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Evening star., 1948-01-18

, SOr0rfheS
ri omicron, Beta Gamma Chapter---To-
morrow a,,,rns meeting s.s With Miss Leila
sisma nsii Alpha Iota. s0V Wsshinston m" Alumnae
JACK conkiin. 43ie Albemarie street
Alpha Delta Pi. Alexandria South Arlington
Alumnae Associatien.Tuesday, pm,
sns aSnal GssTy fehea f Aas sssahs
Delta Zeta, WashinEton Alumnae CHAPTER
erop at ae Mas Ddnsd Marnssa %Esns
ia, North jackson street, Arlington.
| May, S5Os Martha custis drive, Park
Theta Sigma Phi-wednesday, 7:3o pm.
Albee Building, workshop meeting.
Delta Delta DeIta-Tuesday, 8 pm eve,
ming group group. with Miss Mary NJ Mills 4sol
Tau Beta Phi-Wednesday. $50 pm,
YWCA.. regular meeting
Alpha Phi E1ssker
Bernard Walsh.
Miscellaneous
Yo.ns Wen Wsmsns Ghristsn AssGs'iSsp sss
Cameron street, musicale. Il
Woman's National Democratic Club-To-
morrow. 1890 p.m luncheon speaker.
Will Clayton, former Undersecretary for
economic Aua1TS, DepdGGIleub Ol 0bdtC,
'"The Marshall Plan
District League Of Republican Women
Hofei, aomprrow presidents se tea for league mem
! bers and wives Of Republican members
Mrs. Vernon cleaver, 5317 Thirteenth
street NV.
Tomorrow, pm, studio, feature group.
Tuesday. 9 pm, studio, radio .sI,ti1s sraHp,
PEG. CHAPTER J-Tomorrow night with
!ilifors N.Y.; speaksr e ! Miss Myrtle N0r0e'k'
i:so pm, 1851 Columbia road; speak;
Mss e nsTK F1on smRcfz cnness yFs.nh Tsntes and
''si Science Group.Tuesday, $50 pm. the
asal"ndAs Assts s'nnfI RsSiRRs BshnRs Rssasa
MontEomeEy County American ds.!aas Red . Cross s
Parkway; Park '' speaker, Mrs. Mildred Posten,
s.sssas f nf
axa'S i4ss Columbia road NV. monthly
Excelsior Literary soeiety-Tuesday, ls;so ;;M
Wemen's Christian Temperance Union-
plsee Mseeeidsz Msshodst ohnrch n9q parors pres
dents Of all local chapters s and se preS1 Wth
the dsa Sf cIs hGaFs Sosfd g ee
ehairmen ctaii Of WcTU departments; s;,rc.
Wednesday, 1880 pm, luncheon at
wanGeriast Travel Club - Wednesday,
| street NV, business meeting and pro-
Ill.,, .sa:t css,t..rssss st the Gsoss ces
! munity Methodist Church Of Arlington,
Key boulevard and North Bryan street rect
o0ton,ai tary, sss cononel Oh William Branthvayte
aempafai ShapsfESasHs0afG$3 as f$aS R Vermont avenue
B'nai Israel sisterhood-Tomorrow,, $50
pm. at the synagogue, Fourteenth a III enc and
Emerson streets NV, .ini,,a round table dise rs
Community or the Individual synago-
Asudath Achim sisterhood = Tomorrow.
| sholom pn synssosue. Hassosa Fifth and streets
S'1snas nsnssr HH%f Sisfriet 1af
pm. Hotel 240O. cnn carnival. r,r,orrow
meeting. Wednesday, Ruby Foo's Res
taarant membership T., iuncnsoin; .a, s9i,., R.vo.
tuition - Tomorrow; s. PM, Prince
H. r. waite. s03 Decatur street NV;
| speaker Miss Hazel B.. Nelson. execu-
| tive secretary, National Defense Com
mittee, OAR; pm. Chapter House,
Goth anniversary celebration of Eleanor
Chapter House Corp with Mrs; james
| Butler, 62O3 Fourteenth street NV
pm, Chapter House, Constitution
Chapter meeting; speaker, Mrs. Cloyd
| Heck Marvin; pm. Chapter House,
independence Bell Chapter; pm,
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 10, le4s.
Viues Of Diplomats Attended
Chew Chase APW Recebhon

