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Evening star., 1948-04-09
Prince Charles
Host at Dinner

His Royal Highness. Prince
Charles, Regent of Belgium, enter
tanned at a dinner last evening at
the Belgian Embassy on Foxhall
road, with the Ambassador, Baron
Silvercruys, acting as co-host.
The President and Mrs. Truman
headed the list Of American guests
at the formal gathering, others be-
ing Supreme Court Justice and
Mrs. Robert H. Jackson, Senator
and Mrs. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Senator and Mrs. Brien Mcmahon,
the acting Secretary of State, Mr..
Robert A. Lovett; Fleet Admiral
William D. Leahy, Gen. and Mrs.
Dwight D. Eisenhower, the United
States Ambassador to Belgium and
Mrs. Alan Kirk, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Foster Dulles, Mr.. Edward Nash,
assistant chief of protocol of the
State Department; Mrs. Woodrow
Wilson, Mrs. Millard Tydings and
Miss Drucie Snyder.
Belgian guests at the party were
the Prime Minister, Paul Henri
Spaak; Minister of Economic Co
ordination and National Re-equip-
ment Paul de Groote, the chairman
Of the board and managing director
of the International Monetary Fund,
Camille Gutt; Mr.. Andre de
Staercke, private secretary to the
regent; Col. j. Van Nerom, aide de
camp, and Mr.. Roger Ockrent, Sec
retary of the cabinet.
Evening star., 1948-04-09
Miss Neale Bride
of K. L. BHsbv

Miss Doris Virginia Neale,
daughter of the late DR.. and Mrs.
Harry v. Neale, became the bride
last evening of Mr.. Robert Lee
Busby, son of the late Rev. and Mrs.
Robert L. Busby. The wedding took
place in the Wesley Methodist
Church, the Rev. DR.. Edward O.
Clark officiating, and a reception
followed in the brides home.
The bride wore a white satin gown
fashioned with an off-shoulder
neckline and hooped skirt. She
carried white roses. The maid of
honor, Miss Ruth Rose, wore pink
dotted swiss and carried deep red
roses; and the other attendants,
Mrs. George w. Neale sand Mrs.
Joseph G. Hall, wore blue dotted
swiss and carried pink roses. The
flower girl, Mary Jane Neale, wore
yellow taffeta and carried basket
of rose petals trimmed with sweet
peas.
Mr.. William w. Phillips served as
best man for the bridegroom and
Mr.. w. w. Lamond and Mr.. Henry
Brent were the ushers.
Evening star., 1948-04-09
Italian Benem
Set f0rTnesdavs

The italian Arnbassad dor and Sig
nora Tarchiani head the list of pa
tronesses for the gala benefit show
ing at the Little Theater of ITO
Live in Peace" an Italian film. The
event scheduled for Tuesday night
is to be given under the sponsor
ship of CARE" and the American
Friends for Italian Aid.
Entire proceeds of the show will
be used to purchase food packages
for needy families in the stricken
area Of Tivoli, a suburb Of Rome.
Mrs. John Davis Lodge will be
commentator for the WRUL broad
cast direct from the Little Theater
to Rome, when many italian speak
ing members of the audience will
send goodwill messages. Among the
speakers will be Representative
Lodge.
Tickets for the opening are So and
may be obtained in the CARE"
Office. Dupont Circle Building, at
the Little Theater, or at the head
quarters of American Friends for
Italian Aid, Inc, at 1901 Fuller
street.
Evening star., 1948-04-09

