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Continued From Page C.1
Baron Colby, both of Two Cats
Farm, Indianapolis.
The Owen entries have found
q number of hackers and are
rated good contenders. Mix
Hanover gained an advantage,
drawing the No. 3 spot for the
first heat. McColby is in
No. IL.
Mr.. Saunders Erratic
Eastern trotters include Gene
Riegle's cratic Mr.. Saunders,
the No. ! slotholder, from
Greenville, Ohio. Riegle will
be at the reins, the only owner
who also is driving.
Mr. Saunders, winner of eight
out Of 10 starts this season, has
the third best mile time in the
f1eld-2:02. Emily's Pride has
the best, 2;OO2s, and has eight
victories in IL starts.
Great Lullwater, with De,
Miller al the reins, has the Sec
ond fastest clocking, 2:0l2s but
has won only three times in q
trips to the post.
Biggest money winner in the
field is Spunky Hanover, guided
by Bob Camper. with $40.172
He has taken seven out Of Il
races. The other big winner il
McColhy, with Dana Cameron
in the sulky. MeColby has won
$39,S50 on six triumphs in Is
races.
If as many as four heats are
needed-only in 1882 and 1884
has this been the case-the
winners Of the first three heats
have raceof for the top price
Favorites have won the Ham,
bletonisn six times in be last
IL years.
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Another Barton

Ed Barton, head football
coach at Landon School, was
presented with his second son,
when his wife Elanore gave
birth to Bernard Bruce, last
night at Providence Hospital.
The Bartons other boy Is
Thomas Edward, age 2.
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Legion Finals
PIT Greenbe|t
And Gas Light

ELKToN. Md. Aug. ~ tspe-
cial) .--Greenbelt, the Mary
land American Legion baseball
champion from Prince Georges
County, met Gas Light. cham
pion Of Washington. D. c.. at
IL o'clock this morning in the
finals Of the Region No. 3 play
offs.
Greenbelt defeated West vlr-
ginia, 4-3, yesterday to gain its
second victory against no losses
in the double elimination tour
nament. Gas Light won twice
in losers division play, elm
mating Delaware, SIS, and GUST
ing West Virginia, Ga.
Gas Lights only loss was to
Greenbelt, 1876, last Saturday.
One Win From Title
The Maryland champion can
win the title with q single VIC
tory today while Gas Light
must take a double header. The
winner viii gain q berth in the
American Legion's Section A
at Augusta, Me. The next stop
is the National finals, Septem-
Der els, at Colorado Springs,
Colo.
Gerald Athey, Greenbelt'l
winning pitcher, highlighted q
four-run fourth inning when hi
doubled to score Francis DAY
and Ted Atkinson, who hac
singled and walked, respectively
Two more runs scored on ar
error and q sacrifice.
Athey famed nine anc
walked four to gain his seventh
victory against two losses THU
season.
Share Three Hitter
Bob Mccarthy and Johr
Lewis, the winner, combined Il
pitch a three-hitter for Wash,
ington in the Delaware game
Mike Southcomb hurled {
three-hitter to gain the victory
against West Virginia.
Paul Ciatti and Jim Schwat
drove in two runs on q pair o!
singles OF Delaware Pitcher
Paul Morrow in the first inning
Lewis AIDED an RIB in a three.
run sixth inning.
Washington scored four run:
in the first inning against WeSt
Virginia on two walks, two
errors and singles by Joe Smytt
and Joe Reich. Gas Light
added two runs in the third or
hits by Jim Farley, Phil Kuppel
and John Whelpley.
0reenbelt 900 400 900 g
West Virginia 100 900 O2O-3 6
Athey and Day Tomasovich anc
Bloom.
Weehinston - 200 0o3 0oo--b 10 !
Delaware 020 900 1908 8
Mccarthy, Lewis 49, and Schwah
1regorio (SJi Morrow and Kelleher.
West virginia 200 900 00o---2 8 1
Washinston 400 0oo 00x-6 D
D'Andrea, NismAn t5J and Bloom
eoutheomb and schwah.
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Old Dominion Rowers
End Season SUNDAY

