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Evening star., 1946-07-02
Vacation Plans
IN the Cabital
Norway's Envoy
To Visit Home

Members Of the diplomatic circle
are making plans for vacations
these days and several already have
left the Capital picture for visits in
their native countries.
The Norwegian Ambassador M.
Wilhelm Munthe de Morgenstierne
will be leaving the city soon to join
Nine. Munthe de Morgenstierne and
their daughters, Marjorie and Sol
vieg, in their homeland. The latter
three sailed for Norway not SO long
ago and their plans are to remain
there until sometime in the fall.
A visit home also is in store for
the Counselor of the Norwegian
Embassy and Nine. Olav. They are
en- route there with their son and
daughter and the family are going
to spend their entire summer there.
Other members of the embassy
staff are planning vacations in this
country. The First Secretary, Mr..
Arne Gunneng, has planned motor
trip and the Second Secretary and
Nine. Paus are to enjoy a sojourn
in Maine.
The Ambassador of the Soviet
Socialist Republics and Nine. Novi-
kov have taken a house at a nearby
resort for the summer months. The
Ambassador spends most of his time
at his desk in the air-conditioned
embassy on 18th street, but he does
find the time to join his family over
the week ends.
The Netherlands Ambassador, DR.
A. Loudon, will be here for the
greater part of the summer, but he
is expected to have brief vacation.
Nine. Loudon is away and not ex-
pected to return for two months and
during her stay in Massachusetts,
she will be joined by the Ambassador
for week at least.
The Polish Ambassador, DR.. Oscar
Lange, has left for Poland. His trip
will not be all vacation for he will
be busy discussing with the Polish
government problems of the Secu-
rlty Council and the formation of
a permanent Polish delegation. Dur
ing his absence, DR.. Stephan Litauer,
Minister Counselor of the Embassy,
Is in charge as Charge d'Affaires.
Saturday DR.. Litauer, in behalf of
his government, placed a wreath on
the grave in Arlington National
Cemetery of Ignacy Paderewski, the
great Polish patriot and musician.
The Polish Military Attache, 1t.
Gen. 1zydor Modelski, is en- route
to the Philippines to be a special
delegate of the Polish government
at the independence celebration in
Manila.
Evening star., 1946-07-02
Hoey in T ca Talk
Before Women's
Democratic Club
Bv Gretchen Smith

A definition of a radical Democrat
and a conservative Democrat was
presented by Senator Clyde r. Hoey
Of North Carolina in an informal
"tea talk" yesterday before the
Women's National Democratic Club.
Radical Democrats are those who
believe the Almighty would hold the
same views they hold if He knew
all the facts as they do" the North
Carolinian declared. 'They know
they have the only right IDEAS" he
added, land give no consideration
to other peoples opinions. Conserva-
tlVeS," he went on, while convinced
they hold the right ideas, also be-
lieve the other fellow has right
to his views"
The stately Senator, picturesque
in frock coat and gay boutonnierre
expressed approval of differences
in political PHILOSOPHERS provided
they are tempered by touch of
tolerance.
BY taking its radicals, conserva-
tives, reactionaries and progressives,
melting them together and keeping
the best of each, the Democratic
party gathers strength, he argued
The Senator spoke of the coming
Fall elections with 435 Representa-
tives and So Senators to be elected
and urged his audience to partici-
pate in the campaign.
your real service to your country
is to align yourself with a political
party whose PHILOSOPHERS you ap-
prove and then work for the success
of that party" he said.
After enjoying a glass of iced tea,
Senator Hoey returned to Capitol
Hill which he left specially to ad-
dress the clubWomen.
Mrs. Braxton Jones, of North
Carolina, acted as hostess and pre-
sented the speaker.
Evening star., 1946-07-02
Anniversary Fete

