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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-13
Polly Riley Is Upset
By 16-Yeur-OId in
Southern Amateur

SHREVEPORT, La, May 10
(P.-Clifford Ann Creed, To-
year-old high school student
from Opelousas, La, turned
from a lightly regarded con-
tender today into the favorite's
role in the Women's Southern
Amateur golf tournament. Her
upset victory over Defending
Champion Polly Riley turned
the trick.
Miss Greed took an easy and
3 triumph over the veteran from
Fort Worth, Tex, yesterday. Miss
Greed caused a stir when she
took medalist honors, but her
victory over the five-time cham
pion ranked as the top upset of
the 10th annual tournament.
Miss Greed faced Mary Pat
Jansen of Charlottesville, Va.
in today's semifinals. The other
semifinal match pitted ELY
Karlson of Memphis against
Mrs. Scott Probasco of Chatta-
nooga.
Miss Jansen defeated Frances
Rich of cambridge, Ga, 2 and /,
and Mrs. Probasco downed Mrs.
Sam Byrd of Birmingham. Ala.
5 and 4, in yesterdays other
quarterfinal matches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-13
Young Pros Have Big Day
In West Virginia Golf

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w. Va, May Is (P.-Youth-
represented by Mike Souchak,
Dow FinsterWald and Peter
Thomson-was having its goK-
ing fling today, at least going
into the second round of the
White Sulphur Springs Open.
The trio, who shot Gas to be
six strokes ahead of par after
the first round yesterday. we're
in sharp age contrast to their
closest pursuers.
One stroke behind them were
stars of two decades ago, Johnny
Revolta and Henry Picard. The
44-year-old Revolta, winner of
the PGA in 1885, and 48-year-
old Picard, who won the title
four years later, are old part
nerS.
Souchak. former Duke Uni
versity football end from Ber-
wick, Pa, started playing golf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-13
Mrs. Hickey's Net 236 Wins
Columbia Clubs Hinshuw Cup

1903, minus 20 handicap each
round for 237, and Mrs. w. w.
Smith, 11l-107-115, minus 80
handicap for each round for
237.
Other net prize winners were
Mrs. Edison Mollohan, q net 239;
Mrs. Norman Frost and Mrs.
Darrell st. Claire, each net gals,
and Mrs. Fred Trew. net 245.
The best 36-hole score was by
Mrs. Donald Kneesi, 95-l5-80
and 93-l5-78 for 1853, while the
best 10 was Mrs. Kenneth Kim
Bile, a virtual beginner. with
100-25--75.
Mrs. William Weitzen won low
net in the Indian Spring ladies
day competition with 84-12-72.
Mrs. Dave Rosenberg was next
with 97-23-74.
Low gross went to Mrs. ELI
Amanuel, Sc, and low score on
the par IS to Mrs. Richard
Schattman, IL strokes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-13

more distant points who are
practically enrolled include:
Ronnie Jordan. 200-pound full
back at Annapolis High, who re-
ceived second-team All-America
high school mention.
Lynnwood Athey, 218-pound
center at Warren County High
School in Front Royal, Va.
Almost an entire backfield
from Martinsburg CW. Va High:
Dale Wroe. fullback, 1876 and
5-foot-11; Dick Lewis, quarter
back. SILL and 1870, and Ted
KerShner, halfbaCk, 6-foot-l.
ITS pounds.
Two Cumberland. Md, ends.
Phil GeatZ of LaSalle Prep, g.
foot-2 and 200 pounds. and Ken
Polling of Fort Hill High, 6-l
and l95.
Bill Butler. a guard at Pat
terson Park High in Baltimore,
6-1 and 208 pounds.
And two linemen from Keyser,
w. Va. Tackle Roland Raines.
6-3 and 235. and Guard Dave
Blackburn, 60 and 210 pounds,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-13
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON

