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Evening star., 1950-10-08
By Betty BeoIe

Perle Mesta is not attending the
opening in New York of Call Me
Madam" the musical based on
Mrs. MS own story, and she
doesn't know when she will see
the show. The lady Minister to
Luxembourg who arrives in the
Capital today said over the tele-
phone from New York. II like
Ethel Norman very much but I
haven't any idea that I will go to
the opening because I have come
to Washington on business. l
haven't made any plans to see the
show"
Madame Minister is not ban
ming the musical comedy, she SIM
ply does not know yet what her
State Department schedule will be,
or how long the diplomatic busi-
ness will keep her in Washington.
She hasn't heard either the words
or the music of "Call Me Madam
except for one or two tunes that
Irving Berlin played on the piano
at a party Leonard Lyons gave
last May before she sailed for Eu-
rope.
Her sister, Mrs. George Tyson,
Perle said, is in Paris where Mr..
Tyson will rejoin her in a day or
Evening star., 1950-10-08
Wedding Fete
At Embassy

The Mexican Ambassador and
Sonora de la Colina were hosts at
wedding reception at the En-
bassy yesterday following the mar
riage OF Miss Maria Luisa Con-
treras to Mr.. James David Emmell
The double ring ceremony took
place at 10 o'clock in the morning
in the Church of the Nativity, the
Rev. Robert w. Moher officiating
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Luis Fernando Contreras
OF this city, Tampico, Mexico, and
San Antonio, Tex. The groom's s
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Newkirk Emmell of WASHINGTON
and Jersey City.
Mr.. Contreras gave his daughter
IN marriage and Mrs. Robert K,
Kirkham. sister of the groom, was
matron OF honor. Miss Shirley c
McPhillipS was maid of honor and
the bridesmaids were the Misses
Evelyn Jacobsen, Dolores Scanlon
and Harriet Trotter. Lolita
Sierra, daughter of the First Sec
retary OF the Mexican Embassy
was flower girl.
Mr.. Owen Joseph Emmell was
his twin brothers best man, and
the ushers were Messrs. John New
kirk Enmell, Vincent Chester EN-
nell, Paul Joseph Spadacino and
Luis Rodolfo Contreras.
The newlyweds will tour New
England and Canada on their we'd
ding trip and return to make their
home here.
Evening star., 1950-10-08
Virginia Fox
is Married

Miss Virginia Rachael Fox,
daughter of Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Charles Wexford Fox of Sill
yer Spring, and Mr.. Kenneth T.
Wydler of Rochester, N. Y, son
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Gottleib
Wydler, were married yesterday
afternoon in the Grace Episcopal
Church in Silver Spring.
Canon Crawford w. Brown of
the Washington Cathedral Off
ciated at the 2 o'clock ceremony
which was followed by a recep-
ton at Admiral and Mrs. Fox's
home.
Given in marriage by her father
the bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Mary Ellen Fox, as
maid of honor and by the Misses
Sylvia Lewis and Elizabeth Tier
ney as bridesmaids. Their gold
satin gowns were set off by
chrysanthemum bouquets.
Mr.. John K. Clifford was best
man and the ushers were Messrs.
William B. Meier of Penfield,
N. Y: c. w. Gill and c. L.
Levens Of Rochester and Mid
shipman Charles w. Fox, jr.
After a honeymoon on Sea
Island the couple will be at home
at the Park Fairfax. Mrs. Wydler
is a member of the Junior League
of Harrisburg and an inter-
league member of the Washing
ton Junior League. Mr.. Wydler is
an electronics engineer.
Evening star., 1950-10-08
Exclusively Yours
Mrs. Mesto Has No Plans See New Show Call Ne Modon
Mrs Alt Eeberq Refues Some Foolish Stories About Her