In Washington over the week end
to celebrate their Gath wedding
anniversary were Mr. and Mrs. NJ
P. Wilkinson of Cleveland who for
merly lived here. The occasion:
was marked with a cocktail party
at the Statler for their many frienos
in this city.
Their guests included Senator
Alben W. Barkley, Representative
Virgil Chapman, Mr.. Paul Porter,
Mr.. ]. Earle Wells, Col and Mrs.
John E. Moore, Maj. and Mrs. T. v.
Sheldon, Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Will
son, Mr.. R. R. Zimmerman, Mr..
Robert Livingston Bailey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marc Philips. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Steele Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Leathers, DR.. and Mrs.
George r. Huffman, Mr.. John D.
Goodloe and Mr.. Chaille Sims.
Evening star., 1946-07-02
Delta Gamma
Sorority Plans
Its Convention

Delta Gamma will hold its first
national convention since Pearl
Harbor at Pasadena, California
from July 10 to July Is with head
quarters at the Huntington Hotel
Mrs. Theodore Ives Messenger,
jr., of Washington, chairman of the
Committee on Revisions of Bylaws
Of the Constitution, will report on
proposed revisions as well as on the
Grace Abbott Memorial Fellowship
in Public Administration. Mrs. Ar
thur Vandenberg, chairman of the
Fellowship Committee, who was to
have given the report, Cancelled
her reservations for the convention
because Of her return to Paris.
Delegates to the convention from
the Washington area are the fol-
lowing active chapter presidents:
Miss Joyce Gochenour of American
University; Miss Helen Osbourn
from George Washington University
and Miss Jane Schrieber of the
University of Maryland. The Wash
ington Alumnae chapter will send
its president, Mrs. Messenger, as
its delegate.
Mrs. Leonard S. Fem has been
appointed the new province secre-
tary for this Eastern area and is
one of the 13 province secretaries
in the United States and Canada
to help the Delta Gamma Council
guide the 66 active, 81 alumnae and
40 associate alumnae chapters,
which embrace approximately $4,000
members. Mrs. Fenn's appoint
ment as province secretary will be
officially announced at the Delta
Gamma convention, which she will
attend as voting delegate. Mrs.
Fem is making her home in Be-
thesda. Her husband is connected
with the Department of Agriculture.
Other Washingtonians who will
join the 500 delegates and guests
are Mrs. Northcutt Ely, Mrs. Ra-
leigh Dawson and Mrs. James Gibbs
Of the alumnae group.
Evening star., 1946-07-02

Mrs. J. Sinsheimer is the guest in
Pittsburgh of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmund
Hahn.
Evening star., 1946-07-02

Yoang.Bre,cster
Miss Frances B. Brewster and Mr..
Harry w. Young, jr., were married
Saturday in the Metropolitan Me-
mortal Church by DR.. Edward G.
Latch.
The bride, who is the daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Brewster of
Washington, was given in marriage
by her father. She wore a white
lace gown and a fingertip-length
veil. She carried a shower bouquet
Evening star., 1946-07-02

and each attendant carried an arm
bouquet of white roses and gypso-
phila.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs.
Vetault left for New York before
going to East Hampton, where they
will spend the summer.
Evening star., 1946-07-02
Farewell Dinner

Senor Gallo Plaza, the retiring
Ambassador from Ecuador to the
United States, will be given a fare
well dinner tonight at 8 o'clock at
the Shoreham by members of the
Embassy staff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-22

and Grace Mohn, .s. 141o Euclid st.
woodford Mccool. 81. a5Ib X st. NV,
chusetts ave. NV.
Leopold PAIL 65. al 18th st. ne. and
Marsaret League. 81, 1894 e ct. ne.
both Of 1921 Clay st. ne.
Julius Curry, I'll. 614 Morton pl. ne, and
Ella Hammond, 10, 1905 Montello ave.
Dennis Holmes, 81, 1921 Sherman ave.
nv. and Mshle Beicher, ~. 127 L st.
william staples. 20, ouilford College, N.
e, and Willie Gilreath, Fl, Bis 18th
1t. NV
Clarence Twisdsle. %, and MIA Kinner.
William Tillman. a, Sl5 Savannah ct.
Sc, and Marion Giarth, 80. 545 New
Francis Ward, 10, 1892 Newton st. NV,
and Ouida johnson. 40. 1905 q ct. NV
William Mendeison. 81, Georeetown Uni
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Marriage License
Applications

