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Evening star., 1949-01-22
MONTGOMERY ST.. Laurel

Large frame house. covered with as
bestos shingle. lst floor consists of
pantry; ind floor. 4 bedrooms and
bath; 3rd floor has large storage
room; coal hot-air heat House ex-
cellent for large family. Price.
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BELTSVILLE, MD.

New home, S12,5OO. Large living
room with fireplace, dining .,alcove,
modern kitchen. 2 large bedrooms
full basement. with laundry trays.
hest, partly finished attic; large
level lot, 75x264; close to school;
Sundays. Cali TO. 5922. Direc-
tions: Out Wash Bait. blvd, turn
left at blinker lights in Beltsyllle,
/ mile tn new home sign 22s
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SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRING MD

SILVER SPRING, MD.
Attractive Dutch Colonial 6-rm brick,
beautiful lily rm. with fireplace.
family-size din rm., modern kit; 3
nice-slze bedrms., tiled bath; full
bsmt.. gas heat. Near schools, bus
and stores. Nice level lot det gar
Priced right and good financing. 81.
5661.
METZLER, REALTOR
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Lyon Village-S13,95O

5-room frame bungalow with expsn-
sion attic, oil hot-water heat. de-
lent condition throughout: early
possession open Sun. . to 3. To
reach: Drive out Wilson blvd. to N.
Barton. turn right l block to N. 18th
St, turn left to 2514 and our open
sign. JUDSON REAMY & SON, 1922
N Irving st, AL CH OSOO. --23
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. T. BROYHILL g. SONS

COUNTRY CLUB MANOR
The. most attractive brick home in
Arl., .24-ft liy. rm. fireplace; din
rm., kit. and y bath down: 3 bed
rms and 2 baths up; bsmt has fire.
plses &C.. and s55 sba bath 56N ggieed g., below
can be G1 fnanceo. See 1t by call
ing
THE BRANT co.
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkD

FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW, large
screened front porch. all modern
convenienceS; . miles from Annapo-
lis. 25 miles from Washington. Easy
terms. Call Annapolis 10Ol or FIR.
SS54. Sylvan Shores, Riva, Nd,
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MtLcdll, VA.
OAKCREST
masonry

Three bedroom, . bath masonry
home on Ha-acre wooded villa site;
large living room, dining room.
kitchen. bedroom and bath on lSt
floor. . lovely bedrooms with ample
closet space and full bath on 2nd
floor; minutes drive to Pentagon,
10 minutes to downtown Washington.
For appointment to inspect, eau
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SOUTH ARLINGTON
BY owner 7 rms. and bath. fun
bsmt.; I4-acre lot Immed. poss,,
must sell. leaving town. CH. 5l30.
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1877 B ST. S.E.-OPEN
SEWIDET-S1195O

COLoRED-NAYY YARD workers.
$5e5 down will buy a, six-room row
brick, with gas and elec. SURETY
REALTY CO, AID. 0531; ewes, FA.
0259, Sligo 1850, TR. 1887 or TR.
CoLoRED-1s53 TALBERT TER
Sc. (Anacostia)-Vac immedi-
ate possession; brick. 5 rms. base
ment with separate entrance. oil
a.-c. heat; excel. cond.: SlO.250
terms. Inspect by appointment
OWNER, TR. 1858; ewes, VI O990
coLoRED-vACANT; 1887 C st. s.e;;
5 rms, new condition; $40 down,
$50 per mo. Open Sun, 3 to 5. -23
COLORED-I35O TALBERT TER
RACE S.E.-Open Sunday. l to 5
pm. Five rms. and bath, oil heat;
easy terms. Call NO. 3427 or MI.
CoLoRED-sEMIDET. BRICK con-
yerted into apts.. live in one and
have $3.50 mo. income: substantial
cash required. See PAUL T. MUDD,
TE. 1882. ga
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81 500 DOWN

Buys attractive 2h2 bedroom Cape
God. Ideally located in Kensington,
Md. Has lge. liv. rm. fireplace, den,
bedroom. kitchen, bath on LIST a.
Lge. bedroom and small rm on 2nd
a. Full basement. &C heat auto
washer. MURDOCH. Real Estate,
1nC
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ANACOSTIA BRICK