The Old Dominion Boat Club
will end its rowing season
against the Canadian interme-
date eight-oared champions
Sunday at Philadelphia.
Old Dominion won the eight
Dared races in the Presidents
Cup Regatta in its last start
a week ago.
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First Look at Baseball
Described by Sudonese

/ tonians lead. I did not know
what a strike or a ball is. Later
on I could differentiate between
the two.
Generally speaking, I can say
that baseball is a very interest
ing game but still it is not as
hot" as the soccer. The col
lectivism between players does
not exist as it is in the soccer.
I have noticed that couch
and the pitcher play a very
important role in the game.
The pitcher can be tricky to
the extent that he can make
the batter stand on his nerves.
Bad Twisted Balls
It is everywhere that "heros'
of the teams in any sport are
cheered and applauded and
that is why people Of Wash
| ington were cheering Roy
Sievers. I could see also that
the pitcher of Chicago was
always trying to throw bad
twisted balls to him, avoiding
a good hit.
But in spite of all efforts
devoted by Washington team,
Chicago was able to push
Washington backward (5-0
This was in the sixth inning
and continued so to the eighth
inning. During the course Of
the game many balls have gone
loff line to the seats and boxes.
Time began to press very hard
on Washington and spectators
began to shout and clap. en-
lcouraging their team, while
Chicago pitcher was doing 50
well for keeping the record Of
his team. In my opinion, Wash
ington players were q bit ex-
cited while Chicago boys were
very relaxed.
The conclusion Of my descrip-
ton viii be good luck" Wash
/ ington and congratulations 70
4 Chicago.
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CHARLES TOWN NOTES
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
star Racing Editor

stretch. The pictures also
showed Jockey Donald Tobin
whipping his mount lefthanded
despite the fact that Mr.. Marker
was bearing out into Merryfleld
The stewards disqualified Mr.
Marker, giving first money to
Merryfield, who was piloted by
Richard Gordon. II was the
ninth win disqualification Of
the meeting.
Sixteen-year -old Mason VIII
liam Gordon rode his first race
here yesterday, finishing next
to last with WINS Quest in
the fourth race.
Gordon, no relative of Jockey
Richard Gordon, halls from
Hancock, Nc. He weighs only
81 pounds and quit high school
after the tenth grade to be-
come a Jockey. His contract
lis held by Trainer James Fock-
Ter of Hagerstown, Md.
ement by the
Charles Town track that 1t
was throwing a chicken dinner
Sunday for owners and trainers
caused some raised eyebrows in
this horse racing conscious
area.
Only a few days earlier, Bill
Boniface, racing editor Of the
B altimore Sunpapers, an
|nounced that he had disposed
of his extensive stable Of fight
ing chickens.
Yesterdays crowd of 4,708
wagered $277,349 on the 10th
program of this 75-day session.
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Race Driver Dies

LONDON. Aug. ~ (AP).-
Race driver Alfred (Goldie)
Gardner. So, died Monday at
Eastbourne, q death announce
fnent disclosed today. In 1852,
at Utah's Bonneville Salt Flats,
Gardner set up 81 new records
for light cars at specs Of over
200 m.pA
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winner-Wynn Q1-13. Loser
Kemmerer (6-13l
HBP-By Kemmerer (Fox), By wynn
! tThron cherry. WP-Kemmerer, u
Soar. Umont Summers, Honochiek. T.
3:05. A-4.353
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THE PROFESSIONAL WAY-Nele White baseman
shows the at Griffith Stadium night and the amateurs
trying do it earlier in exhibition how to slide into
third Nellie Asponones tag the fourth inning
wild pitch, which
third of Catcher Clint
White their eighth
games. 5-2-Star Staff Photo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27

MOTE: Kamdl A. BushGrd,
turbdned enploye OF the
United States Information
Service in KhartouD, Sudan,
is touring the Nation and sG'0
his first baseball game last
night i0hen the White SoT
defeated the Senators, So, at
Griffith Stadium. Here are
his tmpressions.)
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WASHINGTON