Under d. c.. ldsUs, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, tDdit three full days and
receive the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Albert Hubbell. SO. .Takoma Park. Nd. and
Jane reors. %. 3549 ouesada s.. NV. :.
sd':s aassss ss.As itF 49, sss ls IS
Joseph Aver. %. chilum. Nd. and Helen
Robert Bsrkdoil,. So, 1894 18th st. NV,
and Rebecca Carlson. 20. I717, q ct.
so;sph Dick s5; Boiling .E,., Fed s and Ev.lyn
James Roberts, 81, 1921 Kaiorama I'd
NV, and Catherine Blanton, A, 1901
aoSe ssn nse g. ass aso II Newton St ne and
Mary Smith. 1s. 261x Newton st. ne.
Sidney Sweet, 20, Madison, Wis, and Iil-
liam Hornstein, "a, 1911 3rd st. Sc.
d spd r; HISSinns9n 60 iSs2 ibtn st nv
Arthur siaasi, Il. SIG g. 10th st. NV. w. and and
:. Ruth schooley,. 81. 1896 Lanier pl, NV.
ve9la Long Fl; 1870 4 st, Sc, and Lula
R. hsssa 1 5shnls ssz St 1873 c.roin.
nv, and Shirley Randall, 81. Lakeland,
Frederick Burns 10. 1877 L st. So, and
r.r nsr M hTSvn Is ana sSs Ruth IA & u s
:. both OF. Baltimore.
Victor Binkoski, So, 1871 Harvard st. NV,
and Mary coyle. Is, 1858 3sth st. NV.
, sns Henrietta Hinriehsen, 80 1921
william simins, IS, 141a Euclid st. NV,
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John Lichvar. 81, Berlin, Pa, and chris.
tine Lowry, 80. Arlinston, Va.
Sc. and Phyllis ordWein, is, Hyatts-
Philip Bechkes, .2s, Baltimore, and Laura
Stanley Hayes, "a, 20s 18th st. ne, and
Carrie Feagans, 30, 1915 Eye st. sc.
jerry Hirsch. 20, and Jewel SisenWein, 25,
4 both Of 903 Quincy ct. NV
Harold jenkins, 23, 1854 Neal st. ne, and
Shirley Russell. 20, eos Massachusetts,
ave. ne. =
Chester Morrison. II, and virginia Jones.
10, both of Baltimore
John Hathaway. 2S. Quantico, Va, and
Dorothy Gouldman, 20, Fredsricksburs,
Edward costo, IS, 5000 5th At nv and
Lois Collins, 10, Silver Spring, Nd.
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fax. Va
cstSsrin. Henry. Is. J. lbs New v Ii mp
shire ave. NV.
williams Mills, Sc. Baltimore. and Martha
Brown. 26, Richmond.
and Dorothy Dirss.. Sc, i42b + st. NV.
David Lyons, 20. and Dorothy Pratt, 22,
both 81 l36 Pierce St. NV.
Sarah McKoy. so, 14lb Columbia St.
Leroy williams. Is. I43s Duncan st. ne,
NV.
James Beaner. "a. e1s T st. NV, and
via; y,,s,caue,ins Medley, 10. Gas st. NV
Rosa Busbee. 20, Freedmen's Hospital.
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PTA Plans Member Prize

A prize TO the parent teachers as
ISOLATION in Montgomery County
with the highest gain in member
ship will be awarded by the Mont
goniery County Federation Of Wom-
ems Clubs, 1t was announced today
by Mrs. Robert G. Steele, education
department chairman Of the feder-
alton. Award will be made next
month.
Evening star., 1946-02-22

Fellow O.
Why
for which foxhoe
Why
U.s. denied proriies or practically
Why
finding
unemployment rolls the
Why
arplanes
plus goods which being gobbed
sold back
Why
icy owned homes for o othepu
Why American II AN1VETS splendid
organization of
SOC dollar in
Capital back
and delays selfish
up in fight by of public opon
Why ask all?
Evening star., 1946-11-06
T axe My Word for 1t
Hints for Secretaries.

