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Evening star., 1950-09-07
Society News
Admiral, Mrs. Miles Fete Brazilian;
Other Parties Given in the Capital

tennial pageant Faith Of Our
Fathers"
The Nebraska members Of the
Upper House of Congress. Senator
Hugh A. Butler and Senator and
Mrs. Kenneth S. Wherry were
there as we'll as Representative
and Mrs. Karl Stefan and Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Arthur Lewis
Miller, also Nebraskans. The pres
ent president of the United States
Chamber of Commerce. Mr.. Otto
Seyferth, and Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter r. johnson completed the
company.
lndonesion Fete
The Indonesian Ambassador and
Nine. Sastroamidjojo were guests
of the Advisor to the Embassy
and Nine. Kokxhoorn at buffet
supper last evening. 1t was typi-
cally Indonesian with native dishes
supervised in the making by the
hostess in the company were the
Netherlands Charge d'Affaires,
Jonkheer Reuchlin and the AS
siStant Financial Attache of the
Netherlands Embassy and Nine.
Woodhuysen.
The company also included Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Charles w. o.
Bunker. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w.
Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. William Lacy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Noting and
Baron Melville van Carnbee.
Evening star., 1950-09-07
Miss Harlow Is Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin T. Harlow
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Janet Ryland, to Mr..
John Henry Harms, son of the
Rev. and Mrs. Henry w. Harms
of Philadelphia. The wedding
will take place in October.
Miss Harlow is a graduate of
the department of fine arts of
the Marjorie Webster Junior Col
lege and attended the University
of Maryland. She was a member
of the art department staff of a
New York advertising company
and now is connected with the
public affairs division Of the State
Department. She is a member
of Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority.
Mr.. Harms was graduated from
the School of Journalism of Tenn
pie University in Philadelphia and
is Washington correspondent of
the International News Service.
He served more than three years
with the Army, participating in
the Battle of the Bulge. He is a
member of Sigma Delta Chi hon.
orary fraternity.
Evening star., 1950-09-07

safety Of America. The youngsters,
of every nationality, including
Czech triplets, got along beautiful
ly despite their language differ
ences. translating for Martha and
among themselves. When the
troupe reached Portugal, after a
journey to which only Dickens
could do justice in the telling, a
porter who found a little china
tea set among their things ac-
cused Martha of taking them to
the United States to sell at a
profit. NO" said the weary young
woman, who had lost Is pounds
and looked much older, they be-
long to my children"
The Portuguese attitude changed
Immediately. How many have you
got?"
"Twenty-nine," she replied alb
sently.
well! Why didn't you say SOP"
he replied. beaming with friendli-
ness. I've got twenty two myself"
After that. everything was smooth
sailing. And the happiest part of
the story is that all the young
sters have made good in America
the triplets. for instance, have
just graduated from college with
honors. Still, the story is not
ended. There must be SO, 900 more
youngsters delivered from their
plight in Europe; the movement
will be called Children to Pales-
tine. About 100000 already has
been donated by Christians, so
that Jewish and Arab children
may be educated together. Murray
Silverstone of Fox International
has donated film, ''The Magnetic
Tide" in which the story of the
children's return is told. and in
which his wife. Dorothy, and Mar
tina Harsch will appear. This
month there will be a premiere in
New York, and then subsequently,.
in various European countries. AS
money is raised in each nation, it
will go toward q housing project
to be named in its honor, such as
France, Italy, Portugal, and so
forth.
Evening star., 1950-09-07
After-Theuter
Parties Set

Many gala dinners and after
theater parties are being planned
for the special benefit perform
ances of Dear Brutus" at the
Olney Theater next Monday eve
ming. entire proceeds from which
go to the Washington Hospital
Committee of the American The
ater Wing.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Farr
O'Hanlon will have among their
dinner guests Mr.. and Mrs.
James H. Carmichael. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Parsons are entertain
ing for ten, going on to see the
production starring Brian Aherne.
Mr.. Parr johnson and Mr.. Mar
vim Braverman are both having
guests, and Mr.. and Mrs. Blake
Clark and Mrs. Hope Ridings Mill
er are giving dinner preceding
the performance. Among their
guests will be the Secretary of
the Senate and Mrs. Leslie Biffle,
Mrs. George R. Holmes, chairman
of the committee sponsoring the
benefit, and her guests, DR.. and
Mrs. Charles Mayo of Rochester,
MINI. DR.. Mayo is coming on for
a meeting here. arriving just in
time for the play.
Additional patrons include Mr..
and Mrs. Milton King, Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis Shears and Mr.. and
Mrs. Felix de Weldon.
Tickets may be secured by call
ing Dupont 0381.
Evening star., 1950-09-07
Town and Country Folk