Pro football got back in the
news today with unconfirmed re-
ports of a cold war on in the
Chicago Cardinal organization
between Managing Director Wal
ter H. S. Wolfner and Head
Coach Joe Stydahar, and more
trade rumors concerning the
Redskins.
Wolfner, who assumed con-
troll of the Cardinals front Office
five years ago, is reported to be
unhappy with Stydahar's coach
unexpectedly his 2-10 record
last season-and wants to make
a change. Stydahar, on the other
hand. is said to have refused to
resign and is sitting tight, but
seldom is seen around the clubs
office.
The Chicago story adds that
Tommy Thompson, one-time
passing star of the Philadelphia
Eagles who went with the Cards
last season as Stydahar's assist
ant. is Wolfner's choice for a
new coach. The matter is eX-
pected to be resolved sometime
this month to clear the decks
for the start of the SIS training
season, but Wolfner apparently
is Stalemated unless he decides
to pay off Stydahar's contract,
which repeatedly has two years
to go.
Lions Dicker for Gilmer
Wolfner is the gentleman who
emphatically denied reports at
National Football League meet
ing three years ago that he in
tended to fire Joe Kuharich,
Redskins coach who was then at
the Cardinals helm. Less than
a month later he made a change,
putting Stydahar in Kuharich's
place.
Meanwhile, the Detroit Lions
have confirmed reports that they
are dickering with the Redskins
for Harry Gilmer, veteran back,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-13

Columbia Country Clubs
higher-handicap players domi-
mated the prize list in the an
nual w. w. Hinshaw Cup tour
nament, a 54-hole medal play
event, second only to the club
championship in Importance on
the women's schedule.
Representative Carl Hinshaw,
Republican, Of California, son of
the late donor Of the prizes, was
on hand for the presentation
yesterday.
Mrs. E. j. Hickey, who had
share of the lead each Of the
first two days, stuck in there to
win low net and the Hinshaw
Cup with rounds of 97-97-102.
minus 20 handicap each round
for a net 1856.
Mrs. John Kerkam. former
Star Cup Glass A champion, won
low gross with 93-88-88 for 269.
Second low net was a tie between
Mrs. Roland Haynes, l10-1l1-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-13
Kro|| Among A
Tied for Lead
AtHot Springs

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, May 10
P).-Par-shooters may wind up
as also-rans in the $4,000 Hot
Springs Open golf tournament.
Thirty-eig golfers shot the
Hot Springs Country Clubs No. 3
course in par or better in yester-
days first round-and more of
the same was expected today.
There are just more good
golfers around today" said
stocky Ted Knoll of Bethesda,
Md, one of the four who posted
81 yesterday to share the lead
for the par-72 layout.
AL Besselink of Grossinger,
N. Y; Doug Ford of Kiamesha
Lake, N. Y, and Bo Wininger OF
Oklahoma City were tied with
Knoll in the 67-bracket.
Cary Middlecoff of Kiamesha
Lake, N. Y. and three little
known pros were in close con-
tention with So; Glib Sellers of
Hot Springs, Roy Mckenzie Of
Winston Salem, N. c.. and Henry
Ransom of St. Andrews, Ill.
Ed Furgol of st. Louis. Mo,
injured his good arm yesterday
and may have to drop out of the
tournament.
The National Open champion.
whose left arm is about half nor
NAL size. and is crooked at the
elbow, injured his right arm as
he was making a shot on the
third hole. He finished the
round and shot a IS. 3 over par.
IT played my usual game; I
don't think it affected my score
but it was very painful"
F'urgol said. He said that a
muscle was injured,
The same trouble caused him
to drop out of tournament in
Australia a few months ago,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-13
Chicago Cards Reported
Seeking Stydohor Scalp