@. What is the proper way to
write dates in the heading and body
of letters?
| A.. 1t is now best usage to omit
9Th, nd, I'd, st" when the month
precedes the day Not December
t4th, 1946," etc. Better: December
4, 1916; November 2, 1916. etc.
On the other hand, when the
day precedes the month, either use
| "th, nd, rd, ST. or write the day
out in full, thus: the 5th Cor fifth
of December, 1916; the 3rd COR
| third of November, 1916.
Many business offices are now
using the Army and Navy fotm
of writing dates, especially IN head
ings, thus: 5 December. 1916. This
is similar to the French method
tof writing dates. A letter written at
Paris on May 10. 1916, would be
headed: Paris, lie 10 mai 1946 mote
small M.
| @. The expression, "Only forty
six cents (are? is?) involved"
stumps us in our Office. Can you
| put us straight? b.
| A. In your sentence, forty-six
cents is considered as a sum of
money and not as As individual
cents. Therefore, lis"
| @. Please give simple rule for
distinguishing between capital
and capitol"
A. Use capital in all meanings ex-
cept "a building where the Con-
gress or State Legislature meets"
Evening star., 1946-11-06
AuToMoRlLEs FOR SALE.

AUBURN 1888 4-door sedan; must ssJIGi ssIi
gufek 81 Ssft Gsr 1sa sapsr es aoor sedan radio
tires, and motor in good condition: 81 ,6o4
within oPA ceiling; SOL st. nv. 8.
nice car for a funeral director or sight
seeing business This car Is mechanically
perfect and exceptionally clean. CY
HAWKINS. 1888 14th st. NV. DU. 4455
BUICK 1912 Special sedanette; oPA cell,
$1,025; want small 1910 car in trade anC
cash; fine condition. See JACK. LYNCH
7S17 Old GEORGETOWN I'd, Bethesda, Md.
aon sfGk s4ss se ssfala 1ss ssa 4JU e. GOOD sS
Pontiac 4,door, I. and h, S39s: Buick 1897
Peace Cross, Bladensburg rd., Bladensburg
Nd. All cars ceiling price or below. WA
BUICK 1884 4-dr. sedan; new tires, new
paint Job. new seat covers, needs repairs
on transmission; $3.50 as Is or best of1er, r,
and and "a. a NV. NV Address of owner o. On wind
shield Below oPA ceiling. :,
BUICK 1941, excel cond. want trade OF
1916 auto. weekdays, RE- 74oo. Ext,
BUICK 1910 Limited 7.passengsr sedan
tuxedo 1851. Bait. Md. between and
sss4S ~ Just frr,zsq sSs tFs@ ssss
Brand-new. viii install and sell outright
arS SsS asTs aaacfs Su1cg ae a1s Hampden
caSao ans Isteias 1889 WI aseo convertible
oFA esean priee, 0saas s4sso Sc Sen L for sss5o Cal
AD, 8IS4 "A r 5stEssn ,ask snd asEar pm A. I,,...
WITHIN h Hcd oPA price. sass. siS underwoot
ct. NV,
Evening star., 1946-11-06

Is4e DODGE TRACTOR, excel. condi-
1ssssfsissf iSss rE6ERAI Il faSek Rs5ek stake body H.
good condition. Price. $3.50. WI. 3a33.
PICKUP 1885 Dodge truck. good condi-
Ss6' $50 to $50 PIN.
sa a g. osh y cysn'Rs ssns ss sHss Ss tSn gAa aRa
BELL Pc q AUTO SALES, 80 Mass. ave. NV.
1sss CHEVROLET, ton and half, stake
body; excellent condition: motor Just over
haqs saqlsa &C ora ceiling cAMrPE1Lh II, AuIo
In good condition. with good tires. as Is.
Co. Queens Chapel I'd and Hamilton St,
FORD dump, hydraulic hoist. 4ia-ton ca
paeity; rebuilt motor, helper springs. Ia
FoRD 1e4l 1ls-ton, 1oo-h.p. tractor; 1884,
Frpfhaup 9th wheel: below oPA ceiling
S0DGE is41. 1h-ton; long wheeIbase;
6sst 6ssh oer SSdy osI Ii nsa osas 's
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS BY CENTRAL
f0 ataoTTed aMc tTusd 54dss sesls
struction with twin derrtcks mounted on
rear; e. .ooxSo s. tirss, 81 brakes. T 70, ,o,o
Buses-1942 GMc 1h tons 2S-pas-
senger: t2) 1912 Chevrolet 15-passenger
t2p 1942 GMC ga tons: 1912 Mack 2h
tons
Tractors-1942 Studebaker 2la tons,
booster brakes, overdriye.
Command cars-1e42 Dodge acton.
.Pickups-1942 Dodge s4-ton. some with
winches.
Wreckers-1942 GMc 2ls tons.
Vans-l942 GMC ga tons.
Caterpillar tractor-Allis-Chalme IL
tons.
Vans-d) 1M-ton 1910 Dodge. q, 1Iss
ton 1912 Chevrolet: t2) 1912 2A-ton
GMCs.
Van bodies-1o-ft. and 12-ft. steel cargo
bodies.
1885 Terraplane sedan. as is. S319.
Trailers = 1-ton truck trailers. CEN
,Ington, Va. Daily and Saturday, s to 6;
Sunday, 10 to 3. CHI. T000 To reach:
turn right onto Lee hwy. (Route 211 OF
29l. drive ! a miles.
Evening star., 1946-11-06
TRAILERs.