Mark Bowmans, the DeLong Bow
mans. the Fred Richardson's of
White Hall, Pinkney Love and his
beautiful wife, and over hundred
more who had come to drink to
James health.
The Irish, themselves a long op-
pressed race, have a heart that
beats for all the downtrodden of
the world. and, even though they
enjoy fight for a fights sake,
that is the real reason you find so
many names from the Emerald
Isle taking up the sword for causes
not primarily their own. 1t was
this spirit that brought Martha
Ingham-Dickie Harsch, the wife of
a Unitarian Minister, Rev. Harsch,
to shepherd a band of 20 children
across war-torn Europe to the
Evening star., 1950-09-07
Emily Post

The fact that in fairness we
should all be privileged to invite
our own guests is made very plain
in the following letter: What can
we do about 1t when relatives or
friends telephone and ask, May
we come next week end, or the
following?' If we say it doesn't
suit then aren't we rather ex-
pected to set another time or soon?
So what's to be gained by STALL
ing?"
If you have a spare room in your
house you hardly can refuse nam
ing a week end. and you might
as well have them the first week
as the second. On the other hand,
if you have no spare room you
really cannot be expected to have
any one sleep in the living room.
Invitations to Office
Dear Mrs. Post: May I invite
some of my Office associates to
my wedding and not others with
out causing bad feeling? There
are too many to ask all.
Answer: There would be no
cause for bad feeling if these
some" are alone your personal
friends. The invitation should. of
course. be sent to their homes.
Returning Invitations
Dear Mrs. Post: Does the fact
that a young woman lives at home
with her parents mean that she
never has to return the invitations
to her married friends?
Answer: She should, of course,
Evening star., 1950-09-07
By Nike Anderson

That bright blaze over the week
end wasn't fireworks but the
gleam of candles at the celebra-
ton of three birthdays! Princess
Trina Wolkonsky entertained for
her daughter, Sophia. bride of
Dallas Coors Of our Capital city,
at her Bay Shore, Long Island.
home; swimming pool has just
been added to the additional de-
light of guests who included some
of the immortal names of music
Princess Wolkonsky's father was
Rachmaninoff) &. Mrs. Randolph
Hicks Of Warrenton, now very
much on the road to recovery,
celebrated with her family at
Washington Sanitarium. We re-
member an earlier birthday at the
Hicks home, Poplar Springs,
when dinner was served on a
four -hundred-year-old Circassian
walnut table. that time and use
has polished to the appearance of
golden glass, and how the open
French doors looked out through
yellow roses on the terraces to
the green pastures where velvety
black Aberdeen Angus cattle were
grazing. May there be another
such birthday next year at Poplar
Springs!
The third birthday girl was al
Oak Hill, the Fairfax home OF
Jack and Jane Howry-and once
the residence of famed Gen. Fitz-
hugh of Civil War fame. The
ancient oaks and pale green hills
that give the estate its name are
accented by some Of Virginia s
most magnificent box hedges, and
the glorious vista has been the
background for many of the
Fairfax Hunts meets and horse
shows. (Tall. blond Jack. an officer
of the Hunt, is not at all in
cidentally, quite a figure is his
hunting pinks.)
Exquisite, Paris educated Jane,
in an upsweep coiffure and a down
sweeping gown, with an orchid
dancing on her shoulder, looked
as If she had been especially
created to grace the pillared man
sion as she greeted guests. Among
them were our next-door neighbor,
Mrs. David Wing with Miss
Allerga Maynard. who, to para
phrase Wordsworth's poem, is
Laughing Allegro with the silver
hair" popular Mrs. Robert H.
Jackson. in a pretty print; the
Evening star., 1950-09-07

return their hospitality In what
ever way she can. If it Is impos-
sible for some family reason to
invite them to her house, she
should now and again ask them to
a restaurant or club or elsewhere.
HoU should men OF the bridal
party be dressed? When should
they UeGr tDhite gloves? Mrs.
Post is sorry she cannot ansper
personal mail, but her leatlet
E-3, "The Clothes OF the Bridal
Party," includes ansiDers to the
aboUe questions. To obtain q
copy, send 10 cents in coin to
her, care The EDening Star, p.
o. Boz SO, Station G, NeW York
10, N. Y.
Evening star., 1950-09-07
By Katherine M. Brooks

