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as increase the growth OF the
Korean grass. which does moi
grow as quickly as it was ad-
Ivertised to do"
When you are watching a race
ON the Laurel turf. keeping .
close eye on the horses as they
change position. Martin win b
|peering at the race from q diff.
|ferent standpoint.
He will be observing the flying
turf as it Is dug out BY the
horses laoofs and wondering how
much OF q repair Job he and hi,
crew win have after the contest
lis over.
Some day when the turf
course Is completely covered by
the resistant Korean grass, Mar.
tins job win become Q bit easier
But the exacting resident man.
|aeer. an engineering graduate
of New York University. win mol
be satisfied until Laurel's turf
course is the best In the coun-
try.
One Of Washington's mos
respected men behind the scenes
lin racing win be honored to-
might at q testimonial dinner ai
the Cherry Hill Inn near Gar
den State Park In New Jersey
He is John A. Manfuso. owner
breeder and q resident Of Chevy
Chase. Md.
Manfuso viii be guest oi
honor Of the New Jersey division
Iof the Horsemen's Benevolent
and Protective Association, 9
national organization for which
IManfuso serves as adviser to the
president, Irving Gushen.
In many Of the purse battles
with racing associations which
have cropped up from time To
time throughout the country
during the past few seasons
Manfuso has commanded
strong position in the negotia-
tons and in many Instances was
instrumental In bringing about
satisfactory settlements.
Manfuso, who is an executive
of o wholesale drug business In
Washington. owned Aneroid,
who beat Seabiscuit In the 1885
running Of the San Antonio
Handicap at Santa Anita.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-27
|Pittmun Advances
lin Pinehurst Golf

PINEHURST. N. c., Oct. 81
lP1 Eugene Pittman. former
District Of Columbia senior
champion from Congressional
C. c., entered the quarter finals
lof the fourth annual North and
South Senior championship here
yesterday with o 3 and victory
over Dick, Tufts Of pinehurst.
Col. Tom Belshe OF Washing
tons Burning Tree Club. a form
Ter Mid-Atlantic senior titlist
lost to Col. G. D. McAllister oi
Orlando. Fla, 3 and q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-27
Mexicons Post Third Win
In Pennsylvania Show

Icompetition over an eight-iumr
course.
Behind Marbles were 1t. Pat.
rick j. Herman of Ireland and
Kelvin Barry. Irish team captain
nc gave Mexico permanent pos.
session Of the Governors Chal-
llenge Trophy.
United States and Canadian
teams were shut out In this event
but earlier Canadian Bob Bal
lard took the first international
trophy for his country in the
Pennsylvania Horse Show COM
petition since 1852.
Ballard won o time event yes.
Iterday afternoon over an eight.
Jump course In 90 seconds. Vinais
was behind him Id SIS seconds
The win gave Canada the Mai
Gen. Guy v. Henry Trophy. Bal
llard's time was bettered by
MARBLES but the Mexican's mount
Itoppled the top bar Of the final
Jump.
Vinals, in winning the Cover
Inor's Challenge Trophy, had two
clean rides. Marbles and the tive
Irish riders had clean rides the
first time around the course but
on the second jumping. MARBLES
had seven faults. Herman eight
and Barry Is.
A 16-year-old gray Arabian
stallion owned by Arthur God
frey. the TV-radio star. has won
Ia first and one third place in the
domestic portion Of the show
Godfrey. a director of the show
has entered horses IN the Arabian
division for about I'VE years. Yes
|terday his horse Alyfar took third
lin q class for Arabians ridden by
amateurs.
Generally Mrs. Godfrey rides
the Godfrey mounts as she did
yesterday. In other years God
frey himself has done some
riding.
Aiyfar was the victor Tuesday
In a class for model Arabian
stations.
This year the Godfreys have
two other horses entered in q
total Of seven classes. They are
Catoctin and Sarah Al Sahra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-27
Navy Wins at Soccer

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Oct. ~ tP).
Navy won its nth victory
against one defeat In soccer yes
Iterday as Jim Pitney scored
three goals In q 5-l triumph over
the University Of Pittsburgh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-27

FOLLOWING IN GRANDDADS FOOTSTEPS-Chi-
cago-Mke Koehler, grandson OF Jim Thorpe, has
scored seven touchdoWnS this season for Mount Car
Mikes mother is keeping scrapbook for Mike, to be
kept alongside the that relates the eats Of her
famous father.-AP Wirephoto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-27

