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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD 1949 Clipper sedan. 81 ,os3.
AUTo WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bis-
pGYMo6gTHF fiYpsSS6g Ri s4s T. ,:asn sssosi siosa wbv
pay more? 52e bank financing AUTO
WHoLEsALLEsRss, 1871 BladensburE
PLYMOUTH H '42 4-dr. sed.; exc. cond;
1sg nsgo motor, transmission; clutch;
PLYMOUTH 1916 4-dr sedan; radio.
new paint. Mopar heater and seat
e4yers rs Driven some as cab; $3.50.
PLYMOUTH 1s4s de luxe 2-dr.;
nsnsr! nsatsr' q zip ,os coVeTs low mileage.
PLYMOUTH Is4s sedan, 81, ,oss. Why
pay more? 5& bank financing. AUTO
WY1HoLIEsAaLIEsRs' W IsSS' 1871 Bladensburg
PONTIAC 194s convertible; low mile
tsroueSSut; r eSS Ss $i,i4s HES oW cass 5f$5 cong
PONTIAC 1949 club coupe, HYDRA
matte, s1,293. Why pay more? 5ss
bank financing. AUTO WHOLE
sALsRs Essoo 1871 Bladens6urs Rd,'
PONTIAC so "s" 4-door; Hydra
Matte, fully equipped. I2.7e3 miles;
excel. cond.; $1,000. IA. s-s7s7.
PONTIAC 1896; 1 owner; very good
conditIon; Sl35. Call TU. 1882
PONTIAC 1s4s yellow convertible
new top. new tires. fully equipped; !;
sell quickly; 81 $50 or best offer.
OR. 5466. 5019 Reno rd NV. .
PONTIAC, 1949 club coupe, Hydra
bank financing. AUTO WHOLE
SALERs, 1871 Bladensburg Rd.,
PONTIAC la41 4-dr. sedan: 194s
factory rebuilt engine; neat appear
ance. good running condition. All
day Sun, after Z wkdays., SH. oso6.
PONTIAC 1851 chieftan "e" sedan
less than 1000 miles; only S1,ss9.
Low bank financing. RON pom
TIAc, INC. 1920 Wisconsin aye,
sTUDEBAKER ~ Commander Regal
de luxe; excel, Gel. cond.; must sell;
sTGpEBAkER' i2SiH; 'Hs9 YS3s Champion sedan
Snsnc,nv Ssss Wh' AR64yo R6ay nSTse %HoLEsALsRs Haak
l731 B!adensburg Rd.. Ii. $4,000
STUDEBAKER 1947 Champion 4-dr.;
HI oVeTdrsys r ssg5 See our Ee
vertibles and Land Cruisers. All
cars offered for sale at substantially
below market price and guar. by
one of the country's Oldest and
MCNEIL MOTORS, 4O34 Wis. ave.
NV, EN-. 1885 or CO. 2153. -6
'STUDEBAKER 1947 4-dr. Landcruis-
er; Al cond.; radio, climatizer,
overdr., hill-holder: 10000 actual
mi; S1,050. 1928 18th st. ne.
Ii. 6-69S5. 3
sTUDEBAKER 1910 Commander;
AT motor; excellent mechanical
cond,: +. and h.; 1928. Wk. only
4GL. 1886. .
sTUDEBAKER 1e4e Champion sedan,
sssS sSs3c,rv Why Eo Ray mSTs2 %so, e. s% saak Ra
1871 BladenSburg Rd., Ii. 3-SS00.
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"a UNITS
Located just over the District line
IN Chevy Chase, Md-1O-yr -old
garden type apt. bldg; annual inc
SlS.140; each apt. has l bedrm.,
liv. rm, -dinette, kit and bath;
all units have cross ventilation. A
beaut. bldg. and a beaut. invest.
% UNITS-BRIGHTW
Low income $4,000 a year Par
tally $4,000 in cash and balance
in trust. Will show excellent
return for property in this supreme
location. With great potentiality
for increased income
II UNITS
Garden-type property located in ex-
ceptionally good sc. area. Approx
mately $4,000 year income with
excellent financing makes this a
very, good investment on today s
s UN1T-BU1LT 1850
6elf-contained gas and heat in each
unit; approximately $4,000 cash
required; annual income approx.
Cali OUR OFFICE DAILY FROM
9 am. to q pm. regarding any of
the above or ask us about many Of
our other fine investment prop
BERENTER & CO., Ia. 1880
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY IL To4PM
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BOATS Cont