NEW AND USED house trailers on 12 to
"A month terms. Metal luggage trailers.
Painting and repair service; also acces.
sories: Cash for your trailer. RICHTER
Tsi TEf HER 4aE., sAdEs' Adas Route l. Berwyn. Nd
SPARTAN, the all aluminium aircraft-con-
lliveries being made BOULEVARD TRAILER
SALES. 9505 Washington. Baltimore blvd
sssH sssXyn; sns Ma voIp T1weE I'm sIa2 ,r ME,
ECU sSsa tEif5 tS faF sash
HOUSE. o oHsl TRaIIEss fGaS for immediate delivery
COLLIE TRAILER CO, 1892 Georgia ave-
Silver Spring, Md Sligo 2242.
TRAILER RENTALS-Rent all-steel utility
trailer: Z, stake or covered: Also boat tSail;
afternoon for Sunday. AMERIcAS TRAIL.
ER CO.. 1890 Wisconsin ave. WO. 1921
TRAILER, 21-foot house, with regulal
bed, $1,000 for quick sale Apply ole
Lot No. /. Wash. Tourist Camp. Hams
HOUSE TRAILER, 1914 Travelo. a4h #.
long. Spring Bank Manor Trailer Park. 3
mi. south Of Alexandria. on Route No. /;
Nc: Bank drive. Private owner. l0'
ID46 ZIMMER 27-foot tandem. Never
use used Lo.s $l2o9 34so cash: Balance % can b
ham Hills, Md. 4 miles from Bladensburg
SPORT LUGGAGE TRAILER. Waterproof
lights, etc; it's bargain. $11S. I73(
NEW AN AND Used TRAILER COACHES TO,
esssoriss; ,yisit out new display room
irving daily. AMERICAN THRILLER co.
INC, 4030 wisconsin ave. NV. WO. 1921
Evening star., 1946-11-06
LOTS FOR SALE.