to be used as a stand-in for
Bobby Layne at quarterback.
The Lions also are reported to
be interested in Jack Scarbath,
former Maryland All-American
quarterback, who is available for
deal with Eddie LeBaron re-
turning from Canada this sea-
son. The San Francisco Forty
Miners, hurting for another
passer to relieve Y. A. little,
and the Green Bay Packers also
are reported to be interested in
Scarbath. Jack probably would
welcome change of scenery
after two $3.50 seasons with the
Redskins.
General Manager Dick Nc
Cam of the Redskins said the
pending deal with the Lions
really is a part of the recent
swap of Walt Yowarsky and Jim
Ricca of the Redskins for La
Verne Torgeson and Jim Hill OF
the Lions. Hill jumped to Can
ada after indicating he would
play here if Torgeson signed
with the Redskins. If Gilmer
goes to the Lions, the Washing
ton eleven hopes to get two
youngsters. both presumed to be
in military service. who never
have played pro football.
Cardinals Sign Irvine
Another Marylander, Center
John Irvine, has signed with the
Chicago Cardinals. Irvine is a
6-foot-2, 215-pounder and was
standout in last years Terra
pin line. and on the 1858 ma
tional championship eleven.
Meanwhile, Francis Polsfoet,
former end for the Cardinals
and Redskins, has been named
head coach of the Eureka
(CalifD High School eleven.
Polsfoot, who had to give up pro
football after suffering a knee
injury, was assistant coach Of
football, basketball and track at
Wisconsin State College. River
Falls, Wis, last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-13

for a livelihood just three years
ago and is making it pay. He has
won three tournaments and
$4,000 so far this year to lead
the money-winning division.
Finsterwald and Thomson are
rs. three years younger than
Souchak who was % this week
Finsterwald. also a former COL
legian from Ohio State, is max
ing his first full swing of the
pro circuit after getting out of
the Air Force eight months ago.
Two pros from the Washington
area were among those over par.
Clarence Doser of Woodmont
scored 70, while Charley
Bassler of Rolling Road shot
a II,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-13
Record MaYGo
In 4-BaII Event
AtBeIIeH Haven

The qualifying record OF So.
seven under par. set in 1919 by
Col. Jimmy Wilson and Jim
Gardner. appeared in danger Of
being broken today as probably
the fastest field in the history
of the Belle Haven Four-Ball
tournament completed qualify
ing rounds.
Only 10 of the IS teams en-
tered played their medal rounds
yesterday and there was a IS
best ball by the Bethesda Club
team of Jack Rountree. a Ma
tional Amateur qualifier last
year, and Bill Henley.
There was a IS by Wally
Senza. former Belle Haven men,
Der. now of Wilmington, Del.
and Ellis Taylor. the 1858 Della
ware Amateur champion from
Springfield, Pa. The next best
score was by another Bethesda
team, a IS by Deane Beman, the
Junior star, and Roger Horton.
Scores Should Be Low
The par 10 layout. tricky. but
on the short side and with nu-
merous birdie holes for the top
amateurs, is in good condition
and the scores figure to be low.
It might take a best ball OF
under par to qualify in the
championship Is.
This is the only scratch tour
nament for two-man teams in
this area and is one Of the most
attractive events on the Middle
Atlantic schedule.
Col. Wilson and Gardner.
winner of the first two tourna-
ments. set their qualifying mark
in the first Belle Haven Four
Ball It was low by two strokeSi
under Bobby Brownell and
Ralph, Bogart, who posted a 81
last year.
Three-Time Winners
Bogart and Brownell have won
the title three times and been
medalists twice. Last years
event was won by Joe LaSalle
and Ben Hartig, who will not
defend. LaSalle is paired with
Frank Woolley of the host club.
Teams that figure to score in
the COS today in addition to
Brownell and Bogart include
Wynsol Spencer, Virginia's top
amateur, and Jack KurtZ; Mike
Jankowski and Bob Chandler;
George Thornton and Buddy
Sharkey, Sid Carroll and Tracy
Mehr, and a team that could
take it all, John Eisinger and
Larry Murphy from Kenwood.
Two rounds Of match play
follow tomorrow in all flights.
with the semifinals and final on
Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-13

THE EVENING STAR CO
Washington, D. c.
FRIDAY, MAY IL, 1883
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Army Navy Golf
To Mrs. STREET.