/ Flied out for Constable in 7th;
2 Grounded out for BRIDGES IN Sth:
8 Struck out for Aspromonte in Sth;
Grounded out for Griegs in 9th.
CHICAGO 01n 900 OO0--5
WASHINGTON O02 600 OOO-2
EPlevs PO-A--chicaEo, 27-6,
WASHINGTON 27-l4. LoB-chieago, IL;
Washington H.
2b-Boone. Courtney. 3b-Aparieio,
SB--Landis tAparicio scored on wild
pitch in 4th).
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CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Aug. 27.-Pikadon and Bellator,
q couple of mile track cam
paigners, renew their feud to-
day for one of the weightier
purses Of the meeting-the
$500 Blue Ridge Handicap,
down for it's fifth and final
chapter in the weekly series.
Willowbrook Stables Pika-
don found himself at the recent
Delaware Park meeting, win
ming four races. Thus he has
been given l27 pounds in to-
days mile-and-an-eighth event.
The 5-year-old gelding also won
the third in the Blue Ridge
series here two weeks ago.
In that one, at a mile and a
sixteenth, Pikadon whipped
Bellator when the latter carried
126 pounds against 122 for the
winner. Today Bellator gets in
with 1872. Joe Servis, the lead
ing rider here, again will be
aboard Pikadon, and Bellator,
who won the first two events in
the series, has Carl Gambar-
della in the saddle.
Stepping up a bit but bent
on upsetting the pair are Noble
Dream, lis; Queens Flight,
1903; Lone Stan, ll2; King Tar,
I13; Good Sailor, Ill; Bari
tone Bob, l12; Maid Of Cash,
Ill, and Helvellyn, los.
With the exception Of Lone
Stan all starters have won at
least once--at the current meet
ing which ends Monday.
Charles Towns film patrol,
introduced here last summer, is
proving invaluable to the
stewards.
Yesterday, Aims disclosed that
Mr.. Marker, who nosed out
Merrvf1ald the favnrita had
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BY KAMAL A. BUSHARA

Baseball is known to be the
most popular game in the
United States, while soccer, or
what we in Sudan call football,
is our most popular game. In
my country we play a game
similar to baseball and call 1t
FOUNDERS" The name may
sound more British, but still the
rules and the principles are
somewhat alike.
To describe a baseball match
will be a very hard Job for me,
but ! will try.
Puzzled by Diamond
When I came to the entrance
of the stadium with the group
Of local employees Of the United
States Information Service and
members of the host company.
i was very anxious to go in
and see how the stadium for a
baseball looks like. Moreover,
/ was listening to the comments
Of spectators and their pre-
dictions on the game. The
Washingtonians were sure Of
winning the game. As soon as
l entered the stadium l have
noticed that a big crowd has
come to watch the game.
The diamond-hke baseball
field has puzzled me, but later
on I began to know something
about the bases and the home.
The game started very slow
and I could see the Wzshing-
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Yesterdays crowd of 4,70S
wagered $277,349 on the 10th
program Of this 75-day session.
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TWO LITTLE BUTTONS
DO ALL THE WORK!
50 EASY TO OPERATE

fonily can use IT. This marvellous machine
converts in one quick morton from flat
bed sewing TO free-orm for unheord-of
convenience in sewing cuffs and collars,
body clothes and other special tosks.
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m 3 LOVELY coLoRS Pink