ANACOSTIA BRICK
eemidet., 8 rms. 3 hedrms. tiled
bath, living rm., dining rm., kitchen,
refrigerator and range; full base
ment with recreation rm., oil a.-c.
heat: lot 37Xl4@. high elevation
beautiful view; Immaculate conoi-
tion throughout; price, Sl4 500; fur
niture optional
AJAX REALTY co.
AT. $500: ewes. Ho 3s9s. "a
Anacostian, FairlaWn Area
Brick. 8 lovely rms, fireplace, bsmt.,
gas h.-w.h.: excellent condition.
ACE REALTY SERVICE
Realtor. FIR. 7711.
Capitol Hill-Vacant
s.s a. s,,.t Must rtfIv sell this t,r1 week
rms, 2 baths. . kits: oil heat; So
900 cash. balance less than rent
Apt. RA. 1921. Open Sun, to
S
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MCLEAN CAPE COD

A custom built home situated on cor.
a-acre lot, with bedrm and q bath
on lst A.: liv. rm. 15x1s. din. rm.
llxl2, lEe. well-equipped kit; spa
cious bedrms. and full bath on End
a.: full bsmt., oil heat. laVp. tubs;
immed. poss. Price, S13,a50. For
appt;, call Z; H. IRWIN MA. 1898
Evening star., 1949-01-22

Give the Riddles a Break
More than "a acre, less than 3 blocks
from schools. shopping and transp.
New brick rambler; 8 twin-size bed
place, picture window, huge equipped
kit, breakfast nook: full bsmt., car
port: view beyond compare. Priced
for immed. sale.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy. at Glebe rd., oW. 9O9oa
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Unusual Opportunitv

Live in fully insulated new Cape Cod
home on q acre. Liv. rm. with fire.
place, din. rm., dream kitchen, :,
hedrms. and bath, foored attic; oil
h-wh; full basement; convenient TO
Washington, Naval Research Center.
In rural atmosphere. All for only
Evening star., 1949-01-22
TAKOMA PARK

"WOODMOoR" SACRIFICE
Owner will sacrifice his 3-bedroom
bNck bungalow; located blks. from
'he Woodmoor shopping center in
Silver Spring; asking only Sl3,950:
conditions of sale % Purchaser
must move in Immediately, t2l Must
be a ubstantial down payment. time
is Of the essence.
"Woodmoor" Agency, Inc.
Realtor. sH. 5555 or SH. 1878 till
Evening star., 1949-01-22
SUBURBAN sAIE-MARYLAND sUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND

RIVERDALE-6-rms and bath stuc-
co over masonry. 5 rooms LIST fl.
Stairway to large finished 2nd fl.
stantial cash. ALVIN EPL1NG, UN.
O3l3 -23
QUEENS CHAPEL. Hyattsville-As-
bestoS shingle; living rm, dining
rm.. kitchen, bfst. porch. > bedrms.,
PAN Storm onaa "!haowsd COWS ven pidnaS an,s
Shrubbery, | block shopping center
and Cap Trans. bus; S9,SOO. $1,000
down, $50 mo. OWNER, UN. 37lt
Evening star., 1949-01-22

UNIVERSITY PARK, MD.
67ll Queens Chapel rd, l block
from Baltimore blvd. 3-bedroom
detached brick home; convenient to
schools and transportation; posses
SION with title; inspection by ap-
pointment only; Sls,95O. GEO. j.
MOSS. Realtor, Shepherd 2600. 26'
Evening star., 1949-01-22
New Cape Cod Homes

Designed to grow with your family.
Two bedrms., equipped. kit, bath.
llv rm: oil hot-air heat. Plan
your own recreation rm. in full base
ment; spacious dormered attic.
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FCONOMV RAMRI,FR

and class Only left. Nothing
omitted TO make this your home of
the future Living room 2Oxl3, ex-
cellent din. rm, lge. kit, steel cab
inets. fully equipped, sliding doors,
fireplace with book receSses. select
oak flooring. sr-conditloned heat,
attic suitable for finishing. basement,
large level lot Visit this amazing
home during the Inaugural holiday.
Out Branch ave. Sc, across D. c.
line TO our sign, turn right to sec
tion and house Open daily 10 am.
PAUL P. STONE
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2-BEDROOM UNITS
SPARE TINE

Why not make money with it, ~
decorating this older 6-rm. frame
home; located in the Arlington For
rest section. For details. call
Arlington Realty Co.
22o4 Wilson blvd, OW. $500. -29
CONTINUED on Next Pags)
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n C. GROVES
HERE is A NIFTY

