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Valley frontiersman., 1948-05-05
Coop Board Is Sustained ByMembership

Messrs. Pat Hemmer, Oscar Kertulla, Roy Brock, Harold Stephan, A. R. Carson and Carl Rasmussen of the Co-op's board of directors were "doing busi- ness as usual' this week, after being upheld at scheduled re- call meeting last week. MT. Hem mer was sustained by a 4O-31 vote of members present at the meeting, while the other five members were retained by narrow 37-36 vote.
 Board members attended the Thursday meeting, but refrained from voting, protesting that it had been illegally scheduled and therefore could not be consid- cred official. Because of this stand, no minutes or records were available for use at the meeting.
 Henry Bauer was named chair man by common consent and conducted all business of the evening. MT. Hemmer refused to preside because of his stand on the legality of the meeting.
 No business was discussed other than the recall, although lawyers for both groups spared repeatedly with members and with each other over points of law involved.
 The ueStion was raised whether 27 dairymen who had signed petition earlier this year asking for release from Co., op membership were still part of the organization. Since their petition had never been acted upon by the board, the dairy men contended they were bona fide members. Their stand on this matter was not further chal- 1enged.
 Harold Thuma called upon a spokesman for the group bring ing the petition to outline plans for the future of the Coop, should the recall prevail. Jack Cope, speaking for the petition CTS, said they hoped to put into effect recommendations of last years board, which called for the sale of certain Coop owned units and for the splitting of the organization into three sepa- rate cooperatives.
 Mr. Thuma then suggested that the recall matter be brought to arbitration before a disinterest- ed party, since he felt the mem " Continued on back page)
Valley frontiersman., 1948-05-05

Ray Gather. standing photo dornitory Mr. Gathers Burt and Rex Monaghan the remnants of steel frames all that remained the home Heat intense that the crumbled be used (Photo by Palmer Photographic Center)
Evening star., 1948-10-07

in 1948. They prevailed upon her tc
step up on the bandstand and do a
couple of numbers with Mr.. Davis
and his colleagues.
1t was In this act that the Oak
land natives caught their first
glimpse of Jody.
They could not stop talking about
the mistake the Atlantic City judges
had made in not naming Jody Miss
America.
X y X X
Ciro's in Hollywood is the night
club in which movie stars spend
their normal nights out, but Walter
Pidgeon changed the pattern slight
ly the other night. AS guest of
the Carlton, on a nonofhcial visit
to Washington, he took a look at,
and listen to, Bill Wayne's Orches-
ira and Linda Kent. Wayne's vocal
ist, in the Congo Room.
X u \ X
The Shoreham's Blue Room was
another place that got a call from
a visitor with a faint flavor OF
Hollywood in his background. Guest
in question was Harold Russell, the
amputee sailor, whose corking single
film performance in The Best
Years of Our Lives" won him an
Academy award two years ago.
Harold got a large hand from
the Blue Rooms customers, partly
for his performance in the movie,
Evening star., 1948-10-07
After Dark
Barton Brothers Introduce
Own Knockabout Brand

fact that Florian Ia Bach will lead
the Mayfower Orchestra on October
IS, the night of the champagne and
orchids opening, but it could have.
Hollywood once wanted Florian to
work there, but as an actor instead
OF violinist That left him to
make the choice between acting and
music. Obviously, he chose music
to the intense qualification of the
Mayflower and a great many other
distinguished centers of music.
The movies began feeling covetous
about young Mr.. Ia Bach back in
the days when he was fronting a
band in the American Room of the
Hotel LaSalle in Chicago. This was
before the famous La Sale fire,
when the hotel was a regular stop
over point for such Hollywood mo-
guls as Joe Pasternak, Arthur Will,
Ivan Kahn and Maxwell Arrow, of
Metro, RKO, Goth Century Fox and
Columbia, respectively.
Each of them. in turn, had the
ooAlC 1oliCy dUOuI TlOI ldIl, tlldC he
might be an ideal sort of romantic
leading man type. Screen tests
proved that they had something
there. What they had, however, was
merely notion. What they lacked
was the eloquence to convince Flo
rian that he could do better in the
movies than in music.
A couple of Oakland tCalif.) cit
izens laying over here are convinced
the judges of Atlantic City's recent
Miss America contest must be on the
blind side.
Their conviction is based upon
the sight of Jody Miller. Miss Wash
lngton at Atlantic City, in the
Wardman Metronome Room the
other night
Miss Miller, dancing to Warren
Davis music, was spotted by some
people who know she is a singer
when she is not simply being the
most beautiful girl in Washington
Evening star., 1948-10-07

