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game. The four sticks left stand-
ing hy Heinhargh were third
ball singles.
The most damaging strike of
the evening was made BY Milt
Schuman, captain Of Schneider's
Hardware. He struck Dave
Jeweler Of Hofberg's Delicates-
sen.
After his team lost 3 game.
Schuman flung his arms side
ways IN q gesture of disgust.
An elbow connected with Jewell
er.s eyeglasses. It ruined 'enn.
but didn't iniure Jeweler.
Jeweler, unable to bowl with
out the cheaters. was driven
home BY Sch6nan to obtain an
other pair. The match was con-
tinued without them. but they
returned ID time 10 catch up.
JeWeier was consoled by his
teams shutout victory.
49,
With an assist from the II. 3.
Leary team. the Greenways have
q stronger hold on first place in
the Capital Women's Major
League. While the Learys were
WhiteWasliing the runnerup King
pins last night the Greeiways
were winning two from Lustine-
nicholson to extend their margin
to four games.
Marian Hamilton, best per-
former Of the evening. shot l43-
3o2 for the Learys.
Easy Method Driving won two
from Mann's Decorators In a
match that pitted the leagues
high average bowlers. For
Mann's. Millie Stadtler rolled
357. For Easy Method, Dorothy
Nickeis had 354. This duel left
their averages: Stadtler, lit
40: Nickels. lI7-35, both for 81
games.
In other matches. Goetz. Co,
led by Bing Moen's 381, won two
from w. G. Voigllt and Fulford's s
Radio edged Miller Furniture.
Standings: Greenway, 1922:
King Pin. 3l-26; Voight. 1927:
Goetz. 3O-24: Fulford,s. 1928:
Miller, 27-27; Lustine- -Nichol-
son, 27-30: Mann's. 25-32: Easy
Method, 25-32 and Leary, 24-33,
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Norman Sper Dies
|At 50 After Stroke
sy The A..esia,.d Press

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 27.--Nor-
man L. Sper. So. football fore
caster and producer of sports
films for teleyision. died yester-
day at Cedars of Lebanon Hospi-
tai following a stroke Saturday
night.
Before Liberty magazine
ceased publication, be picked its
annual All-American football
teams. He also wrote newspaper
columns on his football pre-
dictions.
In the early days Eper was q
press agent for Gilda Gray, the
shimmy queen.
He is survived by his widow.
Anita. and son, Norman. jr.,
a noted swimmer and diver.
Funeral services win be com
Quoted tomorrow in a Hollywood
n1ortuary chapel
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Waller Reed SWimmers
Receive Plaques Today

The Walter Reed girls swim
ming team will receive its cham
pionship plaques this afternoon
for winning both the National
AAU indoor and outdoor titles
last year. II was the second year
in q row Walter Reed won both
national meets.
Shelley Mann. the Arlington
youngster who holds three in
door and two outdoor women's
records. will receive gold medal
as high scorer for Walter Reed
in the ceremonies at 4 pm. In
the Office Of Mai. Gen. Leonard
q. Heaton, hospital commander.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
specie, Di.paseh % me s.sr

4 NORFOLK, va. jan. II
Andrews Air Force Base owns a
25-game basketball winning
streak today. but individual
scoring averages have taken 3
dip.
The latest Andrews victory
was a 47-4l affair with Servlant
tService Fleet Atlantic) here last
night.
Coach G. B. Moore. q Navy
lieutenant operating on the
strategy that no team can win
unless 1t can score and no team
can score without the ball. or
dered his Servlant squad to
freeze the ball.
Evening star., 1955-01-27