and Apple Green. This slim. modern mo.
chine is the most beautiful. useful port.
able ever designed. Among its mony new
lectures Is cosy conversion from electric
to hand operotion.
LIGHTWEIGHT and amazingly port.
able beeouse its oil oircroft oluminum
Yet IT'S fuIl-size machine 50 precisel,
engineered II runs smoothly and effort
lessly on any surfoee; and it Is compoct
tor eoslef-t hon-evef storage.
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--Huse IN. ground.levei bsnt
DIX rambler. In q pvt. exclusive
Setnesda loc mr., NH and Naval
immed. sale at fraction OF oTig.
cost: acre Of beaut. ground:
house feat. very ise. rms, 81.
garage, LARGE auditorium sizo
Eround-leyel rec. rm. with y nnfh
and storage closets; eompi, tiled
noor, with outside entr.; ! tWin
bedrms,. . baths; lge. mod. kit
pict windows, etc. on LIST 4.
Priced in S3Os. Call Mr.. Sic.
valid. ewes. OIL. East, r. W.
BERENS SALES Ju. T-570O
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d IWENUA--Attfnctl H-st0Ty hfk,
Liy. rm. sep. din. .rms mod. kite
s oeS Sna i.v eas 81 sSl hesmt rec:
far.: gas heat. Near LADY 81
Lourdes and public schools. N
OWNER. SIC. $50. OIL. A-n7Na.
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ANACQ3ItA HkALIX co.
2s4g MINI: Ave: 81. southeast
lots. acreage. IL. l-O707 or Lu.
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BETHEsDA RAMBLER: Ssa AKA;

sony' . AEc @s ssdTI.. I Sssss:
rm... family-size kit, frenls,
foil hEnt. garage and porch: Ia
lot. Dir Out Old 0eorTetowp rd
from Bank Of Bethesda ~ mi. 10
Sells Mil I'd, left for itr mi. -
Thomas Branch DR.. then left 10
zoo Open sun 70 dark.
PAFKER q PARKER Contractor
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MOMToOMtRY COUNTY

AEC. ARMY MAP sERvICE-8ee
this new brick rambler with ear
port. . nice bedrms. 2 tiled baths.
lac. countfy-gtyle Kit, extra lae.
ilv rm with fireplaeei paneied
rec rm, and u hath in fun bsmt.
High eievation on h-aere knoll
~ .,a.Iisoss esiiYSMUr fe enSi,,,nT.a di sV ~
BERENs SALTS. ~, 7.77O0
BANNOCKBURN-owner transfer
, rec hS s,i.t s r.m se. snH s.sr Sss
study. 3 baths. SEP. din. I'm sll
level. garage. KoRzKNDoRRNlEs
heaitor. Oh. A.eli1.
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BETHEsDA-owner has heautifus
brick split-leeel home located O.
oakwood knolll-Landon AREA;
$3l. 800. OF. 4-562e.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOREST
AREA = Beautiful Colonial with
Ice. iiv. I'm. and frepi, separate
din; rm.. 6edrm. O den and fun
and bath upstairs; lGe. Screened
porch, attach. garage, level yard
Priced in the mid.20s., Can Mr..
Murray, Oh. 0-e076 or on. @
zoos. FRANK s. PHuLrPs. nc.
nETHRsDA-BTick Cape Cod; 3
pedrms., m. bSmt., garaRes deen
fenced lot nr, NH; SEQ, 200. AS
sumo 4iset OF loan. Can OWNER
BETHEsDA--Attraetiv a-sfory 6rE.
Liv. rm. sep. din. rn.. mod. Kit,
Am
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BETHEsDA--Near d, G. line and
charming 3-bedroom brick Colonial
with slate roof, full basement; Al
cond. Owner leaving city, must
REALIsrINos CORP. OIL e.0SnS
BETHESDA. don't miss thisi--S
eeorm. brk. Colonial, iust redee'
lse; fenced I'd: vacant: excel. loo.
Only Sl6,950. KARLA HILL Co.
JU. T-li00, o. a-SOns -
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COLORED-VACANT
NV OPEN 2-6 NE
REDUCED
5729 9th ST. NV.