two. He was over there but flew
back to this country for week
or 10 days. The Tysons, their
daughter Betty and their grand
daughter are going to spend the
winter in the south of France. AS
for Paris, Mrs. Mesta got some
new clothes there on the way
home this time. You have to go
through Paris to get from Luxem-
bourg to LIE Havre, she explained.
The second all-woman congress
sional contest in the United
States is, according to the word
in Washington, Waging with
warmth. If Mrs. Reva Beck Bo-
some, Democratic Representative
from Utah, doesn't return to Con-
gress for the next term, Mrs. Ivy
Baker Priest will. The latter is
said to be tall, dark haired, good
looking and vivacious, the daugh.
ter of a miner who was born in
a mining town. Whereas, Mrs.
Bosone is a widow with one grown
daughter, Mrs. Priest has a hus-
band, a boy, 7, and two daughters,
13 and 8.
If his wife comes to Washington
Mr.. Priest is apt to see almost
as much as he does now as he
Evening star., 1950-10-08
Miss Kelley
BeconesBride

The daughter of United States
Representative from Pennsylvania
and Mrs. Augustine B. Kelley was
married yesterday to the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard j. Schellen-
berg of Arlington. Miss Kathleen
Anne Kelley became the bride of
Mr.. Robert Warren Schellenberg
at II o'clock in the morning at
the Church of the Annunciation
The Rev. Russell Phelan ofhciated
at the ceremony, which was fol-
lowed by reception at the Kel-
leys' home in Kenwood.
Representative Kelley gave his
daughter in marriage and she was
attended by her sisters, Mrs.
Henry B. Brown. jr., and Miss
Therese E. Kelley. They both
wore emerald green satin dresses
in striking contrast to the brides
gown of candlelight satin.
Best man was the bridegroom S
brother, Mr.. Howard j. Schellen-
berg, jr., and ushering were the
Messrs. Richard B. and James R.
Kelley, brothers of the bride; John
L. Hennessy of New York and
Louis J. Burns. jr.
Evening star., 1950-10-08
Forrest p. Shernnons
To Entertain Visitor
Secretary Matthews to Be Host Also;
Mrs. FeIdn1on to Preside at Luncheon
Ra Euou nonh
By Evelyn M. Dent

The Chief of Naval Operations
of the United States Navy Admiral
Forrest P. Sherman, and Mrs.
Sherman will entertain at dinner
on Monday, October Is, for the
Commander in Chief of the
Chilean Navy, Vice Admiral Carlos
Torres.
Vice Admiral Torres arrives that
day from his homeland and will
be accompanied by Capt. Jose
Araos. Comdr. Herman Searle and
1t. Comdr. Rinaldo Reopke.
Secretary Of the Navy Francis
P. Matthews will be host the next
day at luncheon for the visicssis,
entertaining them at the Penta-
gon. Rear Admiral Milton E.
Miles, Director of Pan American
Affairs and United States Naval
Missions. and Senior Naval Dele
gate of the Inter American De-
tense Board, and Mrs. Miles will
be hosts at dinner in the evening.
Going to Annapolis
On Wednesday, October 18, Vice
Admiral Torres and his, encourage
will spend the day at Annapolis
Evening star., 1950-10-08
BeosIey-Kirk
WeddinqHeId

Miss Phoebe Kirk yesterday be-
came the bride of Mr.. Clifford 3.
Beasley, jr., of Birmingham, Ala,
in st. Mary's Chapel in the Wash
ington Cathedral. Canon Craw-
ford w. Brown officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander Kirk. Gowned
in imported Chantilly lace over
net and satin and wearing a
short veil of imported silk illusion
with a Chantilly cap bordered
with seed pearls, Mrs. Beasley was
given in marriage by her father.
Miss Nancy Beasley, the bride
groom's sister, was the only at
itendant.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford B. Beasley
of Birmingham. His father served
as best man while ushers were the
Messrs. Sam Boykin, jr.; Patrick
Devine, Arnold Kheff and A. Roy
Simmons.
Following a reception at the
home of the brides parents, the
couple left for a wedding trip to
Nassau. After two months travel
they will make their home in Bir-
mingham.
The bride attended Warrenton
Country School and is graduate
of Finch Junior College. Mr.. Beas-
ley is a graduate of Washington
and Lee University where he was
president of Phi Delta Theta fra
ternity and a member of Sigma
secret society. He served in the
Army for four years during Worlc
War II.
Evening star., 1950-10-08
Coe, P|ott,
Marriages
Washington Girls
Wed at Ceremonies
In Local Churches