ped out q l6U.
III his second game. Jack
Harris Of City-Wide Trucking
took over the honors with q
1872, which Is believed to be an
all-time record for the league.
which is old and has presented
many noted dilckpin shooters.
on the same evening at Silver
Spring, Robert "A. Black. q gz-
average bowler in the Cap
Commercial League. registered
ls9. Thus the silver Spring
plant may have produced q
season record with four medal
games in one night.
Blacks performance was
freakish. He made six strikes. IN
the form Of q double header and
q quadruple, but no spare,
finishing the game with four
straight.
Harris made i've strikes, In
cluding q triple. and Two spares.
Enrich marked in all but the
eighth frame, with q double-
header strike and seven spares.
Jackerson marked In all but
the sssond box. He had two
separated strikes.
HAh
ut was a crazy evening In our
league" says Dave Singer. the
Hebrew scorer. citing q couple
Of other unusual incidents. The
Lad and Lassie team set a sea-
son record with q game Of 654.
then, In its next effort, moved
to the opposite extreme. It rolled
484, a record low for the leagues
season.
Charley Heinbaugh rolled q
fiat game Of e6, but blew 3 golden
opportunity for one Of the rarest
| featg In dlickpinS---a perfect fiat
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Houston Helps Make
|lba' 5 Life tougher
Al Oklahoma AIM
8 shs Asisssiplsd Prs's.

Things never have been this
tough for Hank Iba Ii college
basketbail at Oklahoma AaiM.
since he joined the Ageies as
coach for the 1884 SIS season. ma
has been involved ii 16 cham
pionships Of the Missouri Valley
Conference. Even when the con-
ference didn't hold i title race
ii the war years of 1854 and
i944-45, the rest of the league
conceded Henry probably would
have won 1t anyway and voted
the Aggieg champions.
The latest Iba monopoly came
Just last season. when he picked
up his sixth title since World
War II.
Iba's teams never have lost
more than 10 games IN any sea-
sonand they've lost as many
IS 10 only once.
Learning About Losing.
IN short. the gentleman with
Ithe possession style just doesn't
know what q losing season Is.
But he's learning fast,
Houston toppled the Aggies
deeper into the second division
| last night, 60-58. and made Iba's
record this season So. That's
| Just two defeats shy Of his high-
| est lost total when he had .
| ll4-lO mark Ia lg42-43.
III other games, Mercer upset
IG earKia, 1866: Mississippi
Southern handed Georgetown It's
second surprise on q Southern
tour, 69-65; Georgia Tech put
another dent in Auburn's once
proud record. 1910: Arkansas
stalled past Oklahoma City. 3D.
So, and Cincinnati whomped Bah
State, 1886.
Not Much Better.
Houston, not much better on
than Oklahoma AIM In the con-
ference with a 2-3 mark, almost
| let the Aggies get away. Three
times the Cougars built up a 10
point lead in the second half, but
had to stall to pull it out. Don
Boldebuck of Houston was high
with 2S points.
Georgia, surprising the experts
| In the Southeastern Conference,
went down during q 5-minute
second half spell that saw the
Bulldogs outscored, 1862. Mer-
Ger. figured just q non-confer-
ence warm up for Georgia's clash
with Alabama Saturday. trailed
by nine at halftirne. Tommy
Nixon canned 80 points for the
winners, who now have won IL
straight at home.
It was the third straight de-
feat for Auburn after winning
the first seven. Georgia Tech
couldn't take advantage of ths
upset. however, since 1t was ar
Eunof1icial Southeast Conference
game, Joe Helms the player
who beat Kentucky in the clos.
ling seconds brought Tech into
q 62-62 tie and Dick Lenholt put
the Engineers ahead to stay. II
twas only the second success ir
six starts for Tech since the
Kentucky upset.
Arkansas and Oklahoma CitJ
had q tough time gaining any
kind Of advantage until Buddy
Smith snapped the 10th tie oi
the game to push the Porkers
ahead with five minutes left. A
hsemi-stall the rest of the way
did iko Sophomore Lyndon Lee
topped scoring with i8 for Okla.
1lona City.
IA In other games! 1t was Navy
10, American y. 81; Army 95
st. Michael (Vt.) 81: st. Franci!
tPa.l lO2, Baldwin, Wallace "a,
st. Francis So. Siena 4S: st
Joseph's (Pa) 81. Drexel Is.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Groai Gets 80 Points
Against Bainbridue
sp.eiei pispoish 10 The siur