REDUCED sl.OO0-semi-
det. brick. like new. Mirrored
firepl. and din. rm., powder
rm., % Ice. bedTme.. knQtty
pine rec. rm., plus complete
apt. IN bsmt. Only 5000
down.
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STA THIRD ST. NV.
$1,000 DOWN

Be proud owner Of this g.
room, luxury built brick
home. Hnormous-sized living
room, wail-to-wall carpet
Ing. separate dining room,
large kitchen with breakfast
nook: 3 spacious bedrooms
and . baths on End floor;
custom built knotty pine
recreation room, gas heat,
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BRADLEY HILLS - An especially
attracttue used brick Rambler,
huge hy. rm. and din. rm. comb.
= lovely twin-sixe bedrmS.. very
ge. rec. rm. of ground level with
sep, entrance: enclosed porch and
Wisteria -covered breeReway to ga
rage. bright and cheerful mod.
kitehen. laree erounds; exception
Mrs. Landvoigt with THOMAS Z.
PHILLIPS Co, OIL. 4-i12@: ewes
OIL, o-f9l-S
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REC. ROOM
1890 18th ST. NE.
CONVENIENT
1909 4th ST. NE.

SIDE HALL,--6 Ipoms, 2
inciosed poTches, full bsmt.
Gas heat. front porch. Near
schools, stores and buses.
t4ab down. 800 mo.
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS, d. c.
A brand-new area OF nearly new
grim. semidet. homes. now avail.
for desirable colored families, on q
site overlooking d. c. Prices range
from Sil,950 to Sl2.50O. Auto
heat. rec; rm., lge. lots with drive
GLENN REALTY CO.. RIA. 8-2g42
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II. mlFFored DIR huge tii, .
be1rma, den, 2 bAtha, huge rec.
40 S06i RfPfEY Co. ~ 6-eilI.
FOREsT EsTAIEs. nssr ~. joins
school, Just % 0eQfgia ave,--Lly.
Fm din fm.. kit, 2 bedfms.. bath.
bsmt immaculate ~ goo down.
HUGH I PECK, M 4-etoo.
FOUR CORNERs ARIA: si2.o10--
large bedrms IN this cory Cape
Cod Liv Tm large kitchens huae
fenced I'd $3.50 On, EltA; DON
AID p. YouNKfN. 10. 4-s022:
OFF NJ HAMPsnInE Avn. here y
. perfect family home. brick
bedrms, 81 baths. din. rm hugo
kitchen, unusual rec. Im. vitp 1aIi
serssnsa porch D. sT,aI . snh .snes y
t2S'e ESQ. RiftEY CO.. ~. =
dco1Illasd On Next PassI
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CHOICE NE. AREA
PLEASE CLIP THE
"SINDLER STRIP"
3005 YOST PL. NE.
$500 DOWN

5-RooM BRIcKTEx
BUNGALOW-Fuli dry base
ment; home completely re-
decorated-move right in.
Low overhead.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.

ANNE, ARUNDEL CO.. near olsn
Burnie. FORT Meade. Priendshlp
airport Spanish type bungalow.
3 rms. and bath, full bsnlt,, rec
Tm.. hot-uater oil heat gear
PRANK n. JANDLA' 30. s-es05
Ia Plata. MD.-Tovn residence.
excellent condition. ~ rms, bath,
TOM water and eeWase Also suit
able once, physician Of. dentist.
apartment houes 2.acre lot. Sl6.-
800. LEONARD 9NIDER. Tel WE
l-33i1. Ia Plata, Nd
NO DOWN PAYMKNI-Attraetiye
year round house North Beach,
~ 4 rms .PeeTsh. stove snas
nc ualvsr.lsl 7.sal7o '' -
RETIREMENT HOME
New Groom rambler along cheaa.
peake Bay, M0derp equipment;
almost M-acre wooded lot one
hour from Waahington. Detail,
and location. ean BUILDER, gh'
NN6N 10
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coLoREp
nnLM q nj 4

Home plus apt. SIS MISSOURI ave
AV.-Roomy house In perfect con.
dition rec. rFn det, ear.i fenced
yd,. nr, bus and schools TERMS
10 GtjfT. FIRST time offered Mrs.
Norris on premises. o. ID. FIELD,
INC. ~. b-7ll3.
coLoRED-si, $50 DOWN
1890 DELAFIELD pL. NV. M
18Th at,5-peteehed 2-story Cali
y,.h tii .sT i 5 SanieSs .p r o ~ ss'ff
End IL; iuIi bsmt.: oil h, .y.h.; de-
AS ssopc' yRic4D 10 FEEI. .csii
Nh. JkMEs. 81. 5.lObbi eyes,
-. S-v1Od.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-&H.

