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Evening star., 1950-09-04
Society News
Cofritzes Hosts at Luncheon Party;
Nine. Erkin i'm Italy Before Return

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Cafritz
entertained a group Of friends
at a luncheon, swimming and
bridge party at their Foxhall road
home yesterday. The hosts are
back in Washington after month
in the White Mountains in New
Hampshire and a weekend visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Middle
ton Hill at their place in White
Sulphur Springs.
Among those at yesterdays al
fresco party were Senator and
Mrs. Clinton Anderson, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Lowell Stock
man, Representative and Mrs. AL
bert Thomas. Mr.. Mariner Eccles,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Waldrop, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Schenck and
Prince and Princess Guido Pigna-
telli who are leaving the first of
this week for Lima. Peru where
they expect to make their home.
Navy Porty
The Surgeon General of the
Navy Rear Admiral Clifford Swan
son and Mrs. Swanson were the
ranking guests at the reception
given by Capt. and Mrs. George
N. Raines in the Eagle Room of
the National Naval Medical Cen
ter Officers Club on Friday.
Among others at the 6 to 8
party were the Rev. Paul McNally,
dean of Georgetown Medical
School; members of the Medical
Center Staff, and the Bureau of
Medicine and Surgery, United
States Navy.
Diplomatic News
The Turkish Ambassador, Mr..
Feridun Erkin will be Joined the
latter part of the month by Nine.
Erkin who is now in Rome. The
Evening star., 1950-09-04
Exclusively Yours
Telephone Talk With Newport Dowoger Out of This World
New Conoso Rules Threoten Increase in Psychot Cases

playing canasta that's going to
confuse such simple souls as yours
truly who has yet to master one
of the numerous earlier systems.
In Buenos Aires where the fasci-
mating game is supposed to have
originated they are playing it, he
said. with three decks and draw
ing two cards at a time. But what
changes 1t completely is that in
place of a canasta of seven iden-
tical cards, you can now have a
seven-card straight flush. If the
rules change any more one can't
help thinking that psychiatric
hospitals throughout the country
will have to be enlarged. At least
they can make room for me.
In Mexico the Bennetts saw
Diego Rivera who is working every
day. sometimes far into the night,
on a mural that will be about four
blocks long and 20 feet high to
line the first balcony around the
court of the National Palace. Mrs.
B. had to climb the scaffolding to
have chat with the artist whom
she knew years ago. Now in Eu-
rope, she will not return to Wash
ington till the end of October.
Evening star., 1950-09-04

Ambassador returned a fortnight
ago from conferences in Istanbul
and a short vacation with Nine.
Erkin in Paris and in Rome where
she remained. She will leave the
Italian capital the end of next
week for Paris and after 10 days
there will sail for this country.
The Uruguayan Ambassador
and Sonora de Donlinguez-Cam-
pora are in New York and will
sail Thursday for Montevideo for
what Is expected to be a brief
trip. They have been back in
Washington for a seemingly short
time after four month stay in
Uruguay. When they went away
in January it was "only for a
short time" but heightened into
a third of a year.
During the Ambassadors alb
sence the Minister. DR.. Jose A.
Mora, who also is Ambassador to
the Organization of American
States. will serve again as Charge
d'AffaireS.
The newly appointed Neither
lands Ambassador and Mime. van
Royen and their two sons arrived
in New York Saturday and are
expected to come to Washington
today or tomorrow. Mr.. van
Royen is no stranger in this Cap
ital as he spent his youth here
while his late father was minis
ter. The new Ambassador, who
succeeds Mr.. E. N. van Kleffens,
has been in his homeland on va
cation since giving up his post
as Ambassador to Canada.
The Israeli Military Naval and
Air Attache, Col. Chain Herzog
and the Assistant Military At
tache. 1t. Col. Joseph Porath,
have come from Israel and taken
up their duties at the embassy.
Evening star., 1950-09-04