BAINBRIDGE. Nd, Jan. 27.
Fort Belvoir has new reason to
regret that Dick Groat will get
his Army discharge February II.
He had another great night,
scoring 80 points as Belvoir beat
the Bainbridge Naval Training
Center. s6-S2, here last night.
It was Belvoir's seventh victory
against SIX losses. Bainbridge
has i on record.
Evening star., 1955-01-27

times. Then,
in one night,
it was sur
passed three
Eddie Jack
erson Of the
a " italian
r Resturant t
team rolled
1T in his hrst
game. At the
same tim e.,
Sam Elirlich
Of Feldliaan'ss
Poultry rap
rad naik q Inn
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Andrews Streak Ties Record,
But Scoring Marks Take Dip

The game wore on. Fans
booed., Some walked out.
Finally, Dick Dickey. a starter
for SERVANT, quit the game after
4 stormy argument with his
coach.
The Airmen now have tied the
all-time service record for con-
secutiye games won. Quantico's
Marines set the mark last year
and were stopped when they
tried for No. 26 against Andrews.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Wins Live Bird Title

CAIRO. Egypt, Jan. 81 tR.--
Bin Isetts Of Kenosha, Wis, yes
terday won the world live bird
shooting championship, scoring
"a out Of q possible rs. Mai,
Wyeth Everhart, Reno. New. tied
for second with seven Others
with ~.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
EweII 10 Train Athletics

KANSAS CITY. Jan. "a R.-
The Athletics today named Jim
Ewell as head trainer. Ewell
was trainer for the old Kansas
City Blues from 1850 through
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Old Time Soccer Meeting

The Old Timers Soccer Asso-
citation Of Metropolitan WASH
ington will meet ct 8 pm. SAT-
urday in room 21s Of the YMCA.
1885 g street NV.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
ADvERTTsEMENT.
AUNEEt As hsI.A - .sEN Z. . !.
Happy Is The Day
When Backaclle
Goes Away

Naxring haekache. loss of pep and enerky,
nnadaehes and dia1inesa may Be due % slow.
down Of kidney function. DOefofs: esy Goce
kidney function i very Important e ecoe
nsalfh when sozl,e everyday eondition, such
~ tlrt.s and etrain. causes this innpnrtane
function IA slow down, many folks euil1rnAe.
einr haekachx-.seel miscrahle. Minor bla6.
1sr irrltasionn dua ID cold oF WrcnG diet may
nXuse nsffinG up nights faDrfreQuentpAesAEe "
DciIf nerieet yoaR kiaress n thete con1k
Sions bother yon. tn peea,s Riih-e milf
Surstie. Ursd sucesssfaIiy " millions fot
S<2r 80 years. rf,s amesinG how many tirncs
UnSnf rive ksnpS relief from these diecom.
5nrtr--hSib ne I mIireuf kftneytpb1 and a..
sert Qua -. Naass. G. ncznt EiIh te1az.
Evening star., 1955-01-27

Through most of the season
4 score Of ITS was high ii tbs
Hebrew Major League at silver
Spring. It was rolled three
Evening star., 1955-01-27
OFFERS EXCITING,
STIMULATING
WORK ON
DIGITAL.
COMPUTERS
including
airbOrne types
s
EXCELLENT
OPENINGS IN:
Circuit Design

Eiecsronic pulse circuits for
accounting and data process
ing machines arithmetic.
switching and logical circnitfy
--magnetic -transistor
circuitry-input-ouipu device
controls-pulse ampiifiers,
shapers, gates, etc.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Elecironic Collpo-
nent DEVELOPMENT

Design OF clectronic coinpo-
nents and functional units Tor
accounting and data process
ing fnachines--transistors and
transistofized units special
eiectron tubes--countefs--
magnetic core, drum, tape, and
ferro-electric storage devices.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Electro-Mechanical
Development

Design Of intricate hish-speed
mechanisins involving cam
systems, gear trains. levers,
clutches and linkaees for use
in accounting machines and
computer input-output units
such as card feeds, hish-sneed
printers and tape drives.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
We're Interested
Il YOU

il you hare q degree IN
E.E., ME, or a Physics B.S.
Ord. .o,equiraism rspcris'ee.
Experience IN any Of the foil
lowing fields Ii desirabIe:
dieital and anaiog computers,
including airborne types. TV.
radar. communications
equipment, relay circuitry.
automation. seryo-mecha.
iiisms, Instrumentation, ordaia
handling systems.
Evening star., 1955-01-27

