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Evening star., 1949-07-11
Exclusively Yours,

The show will be held. of all
places, in a Washington bank.
Daniel Bell has loaned his Amer
ican Security & Trust Co. build
ing for the occasion and set up a
committee to make arrangements.
Linnaeus T. Savage is show chair
man. He is, in fact, orchid grow
er, enthusiast and instigator of
the whole show. Frederick Siddons
and Hans Ireland, vice presidents
of the bank, will be chairmen of
invitations and prizes, respec-
lively.
Capital society, official and resi-
dental, will be treated to a pre-
view of this super corsage material
the night before the show opens
at a full dress invitation affair.
Feminine guests, married or un-
married, will undoubtedly point
out and admire prodigiously the
posy. that is most apt to stir up
interest in the sender.
Professionals as we'll as hobby
lists will enter the results of
their horticultural efforts. Petal
minded people from all around
will get kick out of seeing the
gorgeous controlled orchids that
Long Island Florist Ralph Kiese-
wetter has won prizes on at the
International Flower Show. He
is the first man to make them
bloom out of season. Uses differ
ent lighting and heating. Then
there's Clint McDade whose or
Evening star., 1949-07-11

The Capital is getting orchid
fever! There simply isn't any
other name for the excitement
that has struck the flower fan
ciers in the home town leading
up to the biggest orchid show
Washington will have ever wit
messed on October 20.
Secretary of Defense Louis
johnson raises orchids, so does
Gen. Harry H. Vaughan, the Pres
ident's aide. Mrs. Joseph E.
Davies has fabulous orchids in
her hothouses here, will have six
plants entered in the show. Mrs.
William K. du Pont will be abroad
at the time, but will probably
send an entry. Last year she
brought yellow oncidiums down
herself.
The National Capital Orchid
Society that covers Washington
and nearby Maryland and Vir-
ginia-president, DR.. ]. F. Schirer
is putting on this affair that
last year drew $4,000 people to
see 100000 worth of the exotic
blooms. This years display will
be worth two or three times that
amount!
Twelve airlines will fly in every
variety of orchid from foreign
countries, including some from
the imperial gardens in Tokyo.
Each airline is limited to only
"a blooms or sprays because Of
limited display space.
Evening star., 1949-07-11
Society News
White Chimneys Scene Of Garden Fete;
Mrs. Hempstone, Mrs. Sheldon Hostesses

club, was warmly greeted. 1t was
her first party since her recent ILL
ness and it was hard to believe she
has celebrated her 87th birthday
anniversary.
The party was informally ar
ranged and those who assisted
at the attractive buffet table were
asked after they arrived. Sliced
turkey, ham and beef were served
with sliced and buttered bread, in
addition to quantities of dainty
sandwiches, ices and cakes. The
improvised bar was set up on the
terrace and on the lawn. and in
the garden chairs and tables were
placed for the convenience of
the guests.
Daughters and daughters-in-
law of the hostesses were among
those assisting including Mrs.
John w. Thompson, jr.; Mrs.
Garfield Swift, Mrs. Ormund
Griffith Sexton, III; Mrs. Arthur
Middleton Hill. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Noyes Mcdowell.
Admiral Sheldon joined the
company toward the latter part
of the reception hours and Capt.
Hempstone greeted guests as they
left the terrace and went into the
garden.
About o'clock guests were IN
vited into the drawing room to
hear several solos which were
sung by Mrs. Hempstone's SON.
in-law, Mr.. Garfield Swift, gifted
and cultivated baritone. Mr..
Swift sang several solos, showing
artistic finish, dramatic ability
and beautiful voice. After urg-
ent requests he sang the prologue
from It Pagliacci," one of the
great arias for baritones. He was
very ably accompanied by Miss
Dorothy Gull.
Evening star., 1949-07-11
By Katharine M. Brooks

