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Ar excellent site ter . supermArNvt
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PRICE REDUCED

s-besroom brick Colonial. tnnmsen-
ntr condition. lagxs Msing room
with firsplscs, 6inins room. equipped
kitchen. full basement With hre-
piaee and cutside entvanss. located
IN Norfh Ariinston. near Wexteyef
ouly 9 bieckx 10 shcppinx ane
schools; ne1erate essh psymfns sna
afI.g0o. To insect. exn
YEONAS REALTY
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Evening star., 1949-04-24

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an,, a.m sp,a .,sr. gar .ne 81 o.. sss .s.fanss, @ PEI
iss.sd. Df. $3.50. RA o6os after
siIsnn srxIso-ariek ster. slas
aaxk0i good location fer dsas .ioTs.
sis aEo. slssnsf isrms '' 'cosYnss ss's saxsITY
co: 81. +iss; ewes. and sur 80
MASS. AVE. near Tasms, ctrtl.r-~so
rooms. running sstsr, oil burner
susssheass. srEsnifssion. Isss.,en-
Mar sta AND d sTs. Nw.~--s.s s3sFy
sTtek with rec gas-stssm furnace
lot 80 n vide rental estimated 81
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INDUSTRIAL pRopERTY--sAlf

A1OUf az AcnEs. rene6 heasy h.
saonssss nsas.s IHo 2. bosoFAs. va
ss<so VA H4Ns -
Mpusr1iAL DIIf.DIsG. In assrsy
Nd: s0xf.0. high eeslirs. suikeels
for sscrnae Or ms1s piensy pArktns.
ne restrartsnnss pr5ee1 reAsense!s;
IA Hociamsoa. NJ 3 "a. $50.
Evening star., 1949-04-24
FOUR-BEDROOM

FOUR-BEDROOM
plan, iarfe liyins room,
dining room and very complete MOD
ern kitchen, fun basement. oil heat
recreation room with bar ana Frig-
idaire built N and included: fenced
In corner lot, so-it. frontate, on
wide blvd, and double Garaee. 1t
is impossible TO adequately describe
this properly in print. You must
see Il to sppreeaite the size OF
rooms, etc II is in a nne section
Of Alexandria. Va, close to every
thing. Owner Is transferred and has
authorized US 10 ofier II st q most
reasonable price. We will be happy
to show this property and discuss
price and terms after inspection
with interested purchasers.
THE BARRY'S
2206 Mt, Vernon ave. Alex. Va.
Phone AL. 007s or TE. 2&42. The
Old Reliable once" "a
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Open Today, / Til Dark
2l9 E. GEORGE MASON RID.
Falls Church. Lovely brick bunEa.
low, unusually we'll built OF excellent
material. immaculate throushont,
Ike brand new, this furnished OF
unaurHtshed hQzHe. 4 Beautiful neS
furniture, 4 tastsfaliy +selected, excsls
lent quality, lovely living room with
class -mantled Colonial fireplace,
spacious screened tile hvins poreh.
perfect for summer entertaining.
Attractive dinlna room, beautifully
|. equipped kitchen. 9 lovely bedrooms,
largs He'd bath, moe closets thrcuMas
OUT large. Expansion Attic, larGe
bsnit. With recreation room ana
built. in bar, laundry room with new
Bendix: oil a.-c. heat: hrGe lot.
Occupied only By owner. No. chill.
dren. Beautifully kept. "A spiendid
buy. Must be seen TO be appreci-
sted. Priced for quick sale, 81. 300
cash will handle. See this today.
TO reach: Out Lee hwy. past trafne
light 10 Fails Church to oeorge
Mason I'd. left 70 2ie and open
EDWARDS REALTY
Evening star., 1949-04-24
RAM-BLERS
LOOKS. .750

New; s rms, Q bedrms.. bath. hv,
rm.. dinetfe, kitchen, lsrse utility
rm.. porches, ultramodern: 6lock
painted white; on lot lb0xzSs.
Drive out Va. Route 30 from Ne
moral Esidssa a niles To-. . sisr g
preniSes: or Monday, call u. 33g3,
bHlLLIP9 q CO. -A
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
WANTED
PROPERTY FOR SALE

LstRs Tetl located warehouse wanted
Prefer spafs convertible to htAcF ust
Cali Mr. DIXON Broker 9sT 5soe4
Evening star., 1949-04-24
SEEMS IMPOSSIBLE
hid Won Ever Consider
TWO 5-RM. APTS.

