
7e4 18th ST. NV MA. s-2345.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-03
SEABROOK ACRES
Doorway to Happiness
Brick Cape Cod
Must Snll T,naav

Mr.. NEW HAMP. AND IARcH Avrn
CLOSE IN4-B MIN. no ID.
MOVE IA rt %irHc oib ,psssosssIsll. 80.
see III Atfrac. fedeeorateai. 80 ~
han plan, de luxe TfLEn kiteSsn.
saxi4 Iiy: I'm. with hfspi., tViS.
Large Attrac. Heated Room
On 2nd a.. utilize Il az Q Yoonss:
beautiful screened rear porch:
iieyek fenced. weli-shruhhsd, Wooded
lot; alum. storm Window, brrif.
with outside entf,; 2 BIKE. % Gafh-
Ollie school; mr.. bus. shoppinR; tsffnS
e suit your budget, yiil sell fast.
or after 4 pm, IA, 6-6a11.
MARTHA KoHN
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED tcons. j


suITLAND. MD. - bedrms.. 2 baths:
$I26p incl. .utiis.. laundry facilities;
ST. ss s. 4oh0s sS0s i fsassa s 81
ID
ne asst s'h So i EA7 Eas i T. k5 e.
PERT. 1917 9TH st. NV. ST. q
s.E.@5-rm. brick bungalow: base
nlent. automatic gas h.-w.h.. stove,
refrigerator; new condition; large
. los; s Sl9e; LII i-2gS5. 90.
2 ss sisS fa %s T. u.s.
SUITLAND--Mod. s-bedrm. brick.
S1l0; storm doors. VIII furnish.
INVESTOR SERVICE. OIL. 4-2o46.
s431 cath ST. s.E.-Modern, semi
det. brick; 3 bedrms., bsnat.:: yard;
oil heat; nice neighborhood: near
stores. schools and transp.: cow.
70 Pentason. Boiling and Andrews
FALLS CHURCH .bedrm.. 1-bath
neish6orSooa for orc chii sss si1o 1 mo.
GEORGETOWN. asoi r st. NV
bedrms., 3 baths: 500. bRobfE 4
Ito 8. IIWa ia. ls ssss5 Bssaltors 1881 :
FALLS CHURCH. Annandale area
Almost new, s.bedrrn. brick: eiec.
Sig5 and si50. Vi. s-sTss. %
Enthusiastically 2-stofy brick: 3
bedrms,. run bath md d.: powder
rln. 1st:. Ice. bsmt. with law; excel.
fenced yd.. $50 81 4.S6t;s ~,
A RI nS,,s b sd s;o, liy rm;,
81 C. and shor. Ia s.ss5a jA
u TIsso9 g youp cu.Ncr ro I4vr
- Lndertcan finiversity parE n 4
y AMsIiG S. ohvsIsl.y 1aIxn ~. :
mn pnssessios, .isn VA T.So5l.
Mvs steIio u sTKrp d i,YiNI Cp
T Ns Tsaitots iintcwn otsica IA
g. s;-s glI $3.50 $50, s..-S.,
h,,ns cesnnisi - ioses fs Sssssi ,ns.
f.,M Soion,a On ia.se lencSo to.;
Jul oasemenN ei9se V senoois and
t assnsp, SolQpisLssy tSesu ss ~
S SctIl1a anu eAserios' 0t@o Ho. ~.
Nh. III PTf,EAs.-4 bedrms 3 baths: spa.
ciious. conf conf lease Some tgrn. Il de-
~ s.l na1r Ply un,iE No. ~ p251k. "a
SfSk mo ny aao sa ny 4 ne,ssnIa9 All Va
NORMA HARDY BRIccoN, Atty.
saSo KANsas Avn NM a--c.r,
home with earsse. rec. rm.; gas
NAM 7ss ifth St. n.ws ME. s-1ioo.
MEr wonn rrrArr. 10 80 S-3h,
located near Andrews e and ' chel tss,
S s1,s mo; n. PAUL HANNAH a.l 53.
aaa t M n;TT; NV; NV -,
brick. porehes 4 lnef.i, gss h ssi
A PAEK@a Ssdr,as'. I baths 1,
Wsl, nsrp ada r; . kitcs .n nnIIto
SIng,Snr Al Aaso ce,, 0sa 5II s lig; F S:-
fine: sion. THGMPsoN Il CRAY.
! ~. $4,000. -
s45 xenia st. s.e.--3-bedrna. brick;
rental incis. sep. bsmt. apt; oil
sSens transn. Kim IS, Son "a s sssas,
: - . - 80 - : "a -.
500 md. -s,x rooms
bath, fun bsr1t., auto. heat VACANT
Ii. CARLYLE deLoziER, Reaitor,
HMiLAEcREISsSTp o Hirs.--s.rm. br,et. ,m
baths, de luxe eiec. MI dishIasher'
disposal, rec. nm; pvt. driveway
Avail. immed. MIKE coUdiLiN,
aSS9a.s s 3 Hair,, 80 49, y3 !.
GROWN :. RATNE. "a. i s.1ISi;
Mr.. FALLS CHURCH-Three nice
hedrms. q pine paneledl. extra-lge.
e stsr ~, H., In ssaI.Was 70 w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-03