The Chief of Staff of the
Brazilian Navy, Admiral Flavio
Madeiros, was the guest in whose
honor Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Milton E. Miles gave an alfresco
supper party last evening. The
fete was informal and given in
the garden of the hosts home in
Kenwood. 1t was a typical out
door supper OF the United States
with roasting ears, or corn-on-
the-cob, and fresh Maine lobster
as the important dishes.
Small tables were arranged on
the lawn and the thirty six
guests included the Brazilian AM
bassador to Washington, Mr..
Mauricio Nabuco and the Brazil
ian Ambassador to the Organiza-
ton of American State and Nine.
Accioly. Also in the company
were Comdr. Fernando Carlos de
Mattos, 1t. Comdr. Francisco
Maia, jr., and 1t. Oyama Some
field de Mattos who accompanied
the Navy Chief from Rio de
Janiero to Washington. They also
will be with him when he leaves
tomorrow for an inspection trip
of naval bases and installations
in this country. They will return
the middle of next week for a
day or so in the Capital before
returning to Brazil.
Nebraska Dinner Porty
The Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Francis P. Matthews, both
natives of Nebraska, were the
ranking guests at dinner last eve
ming of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard w.
Trester, formerly of Omaha. Mr..
Trester is a director of the United
States Chamber of Commerce and
with Mrs. Trester now makes his
home in Warrenton. The dinner
was given in the North room of
the Carlton Hotel and preceded
Nebraska night at the Sesquicen-
Evening star., 1950-09-07
New York Weddinq

The Chapel in the Riverside
Church in New York City was the
scene yesterday of the wedding
of Miss Mary Elizabeth Puckett
and Mr.. Alba Burnham Martin,
the Rev. Ivar Hellstrom officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Prof.
Hugh w. Puckett of Barnard Col
lege and Mrs. Puckett and Mr..
Martin, who is trial examiner for
the legal staff of the Labor Re-
lations Board, is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Martin of Geneva,
Ohio.
Evening star., 1950-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harold Haynes
announce the engagement of their
daughter Paula Margaret to Mr..
J. Donald Clagett, jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Clagett of Silver Spring.
The wedding will take place in the
spring.
Miss Haynes is a student at the
University of Maryland. Mr..
Clagett, a graduate of the Uni
versity of Maryland, is a member
of Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity
and the Gate and Key Honorary
Society. He is a Navy veteran
of World War II.
Evening star., 1950-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin sailed
aboard the Mauretania for a we'd
ding trip in Europe and on their
return will live in Washington.
Mr.. Martin was graduated from
Harvard University and since 1898
has held his post as trial examiner
His bride is a graduate of Bar
nard College and the Bryn Mawr
Graduate School, and for several
years has been a member of the
educational staff of the National
Gallery of Art in Washington.
Evening star., 1950-09-07


Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas S. Clark
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Victoria
Campbell Clark, to Mr.. Andrew
Cornish, jr., son of Mrs. Cornish
of Sarasota, Fla, and the late
Mr.. Cornish.
Miss Clark Is a graduate of
Hannah More Academy and
Goucher College and did graduate
work at the University of North
Carolina. from which Mr.. Cornish
also was graduated and a mem
ber of the Order of the Golden
Fleece and st. Anthony Hall. He
served in the Navy for three
years.
Evening star., 1950-09-07


Mrs. Aaron Isaacs announces
the engagement of her daughter,
Helen Marie, to Mr.. Robert Lewis
Solomon. of Takoma Park, for
merly of Philadelphia. The we'd
ding will take place shortly after
the first of the year.
Miss ISaacs received her B. S.
degree earlier this year from the
College of Arts and Sciences at
the University of Maryland.
Mr.. Solomon attended Temple
University in Philadelphia and
was graduated from the Univer-
sity of Maryland in June when he
received his B. S. degree from the
College of Business Administra-
tion.
Evening star., 1950-09-07
Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Bennett
will come from their Westminster,
Md. home to meet the latter's
great-nephew, John James Bris-
coe, jr.. son of 1t. and Mrs. Bris-
coe, who was born August 30. The
baby is the grandson of Mrs. But
ler Briscoe and the late Col. Bris-
coe and of Col. and Mrs. Ralph
C. Benner, all of Washington. Mrs.
Briscoe, mother of the baby,
formerly was Miss Nancy Benner.
Evening star., 1950-09-07