In this 3-family bldg, In Alexandra
has oil h.-v.h., double garase, cry
light basement, screened porch fof
each apt; conyen. to Russell I'd. bus.
stores and school; shows excellent
return on investment: price, slI-
$50. Call Elizabeth w. Rosen.
William P. ParramOre
..t.x. ru 0aRR nw 1877 ia
Evening star., 1949-04-24
4-BEDROOM BARGAIN

AIexa andria-s-room charming OLD
Si0,e00, good terms; all improve
nents incl. circulator heater, paint,
paper and hoors in new cond. Both
din. rm. and. unusually bright kitch-
that 4-bedfm. house you want but
without that big $4,000 price tag;
rent one a. or couple Of rooms and
occupy remainder PRACTICALLY Tree;
sos Princess St, AL. 2154. "a
Evening star., 1949-04-24
3rk. Bungalow-S10,700
OPEN 2 TO 6 PM.

Your opportunity tc purchase an all
brick home consisting of liv. rm..
equipped kit. with dining space, 2
fun basement. Oil a.-c. heat: cony.
to shopping and transp. fac; at 9
very reasonable price. May so OIL
with low cash payment, otherwise
may be handled with Approx, 81 200
cash and reasonable monthly pay.
out Lac blvd. approx. ] mi. past
Seven Corners to WestmoTeland st.
IN Jefferson village. :. on Westmore-
tanS Iii. to WashinGton ave. left
To SOS and our open" sign.
Dominion ms. 6s Realty Agy.
GL. $685.. 31o3 10th. OK. LTD,
Evening star., 1949-04-24
INDUSTRIAL pRopERrY-sAtE

BALTIMORE BISp.--sse-fg front
age. lSI 500 50. IL, With sSS Il. en-
q a o. RR.. lae 80. Il. A NJ
APS.Ox. %. .e0e 50. 1T. Of indus
trial ground With apprex- SEQ II.
frontage on walter front 10 min
utrs from U. 8 CApitol VIII asll
exchange. lease or butld, fun enn-
mission TO cooperating hrckeFs Csh
MILTON vIkNfcK. I4e+ l. 81 nv
SAFE oR LEAsE-w.r,heu,s OF
Brick. ever i SEQ seaars fesi each
aoor, srteslan well, wired faf
motors and heard. 1 acre land, more
AvaIlabls II desired. suitable fer orr
b..Ek yard. coal yard or iron works
located on T. - priCs emily -
5U0. easy terms Teiephone AlrA-
andria a.4a or Temple uoi4
industrial Eroaaa, n
C, No tallrned sininEs ~Art-
houses erected for weli-ettas Arms
Z. n Ll9HTRoWN. WA l9sA .
GROUND r. lRl
sites. ., G., Nd. Va small lots,
larss tracts! railroad sidinss, ware
houses euii Tor lease reasonable
prlces. GEORGE Y. woRTHfS6-
TON Il son, Active Realtors Since
1897. lils Eye 81. Nv. Ma S3s6
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REDUCED TO $12,6O0

HEUUCED To D. A,UUO
Beautiful b-rm and tile bath bungs-
low in Jefferson Village. Completeiy
III tiisu'sIl nrepl: lee., dry bsmt.. with
knotty pine rm. and painted walls
sunday It'll 6. Drive out Lee blvd
turn into Marshall St. then left l
Blk. to 719 Westcott st. ana open
THE fE1 RICHARDSON AGCY:
OK. 1926, GIL. 36ss. Sunday call
Evening star., 1949-04-24
lpARrMrhT HOUSES WANTED

WANTED TO Buf direct trem 9satf
state price and location In frat
letter, Box Ias-B Star --sS
UNIT. APT HOUSE wanted. 5000
NV. rental sec or nearby Mo.
Reak. price. SUB. cash payment,
MR., BARKER, ST.. 3e4a s6s
Evening star., 1949-04-24
Open SUN. / 10 6

JI GN 6ONss = " y
You are invited 70 visit cur lovely
have { going ecmmuntfy Of ..oecupiee
homes and . few choice others. In.
ciuding rambiers. Ccloniais and
bunGsiows to select from. Seems
Is convincins evsdsnqe that these are
the best buys you have seen N
recrfon. 3.5 miles west Of Pals
Church on Leesburs pike to our
open sign on rirht. cH. sis4-
JAMES q. WARE
Evening star., 1949-04-24
1gt COML BLDG.