ney entertained at luncheon
yesterday at the Shoreham in honor
of Mrs. Dorothy Nicholson Bates
who will be married April "a to Mr.
Peter P. Stabell,
The other guests were Mrs. J.
Borden Hartman, Mrs. Stanley
Reed, Mrs. Lauris Norstad, Mrs
Carl Spaatz, Mrs. Laurence S. Kuter
Mrs. Pierpont Morgan Hamilton
Mrs. Leon Cowles, Mrs. JOSEPH
Loutzenheiser, Mrs. Joseph Horgan
Miss Frances Lay, Mrs. Jesse w
Nicholson, Mrs. Corcoran Thorn
Mrs. Betty Patterson, Mrs. Robert
E. Kline, jr., Mrs. Emma w. P. Slack
Mrs. William Hessick, Mrs. J. Donald
Halsted, Mrs. Jesse Frank Nicholson
Mrs. M. Robert Guggenheim, Mrs
]. E. Saugstad, Mrs. Geneva Dunham
and Miss Emma Perley Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hurja will be
hosts at luncheon April 20 at the
1925 F. Street Club for Mrs. Bates
who was feted at a similar party
today at Tantallon in Potomac, Md.
by Mrs. James E. Douglas.
Mrs. Carlos P. Romulo was host
ess at tea yesterday in honor OF
Mrs. Francisco Delgado, wife o1
the chief of the Philippine Repub-
lie War Damage Commission. Mr.
and Mrs. Delgado are here on Of
ficial business and will return to
Manila on the 17th.
Evening star., 1948-04-09
Hostess at Snbber

Princess Emma Toussoun enter
tanned 125 friends at, a buffet supper
last evening in her very attractive
Georgetown home. The royal Egyp-
tian Princess, who will give up her
title to marry Mr.. Cornelius B.
Bretsch tomorrow, gave a gay pre-
wedding party that began at $3.50
o'clock and lasted well into the
small hours.
Guests at the black-tie affair sat
at small tables in the large dining
room Of the English basement house
and In the upstairs drawing rooms.
There was dancing in the large
drawing room or ballroom after
dinner.
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mas Deen pre- Dr. Der NsfsessiAh.
sented annually since l943 to give
recognition to scholastic achieve
ment by women. DR.. Der Nersessian
received the award for her contri-
buttons In the field OF Byzantine
culture.
DR.. Gisela M. A. Richter, curator
of the Department Of Greek and
Roman Art at the Metropolitan
Museum in New York, will give the
citation. DR.. Richter is one of the
i've earlier recipients Of the award.
Special guests at the ceremony
will include members of the National
Board of the AAUW who are in
Washington for their regular spring
business session. Other guests will
be the French Ambassador and
Nine. Bonnet and Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Woods Bliss who donated
Dumbarton Oaks to Harvard Uni
versity for q research center. Col
leagues of DR.. Der Nersessian on the
Dumbarton Oaks staff and other
Byzantine scholars in this area also
have been invited to attend.
DR.. Der Nersessian was born In
Constantinople and was driven from
Turkey during World War I. She
studied in Geneva and at the Sor-
bonne and in 1880 she accepted an
invitation to lecture at Wellesley
College. In 1884 she accepted q
full-time position as associate pro-
fessor of art at the college and wa.
later made chairman of the Welles.
ley Art Department and director o1
the FarnSworth Museum.
DR.. Der Nersessian was the first
woman asked to study at Dumbartor
Oaks and in 1916 she was appointed
professor of Byzantine art and
archaeology there.
A recognized authority on Byzan-
tine aspects of Eastern Mediter-
ranean history, she is the author Of
many publications and her book
Armenia and the Byzantine EN-.
pire," is considered one Of the mos
important contributions in this field
Evening star., 1948-04-09
Cabital Scene CAV With Parties