Mrs. P. H. STREET scored a net
SO to win the ladies' day golf
tournament yesterday at Army
Navy Country Club. Players
were permitted to throw out
their three worst holes and use
a half-handicap.
Mrs. M. M. Brown was second
with SO, while tied for third with
COS were Mrs. A. H. Allen, Mrs.
r. j. Koshliek and Mrs. w. j.
Yates.
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FIGHT

Continued From Page CT
and the other fellow is there,
that's all there is to it."
Both fighters apparently wound
UP their severe sparring drills
and little or no heavy action
Is in prospect.
The promoters, with good
weather prevailing, said ticket
sales we're good and continued
to prophesy half-million dol
lar gate.
This does not include the
theater television and radio
revenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-13
VoIIeyboII PIoy to Open

TOKYO. May Is (P.-The
first Asian volleyball champion
ships since World War II open
tomorrow with only Japan, South
Korea and Nationalist China
entered. Japan is favored.
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CHOICE LOCATIONS

CHOICE LOCATIONS
FALLS CHURCH AREA
$136-Poplar. Heights. The choice
Falls Church community with
Its own swimming pool and
recreation center: 3-bedrm
brick rambler: all-electric GE
Kitchen with range, garbage
DISPOSAL. dishwashef and
Bendix washer. Large picture
windows: wooded lot: storage
attic: Is min, to Pentagon.
S140-Brilyn Park, at Falls Church,
3-bedrm. spln-level, 2 baths.
fun basement: level lot.
81 Pines. Beautiful
subdivision, near Annandale.
New. 3-bedrm. brick rambler;
large picture windows. full
basement, pulldown stairway
70 attic. garbage disposal.
dishwasher, electric range
and. snd resdF.iserator. e. Larse. spar
S150-200 50. Lee st.. / blk. from
81. James School. Falls
Church. 3 bedrms., immacu-
late rambler. elec. kitchen,
full daylight basement and
storage attic.
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
JE. $4,000 JE. 3-7219
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SILVER SPRING

FURNISHED OR UNPURNIsHKD
". -Four Corners, 500 Lenark Way;
Det corner brick 8 bedrms., e
s1St ssd ossn an; Snt Slss and .to. ssS.si s p
frr.,. screened side porch. isrEe rec
reation fms: oil h.-w.h.; entire
house in excellent condition; two
car det. garage. Rent, $106 un-
Unfinished. SI90 furnished. Apply
2. J. WAIsHx, INC. Ills Eye st.
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LUMBER FIRM

LUMBER FIRM
interested In securing additional
FUNDS on 2 one-year personal note
or stock issue basis. to be used
for increasing sales to accredited
builders in the Washinston area:
payable semiannually. Box 325-M,
REssTAURANT. air cond.: good @4 !.
corr. apt. above. $2,500 down win
handle. Total price. $4,000. W. &.
THRIFT. exclusive. 1411 Pa. ave.
NV. ma. s-e74a or UN. 4-7ss7.
BAR AND GRILL, upper Ga. ave
Manager operated. Heavy bar busi-
ness. A money-maker. w. e.
THRIFT, exclusive, 14I1 Pa. ave.
NV. MA. s-974s or UN. 4-7397.
RESTAURANT AND BAKERY. heart
sun; rent. $500; long lease. lease Sss Price,
THRIFT, exclusive. i4iI Pa. ave. e
NV. MA. s-9743 or uN. 4-7327.
RESTAURANT. downtown corner. mr.
bus terminals; over $500 daily with
To,s llonor; sam same eySer dod 4 yrs retirlng Ing
1850 gloHVOVt NAbA pO.uUU
dn. w. e. THRIFT, exclusive. I4Il
"a. ave. NV. Ma. S-9z43 or uN,
FoR RENT or 2 booths in nm mod.
ern beauty salon In Sil. Spg. area.
Call JU. 7-S0b0 or Ju. 4-s16O.
HERNDON. VA. - owner desires to
heating and hardware business In
town of Herndon. Long term lease
OF bldg. also available, Excel. bus.
oppor. for someone in a rapidly
aTMIk aTMMMIksv toWn: ud6a adaaNDSN 3s9 hEALIT ~
III
RESTAURANT, located SIT 9th st.
NV. next to Shubert Theater; well
equipped; closed; can buy for only
$6.S00 balance due on equipment
(cost .S25,000l. Very easy terms
Long lease. LIQUOR available. BOB
HOLLANpER. exclusive agent for
owner Of building. MA. S-9743.
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FT. DUPONT PARK

