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OPEN. SEE TO-DAY

coLToNs POINT. st. Marys Co
6-rm. bungalow with beautiful Sio,,
over Potomac River toward Rial.
istone Island: ships and boats bass
py; nshing, oystering, crabbins:
CHIMNEY and oil circulating heat
stove: screened porches, garage:
In 1Tn1t; shade trees. lge. garden space,
dltion and well furnished, ready for
occupancy. AVA
o 9. 3. ZANTzINGER CO.
945 K st, NV. MA so-1
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USED ENGINES

121 h.p. Gray lusser; excellent work
engine for heavy cruiser or fishing
boat. Swings big wheel at 2,4O0
rp.m. Completely reyamped. ready
to go, S400.
80 hip. Gray Phantom, in good
running cond.; suit. for runabout or
small cruiser. A bargain at 5000.
Also many good used outboards
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ARLINGTON
"BELLEVUE FOREST"
IAPHE pnJyrNT. Huonnrn
AN OPPORTITNITY

AN OPPORTUNITY
For the couple who want to use this
nucleus of dwelling to watch and
supervise the construction of their
home. ga acres in one of Fairfax
County's most desirable sections
Shopping, churches, ETC., at nearby
Mclean. Fine well, sink, shower
kitchen cabinets available.
H. E. GASCH & SON
Sat. and Sun, DA. 9152
Weekdays, MA, 1854 -27
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"WANTED''

DO YOU HAVE
A WAREHOUSE FOR LEASE?
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV. Realtors MA. $500
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OVERLOOKING HWY.
Tract of over an acre. on q HILL
fronting on main highway in nearby
Virginia, few minutes drive from
downtown Washington, in excellent
neighborhood; also have other large
lots and small acreage tracts.
TERRY B. SIMMS
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Ideal Retirement Farm

Improved with set cd. bldes.; over
century-ol residence; z rms, bath,
elec., 3 hreplaces and 25-ft. porch,
IN picturesque setting; beautiful
view of surrounding countryside
and mts.; 2-rm tenant house. base
ment barn, 30x40. poultry house.
etc: 27 acres, about 20 in tillage;
village 2 mi. smart city, 40 Minis;
quick-sale, price, Sl35OO. part
down. G.. B. Wolford STROUT
REALTY, Hamilton, Va. Bars ain
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OCEAN CITY, MD.
NORMANDY APARTMENTS
Unsurpassed view of ocean and bay:
new. unusually spacious. 3-bedroom
apt; 3 exposures. huge liv. rms :,
deck; private beach; reasonab BILE
rates. Exclusive. Call GIL. 0652.
The Normandy has several choice
openings in September. rs
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AVIATION

LUSCOMBE 194s; all metal. licensed
tn April, 81, extra instruments,
metai MfaF1qTp pr1p; sacrifice; $50. See
MEMBERSHIP IN J-3 CLUB, x-C
and instruction at special rate. AP
TAYLORCRAFT 1915 for sale. Ii
censed July 1851; S675 or make
offer. HI. 1888. 21s
CESSNA 40, Aeronca Champion
StinSon 100. Will buy or trade your
used Cessna or LuScombe. Carl
ALLEN. Springfeld Airport. AL.
FUNK 19f7 CUSTOM. s5 Cont, 2.
way radio. etc, 81 800. viii trade
1or auto. COOP. apt or real prop
erty. EX. 400 Apt. 604 -2S
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Fred B. Cushman, Realtol

FARMS
40 acres. improved with q modern
60-cow dairy barn. milkhouse and
feedroom. Land is level and has
long frontage on hard surface road;
7-room BUNGALOW, needs repairs.
<5s acres Modern 60-cow dairy
barn, milkhouse and feedroom, 2
large silos, houses. with elec.
and running water. l without i'm
provements. Price. S4s,5 or can
be sold with cows and equipment.
$50 acres. Groom house; heat, lights
and bath. Large bank barn and
plenty outbuildings. Nearly $4,000
worth of personal property. Price.
S35, 900.
$50 acres. Modern dairy barn for
40 cows, large bank barn. 2 silos;
7-room house. Price, S27. 500.
Fred B. Cushman, Realtor
$40 Frederick Avenue
Gaithersburg, md. Phone 800.
TRADE. TRADE! TRADE! Your
home that you have outgrown. or
Q reason otherwise, for q modern
3-bedrm. brk. with 2 acres In Mont.
Co.; close in. Mrs. Sanders, DE.
LEATH & ASHLEY
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STOCK FARM