Members of the diplomatic
corps are among the thousands
travelling during these early sum-
mer weeks. The Canadian Am
bassador and Mrs. Hume Wrong
came back from Canada the end
of last week and Wednesday will
70 to Boston. They will attend
and formally open an exhibit OF
Canadian art which will be on
view at the Boston Museum OF
Art. The Canadian exhibit Is
sponsored by tfie National Muse
um of Art Of the Dominion.
The Dominican Ambassador, DR..
Luis Francesca Thomen. joined
Sonora de Thomen at the En-
bassy last week after a long stay
abroad where he went to attend
conferences on agriculture and
commerce. The Ambassador and
Sonora de Thomen plan to motor
to Canada next month.
Sonora de Dillon, wife OF the
Ecuador Ambassador, who re-
manned In Paris when he returned
from a months vacation abroad
is expected to join him at the
Embassy this week.
The Panamanian Ambassador
and Sonora de Vallarino got back
last week from a vacation in their
homeland. Their attractive and
vivacious young daughters, who
accompanied them home. re-
manned there and will join them
in the autumn.
The New Zealand Ambassador,
Sir Carl Berendsen. is in New
York today to meet the New Zea-
land Minister of Finance Mr.. Wal
ter Nash when he arrives there.
The visitor will be in this coun-
try only four hours on his way
to London for financial confer
ences. The Ambassador and Lady
Berendsen will sail July % for
South America for a six weeks
vacation.
Coming back to Washington the
latter part of the month are the
Israeli Ambassador and Mrs. Eli
ahu Elath who have been in Israel
for several weeks.
The First Secretary of the Turk
ish Embassy, Mr.. Faruk N. Berkol,
has left on motor trip through
New England.
The First Secretary of the Thai
Embassy and Nine. Kridakon will
return the end of the week from a
vacation in Florida.
The Second Secretary of the
Norwegian Embassy and Mrs. Elo-
vius Mangor will sail the end of
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Diplomats Among travellers
Near and Far This Summer

this month for their homeland
where the former will have a six
weeks vacation. When he returns
to the Capital Mrs. Mangor will
go to Paris and join him in Wash
ington later in the year.
Word has reached friends here
Of the former Iran Minister and
Nine. Noury- Esfandiary that af-
ter a pleasant visit in Paris they
have started on the last portion of
their journey home. They were in
Washington for some years and
left here in the spring for England
where they made several visits be-
fore going to Paris.
A former Peruvian Ambassador,
Senor Pedro Beltran has come
back to Washington for a brief
visit and is staying at the Carlton.
Senor Beltran now is president of
the Peruvian Reserve Bank in
Lima.
Evening star., 1949-07-11
Capital Smtten With Orchid Fever Months Before Big Show
Which WI! Drox Entries From Al! Ports Of the World
BY Betty Beole =

child business extends from Sigma
Mountain, Tenn, to England.
Whether the high price of Or
chids is artifically kept as is often
claimed by the ardent suitor-
consumer, don't know, but they
are expensive to grow. A species
plant that will bloom in a year
costs about $40, averages two to
four flowers which have required
seven years of nurture before
blooming. Most plants bloom only
once a year, some twice and a
rare few thrice annually. These,
though, get the attention OF a
thoroughbred horse.
Evening star., 1949-07-11

Mrs. Sheldon, wife Of Rear Ad-
miral Luther Sheldon, and her sis
ter, Mrs. Hempstone, wife of Navy
Capt. Smith Hempstone, were
joint hostesses yesterday at a de-
lightful garden party. The fete
was given at White Chimneys, the
home of Capt. and Mrs. Hemp
stone in Edgemoor and probably
was the last party they will give
there as they are moving to a
bungalow which they have built
In one corner of the property.
Residential old Washington and
those from Navy circles were
among the close personal friends
of the hostesses who were asked
to meet the American Newspaper
Women's Club. Both Mrs. Sheldon
and Mrs. Hempstone are associate
members of the organization.
Guests were invited from 5. to 7
o'clock but the party was so de-
lightful that many remained un-
til well after 8 o'clock. Mrs.
Hempstone, wearing a gray lace
frock, and Mrs. Sheldon in navy
blue lace, greeted their guests on
the terrace. They were assisting
in receiving by the president of
the club, Miss Grace McGerr. who
returned Thursday from Europe,
and Mrs. William M. Candy, one
Of the two founders of the club.
Miss Daisy Prentice, aunt Of the
hostesses, was there and held
court of her own. Many stopped
to chat with her and recall her
prowess not so many years ago, as
publicity chairman for the League
of Republican Women.
The newspaper women's favorite
"Meggs," Kate Scott Brooks, their
dean and first president of the
Evening star., 1949-07-11
Emily Post.