N. D.: Oh, no, but you can look
it up in the Social Register.
Operator: Is that a telephone
directory?
N. D.: Certainly not. It's the So
cial Register. (Cheerily) Good
bye!
The even betting is that the
operator still doesn't know what
hit her.
Barbara Russell will fly back
here from England with her two
offspring on Friday after a sum-
mer in London that didn't turn
out as delightfully."- as planned. It
was kind of measly. in fact. Mrs.
r. and her husband, the Hon.
Edward Russell, went over in June
to visit Eds mother. the Dowager
Lady Amphill who is lady-in-wait-
ing to Queen Mary. Ed, however,
remained in England for only
three weeks before returning to
the Capital whence he set out for
Cuba as a member of a World
Bank mission. He will be there
until October.
Soon after getting settled in
Lady Amphill's residence, little
Diana Russell broke out with the
and when she recovered
from the spotty disease. both Bar
bara and her other daughter,
came down with them.
Barbara. though. had no measly
case, didn't start feeling well till
just recently now that she's COM
ing home. C'est la vie that some
times seems more like Ia guerre.
X X 4 4
Jess Bennett is back from some
extensive travelling In Latin
with q new method for
Evening star., 1950-09-04
By Betty Beole

A Washington bachelor tele-
phoned a friend in Tuxedo the
other night and discovered that
the man and his wife were visit
ing her mother in Newport. He
thereupon put in a call for the
gentleman at his mother-in-law's
house in Newport and heard the
following out-of-this-world con-
versation that Is somehow remi-
niscent of actress Billie Burke
personification of absent-mindec
charm: Names only are ficti-
tious, the rest is true.)
Operator: Washington, D. c., is
calling Mr.. Richard Van Astor
Newport dewager: Is it impor-
tant?
Operator: I don't know.
Newport dowager: Does it sound
important?
Operator: The lady wants to
know If it's important.
Caller: No, it isn't important.
Operator: No, it isn't important.
Newport dowager: Well, maybe it
is important. I'll tell you where
you can find him. He's at the
Thomas Chesterfield's camp in
the Adirondacks.
Operator: Is that the name of a
town?
N. D.: No Slightly exasperated
those are mountains in New
York.
Operator (persistently): Where in
the mountains?
N. D.: Oh, just look around you'll
find the camp.
Operator: Well, mann, do you
know any telephone for this
place?
Evening star., 1950-09-04

Questions about marriage relation
ship may be addDssed TO DR.. Paul
Popenoe in care or The Star, accom-
panied by q self-addressed, stamped
envelope (All letters conhdential)
Evening star., 1950-09-04
Beth Israel
ToFete Rabbi

The Sisterhood of the Congre-
cation Beth Israel will have an
open house from 8 to 10 pm. to-
morrow at 4008 Minnesota ave-
nue. NE, to introduce Rabbi and
Mrs. Aharon Shapiro to members
of the congregation.
Rabbi Shapiro, who has beer
appointed the spiritual leader for
the congregation, will take over
his duties with the coming High
Holy Days. He will be introduced
by Mrs. Aaron Sabghir, president
Of the sisterhood, and Maurice
Baroff. president Of the congre-
cation.
Evening star., 1950-09-04
Announcement

Col. and Mrs. William p. Dix
Of Philadelphia have announced
the marriage Of their daughter
Miss Patricia Anne Scott, to Mr..
Joseph L. Foley, son of Mrs. Dor
othy e. Simpson of Arlington, Va.
The ceremony took place in the
parsonage of the Baptist Church
Of Gaithersburg, Md, the Rev.
Arthur w. Ewell officiating.
Evening star., 1950-09-04

Miss Nancy M. Ristine. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Ristine
of Arlington, became the bride
yesterday of Mr.. Edward A. Cue
tara of Boston, son of Mrs. A.
Cuetara of Cambridge, Mass, and
the late Mr.. Cuetara. The we'd
ding took place in the Ristines'
home, the Rev. DR.. Frederick VIII
liams officiating. The couple will
make their home in Boston.
Evening star., 1950-09-04
Modern MARRIAGE
Another Ancient Superstition Exploded
About Children by Second Marriage

children of this second marriage
will necessarily be extreme blonds.
You probably have darker types in
your ancestry and some Of these
may reappear.
Evening star., 1950-04-28