O1OCh FARM
450 acres, .S-room modern house, OF
heat. l y baths. large barn and silo
fenced and cross fenced, watered BY
good-sized streams; SO miles tc
D. c.; 100000.
J. L. G.. WEST
FA. 2135
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LOTS & ACREAGE WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED

ON IMPROVED PROPERTY. colored
or white section, in city Of Wash
Of trust of record and pay cash
above: settlement within "a hours,
No commissions. Call MR.. CLARKE,
LOIS 81 SaS1 aSb ACREAGE wanted At one.
IN nearby Nd; pay cash. Cal
WALCROFT, WA. 5611. -28
CASH FOR HOUSES on LOTS. FREI
APPRAISAIS. SCOTT SANDERS
612I MacARTHUR Blvd. OR. 667S
WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick. or frame; white or colored
quick settlement. Call MR.. MILLER
ME. 1920; eyes,, 81. 1921.
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WANT TO RENOVATE?

A lovely old home in site Of coun-
try club in Mont. Co.. in a setting
that bars none; lovely trees. an
acre of ground (more If desiredl !:
do you believe it is only $4,000?
You must know about this. Call
Mr.. Sanders. DE. 3774.
LEATH g. ASHLEY
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NEW

Strout Catalog
JUST oUTl MAILED FREE! 5000
Barsains,. 81 States, Farms. Village
Homes, Auto Cts. Resorts, Stores,
Apts., Hotels, Etc, Etc. Pictures
galore. Livestock. equipment, furn-
ishings often included. Latest re-
duced prices, many EZ terms. Our
51st Year. Nations leader, over
100000 Satisfied Purchasers Tell
US what you want. Where9 Price ?
Terms? Save tt rough
STROUT REALTY
711-N Woodward Bldg, Washington
ME. 754S or EX, l439.
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SARAH SCOTT. BROKER

TWO EXCELLENT HOME SITES:
l. About 2s acres. 21 miles from
District line. Charles County, Md; /;
$4,000 cash: $4,000 month; price,
$685. 90.
2. About one acre, Is miles from
District line. Just of State road,
Prince Georges County, Md; $40
cash; $50 month; price, 1915.
J. w. McVICKER
STERLING 3469 Piscataway, Nd.
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HOUSES ON S. RIVER, Sc. ESQ
ONLY IS MILES FROM ID, G.
2-bedrm. homes, fully equipped and
suitable for year-round living:
eacn has private water front with
masi1n1 mmasnif,csnt view and setting. From
Rt: 214. 23 mi. and take left oas as
INDICATED by "Larkington'' and
cape Lock Haven" signs. Follow
darlington" signs. Open weeS
ends. ST. 1400. week days -ST
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AQUA CLEAR

Prevents rust in engines and water
tanks. Adds gears of life to metal
portion OF your boat. Complete line
OF Sudbury Laboratory products In
cludes outboard flush. automatic
ollee cleaner and others as well as
engine feeders and water tank
preSeryative. Available through your
local dealer or al CHRIS CRAFT.
Sudbury Distributors, $50 Maine
ave. s.w. ST. O326.
CHAMPION CUPBOARD,
steel cable starter; cost Sl42; used
very little; 500. MR.. WILLARD.
RA. 1886, Sun; after $50 week.
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Large fieet now ready
saERf6sN 81 6ass 06S 6firSShSnp seliGT phons sSo5
ALWAYS CON TACT sTICKELL-
VIII WHEELER so YACHT co. for new or
Cruiser, fEsf twin cSrsss csse
lers, "a m.p.h.; like
1s45 Is" e" steelcratt fisher 4''o0
man, twin Packards,
"A m.p.h.; perfect 4,b00
1850 33' Chris Craft; used
one month, $1,000 ex-
,o,o h,p. R ..N- w " 1o,75o
,o,- ler. 1947; sleeps 4 $500
1885 40 Consolidated: twin
l45-h.p. Chrysler. new
. 1947; radio phone $3.50
1887 40 fisherman; RCA
- phone, III h.p. Gray $500
1887 40 D. c.; new Packard
engines. phone, 32-volt
generator, hot and cold
water, shower 1900
1916 40 Wheeler Sunlounge;
twin l45 hip. sleeps z,
a beautiful cruiser 1000
1927 43 Elco: new Chrysler
us h.p.: television;
beautiful as a new boat ZOO
1910 a. Elco twin 145-h.p.
,oo, Syncromaster 10000
1881 55' yacht; twin Lath-
rops, radio phone $500
1925 81 yacht: 225 GIN
diesel, all new equip
,z, msnt M ,.'- $4,000
diesels, 1916: full yacht
equipment. In beautiful
condition. ready to 90 $4,000
81 Mathis houseboat. new
Kermath engs l6,5OO
1880 81 Elco; 1946 diesels.
complete, ready to 20 17,bOO
1922 65' Yacht: new Chrys-
Ter, l45-h.p 5000
1947 21' Correct Craft; 145.
h.p. runabout 2.1oo
STICKELL-WHEELER YACHT co.
Baltimore, Nd, LAT. 1850. sunday
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FARMS