Made Of water repellent
ORITEXD. Guaranteed to
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Police records show that safety belts win
save more than half the lives lost in auto
crashes. Don't take chance on the other
loved ones now against injury and even
death. It's smart to be safe. Let our experts
install Safety Belts IN your car NOW.
Evening star., 1955-02-06

Swectheart's eye-view of the worlds
best loved candy-Whitman's Sampler.
As kinds Of the choicest candies made!
Whitman's exclusive chocolate coatings
all pure chocolate, favored with real
vanilla. Whitman's Samplers, $3.50 to
$12.5O-sPecial Valentine decorations
on box. A sOoman neuer Jorgets the man
uho remembers with Sampler.
Co.r SR.uhrn , Whu,,,, 4
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Urge
New Lookup

The need for a new Alexandra
police lookup was emphasized by
Virginia officials and members
of the Alexandria League of
Woman Voters who inspected
the lookup yesterday.
Members OF the league called
conditions at the police station
detention quarters shocking. "
A report from the Virginia De-
partment of Welfare and Insti-
tutions said the lookup is very
bad. 1t has a minimum Of nat
ural light, and it is difficult to
keep clean and sanitary. Its
cells are rusted. the plumbing
existing is obsolete, and some Of
the cells have no plumbing"
The report concluded that
Alexandria needs a new lookup
Members of the league were
escorted on their inspection by
Police Chief Russell A. Hawes
The women said they were par
ticularly disturbed by the
cramped quarters and the lack
Of sanitation facilities in the IL
cells. Only four cells have
toilets.
The quarters are used for de-
tention of arrested persons until
they are bonded or have pre-
liminary hearings. Two cell:
are used by juveniles or women
and the lookup is sometimes
used for the temporary deten-
ton Of mental patients.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
WheotIey to Leod
Election Reform
Talks in Maryland

Prince Georges County's State
Senator H. Winship Wheatley,
ir., is chairman of a subcommit-
tee of the Maryland Legislative
Council which will meet in Bal
timore next Tuesday to consider
an election reform bill.
The meeting, to be held at the
Baltimore City Hall. is to discuss
the possibility of extending abb
sentee ballot privileges included
in the bill introduced during the
last session and to look into pro-
visions of the Corrupt Practices
Act.
The subcommittee will report
its findings to the full Legislative
Council later.
Besides Mr.. Wheatley, a DEM
ocrat, subcommittee members
are State Senators Layman j.
Redden Of Caroline County, and
Anthony Di Domenico Of Balti-
more, and Delegates Joseph D.
ITydings, Of Hartford County;
Charles w. Woodward Of Mont
|gomery, and Jacob Berkson OF
Washington County. All are
Democrats except Mr.. Berkson,
IA Republican.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
.2Youths Fined
.ForAssuuIt

Two 19-year-old youths yes
terday were fined $500 each for
assaulting a visiting high school
boy here last month.
The boys, Arthur ]. Ford, 1923
Cody drive, Silver Spring. Md.
and Edgar T. Conley, jr., son of
Brig. Gen. Edgar T. Conley. ST.,
admitted beating and robbing
18-year-old Robert Hall of Tyre,
Mich. of $34.
The youths at first were
charged with robbery but later
the charge was reduced to as
sault. Neither of the two had a
police record, nor did they use
weapons in the assault.
Judge Mildred E., Reeves Of
Municipal Court sentenced the
pair to l80 days and fined them
$500 each. Then she Cancelled
the Jail term.
THE whole thing is not a
pretty picture" Judge Reeves
said. I'D like to see you become
the kind of citizens your parents
are"
Evening star., 1955-06-16