FIT. DUPONT PARK
s51 Adrian st. s.e.. comfortable
house, economical to run, near
paroehial and public schools. Semi
tSloSRsou. H9slsns Sesroos condition Ito,
closets, full dry basement. oil heat,
garbege disposal and fully equipped
BURN 1 MAIZE, p27 New York ave.
NV. ST. $3.50. --17
SANDY SPRING, MD.
Small estate Of 8 acres, with charm
ing old houses over 100 years old;
contains 5 bedrooms, 21z baths,
library, several freplaces. Avail
able August /. Owner transferred
abroad desires long lease; SITS
per month. Can be seen Sunday
1 to 8 pm. or any time by ap-
pointment. Call Mr.. Allen. SP.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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HOUSES g. sam, Ne. tcs.i.l

q. 1'Egsss...I, q . ,,lE.l sgE FE-;ssso'o ;s',
esta; Int. ,,Eass: Esz -; 49,
kExITY CORP. 81. 5-aSIe -i7
Evening star., 1955-07-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

CONGRESS HTs.---3-bedrm. semi-
sisss 81. sIss down rec soHN mi l. sanIfos: asss:
coMSsEss ON sssS S.Srm aTs alS.t ss ss6ra. SsS.:
ss lsS sSHs 6ihstilaI L dsHfo r iH:Rsss:
Hl1L6RHsT. III aaiSS1' s7se Nash Il. Ils s.s.-
schools: 2k-yr.- old, brick Cape
Cod; 4 bsdrms;. ? baths, trli bsrnt;.
shtaR Sailtiih g. saf1Ksss 1KsoLp aSd tcel ale' 'usS
Ret. Broker, EN-. 1885.
pet. brick. center hall: rms; 4
bedrms.; 2 baths. bedrm. and
bath. lst foor; porch; gas. yatsr
ssi ssht HssMxs KS Ssl ri gEAY FL iqsRcss'Hc66 me- H6
HILICREsT HEiGHTs, 2352 jane
son st.-Semidetached. on lge. cor.
ner lot; 6 rms, Ia baths, fun
bsmt.: owner going overseas. G9oo
HiLLCRgsr ifllsas SECTION s.E.--dI sp-
proved. 2009 32nd pl.: det. Colonial
brick. all modern: nice yard: det.
Mans extras. owner issying city.
Priced TO. sell. r. T.. DAVIS Cos
1890 < s.. NV. MA. S-0352; eyes.s
MINI. iSi AVE. HvE. s.E.-s-bedrm. brick;
T rec. rm., bath In bsnt.; garnee; z
blks. to St. Francis school and
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nsssi nsssi.s. ayE aas snss =! n E. s.,a:. !:
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Terms or cash. OWNER, Oh; A.
MINI. HShs. AVE-. s7os. North ., Pa, ave.
hen. ssss eus Eic. iER ios. asrsss ssoeo sfaSo
sT. FRANCIs XAVIER PARISH
Fine 3-bedrm. brick semidet. homo
IN excellent condition. Priced at
III, ,3sQ. With excsllsnt@ @ fnsns,nasS nnS
sTh ST FFRaRCIs XAVIER AREA-a-
proved. OWNER. ~. y-5.75. -+i7
det. brk.; new condition.. 1A baths.
Dorches sr res NJ rm; .,is fsnssG Scxn az; 4
apDrsysd pDlSs ii. III III 70 1lSsS Gsasy GOVT
Nh. BUS (when they runD, schools,
stores. aLiv. rm.. din, rm., kit. 2
Bee. bsdrms s...'s. hath g0,sS.ai gOs,sSs l'5 h.ss.,o Al
apt. Downstairs Win pVt. ent[.s
ground Level; Besut. lot; S1s,36oj
LESS THAN SEC. 900 will buy . To-
Nicely arranged with 3 extra
refgrs. and gas ranges to produce
excellent income. Be sure to IN.
CHARLES 9. MUIR
Ph. MA. 8-1595 203 Southern Bldg.
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5 BEDROOMS SI SII5