so ACRES; S1O,25O-1l-rm. house
built for , families; new barn, run
ming water through farm; elec. anc
fruit Of all kinds; IL acres tomatoe.
now ready for harvesting; 4 mile.
from Camp Ritchie, 5 miles from
Shangrala; good roads, schools anC
MI. O212,
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HOMAS F. HALEY, Rea
Phone Hya tfSvi1la nIO-
Build Your Own Home

Build Your Own Home
on one OF our lots in Homewood. A.
!ong as your house meets our mini.
mum size requirements, you car
build 1t yourself to any plan anc
OF any material YOU choose: tn,
site will have between "A and .,
acre and will cost only $500 or
easy terms: it fronts a State m ain.
tained road and is minutes from
tne Shirley highway and within &c
minutes Of downtown. We can heir
you help Yourself.
MASON HIRST
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MONEY WANTED

1 HAVE MODERN POULTRY FARM
and business, est. 25 years; eed ad-
ditional capital for unlimited expan-
sion; congenial lady or gentlemen.
Brokers take notice. Box 23S-V. Star.
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CAMP SPRINGS. MD.-Lots. size "
acre, miles from D. c. line.
blocks of Branch ave; beautiful
view overlooking valley. A nice place
to build your home; bus service
churches and schools Call ELMER
PADGETT. Cypress $3.50 or Cypresi
ON e2nd sT. NE. between Perry ant
$3.50. Zoo srd sd st. le'' ne. 's'e
BEAUTIFUL BLDG. SITE, 6Ox15O
mr.. Chevy Chase Country Club
ARLINGToNNGroup level lots fr for 2.
family houses, near Pentagon Build
ing: 81 $50 ea, BOWERS, RE. 2O29.'
COLORED-APT. HOUSE SITE, 3O.-
900 SO. it., Ivy City nr. New York
ave. me-; priced SOC per 50. It.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON, RE. 11S1.
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOT, nr. Lor-
cum lane. s0xl75 IT.; reas. GIL.
SARAH SCOTT. BROKER
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BY Owner-Wheaton Area
3 lots 662sx2oo, city water, gas;
rich ground. Conv. to shopping
eenters. $1,000 ea. 10. S.i7o1.
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CHRIS-CRAFT
YACHTMAN'S CORNER

44AO44 N4121N . OJ1LNEN
1947 Chris-CIaft, 80; sleep Q, So 900
1947 Steel Craft day cruiser, sleep 2;
excel; cond; $4,000
1949 T.S. 33' Owens; make ofier.
1947 Steel Craft sedan, used less than
100 hrs. 81, 900
II outboard. new 90 hp. John
1949 Steel Craft sedan, 125 hrs:
like new 81, 600
1850 Safticraft demonstrator. IS
#. 81 .a5O
Steel Craft Washington Co.
Maine Ave. and M SITS. S.w., ST. 414B
PRE-LABOR DAY SPECIALS
Designed for. your boating pleasure
we are Offering you a partial list of
our current boat bargains. All Of
these boats. ready for sailaway on
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= FLYING CLUB

Aeronca Champion. just relicensed;
low cost, no dues. See BOB COLBY
at ERGO Field, Riverdale, Sat. o,
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ia LOTS

Sewer and water. construction and
permanent loans; priced for i'm
mediate sale with terms to suit.
Call Mr. Yeonas to inspect.
YEONAS REALTY
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CATTLE RANCH

$4,000 cash will secure part own
efship in 1.000-acre going cattle
Farm, about so miles from Wash.
Establish home on farm now or
any time in future. Box 2s4-V,
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OUTBOARDS RENTED

BY day. week or month.
Large Meet now ready
See page 66S, yellow phone book,
SHERIDAN OUTBOARD6. GE. 3040.
ALWAYS CONT ACT sTICKELL-
WHEELER YACHT CO. for new or
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WATERFRONT LOT