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Henle started
the Gridiron weekend of last eve
ming when they entertained at din
ner in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph N. Pew, jr.. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Niles Trammell.
The host is a member OF the Grid
iron Club, which will stage its spring
dinner this Saturday night, and his
guests were either members OF the
famous journalist club or people who
will be on hand for the Gridiron
festivities this week end.
The Chief Justice and Mrs. Fred
M. Vinson and Speaker Joseph w.
Martin, jr. headed the list of guests
at this dinner which was given at
the Shoreham Hotel. The Secretary
of Agriculture and Mrs. Clinton P.
Anderson, Senator and Mrs. John
w. Bricker, former Gov. ALT M.
Landon and Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth were in this well known
group.
Mr.. Cecil B. DeMille, the famous
Hollywood producer, was there and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker S. Buel, Mr.. and
Mrs. William S. Culbertson, Mrs.
George Mesta, Mr.. and Mrs. Ned
Brooks, Mrs. George r. Holmes, Mr..
and Mrs Felix Morley, Mr. and Mrs.
Duke Shoop, Mr.. and Mrs. James
L. Wright. Mrs. Richard L. Wilson
and Mr.. E. L. Simmons.
Evening star., 1948-04-09
Charles Hume We'd
To EngHsb1V0man

Mr.. Charles w. Hume. well known
Washington bachelor and son Of
Mrs. Thomas L. Hume. was mar
ried yesterday to Lady Catherine
Ramsden, eldest daughter of the
Earl and Countess of Lancaster OF
Grimsthorpe Castle, Bourne, Lin
colnShire, England.
The wedding took place In New
York where Mr.. Hume met his
fiancee when she arrived on the
Queen Mary yesterday. They will
make their home in Washington
where Mr.. Hume is In the invest
ment brokerage business.
Mrs. Hume was formerly married
to Sir John Maur Ramsden.
Evening star., 1948-04-09

Mrs. Georgena Havlena, of Wash.
ington, governor of District No. IL
OF. the Pilot Club International, will
install q new club in Pottsville. Pa.
tonight and open the District No
16 spring conference in Harrisburg
Pa, tomorrow.
Mrs. Laura Albrecht, international
president of Pilot International
will accompany Mrs. Havlena te
Pottsville and assist her In present
ing the new club with its charter
Other attending will be the inter
national director, Miss Helen Hoff.
man Of Washington, and Mrs. Mary
Malone Moore, president Of the 1oca
Pilot Club.
Evening star., 1948-04-09
Brilliant Andience Witnesses
Sparkling Junior League SboW
BY Katharine NJ. Brooks

Society glered behind the ootghs evening
the audience the three
Foes Of s The league discontinued their annual benefits through
the last night
had the high
nhed damses and Capital
personalities the footlghts.
proceeds from the three performances
the Child Guidance Chndrens Hospital
centered aid children
There number Of small informal before
in the wings
available
invited
Evening star., 1948-04-09
Sodality Plans Tea

The Sodality Of st. Matthews
Cathedral viii sponsor a silver tea
from 4 to I pm. Sunday at the
home Of Mrs. Clara K. Lapp, 1870
Nineteenth street NV. The So
dallty choral group viii present .
program of music.
Mrs. Lapp. chairman Of the tea,
will be assisted by Mrs. Catherine
McDermont, prefect Of the sodality,
and Susan Whelen. Receipts from
the tea will go to the mission fund
of the organization.
Evening star., 1948-04-09
Dance

A dance and card party will be
given by the Alumnae Associa ton
OF st. Cecilia's Academy tonight at
the Kennedy-Wa Hotel for the
benefit of its scholarship fund. Mrs.
Frank H. Grimes is in charge of
tickets.
Evening star., 1948-04-09
Benefit Dinner,

The annual spaghetti dinner for
the benefit of the scholarship fund
Of the Curley Club will be given
from 4 to Z pm. Sunday at the
Christ Child House, Massachusetts,
avenue NE. Miss Amelia Tassa Is
in charge of the dinner.
Evening star., 1948-04-09
Gard Party Planned

Members OF the District Branch,
National Woman's Party. will give
the first of series Of card parties
at 8 pm. tomorrow at Alva Bel
mont House, 144 B street NE. Mrs.
Marguerite r. voge viii present 9
women's trio In a brief musical
program preceding the party.
Evening star., 1948-04-09