Today's first question is: do
the attendants parents have to
be invited to the wedding and the
reception. Our reception has to
be small and it seems unfair to
include these whom we do not
know very well and have to leave
out other much closer friends"
Very definitely the parents of
the bridesmaids should be invited
either to the church or the re-
ception-not necessarily to both.
But the parents of the ushers very
we'll might be omitted if they are
strangers to your parents and the
wedding guests really must be
limited.
my Stepmother"
Dear Mrs. Post: I don't like
the word stepmother, but I do
very much like my stepmother.
She's new. How shall I intro
duce her to people without calling
her my stepmother"? I'm not
going to call her mother" and
the nickname I myself use for
her wouldn't explain who she is.
Answer: Your manner and the
accent of your voice can make
my stepmother" show your af-
lection for her very plainly. Or,
if you prefer. you can equally we'll
say, my fathers wife" with
warmth and pride.
Curb Side for Man
Dear Mrs. Post: Please straighten
us out as today's position on the
sidewalk for a man who is walking
with a lady. One sees men just as
much on the inside as on the curb
Evening star., 1949-07-11

side and we wonder if the rule
has been changed.
Answer: Again and again I
have written in this column that it
makes no difference whatsoever
whether the man is on the curb or
the girl is on the curb, but it does
make a difference whether or not
she is on his right. The right side
of a gentleman is the position Of
courtesy. The curb side is by COM
parison of little Importance.
Answering Invitation by Telephone
Dear Mrs. Post: When sent an
informal note of invitation. would
it be permissible, if more conven-
lent, to telephone an acceptance?
Answer: If the invitation is
from some one you do not know
very well, and you can be sure
that your note will reach her
promptly, you should write your
answer. But If she is an intimate
friend, or if there is doubt that
your note will reach her promptly.
it would be best to telephone.
Do you find it difficult to find
the right words to say when
parting With friends? or tDould
you like to know hoD to intro
duce a stranger at a big party?
You DiL find Mrs. Posts leafet,
Eli helpful. To obtain q copy.
send S cents in coin and a SELF
addressed enDelope to her, care
The Evening Star, P. o. Bor SO.
Station G, NeD York 19, N. Y.
Mrs. Post is sorry she cannot
anSDer personal mail.
Evening star., 1949-07-11

OF particular interest to Cap
ital society will be the announce
ments being made today of the
engagements of two popular men,
bers of the younger set.
From Mr.. and Mrs. Llewellyn
Dudley Nicolson comes the an
of the engagement OF
their daughter, Dudley, to Mr.
David Hopkins Semmes. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hodges
Semmes of Great Elm Farm,
Miss Nicolson is a graduate OF
the Holton Arms School and
Bennett Junior College, Millbrook,
Evening star., 1949-07-11

Irwin GhOrmIey OF this city and
Seattle, Wash. The wedding will
take place in the fall.
Miss Mclean graduated from
the ElmhurSt Academy. Prov
idence, r. l., and attended the
University of Washington. STAN
ford and George Washington
Universities. She received her
degree in government from George
Washington last fall.
Her fiance attended the Uni
versity of Idaho. was graduated
from the University Of Washing
ton and received his masters de-
gree in chemical engineering
Evening star., 1949-07-11

N. Y. She made her debut IN the
winter of 1947 and is a provisional
member of the Junior League.
Mr.. Semmes attended Landon
School and is a graduate of Epis-
copal High School and Princeton
University, where he was a men,
ber of the Cap and Gown Club.
He served a year as a United
States Navy Aircrewman.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Heber
Hampton Mclean of Arlington
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Evelyn Lane, to Mr..
Edward Longstreth Ghormley,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Evening star., 1949-07-11
Will Be Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel E. Lips
comb of Ashlapd, Va. announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Mary Ellen. to Mr.. Thomas w.
Hayden. son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Hayden of Alexandria.
The wedding will take place in
September.
Evening star., 1949-07-11


Miss Patricia Jean Kassing,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Kassing of Arlington, was mar
ried to Mr.. Harris A. Wood, jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wood of Co.
lumbus, Ohio, in the First Chris
tian Church in Ludlow. KY, the
Rev. Upton officiating.
The wedding took place De-
cember 81, but because both were
attending Ohio University at the
time, the young couple decided
not to announce their marriage
until now. After August l, Mr..
and Mrs. Wood will return to
Athens. Ohio, to resume their
studies at Ohio University.
Evening star., 1949-07-11
September Wedding

The engagement of Miss Irene
Beatty McNey to Mr.. Kenneth
Henry Bergman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Henry Bergman,
has been announced by the BRIDE
elects parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Alexander McNey.
Evening star., 1949-01-27
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLANp
JANUARY BARGAINS