Harris E,Uing Photo.
The marriage of Miss Betty j.
Gross, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
David D. Gross. to Mr.. Stanley O.
Blank, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Blank of Passiac Park, N. j., took
place recently at the Mayf1ower
Hotel, Rabbi Schiff officiating.
Evening star., 1950-09-07
Mossburu-West

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude E. Moss
burg of Chevy Chase announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Melissa Anne, to Mr.. Dale
Lloyd West. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy West. The wedding Is
planned for October.
Evening star., 1950-09-07
Announcement

Mrs. Burner Wiles has an
nounced the engagement Of her
daughter. Margaret to Mr.. Cam
eron Bruce Palmer, son of DR.. j.
Williston Palmer of Arlington and
the late Mrs. Palmer.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-10-19
Macho-Tvler

Announcement is made Of the
marriage of Dorothy Helen Tyler,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Tyler, 1910 Miles ave-, S. E. to
Joseph George Macho, son of Mrs,
Simon Verboski, 14301 Strathmore
ave. The ceremony took place Oc-
tober 4th in st. Stanislaus Church,
Upon return from Florida honey
moon the couple will reside at
1924 Winslow rd., Shaker Heights,
Paulson- -Babcox
DR.. M. Wayne Mcqueen offici-
ated at Windermere Methodist
Church at 7:30 in the evening, Oc-
tober 18th when Carol June Bah
cox, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Or
monde M. Babcox, 15429 Euclid
ave-, became the bride of Robert
Edgar Paulson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar P. Paulson of Chic
chester, N. H.
The altar was flanked with four
seven-branched candlelabra tieG
with white ribbons and greens
with background of palms. Two
altar vases of white NUNS and
pom poms further enhanced the
setting.
The bride, given in marriage by
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-10-19
w EDDINGS

call PO. 1898 for any desired
information. Deadline Monday
prior to publication date.
Evening star., 1950-12-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

salows located in Bradbury Heights
and Hillside: priced from Ss.250 to
soU2THEAsT REAITY GSn Goa 9s'gs9!; 5ses
sss6oRRM Ms5te0[s RRlae Sri sfuS 5o e9ssg Ssts; ,,
nished, full bsmt;, oil heat. e-car
garage; must sell by Christmas,
transferred; $4,000 takes over. Cali
BRICK BUNGALOW - prewar-butlt
Cheverly Theater: rms. f.p.. full
porches; e'pnei'aa prieed at 81 si4,boo' bNr cali
WA: 5000 till 9 pm. ROBERT S.
R7attsve RAyts c9 nd 0S9s VA bassimore s6o once sSe
81 .0G0 DOWN. will buy this older type
Abr. bungalow on level lot in e.
Rlverdale; gas heat, garage: price,
$500, Call WA. 5000 TIL pm.
RoBEET s. DAVIS & co:
Home spacious; bedrms up. 2
down; corner acre: full din. rm..
bsmt.: many extras: Middleton lane
sc. JOHN cHRoNAKER. HI. 264b.
BUNGALow-six rms; bath, gas
$1,000 $1,000 Ts down; int near oSms; eversshlns; sa2ue
fenced yard, M. 8. JARVIS. RA.
NEAR MARYLAND UN1v.-Brick;
g rms. oak floors; gas heat. full
bsmt.; very large yard; near elec.
cant; $1,000 to 81 800 cash; will
exchange. Owner. ia. 7010. -17
FOREST HEIGHTS
Only l mile over D. c.. line. Det.
5.rm. bungalow, lge VI, fgll bsmt,
2xMiLroN, AaH1 5Ss'iDf pf 4aS4. sssz. CAN NJ MSS
HYATTsVILLE, MD.
1904 Oliver st: Practically new
bungalow, 8 bedrms., tile bath. liv.
rm.. kitchen. lge. lot, excellent loca-
ton.
UN. 1856 III
UNIVERSITY PK.-De luxe. almost
new brick and stone rambler that
could easily sell for $4,000, but
owner has been transferred and
price Of S3o.5oo; 3 bedrms., full
bsmt., gar. elec. kit, etc. makes
this one OF the best buys today;
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE, sH. l1o3.
IL ACRES
Just off Allentown rd. Sc; level. rich
ground and .6-room frame house.
NeT chicken house and several ont
D. c. Just placed on market Sl3.-
$50. Consider your present home
in trade. Mrs. Quinn. with JAMES
carroll, Broker. 10. 2-o401. Ewes.
and Sunday, VI. 1921.
VACANT
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TO s PM.
BRICK BUNGALOW
4s02 6sth AVENUE
Yon can obtain immediate possession
OF a Broom and tile bath house
Evening star., 1950-12-17
ARLINGToN-oPEN 12 NOON
3 TWIN BEDROOMS
I ,EE RT,VD HETGHTS