the Netherlands; Mrs. Hume Wrong,
wife of the Canadian Ambassador;
Nine. Bilmanis. wife of the Minis
ter of Latvia; Sonora de Gutierrez,
wife of the Ambassador of Costa
Rica; Mrs. Ramos, wife Of the Min
ister- Counselor of the Philippine
Embassy. and Mrs. Asaf Ali, wife Of
the Indian Ambassador, and her
house guest, Miss Muriel Lester :
Also on the list of honor guests
were Sonora Dona Altagracia de
Thomen, wife of the Ambassador Of
the Dominican Republic; Nine.
Kleinwaechter, wife Of the Austrian
Minister; Sonora de Baraibar. wife
of the Ambassador of Spain: Mrs.
Thor Thors, wife of the Minister of
Iceland; Representative Frances P.
Bolton, Mrs. William H. Pouch OF
New York, former president general
of the OAR: Mrs. Lawrence Smith,
wife of Representative Smith, and
Mrs. John Allan Dougherty.
Officers of the District, Alexandria,
Annapolis and Baltimore branches
also attended.
Presiding at the tea table, which
was decorated with yellow and white
tulips and yellow candles, were Mrs.
Edward Bartlett, Mime. ESenbel, Mrs.
Edward Everett Gam, Mrs. James
Souby, Mrs. Irene B. Caldwell, Mrs.
Leslie Price Jacobs. Sonora Felipe
de Munilla and Nine. Argentina
Copello.
Mrs. Alice Hurst Garvey was gen.
eral chairman for the tea. She was
assisted by Miss Margaret Louise
O'Brien, program chairman, and
Mrs. Charles Calhoun, chairman Of
invitations.
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Mt. Holy0ke club

Miss Harriet Newhall, director of
admissions Of Mount Holyoke Col
lege, will be the principal speaker
at the meeting Of the local Mount
Holyoke Alumnae Club at 3 pm.
Saturday at the National Cathedral
School for Girls, Woodley road and
Wisconsin avenue NV.
Prospective students at the college
and their mothers will be the honor
guests at the meeting. In addition
to her talk, Miss Newhall will show
colored movies of the campus life.
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Wives OF members of the diplo-
matte corps were the guests of homo,
at the midwinter reception of the
Chevy Chase branch Of the League
Of American Pen Women yesterday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Armstrong Rockwell.
Nine. Munthe de Morgenstierne,
wife of the Norwegian Ambassador
Sonora de Caceres, wife of the Am
bassador of Honduras. and Sonora
de Belt, wife of the Cuban Ambas-
sador, were invited to receive the
guests with Mrs. Alma Robson
Higbee, national president of the
league; DR.. Margaret Hayes Sebree,
national first vice president, and
Miss Elizabeth Smart. president OF
the Chevy Chase branch.
Germaine Goineau johnson pre-
sented program Of 18th century
songs Of Normandy and Brittany,
accompanied by Miss Myrtle Alcorn.
Miss Helen Robichaux also sang.
Among those accepting invitations
to the tea were Sonora de Castro.
wife of the Ambassador of Ell Sal
vador; Mrs. Charles Malik. wife OF
the Minister of Lebanon; Mrs.
Charles D. B. King, wife of the
Minister of Liberia; Nine. Slavik,
wife of the Ambassador of Czecho-
slovakia; Nine. Koo, wife of the
Chinese Ambassador; Mrs. H. T.
Andrews, wife of the Minister Of the
Union of South Africa. and Nine.
Bruggmann, wife Of the Minister OF
Switzerland.
Others were Mrs. Nunan, wife OF
the Minister of Ireland; Mime. Van
Kleffens, wife of the Ambassador OF
Evening star., 1948-01-18
District OAR Unit
To Hear Address
By Clifford Davis