Hollywoods fakery of name screen
stars playing violins like COM
bination of Fritz Kreisler and
Jascha Heifetz is clever thing
Any number of innocents alive to-
Gay think the late Leslie Howard
really played that way in Inter
mezzo," and that William Holden
was prodigy on the fiddle when he
had the lead in Golden Boy"
Thanks to its technical ledgerde-
main, the movies can hand Stradi-
varius to any actor or actress and
make him look as if he. or she, could
play the heart right out of it.
This has nothing to do with the
Evening star., 1948-10-07
Gen. Partridge Assumes
Air Command in japan
BY the Associoted Press

TOKYO. Oct. Maj. Gen. Earl
E. Partridge has arrived to COM
mand the United States 5th Air
Force at Nagoya.
Gen. Partridge succeeds Maj. Gen.
Thomas d. White, who has re-
turned to the United States for
duty in Washington. Before his
assignment here the new COM
Evening star., 1948-10-07

mander was director of training
and requirements in the Office of
the deputy chief of staff for oper-
ations, United States Air Force.
Evening star., 1948-10-07

more so for his performance as
Harold Russell.
X X
Bistro bits: Spanish dancer name
of Anita replaces Eve Lorele in the
Club Balalika revue tonight. q.
One of her numbers is a gitana,
which is not one of the Spanish
dances any one around here recog-
nizes merely by name. Tap
dancers are not the show shoppers
they used to be in either theaters
or night clubs, a reflection of the
fact that tap dancers became too
numerous in this world. The Shore
ham has an exception, however, in
Johnny Mack. He's the same
kind of hit there that he was
sometime ago at Loew's Capitol
Theater.
Evening star., 1948-10-07

more so for his performance as
Harold Russell.
Evening star., 1948-05-15
LOTS FOR SALE.