HoMEsITEs Of DISTINCTION ,dav,.,aS in North th
iaffs sA6NpERs IN e sFsos eo % IHc % i5fs st. NV
PT 9fIvfh 19RS srafNG oRse pnsi AshA Riers R Mill
BY auto. ST. 7772 u
THREE BUILDING SITES, $4,50O-135-ft
frontage, located in Maryland near west
ern ave and Ellicott St; the lots are on
grade, having concrete street ana curb IN
and paid for sever water slessre bs i.st ana
fds Of the street rect is compieteis built up with
fine brick homes and bungalows. For fur
their information call d. 1911. -
80 LOTS IN BETHESDA, all improvements,
Georgetown rd. Will subordinate to BUILD
ers; little cash needed. Box 9b-T Star.
rs Ia-ACRE LOTS on main macadam high
way; in Prince GEORGES County, Nd, over
looking beautiful estates estates snd ana ADJOINING " -.
solute necessity that homes be built on
these lots to house the personnel in the
this this property and cooperate in any way
with responsible party. Call OWNER wa.
18Th ST. CORNERS, in beautiful Shepherd
Ken had1 eieRstsen eR.a 0 fGfse Il INC Ihoe
BEAUTIFUL wooDMooR - The perfect
beT IS 5Gr EXCELLENT ysIE utpuf Sudna Sites s
available in this appealing community,
where over 200 individually designed homes
reflect the high character of DEVELOPMENT,
20 to 125 foot frontageS, including large
sites on Colesville rd, as low as Sl,400;
some sites up to % acre OF more; more al usil bns
tsEmina plat On request Fd Phone fSF %o sg
Realtor, Shepherd 1900. 81
ONE-ACRE BUHnING SITES in nearby
Springbrook Forest, beautiful. rustic,
20O-acre development where careful plan
ming and protective restrictions assure in
creasing high values and freedom from
future home 2M miles miles, from from WoodmoeEr 81
minutes drive from downtown; prices from
S1,660 for i or more acres, averaging
less than 4 cents per square foot, include
fne paved roadways, with no assessments
of any kind; cash or terms. Literature
CHOICE BUILDING LOT-Branch {, ave
Mr.. Noon, AT. 223s or 2999, with C. D.
MURPHY.
HAMPSHIRE HEIGHTs-2 beautiful 50x
115-ft. building lots in q very desirable
section of suburban Maryland; all utili-
ties available and lots are priced for i'm
EDWARD Z. CALDWELL, 5000 Conn. ave.
ATTENTION. BUILDERS We have an
sites in one tract. near Univ. Of MD; );
these lots are subdivided and recorded.
many homes built and being built; near
shopping, bus carline and schools; all
utilities available. BuECH REALTY CO.,
WA. 774s: Res, EN-. 1859. -S
Evening star., 1946-11-06
|AuToMoTIyE M,scELL.s Cont,


AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER, Immediate de-
livery; new shipment Just arrived; the
neatest ono you've ever seen, suitable lor
merchants, farmers fishermen and tour
ing: low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC CO.,
1897 Irving st. NV, AID. $500. Washing
toms Largest Pontiac Dealer. .
CAR REFINISHED--Now Is the time to
have your car refintsheds by. master paint
srs in one Of Washington's largest modern
nosp"ss now ayailasls Stop d ior Ssss estimate
now. .MANDELL CHEVROLET. 18th and
Good Hope rd. Sc AT, 4400.
REBUILT TRANSMISSIONs, guaranteed:
new. hubcaps, grilles. sealed beam head
lights, water pumps. fuel pumps, Jacks,
cylinder heads and floor mats. safety auto
glass installed. j. L. BRENNER g. CO.,
1910 Montana ave. ne. FR, lg4o, T-ig
have Just received large shipment of good
quality seat covers in popular colors. They
win also At other mPdels Of General Motors
desired. ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. 1437
Irving st.. NV, AID. $500.
shocks and griils for ;s6 to I'll Bnick oids,
Chey. and Fords Falls Church 2133.
NEW TIRES-Don't stand in line or de-
pend on q waiting list. 3 Immediate delivery
on any passenger or truck size tire or
tube. Drive In for free mounting service.
Also used tires and 1-day recapping sery-
ice CONSOLIDATED SALES CO., 1895 H
cf !, q III nS21 III I0TT
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

sEvERLY BEACH. on Chseapeaks Bay
Summer homes and building sites. Write
for eataleeue Boz II. Mayo. A. A. Co.. Nd.
WANTED-Water front improved proper
ties in Md. Mail description and price TO
p. O. Box 1928, Rosslyn Sta, Arlington, We.
PARTIALLY COMPLETED HOME near
Shoreham Beach, surrounded by water on
3 sides. EN- 2376. -S
LONG BEACH-Lots in new lagoon section:
also wooded acreage tracts for sale. Rep.
resentative on property every day. Finest
bathing, fishing; carefully restricted. Turn
l LEFT to shore at s.; Leonard, Nd.
bungalow: price $4,000; located on chesa-
peake st. north of 5th St; sign on property
BAKER REALTY CO.. INC, 1415 Eye st
NV, DI 1911. p
ALL-YEAR Chesapeake Bay cottage. 80
miles out: front and side screened porehes.
kitchen. .dinette, large living room. bedrm.
and bath. first floor: bedrooms second
tricity; large lot: sandy beach. $3.50;
acRk ER ss2SRo6M H8hR IN ssfs slef year-round
dwelling. with tile bath. 2 nreplscss, elec-
tric range, lear garage; price $4,000
CHARLES r LEE. Annapolis. Nd 3
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LOTS FOR SALE (cont. j