oUTBOARD MOToR-New 10 h.p.
Johnson: never been in water
OF. SS6S. p
ALUMA CRAFT. aluminium. IL It,,
model e. Call ewes. JA. S-4slS. 3
FOR SALE-l6-ft, mahogany speed
engine; $3.50. AL. 1851. between
6-S p.m. y
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

AVAILABLE for mo. or wk,. summer
residence, Bethany Beach. Del.
bedrms.. lge. liv. rm., complete bath,
kit; 1st St of beach. Apply or write
THE PENGUIN. 2nd and Atlantic
Bethany Beach. Del. =
GLEN ISLE. 30 mi. D. c., cottage.
rent season; hot water. lge. refg.,
tile bath. AP. 1888. .
CHESAPEAKE BEACH-Lge modern
waterfront cottage, screened porch,
3 bedrms.; immed. poss. UN. 1870.
BEVERLY BEACH-Lse. 7-rm. cot
tage, elec. kit; Aug. i through
Sept, 80; near water. DU. S021.
REHoBoTH BEACH. DELAWARE
Available July IA to 2S. right on
the beach; beautiful 3-bedrm. apt.
modern. sleeps 0; 2 washrooms;
Sll5 per week. EN-. 1897. -3
COTTAGES FOR RENT
North IL Chesapeake Beaches-Good
cottages available on or near the
bay by week or month from S35 a
wk. up, furn. except linens Phone
Mr.. Fowler, WO. S716 any eve. after
. or stop at office of
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
Wash. Blvd. Chesapeake Beach, Md.
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WAREHOUSE WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALs

HYATTSyILLE. MD.-eo. 600 So IT
with 6-room house. WINSTON C.
CLAY, WA. 422S. .
Sc, d. C.-l2,500 SO. It, 2nd coml
ground with usable house; all utils
A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880. .
BALTIC. BLVD.-169,5O0 sq. IT., back
on B. & o. R. R.. perfect grade; l5c
SO. #. or will lease. A. M. ROTH,
RE. 1880. .
I-SToRY BRICK and cinder block
bldg 1900 so. It, OF floor space;
display room and space for machine
shop or storage; on Route $40
near Rockville. Md; excellent for
light manufacturing, electronicS
etc. Call Mr.. Dodge, jr. WEAVER
BROS. INC DI 5000
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SAIL

CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN stores
lge. garage and apt; small gold
mine If properly handled. See this
and make offer. Apt. needs little
peT nso@e po0f vs about se $s sbee o
book out then call Mr.. Grogan. ia
7450, with LEGUM g. GERBER
REALTY CO, AID. $500. -
lNToWN N.E.--Three new 4-family
bldgs.; all apis. corners with two
blds:: tenants pay utilities. GEORGE
1896, OIL. 3739. 5
a4-UNIT. garden-type apt: ofY-street
tenant parking; conv, location. low
IHRts nRested will wooDMooR e GosotgEn AaESeY q ssSh
sIieo 7il3 ii s pm; eVes.. Mr.
RESTAURANT, 14th and Belmont
NV; row brick bldg. with restau-
taurant completely redecorated. new
plumbing and wiring; equipment in
excellent cond,: lady to operate;
price of S24,500 includes every
tthing;r S. 600 cash; Call F. ELIoT
1saos-,ae9.a4 800, = NORTH CAPITOL ST
Three stores, apis. above; annual
quick sale. $4,000 Call HARRY
DREIsEN, Ma. 7772; ewes, SH,
UPPER NV apis: Q baths, .
kits; nice cond.; possible SlS5 no
$4,000 down. BROKER, Ma. o223.
IA. 4619. 3
bl1 9th ST. NW.-17 rms, Ia
baths. oil h.-w.h.; first commercial,
vacant.
e2l0 H st. nw.-s rms, baths.
hot-water coal heat; vicinity GNU;
colored.
8 new, 4-family apis with income,
$3.50 per mo; tenants pay all utili-
ties. MICHAEL WALSH & SONS,
1211 Eye st. NV, RE. S2S2; also
JU. 7-6774. .
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VACATION PLACES