blessed the cornerstone. She
knew she was going there and
she was so happy.
Mrs. Ryan's voice trailed of
Their First Home
She looked around the attrac-
lively furnished living room.
1--WE lived in an apartment un-
til we moved here nearly two
years ago. We've been married
Is years. and this is our first
home. We have wonderful neigh
bors. We all said we'd always
keep our homes open to the kids
so we'd always know where they
were. We were so glad when the
teen club was organized because
it gave the children something
they could run themselves. And
we all helped"
Then she reverted to her own
teen-ager.
II hope that whoever did this
will realize the heartache he's
caused two families" She said.
Along West Park drive. three
neighbors went from door to
door, collecting money and flow
ers for the two girls. Mothers
kept children close by.
I'VE all bought here" said g
mother, because we wanted our
children to have the park. Now
we're all afraid of it."
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Continued From First Page
tinue firing as long as the trig-
ger is held down.
Long Range Shots Fired
Accuracy of the shots also in
dicated that a rife was the
weapon used. 1t. Mckee pointed
out that pistol shots are much
less accurate, particularly when
fired from "a distance. Police
said there were no powder burns
on the girls clothing, indicating
the shots were not fired from
close range.
Both girls were shot from the
back as well as from the front.
This. police said, indicated that
they may have been trying to
flee when the final shots were
fired.
But police did not rule out
other types of weapons. They
were comparing slugs fired from
revolver taken from a man in
Arlington, Va, yesterday, with
slugs from the bodies and found
near the scene.
| George A. Niche. %. arrested
in a telephone booth in a drug
store at Wilson boulevard and
North Rhodes street yesterday,
is being held under $1,000 bond
on a concealed weapons charge
in Arlington. Police said he was
carrying a .22-caliber revolver
when he was arrested.
| Police also have asked police
departments all over the country
| to forward information on any
.22-caliber rimfire weapo n
which might come to their Off
cial attention in investigation OF
crimes.
! Yesterday morning, before the
double tragedy was discovered,
Chief Murray had issued a men,
orandum to his men calling at
tention to the fact that some
dealers here had been Offering
i17-shot rifles for sale recently.
Pointed Out by Father
I He urged his men to survey
their areas. and to warn dealers
that such rifles could not be sold
except under special regulations
District law defines as a machine
gun any weapon which will fire
more than IL rounds without re-
loading.
The youth being questioned
was pointed out to Prince
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Youth Taking 2dLie Test
In SIoying Of Two Girls

Georges County police by the
father of one of the slain girls.
Washington Police Pvt. Thomas
w. Ryan said he was at the
scene yesterday, when he was
told they were looking for the
boy.
He had seen him a few min
utes earlier and pointed the
youth out to Sergt. Pearson. Pvt.
Ryan said the boy had dated his
daughter last summer. but to his
knowledge they hadn't been
meeting since. He said he OBJ
jected to the boy, and told him
to stay away from his daughter
Following his arrest a few
hours after the Staying was dis
covered about II am. yesterday
the youth was questioned at
Hyattsville police substation for
several hours.
He then was brought down.
town and taken to dinner at an
undisclosed Chinese restaurant,
after which he was taken-at
$3.50 pinto District police
headquarters to undergo a lie
detector test.
Student of Psychology
He entered the Interrogation
room about 8 pm. and did not
emerge until about 4 am. today
Police said the period from $50
pm. to 8 pm. was to allow the
suspect to relax before they
began the lie detector test.
During the interrogation, po-
lice declared, the youth told
them he was student of psy-
chology" and had read books on
the subject. They said he also
knew criminal psychology and
knows about lie detector tests
He was able to tell them how
the lie detector machine works
the police asserted, and could
name the States in which evil
dence from such tests was admis-
Sible in court.
When the Interrogation ses-
sion was over, police took the
boy to a waiting cruiser. and
said he was being taken to Seat
Pleasant this morning.
Police efforts today were con.
centrated on a search for the
murder weapon and a hunt fol
other suspects.
Police yesterday raked the en-
tire picnic area. covering vir.
tually every square inch, but the
weapon was not found.
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tinue firing as long as the trlg-
ger is held down.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
District ADA Chapter
Elects Mrs. Duncan

The District chapter Of Amer
leans for Democratic Action last
night elected Mrs. Todd Duncan
president.
Other officers elected are: Mrs
Leon Keyserling, first vice presi-
dent: Gardner jackson, second
vice president; Tilford E. Dud-
ley, secretary. and Charles Ma
honey, treasurer.
Representative Powell, Demo
crat. of New York, addressed the
meeting at Pierce Hall, Fifteenth
and Harvard streets NV.
Evening star., 1955-06-16