JANUARY BARGAINS
7-year-old 2-bedroom brick BUNGALOW
yfstas; sie,SoG. rsde'0r' $1,000 down;
4 -bedrm. brick bungalow. 2 Yrs. old;
liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm., mod.
kit. Gl financed; $1,000 cash.
Gaithersburg- bedrms., mod; nice
neighborhood; S13,25O.
Chevy Chase, Md bedrms. Il
d0.n:.G do.n; with rs PATH; sGn lsrse lot; we'll
1st d. bedrm: and bath. 2 extra lge.
hedrms.. and bath up: mod. brick In
Bethesda. Like new, $ls,95O.
Silver Spring. S-yr. .-old brick, like
new, superb kit. with breakfast rm.
Rsnf,sd Ioest.S rsS sisasG 5% beautiful lot well
Z bath; 3 bedrms. " and bath up up:
rented for $l75 mo; poss. go days.
English Village, 2 doors of Bradley
blvd; new center-hall Colonial brick,
ljv. rm. and master bedrm. are 25.
IT. long; powder rm.. rec. rm.. stor-
age attic; att. garase: well financed.
Our best buy, $22,95O.
LIST a. bedrm. and bath, Bethesda;
3 bedrms., 2 baths UP; pine paneled
rec. rm. with flrepl. and " bath;
bullt-in gar, S22,950.
Bradley blvd. bedrm: and full bath
SSwn; fSt 81 3 bfdTms' sdn and bath UP; large
HOWARD R. SCHAFER
742S Wis. ave. WI. SAL. O. ..
post ONCE is opposite u.s.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

I GET RESULTS. II you want re.
suits suits cal saIl VA WALDO HARRIS. Ii.
pnT. psgES' 'a-fAM1EYs Mki hIs4; or 3 or 4 b.drms
$4,000 cash. AT. 719O.
HAVE PURCHASERS for homes in
NV. or Chevy Chase. Can procure
apt. In NV, Tor you II / sell your
home. ME. 1719; ewes, Ia. 57lI.
HnLCREsT AREA-Detsched, semi
detached or row house. Have over
$1,000, cash to put down. II your
p9,ee p9 ys Is fair; nhons we can .a. sell it for
9sEsAydAATgTE. ss ydAATgT ReaitoF, 1915 K st. NV
URGENT NEED-Have buyer who
will pay. all cash Immediately for
or bedrm. Diet. brick house in
ESol,1ow 1900 NV. l1eatien; Please call M
s. PHILLIPS. DI. i41I. -
URGENT-Detache brick, with 4
bedrooms and . baths, in Chevy
Chase. Shepherd Park or any COM
parable, Northwest location; 1st-h
den and powder room preferred but
99S9tt s66 essential; th vi. VII pay up to
possession within so days. Phone
Mr., Evans. Wo. O2eO. with SHAN
NON g. LucHs CO.. 1905 H st. NV,
Ma. 2345.
ADMINISTRATION Ex.
ECUTIVE will pay $4,000 cash for
or Ma Md cesson es eame red ID ss gsSa With
JAMES |. DIXON a. CO. ST. 1900;
FOR A QUICK eficient selling Job,
list your home with LUR1A BROS.
Call OW. $500 for q free appraisal.
Will VIII FAY s0n TOP Sts0i; CASH ssHl'nssH9 FRleE foi
YOUR frame or brick house. No COM
If PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
OF your home. business or invest.
ment property Is what YOU desire
North Capitol, MA. $3.50. Free ap-
cHHRIEs S. esps GUM has ssn'e Clients asis wait
Ing TO- purchase homes in any sec
ton OF Wash. and nearby Maryland.
vi VIII "a; PAY Cash for houses. white
location: Ewes: cali DE. oss5
erty owners guarantees results. List
your property with VIM. H. SAUN-
DERs co. INC. Realtors since
Vi sfa HAVE 1s'e CASH s. BuREnso PI iois lor homes
and investment properties. What
have you to offer THos. e. JAR
RELL CO.. Realtors (estab. 1879,
I'll 10th st. NV, MA. O765.
wanted. Sew. buyers waiting. WALDO
HARRIS, Ii. a979. ME. 1894.
WILL PAY YOU all cash today for
your house in any section or in any
condition. RE. 2735 or 81. 7747.
in all sections Of the city. No
charge for our appraisal. FLOYD
Z. DAVIS CO., 1929 K ST. NV. MA.
035.; ewes. CO 29O0.
200 DOWN. $50 MO. payments or
less. NV. ne. FRANK BRETEMPS,
6O07 Quincy St. Biadensburg. Md.
QUICK WILL BE the action in buy
ing your home for cash. MITCHELL
QUICK. 81. 1871. RA. 34lS. 2Ss
waiting for 2. 3 and A
bedroom homes IN Silver Spring or
nearby Maryland and D. c. areas.
Call today, WORTHINGTON REAL
TY, Realtors. s427 Georgia ave,
U p; ro o'sY; $4,000 CASH will be paid paid for
4-bedrm. home In Spring Valley,
Kent. BriarclifI, Wesley Heights, or
kenwood area. Call buyers repre-
sentative. FA. 1916. so
SERVICE, will buy or
sell your home. D. c. property only
MR; JAY. TR. 203S; ewes, RA
Evening star., 1949-01-27
EASTMAN & SEAY
HOLLINSWOOD