Corner ocean front and inside adjoin-
ing lot; owner will sacrifice because
of illness; 1st section best location.
KENSINGTON REALTY CO., LO.
E-1IOS
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26 ACRE waterfront prop. on lower
Patuxent now in use as sport Ash
Ing club, lge. log lodge furnished
elec power. free flowing Artesian
well, pvt. road, new boat dock and
boat house. 10 new boats complete
with motors and numerous other
items. For further Information
call Cyprus QOO3
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ESTABLISH your own business in a
town that needs barber shop,
laundry receiving station or shoe re-
pair shop. Large 3-story bldg,
and 2 apts.. in addition to store
space; 4 a. Of land. excellent op-
portunity for right party, near
Front Royal, Va. Priced at S1s,5OO,
conv. terms. Call Mr. Schepmoes.
FA, 5637. GEORGE tn REEVES,
realtors, Falls Church Va -9r
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CoLORED - NORTHEAST - Nea,
schools and transp.; $3.50 casf
down. $12.50 month. MURRAY CO.
1229 I ST.. ma. 1886; Sun. anc
ewes, CO. 4131, 10. 2-43S2.
Evening star., 1950-08-31
James {. Hightower Dies;
Father Of Reporter Here

James Edward Hightower, SO,
father of John M. Hightower, dip
lomatic reporter with the Associ-
ated Press Washington Bureau,
died yesterday at his home in
Knoxville, Tenn, the Associated
Press reported.
Mr.. Hightower was yardmaster
for the Southern Railway there
and had been associated with
Southern for 43 years. He was
chairman of the board of deacons
of the Churchwell Baptist Church
in Knoxville, and was a Mason.
His son lives here at 8415
Bradley boulevard, Bethesda, Md.
Mr.. Hightower also leaves his
widow, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth High
tower and a daughter, Mrs. George
Trammell. both of Knoxville.
Funeral services will be held in
Knoxville tomorrow.
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Mrs. Belle {. Georqe
Rites Today

Funeral services for Mrs. Belle
Coulter George. 95. were to be held
at 1880 pm. today in Gawler's
Chapel. 1855 Pennsylvania avenue
NV. Burial was to be in Arlington
Cemetery.
Mrs. George died Monday in her
home, 6714 Piney Branch road
NV, after several months illness.
She was the widow of Wesley
George, Civil War veteran, who
served with the 139th Pennsyl-
vania Volunteers.
Born in Indiana, Pa. on Decem-
ber 5. 1854. Mrs. Coulter had vivid
memories of Civil War days. She
recalled helping make sewing kits
for the soldiers. Her father, James
Elder Coulter, was postmaster of
Indiana, Pa, during President
Buchanan's administration.
Mrs. Coulter came here 40 years
ago. She was the oldest member
Of the Mary Washington Chapter,
Daughters Of the American Rev.
olution, and belonged to the Met
ropolitan Methodist Church, Ne
braska and New Mexico avenues
NV.
Surviving are a daughter, Miss
Carlotta George. with whom she
lived; grandson. Richard Paint
er George of Talara, Peru; a
granddaughter, Mrs. James Emer-
son REM. Pittsburgh, and five
great-grandchildren.
A son, Harold Coulter George,
head Of the School of Mines at
the University Of Pittsburgh, died
in 1887.
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Greek Church Primate
Dies in New York
BY the Assoeioied Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-Arch-
bishop Christopher. Sc, primate of
the Alexandrine Greek Orthodox
Church in the United States, died
last night in Lincoln Hospital.
His full title was Metropolitan
OF Pentapolis and Exarch of the
patriarchate of Alexandria.
He was stricken in the rectory
of the Church Of SITS. Constantine
and Helen, the Bronx.
The archbishop was born in
Smyrne. He studied there and at
Athens. He was ordained at "a.
Archbishop Christopher began
his American career in 1925, serv-
ing in Lowell, Mass. In 1886 he
came to New York as a bishop
and later was elevated to arch
bishop.
A sister in Greece survives.
The archbishop's body is ex-
pected to lie in state at the Church
of SITS. Constantine and Helen for
five days.
Evening star., 1950-08-31