Gowned in antique satin
trimmed with rosepoint lace worn
by her great-grandmother, grand
mother and mother on their we'd
ding dresses, Miss Anna Hopton
Coe yesterday became the bride of
Mr.. Hazen Stewart Dean. jr.. of
Pittsburgh. Pa.
The marriage of the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Conway Peyton Coe
of Chevy Chase to the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Dean of Hinsdale, H.,
took place in the Metropolitan
Memorial Methodist Church, the
Rev. Edward G. Latch officiating.
Due to a recent bereavement in
the brides family. only the fami-
lies and close friends attended
the reception at the brides home.
Mr.. Coe, former United States
Commissioner of Patents and now
vice president of the Radio Corp.
of America, gave his daughter in
marriage, and her sister, Miss
Mildred Hart Coe, was maid of
honor. The bridesmaids were the
Misses 10 Anne Spaulding, Mary
Allan Trimble, Sue Farquharson
and Mrs. Homer Petit. All wore
rust nylon net dresses and car
ried bouquets of chrysanthemums
or leaves.
Mr.. Clark Evans Dean was best
man for his brother. and the
ushers were Messrs. De Witt Lane,
jr.; Jack Stout. L. Bartlett Bulge
and Conway P. Coe, jr.
After a honeymoon on Sea
Island. the couple will be at home
in Pittsburgh, where Mr.. Dean is
associated with the Diamond
Match Co.
Borker-PIott
The marriage of Miss Helen
Barr Platt, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Doran Stone Platt, to Mr..
John Bybee Barker, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Desmond James Barker
of Salt Lake City, took place last
evening in the Christ Lutheran
Church.
The Rev. William F. Bruening
officiated at the 8 o'clock cere-
mony which was followed by a
reception at the Platts' home.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father and attended
by Mrs. Benjamin E. Anderson,
jr., as matron of honor and by
Mrs. Doran Stone Platt, jr., and
Mrs. Thomas Ludlow Coleman.
Mr.. Anderson was best man and
the ushers were Mr.. Platt, jr.,
and Mr.. Don c. Root.
The couple left later for Ber-
muda and after their honeymoon
(See MARRIAGES, Page D-18.)
Evening star., 1950-10-08

spends most of his time travelling
He's salesman and his area is
in the northwest. Not since 1884
when Caroline O'Day was opposed
by Natalie Touch (now Williams)
have two ladies been in such a
race. But although it's a hot
campaign, it's a lady-like one.
Former Chief of Protocol, United
States Ambassador to Canada and
Mrs. Stanley Woodward will come
to Washington for a week on Octo-
ber % when their numerous
friends will trot out the welcome
mat. They are coming for the
opening at the National Gallery
of Art of. an exhibition of works
of contemporary Canadian artists.
:. Present Chief of Protocol Jack
Farr Simmons is at Bethesda Ma
val Hospital for foot operation,
will be there another week but
expects to walk out without
hobbling.
X X X X
Louise Heiberg is annoyed over
the references to her in a recent
magazine article entitled "The
Women Behind Macarthur" "
Louise, herself. is tempted to
(See BEAIE. Page D-13)
Evening star., 1950-10-08
Treasury Secretary
To Fete Britisher
Brazilian, Army Officer to Be Entertained;
Envoy-EIect, Mrs. ODwyer to Be Honored
MRS. II. S. DEAN, Jr.
BY Katherine M. Brooks

Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He
and Mrs. Nunan are settled in
an attractive apartment on the
coast not far from the capital.
Another favorite from the En-
erald Isle, Mr.. Robert Brennan,
Mr.. humans predecessor as min
lister, also is living near Dublin,
although he and Mrs. Brennan
have purchased a house near the
mountains. Mr.. Brennan has re-
tired from government service
and now is director of the Irish
News Agency.
Mrs. GerroId Guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Brennan are
having visit from their daughter,
Mrs. Jerrold, widow of Col. Gilbert
Jerrold and her children. Mrs.
Jerrold, formerly Diedre Bren-
nan, sold their house here shortly
after Col. Jerrold's death in mid
summer and went to his home in
Normandie, France, where she and
the children spent the late sum-
mer. The oldest daughter of the
Brennans, Maeve, who was editor
of the Junior Harper's Bazaar
when it first was published, now is
on the editorial staff of the New
Yorker. The third daughter,
Emer, now Mrs. Svend Yort and
her family still live in Chevy
Chase. The youngest of the
children. Robert, jr., more famil-
iarly known as Pat, will be gradu-
ated next year in aeronautical
engineering from Trinity College
in Dublin.
Evening star., 1950-10-08

Washington in the next few
weeks will be the mecca for dis
tinguished officials of other coun-
tries. The first to arrive will be
the Minister of State for Eco
nomics of England, Mr.. Hugh
Gaitskell who will come in today.
1t is the first visit to the United
States for Mr.. Gaitskell, who is
acting Chancellor of the Excheq-
uer while Sir Stafford Cripps is
in Switzerland recuperating from
an illness.
The Secretary of the Treasury,
Mr.. John w. Snyder, will be host
at luncheon Wednesday entertain
ing a small group of financial
leaders in honor of the visitor.
Tomorrow the British Ambassa-
dor. Sis Oliver Franks will enter
tain his countryman at a cocktail
party at the Embassy for only
those on the Embassy staff.
Following closely the visit of
Mr.. Gaitskell will be the British
Minister of Defense, Mr.. Manuel
Shimwell, who with defense Of
f1cials of other nations in the
North Atlantic pact will meet
here with Gen. Marshall the week
of October %.
Brozilion General Coming
The Director of Military Train
ing in Brazil. Maj. Gen. Mario
Trevassos, will reach Washington
Friday accompanied by Col. Cas-
par Costa, 1t. Col. Armondo No
ronho and Maj. Heitor Lyre. They
will be in the Capital until the
first of next week before starting
a tour of military installations
and training schools throughout
the country.
The Ambassador, Mr.. Mauricio
Nabuco, will be host at the lunch
con October 16 for his country
men and Saturday they will dine
with the Military Attache, Mai.
Gen. Edgar do Amoral.
cubon Envoy Home
The Cuban Ambassador, Senor
Luis Machado, was in New York
for the luncheon yesterday of the
Cuban Chamber of Commerce and
left later for Havana. He will be
absent about 10 days and made
the trip in preparation for the
visit in the Cuban capital of the
Secretary of Commerce, Mr..
Charles Sawyer. who is expected
there this week.
Sonora de Machado and the
younger daughter Natalia are
expected to accompany the Am
baSSador back to WASHINGTON the
middle or end of next week.
The last Irish Minister in WASH
ington, Mr.. Sean Nunan, recently
was named Secretary of External
Affairs for his country. With the
retirement from this post of Mr..
Nunan the legation was raised
to an embassy and the very popu-
lar humans went home where he
TOOK an important post in the
Evening star., 1950-10-29
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
NEW FIREPRoor BUILDINGs lar