CLINTON, MD:-only miles from p c
line beautiful sdjoinins lots in rsst1etsa ,st5 o
hishxay near bank; perfect home site;
ssnefes ssea 10. JAMES HShH ceAsRoiI, rR. Oil or
SILVER M YER SPRING. MD.--6o-ft frontage
on Lorraine ave. $50 IT. deep; owner leay-
inr city. has reduced price. Call RA. 253s
naming lots 10 this select section near
sGah s2nni .si .ssai1RIfx hh fssiTaHxAY-ls mile.
S ssS e. SntP sn m Tax. sSass s
3 sr miles , to Route ga. Then risht 3ls miles
to property on left at sisn west ParD.
es s.1. sA "a rsis.ids se M zsfi ar
1a GouSTRY safsIf'sciI cIus ssnsias Or
sssid II " We Tn haa. oe p beaniIu
Beachwood Circle. Also We have some
other beautiful lots oyerlookinE & The Tster- Y
front. For appt, cal LoSoACHLa, "a
BELLEVUE FOREST - Overlooking the
Golf and Gean.sy WasSnason SsS asaa
Hsrae home.ite. rfasE from gD ana rom
ss 'sees: 45o.ft. Elevation; excellent recorded
s:xnins. an.neins and building your ] he%s s0e
sundays. TO reach: Out Lee hwy; TO
cherrydale Bellevue Forest sisn' turn
Bridge, Irnh u bear left on Giebe I'd, to Military
ID. to our neld ONCE opposite the Eolf
Exclusive Agents. CH. 3s3s; ewes. and
a8IIIIiiANDALE, Hill direct from owner. choice
lcre, ideal for rambler, on Greenacres dr.. |
me block on New Mampshirs ave. ext,
ssSSVo sS%SV isskscNasLt oxszs =. soa.ldsSss - ss.s
q, n. near Ailitary 3D.. Arrngton.
Evening star., 1948-05-15
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY Just been
made available; best location between
D. c. center. intersection Of highways,
IS rooms. s baths; 1st foor can be used
Tesss 1es nas iesnss es soss. os s.r.s M M
Wyoming ave. NV. Ho- lllb: eyes,. ROCK
sEMfkr sssnes. a ass sFsi.':sa sSa .ad e.a Rsf
e sssa asF sssRs ne q f1ss
tis sHRd E9E haf ST. NJ AwNsoo So. #. and s sr,
very light. nreproof. suitable for shop
End en ras GsoMfMERc1AL, 1887 Church st. r NV,
alley and parking space in rear; suitable
ISf skRs 9usasss Rssso. iia 81 ish NAY s
III fiI1 Sia2 PARK RID. N.w.-rirst noor, large
directly above cases's MsrEst; excel. To-
cation for dress shop or. other. women's
apparel line: living quarters also r syail- Y
SERNsTTIEIN & CO. i415 K st. NV"
LEASE sS sns
With merchandiss allied with sutemotive
out.t S ean Same Ssns sadng sssIed
ing, excellent opportnnity for some one
with limited capital. Box 216-Z. Star.-l6
asI7 18th ST. N.W.-2nd- floor front. 2
rooms. kitchen. and bath; Large display
2s17 14th st. nw.-2nd-floor rear, 2
rooms. kit. and bath: S75 month.
2O35 X st. n.w.-Ist floor. 1,300 50. IT.
Immediate possession. Reasonable rent.
GEORGETOWN corner store. 21,x55. mod
ern. Immediate possession: $3.50 month,
1915 18th st. NV. 2nd floor, front
rooms: SS5 month.
Near Municipal Center-Group Of 40
offces on 3 floors. Redecorated. rest
rooms each floor. About $500 So. II.
$3.50 month. Immediate possession. For
further information. call Mr.. Hunter. MA.
5000: ewes and week ends. GL. 52S5.
Evening star., 1948-05-15
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Rural BUSINESS CORNER =

RURAL BUSINESS CORNER : 10000 50.
it. with ,460-tt. frontage on roads; a. a.
combined residence and business; Just be
low Fairfax station and area right for de
velopment. Fine setup, for auto ana tarm
terials. seed and fertilizer. For details,
call EASTMAN g. SEAY. Realtors, FA.
io-RooM ROW BRICK. xoned f,rst COM
mercial, suitable remodeling; present in
vs. saao 8 M%sE%s nc fEss s0ee e. Rh e ssf5
CHURCH, Mr.. 14th AND PARK RD.-For
white or colored. Brick, slate, roof. cor
ner, good condition, automatic neat: seat-
torium, Sunday school room. small balcony
kitchen, etc. For full particulars. call Mr.
Gondit today ,,E and sunday yN OR pss1;.Is sIgd,
FOR SALE OR LEAsE-4o17 MINI. ave.
ne. 1st comml.; now rented to y. s. post
T Is. Approx. 5000 50. IT. with loading
platform loft. driveway and pvt. park
ing lot suitable for any type Of Suslnsss asis
party, @ $500 per month. Sale price. s3s.-
500 Call RE. $3.50 until pm, VIM. G.
LiGRT % MANUFAcTURING-e.114 50. IT.,
msrkss RssI ,ae, TahMADaE aa 0, W1IcHER eI sei
st BUSINESS PROPERTY, End comml;. ex-
cellent location; 1452-1454 Church st.
oFFICE BLDG, fis., excel -cond, oil
heat; mo. inc. $3.50: splendid. return
Mr.. AsHA. DU. 702O; eyes,. IA. Tlf5.
BARGATN AT QUICK sALE-e-story brick
with present good income. future posi-
bilities, also ADAPTED to use for Ghoiesa.i,ss @
handle. ROY LAWRENCE Broker. Ma
sl5Si .a aIix evesi sIdht y so4yyAI so4yyAIuAn1x LEAsRs.
THESE locations have been selected by large
chain store companies; Leases have been
procured These projects can be pur-
chased with or without improvements.
Locations are the finest In D. 9. Invest.
ments are long term and suitable Tor tr9ss
purposes. LOUIS BuRNAN. RE. 1Ioe.
Evening star., 1948-05-15
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