LOTS FOR SALE tcent.l.
Beautiful shepherd iarE--I.ss. iots. 50 to
I9e 3; frontsgs Iy sny desired dsPth Ps Priced
BETWEEN sYsi Vii ~ AssEThhEasDA and Rockville =
Over acre: macadam street; built.gp sec,
i KEbDiNd, % owner. 1883 Wis. ave, Of.
ACRE Ms yash.nsten ssa blys 49,. Ar ss.
oouNfRG oS sfaS sSfi GTJB a aIGfa Gfss blocks from
aSS sa oWsEa psaase4 ca sss
sss S 1estessS ns
azsss ssiss0is 'Ss Co. ss5z scsoissvls
shvfa 81. fise SPRING G-seyersl very aesirsel.
st5sstS are DaVsa sRS n StiI,s,ss ssas sFs
fG1ssyls iash sH. SEAs Il sE kAfiA fsft Rp
bsouts bs lSs T. 81 he1f r sasphssa @ faFs
HHkEE III aEs fkxcfs E ~ OF LAND, lying about
RaEa e
feet from Old Riggs Mill and about mile;
from the corner of University lane and
Contains ata 1s @ acres f' Of land. Price S., 900
Next tract. about 5 acres, at $4 boo: and
the third tract OF 3 acres fronts OH North
Terms. Tern nt one-third ' cash, balance : monthly
;%iII Be built: BEAII gTRNEiRs & osSg So, iiS5 ns
e2MErEEY saeRhs Ely. Lors-choiee 4-srsve site
fSeI Gsssr aNp n raRrHx all AT eest
Two 100-ft. lots in Arlington, twenty TO
minutes sS 70 b rass Y ca asax dass or
y Aes4ERs Maa5s ~ 2zss55 eSSs MaFSls9s q
SILVER siify ResH sPRiNGs N bic Bldg. lots. priced at
sodss sseh saa1dsSs shSud II 'nsis
Io5. aIo5.. II. WILLIAMS co.-silver spring,
Md; Corner commercial 9 property OF aoodt at
ground. Excellent location. for Shopping
center and apt. unit. Kopite' Elk, s535;
sESuTiFuI sHsslf III Wooded corner lot in Spring
brook Forest, containing l4Il0 acres
ideal for lovely home; Ss'595; Nc Nc
easS: GEo: H. WILLIAMS co,-several lots ) in
Silver Spring, Forest Glen Glen and kensins-
ga ackf Me hniIpfNS paftGai G. sfTE % at colesyile
near Naval Ordnance; for So zoe; Near
bns; can Betty Koontz, with EVERY
afN ! BIG G. fo; Io;Ts, Michigan PARK Hills. Md,
S1.500 each. located on Jefferson st., l
ner lots, All lots ars on hishest elevation alto,
of surrounding property. These lots are
on opposite sides of street facing each
other. Some lots have 70-ft. frontage by
$50 IT. deep; Sewer, water; gas s and slsss slss-
homes have been built on this street ad-
Joining these lots; For further informa-
IF YOU WANT to buy lot in ,r or near near
ice to 18th and N. Y. ave-, call THOMAS
F. HALEY, Broker. HY. 0354. Lanham,
WE ARE FORTUNATE in Offering . ad-
joining lots on 31st place NV, near Worth.
ington st. This is an exclusive section OF
Chevy Chase; lots are 5Ox117 #. deep ca;
situated about g. above street level; water
and sewerage in, paved streets; ready for
immediate building. Priced for fast sale.
ave, DI 1895. -T
the future home builders. II you want
to be sure of your home when materials
become more plentiful, call Mr.. Higgin-
bothan1. ia. 2014. ia. 1895. J. LEE PRICE.
INC, 800 So. Glebe rd., Arlington, Va.
Builders Real Estate and Insurance. II