GALVESTON PI. s.E.
Modern, semidetaehed house with
separate dining room; 1M baths;
full basement, kitchen equipped
with dishwashher and garbage dis
posal. Also gas heat.
SIDNEY z. MENSH q CO.. ma. g.
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RA. 6-o516
sPEC1II,4ToRs


$40 Tuckermail st. NV. 6 lge. rms. !;
brick; full hsmt.. auto. heat: make
offer. JONES, ia. 9-O5sl. III
COLORED-s13.5O .5OO-Semidet. 8-rm
brick; bsunt.. gar: Brentwood area
$500 down. ST. 3-347S. lis
CoLORED--UPPER NV. Vacant
gas heat; yard. Near school. bus
shops. $500 down. easy terms.
DE. 2-5603, RA. 6-6912. --I7
COLORED-S033 5th ST. NV,
open at s2--Corner. newly renovated
throughout. built-tn garage. rec.
rm,, new kitchen. Priced reason
evenings. Ii. 7-s2o1. :
C99LoREED-N.w.so 9S,I .En M near lath h. and
rms. Q baths. z Enclosed porches,
h.-w.h., gas: built-in garage; excel.
5waEEp sSneiE at5Esc' Wo e.eass Briss on ag terms.
coIoRED-gsas coTnahi ISi o-IisSs INGRAHAM sr.
N.W.--LarEe white Coioniai. near
transp, Very deep lot. Open sat.
and Sun. Call OWNER. RA. 3-s540.
coLoRED--sios 18th ST. NV
Must sell: leaving town. Bargain;
beautiful detached house in excel.
cond.::. z rms. new kit. new bath.
lge. stone tirepl;, big yard, a-car
water: Anchor fenced, shrubbery;
gas heat. Call AID. 2-3162 or Tu.
CoIoRED-A FINE a-sroRY a1
appraised SI7,500 corner home. A
bargain; excellent for q doctor or
lawyer. Phone Mr.. Crieher. RE. =
$3.50 or OIL. 6-37o6 for details on
MRn1 IN; hone eo COLONIAL INVEST
coLoRE6o-cooLIDGE oESR d. HIGH AREA
--Det.. mod. brick: den. full bath.
all-elec. kit. with breakfast rn.,
liv. rm.. din. rm., brick porch. lst
n. rec. rm with bar and laundry
rm, bath: 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. End
A.: finished attic: garage; very lge.
lot; many, nys many extras. For appt.,
CoLoRED -Si3, ,950-Semidet. brk.
sarsai saIssa Nsar rms insraSa tni baths dss.
] blk. from school, transp,, shop
ping, Good terms or trades. Mr..
Maury. sTU. 3.3926.
1924 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
COLoRED--3I5 MADISON ST.
Most desirable. in nice neighbor-
hood facing park, Milwaukee brick.
semidetached; s rooms, 2 lovely
baths, front and rear porches, 2
chasers preference, or Immediate
occupancy. Very low down pay
ment or, none necessary Of you
have house we can take in trade.
This is a buy, don't pass it up.
Mr.. Pollock, JU, 5-S355.
OPEN SUNDAY. 1-6
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
l224 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
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North Arlington
3-Bedroom Colonial

with sun porch and earage; sie5
per mo-, plus utilities: suburban To-
eation; eeny. to shoDping, schoois
and busltns,
M. T. Broyhill & Sons.
4e24 Lee Hwy. ArL IA 4-l3oo
Evening star., 1955-07-16
COLORED
6315 9th ST. NV