Another overtime game re-
suited In a 61-6O victory for
Spingarn over Dunbar at Balti-
more. Francis Saunders field
goal and foul shot Ia the extra
period was the margin of victory.
if was Spinearn's fourth straight
victory and sixth in nine starts.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Manufacturing
Engineering

Design and development or
electronic test equipment
functional testing and analysis
installation ndmsintenance
Of electronic test equipment
automation engineering--
manufacturing research.
Evening star., 1955-01-27

Fairmont Heights needed two
overtime periods to dispose Of
stubborn Parker Gray yesterday.
40-38. A jump shot by Reggie
Hamilton Of Fairmont in the
sudden-deatli. second overtime
period, was the clincher. Wilbur
(Ducie) Smith again ted Fair
mont Heights scorers with is
points.
Evening star., 1955-01-27

High Point fIigh School. nn-
ahie to win in the Maryland-Bi-
County League. dropped down q
few notches yesterday and
handily defeated Wheaton. 51-
~. It was the fourth victory In
II games for High Point and the
second win over Wheaton. Mel
vim, Melloy had Is points and
Henry Clay 13 for the winners.
Evening star., 1955-06-11
OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED

1924 Lee highway, owner: five
dwellings at $500 North Thirty
first street; 5612, 5642, 5519
Williamsburg boulevard; 3501
North Kensington street; cost.
SIS, 900 each.
L. B. Lockwood, Route l, Nc
Lean, owner; dwelling at 1908
North johnson street; cost,
$4,000.
Don R. Rapier, 1904 Lee high
way. owner; dwelling at 1924
North Twenty-sixth street; cost,
$23. 900; architect, w. L. Mayne.
B. M. Smith. 2410 Columbia
pike. owner; dwelling at 1887
North Emerson street; cost,
Sc, 600; architect, w. A. Hall.
Evening star., 1955-06-11
Arlington
Approves
Building

Recent building permits issued
by the Arlington County Build
ing Inspectors Office include:
Charles DeFilippis. no address,
owner; dwelling at 308 South
Jackson street; cost, $1,000:
architect, M. D. Harris.
Gragg Powell, 3412 North
Randolph street. owner; seven
dwellings at 1906. 4619, 1925,
4618, 4612 North Forty-first
street, and 4030, 4024 North
Woodstock street; cost, $4,000
each.
NJ. T. Broyhill & Sons, 1924
Lee highway, owner; nine dwell
llings at $500 and 1924 North
Thirty-sixth street; 1880 and
1891 North Kensington street;
56o6, 5631 and 5000 Williams
Evening star., 1955-06-11

burg boulevard; 5608 and 56l6
North Thirty-fourth street; cost,
SIS, 900 each. =
Odeli c. Gilmore. 1903 Seaton
lane. Falls Church. owner;
dwelling at 4615 North Thirty
eighth street: cost, $4,000; ar
chitect, D. H. Dodd.
Miss Marjorie C. Stinson.
RID /. Gainesville, owner; serv-
ice station at 100 South Uhle
street; cost, $500.
! Hooper Properties. Inc, Ali
Shady lane, Falls Church, owner;
dwelling at 4107 North Randolph
street; cost, $14,000; architect.
L. C. Glenn.
NJ. T. Broyhill & Sons, Inc,
Evening star., 1955-06-11
FRANK S. PHILLIPS
Weekly Presentation Of The
MARKETS OUTSTANDING HOME VALUES

FIRST PRESENTATION HlLs-53os ABEMARlE
SIREe-OPEN SUM- IL There Of touRBtD
ROOM W.
324Lz
dining aleeee with brock
built
Outdoor Carefully public
poroehioi
Evening star., 1955-06-11