NEW FIREPRooF BUILDINGS. large
low rental, long or short leases
Ewes, OIL. 2Os4; SAMUEL E. BOG
LEY, INC, WI. 1920. 80
WAREHOUSE OR SHOP SPACE
Downtown. near Conn. ave. and Z
st. NV. all or part of $500 SO. #
available. 1900 So. IT. on FIRST floor
500 on third floor. Cali Ex. 7212
GEORGIA AVE, mr.: Peabody NV
Warehouse containing $4,000 So. it.
on first floor; orive in door for large
trucks; general storage or autos
THOS ]. FISHER g. CO, INC, 73S
18th St. NV. DI. $3.50. 80
$40 MO.-Small. 2-story brick bldg.
for repair shop. storage, etc; rear
Atlas Theater, 1900 blk. H st. ne.
being 1871 Linden court. DRURY
REALTY CORP, MI. 1000.
REAR 1922 18th ST. NV. $s5 pei
GERALp zdde LusTINE' Al" 9TH st, NV
FOR LEASE AT GAINESVILLE. OHIO
200, 900 SO. it, whole or part. Idea
manufacturing or warehouse. Mod.
ern. part freproof, 3 railroads, is
truck lines. Railroad sidings. truck
docks. Plenty gas and power. Write
NATIONAL PLUMBING POTTERY
CORP. 305 N. Front ST.. Columbus
Ohio.
14th ST. near Florida ave. NV
Two-story bldg. suitable for whole.
sale or storage: contains 5000 SO
#. excellent condition: good loca
ton for sale Of electrical supplies
paints. auto parts, etc. THOS. j
FISHER q CO., INC, 73S 18th st
NV, DI. $3.50. 80
Evening star., 1950-10-29
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED-Store with living quarters.
Call AT. 1910. weekdays. 30
1.500 50. it., 2nd commercial. Call
North 7134. 29'
JUNK SHOP AND YARD, End COM
mercial; will lease with option to
buy. Sun, OIL. 1914; weekdays,
ST. 9716.
WILL PURCHASE site suitable for
trucking terminal close to Washing
ton, not less than l acre: give price
and location. Address H. s. WILL
SON. Room 404, Virginia Building,
9th and Main sts,, Richmond. Va.
Evening star., 1950-10-29
COUNTRY PROPERTY

COY 5-ROOM. new. completely fur
nished modern. fireplace; overlook
ing hwy and foothills; spacious
grounds; 75 mi. D. c. bus service;
nominal rent to responsible person.
J. A. WILLIAMS. Sperryville, Va.
SMALL, inexpensive farms. near Sky
line Drive; good roads. electricity.
telephone. spring water.
10 acres, 6-rm. cottage 81, 500
80 acres, 5-rm. cottage 81. 500
10 acres, 7-rm. bungalow S. 500
s E. HENING. Sperryville. Va.
Evening star., 1950-10-29
DESK SPACE

DESK SPACE and answering service
81 Eye st: NV. RE. 1860. 30s
BARR BLDG, 910 18th st. NV, mr.
Conn. and Knew, modern, attr
best. Our receptionist, switchboard
mail and telephone answering serv-
ice available. Call DI. 27O4. 81
DESK SPACE in real estate office mr.
Hecht Co, S25 mo. RE. 2313; ewes
ia. 3252
STREET FL, Vermont and K, desk
space, answer sery. ST. 2026
ewes, IA. $500.
Evening star., 1950-10-29
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR sALr

FALLS CHURCH, VA.-Potenial comm
corner. George Mason I'd and Lee
hwy; 100x113; $3.50 or best offer.
OWNER. 81. 2416. 81
NEAR WILSON BLVD. and the new
Va. location of Hechts' Department
so%merc,aj s50Ta; LOGO sros sG f. .9ped lst
ing, needs repairing. You should
investigate. this valuable location at
once. Call Mrs. Decker, CHI. O336.
LEATH 4 ASHLEY. INC. MA. 6464.
EAST HYATTSVILLE-Corner lot
50xl65 ft.. $3.50; proposed CONNER
cial, on main hwy. OWNER. WA
look 100 ON MAIN ARTERY, D. C.:
Level; active location; So 50. It.
olTsFaNpfNS2; ol4TsFfaasiSS; .coRNER d5ss PROP. in
Takoma PIX, with 1.25 It. frontage.
improved by 7;rm. buns.; ideal for
S15.950 and within i yr. when com
mercialized this prop will be worth
Sg5' 900 RAFFELL REAL ESTATE.
WOODWORKING. storm window.
screen and cabinet shop, with we'll
building on 50-ft. lot. fronting on
Rhode Island ave. ne, Md; real
estate and equipment alone worth
price asked; S19,5O0. WALTER M,
BAUMAN, 1927 K st. NV, MA 6229.
RossLYN, vA.-s.o0o sa. It,. zoned
COMM: mfg; 8 bldgs. on prop.
One One 7.5o0 So; IT.: 22Q #, on Wilson
1869. 4346 Lee Hwy. 40
1st COMMERCIAL-Loc Sc. mr..
several large apt. developments: 40
600 so. ft. Bargain price considering
excel. opportunity. LU. 4-654O. %
10000 SO. FIT. industrial water
front ground in D. c.; owner Will
sell. lease or trade. Call MR..
VlNN1CK. 1404 L st. NV. MA. S036.
Evening star., 1950-10-29
WOODWARD & NORRIS
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