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Evening star., 1949-04-24

las ACRES Of splendid rich rellins
land that q tractor can wofks wjth
hos wire fsnelns. ls seres of shesit
Of Alfalfa. 81. 500 cattle hank barn
room residence with electric are
piione All for only $40. 200. With
In 5 miles OF Fropt Roysl, Va.
20o-f, corner location on Nc. 30
and I3 hvyxr Z miles cut Of win
chester, vs. aplsnctd tourist court
'eea.ion, Take the s8ux.n1' at csiiy
~. 600
900 n, on No. II halfway, ss-mls
north OF Tomsnrook. Va. $3.50
with all Improvement Cglf Gas
sanks In grcund CLAUDE l., HUsI,
Soa q. Royal ave. Front Regal Va.
TS4 194
Evening star., 1949-04-24
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1910 WILSON BLVD.

zored commercial: vacant. BznShaew.
s bedruaa.- = baths. oil hesi lsrgs
lot alcnr worth price asked Do9nas
rnraGt Ideal fer hons and tn1ofSf
fhe 81. fgum grace school sHc =
ideal for retkre1 pxTEon AooEtnS faf
s~rursEy and investment -
MANNAS REALTY co.
sils wsisen bird. OIL o. OK @sss
Evening star., 1949-04-24
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Evening star., 1949-04-24

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Evening star., 1949-07-13
|Chief Justice
ATTENDS Party
|FOr Horton

The repartee few fast last night
at the party for stage and flm
comedian Edward Everett Horton.
Mr.. Horton, who is currently
starring in Noel Coward's Pres
ent Laughter" at Olney Theater
and can be counted on for q
laugh offstage as well as on. met
his match in the persons of the
Chief Justice and Mrs. Fred M
Vinson. When 1t comes to being
raconteurs Of amusing stories. the
latter two rate among the top in
the Capitals ofiicialdom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Everett
O'Neill gave the after-theater
supper for Edward Everett Hor-
ton. 1t was probably their names
that caused the beginning Of a
beautiful friendship, but at any
rate the O'Neills met the actor last
year at Rehoboth Beach. Del, and
they have been firm friends ever
since. Mr.. Horton asked them UP
for his opening Of Present
Laughter" at Philadelphia. and
last evening they retaliated with a
gay party at Olney Inn.
Besides the star Of the show and
the Chief Justice and his wife
others present were Judge and
Mrs. Henry w. Edgerton, Judge
and Mrs. E. Barrett Prettyman,
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Maxwell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark King. Miss
Lorene Steifel, Mr.. William 3.
Jones, Mr.. c. Newell Atkinson,
Miss Virginia ONeale and Mr..
Richard e, Doscher,
Evening star., 1949-07-13
Who Is Invited to Shower?

Dear Mrs. Post: Is it proper to
ask the groom's mother to q
shower given for his fiancee? Also.
what other friends and relatives
of his?
Answer: She should not be in
vited solely because she Is the
mother of the groom. But she
would quite naturally be included
if a friend of the brides family.
The same applies to friends and
relatives of the bridegroom.
Wedding Announcement
Dear Mrs. Post: Is a single card
now permissible for wedding an
nouncements? I've seen these on
Ia large card lately and wondered
If it was new.
Answer: The conventional an
nouncement is still engraved on
the first side of folded sheet.
(Are you familiar Uith the
difference in types of table serU-
ice? Mrs. Posts booklet, No.
SOB, explains the formal or Eu-
ropean service, the American
service and hostess alone serv-
ice. To obtain a copy. send 10
cents (coin preterred. and q
Scent stamp to her, care OF
The Euening Star. P. o. Bor SO.
Station G, New York 10, N. Y.
Mrs. Post is sorry she cannot
ans1Der personal n,dil.J
Evening star., 1949-07-13
Barbara Lee
To Entertain