The First Methodist Church in
Hyattsville was the scene of the
recent wedding of Miss Mary
Chuba, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Chuba Of East Chicago.
Ind, and Mr.. Robert James Pei
ton, son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Pelton of Hyattsville.
Evening star., 1950-04-28
Georgetown
Garden Tour
Tomorrow

Sunny skies and warm days
have worked miracles in George
town gardens. so the tour to-
morrow from l to 6 o'clock. post
poned from April Is, will find
visitors enjoying the myriads of
blooms. Towering shrubs, trees
and hundreds Of narcissus, tulip
and hyacinths.
Mrs. Gerard D. Reilly, chair
man of hostesses for the tour,
is having members of her COM
mittee stationed at each garden
gate and in the gardens to assist
visitors who come for this annual
tour. In the group are Miss
Roberta Whitehead, Miss Belle
Myers, Mrs. John Only, Mrs. John
Burling, Mrs. James H. Rowe, Mrs.
H. C. Fitzpatrick. Mrs. James w.
Bryan, Mrs. Allan Barth, Mrs.
Robert T. Morse, Mrs. Rose Cooper
Thomas. Mrs. Harding Bancroft.
Mrs. Burton E. Oppenheim, Mrs.
Llewelyn D. Nicolson and Miss
Cecil Lester Jones.
The fifteen gardens to be open
are those of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Joyce. 2811 o street; Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Loucheim, 1924 o street;
Mr.. and Mrs. John 1hlder, 2811
P street; Mr.. and Mrs Drew Pear
son. 1920 Dumbarton avenue; Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss, 1887
Twenty-eighth street; Mrs. Henry
Leonard, 3O38 N street; Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Perkins, 1923
Dumbarton avenue; Miss Anita
Phipps, 1923 Thirty second street;
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Zach, 1884
Thirty-second street., all east of
Wisconsin avenue.
Tea is to be served in Mrs.
Leonard's garden from 3 to- S by
members of the Mothers Club
of Georgetown House, settlement
for children at 1924 N street, for
which the tour is held.
Tickets may be purchased at
any Of the garden gates. In the
event Of rain the tour will be
held Sunday. according to Mrs.
Warren Ege, chairman.
Evening star., 1950-04-28
90. 80
MRS MARCTEIIER

MRS. MARSTELLER.
Carl Le1DiS Photo.
The Westover Baptist Church in
Arlington was the scene Of the
recent wedding Of Miss Ruby Viz
ginia Hylton, and Mr.. Herbert
Heiskell Marsteller. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert A. Marsteller Of Ar
lington.
Evening star., 1950-04-28

Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church was the scene Of the we'd
ding April Is of Miss Maude
Gaddy McClammy and Mr.. Albert
Carton Branyan. The bride is the
daughter of Mrs. Edward L. Nc
Clammy and the late Mr.. Nc
Clammy. and the groom's parents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Howard A.
Branyan of Philadelphia.
The Rev. DR.. John w. Rustin
offlciated at the ceremony.
Evening star., 1950-04-28