Representative Clifford Davis,
Democrat, of Tennessee will address
a meeting of the Correct Use of the
Flag Committee of the District OAR
at 8 pm. Wednesday at the OAR
Chapter House. Mrs. Michael Tor
linski, State chairman, has arranged
the program, and invitations have
been extended to State officers and
committee chairmen.
Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin, wife of
the president OF George Washington
University, will review James F.
Byrnes' Speaking Frankly" at a
meeting of the Constitution Chap
ter at 8 pm. Tuesday at the Chap
ter House.
Mrs. Marvin, who is State chair
man of the Filing and Lending Com
mittee, also will discuss the work OF
that committee. Mrs. Allen Robert
Wrenn, regent of the chapter, will
preside at the business session, and
Mrs. Raymond B. Harding is chair
man of hostesses.
Mrs. Hazel B. Nelson, executive
secretary of the National Defense
Committee, will address the monthly
meeting Of the Prince Georges
County Chapter at 8 pm. tomorrow
at the home of Mrs H. r. Waite
803 Decatur street NV. Mrs. Will
liam H. McGlauf1in, State chairman
of the National Defense Committee
for the District, will be guest of
honor. Mrs. Clark A. Riden, regent,
will introduce the guests. -
The Diplomat Quartet, a foursome
from the Society for the Preserva-
tion and Encouragement of Barber
Shop Quartet Singing, will present
a program at the meeting of the
independence Bell Chapter at pm
Tuesday at the Chapter House.
The meeting also will feature re-
ports on the chapters projects, in
cluding a Crossnore School scholar
ship and the Mrs. Howard L. Hodg-
kins Memorial at the George Wash
ington University Hospital. The
reports will be presented in rhyme.
Motion pictures in technicolor OF
"Old Philadelphia" will be a feature
of the meeting of the Marcia Burns
Chapter at pm. Wednesday at
the home of the chapter regent
Mrs. John j. Tamborelle, 1922 La
mont street NV. The picture
sponsored by the District OAR Com
mittee on Motion Pictures, shows
actual scenes of famous landmarks
of the historic city during the Rev
olutionary period. A dramatization
of the first Continental Congress is
included in the film.
The Eleanor Wilson Chapter will
celebrate its 30th anniversary at
pm. tomorrow at the chapter house
The program will include reading
of the chapters history. Hostesses
for the evening will be Mrs. Frank
Steele, Mrs. Annie Coleman and
Mrs. George Howell.
A musical and silver tea will be
given by the Emily Nelson Chapter
from 4 to pm. Saturday at the
chapter house. The musical program
will be presented by Miss Patricia
Griffin, a member of the Friday
Morning Musical Club.
New ideas and plans for the Dis
trict OARS current campaign for
remodeling of the chapter house at
1882 Massachusetts avenue NV
will be discussed by the Master
Builders Committee" at luncheon
meeting at l pm. Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. James Butler, 4203
Fourteenth street NV.
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Hebrew Sisterbo0d
Round able ak

A round table discussion on the
subject, rs the Responsibility OF
the Education of the Children That
of the Community or the Individual
Synagogue?" will be featured at the
meeting OF the B'nal Israel Sister
hood at $3.50 pm. tomorrow at the
synagogue, Fourteenth and Irving
streets NV.
Mrs. Fred Ehrlich will preside.
Participants will be Mrs. Irving
Wilmer, Mrs. P. Framm and Mrs.
Walter Ezekiel. Mrs. Louis Kalich-
stein Is chairman of the program.
All parents who have children at
tending Hebrew schools are invited.
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Recibe Luncheon

A recipe luncheon will be given
by the Young Married Women's
Club Of the YWCA at 1890 pm.
Wednesday at the YWCA head
quarters at Seventeenth and K
streets NV. Members will prepare
their favorite dish, or one represent
ing the locality they are from for
the group to sample, and copies OF
the recipes will be exchanged.
The club is open to newcomers to
Washington and vicinity. Reserva-
tions for the luncheon can be made
at the information desk at the
vWCA
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Readers Program