FIRST PRESeNTATioN-FoR THE COUPLE SEEKING A TWO
BEDROOM HOME WITH REAL CLASS AND DISTINCTION
57l7 NAMAKA6AN RoAD-oPEN SUN. 2-7-Anofher
there
"peeion, this suitable requiring only TWO
comfort.
Charming white brick romb in fine neshberhoed off Moss Ave-
full
seh seldom found $4,000 home Gnd second
All excellent dining
Huge screened living porch less oso1s pot tavp
2 dseprssrs Hopon wshsr and dryer Wonderful fnene
ovoioble Priced S2495o Dsciions Moss.
mile beyond Wemorsond Circle oekwuy left Nomokasan right
10
Evening star., 1955-06-11

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-4447 DAVENPORT STREET
NW.-oPEN SUN. Z7-A home you will be proud The
quoty wonderful Condition perfect lot with
10ft frontage deroble
bedrooms
Abck
tens Wisconsin River Rood lot Seors Resbuk left Doven
ports streetle TO home.
Evening star., 1955-06-11

FIRST PRESENTATIONS RESPECTFULLY CHALLENGE YOU TO
FIND HOME THAT EVEN BEGINS TO COMPARE At $3e5oo-
1923 32nd STREET NW-oPEN SUM- 2-h. picture
do full Justice the Enormous brick rambler Of finest quaIY
beautiful hoWhone
l5x26I
breakfast
by huge A6ineh Splendid lot has speny ind
Leading
off The
Circle Chestnut 32nd left 10
Evening star., 1955-06-11

BETHESDAS BIG RAMBLER VALUE AT S2 95o-88o9 LOWELL
PlAce-oPEN SUNDAY 2-7-Ju., abov. this on. for q
Charming white brick omber
hood THREE excellent bedrooms TWO tiled All.ElEcRc
kitchen with DISPOSAL Separate dining Lovely REcRA-
ION ROOM basement Large woed
Beautifully redeood and VACANT for immediate SHOULD
NOT LAST The WEEKEND. Deetons Befhesdo
Seogeown Rood cenee Rood left Mswood left blocks
lowell Pluee; left 10 home
Evening star., 1955-06-11

CHEVY CHAS-3 BLOCKS TO LAFAYETTE SCHOOL AND REcREA
TON CENTER-622 32nd PLACE N.W.-oPEN SUNDAY. IL
fine locking house of quty Wonderfully floor
Guiding library ondtw
floor eoufuI
dining
Mloy left
TO Ploees 10 home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-20

MINI. AVE. Sc. 27Os, mr.. Pa. ave,
Excellent value. rms. ga baths:
vacant. Move light in: $4,000
Call 3. W. BAILEY. OIL. 4-20I8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-20

Mr., ST. FRANCIS XAVIER CHURCH
schools, Pa, ave. corner 2Sth anG
". st. SCI rms. . baths; best
buy. Sl6.7b0. Quick sale. Call Z. W.
BAILEY, OIL, 4-oUIH -Dl
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