nue. NE.
The sun compass her husband
invented was credited by Rear
Admiral Richard E. Byrd as the
instrument that enabled him to
reach the North and South Poles
Admiral Byrd named a noun
tain in the Antarctic after him In
recognition of his sun compass.
For a quarter of century. Mr..
Bumstead supervised the making
of maps by the National Geo.
graphic Society. He died in jan
uary. 1910.
The former Miss Annie Sweeney
Mrs. Bumstead was born in
County Cork, Ireland. She mar
ried the inventor and mapmaker
in Boston in 1901.
Mrs. BumStead had lived in
Washington since 1915. She was
an active member of the Wood
ridge Circle of the First Congre-
gational Church, q member of the
Dahlgren Circle OF the Florence
Crittenton Home and a charter
member of the Woodbridge Book
Club.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Kenneth Dole and Miss Helen
Bumstead. both of the Carlton
avenue address; two sons, Robert
Bumstead of Philadelphia, and
Newman Bumstead. 1924 North
Lane, Bethesda, a National Geo.
graphic Society Research Cartog-
rapher, and seven grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
2::30 pm. tomorrow in the Con-
gregational Church of North Con-
way. Burial will be in North Con-
way.
The services will be conducted
by the Rev. John Elmo Wallace.
formerly of the First Congrega-
tional Church here.
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Indiana Rites Planned For John Christian, 66

A. Phil. he appeared with stock
companies in the East and Mid
West, spent several seasons in
Indianapolis and from 1885 to
1912 was active there in Masonic
Scottish Rite affairs.
After coming to Hollywood he
was in numerous films.
Evening star., 1950-08-31

stead sun COM
pass, died yes
terday in Bos-
ton.
She was taken
Ill in Boston
last Thursday
while en- route
to her Wash
ington no m e
from a visit to
the ia m IL y
summer home
in North Con.
way, N. H. She
lived at 2940
Carlton ave-
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BY the Associoted Press

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 31.-John
Christian. 66, veteran character
actor who died Tuesday, will be
buried in Indianapolis after Ma
sonic services there.
Born in Lowell, Mass, as Harry
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Mrs. A. H. Bumstead
Widow Of Inventor,
|Cartographer, Dies

Mrs. Albert H. Bumstead, 10,
widow of a former chief cartog-
rapher Of the National Geographic
Society and inventor of the Bum
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Refugees Create Problem

The problem of housing refu-
gees from the Soviet Zone contin-
ues to harass officials in Western
Germany.
Evening star., 1950-08-31
GarnH nf Thanka

CARRIE We wish to express
our sincere franks to the pastor.
oficers, members, pallbearers and friends
OF Israel Baptist Church; relatives, neigh
bors and all organizations for their kind
and the use OF their cars received at the
passing Of our mother and sister, CAR
RTE EDWARDS. THE FAMILY. 2"
Mcleod, FREDERICK ]. I wish to thank
the many friends and relatives for acts
OF kindness. floral contributions and
words of sympathy extended during his
illness and at the time OF the death Of
my husband, FREDERICK j. MCLEOD.
GRATEFULLY, FANNIE w. MCLEOD.
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Ruqs TO Riches on Gems

A man who once scratched for
diamonds and later became gem
buyer is now erecting a $700, 900
hotel In Durham, South Africa.
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Dratha

kAfRN, PEARL e. On Wednesday, Au
gust 80. 1850, at his residence, 1922 E
band Of Mrs. Myrtle G. Amrin, father of
Mrs Alice H. Tew of Clinton, Md, and
Miss Joyce Nirma. Amrin of Washington,
.. c., and brother of Mrs. Florence
Smith and Mrs. Helen Drumm Of Cleveland.
Ohio, and Carroll Amrin of Marion, Ohio.
Friends may call at Gawlers Chapel,
1855 Pa ave. NV. where services will De
Interment Arlington National Cemetery.
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cLAsCOCK. CHAUNCEY d. Suddenly, on
Tuesday, August 90, 1850. at
IA Prince Georges Hospital. Cheyer-
h ly, Nd. CHAUNCEY D. GLAS-
Yin COCK of 1900 30th ST., Mount
IA Rainier. Md. The officers and
members of Columbia Council
No. 90. U. Z c. of E., are requested to
attend the services, to be held at William
j. Nalley's Funeral Home, 5000 R. /. ave.
ne, August 81, at 2 pm.
WILLIAM j. HALL, Worthy Chief.
JOHN D. GERMER, Secretary. 81
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special meeting OF the MEM
bers Of Printing Pressmen' s
Union, No. /, at 2:30 pm.
Thursday. August 81, 1850,
TOR the purpose of attending
the funeral of Brother HARRY
r. SAMUEISON.
InIIIC InpTz nrnr;dant
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MASSEY, MARY DOWNS. On Wednesday
taflum, East Falls Church, Va, MARY
DOWNS MASSEY. beloved mother of Mrs.
]. B. Sinclair. Mrs. John r. Pendleton
Mrs. Carl o. FrarSen Mrs. Hugh Smith:
William F., John Wilkin, jr.; ]. Foster
and Charles F: Massey. Mrs. Massey rests
at the Warner E. Pumphrey Funeral
Home, S434 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring
Md. Services on Friday, September 1, at
IL am, at st. Andrews Episcopal
Church. Sudlersyille, Nd. 1nterment
SudlersYille Cemetery.
Evening star., 1950-11-23