Harvard Univer-
sity, will be
awarded the $2,-
500 Achievement
Award of the
American ASso-
citation Of Uni
versity Women
at a ceremony
this afternoon at
D u m b a r t o n
Oaks.
The a W a r d,
contributed by
the Northwest
Central R.eoion
of the AAUW,
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DR.. Der Nersessian
To Receive $500
|AAUW A1Vard

DR.. Sirarpie Der Nersessian. pro-
fessor of Byzantine art and arci1e-
ology at the Dumbarton Oaks Re-
search Library and Collection of
Evening star., 1948-04-09
Reception Planned

The Minister Of Syria and Nine.
El Khouri have sent out invitations
for reception Saturday, April II,
from until 7 O'Clock at the lega-
ton, 2215 wyoming avenue.
Evening star., 1948-04-09

Assisting at the tea table were
Mrs. Narciso Ramos, wife of the
Philippine Minister; Mrs. Jaime G.
Valasquez, whose husband is the
Philippine Military Attache; Mrs.
Robert Graham, Mrs. Edward G.
Rohrbough, Mrs. Antonio Fernan-
dez and Mrs. J. Weldon Jones.
Other guests included Mrs. Clinton
P. Anderson, Mrs. Joseph r. Far
rington, Mrs. Edward Everett Gam
Mrs. Arthur Vandenperg, Mrs
Charles Dewey, Mrs. j. William
Fulbright and Mrs. Helen Shaw
Fowler.
Nine. van Kleffens, wife of the
Ambassador of the Netherlands, was
the guest in whose honor Mrs. Rob-
ert Gilpin Erwin entertained at
luncheon yesterday at Pierres.
Among the guests were Miss Adele
@. Erwin, Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge,
Mrs. w. Stuart Symington, Mrs
Warren Delano Robbins, Mrs. Hoyt
IS. Vandenberg and Mrs. Huston
Rawls.
Senator Dennis Chavez celebrated
his 60th birthday anniversary yes
terday and last evening Mrs. Chavez
invited small group of their close
friends to join them for an informal
buffet supper.
Evening star., 1948-04-09
Ne1V Pilot Club

Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Whit
Evening star., 1948-10-07
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
,.
HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E. Cont /.

HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E. (centD. .
4 BEDRMS., 212 BATHS
conv. Boiling Field. Andrews Field; nrs-
refsr.; oil. Terms. MccUNE. AT. 7ieo.
OLORED-ANACOST with down
pay payment sns &c cplopis front porch brick
SSp6sHb1zoMsM VIZ asb isvisEEsrs{HSS
Boy /, house ho converted into 3 apis; income
et mes Near u dh h0saaSF sna sa ass nss'
sa 5ss4 or PR FRANR a2fssn' s. PHfIPs PahalfPs
CoLoRED-5s4s B ST. s.E.-only $500
down. Balance like rent. 5 rms, modern
path, automatic gas heat, senlidet.. brick.
Call Morris Cohen or Milton Vinnick. with
sO36. Home, GE. 0297. s
cMotoEE;D-TALBERr COL BED; TERRAcE-5 rms,
Venetian blinds. screens. Occupancy 10
Totsl price sil9oo." "ne5 call 'oS Ii S4ss sSSu to
COLoRED-NvEsT $1,000, have life
conv. located on Chicago st. Sc; oil H.
ggh good cond. .Call Mrs. Phillips, with
CAAMP,AsMHEELLA me g. WOOD. Elk. Alb; ewes,
c0LoRED-NEAR NAVY YARD-only
rs ne row brlek home. i' suRETY sui Els eEas REALa In
t6LoRE5Goop g6o fyfs s.E IocATioN-Tso- fa 2fSS
rooms and bath on each floor; oil heat;
beautiful yard. garage Price. S15,500
Indiana Ea1s ays; W. n.y.; sso NA. $3.50; eves.' Or
Evening star., 1948-10-07
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for homes and
Investment nsTs Ta6 pEopsrties What have you to
Quick is THE NAME and an nMi Quick EA viii HiGo BE-
he aft9n 10 n n,I3 buying yoyr home for cash
REAL ESTATE WANTED. Immediate pur-
chevy Chase. shepherd PARK PARK or rSsnSHes any conn m
sired but not essential; pay up to $50, 900,
as'! sh {ssa I6aHs Ne oo vs. Ss5s Gfs
sSa 2 :. gsops5sS Mr. JAY, 8E TR ss tS
PHONE *: 1918 ToE RESULTS. Your
Smf YRaK ESf eSek local ss0n
erty with VIM. +. SAUNDERS co. INC,
CHARLES S. GUM mas clients WAITING
r$Sa;1 :4H4s4aos aos - e: % .
sEty IS what you desire. cali <. 4, HUN
sS E res Ke:OT sSs TSgsh R., e:Rs nts Ha
viii pay eash. ATHEY & Co. a27 18th
s. Will VII fXf EX t2 cAsH loy Eye Pe 5Gms tsS9 2iDn
miles of Mt. Rainier. Box 35, Brentwood
WILL Wi PAY between $4,000 and s1e, 900
ba tn. modern brick home, located vicinity
Washington G. d c. Club. Phone Ma
1857. Evenings. co. 1856. =
IF YOUR HOUSE is for sale or rent to
colo-ed, I will sell it if it can be sold 1t
won't take me long. J. W. ROUSE, 1907
11th st. NV. DI 1888.
WE HAVE a GREAT DEMAND for houses,
81 5000 and under. What have you, not
too far out? M. B. WEAVER, Wo. 4944,
We Wish TO PURCHASE mic. house.
WIN consider any nice SECTION. Have
WILL PAY Up TO $4,000 for weil-built
home; NV: or s.w;; $4,000 cash. balance
modern, built since 1920. Give full in
formation. Address BUYER. Box 209-A,
Star. -12
TODAY's sPECIALTIEs-If you want to
sell or buy home call Clara Lee, EN-.
0947 or Don Blair. RA. 1896, with TO-
DAYS REALTY CO. -
MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL seeking large.
old home In good NV. location; large 1st
s% ts9or 7aoa a5ss nessed srot.r Can Mr. DIXON at
NEARBY ARL. or Falls Church: small home
wanted around $4,000; $4,000 cash avail
If
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CHEVY CHASE VIEW

A very interesting custom-built residence
at the top, Of the hill. Lot, 100xl so.
Liv. rm., 15x24 with special paneling
and built-in bookcases; a wide living porch
across the rear of the house overlooks
bedrm, 1sx1s, stairway to 3rd A. with
paneled and heated rms. This property
will appeal to your individual taste with
its winding staircases and step-down liv.
rm; Priced S24.950. Call Wo. $500
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
Evening star., 1948-10-07
CHEVY CHASE

dream house in Rollingwood You enter
the center hall, which opens into all rooms.
To the right is spacious living room with
fireplace and patio in rear: to left Is the
dining room: to the rear is a powder
room and kitchen opening to built-in
garage Upstairs are big bedrooms and
. baths; large attic with stairway, DOR
mer windows. rafter insulation and ex-
haust fan. The basement has q maids
room, bath and storage closets. You will
find all of the construction details that
you would want If you built yourself.
Owner transferred and must sell imme-
oiately For en- excellent value, call
THE KAHN COMPANY
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E. teen,.)
4611 EASTERN AVE. ME-.