Are Held
Peorson -Moyhew

reoFSon -NofheW
The Rev. II. A. Eckle offciated
at the ceremony that united In
marriage Miss Mary Dolores May
hew. daughter Of Mrs. George
Mayhew and the late Mr.. May
hew. and Mr.. Paul Jennings Pear
son. son of Mr.. Robert Pearson OF
Arlington and the late Mr.. Pear
son. The recent ceremony took
place in Holy Comforter Church.
Burns Eodie
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis %. Elliott
Of Falls Church announce the
marriage Of their daughter. Mar
garet Elliott Eadie, to MIR. Walter
w. Burns. jr. son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Burns Of Franklin Park. The wed
ding took place recently in the
First Congregational Church in
Arlington. the Rev. Paul Hunter
officiating.
Detomore- T Tostenrud
Capt. Robert Jay Detamore
medical corps Air Forces, and
Mrs. Detamore are going to Eng
land where the former has been
assigned to duty. Capt. and Mrs
Detamore. the latter formerly Mis-.
Jean Tostenrud. were married
recently in Mount Vernon Meth.
odist Church. the Rev. A. N. War
ner officiating.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. ToStenrud oi
Armstrong. Iowa. and Capt. Deta
more is the son Of Mrs. Harry
Casebeer Of Auburn. Ind. and The
late Mr.. Charles G. Detamore o.
Portland. Ind.
Moleor- Wootten
Miss Phyllis Mardelle Wootter
became the bride Of Marine Corp.
Corpl. Willard H. Malear. recentl.
the Rev. Robert F. McFarlan,
of the National Baptist Radio
Hour officiating in the Metropoli'
tan Baptist Church.
Evening star., 1950-04-28
To Marry in June

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford r. Hope
of Garden City, Kans.. and Wash
ington, announce the engagement
Of their daughter. Martha. to Mr..
Frank Edward West. son Of Mrs.
Gertrude West Of Scranton. Pa.
The wedding is scheduled for early
June.
Miss Hope is a junior at Swath-
more College. Mr.. West was
graduated from Lehigh Univer-
sity in February and now is doing
social work In Chicago. He plans
to enter Union Theological Semi
nary in New York City In the fall.
Evening star., 1950-04-28

The engagement Of their daugh.
ter. Barbara Louise. to Mr.. Ed
mund Lee Henshaw, ir.. son Of Mr
and Mrs. Henshaw is announce
by Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Bayard
Handy of Chevy Chase.
Both Miss Handy and Mr.. Hen
shaw attend the George Washing.
ton University.
Evening star., 1950-04-28

Miss Iris Del Vecchio. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Del Vec-
chic. was a bride of April is. her
marriage to Mr.. Edward Patrick
Cotter, jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cotter. taking place at the Shrine
Of the Sacred Heart with the Rev.
Lawrence j. Wempe officiating at
the ceremony.
Evening star., 1950-04-28

Mrs. Louise z. White Of Chevy
Chase announces the engagement
of her daughter Natalie Diana to
Mr.. William Richard Sheriff.. son
of Mrs. Pauline C. Sheriff. and
the late Mr.. Archie c. Sheriff..
Miss White is the daughter OF DR..
D. A. White Of Roanoke, Va.
Evening star., 1950-04-28

Previous to her marriage to Mr..
Bernard Albert Either. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Z. Either Of Web
ster, Mass, the bride was Miss
Pearl Virginia Atkins, daughter Of
Mrs. Ann Bray Atkins of Winston
Salem.
Evening star., 1950-04-28

-Pittn1Gn Photo.
The marriage of Miss Charlotte
Amelia Davis. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin L. Davis Of Rock
vile. to Mr.. William Whitford
Duvall, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam A. Duvall, Of Bethesda, took
place recently.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
Falls Church. Va; FA. 1889.
TOP PRIORITY