Published EveU nursdy
For Jnfovm eti or Coll
The Ceer 9 et~.~ Advertiser
19l9Iiscen,sn AveNA
h'cx;,2n =
In 1876 the fashionable part
of Georgetown Was below
Bridge Street. The land to
the north Was for the most
part woods. In these fine old
houses ii0ed the beautiful
ladies Who Were according to
the British Minister, Sir Au-
sustus Foster, the prettiest
girls in the world.
Cherry Alley, with its mar
row Winding streets, wos the
center of gay social activities
-lauish balls and dinners, the
famous hunt breakfasts and
eveninss of backgammon and
Witty conUersations.
In 1859 Messrs. Hamilton q
Co. opened a theater in Mrs.
Suffers ballroom in, the Union
Tavern. The plays Yere pre-.
sentsd by a company from
Philadelphia.
The quaint tt0o-story houses,
built Of bricks imported from
England. had slopins roofs
and gables With rows Of dor
ner sDindows where cooks dis
played jars of pickles and pre-
serves. Here liued George.
toUn's earliest leading fami-
lies; the Whanns, Peters.
Keys, Masons, Smiths, Fox
alis, Bronaushs, Balchs, Bealls,
Forrests and many Others.
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-13
Get BNmpRT.tg-B Bumper change-over Service
for faU-the complete car-saving service that
now includes new Purelube-the sure motor oil!

and road tests prove Purelube superior
not in just one or two ways but in the
whole combination of qualities you
want in a motor oil.
Low, stable pour point and excep-
tionally high Viscosity Index (V.I.)
mean quicker starting, instant con
the-job" protection in cold weather.
Purelube gives you less engine wear,
greater engine cleanliness, lower oil
consumption-a great new "sure feel
ing" when you drive
It's today's biggest bargain in peace
Of mind!
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-13
SLAUGHTER NECK
By Mrs.
Herschel Bennett

Church School houre at 2 p. m. v.
H. Carey, Eupt., worship service
and sermon at 3 p. m. by the pas
tor Rev. VIM. H. ReVelle, ST., the
community is invited to attend.
Visitors are always welcome.
The w. S. C. S. met in the Social
Hall of the Church Tuesday even
ing. Mrs. Woody Ingram was the
hostess. Rev. Revelle also held a
meeting with recently appointed
visiting committee for the work in
the Advance program of the
Church.
Mrs. Mark Ulery attended the
Prebyterial in the WicOmicO Pres
byterian Church in Salisbury, Md,
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Bennett are
the proud grandparents of a new
grand son arriving in the Beebe
Hospital to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Derickson Of LeWes last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry JPrttyman
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Paul wilkins and daughter Mary
Janet on Sunday after which they
/ accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
/ Argo of Milton to Wilm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reed anC
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children were dinner guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Farens and daugh-
ter Barbara in Milton on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton Leverage
and son Bill, were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leverage and
daughter Mamie in Lynch Heights
on Sunday.
Thursday evening visitors with
Miss Pearl Shepard were Miss Ca
Uterine Buckley and Miss Gladys
Stayton Of Milford Neck and Miss
Norma Lee ShOckley of near Pop
lar Grove.
Rev. and Mrs. Nelson Bennett OF
Madison N. J. spent Saturday with
mother, Mrs. Herschel Bennett and
family enroute to Newark, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Stevenson
and sons Billy and Dolphus, Mrs.
Paris Johnson and son Marvin and
Mr.. and Mrs, Russell Argo and chill
dTen of Milford, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Stayton and Mr.
and Mrs. H. S. Marker of EdgemooT
Gardens, Wilm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Graham and
little Nanct Clifton were dinner
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Larenee Graham
in Greenwood on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Margan Jr
of Lincoln and Mr.. and Mrs. Vinal