Near Haywood Gardens. Open till z.
We offer for the first time. this beautiful
custom-built detached brick home. con-
sisting Of rooms, including master bed
room. dining room with picture windows
and living room with protection type front
windows: all bedrooms are very large;
ultramodern kitchen, 3 baths, lavatory
on first floor: beautiful screened nasstone
porch: built-in garage. recreation room,
slate roof gas h.-wh, with recessed radi-
of storage space; partly finished attic
with stairway; painted stipple walls; con-
venient to transportation and shopping,
including theater. Eastern ave. is to be
repaved into dual highway type street.
The price and terms are far below market
value. See 1t today. This home is not the
consider trade. Ewes DE. 0ss5.
JOSEPH E. BRUNO CO., INC.
Q03 II st NV Realtnr MA 3433 q
Evening star., 1948-10-07
RRIGHTWOOD

popular area for closeness to schools,
stores. bus and churches: an attractive
liv. rm., fireplace. din. rm, den and kit
end floor has.2 nice bedrms and inclosed
sleeping porch and bath. porch: garage:
gas h.-w.h.: deep lot; owner has purchased
larger home; priced right for quick sale.
Call Mr., Duncan, MI 275s. with
W. B. WRIGHT. EN-. 5000
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WOODRTDGE,

gath ct. ne, one block from r. / ave
Seven rooms. screened porch. fireplace ans
condition owner leaving. must be sold
Call Ravenscroft. DU. 6641. with VIM H
BOAZE. 34OS lsth St. MI s241 -S
WOODRIDGE-6.roo frame shingle. CON
veniently located; fireplace, oil h,-wh
and other extras: S15,250.
Woodridge-6-room brick, new refrigera.
tor. automatic dishwasher; nicely located
SIS, $50: substantial cash.
Green Meadows-6-room asbestos shin.
gle home, on large lot: S1O,500; substan'
Woodbridge. 1900 block South Dakots
aVe.-1-room frame. convenient location
priced to sell at S12.250.
Queens Chapel Manor-Brick bungalow
gas h.,wh, refrigerator. screens. bsmt.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

This new det. brick residence containing
rms, 2 baths. attached gar. with gas
heat; slate roof: located on a good
10 inspect cali Wo. $500 until pm.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
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southern bIdg., WO. 3oUo.
CHEVY CHASE MD.

A very attractive brick detached home in
Chevy Chase. Md. just of Conn. ave; of
prewar construction; close to psrochial
ment Church. It is also close to two 81
Washington's finest, country CLUBS. IL
consists of a large living room with nre-
the first foor. Second floor has 4 nice
bedrooms and there is stairgsy TO-, to
storage attic. The home has 2hs pans s
room roo with asphalt tiled floor. Larse,
scrsensdin porch detached si5ase idt THIS
ho1ise is priced below market value, az
sSS,75G For further Information. call
Mr. Sebastian. Ma: 9300i evenings ana
"seE BOSS sSss & & PHELPS, SE INC.
1417 NV. Realtors. MA. $500
CONTINUED on Next Psgs)
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-soushee.s.