The Washington Readers Club
will hold its monthly meeting at
8 pm. Tuesday at the Calvary
Methodist Church Guild Hall, 1853
Columbia road NV. Anthony r.
Vinci is in charge of the program
which will include selections by
Mrs. Peggy Glazier, Mrs. Alma Mil
stead, Miss Frances Ross, Mrs.
Gertrude Mustain and Miss Edith
Allnut.
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Mrs. Morse Hostess

Mrs. Edward Clarke Morse, presi-
dent of the Washington Alumnae OF
Newcomb College, was hostess to the
group at a tea yesterday at her
home, 2023 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV.
The group made plans to meet
again in the spring, the date to be
announced later. Newcomb alumnae
living in the Washington area who
have not affiliated with the local
chapter may get in touch with Mrs
r. Henry Barclay, jr., Fairfield
drive. Bethesda.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
On the Engagement Pad

Fort McHenry Chapter with Miss Viola
Reece, Apartment 503, South Clifton
terrace NV: s pm, Capitol CHAPTER
Avondale street, Bethesda. Wednesday,
2 pm, Chapter House, Sarah franklin
Chapter; 8 pm, Marcia Burns Chap
ter with Mrs. John J. Tanlborelle, 1922
Lamont street NV: molten pictures of
''Old Philadelphia" 8 pm, Chapter
House, Thirteen Colonies Chapter;
speaker, Mrs. william H. McGlaufiin,
State chairman of National Defense
Correct Use of the Flag Committee:
speaker, Representative Clifford Davis
Of Tennessee. Saturday. l pm, Co
Jasper M. Beall, 1910 Varnunr> street
NV; luncheon meeting: to 8 pm,
Chapter House, Emily Nelson Chapter.
musicale and silver tea.
VCTU, North Capitol Union-Tomorrow
night with Mrs. Hugh Everett, 4319
New Hampshire avenue NV
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Ckub Heads to Meet

Arlington and Alexandria clubs
will be represented at the annual
meeting Of the Board of Directors
of the Virginia Federation OF
Women's Clubs to be held on Tues
day and Wednesday at the Hotel
jefferson, Richmond.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Musical Program

A musical program featuring Sc
lections by Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Carow and Billy Thompson will be
given at a meeting of the Women's
Club of Woodside to be held at
1890 pm. Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. John B. Thompson, Gill
Crosby road. Mrs. Nathan Fuller
will be co-hostess.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Cleaned From the Club Front: III. ess.
Women Broadcasters to Hold
First Contention in Cabital
By Frances Lide

Association Broadcasters
organizations annual convention
of its most memorable
the sessions
and scarcely day without
announcement OF special program feature.
Military Training will the subject of luncheon
Friday speaker Secretary
Evening star., 1948-01-18
University, CoNege Clubs

Greensboro College Alumnae Association,
Washington Chapter-Today. 3 pm,
with Miss Ethel w. Kerring, 1925 Four
teenth street NV
3 pm, National Cathedral School for
Girls, Woodley road and wisconsin ave-
nue.; meeting and tea for prospective
students.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Civic and Study Clubs