7-rm, pre-Civil War stone house, with
electricity, 3 fireplaces, random
width flooring. Just right for remod-
cling; approximately 100 acres OF
high scenic grounds, crossed by good
acres of timber, cattle-fenced. front
ing on concrete road. 80 miles D. C.
Priced, 81 800. Exclusive.
IS acres, 7-rm. house having elec-
tricity and furnace, partial bsmt.,
new cattle barn 36x40. new. meat
house. 2 streams, stone road front
age. school bus at door. 26 miles
D. c. Priced, $10,50O; half cash,
On the headwater Of Wild Cat Greek,
near Sugar Loaf Mountain, 2 miles
built by Captain Sellman; spacious
bsmt., barn, cattle-fenced, some
rail. 40 acres timber. balance in
Grass grsss or crop; Priced, 81 $50.
grain. Exclusive.
River rd.. Seneca area. 8 acres. z
rm. house, having lge. bath, mod
equip. kit, oil h.-w.h., screened
porcheS, storm windows: entire farm
fsps foHf5ed Tith blue as.d. srass never
fence; II miles D. c., l mile Po-
Priced, S16,5O0.
175 acres. superior 1O-rm. house
ga baths. oil h.-w.h., ingrained
flooring, lge: deep freeze, automatic
washer; entire house recently redec-
GRATED; lifetime slate roof on house
and many buildings; Arm. tenant
house. plumbing and electricity; lge
bsmt., barn, corn house, new her
house, hog house. 2-car garage
smoke house; beautiful circular drive
way, flanked by large trees; breath
taking panoramic view across
Potomac and adjacent countryside;
! mile Of stone fence. entire farm
fronting on improved road; 80 miles
D. c. Priced, $50, 900; $4,000 Isl
trust at 4%.
ga acres. new 7-rm.. full-bsmt.
masonry-type house. having modern
kit, bath, f1repl., steam heat; 900.
it. frontage on Route $40. mile
north rsGips OF SSlarasburs S1,;rS Ideal fol
S13.500 one-third cash.
Call CHARLES H. JAMISON. POOLES-
VILE 20l6. with SAMUEL z. BOG.
LEY. INC.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR sALE
ST. MARGARETs, Annapolis, Md,

ST: MARGARETS, Annapolis, Md
Waterfront property with excellent
boat anchorage: a quiet, perfect
rendezvous for the tired business
man. Spacious grounds, HANDICAPPED
with many Towering shrubs and
evergreens. Ranch-type house. sleeps
nine; furnished artistically. May be
inspected any Sunday. from 10 am
to p,m GEORGE B. NICHOLSON.
and oysrlooknig the bay; lge. liv;
bath. ,a WILLIAMS, Ma. 4ss5: ewes,
SYLVAN SHORES, Riva. Nd, Arm.
ed porches. all modern conveniences
private bathing beach on South
miles from Washington. miles
hDnanaI1E from Annago1is golsa7 Call FIR. $3.50 or
s.BEDRM. CoTTAGE. furnished. on
West River; pvt. pier; ami. Ava
lon Shore and Shady Side. Lo
tSSs sss: ss: ss1sH s,s :stG Ss S;
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Fort Republic.
Md.-Cottages and lots for sale to
sesse seas sras at BAY
and salt water swimming; some
weekly rentals and one very isolated
cottage for season. Drive down any
time. 4.6 mi. beyond Prince Fred
sELBY- N-THE.BAY-rhree choice
beach lots. See MR. WILLIAMS.
Sunday pm, or Republic 25S5,
Ext. 603 nights. S3s
CHESAPEAKE BEACH, Nd. l4th
st,. The Hard Head; modern 4 rm.
and hath: coupletely furnished
Open Sat. and Sunday. Du. 1854.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

SUMMER HOME on spacious, Sc
cludeo, pvt. estate. Excel. water
front for swimming and boating; 4
bedrm. home, 2-car garage Only
10 min. Annapolis. Avail. June
4; J. GooDMAN. Atty. Annapolis
BETHANY BEACH. DEL.-Attractive
and completely furnished cottage,
near ocean for the season or half
season: 3 dble. bedrms. Q baths and
2 porches; fenced in lawn. Call or
write. MRS. w. @. HUME. Bethany
Beach. Del. Phone Dickinson $50.
all modern convenienees.
Colonial Beach, by season. only
$3.50: Boy 2sS-D, Star.
BAY RIDGE, Md and 3 bedrm
houses at this exclusive bayside
beach for rent by month. l. BRUN-
NER. As Farragut ave. Bay Ridge,
N. BEACH, MD.-For season: s-rm
sHoesr: sos 7th ST.: owner on
premises from 4 TO 9 pm. sun. or
BEACH - Summer cot
tase near water; gas. elec., refsr.;
sleeps Q: by vk. &45 NO. 2674.
BEACH-3is- -bedrr1.. cot
tage. furn.; beach privtls. included;
ey month or season. AP. <46s.-2S
Evening star., 1950-04-23