night we'd go up to the Lewis
dale School for a dance. We'd
take Nancy and bring her home.
She was the one who always saw
to the ice and the soft drinks
and potato chips.
Sat and Talked
"On week nights. the kids
would sit on the picnic tables
and talk until dark. Then they'd
come over here or to one of the
other houses and play records.
Nancy loved Theresa Brewer and
Eddie Fisher records. Our house
was like Grand Central station.
We were just enlarging our rec
reation room to give the kids
more space.
"The recreation room is really
why we bought the house-that
and the park and the nice chill
dren here. We lived in East
IRiverdale a year before we moved
here but there weren't any chill
dren around. We moved in
exactly a year ago"
Mr.. Shomette is an excavation
engineer and was doing the re-
building of the recreation room
himself. Nancy, her mother re-
called was wild about horses.
She had learned how to Jump
and was Fostering her father
to buy her a horse for her BIRTH
day next month. The neighbors
said Nancy was more interested
in horses than in boys and her
teacher recalled noticing that
Nancy wore costume jewelry in
the shape of horses heads.
4 Nancy said her mother,
wasn't a genius or an A stu
dent, but she got by. I don't
ask my kids to be geniuses, just
average. That's what Nancy
was"
The Shomettes have been mar
Iried % years. Nancy was their
oldest child.
IT waited so long to have her"
MRS. Shomette said, and then
she couldn't talk any more.
In the Ryan Home
Down the street Thomas w
Ryan. station clerk with No. l
Precinct of the Washington Met
Iropolitan Police Department. sat
with his wife. Young Ruth kept
coming over to her mother and
smoothing her hair. Every SO
often 3-year-old Rita Marie
would stick her head in the
door to inquire, Are you all
right, mommy?"
Mrs. Ryan was thinking about
last Friday night. when Michael
with a white dress and a gar
land of flowers in her blond
hair, was graduated from the
eighth grade.
"She looked like a bride
Maybe the doctor was just say
ling 1t to be nice, but when
Mikey was born he said she
was the prettiest baby he ever
delivered. She was like q beau
.Itiful doll.
/ "And the nuns at her school
,isaid she was a wonderful per-
'lson. She made all AS. We were
going to send her to the new
Regina High School in the fall
It was going to be struggle to
| send her. but not every child
has such an alert mind.
J; "on Sunday, we went to tht
high school whea the archbishop
Evening star., 1955-06-16

the Lewis blessed the cornerstone She
dale dance. Wedknew she going there and
Nancy and bring her home. she happy.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Church Dedication

CHURCH HILL. Nd. June Is.
Gov. Theodore r. McKeldin is
scheduled to speak here Sunday
at the dedication Of the new
s45, 900 Church Hill Methodist
lChurch.
Evening star., 1955-06-12
Bargains!!! Bargainsl!! at
GEO. H. RUCKER co.
For Your Convenience,
We Have the Following
Open Today, 2-7 PM.

We Have the Following
Open Today, 2-7 PM.
More House, Less Money
4 bedrooms. . baths. living room,
separate dining room. well equipped
kitchen with breakfast area
tached garage, level front and
rear ward. cool shady trees. Within
u block of fast D, C.. transporta-
tion. Close TO schools. churches
Woodlawn Village means quality
community. Priced S2l.750. Ewes
and Sunday. call JE. $1,000:
Out Lee hwy to N. Glebe I'd. left
to N. ifth St, right to 4643 and
TARA
New, Brick rambler with center
entrance hail. large living. room
spacious dining room. country size
kitchen with all modern equipment
and large breakfast area. 3 twin
size bedrooms-one diving room
sizel, two tile baths. fun base.
ment, attached garage. large level
lot side de-. screened eS,,t porch Won large sgs
S33,a5n. Ewes. and Sun. call
KE. S-4S21.
out Lee hwy. to N. Illinois st: left
to N. Patrick Henry drive. right to
N. jefferson St, left to N 18TH
road, left to 5537 and open sign.
TARA
Brick Colonial less than l year old
with center entrance hall, large
living room. separate dining room,
well equipped kitchen with break.
fast area, "a bath. side screened
porch-3 twin-siZe bedrooms. 2
tile baths on second floor Full
basement with outside entrance,
partially finished recreation room.
u bath. Detached. garage. Very
lovely trees on large level lot.
Price. S31. .a50. Ewes. and Sun.
call IA. S-S673.
out Washington blvd. to N. Jeffer-
son St, right to N. 18th ST., right
TO $500 and open sign.
Evening star., 1955-06-12
W. MASON HIRST