Washington Club-Tomorrow. II a.m.,
book chat, The Proper Bostonians' by
Sssss SssstaRs % At%ood ARsss Ffysssa y
lecture; speaker, Col. Arthur R., Harris,
why the United States Should Invest
America" Wednesday l PM, luncheon.
Twentieth Century CIub-Tuesday. ,2:3o
: pm, art section at Freer Art Gallery:
speaker John A Pope patsear assistant and nd
Mrs. n. Lyle Campbell.
American Association of University Women
washington Branch-Tomorrow, 3 p m,
International relations study group; To,
morrow. 4 pm, club tea to be followed
by panel discussion on Nursing Educa-
7:30 pm, evening book review. Wednes-
day, 6:15 pm. international relations
dinner; speaker, Charles Issawi, Arab
the Arab b point Of view. Thursday;
IL am. morning book review and
luncheon. Saturday, $50 pm, mixed
AAUW, silver Spring Branch---Tomorrow
Ben VI. Miller. ssis colesvilie road. for
meeting ting baot sad revex psfey
group, with Mrs. Gilbert Kinzer. 7e11
AAyW. Chevy Chase BrsnehwTCmorrOwI sehs7 Mn2Tood
Prescott; The History .r,ot Of Kashv The Jury
pm Alexandria Boys Club. 4oI
North Payne street, social STUDIES in,i
sFO1p Tuesday M2s gm eaucsTSna a snder
yoteless % District League Of Women Voters
Tuesday. 10 am, minorities group
Of YNS World 0 Leadership.' Tuesday, $50
pm, Naylor Gardens neighborhooSS
group, with Mrs. Robert Hirshorn, 27l2
Twenty ninth street Sc.
Business, Professional Clubs
Pilot Club-Tuesday, e:15 pm. Burling-
ton Hotel program ,os wasnard.v mseet,ndg; willard
Pubic Affairs Committee.
Soroptimist Club Of Arlington-Thursday
Z pm, Little Tea House. Arlington
Women's Bar Association-Tuesday 7;45
pm, Raleigh Hotel, business meeting
followed. BY address BY RepresentatiNye 1.Ne
Place for Woman"
Community Clubs
woman's Club Of Bethesda-,Tomorrow, IL
am, art class. Tuesday. 10 Am, am
pssh sss eeen efss spesfer Helen LomSsTa
''The world Today" Tuesday, 1:3o PM
music section.
Petworth Woman's Club--Tomorrow,
. pm, civic education section, with MIS-
A c. Norcross, 1341 Sheridan street
ze News Health and and MRS Mediea
Care" Tuesday, noon, philanthrop1e
section, with Mrs. J. W. Mee' 9o5 Al
WOman's Club of Lyon Village-Wednes,
day, 8 pm, literature and internatlonal
relations departments, with Mrs. 2. =
speakers, Mrs walter Sanders, ST., and
Mrs. James Cushman.
Woman's Club of Chevy Chase-Wednes-
day, noon, monthly meeting ana luncn-
con; speaker. DR.. Luther Il. Evans
librarian of Congress, 'UNESCO Mee.lng
at Mexico City" Thursday, 11:15 am,
Spanish section;. speaker, Mrs; Pierre
Americana, "A Layman's Observation OF
Woman's % Club Of "wednesday
1890 pm, with Mrs. John B. Thomp-
son, Gill Crosby road.
Woman's Club of Greenbelt-Thursday,
pm, with Mrs. Fred w. Pfeiffer,. 14-D
Ridge road; speaker, Clarence E. Pickett.
Service Committee. Welfare at Home
silver spring woman's club-Thursday,
10 am, st. Luke's Lutheran Church,
Colesville road and Highland drive, pub
lie welfare department.
Alexandria WOman's Club-Thursday, 2
p.m.,. Recreational Center, Cameron
street, meeting.
Hotel; speaker, Dr.. Calvin T. Klopp,
director of Warwick Cancer Memorial
Clinic.
Evening star., 1948-10-12
REAL ESTATE LOANS,