CHEVY CHASE. MD,--cus-
tcin-buiit home IN fine neigh.
boshoodi LIST dr.. Nv. rni., din,
rfl., fully equip. kit. den and
full bath, plus m 1B-ft.
winter porch over
looking wide lawn and per-
inanent park 4 bedrms. and
2 baths On "a fir. Stairs 70
attic. Pin; rec I'm: with
rage. Priced ia the low 4Oss
shown By appt, Cali MFs.
Wootton. WO. 0-ep7a Of EM.
$500. J. EKLeoN HUGHES,
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

r. A. O'BRIEN, light moyins and ex-
press; prompt and reasonable. Call
DU, 7-947S. If no answer, and eve
MOVING AND STORAGE
viii accept surplus furniture as Fart
payment on your moving, storage.
Reas IA. 9-2937: ewes. RIA. $3.50.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving,
beaches q speciality. s. L. MORRIS
tn. 2-1150 or Ii. t-2sS9.
NOW hY HlLL--Hone or bus, short
or long notices: extra services; any
time. sensibly priced, LII. 1-D500.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET Of
Separate rooms: expert packing
Phone NO 7-0l04. UNION ETOR.
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1906.
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3520 LEIAND sT.
HOUSES UNFURNIsAED

SEAT PLEASANT. all seth pi.-
BIZ house on 2 lots. 8 rooms, 2
kitcheEs. large porch. OWNER, OIL.
4-355I: or during weekdays. EM
FALLS CHURCIf--Modsrn. 3-bedrn,.
rambler on large. wooded. corner
.ots 20 minutes TO Pentagon: 2l-ft
liv. nm. with picture window and
flreplace. large porch. dishvasher.
disposal, stove refgr.. St35 no.,
includes membership in loft. neigh
borhood swimming pool. JE. 3-l8t,3.
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Choice Locations

lsi3O Popular Heishts. the choice
Fails Church community with
rs own swimming pool aile
rambler. All-elec GE Kitchen
with range. garbage piEposnll.
dishwashef and BenGix washer.
large picture windows. wooded
lot Storage attic; tb min.
70 PentAgcn. House with bsnt.
slightly higher.
lSf60---10a s. Lee ST.. Pals Church
Ideally located, yust block
from busline and s.. james
rafeehlai School; 3seedrocsn
ana puiidown RAILWAY 70 at
Tic, modern Ail-elee. kitchen:
rleW-h6use condition
ls148--C Columbia Pines. beautiful sub
division. near Arifianonle. new,
S-bedrm. brick rambler. Larne
picture windows. fun hsmt.,
uulldown stRifyny 70 attic,
garase. disposal, eiShwaSfer.
gier ranse and fsfkr. LARGE
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
", 4.39Q0 ~. 3-z2lg
c0L0RED--ei7 lfk 81. NV
Yrnss and bath. sac 50, RAYMOND
r.. RpPPKRI. 1917 IN 81 n.v.-
|CoLoaFbioos en- 81. avs
rms, ea0.S0. RAYMOND r. RUP-
PHI: 1917 IN a. n.u- 81
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tumble answer:
.yrAT W~~Na .N 4
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IisnL assume OF loan. 70. 6-fs7o.
ANSANDALk. sA.--s-rsom. s-Ssth
sriek CAPE Cod bnnealgv. tgd
go. We ynI pay sstiisIshT eosis.
AkEAEDzIG--gey s-bsdsm. Ssies
rambler with full bsnnf. On y -sffe
ri .oe.;ea ~ 7 . ~ ~; se sies
vkknos R2zfTY. nc h ~ s.s.vs'
sconiiased % ssIi $500
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.---3505 Living
ston ave; nv, near Conn. ave.
brick: . bedfnns.. = baths rec. rn.,
Dc luxe kitchen, ? lporches. newly
decorated: S1e5.
OIL 4-2040 or ST, 3-lIT8
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SUlTLAND. ND. - bedrms.. g baths;
/ $126g incl. .utiis.. laundry facilities;
conv. to shopping center. buEline.
10. S-5140. 2506 Iyerson st. Sc.