COLORED e
FOR QUALITY HOMES
OPEN SUNDAY, ! TIL z
l.. .
44S Emerson st. n.w--Attrae. cor. :.
IAiMACULATE. Dining room has
crystal chandelier, well-to-wall car
pet incl, 2 baths. mod. kit, rec. rm.
sIg,950
446 Emerson st. n.w.-Home and in
come; 2 complete apis. and rec.
rns,n3T,a TRn;; GE oil furnace; BEAUTIFUL
S1s,950
3.
apts.. ss PERFECT CONDITION; deep
freeze; gas h.-w.h.: income, $22O
month plus owners apt.
sls4i $50
3ss Emerson st. n.w;-4 bedrm. brk;
STEP-DoWN LIV. RIM, wsll-to-wall
carpet. Rec. rm. with f1repl. and bar.
$17,950
Salesman, Mrs. Duke. at AS
Emerson.
H. E. RICHARDSON
REALTY CO.
4-nAnAE Il
Evening star., 1955-07-16
AM. UNIV. PARK AREA

AM. UNIV. fAHh AREA
Splendid brick detached home. cen
ter hall design. nice -siEed living
dining Zoo room VIII with bay windows, inS,Ss1
small den. kitchen with table
2 baths; full basement: detached
garage. large private yard; located
Sn uss strsst ednSss;,s sSsss from n
shown 81 appointment SSSS u only. sOpRs. Ewes.
and week ends, WO. 6-3300.
METzLER, Realtor
b02s CONN AVE. EN-. 2-74oo.
Evening star., 1955-07-16

CHEVY CHASE. D, C., fine
brick semidetached home in
good close in neigfiborhuod.
only ! block to shopping and
fast transportation. 4 bedrRs.,
2 baths, diversified garage, no
decorating or repairs neces-
sary. Ideal for working adult,
Priced very low COS. Call
Mrs. Wootton, WO. 6-8e72,
EN-. 2.S400, y. NELSON
HUGHES.
Evening star., 1955-07-16
sPRTN1IFIEIn. NM,

SPRINGFIELD, MD.
Large brick home, consisting Of 3
bedrms.. 2 baths, Q lavatories. liy.
rm. with fireplace opening onto
screened porch. family-size din.
rm. and modern Kitchen: semidet
fecf. nm; one-ear attached ga
raEe: 3226 mo. Immediate occu-
G. ALLEN sHERwIN, INC.
M. 3-4460
Week Ends and Eyes.. AD. 4-6l l16
Evening star., 1955-07-16

COLORED-NEWLY REMODELED-
z rms. 1910 9Th st. NV. Excel.
downtown location: $s6 mo. RE.
7-3S7S. lie
coLORED-4si4 sth ST. NV
Good income: partly furn.: close to
schools and transp.; baths, ga
rage; fenced I'd. $3.50. Wo. 6-593S
for appt. III
CoLoRED-ATTRAc. e-rm. unfurn.
brk. home: gas heat; immed, pos
essien; 500 mo. ST. a-e433. Ia.
coLoRED.aSos s M l.. st, + N.w.-s
GTARANTY GUAR nS 0Fi Really fSf'Ip NC Per 1923 GSi
1ath st. NV. Ma. S-O5s7. III
CoLORED-61 MYRTLE ST. NE
THos. p. BROWN. siS lth st. st.
oIojREEn. CoIoRE6-ss s.oMsaSDERN MODERN, weli-sauip.
2-bedrm. houses on Golden St.
s.v. left. ct $3.50 monthly. Loc.
betw. 9th and 10th, d and e. Not
70 be torn down for q long time.
Key at s31. or phone Ma. S-g257.
CoLoRED--47e Z ST. s.w.-e-rm.
mod. home: SEQ mo. ST. 3-9433.
CoHoRkDMs dHi osisDo0 BEDRMs. = aa Accept
children. S75 mo. Also rooms and
apartments. Call Sat-. Sun. Eek. g.
CoLoRRD-sse K ST. N.E.--s ants.
baths: win rent TO one, party;
$40 mo-. no. 2-3141 or ma: s.
CoL0hED--ssos Ia.h sr. Ne
8 rms: 2 inclosed porches. Cony.
: location. SJ20, Call after $50
an. Mon. DE. 2.1160. --1S
rsnesi aRi VA MaErR rR1sea e. sRoMS. 81 efs. 1Sis G
w. ave. NV. Ma. e.1662.