sss PER NO., NOTHING DOWN TO
VETS. S12,9b0-3 bedrooms, Ia
baths. heated rec. rm.. Westine-
house kit, alI-brick semidetached
home New Wheaton construction.
This Is the last one; can now.
Mh oANnSf I TEVNsfM d0 4I oo 60
$50, 95O-Featnring 4 bedrooms, q
baths. lovely rec. rm. with bar,
separate dining rm., screen porch
and equipped kitchen. Situated on
2 lots with tremendous room sizes.
dn Soyn payment ana M easy Ss terms 3
CHARLEs GOODMAN CONTEMPT
RARY--2-bedroom rambler: large
living room, dining area, floor to-
ceiling fireplace: driveway, nag
stone patio, corner lot; block to
s Someone sppra ana fss issoS
tons: Georgia ave, through Silver
Spring 70 Viers Mil rd... left on
viers Mil I'd. approximately mile
to Pendleton dr., right on Pendle-
ton to 1920.
and own this lovely home. Walk to
schools and bus, GRAHAM q CO..
S425 DN.-2-bedrm, bungalow. full
bsmt., auto, gas heat: less than
s SoS Slsr, p Mi y A2s c W.T. s RaSk
COMFORTABLE HOME WITH AL
modern conveniences; 3 bedrms.,
full bsmt. beautiful setting with Q
giant poplars. also. prtvet hedge.
on main n,, sts f s on no,sn I'M
B. {. tine. west Of Ca. ave. ; Bldg.
sites can be salyaged from prop
erty. Price. $12,950. Owner says
sell. HE. 4-350O; ewes. u. 9-3041.
FOUR BEDRMS.. S14.950. 81, 400
e eit cas- sui heat. re Sh ma Many 1s ot Rsr
features in this. lovely Kensington
and shopping: List M.57, MI. Cor
don. 10. 5-2196. FREDERICK W.
o SEREEs sAIEs NM hA. i 1890
ceramic tile bath. mod equip. kit,
lge. ltv,. rm.. with lge. stone .fire-
place, daylight bsmt. Small down
payment, balance in one trust, ex-
cellent terms. Dir: Turn left on
to Linden lane. left to Warren St
sign. MICHAEL WALSH AND
SONS, LII Eye, st. NV. OIL. g.
1855, RE. 1-S3S2.
NR. FOUR CORNERS. CT approved.
Sl4 .s50--Brick rambler; liv. rm.
flrepl.. din. L, 12xl2 kit, 2 large
bedrms.. stairs TO attic; bsmt. At
bus stop; BURvLE o. RAMSEY,
CT CT SIS BowN. s1s.sso: 8 bedTms.
firepl... din. rm.. bsmt.. are only o.
few Of the many. features of this
lovely brk, Colonial In best Silver
Spring location. beautiful lot with
trees and shrubs, blks. to school.
List MIA. Mr.. Gordon, LO. 6-2l96.
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES
INC. Ma. $4,000. go
KNOTTY-PINE GARAGE. DEN
Rambler, situated on wooded lot:
Sill 800. $500 down. approx. SIS
mo-. GIL. ala Denfeld ave, Ken
sinEton, Md. 10. 4-0077. Must goI
1905 cOLEsVILLE RD.
De luxe brk. rambler on corner
lot: 2 baths. 3 bedrms., delightful
kit. patio, carport. You will like
this flne home. Phone now for
appointment
DOUG III. SMILEY. INC.
~. 1890 AP. 7-5aSS
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CHEVY CHASE
ROCK CREEK FOREST
CHILLUM TERRACE
NE w HANDLERS

II b gS,J TY2;gEn 4Fs%M Fan N
s suEGSTII10 NDsc hfFoE Irv hfA EoT
FULL DAYLIGHT EASEMENT.
LOVELY REAR SCREENED PORCH.
WONDERFUL CONVENIENCES,
WALK ,,,,rTo ,,, BEST SCHOOLS,
FARE DISTRICT BUS. HA. 2-3649.
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HOUSES FoR sALELMD.
CHEVY CHASE
RoLLINawooD AREA

We take pride In present.
ing an imaculate, weIl-cared-
for home of Georgian archi.
lecture situated on . beauti-
fully HANDICAPPED lot with ap-
proximately 10000 50. It.
Center.entrance hall plan,
living room with mifrored
fireplace and entrance 70
roS, odeIn eIastfc k fe6,ns
paneied ' room TO- for den or
breakfast area and powder
room on first floor; 8 twin
size bedrooms with spacious
ond floor, Master bedroom
aforementioned. Lovely pine
paneled room in attic with
bunk bed. 3O-in. fan. heated
and well insulated. Full base
ment. pine-paneled recreation
room with bar and air-cordi-
toned. Lavatory and shower,
gas heat. Special features:
Aluminium storm windows
throughout, detached brick
garage, deep freeze, carpeting.
slate roof with copper cutters
and down spouts. convenient
TO school.
Available for immediate
Inspection tosB S9 Ssaas6 Mr. ~ Mc IN
2-6565. He'll be pleased to
take you through any time.
$s7,5oo
FRED A. SMITH co.
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HOUSES EoR sALE-s.E.