GARDEN TYPE. only 2 yrs: old, Al units:
after amortization. DIENERs EHRLICH
d CO., ST. 1881. ewes. GE. 1887. -l6
10th ST, NV. SECTION. north of Co.
lumbia rd.-15-rm. house. suitable for
rooming house. club house or ideal loc.
for lesaton use use ona lot s3Ssso; 1onsa IS fSr
967 Thayer ave. Silver Spring. sH. 1919.
TAKoMA PARK-New s-unit apt. bldgs
for sale By owner; $4,000; income $3.50
mo; ior inform call 81. 1860 days
SH 6456. ewes -15
90 UNITS in good NV. section; $4,000
down; eight 2-bedrcom apts., 500 800.
LARRY O. STEELE. RE. 0493. EN-. 0303.
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE modern new
rm.. private entrances. etc; excel. income ),
reduced, terms. OWNER. SH. 1907. III
APT, Is UNITS, Va; overlooking Poto-
mac River: 13 one-bedroom apts.; 2 two
only. E. M. COLLARD, OK. 1921. lie
3O-UNIT. 2-STORY BLDG; very conv.
NV. section; 1st time offered: truly a nice
investment; this type Of bldg. is very, hard
to get; times the rental: advise hurry
UP call on this. Call Grosan, with LEGuM
& GERBER REALTY CO., 2637 Conn. ave,
AD. $500; ewes, IA. 1850. -17
Evening star., 1948-05-15
our.of-rowN REAL estate.

PRACTICALLY NEW COTTAGE with 4
rms. and bath, hardwood floors. pvt swim
ming pool, a acre land of U. s. route
:33, ? mi. on good gravel road near Har-
Ts9s0usH 57fs Mk Ys HOPKINS rrss' s''ooo' csH g.
HERE IS YOUR VACATION HOME and a
snug fsherman's haven, idea! climate. on
Florida's Gulf coast. Fertile homesites.
Is acres, fronting on or is near salt salt wateI s
elec.; titles guaranteed. Priced as low as
$500; SAP down; S15 per mo immediate
desirable homesites. With beautiful views
Of the bay. priced at $3.50, on same terms; MS
BUCHANAN, 1882 K st. NV. ME. 1143;
ewes, ME. 0540. Ext. $40. Id
FOE RENT-Excellent furnished home
on exclusive Bellevue ave, Newport. r. J.,
June to Oct. J.. 4 master bedrooms, 3
baths; beautiful large corner lot. two-car
garage. servants dining room. 3 bedrooms
and two baths. two-car garage. Owner
cares for grolnds. Box 234-A, Star. -16
FLORIDA-Beautiful lake-front. home for
rent, sale or exchange; most ideal locs-
ton in the Palm Beaches; pvt. dock. nsh-
ing, ocean bathing. WI. 1886. -l7
Evening star., 1948-05-15
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

IDEAL ONCE or workshop space uOth st
near r n.wl,,, approx. 1000 50. IT,, ana
and freight elevators, loading faei!ities
from alley Leasing Dept. LEO NJ
BERNSTEIN q CO., 1415 K st. NV, NE.
ALLEY BRICK BLDG. with 1.4O0 50. It,
being remodeled for first comml. $50 ! tn
ses4 MINI. AVE. s.E.-2nd floor. Lovely
3-rm., kit and bath apt; in fine, residen-
tial sec; ideally located for . doctor or
dentist or other professional use; heat.
hot water and gas inc. in rent; SI25 per
mo. FLOYD I. DAVIS CO., 1929 ST.
nv. Ma. o352 uu. .on.h Mto -,
Alex Va-Excellent corner next to Eve
lyn Inn. 7-room bungalow with almost an
acre Of ground suitable for real estate
once, auto mechanic. gas station, dining
car, etc BOB HOLLANDER, owner. Occi-
dental Hotel, MA. 9143. -l6
500 BLK. PA. AVE. S:E.-Entire End q.
5 rms, plus loft space: 2 street ENTRANCES.
MR. SAKS, AID 1928 -l6
Evening star., 1948-05-15