Miss Barbara Lee Of Bethesda
will be hostess at a luncheon Sat-
urday in honor Of Miss Martha
Richardson Alexander, who is to
be married in August to Mr..
Robert B. Belknap II.
Eighteen friends have been In
vited to the luncheon. which is
one of q number Of parties being
arranged for Miss Alexander. who
has been out of the community
for the past four years. Having
completed her studies at the Uni
versity of Missouri, the bride
elect now is home for the few
weeks before her wedding. and
the parties will give her former
associates an opportunity to re-
new their acquaintance before the
wedding.
After their marriage the couple
will live in Kansas City.
Evening star., 1949-07-13

/ Adventure Is the lure OF the
Foreign Service. A man trained
and tested in knowledge requisite
to the exigencies Of the United
States diplomatic service never
knows where he may be tacking
up the home sweet home sign
the following year.
Nibbling his bacon and eggs
fried in a streamlined kitchen
in the secure, commonplace sur
roundings of his local suburban
home, he wonders If he'll next
be sizing up sarongs in Tahiti,
battling the Soviet pinprick
diplomacy" behind the iron cur
tain, tanning his brow IN Jidda,
Saudi Arabia, where the water
doesn't have to be heated-its al
ready hot enough or scrubbing
energetically in the only bathtub
in Tihwa. Sinkiang, China. In a
city of about 00,000. this blessed
accoutrement of civilization is at
the American Consulate, was
flown in for use Of the consul
and his staff.
Sometimes things look all set
for him to 60 to q chilly place
like Reykjavik in Iceland, but
it's q good thing he doesn't. start
to buy long woollies. cause when
the final orders come through it
turns out to be Algiers instead.
He and his family may have only
two weeks in which to get pre-
pared, packed and shipped to a
completely different cline.
The Elbricks-Elfie of the ex-
otic hair-dos and good-looking
Burke of the better ballroom
dancers-thought for a while they
might be sent to Romania, are
now going to Havana. After two
years Of Foreign Service duty in
Warsaw during the difficult days
leading up to the invasion. plus
assignments in Bucharest, Madrid
and Lisbon, Burke came to the
Polish desk in the State Depart
ment. Now an expert on Eastern
European affairs, he Is being sent
to Cuba as American Counselor.
It doesn't add up to the lsyman.
but it must be q good idea for
our diplomats to get more than
one point Of view. And anyhow
Evening star., 1949-07-13
Mrs. Gould
To Be Wed

Announcement has been made
by Mrs. Kingdom Gould Of New
York of the engagement Of her
daughter, Mrs. Silvia Gould Of
Seager, Ulster County, N. Y. to
1t. Comdr. Ernst Hoefer, jr.. U.
S. N. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hoefer
of Sheboygan, Wis, and Little
Neck, Long Island. An autumn
wedding is planned.
Mrs. Gould is the daughter OF
the late Mr.. Gould and grand
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jay Gould. She was grad
uated from Miss Hewitt's Glasses
and attended Barnard College and
the University Of Cincinnati.
Comdr. Hoefer attended Har-
ward and was graduated from the
United States Naval Academy. He
now is stationed in Washington.
Evening star., 1949-07-13
Exclusively Yours,