1II4tO I'D II 4N1I
Cape Cod. near Washington Golf ana
Country Club for only Sl3.250; Q
twin-sizc bedrms.. large liv. rm..
fireplace, family size din. rm. mod
End A.: full bsmt., large level lot.
Call today
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy. at Glebe rd., Ow. eO9o.
Evening star., 1949-01-22

RIvERDALE-S1,50O down, S55 a
mo: lovely 2-yr-old 5-rm. bunga.;
full basement, oil a.-c.h. ROYCE L.
PARKS. 3217 18th st. ne. MI.
447O till 8 pm. -23
Evening star., 1949-01-22

INVES I MEM co.
VACANT and only $1,000 dovn-3-
bedroom home. with powder room on
LIST floor A beautiful home for a
family who can make large monthly
payments; 81. 1875. SUBURBAN
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HASTEN TO SEE

HASTEN TO SEE a
rhis beautiful brick bunsalsw S
expandable 2nd A.; full bsmt., eaS
heaf: large lot: $1,000: AZ loan.
payments only S62 per mo- includ.
ing .axes and insurance. :,
Real Estate Service, Inc. ~
Lee hwy. at Glebe I'd, OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-01-22

81 .5h0-S3, 500 cash, buys this at
tractive det. home in exclusive
Chevy Chase: LIST a, liv rm., din
rm.. kit. porch; end A. bedrns..
bath: oil h.-vh.; det. gar lot
60xl35 ARLIE l. JOHNSON
REALTY CO.. INC. 340@ Conn. ave.
~ u 0P ~InD tiIl O n n,
Evening star., 1949-01-22
SMALL, FARM

SMALL FARM
1914 acres, 2-story frame house; 3
bedrooms and outbulldings; near
transportation Priced at S1.750.
LAUREL REALTY
$50 Washington blvd, Laurel, Md.
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COUNTRY CLUB AREA

Brant Bids. 1884 Wilson blvd. Arl.
Va. Gil. 4216 or OK. 052O. 80
Evening star., 1949-01-22

MODERN 5.BEDRM. HOME and busi-
ness; substantial income; bus, city
water: excel fast~growin3 COM
munity Call Mr.. Puffenberger. TR
1889: ewes, Spruce 049O. T, PAUL
MUDD CO., 240S MINI. ave Sc.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
Test Your Horse Sense-syDr G. w. c'e".:

1. Which is inappropriate in this
general grouping?
Poland China Leghorn
Minorca Orpington
2. A maple leaf is most nearly like
which of these in shape?
Elm Apple Hickory Sycamore
. 3. Which Of these citrus fruits Is
usually the smallest?
Kumquat Orange Tangerine Lemon
4. Which has feminine connota-
ton?
Gillette Arrow Formf1t Hickok
5. How long does it take incubated
chicken eggs to hatch?
10 days 16 days 81 days 28 days
CLIO. In the left column are listed
the residences of five different crea-
lures whose characteristic sounds
Evening star., 1949-10-28

In Africa there are monkeys wh1cl
like to eat the eggs Of birds, also the
young. When such q monkey reaches
a colony Of weaver birds. what a
feast there would seem to be for
him!
Hundreds of weaver birds may live
in nests hanging from the limbs OF
a single tree. The monkey may
succeed in robbing one or more
nests, but quite likely it will have q
tumble. Weaver birds often choose
slender branches on which to fasten
their nests. The branches are strong
enough to support the nests, but
when Mr.. Monkey comes near, he
may find his weight too great,
causing q fall.
Among the monkeys which rob
nests are the Dianas. These animals
have black faces and both males and
females grow white boards. The
tails are long, having more length
than the rest of the monkey.
The tail of a Diana has little use.
It may serve as q balance during
Jump from limb to limb, but it
never is used for holding to q limb.
No monkey which Is a native Of
Africa or Asia can employ its tail
for grasping. The only monkeys
which perform that trick are native
to Latin America.
Like almost every other kind of
monkey, the Diana may be turned
into q pet. A Diana which was put
on board . vessel on the Guinea
coast made a long sea voyage and
was allowed to run about the decks.
One day he jumped on the shoul-
der Of a woman passenger. When
he left her shoulder, he seated him
self on her knees and tried to pull
rings from her fingers. After he
was fed some cakes, he took . nap.
resting on . little bed prepared for
him.
Later during the trip the monkey
learned to feed parrots In cages.
Sometimes hs would chew up sakss
Evening star., 1949-10-28
axe Ny Word for 1t
Frank Colby