A Spot for Your ONCE
A nice little 2-story semidetached
brick BUILDING, In End commercial
zone, near Goth and L SITS. NV:
Very well remodeled; . rooms ana
Law on each floor; Eas air-cond.
concrete slab 1st floor will carry
any weight. Reduced to s2l,5no.
to sell Immediately. Phone Mr..
Dora. ewes. UN 4-7n05.
SHANNON 81 IICHS co.
Evening star., 1955-06-12

NEAR BOILING FIELD, s.E.-Mod
4-family bldg. Individual gas heat;
S52 rent; tenants pay utfl. Price,
500, 900. KENNETH HACKMAN.
Realtor, RE. 7-0175; ewes. OIL.
Evening star., 1955-06-12
Best Buy!
Open 2 to 7

EXPANDIBLE BRICK
RAMBLER WITH GARAGE; 3la-
year-old, 3-bedrm. home: large
combination living rm. dining rm.
with fireplace, modern kitchen
with dishwasher and disposal:
permanent stairway to expandible
attic to which . bedrms. can be
added. plus patio: on large. level
lot; in walking distance Of school.
shopping and transp.; GI AP-
PROVED AT $4,000. Exclusive
with us. Directions: Out Arl. blvd
to Graham I'd. and right to our
open sign.
Parker, Smith & Donnell
Evening star., 1955-06-12
6 LOVELY ACRES
10 ROLLING ACRES
$l1, 900
FALLS CHURCH AREA

3-bedrm. rambler. Assume existing
GI financing. plus small down pay
ment. Monthly payments including
taxes and insurance. less than sos,
JE. 3-0290.
Evening star., 1955-06-12
COLORED-S495 On.
COLORED

HOME. garden and chicken yard.
sites, over an acre of land Lewis
Park section, 3 near Fairfax Coun-
y Courthouse: Cow. terms. Call
OWNER, til z pm. ia. 1-l142.
Evening star., 1955-06-12
FOR SALE
BLUE RIDGE PARADISE
HOUSES TO BUILD
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

MOD. HOMES, 3 bedrms., comp!,,
$1,000. on your lot: $500 dn.: -
f1r. plans. DON MANTZ, JU. 5-bf,tjb
Evening star., 1955-06-12

ALL CASH for ne. or Md. homes: or
will sell on most favorable terms
60; 5-s293. UN. 4-7045, JU. D.
a-sToRY HOUSE, large liv. rm,. Gin
rm., den. or bedroom and powder
room downstairs; "a bedrooms. g
baths upstairs. minimum so 'front.'
Under 100000. R. R. No. /, Box
WE We FAY iS09tSr TOR G6SoLLAR for 52 D. c.
BozzI, ST. 1890 or ewes. JU.
We HAVE CASH CLIENTS for
service. FGoYD A +. es DAVIS IS CO, 5s,
Realtors, 1929 K st. NV, MA. S.
OBJ: ewes, JU. 9-2559
PROFESSIONAL MAN will pay all
cash tor or 8 rm. det brick,
NHqgn 1gg5ox uoSIst SSG ooQ o,,s Box IL IL star; star
NV, section; suburban; waterfront
VA. SELLERS, needing 10 walk out
with lots OF cash whether you sell
GI or cony. Call MR.. WHITE, ia.
,,t:.5253; Free appraisal.
WE RAVE CLIENTS for houses in
D, c, area area: WIN pay Al cash, Cali
LEWIS. He. 4-35oo. WV " '"
WE WILL BUY FOR CASH homes
in Arlington, Alexandria and Fair
fax County. GI or conventional
CULMORE REALTY CO.. JE. A.
$500. --17
EDWIN L. ELLIS, realtor. wants
houses to sell in Chevy Chase or
any good location. Phone or see
M me syGr At 800 Cenn; ave, EN- FIN; 3-7e63.
] will sell or buy your house today.
DELATHOUDER. UN. 4-4209.
LISTINGS NEEDED.!! Ch. Ch.,
Beth. S. S Nd. Cash D. C. buy
erS waiting Eve. EN-. 2-6916.
j. T, GRAVATTE' Realtor. MA.
Evening star., 1955-06-12

ia 18th 81. NV. Ma. - e-@.'.o VI
LABOR UNION H. c.,
CENTRAL, 10th AND
NEW YORK AVE. NV.
LOCATION; $35,000. II
ROOMS, 4 BATHS !;
H E A VII Y CON-
STRUCTED BUILDING
ON GOOD TERM S.
ALLEY PARK IN G. =.
EVENINGS, AID. 2-2121.
]. LEO KoLB CO.. 1887 w1sCoN-
SIN AVE. NV, AD. "-2l0d. -12
Evening star., 1955-06-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