???Ready for Summer???
WATERFRONT - 3-bedrm., ail-elec.
bungalow. furnished and equip. ::
dock. pavilion. firepl.; reduced to
$4,000, terms.
WATERFRONT-All-elec, all year,
radiation and insulated bunsalow;
WATERFRONT BUNGALOW ON THE
BAY-Furnished and equipped; low
down payment and monthly pay
ment; total price, $4,000 If sold
wATERFRoNT BUNGALOW - Fur
nished and equipped: dock, boat,
elec. and water; S4 200. $1,000
$4,000 BUYS A REALLY NICE BUN
GALOW. located at Snug Harbor
Better see this.
WEST RIVER EsTATE-l25-ft. front,
ga. acres; 5 bedrms., oil h.-w.h.,
9 nrepls.. 120-ft. screened porch,
dock, sandy beach. 2-car garage.
sail boat and equipment: all this.
in excel. cond. and really priced
to sell. at s16,50O, terms.
$500 down will buy a log cabin.
$500 down will buy all-year home
81 900 down will buy . 7-rm. home
DO YOU WANT A HOTEL OR CLUB
ON THE BAY FRONT? WE GOT TT
CLIFFORD G. WOODWARD
Shady Side. Md. West River s421.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
FARMS WANTED

5-1O ACRES, house with bath. elec. F.;
IN Md. 90 miles D. c.; substantial
o0"n payment BOX 2oo-D' az. as.ar'
WILL TRADE $1,000 equity in 10 city
home. IL yrs. old, good neighbor-
hood, rs down payment on farm
within 35 mi. of D. C. Must have
good house. 100 acres. Box IA I'D,
Direct FROM owNER-2oo to 400
acre farm; good land, fenced, mostly
clear; 80 miles D. c.: suitable beef
cattle; modern house: hard road,
school transp.; plenty water Reas.
price and terms. No agents. Call
HU. 1855 evenings. pa
SMALL FARM and house with some
land, within committing distance Of
Washington. Box 304S Col. lights.
wANT ssSi0Hi TO MsSh' BUY 4 p FARM; prefer Va,
1925 miles D. c.. 10 acres-25O
acres; S15,00O-$40,O0O; will apply
all or part of q business on same
up to 100000 which is worth double
this amount. Box 353-E, Star.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
DANDY Monev-Maker

Within % mi. of Washington: S.
600 income reported from tobacco
sides. spring fed, 10 streams. l4O
acres, about 65 in tractor-worked
cropland. bal. pasture and woods.
around % fruit trees: village few
Minis; rustic BUNGALOW. in cd. re-
pair, rms, elec. and phone avail
able. 3 barns, meat and poultry
houses. 3 bldgs. at lake: incapaci-
tsted owners sacrifice, S10.S0O, only
$1,000 down. Z. s. Bohannan,
STROUT REALTY. Port Tobacco,
Nd Bargain lists mailed free
Evening star., 1950-04-23
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST TRUST LOANS secured; quiek
Hit a9fioa aso, MRS Il, T. WILLIAMS.
WILL BUY deferred purchase non.,
esGfoE oUlck. ttTEti sTi ,asa. 5sss discounts. Mr..
FUNDS AVAILABLE for nnsns,n,
apartment houses (ovners onlyI ~
,st trusts up to sOes. see Mr..
RosS.; Rssi,o;r. BROWN sS gN,s REALTY corr
TRUSTS. lst 2nd and ard; Md Va Va
~; C wk 5 service. ADAMS really
CASH FOR Isl AND 3nd TRIJST
N0IES incl. LIST trust on acreage;
nuicK not. ,settlement; white or colored;
p o'sS G6p N y E., Md and Va. FULTON
r5230 Brokers. attention.
FlRST AND SECOND TRUsr LOANS
IaasiARTow IaasiA r REALTY Co. Rssitors
n0HEH H,!S J. ON SECoND THUsT-Ws
EASTEi6SHh SE$ aoRreHSsassio eHSsasioS.Hls 3 isJfsr. m:
NatIomn.fI NMatEm fIGssS 5sssS 1919 n Z ave s'v.
sSSsssASE eSsIes tsI .Ss4s,::,.: aSAs:; ,.:sYS,SsS.,w
sRcoNb TRUST SSf r6Sbs n5sS r .v.iI.sl. ala f.,
4. N; pkAisNER. i4oa e L d,ss0ITs. y. NM.
SECOND TRUSTS BOUGHT, IA,
GGrTlces; Cash today. Call RA, 1851.
I'll IL 6676: day or evening.
IN, IhusT LOANS on real estate;
Wnn,h1t ,Ow tates . to swear terms and
mnoInthiy mon payments. p. J. WAISHE
iNCT lIl5 Eye st NV. Ma. 6les
LOASs ON REAL ESTATE, lat ana
;Ind trust: No red tape, Quick aeTv-
NNe. henry sALUs, eStab. 1874,
IA. I262, llO4 Vermont avs. M.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
POTOMAC AREA