OUTSTANDING .vAfuEs
PROFESSIONAL man OF large fam
iiy MINI. ave. and Pa. ave-. 2430
decorated. SO-ft. front brick. side
hall. 8 rms. 2 baths. plus z bsmt.
rms. Porch. OIL h,.w.h, GARAGE.
PER Pff'PFpp 81. r.ri pp ssAIhais . pm. MR.
cAPfToL HffI%2i-ft. front
brick. rms. with 4 6edrms.. :
baths a on LIST fioorl. Pun hsmt,
Oak floors, oil h.-wh. GARAGE. A
GOOD investment. $1,000. ANA
C0sTIA REALTY, 10. 2-Se7e.
&C coFoRFss HE1oHrs-ysssnt
s ss%iSs'. i sStss pwds ms. r sIse
Kit run bsmt. Level lot. $1,000
HIiLEREsT-Det. brick. Center
hall. 0 rms. 3 bedrmS lst-fi.
powder fm. Pull bsmt., with rec.
I'm, space, Garage; Deep LOT.
S9.950. Other good listings, 2. 8.
"a ANac SssIg1i RKnTY co.
2246 MINI. Ave. 81. Southeast
Specialist for homes. Investment,
lots; acreage. LU. l-0707 or LII.
1-50O2.
CAPITOL HILL
English basement tovnhouse.. IN
dramatic decor; ideal for comfort
and gracious entertainings 2 hre-
places; huge drawing room: owner
leaving area: must sell NOW, VIII
accept reasonable ofier. Call pU. 7
BETTY scEMoss. REALroR
3444 NASH PL. Sc,
8 bedrms., new brk. rambler: 9ta
baths. rec. rm. with hFepl., mod,
kit. cleo. stove and oven; storage
rm.; facing PIX; nr. 81. Francis
church and parochial schools: price,
Slp, $50, consider your house in
trade JOHN L. SHELTON, REAL
TOR. 10. $4,000.
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Northeast Sect.

Northeast Sect.
$3.50 9th pl., ne.
IS UNDERWOOD PL. NV.
Modern 2-bedrm semidet. brick
homes; rec. rm.. front porch: spa
$3.50 MILLS AVE. NE.
Diet, 3-eedrm. woodbridge beauty
1926 EDISON PL. NE.
Can YOU pay Ss1 90 mo-? II SO.
see this lovely 2-bedrm. modern
home: gas heat: front porch: lovely
if Sss M Nc fsfr o 5Gif RID. NE.
Modern 3-family brick home:
excel. income: 81 900 down.
925 Z ST. NE.
Sl95 down buys this attractive
1850 CLINTON ST. NE.
Det. 2-bedrm. rambler; front
porch. rec. nm; Diet. garage; spa
1901 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE.
Det. 4-bedrm. Woodbridge home
IL baths, built-in gar. oil heat.
Quick poss.
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SULLIVAN BROS.

oOLLlNhN bftOS.
1890 X st. NV. ME. s-4323
COLORED-OPEN TODAY It'll
DARK--462s 18th 81. n.e.-Excei'
Prov. HOSPITAL: s bsd h '.0 Tam nss
JAMES i 4 fuc Ky; 80 pE 5000. 5000
cOL0RED = NEAR UNION STA.
IlON1lriek: 2 complete apts.
S ssSS ''s o&N isR.'a IA s .lSS per
.. cxPiToL sT.Mvaesnt, Ike.
new, Bemidet. brick. Fms., 2
fenced loti $50 80 ANAcQsTIA
REALTY, LU. 1-O7O7 OF 10. q
COLOREp = 1910 CRTTTENDRN
ST. N.E.--Corner. center entr,,
lge, iv. rm., din. rm., tile hit, 3
bsdTnsy tull esmt;, ser side
y sss uNLINo. IA. e-oosi' Ia q
C9.oRED = 1923 KEARNY ST,
firspl.. 6uiit.in bookesses, lovely
din, rm.. spae, kit, breakfast rm.
bedrms. attr. bsmt det. salase.
L PS HEsn l. D's cuR MEHssni' Ls term Y:
b031 LA. 6-776e
COLORgD-NR, NEW nAMPeIlIRE
AND RITTENnOUbE 81. NJ.
Pretty BERN, 2-etory detached
brick. side porch, .frepl,, I'll large
rms bsmt.. bis. shady. fenced LOT /:
BLK. to bus; only f1A,0b0, RAP
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JoLLEs & sENNETT CO.