Near Falls Church. s13. 3.eoo-s1s.sso.
2-story Colonial. priced below the
market. Attractive individual on y.
acre lot; all brick. 3-bedrms., full
tile bath and shower, spacious clos.
cts, dining rm., liv. rm. with drepl.,
Colonial mantel; kit. equip. with
range and 7-ft. refrigerator: copper
plumbing; furred walls, Ain. rock
wool insulation and complete wea-
ther stripping; guaranteed dry base.
ment, gas &C. heat: decorated with
oil paintings and wallpaper which
can be selected by you II purchased
now.
$16,s5O. California rambler, charm.
ing in pastel colors on masonry con.
struction; picture windows, utility
rm. and attached spacious garage,
with same quality construction 40
above. Select your own decoration
scheme BY acting now.
Open daily from l pm. through Sun-
day, January 80. On Leesburg
pike Route -, 8 miles west Of Falls
Church.
ELVAN R. THORPE
Real Estate. Tyson Corner. Phone
Vienna 693-W. 80
Evening star., 1949-01-27

PENCE GE0RGE9 COUNTY
brick. 8 yrs. old. located in Decatur
Heights section; consists of living
rm.. dining rm:. kitchen. three bed
rms. bath. full basement, built-in
saIase; screened porch, oil bot
nished or uniurnished; reasonably
appt. to inspect. call NIMETZ Il
HIMMrARs, HI Lea RE. 5000; after s.
BR2NeGVfLLE. Ia eGnfi m.-s.rm. IsS fS.m.
on n1m's acre s.sa sroand SICK. "fssn iaem
tIansp;; M ,,iS g sooS cash: After 8 pm.
GLENDALE. ss,8boGLsrge 7-rm. q
story bricktex home. on acres;
Scar det. garage. chicken house,
I: PRIMRosE REALTY. wa. 4s5s,
RX1fAST Mai NJ; ev;ALLEY-nonv.t.r.n. can
assume ~ loan on this quality
bungalow Of 8 really spacious rms.
Mffs1a iheIS9Sfe2KIts sUSfeK ST. bug s7s essk
HYATTsvILLE - BUNGALOW, 8 rms,
2 blks. st. Jerome's School: Q bus
lines n DIX. away. 9l,OUO 0oWn,
about $75 monthly. For more in
formation. call WA. $500. WA. 670l'
HYxTTsvLLE i12VT HiLIS-Eoveis s-rm.,
1h-story bunsalow, full bsmt.. INV.
h.: gar; S12.950, terms. ROYCE I;
PARKS, 3217 18th st. ne. MI
RIVERDALE, MD.-Barsain for non
veteran; S-rm. and bath, oil h.-w.h.;
lge. lot, 7Ox24O; l blk. from bus,
conv,. to. stores. schools and
churches: immed. poss.: price. SILL
900, $4,000 cash, bal, Sa5 per mo.
peter J. hagsn, Realtor, 3641 34th
Ct, Mt. Rainier. Nd, phone uN.
THKOMA PARK-Bunsalow, asbsstos
shinsle; 8 rms. and bath. large attic,
oil heat; nice neighborhood, close to
school; $l1.2b0, terms. RE. 3316.
CHAPMAN RkALTY CO. Open 9 TIL
rE%rEk ai'iy HILLS s.E.-ovn.r must
sell; 1h story. how'd, mrs. full bsmt. :.
2 bedrms.; lge. lot. Ask for George"
with JOHN CARONAKER, days. RE.
e1ll: ewes, OIL: 1871, SP. 0630. =
ATTENTION VETS = $3.50 cash,
S73.33 mo-. New B.room modern
brick bungalows, basement, expand
able attic, gas a.e. heat. MITCHELL
QUICK, ST. 1881; eyes,, SH. 674e. .
Evening star., 1949-01-27