MINI. AVE, 81. a50s. mr.: Pa. ave.
ysesns Mo value i rms. 2ta baths hS
c sfr1 I. W. Ho sSrLsY. OF r. 4!sois 800
Mr., ST. FRANCIS XAVIER CHURCH.
schools, Pa, ave. corner 2Sth and
y. st. SCI rms. . baths; best
BAILEY. OIL 4-20l6. 81
1895 ST. Sc, Anacostia.
oct. brk. home: ser. porch, rec
reation room, newly decorated and
$4,000. WALTER M. BAuMAN.
EN-. s-S475. '''
TEXAS AVE. In exclusive fesiden-
tai section OF larger homes, near
sep. ain ain rn., Ot saraas, tafl SSs smt'.
81 n4.s &c." o& Sfei q IL. ssD Sass
FL
9 LARGE ROOMS. gas heat. Large
$500 to $1,000 cash. Vacant.
OWNER, TIA. a-701O. 81
CAPITOL HILL -.oyeriookinR Pa
ave: Convenient walking distance
70 Library ana House Once Bldg.
Arranged for 3 or ants.
kitchens. . bathts. FIRE escapes.
alarms and extinguisherS Price TO
Include furniture. Ewes. Mr.. Gordon.
s Eoi 9-l Na s.d ! 7. oRAVATTE'
SEMIDETACHED BRICK Recrea-
bedrm home near schools, shopping
transp Al condition. deep yard.
Total mo. pymts., SIS. Mr., Mayo,
y, 2;;a55ea; MARSHALL q WAPLE
owSfR ian s s. n FIsn Ap tt aiIss
GI oil conventional 6 rms. .
fence fence IL i5"i I.45e4. garage AnsnOF
8 ROOMS. detached: bargain Tor
large family. 3 bedrooms; fenced
y9ard; .AAyyaailable by September i.
lie / sT.-choiee spot; must tI Sc.
large rms. : inclosed porches. nice
front and rear wards, nm. rec. rm,.
tarest.y hrk. front. concrete front
porch: Reasonable terms. Call
OWNER, Ii. LAB. II no answer,
II: 1898 or ~; 1-s2sl. Open for
sIai ALLENTOWN RID. s.E.-cheap
for cash, Call Lo. 7-T176. So
HOME AND INCOME
1901 N ST. Sc,
Excel. neiRhborhood. Detached frame
Lot 75xlG0; of-street parking;
excel eond.. Arranged In apart
ments. Excel. financing. Open for
inspection sat. and Sun. Direct
from OWNER. LU. 2-s35S. --2l
1905 ALABAMA AVE, Sc,
bet. Groom Home-$l4,500
Cool, Bright, Lot. 4axi12
list f.. entr. hall, large kitchen. din.
rm.. den, 2 bedrmS; end A., rms,
kitchen bath. Large bSmt.. outside
entr. OIL h.-w. h. Completely re-
decorated. Call Mr.. Mayo. JE.
MARSHALL J wAPLE CO.
1924 l4th 81. NV. AID. 4-2005
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1895 ) 81. Sc, Anacostia. Semi
Oct. brk. home: ser. porch, rec
reation room, newly decorated and
vacant. An ideal home. priced under
$4,000. WALTER NJ. BAUMAN.
1877 K st. NV. Ma. S-6229: ewes.
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S37.50O
3o t,0UU
FRED A. SMITH co.

Congressional Forest
9133 MCDONALD DIR.
Please inspect this new, 3-bedrm., q
bath, split-level rambler, in q
beautiful suburban setting. II has
q large living rm. with fireplace.
dining rm., splendid kitchen, pan
eled recreation rm., screened porch,
and aboVe-ground maids rm. and
bath. For details call Mrs. Mckee,
OPEN SUNDAY, 1875
From Wisconsin ave.
60 left on River I'd. past Con-
gressional Country Club to Brad
ley. blvd, turn right "a mile to
Aldershot dr.. right ] blk. to Nc
Donald DIR. and left to 9133.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
1900 18th ct. NV. Co. 5-O222
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$4,000 DOWN

You can have your house in o very
exclusive area of Bethesda at q
very reasonable price. Brand-new
brick rambler, unusual dssign,
all-electric kitchen, IA baths.
porch. huge recreation room and
garage. Come see 1t. The only
one left. 62OS Bradley blvd. Open
] to daily. OIL. 6-6027. -21