95 acres In its entirety with SCOTT.
frontage on South Glen I'd. all
cleared, overlooking one of the larger
90 acres on Fall rd. with ap-
prox. SCOTT. frontage, commands
a magnificent view of the surround
ing country. has 6-rm. house
with modern improvements. garage.
chicken houses. $4,000; JOB acres
of very fertile farm land, all clear
with road frontages, $3.50 per acre;
SO acres. all wooded. on South Glen
I'd. with 469-ft. frontage. $1,000:
Is acres on South Glen rd. with ap-
prox. SCOTT. frontage. all clear and
with the intangibles for an ideal
estate site. $500 per acre Phone
Mr.. Waddill, Gaithersburg 3"5. with
J. VINSON PETER
Evening star., 1950-04-23
FARMS FOR SALE

CHARLES CO., MD.-s1s, 900. 36s
corn. tobacco: 61s,0O0 bd, 50. IT..
l mi. from river. 8 rms, bldes., cleo.
On 2 state roads. GE. 1922.
CLINTON. MD, Prince Georges CO.
90 acres, small comfortable house,
large chicken house, Also other
farms, 100 acres to 1S1 acres, q
TO l 5 miles Of D. C. Priced to sell.
Conv. terms Call Mrs. Hyman,
AID. 469S, METZLER co.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE

WANTED-RETIRED COUPLE, cul.
tured, nnassr 81 share am home with owners
modern chicken plant; ideal tourist
home 10 minutes State park; all
recreational facilities. Box 9O-E.
Star "a
FOUR ACRES of good farm land with
Arm. and bath bungalow at Bur-
louisville, Md; plenty of fruit; priced
for quick sale. $500. GEORGE
PULLEY. Ashton 6135. -23
7 A.; Z RMS, 3 porches, 8 closets, 2
storage rms. 3 fireplaces, electricity,
bath. run. water: 3-rm. serv. otrs.: f.:
well built. good cond; residential
sect. town; SIN. boat landing on salt
water; whole or part; pvt. sale: S.
600. A. P. MESSICK IrYington. Va
Evening star., 1950-04-23
ACREAGE WANTED

3 TO ACRES-With or without
small house, on good road, within
miles Of D. c.; must be cheap;
state location and price. Box 2S9-D,
8 sr 70 10 ACRES wANTED91n
northern Va, by pvt. party; quote
cash or terms. Gil. 06S4 or write
rs TO $50 ACRES OF LAND-Suit-
able for development in near fu-
ture. Wkdays, AT. 1919; Sun.-eves.,
! TO s ACRES-Four homesites; up
to $500 an acre; within > miles of
Shirley Hwy. on State-maintained
road Reply Box 205-C, Star. -23
WHITE OR COLORED
FOR APT. HOUSES OR HOMES
In D. c.. Md. or Va.
SHAPIRO, INC.
Q11 18th st. NV. NE. LIZ "a