Havana is among the DREAMER
posts.
Now vacationing at the family
summer place in Gilbertsville,
N. Y. Burke will leave for Cuba
the end of this month. Ellie will
follow in August.
Dick Hawkins and his wife, the
former Christine Ekengren. have
been stationed in Washington Tor
four years. must now go to a for
eign shore, but haven't the vaguest
idea yet what spot on the globe
1t will be.
John Ordway, brother OF anus
ing Nancy Ordway Haight. and
his wife are in town. Fresh from
Buenos Aires, John has now beer
ordered to Teheran, will have an
|interlude of two months in which
to decide what a family may
need in the land of Iran. The
Ordways are stopping. for the
nonce. at the Lafayette.
Just back from Teheran and
now vacationing in the Adiron.
dacks are Evan Wilson and his
blond spouse, Leila. They will
come to Washington for the en-
rollment on August "a Of the
National War College School
Lewis and Polly Jones will come
from London this month for the
same reason, and slated for an
other year in Washington because
of the school are Herbert and
Rose Fales and Bob and Virginia
Woodward.
They are among the 16 men
from the Foreign Service and
State Department who have been
selected to take the course. which
was established Ito train picked
officers of the Army. Navy,
Marine Corps, Foreign Service
and State Department in the
strategy Of national defense -
When the year is up the men are
apt to be sent to key posts or
key jobs in the department.
Others who will 60 back to
school include Daniel v. Ander-
son, John K. Emmerson, L.
Randolph Higgs. Avery r. Peter
son. Robert M. Taylor-who
comes from Nairobi, Africa. not
Hollywood-with . pretty wife; r.
Evening star., 1949-07-13
Society News
Midsummer Trips and Informal Parties
Keep Washington Society on the Move
By Katherine M. Brooks

The Norwegian Ambassador, Mr.
Wilhelm Munthe de Morgen-
stierne, will join his family on
Cape Cod the end of this week Tor
a brief vacation. Last evening ne
had a small group of guests dining
informally with him in the en-
bassy.
The Undersecretary of State and
Mrs. James E. Webb also are leav-
ing the end of the week and are
planning a vacation at Nag's
Head.
The First Secretary Of the In
dian embassy, Mr.. F. M. DeMellc
Klamath, will depart Monday fol
his homeland. After a few weeks
in Delhi Mr.. DeMello Klamath will
20 on to Faison where he will take
up his duties as Consul General
the post to which he has beer
transferred.
Mrs. DeMello Klamath and the
younger members Of their family
will leave later and will make thu
trip to England by boat. From
there they will 60 to Bombay ane
then join Mr.. DeMello Klamath II
Faison.. Accompanying Mrs. De-
Mello Klamath will be her two
daughters, the Misses Vera ane
Margaret, now in their teens, ane
her school-boy son, Roy.
Other Residents Go North
Numbers Of Washingtonian!
have sought cooler climes, or a
least resorts where they can NOR.
conveniently enjoy the out-of
doors. Mrs. Perry S. Heath closet
her home several weeks ago ane
went to Blue Ridge Summit wher,
she is spending the summel
months at her cottage.
Mrs. Edward Everett Gam i
another of the prominent Wash
ington hostesses who will 60 Nortl
the end of the week. She viii
visit her nephew and niece. Mr.
and Mrs. Webster Knight in thei
Evening star., 1949-07-13

home in Providence. The latter
part of this month she will go
to Siasconsett on Nantucket
Island to be with her other niece,
Mrs. George, widow Of Maj. Gen.
Charles P. George. Before re-
turning to her Cleveland Park
home Mrs. Gam will 60 to Ten
nessee for a short stay with
her great-niece. Mrs. Harrison
Humphries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Burke
have remained in their Wesley
Heights home through much OF
the summer and have had with
them the latter's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. John
M. Stuuck. Mr.. Stuuck has been
recuperating from injuries suf-
fered In an automobile accident
several months ago. He and Mrs
Stuuck are going to their place
at Bar Harbor for the re-
mainder of the summer. Mr..
and Mrs. Burke plan to spend
next month at Syosset, Long
Island.
Mrs. Byron PIons Porty
Former Representative Kath-
arine Edgar Byron another promi-
nent hostess staying in Washing
ton through most of the summer
will be hostess at another of hel
delightfully."- informal buffet sup
per parties this evening. Hel
guest Of honor will be Miss Estelle
Winwood who is playing the lead
ing feminine role in THE I'm
portance of Being Ernest" at the
Meridian Hill Park Theater
Sharing honors with Miss Win.
wood at supper this evening will
be the other members of the
cast.
Mrs. Bryon was hostess over
the week end to Mr.. and Mrs
Philip Huston and their small
daughter. Mr.. Huston was a
member Of the cast at the Meri.
dian Hill Theater last week.