STORES. ETC. ir North Arlington, close
in, main hwy. across from safeway: can
be remodeled for small dept. store, variety,
ATTENTION. BUILDERS-54 building lots
on Lee b.vd., Arlington County, priced
right for quick sale; Terms arranged.
fna1 .16
SERVICE STATION, 2 restaurants. IL new
eahins. 4-apt. dwsllinss. each rent for
mend hwy nj Meath forces this on the
market for quick sale: MILLS REALTY
CO., Annandale. Va, FA. 0999 or FA.
Evening star., 1948-05-15

CASH on THE LINE for your prop. Loc.
anywhere In the District, white or colored
regardless Of cond. We have cash clients
ready to buy. No second mortsage to take
sass MSiss 9T DhSns MAURICE soss
ewes, Wo. 0225, 1101 Vermont ave. NV.
special client requiring $4,000 to
500, 900 cash This is not q solicitation.
am ready to talk busines. Call Mr.. God
dard. Ma. a14l. with FREDERICK W..
BERENS SALES, INC liz
Evening star., 1948-05-15
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

Is Aces Of unimproved land, approx.
60o;ft. frontage On outside Of T curb; jHst s
ioutn no q aonins Sshs o
T. sSctarins talHs0 ste. s Nj. view ios tourist
ssstion station or other fo.dsid. business: $4,000
cash bal. can BE- financed, sold by owner.
GGEoRGRGIowN, 1st commercial just of
Wis ave, suitable for exclusive shop and
living quarters; comfort. charm, side land
doops to serraee from din rm
iimisle.s i nHi' possibiiities: immediate posses
sPRc1aI saPRi RI' ssAKGA1N-Attention. builders;
location in woodbridge; near 18th and
MSnTHs Ssasso ''s srm me-. s.ts S~h Soas
secsss seeurs S%' shis v1slu.5Is 11 Corner. Cali RE
isT c0MMERcIAL-e-rm rev brick in
1an' Tolson: FIR $3.50. osANNoN REALTY
Sc S. hsvE Ia sl1si COMMERCIAL GROUND in
Silver Spring and Wheaton aress; psy, suitable 3nM
for apT PRICE sYP: g Co. NE $780, pFied pf
A CHOICE TRACT of approx. 200. 900 50.
#, located in heart Of Wheaton, Nd Lgs; ia
the best in MontgomeIy County Prissd
low E q fhiCE q " NE; 2oooi cI;an
1881; eves. and Sun. call Mr.. Price Sllso
iNvEsroRs, ATTENTION.! We offer you
the finest and most complete service in
erecting and servicing investment prop
critics We have an unexcelled money.
making record for those who have used
our service for real estate Investment
Add yourself to our fraternity OF pleased
investors. Your call will receive immedi-
ate. courteous and capable attention: For
the service OF a real estate investmsnt
TlOS from 8 to 2 pm. LEO M. BERN
STEIN & CO.. 14I5 K st. NV
Evening star., 1948-05-15
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

free appraisal SCOTT SANDERS. 39l9 So.
SlEb TS eR 7ses sI6TM sEss E6uss " SEQ prefer
PARK area I have 3-bedroom house in
Coronado. Calf. for sale or trade: Also
Manor Club estate lot, Norbeck. No
FIR 1908. IL
Evening star., 1948-05-15
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