lst AND End MORTGAGE LOANS. BAR.
TOW ! D Re REA5II99 sI9. co. Realtors 1881 @ st.
FOE aes 1sSsn NOTES Si
f 'G l4s Eye g. ia p1 5asS
Brokers. attention.
CLIENTS to buy End trust notes: deferred
s1sk sSRsz ST. Sss?s'ss sss
QUICK CASH for 2nd-trust notes, long or
and sun, inn; dE $3.50. Z A. dARSSS. sSSi i7is i7i:i
TRUSTS. 1st. End and srd: Md. Va. and
ffksggRGsT FIR goH Loans "a So On resi M estase: iov
rates; 3 or g. year terms and monthly
payments q N. P sIaWy Z aWyAlsHE. INC. 1115 Eye
loans ON PEAL EsTATE-lst and md
sS1s No ..ssSssa ssd tsSs asa 49, HsS
11O4 Vermont ave. NV.
tate IN 5, G e.. Nd and ys: MR. pRAisNER. 81 ins x
1spe Isl ANb B. sna ei%'' e SkusT IoANs-promp,
ss snd eSgrtsSqs 'e1yiSs ssfSTs es5roy,ns
x II MoRTGAdhE NJ e r. toSSs-so ssSS eh.rr. for
ieRaa'ss.'' iesh S.. ME- No2Ee f4oe. q HILL Co. S0A
MONEY ON SECOND THusr-we VIII
buy secord-trust notes D. c.. nearby Nd.
MoRToAdE 4 iNVEsTMsNs1 coRRP.. is15
N. ave NV National $3.50
MORTGAGE LOANS, 4s-4h%-5%; grad
sSarss sa MooRE HG
CO.. SO4 18th st NV
Evening star., 1948-10-12
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
All advertisements Offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AMERICAN-CROsLEY-New sedans. 1894
delivered. Save lot Of money on gas;
Henry Miller Motors Division Of JACK
PRY, 1133 18th st. NV. and Conn. ave
AMERICAN CRosLEY-s335 down pint
buys this brand-new, amazing little beauty
Cobra, overhead-valve motor, gives SEN
sationsl psrft9rmancs ,aysrastns t 40 mi
Sss ussS
SAILS SALES. aps ss5yies 1909 Duke ST. AIsz'
anglia. ssS5a a new W. 1915 t rords Enslish-buil,
strusted; complete. only ST .406.49 deiiv.
trad: in: delivery 3-i5 days. See your
SssiTTs fssf f4 sS%s Ysaaons
demonstration. ma. a. $3.50 $3.50. ''f '''A''R "
perfect condition; owner ieavins coun.
aki1i, t5kj sleS g. qassT Pss9 list at si4SS IR
AaSsTiS2. IN new sSnsllsh Dorset sedan; s..
ffsers sRY MooRg IF aufGRss r. os 6sss cars JACK
ier, safety aii-stsel bodies with a Con-
Se31aTx IS miles per ssNn
aees sps "
rPa 1910 aRts R9D1o e1d co.. oseFStsi
sides OF 7th at R st. NV. Phone NO. 1857.
BUICK 1885 Special 4-door sedan. The
unusual sd.s. sar you must Sc it. Buy this
81 SANDERS EaSs'iae MoFoRs R5s Il 14th tnS ana H sss
BUICK 1e4e conv. Roadmaster; white top,
black paint, Wv. tires. plastic seat coy
sTsd. s sns s1s sngDfRe RssY s's Mooh sf saIg g
/ 18th and r. /. ave. ne. HU. 9816. -I3
peri; good tires; d. c. inspected: $545.
1910 14th ST. NV.
BUICK 1912 4-dr. sedan; bought new
Oct. IA, seat covers, radio, heater. new
ana eng snGt taSs sa seass ess
black finish Ike new; .spotless interior:
never had hard usage; ! driver; mileage,
25,00O;, forced to sell, $1,675 or best Of
. fer .,,,l under sH 1909. Ia
driven 1905 oas miies eomp eaaiD SR
tires, everything peri; S2,s75. GE. s735.
BUICK 1888 Special sedan; with h. and
Z; excel; cond.; $3.50. Sold by appt.
BUICK Roadmaster sedanette; Nov. AZ;
E, T: and b., seat covers and all scces.;
sijHss BUic2 1S47 RsosSSnaster conv, club coupe;
aSG nss S 'ss a 'sss cash
sis.Ds M. DHunMSR. Wo. s! ass7. CAT III Sfs eisoe'
BUICK 1941 Roadmaster 4-dr. sedan:
ssood sood cond.; must sell: $3.50. Call GO.
iaHS sGTck ki 1910 p'9. a.dr. super torpedo .ed;
owner. just overhanlsd; s.erifce for
$3.50 .r Sor best cash oner. RE. 1900.
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lNvEsrMENr PROPERTY FOR SALE