This brick and frame Colonial type
home is VACANT, and is in good
has large living room with Colo
nial fireplace. family dining room
and nicely equipped kitchen. full
bsmt,. oil heat and attached garage
Beautiful Handicapped level lot. This
home Is convenient to everything
and can be bought with $4,000 cash
Total price only S1S.950. Direc-
tions: Out Lee blvd, Route so, u
mile beyond Arlington County line,
turn left at stone entrance, 2 blocks
to 1924 Worthineton DIR.
SNIDOW & COLE
OW. 1920 or Oh. $3.50
Evening star., 1950-12-17

ARL1NGToN-cLosE IN
New brick ramblers; :. and 8 bed
rms, radiant and gas hest; nice
liv. rm. with fireplace, elec kit.
bsmt.; near schools. shopping and
buses. S1s,509 and S19,35O.
PAUL 8. HILLIARD
OW. 1904 Otis 7f49
Evening star., 1950-12-17
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
$3.50 Cash, $56.76 Mo. Vet
Lovely New Bungalow

OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
You are Just in time to get in on one
of the few opportunities left for a
veteran to purchase a new home
with low cash payment. Almost
ready for occupancy. this lovely
home is located a few minutes from
Boiling Field, Naval Research Lab.
Andrews Field and downtown Wash.
In addition TO exceptional construc-
ton. 1t features an 1Sx12 living
room. 2 generous sized CHEEKY bed
rooms. expansible attic, modern tile
bath, full basement with outsiGe
entrance, copper plumbing and ce-
ment front porch. Purchaser should
earn about 500 week. Price. SILL
400: VA approved. Mr. Hall, ST..
4lao, on premises until sold. To
reach: Out Penna. ave. to Alabama
ave. left on Alabama to Stanley St,
right one block to Southern ave.
left one block TO T st. s.e.. right 4
blocks to 5210 T st. and our sign.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.-152O K st. NV.
MA SnnS
Evening star., 1950-12-17
ARLINGTON
PICTURE BUNGALOW

PICTURE BUNGALOW
$4,000
Clean, neat No. All. neighborhood. OF
ssabs S heHssd etfsd dsa eoans f0F v 4m
dinette-kit. combination; 2 bedrms.
and connecting tile bath; bsnt.;
stairway to expansible attic; at
tractive rear Garden: about $4,000
cash needed; Call OW. 5000.
BARGAIN WISE
Buyers. will want to see this 4-bed-
rm. shingled home; high. useful lot
n, desirable Falls Church; about 4
hlks: to new grade school: spic and
sereened soaa 0p portS top de5 e9 .
oil heat: fucrescent kit. iisht; storm
Only sI2. 500. eyp caii oW VT 5000 6ne UP
GARDEN CITY
Brick home, prewar construction; at
tractive liv. rm. with fireplace.
separate din. rm,. kit with break
fast space; upstairs are 8 bedrms..
tile bath, generous closets; French
Or. opens to side porch; full bsmt.;
Terms 6axloo St cs sl7eS9 oW sdso S buy
RAMBLER
Rare country. air. brick and frame
pea tneauty on e acre; iv: rm. has pic
tuic W!HuoW ana sooo fireplace;
kit; each Of ! bedrms. has dbie.
closets with sliding drs.: brilliant
all-tile bath. S15,75O. with sub
stantial cash. Call OW. 5000.
Custom Class Rambler
A. brick, 3-bedrm.. 2-bath home. close
in on !ge. wooded lot; hall entrance.
22-ft. liv. rm. with picture window,
separate din. rm. and cleaning white
kit. packed with cabinets. unusually
lsei ,s,6 bsmt mt suit suitable for Ieer: rm:,
S27, 800: Call oW. 5000.
BIG BEDROOMS
A real dream house. Brick and stone.
Outstanding interior features. incl.
place. hsndsome din. din rii rm. adj adj. Kit Kit.
garage; huge bsmt. for storage:
front DIR. opens to side hall which
gives access to kit. and upstairs bed
ean e sss aord the heur prss home $685. i You
spect by calling OW. 5000.
FARM HOME
ON AN ACRE. Masonry 1-story 6
rms; rms; bath: partial. bsmt.. best type
other 6utbldgs.; modern School mr..
$12,750. with $1,000 to $4,000
down. Call OW 9O9O.
MILL CREEK ESTATE
In 1amb1sI niniatuEf W,f, In,gG. Lev SLUMP brick
Spacious liy. rm. with Thermopane
picture window. dinette-kit. comb,
2 bedrms and beaut. bath; bsmt.
has bath and nicely fin. rm. Gdeai
Tor bedrm.) with outside entrance;
built-in Lear garage; best const.;
z acre ground. S16,750 buys. Cali
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee hwy. of Glebe I'd. oW. 9O90.
Evening star., 1950-12-17
FALLS CHURCH AREA