French restaurant that pronuncia-
ton would get you nothing but a
puzzled look. The correct French
is: puh-TEE FOOR door rhymes
with moor; both "ss" are silenD
The American pronunciation is:
PET-ee fores dores to rhyme with
cores).
Error No. 8 is pronuncing crepe
suzette as. "kre-su-zet." In French
crepe suzette is: krep s(u)ZET.
(The SUD Is sounded by pursing the
lips as if to say $780," but, without
unpursing the lips, saying "see.")
The American pronunciation Is:
krayp soo-zET.
Error No. 4 Is pronouncing pate
Gas in pate de fois gras) IS: "pay-
tay." The correct French is: pah-
TAY.
The crowning absurdity Is the title
given that particular days column: !:
It was: "Parlez Vous Petit Fours?"
which actually means do you Speak
Little Teacakss2"
Evening star., 1949-10-28

A woman columnist who writes
teen-age chatter, devoted q column
recently to pamphlet she had
found on how to order q meal In
perfect French-and such French!
The pamphlet, she explained, was
prepared by q woman executive OF a
well-known modelling agency. The
purpose of the pamphlet is to help
the models order their meals In
perfect French and draw admiring
glances from nearby diners"
The purpose Is laudable; but the
French Is fantastic in the extreme.
For example, the pamphlet lists
minestrone as French dish! Nine
strone, Of course, is Italian; it's q
soup containing vegetables and
herbs in . meat or chicken broth.
The Italians pronounce 1t: NEE
ness-TROEnay. The English pro-
nunciation is: MIN-uh-STROE-nee.
Error No. 2 Is In giving the French
pronunciation Of petits fours (uttle
tsacakes) - '.pe.tee foo's." In .
Evening star., 1949-10-28
Goren on Bridqe
A Deliberate Underbid Serves Its
Purpose.

A Deliberate UnderDld serves 1tS
Purpose.
Bridge like the stock market has
It's own peculiar bulls and bears.
Gambling at the bridge tables does
not always take the form Of over
bidding. Sometimes player makes
. deliberate underbid in the hope
that by 80 doing he may better
elicit the precise information that
he Is after. The underbid may be q
distinct gamble, in that it risks q
pass from partner and the conse-
quent missing OF a game.
North in today's hand made q
bid that must be considered un-
sound according to all standards,
but he did so with his eyes wide
open. We refer to his rebid Of three
clubs. He risked this glaring un-
derbid in the hope that he might
in this manner obtain support for
one OF his two suits. You may .4ot
approve of his earlier calls, but I
think he handled the subsequent
rounds quite capably.
South responded to the opening
diamond bid with temporizing call
Of one spade. North's rebid was two
clubs and South went to two no.
trump. So far the bidding was
right out Of the book. It was at
this point that North made the tech
nically improper bid Of three clubs.
This normally shows an unbalanced
hand of moderate strength cnly and
one that Is not particularly well
adapted to no-trump play. 1t sug-
gests to partner the propriety Of
playing the hand for a part-score
only and it naturally follows that
there is a grave danger that part
ner will pass. II in this sequence Of
bids North has a strong Eand, but
wishes to insist upon q suit con-
tract, 1t is incumbent upon him to
jump the bid, which in this case
would call for bid Of four clubs.
However, he got by the danger of
q pass when South returned to three
diamonds. North now attempted to
make it clear to his partner that
he had all the time entertained
grand ideas by bidding three hearts.
This could hardly be construed as
. heart suit, since diamonds had
already been bid and clubs rebid. It
was obviously an ace-showing bid
intended to correct The deleterious
effect Of the earlier underbid.
South was made to realize the i'm
portance of his several key cards
and considered it important to show
the ace Of clubs.
At this juncturc North considered
It high time to stop fiddling and
straightway contracted for a slam
in diamonds, the fulfllment of
which, it will be seen, required no
special talent.
Copyright, 1e4s. by Charles H. Goren.)
Evening star., 1949-10-28
Word Game
Find 40 or more words In
ESPOIL,