$1,000 SO. FIT, railroad siding in front,
alley on side and back: priced for quick
lot 5Ox18O FIT, zoned industrial, 140O
slcsk ST s5S99 asS 1Euss; a5- pTiss s,S
st. NV. RE. 4026 or your own broker.
Evening star., 1948-05-15
CHURCHES FOR SALE.
CHURCH RROPER1

CHURCH PROPERTY. 18th st: NV, up
to-date building with church. Sunda,
school and meeting rooms complete
priced at about 800 less than present
HowENsTEIN REALTY CORP. 141s- H
ST nv pI 1S1H IL
Evening star., 1948-05-15
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

BRAND-NEW 5-RM. BUNGALOW, near
Fairlington; one-year lease, begin June;
no bonus; give references. Box 225-A,
EXCELLENT FURNISHED HOME. in near
BY Virginia: May 20 to Sept. 90 or longer;
3 bedrms., . baths, basement bedrm.. bath
and large recreation room; screened porch
and sun deck, gear garage; 1926 per mo.
Otis 1865. ID
Evening star., 1948-05-15
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

bnsSs baiidinE On f it: IN Or near s e: oWners
only. State facts to Boz 21-Z, Star. -2s
LIST YOUR PROPERTIES with Us for
ing out -of-town chain store companies.
sre looking for business properties. Call
Mr. Kie.y, LEO M. BERNSTEIN IL CO.,
1415 K st. NV, ME. 5400.
Evening star., 1948-05-15
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

URGENT NEED of 5 or 8 rm house In
nearby Prince Georges County; contact
my agent at once. UN 3507. -a1 :
BUNGALOWS-We can sell your oungalow
Call us!> MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO., Dl.
334f. 1924 j 4th st. NV.
IN SILVER SPRING. bedroom. 2-bath
frame home around 100000. Cal MR..
DIJRST 81. 1892
Evening star., 1948-05-15

COMMERCIAL-DOWN
L St. near Conn ave.-25-f #. front, to
wide alley, End commercial: price, S26,5on.
a1st st:-67 .5-ft. front, o.64s SO at f.
viii subdivide into 22.5-ft. lots
NJ st. NV, bet, 18th and 16th-2''Oo
sa. It.; price. s49;5oo:, co. ..
c. J. MEASEIL. sr.. 1910 Vermont ave,
Rm. 61o, ME. 2713; eres. and Sun. D1.
Evening star., 1948-05-15
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

SURPLUS LAND, railroad sid:ngs available,
zoned industrial; both in D. c. and nearby
short-term lease PEBBLES CHEMICAL
CO., ONCE. UN. 2525; res. CO. 1l91.
MD.-On the B: & O..
railroad; heavy industrial eround for rent
or sale. WA. 4343 or UE. o233.
Evening star., 1948-05-15

ARLINGTON LOTS AND HOME SITES
Bargain, 40x1 So large oaks; sewer and
terms or cash $3.50 or best offer.
Corner lot, beautiful Lorcom lane; over
u acre corner, sewer and water paid;
81, $50.
Two acres, Fairfax Co.: pine trees,
macadam road; S2.750: easy terms. Other
sites to choose from. COLLINS 6. PRICE,
1926 Wilson blvd, GL. 1888, OK. 1909.
Open Sunday. -l6
a-RM. HOME plus one finished in attic,
space for several more. all rooms extra
lge. front and side porch. full basement.
Village on Veitch St
3-bedrm. home, stone and frame. ask
ing S16.5OO, with substantial allowance for
painting decorating, etc, If desired. C.
W. CLEVER CO.. INC CHI. 3222. liz
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26ontinued on Next Pprss
Evening star., 1948-05-15