SPECIAL BARGAIN-9-unit bldg. modern,
trust; price, $43,500. Act today. RE.
CORNER 4-FAMILY FLAT in 4soo block
3rd. st. n.w.-Corner apis. have 2 bedrmS.
msssfa s'ss odp ee's s5cc ef srnfs t
Sun. and eve. Wo. O747. -12
GEORGETOWN-2 brick buildings, with 2
sssR F rna only sfssSo i6s
both buildings; frst trust, $11.750; also
ap fdn brick aotb building vacant 9nly ss-
~, INC, 1887 K. RE. i1s3. N1S
frontage on Ga. with possible future comm.
sS7DES sH s. sSSf sSsi "a ga ss4a a4s4
OFFICE BLDG, ioWer Connecticut ave;
area. modern and ATTRACTIVE, fully leased
& RFns s2sH s fsss '''5 ssss
zRT VIZ s., as's, with sSaGe
QUICK Owner ST. 1922; ewes. RA. Sa1 ;a. s.
COOP es,1 sn s 1es1 Rsx bsct ss this
sps p1issS e" e Ae, ssef
this by sslling Mt Payne Nj oa 1880 Ext
Yst-coMMERc1AI coRNER, located on
BALTIC, blvd. in the heart Of Hyattsville,
containing store, omceS ana apt.i showing
excellent return and priced less than $35,-
900. For immediate sale, call Mr.. Fred
erick, with BETHEL, DI. 3100.
13-UNIT MODERN det. building: annual
income approximately S11.750. Price less
than times annual income: Substantial
cash needed. Ray Morse, SH. 5000. with
BROWN REALTY CORP, Realtors, DU.
SSHp9nAf SIsdi % min from m sa Wash d Modsrn Gn r. r.
gptt eSTner aR, sldg to bsanst seI
Chance Chance to acquire q fine property with
small Investment which shows better than
$50. Essth sR9wS REALTY CORP Real:
NEAR Ma ii isth i0osND And EUCLID Nw.-seyen-
unit, corner property; price. S3s, 500
$40 900 cash, balance in Q first trust
Large Broom and bath apis. Many future
possibilities: Exclusive: Ray Morse. sH
FOUR s-RM. APTs., Takoma park-one
Priced at ii Reproduction cost. Ali sep
arate entrances; screened porches, 4
sep. bsmts.; level lot, S0x2OO Location
second to none. very close to everything;
very perm. investment. SH. 6440 till
pm: WOODSIDE REALTY Co. -16
VALUABLE FIRST COMMERCIAL building
In heart Of Medical Center; will consider
sREdSR RsEsenS lSIs q ag. & houss SA o4S
after 8 p.m.' call Mr.. Denton, Wo. 4444. s
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Exclusive broker, RE. 1885.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

$50 ACRES IN ORANGE COUNTY. Va
On good road. beautiful view, water, cleo;
mr. town. Call NO. 4379 after 3 pm.
Sunday, any time weekdays. III
FOR SALE BY OWNER to 2h acres,
v mile from Colesville, on hard-surfaced
rd. PRICED for quick sale. SH. 6523. -l2
80 ACRES at Spencerville at about $4OO
an acre; right in center Of village; over
40O-ft: road frontage; road layout for
subdividing has had preliminary approval
OF park and planning; ground lays well
with stream running through. r. P. RIP
LEY, Realtor, 81. Gill. (Sun. and eyes,,
SH. 6916, Mr. Romer)
FIFTEEN ACRES in Fairfax; sewer and
vat water era &ayailable; $3.50 per acre; F. 2.
FOREsTvILLE, vA.-s acres and partly
built cabin located on State road No. 674.
Dug well. $1,000; w. cash. McCAY- &
McCAY, Realtors. Gil. 1875. Ia
ONE ACRE, on Seminary dr., near Baileys
Crossroads, Fairfax Co., Va. vi. 5s41.
MONTGOMERY CoUNTY-s to acre
tracts overlooking country club; lovely
location for country estate; priced al
low as $500 per acre: Call Sligo 500;
Realtor, S616 Ga. ave. Ia
COLORED-ON ROAD TO BENEDICT, MD
miles south D. c.. in Pr. Geo. County
few. to 10 acre tracts, cleared and
wooded; tobacco land, garden. fruits
terms. H. M. HUNTER, 40 Mass. ave.
D: G.. ST. 1896. HO. 1854. Bs