IlcdIlII1E, W P1V110CI, P111NBC'
Average is 81; Limit, 30 minutes.
Rules-Words must be Of four or more
letters Words which acquire four letters
by the addition Of S." such as bats, :"
cats" are not used. Only one form Of =
word is used. Proper names are not used.
A list will be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
Uncle Rays Corner
BY Romon coffmon

and give bits Of them to the birds.
He also got into mischief, He
would wait for chance to pick up
q knife or other tool and would run
away with it. Once he seized a
mans cap and threw it into the
ocean.
The leaf1et called Flying Machine Pio-
neers'' contains eight pictures and more
than 1000 words Of text: It tells inter.
the history Of aviation You can obtain
COPY by sending stamped, self-addressed
envelope to Uncle Ray In care of The Star.
Allow about 10 days for reply.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
.nswer to WHIRLPOOL
Van Turns Into Bus

A new-type all-purpose van
which turns to a bus in half a
minute by unfolding seats which
fit into the floor, developed by a
Folkstone, England, firm, already
has brought in $3.50. 100000 worth
of orders.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
Not This

Father-Did you take your ,
money to Sunday school?
son-Yes, I put it in the collec-
ton basket. :.
Father-No, you didn't. ! know
what you did with 1t.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
Berlin Dogs Near NormoI

BERLIN R9.-The dogs life in
Berlin is gradually returning to
normal. In summer 1949 the city
had 52.4o0 dogs. about $4,000
more than three years ago. This
makes one dog for every 81 per-
sons, as compared with 50 be-
fore the war. But the dog tax
Is twice the prewar rate, 40
marks $3.50 4 year.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
Moustaches Impress

When a party of $50 Len and
women from Apeldoorn, Holland,
returned from a trip to sports
contests at Nottingham, England,
they said what impressed them
most was the variety Of shapes
and sizes Of the Englishmen's S
mouStaches.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
Lorge Corn Crop

The United States produced
more than $500, ,000, 900 bushels of
corn in 1948. about 1000. .000, 900
more than were produced decade
ago, in 1888.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
Points for Parents b, Edy'h Themo. wo'oe'
Do not question child in such that he tempted He

Father-Here Is your Sunday
school money. Put al Of it In the
collection. This afternoon I think
1t would be fun to 60 to q store
and buy some candy. Would you
like that?
Evening star., 1949-08-20

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Evening star., 1949-08-20
Larsen Gets Post
Al Maryland U.

Christian L. Larsen has been ap-
pointed director Of the Bureau Of
Public Administration ut the Uni
versity Of Maryland.
He succeeds DR.. Joseph w. Ray
who relinquished the position in
order to devote more time to his
duties as head Of the university's
Department Of Government Poll.
tics.
Mr.. Larsen recently has been
with the University Of South ca.
rolina. He is the author Of sew.
eral books on State and local gov.
eminent.
The university also has ai1s
Inounced that Henry J. Shredder.
retired Army colonel, has been
named to coordinate the various
educational projects the university
is carrying on at military posts.
He was named assistant to the
dean and instructor in the univer.
sity's college Of special and con-
tinuation studies. During the last
year he was assistant to Dean
Harold Benjamin in the College
Of Education.
Professor Elwyn A. Mauck Of
the Department Of Government
and Politics, has resigned In order
to give his full time as director
of the State Fiscal Research
Bureau.
Evening star., 1949-08-20
Deaths Reported

From D. c. Bureau of vital Statistics. }
Mary Z. olennon. 90. 1901 Vermont ave.
NV.
Emma r. strole. IS. 1901 New Hampshire
w,Illsm Z. orem, 81. 1901 Connecticut
Frances L. seay. 70. Clifton Terrace. Apt
Ezra g. Matheny. 70. Falls Church. Va.
Flora Gottlieb, 76, 1922 Sth st. NV.
Helen K. johnson, 20. Fairfax. Va.
Lucy DelltnSer. 6S. IS Jefferson st. ne.
Bessie s. Bootman, 6S, "a w st. NV.
Dorothy 9. Vaughan. 81. 1888 st. nv.
Charles Wood, 81. s33 B st. ne.
Mary Cover. so, Silver Spring, Nd.
Joseph P. Donnelly, so, 101 b st. sc.
william c. Schveckert, 80, dordonsville
Hamilton L. Pagan, A. eo1a I st. NV.
Clarence Clements, ~, 1841 L st. ne,
Eliz. Dorsey, s3, 4Is 18th st sc.
James Page, "a, 400 K ST. Sc.
Lucy Jones, SO, S38 21st st. ne.
Christopher c. Blasingame, 81, 1888 New
Jersey ave. NV.
Dora B. West. IS. sos New jersey ave.
Frances Mason, Warrenton, Va.
Randolph Brown. 80, 1440 @ st. NV.
Edna L. Bynum, 80, Annapolis, Nd.
NV.
Evening star., 1949-08-20
Junior Police to Hold
'Cuboret of Sturs'