OOAAL1O q 0G4NANG W.
Realtors DI. 1924
e0L0RGD-MERIDIAN HILL PIX. /:
3 kits. plus ga baths plus 2 lge.
rms. plus full dry bsmt. plus heated
pofehes plus dbie. garage: cnly
s11.05O. S60k On. 500 mo. nice
" decorated. ia. a-3425.
tOLORED-45II nth ST. NV
Lovely corner brick detached
home. Features include bedrms r..
3 modern baths. liv. nm. with. IRE
place. equipped kit. detached ga
fage and many extras Price.
$4,000. terms. FLOYD Z DAVIS
Co. 1929 4 q; NV. MA. s-OS52;
EQL0RED-ONLY a75 MONTH
Tbs best buy Is FLA approved
1 ISL pe ...ILa. Reerm;; 81, mS Scsnt
res heat. Redec. inside and out
$3.50 dn. dncl. settle). monthly
hi 7-ossoi o. RA. s-ss7o..' nv
CQLORED-4I27 ILLINOIS AVE.
NW.--Naturai-trim house; one
porches: best folks appreciate
value, care. extras. ia. 9-7307
COLORED OR WHITE = Lovely
brick home, top loo; q rms. Ia
baths, rec. rni., de luxe kit fenced
yard many extras. Low dn, payt.
Open I-dark. 1888 N. Capitol st.
ALLEN REALTOR. RA. 6-3333.
COLORED; BY OWNERS Mr.. 5th
and Longfellow Lovely and
charming S-rm. home Reas. dn.
payt. Only 500 mo EN-. 2-s13s
C0LOREDI SALE BY OwNERI 1915
redee.. asking $4,000. tn. 2.2549.
cOL0RED-OWNER MUST SELL
large Groom house: oil heat. close
tranep,, schools, shopping Sell
reas. Low down payt. RIA. 3.9133.
tOLORED-WALTER REED AREA
DIT. brick home; 3 bedrms. !;
bemt., din, RIM, mod. hit. with
pentry, fireplace, garage; se; cox
RppEEsY. oEEALTY' To. $4,000
C0L0RBD--5I02 sth ST, N.W.--6
rms, full bsmt , !porehes, Gear
ecnd and eonven. loo. For easy
HtIrewp rrr % 9ee
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i8O9 KEARNEY ST NE
1897 Delafield Pl. NE.
$3.50 DOWN

n,I iSos; guL Tx Ar Ar COY.
YEAR.OLD BRICK HOME:
VACANT up-to-date modern
equipped kitchen: finished
basement, 3 lovely bedrooms:
gas heat: ideal living eon-
ditions for all seasons.
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1887 LEEGATE RID. NV

Custom built by reputable builder
Tor his own use. Exquisite brick
and-stone rambler consisting Of
pn1eled library: modern kitchen
large eating space, iiv. rm. with
nirTored fireplace. sep. din. nm,
leading 70 fagstone patio. 3 lge.
bedrms.. 2 With built-in dressing
iAbles, 2 full baths, rec. rFn. with
built-ip bar: laundry rn.. euuipped
With. kit. equipment. 4th hedrm.,
full bath; garage. For appointment
70 INSPECT call ewes. tn. 2-Bi04.
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% FOURTH ST. ]
$3.50 DOWN

DETACHED RICK
YACANT-Corner 4th and
Peabody. Has fireplace in
living room, 4 heated bed
rooms. full dry basement;
gas h.-w.h., detached sarage.
Full price Sl5,05U.