GI-$1,100 CASH
And 500 per month buys this charm
ing broom bungalow: tile bath. ex-
pansion attic, full basement: room
for the children to play and the
dog to run: sold, only left: act
nneeSWs and save .dtssppointEent. AT.
THE GABLES co.
2423 Minnesota ave. sc. -2s
Near University of Md.
Custom built English style residence,
16" stone construction, on beauti-
fully handicapped corner lot; living
rm., dining rn1., mahogany paneled
paruuet frs.; 8 bedrms., IN baths,
large recreation rm., built-in garage,
2 hreplaces: WIN, H. SAUNDERS
CO., INC, DI. 1918. -2S
Evening star., 1949-01-27
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp

Indian Springs Park, Md.
t9aaye soratE n. bs osfk rP 9e ;bsvt At
gas heat, full bsmt.. laundry trays,
wide frontage. safe location for
children. Priced at only S13.250 for
quick sale.
WALTER A. BROWN
Il04 Vermont ave. NV. Ma. 1852,
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CHEVY CHASE

Most attractive white Colonial house
convenient to elementary school, 4
bedrooms, 2 tile baths. good attic
and basement. Gas heat. Storm
windows throughout. A perfect home
for family with young children. Ex-
cellent financing. Exclusive with
D. A. HANES CO., INC.
1900 Goth st. NV. MI. $3.50; ewes,
Mrs. Burnside. WI. 3761. -27
ROCKVILLE COLONIAL
Only 3 blocks from Post, Once, q
charming old Colonial, beautifully
TestSred es.a on @ acres fsn,.sis IsTHe
reception hall. living room dining
room, den, powder rom. large
rooms and bath on end floor; per-
feet condition: enough ground for
garden, chickens and horses; small
cash will handle.
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
1920 Conn. ave. EN-. 1900 ~ Q
Evening star., 1949-01-27

I GET RESULTS. II you want re.
suits. call WALDO HARRIS, Ii.
9979. ME. 1894.
DET. 2-FAMILY or 3 or bedrms
with income in NV, near bus; have
$4,000 cash. AT. 719O.
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HOIISE

653 Lebaum st. sc. TR. 0112. TR.
29EA
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BRICK BUNGALOW
$12,96O, 80, 900 ~ 1st trust, $67 per
mo. IS lovely rms. and bath. full
eAMPAEEl1S e;iP IL ns' l. %oop. 9Se SoAiHe * 4iis; M
eYeA and Sun. WI 12Q1 so
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$1,000 DOWN

TO BE SACRIFICED
1919 Lang pl. n.e.-$7.950. $1,000
cash. S65 per month. Colonial row
brick home; contains rooms and
bath; gas air-conditioned heat;
hardwood floors throughout. Large
RA. 2s7s. '" s A
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos No. Capitol st.. Realtor. ma. $3.50.
Evening star., 1949-01-27

Home in Silver Spring. 4 bedrooms
n hRd rm, thsd dinns paths lm e en nd b.df@s hanI
and tiled bath on first floor: full
ssmt ss1 ot6 gas heSs; lgs loS Drtsed tx
Realtors, $40 Ca. ave-. Sill. Spg.. 81
800 till q pm -27
Evening star., 1949-01-27

SILVER SPRING
Spacious home, containing 6 rms,
3 bedrooms and bath; oil a-c heat,
nice-sized lot with trees; located in
close-in Silver Spring. Price, ST 1900
Only $500 down. Balance like
rent. Call
PAT TROIANO
Realtor, s27 14th st. NV. MA. $3.50
or CHI 6l35.
Evening star., 1949-01-27
FALLS CHIIRCH
YEONAS REALTY
GIL. 21nn. OK 12A2 %
FALLS CHURCH

Lovely home. recently remodeled, on
beautiful acre corner lot; many
shade trees. including peach, apple,
black walnut and dogwood; unusual
garden SPACE. new stable for pony.
with fireplace. unusual large equip.
kit.,. 2 bedrms. and bath; attlo
partly finished into 2 sleeping rms.
metal Venetian blinds throughout,
bath; walls and attic fully Insulated:
det. garage. This home Is cony. to
parochtal and public schools; o GOOD
place to live. Priced right. easily
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