metal fabrication; 5000 So. it.: it.:
owner retiring. Box 13-E. Star.
PARKING LOT, 44o Eye st. NV:
ssRT saI per 1oI9 mo 7tb RaYMoSD y + + EYE EYE
liz VA. AVE. s.W.-Brick bldg, suit
able 1or shop or warehouse. End
commercial zone. Equipped with
issRisTy; PXRRER; cos l5shts, IA ssss hsst C. H.
1909 | ST. S:w.Mand iS, floor n. uSI rm.
approx; l2xl6; excellent location
for ONCE shop. workroom, etc.
Reas: rent. hmm. occupancy. Apply
LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. Co, Realtors
1415 K st. NV. NE. 54OO.
DOWNTOWN BLDG, app. 10000
SO. #: Of first commercial space
eonv. to all transportation, excellent
location for large orsanization, office
and display rooms, school, studios
NJ BFRNsTEiN ssssrsPss ssnt co. ApRts RealtoEs aEo
14l5 K st. new. ME. 5400.
CLUB HOUSE, suitable for veteran
organization. financial assistance il
nssssssds sss Mass open oys nS t0r ES sIs
Monthly parking for rent. -3i
UP TO 10000 SO. FT., level. Ana
costa: 2 blks. from entrance to
g. Capitol st. bridge. Ideal for
aeir neeavs ss2I storage N. Or IT 1Ink y5 Reason;
o9ie OF sum. can rA. MAS ssssi MILLER fR' slo0
APPROXIMATELY 1000 So. #. In
lge. downtown 2nd commercial bldg
concrete hrs.. passenger and freight
elevators. Immed. occupancy. Ap.
ply LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO,
Realtors. 1415 X st. NV. ME
LAUNDRY SHOP, 80 14th st. se.,
MoND R. RUPERT. 10l7 7th st.
NEAR 18th AND IRVING N.w.-1s,
ioor can be used for business and
Hyn Hying nsr quarters laan,r utilities INCLUDED
Nj Fs; ST. SsfI IA. coSs.7 Tn 72SSi avE-snd sn com,
2 small rooms. heated. End a., S35
mo, A. NJ. ROTH, RE. 1880.
ROOM FOR RENT st. location
bf hear1 4,4a q business district. Cali
NEAR srd AND CONSTITUTION AVE,
--loned lst ,comml. Large audito.
rum containing approx 5000 50.
IT. with add; storage space in base
ment, plus 3-story corner bldg ad-
layatories. Auto. heat Suitable for
union Headquarters. recreation CEN
ter, etc. Possession 80 days. Rent
81 800 per mo. Consult SHANNON
d LUCHS CO. Realtors. 1905 H st.
nv Ma. 2345. 20
1918 ST NV. Entire building. new,
handsome decor, fis., 1000 it.
plus bsmt. storage; 1915 mo-; clinic,
institute or law firm. DI. 6S43. 81
AUTOMOBILE SHOWROOM, service
garage and large adjoining lot, ex-
cellent for automobile leadership or
good NV. location on main busy
street. Has been successful auto
mobile agency for 80 years Immed
poSs. Consult Mr.. Taylor, SHANNON
LUCHS CO., Realtors, exclusive
agents. 1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