vETS-Close in Arling-
ton. brick semidetached; living
room, sep. din. room. kitchen
equipped range and refrigerator. 2
bedrms. plus den (can be used as
3rd bedrm.l. basement. $4,000
GI financing, approximately 500
per month pays everything. MIL
KEY REALTY. IA. T-6250, IA.
T-029O.
CoLORED - $4,000 - Five-room
brick duplex; bsmt.; Al cond.; GI
approved; 81 900 down. S57 per
mo. 2037 S. Oakland st. Arl.. Va
Open Sat. as; Sun. 20. CIR. g.
1ll6. IL
COLORED-S495 DIN.
OFEN 2-tj
215O s. Pollard St
See this corner, 5-rnl. brick dream
house with sep. liv. and din. rms.
rec rm., gas heat, nice yard: near
Pentagon. ST. 3-9i33. ia. a-l750.
COLORED
HOME. garden and chicken yard
Evening star., 1955-06-12
INVEST. PROP. SALE tcen..I

NEAR BOILING FIELD, S.E.-Mod
4-family bldg. Individual gas heat;
$50 rent; tenants pay util. Price,
S22, 900. KENNETH HACKMAN.
Realtor, RE. 7-0175; ewes. OIL.
2-274s.
GROUP seeking IN
vestments from owners. No agents.
please. CO. 5-6343, Ext. EOS.
PRIVATE PARTY desires to pur-
chase colored property that needs
remodeling in NV. section. Must
be cheap. Give price. location and
details. Box lfT-k. Star. -13
INCOME PROPERTY, owner -oceu-
pied; rms, ga baths. bsmt..
porches. gar: excel. cond hne NV,
lnc.; low-priced. DU. 7-9071.
3-UNIT APT. oil N. Carolina ave
Sc. brick: income, $1S2.5 per
mo-: price, Sl3.950: terms. FLOYD
z. DAVIS CO.. JG@9 K st, NV. Ma,
s-0352; ewes. LA. 6-0S26.
r ST. NV, nr. state Dept. and
GWU-S rms. and bsmt. apt: good
income; price. s16.5OO, incl. furn, !;
$4,000 down. Box 3S4-K. Star.
1417 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Finest
location in city. Rooms and en-
cheney apis. Very Eood income
sell because of age and health.
Open Sunday. ! p.m.-6 pm.
COR. DOWNTOWN ifs. ideal for
OWENS REALTY, Me. s-04S6.
CORNER STORE and 5-room apt.
separate gas heat and utilities;
st. sc. lat kentucky ave3. Call
Thomas Walsh, TEOS. D. WALSH.
INC, Sl5 11th st. NV, DI. 1851.
1886 iSth PL. N.E.-By owner. 81,
200 full price. Terms To RESPONSE
bic party. Cali JU. S-l416.
AM LIoUIDATING-Have 4-story
brk., Col. Hts. off I4th: furn.
units: newly dec; inc. over $4,000
VI Pricco 41a times. Net eain
50%: $4,000 cash, bal easy. 1
other valuable properties. OWNER
Box 322-L. Star.
NV units, iurn.. 4 baths. &
garates; a'fI5 mo. income. SIa. 800
OWNER, CO. 5-5S54.
NEAR CONN. AVE-. N.W.-5 living
units, fully 1urn., lmmat. cond.,
approx. 10000 annual inc: S36.U0U.
terms. N. NJ. cRUMF, CO. o-6435.
DUPONT CIR.-S units, elev.. 2-car
brlc8 gar: 5000 return. Req.
20
NEW HAAIP. VIEW - 6-unit det.
brick; i mile from D. c. Iiae in
nicely Kept neIshborhooa: priced
less than times sross rent: extra
good renting section: conv, to SHOP.
and transp. CARL D. FORD.
Builder, JU. S-SS37, JU. 9-6450.
2-FAMILY FLAT: rms. bath each
unit. Rents $3.50. Price. s43,uUJ.
2-tamily nat, rms, Datn each
unit. Kents, Sl25. I-rice, SI2.g5U.
l4th ST. NV. Store well rented.
Sll,5OU. and other small invest
ment properties. MR.. LOUIS, NA.
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