HOUSES FOR sALE-southeess.
CONGRESS HEIGHTs-semidetach brick
5 years old; 8 rooms. 2hs baths, gas heat
Price. si4'S5o. Cali Mr.. sHEToN. VI
F =; DAVIS WIS. AaEA-s7s.d5eom AREA ;,P y .emis.;z
aRs front Pn po s6oa
:: Pn.ess!54 & SHaHS s'n s
PENSA AND ALABAMA AvEs.-This home
is Immaculate and one Of the best buys
IN this popular area semidet. brick con
gas &C, heat; front and rear porches;
! T. !nsgset, ssli q Nj i M EnsIe' oE .I5 Ssss, with
Elzlfhi sEaK Eth al AND 5lPa q; AVE: sE-Attrae-
siye Colonial nn rev BRICK is IT. vide adsnt:
kitchen and md bath; oil oil % purner. hot-Water s:
Pee 9Tps5 viii .ub.et sys aaef so o S
sEXvATIE Resitor. "?Sseg sss 18th s'I St. NV,
BRICK RAMBLER; Hiucrest-s bedrms.,
l "a tile baths, bsmt.. gas h.-w.h. porch
sse nea large Souse sye o priced for aufs
eSEY eSEfA si,sSa % cAsH-1ev.ly, CASH eozy Srs.
Fm %ods4n Sss ong se $3.50
right in. T. D. BURGESS. vi $500 till s.
10 minutes to Capitol: every Improvement
sude1 Ssan s5s ssSoe ssHRs'asi ess dffs
CONVENIENT TO ANDREWS FIELD. Boil
ling Field, Navy Yard, shopping, trans
portation, etc: semidet brick home. 6
S 0H' barn sas hea
RE. 1916, CHAPMAN REALTY CO., 90
Sc. Sc NEARBY MD.-5-rm. bungalow in
exclusive sec Lse living rm. din rm
with ,rm for 3 bedrms iull dry basement
shrubbery and flowers Owner transferred
cali ali {. D. IN M6RPHY Resiter. i4oi Sstsi sstl
n; NR sf Pa AT AVE- f BkTBGE@lmmed FB Eo71 posses
baths dnvr HSkAI tnsEeSsa PoEshsf Ia
la45 Good Hope I'd. Sc. TR. 440o, VI
SEw DEF IT, BRICK: ;,1 slks, o. Al Alassm, q N
Ready to move in; Z rms. 2 tile baths
freed ssarms ta 0s HARTMas fsF hss ays Fl
" 5Hci; sa1s 1S4o Good Hope Fd' s'e'' 1H' $500
HoME y, iE AND INCOME complete apt apfs
Nieh99ls ave: ave.. and Portland St moderr
p9I2 paI2 Ne SE,cE! 1sa4 sa.a,o-s,oo down. q s5o
mo. Frame bungalow in nearby Md
Liv. rm,., bedrm and kit: quick poss. why
pay rent? T. D. BURGESS, vi. 2S02
ml.17 n ais. ST. sE.-Beautifpl Interest
rms, 3 complete baths; l3 closets: gas
numerous to mention; $4,000; 81 10.000
cash. T. D. BURGESS, VI. 2sO2 till s.
eaOO Send PL. s.E.-Lovely, brick home
snd in n.Ha oprd fsT
sempIete rooms tos complete baths Bat lot
WHY PAY RENT. Detached, 4 rooms and
bath; oil; lot 60x15O; under $4,000:
terms. MsGgNE At. s1so. u,o. 10 10,
brick home, has living room, dining room.
modern kitchen. 2 nice bedrooms, tiled
bath, gas y, heat hardwood a1, floors storm
close to transport alton and shegpinSS
convenient terms: immediate possession.
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO., 1211 Pa. ave.
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WOODBRIDGE

WOODTIIISIFI
Sl4,750-An imm culate brick BUNGALOW
type home consisting Of living room with
fireplace, dining room kitchen, breakfast
nook. very large bedrooms and bath on
bedrooms lovely lot. gas heat and 1-ca1
detached garage. This Is an outstanding
buy and won't last long. For appointment
to show. call Mr.. Boswell, MA. 1900; ewes
and week ends. OV. $3.50
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-ho,,hw..,.
HOUSES FOR sALE-ho,,heo,t.

COLORED-S35O DOWN, VACANT-6
rms. bath. gas. cleo, 2 kits; near stores
and transp. SURETY REALTY CO., AID
0531. ewes. FA 0o5Q -Qs
Evening star., 1948-10-07

"B" ST. NE.
400 block. Row brick. containing 3 apts
with monthly income of approximatel!
Sl35; oil h.-w.h Priced right for today,
market REQUIRES So, 500 down payment
Call ewes. Mr.. Pisner, 81. 1894
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co,
1415 st. NV. Realtors ME 54OC
RIVER TERRACE NE.
owner must 6ell this modern semidet
brick; 2 spacious bedrms, liv. rm, din
rnn,.. modern kit with refgr. oil heat,
finished bsrt; immed. pess.; terms. Cali
co. 1898.
PECK co.