mined; sale: ,ARLINGToNS REALTY CO, ?,
LARGE BROOM BRICK COLONIAL near
Ft Myer, close to bus and shopping. To
see. come to MANNAs REALTY CO, 211e
one 0a ACRE, ERE eroom @ c CAPE aao eod @ home with
.psee bsa on aso pace In eT tGom
eos % REAY CO.
sRSos GsSo slvd BR1ek de sst faS AZ only
sse ss. s. &c MaNNAs n RElY sEf Eye CO.
ASSUME fs Eth THrs IS $40. 900 Gf Gf LOAN With rea
BRICK home. TO see come to MANNAs
REALTY CO, 211e Wilson blvd, GIL. 1884
We We RAvE SEVERAL Aunt 1-bedrm. apts
cash payment and show excel, return o.
os RsRY 70 sc SON sa M5 PuHs n4Vins 9UP
CHEAP But DSiSGN1rED-Thss b.rm
home on 2 acres ' on the main mainly hwy, D. G
ssesikes ss $3.50 S M Mftns REHlTY CO.
Annandale, Va. FA. O9e9 or FA. 1887
BE SMART. Save time! select q hous
trsted REALTY sULLETIN. It's free
Pissr' psss 81 s.ss ss @ su It
WAKEFIELD FoREsT-A popular sectiol
with pleasant surroundings is the location
OF this lovely 2-story brick home. conta in
large living room with fireplace, dinin
room, kitchen, side porch on st floor;
bedrooms and bath on End floor; stair
leading to a 3rd floor for additional room
full basement. recreation room with fire
place. furnace room. outside entrance
larse lot, shade trees and many othe
features. Price only $3.50: substantis
cash required AL BAKER g. SON. INC
sssl'01s ssia' "a r. II sss, sn AIe1. es44 5ae ops
Il
6AMBLER, VIENNA, VA.-open hous
Bun: 10 10 am s,1..,tS,, to 6 PMS Pm Stop or Ca ca
beautifully handicapped and fenced; III
Tm,. 17x21 with fireplace, bu,lt-in boob
shelves: din; rm. 14x13h with bay wiz
dow and built-in cabinets; random widt
peg as, lge. bedrms. with plenty {
closet space. tile bath; completely moder
Ut. with pantry; rec. rn1. 1895 in knott
pine With fireplace. y bath. laundry m
and lge. storage rm. oil h.-w.h., eutsie
dreplace and 9 brick patios. S22 so
Possession at completion Of sale. Ca
vienna 80 or 266. -lo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-15
Miss Putnam Bride

Wallace Memorial Church was the
scene Of the wedding yesterday
of Miss Yvonne Donna Putnam,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
w. Putnam, and Mr.. Harry John
Dahl, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
H. Dahl Of New Rochelle, N. Y.
The Rev. c. E. Hawthorne per-
formed the ceremony and a recep-
ton followed at Stansbury Temple.
The bride was given In marriage
by her father and her attendants
included her sister, Miss Beth Marie
Putnam, maid of honor, and the
Misses Mildred Perkins and Dorothy
Proctor, bridesmaids. Mr.. william
Dahl was best man for his brother
and the ushers were the Messrs.
John Dahl and Clare Barton.
After a honeymoon In Quebec the
couple will make their home at
1899 Twenty-seventh street.
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Moonlight Cruise

Another Of the series Of moon.
light cruises on the SIS Potomac
sponsored by Senator Arthur Capper
will take place tonight. The cruises
arranged for servicemen In the Cap
ital area will continue until all serv-
icemen have been included.
The Special Services Of Boiling
Field Air Base Is arranging picnic
to Chapel Point on August 20 to
which the Tooth Food Service Squad
ron, students, government employees
and secretaries of members Of con-
gress are invited. Those wishing
to attend telephone Col. 0735 for
tranSn0rta ti0n
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-Cdrrol Photo.


Miss Joyce Baratte, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Baratte of Sill
yer Spring, was married yesterday
afternoon at 2 o'clock to Mr.. Louis
Albert Yost III, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Albert Yost, jr., also of Silver
Spring. The ceremony took place in
st. Bernadette's Catholic Church,
with the Rev. Francis U. Lauriola
officiating.
The bride was escorted by her
father and had as her maid of
honor. Miss Jane F.. Hynan. Mr..
Joseph D. Gore, jr., was best man,
while the ushers were the Messrs.
John r. Stewart, jr.. and Richard
H. Baratte.
The newlyweds will live in Silver
Spring.