This unusually well-constructed tap
living room with fireplace ana ad-
joining sun room, large dining room
and kitchen, delightful screened
porch. 2 bedrooms and tiled bath on
first floor: second floor. 2 bedrooms
and tiled bath; full bsnt.; enormous
detached brick garage. The lot is a
acre with beautiful Shrubs and trees
Various important items OF home
equipment included. Only S2S,95O,
with $1,000 cash minimum. CAR
ROLL BICKLE. OW. 1920.
Evening star., 1950-12-17
WYNNEWOOD

Exclusive and restricted neighbor.
hood: lovely brick home; ent. hall;
liv. rnn. 25x12; Colonial mantel ano
fireplace; din. rm. approx. 12x14
large de luxe kit. beaut. equipped
"a bath and screened porch 11x2C
on the 1st floor End floor has q
master bedrm. 12x20 with "a bath;
stairway to attic; bsmt. has recr
rm. ,25x15 IT,; beaut. finished in
knotty pine with 7-ft. ceiling; out
side entrance; woodburning fire.
place, auto. oil heating, laundry
tubs; lavatory and attached gar.
Lot is 60x115, nicely wooded
Open Sunday l until 5. For ap-
pointment to inspect call CHI. 1866
or ewes. and Sundays. CHI 1927.
VIM. P. Parramore, Realtor
Evening star., 1950-12-17
BROOM BRICK BUNGALOW, by

BROOM AND BATH house, furnished.
on Defense hwy. and bus line; price.
$500. WA. 4053 Sunday.
4-ROOM AND BATH bungalow, $50
#. on Washington-Balto. blvd, Zoned
comm; $500 down, $50 per mo.
o. B. ZANTZINGER, JR., Sun. WA.
4053 WA. 1919.
CHICKEN FARM. 31s acres, 3-bed-
room home, completely fepced; house
is modern with 7 rooms and full
basement; oil h.-w.h.; large screened
porch: large equipped chicken house;
priced to sell at once. For further
information call PERRY BOSWELL,
INC. WA. A5c0. Open till 4 pm.
PRICE REDUCED TO SI3.5O0. Rogers
Hgts. Lge. modern Colonial home
in this most conv. location. rms.
fp., screened porch; oil heat, elec.
kit. daylight bsmt. divided into 3
rms. Vacant. Owner must sell.
til ep.m. ROBERT S. DAVIS g. CO.
r R.MBLER-3-bedrm. stone and brick.
Camp Springs. Large living room
with fireplace; full-size dining room;
modern kitchen with range and
refgr.: full basement, knotty pine
recreation room, built-in bar oil H.
VIII; detached brick garage; large,
level lot. Only miles D. c. line
S1s.950. Terms DEWEY M. FREE
MAN 3214 Branch ave. s.e. HI. 7700.
ONE 5-ROOM HOUSE. acres land:
IA miles from the District line, out
OF the bumming area. Call MR..
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Evening star., 1950-12-17
dD. UNIV. AREA. colesvilIe I'd
UPPER MARLBoRo-only s1s.a5o

3-bedrm. brick home; recreation
rm., gas heat; garage; front and
rear porches. Nice yard. RA 2203.
w. CLIFFORD SHERTZER, RE.