oa.A Cabaret of Stars part Of .
program to raise $4,000 for the
Junior Police and Citizens Corps,
will be presented by the corps,
and the Hucksters, Inc, a social
club. at the Dunbar Hotel, Fiji
teenth and q streets NV, at 8
pm. Friday.
Use of the dining room Of the
hotel was donated bw Arthur
Bowles. manager. Features of the
show will include Alan Waite and
his BOOSTERS and Clarence billiard
and Maurice Brown. vocalists.
Oliver A. Cowan, director of the
corps, said the money will be used
to purchase equipment for the
group.
Evening star., 1949-08-20

panelist.
500, WWDC-Hollywood Calling:
George Fisher interviews James
Dunn. y
1s:ee, VOL - Chicagoiand Music
Festival: Lauritz Melchoir and
Nancy Carr star In q special broad
cast Of the 10th annual Chicaeoland
Music Festival from Soldiers Field.
Chicago.
Evening star., 1949-08-20
Marylander
Wed in Texas

Miss Mary Cathryn Mahpney.
Of Mrs. w. c. Simons of
Waco. Tex. was married last
evening to Mr.. James Herbert
jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Brothers of Hyattsville.
The wedding took place in the
Seventh and James Baptist
Church in Waco, the Rev. Tilson
F.. Maynard officiating, and the
bride was given in marriage by her
uncle, Mr.. Ancel Brewer.
Mr.. John D. Border Of Takoma
Park went down to be best man
for the BRIDEGROOM.
Evening star., 1949-08-20
Society and Clubs
Ambassador and Mrs. Andrews Honored
By Mr.. and Mrs. Morris at Reception

The Ambassador of the Union of
South Africa and Mrs. Andrews
were the guests in whose honor
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Morris enter
tanned last evening at their lovely
home on Linnean avenue. The 6-to-
8 reception attracted literally all
of official society still in Washing
ton, which held for the resident set
as we'll. The weather was per-
feet, the setting beautiful. the
buffet delicious, and several hun
dred party-minded guests were
at their gayest best.
Ambassador and Mrs. Andrews
stood with their hosts beside the
concert grand piano in the draw
ing room to receive their guests,
many of whom fingered to ad-
mire the unique art objects be-
fore going out to the terrace and
garden. A fine collection Of jade
and numerous oddities Of rare or
historic interest has been brought
from many countries by Mrs.
Morris, who wore for last eve
ning's event a lovely gown OF
black net trimmed with bands OF
gold.
Several bars had been set up on
the lawn, where the buffet aSo
was laid. Surrounding each were
scores of old friends and new
who had come to this farewell
fete for the popular diplomat and
his charming wife. They will be
leaving Washington the end Of
the month and on the 9th Of
September will sail for France,
where he Is to be his country's
ambassador.
Among those noted here and
there in the happy gathering were
Names popular new Senator
Margaret Chase Smith, India S
new Ambassador Pandit and her
daughter, Miss Rita Pandit; the
Cuban Ambassador and Sonora
de Cans, Admiral and Mrs. Clark
Woodward, the Assistant to the
President and Mrs. John r. Steel
man, Senator and Mrs. Claude
Pepper, the Chilean Ambassador,
Evening star., 1949-08-20
Glider Meet Planned
Here Over Labor Day

The pilots who fly without
power are due in washington
Labor Day week end for the first
annual Middle Atlantic States
Soaring Contest. The meet will
be held at Beacon Field, High
way No. / south of Alexandria.
The event is sponsored Jointly
by the Washington Soaring Club
and the Civil Air Patrol. Towed
into the air by powered planes,
the gliders will compete for dis
tance, altitude and duration
honors, 60 in for acrobatics, spot
landings and a closed course
race.