NINE-UNIT APT. HOUSE. at approx.
times the annual rentals: unfurn.
with only $500 down REQUIRED.
E9T Epp particulars tSa call A a NJ 4. pEA1s- saIs
Home. Home iaet Ho. 7s5s 4 =. n'~'' MA. 1ss saS0'
fireproof BLDG. Best business ioca-
ton. 10-yr. lease; approx. so in
yyeSstment; sIssQ'ooo: A. s; c,JIS CUp-
WE HAVE LIsTINGs-GooD BUYS,
all types: for all purpose incomes.
Example: Home and income. furn: /;
Oh heat; excel; cond.; near 18th.
NYoaE IT, n NEAk AAshA AiNTa sTfi TA zt Conn
cial; Large 1st floor "a 5x9O plus
> story garage on 20 #. alley. 3
apis. over store will carry monthly
payments. Excellent financing.
%ap,E tSp. Pg 70 1885, 4ssi MARSHALL MA s l n
b.uNiT APT. S. E.-Total price only
SlS;000 but worth S25. 900: Only
NJ: NJ :oGS Fs,d@sn Sown 81 SETX 616I REALTY .s, So
1sis-isia ith ST. ST. s.S, s.W,Ls "a houses uses
with bath and oil heat; one deli
catessen store. equipped kitchen,
apt. above; and one rooms, hard
wood floors, brick fireplace. 70' rear
yards. 2 brick garages: white or
colored; priced reasonably. Apply
sTl sTi4 $50. 5th ST. s'W'' IL am to B %. gm'
GEoRGETowN. 1921 M st. nv
Good location. Can be used for
radio-electronics. tires or any busi-
ness. Three floors and basement;
sSG renson.n,e Priced very low
Oil h.-w.h; Can Mr.. Richards. Wo.
lsS4 l4th st. NV, DI. 3346
5-RM. BRICK dwellings. in s.w. sec,
: together. C. H. PARKER CO,
2 sToREs AND APT. income, e ssss
a mo-; upper NV. 18th st. business
1890. PENNY" APosToL1DEs.
4-UNIT BRICK apt, NV. sect; price
onH. only 81 900; property. worth $25,;;
CITY & Really RF1s'so' CO, Nj. Me- Feldman, Hi,
4-UNIT BRICK in 20Pi ne, sol $50; in
s2TpnpS eGms eyer e 700 "; oil hit. LOUIS
pfIs1sId EaMIdY 53 S5l365O; n,O Mss, mr. Ga an, and
ants pay for everything; leased to
July 1851; easy terms RAFFELL
REAL ESTATE. SH. S1a4.
CORNER GROCERY BUILDING, col
leet and pay taxes only. For app,
OSCAR SEIGEL, Ex. 250l. Ia.
NEAR RGyLE COUNTRY CLUB
Corner 2S acres. on two good roads,
Z miles from Silver Spring proper
eight-room house; nearest offer to
SO fa '9O9; E1ai4o Call MISS DoNNELY'
Mr.. CATHoIIC uNIv.-4-unit brick,
with separate gas-heating units: ten
ants furn. all utils.; low rents should
be raised; asking $4,000. RAFFELL
REAL. ESTATE. SH: 1103.
NR: GEORGE Washinston University
house, yields good return with low
rentals; 5 units of 2 rooms, kitchen
and bath, l of l room, kitchen and
bath; price, S32 800. WOODWARD
g. NORRIS; Realtors, 723 goth st.
MoDERN RjTi r. Office SasR; BLDG. excellent mit
Sc. location. Ali offices leased
Gross income over $1,000 annually.
Very moderate upkeep. $40. 500;
Sl2-S15.000 will handle. T. D.
BURGESS, vi. 2s02; eyes, 10.
Fl 11NIrs; $4,000 annual rental;
2 and 3 rm. apts.. priced. right. good
finanSeing; NV. area Ray RAY MORSE
1sdo s% IGIs' BEki evss ST. Ew@Gsrse TA 6aGs brick
dwelling used as rooming house,
mo; 2-story brick garage, oil hot
water; S22 800. THOS. P. BROWN,
Ma. 1919, exclusive.
COLLEGE PARK. MD, at U. of Md !;
comfortable home with annual in
come of $4,000 or more. UN. 1874
Sundays and evenings.
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