FOR RENT-Cool, comfortable, beau
tifully furn.: stone house, only 5E
miles from Washington; 1900 It
elevation: recently remodeled: :
baths. bedrms; by season, month
or year. DI. 1899 weekdays OF
Bluemont 1891. 3
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Want A Real Bargain?
SO acres: 12 mi. n. Of Patuxent River
Naval Base, st. Marys Co.. Md
horse barn, corn house. etc; o5 a.
clear, fine. tobacco soil: bal. young
timber; electric: bus service; SS.-
600; half cash. OWNER 81. $500.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
CHEVROLET l946 h-ton panel; low
mileage: excellent cond.: fully guar

CHEVROLET l94e h-ton panel; low
mileage: excellent cond.: fully guar
anteed: S495 Ma 6420
INTERNATIONAL; 2 dump trucks;
XII, XII, Modei Q @ 40 k7 "a, Model AZ. Call
BUS '4S Ford 33-passenger; Wayne
body: new motor, good tires; good
condition. Call HI. 1900 %
DODGE '4S 1a-ton. stake body;
mech. peri; $3.50. a23 11th st.
NV. Elk. 1884 Ask for Mr.
SAMUEL. Il
FORD 1850 FL pickup, 5000 miles;
best offer; excellent condition. Apt.
!. ,6Se7 Red Top I'd, Takoma Park,
Md 3
FEDERAL 1947 2la-ton stake truck.
msors s4 s4S Tractor T. 5S6 T0 t5aess o sss
offer. Call AK 1900. 2'
1851 INTERNATIONAL L-l95 tractor
for sails; practically new; to be seen
Beck or call FIR 43OO .
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FARMS tcons.)
SMALL, FARMS

2 acres and independence. 5000 (nt
house,, plenty of room for chickens
garden. fruits, ETC.. some with bis
oak trees so feet high. Also half
frontage on State Route 2S. acros.
the rd. from enormous new MOVIES
now being built; this business lot!
are wonderful speculation. Yol
can use your land as soon as vol
pay the $50 down.
$50 DOWN, SIS MONTH
IS minutes drive 1ut Lee blvd. Il
Centerville. Va. turn left at traffit
light on Route 20 Coward ManaS.
sas) 4 miles to our big sign on left
SMALL FARMS" Open every day z
Manassas passes Us. Bring SIC
deposit. -S
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LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE

FALKLAND: Md mi. from s. s. on
Route 196; signs Just beyond
st. Marks Ch.; old home. can be
restored L. W. GRooMEs. 173e
BURNT MILLS vILLAGE-Beaut,tul
wooded lots for rambler type homes.
City water, concrete curbs, cutters,
and asphalt street surface. Whether
you build now or later, II you get the
lot now, you will save money. Come
out Colesville I'd. about l mi. beyond
Corners. Silver Spring, Md. ROB
ERT z. HEATER, exclusive agent.
sH. o021. Once on the property.
QUAINT ACREs-city water; over
one acre: excellent level. A. J.
kESS1NGER 81 CO.. SH. 4544.
LOT. 5ox14o: 8 doors from Wis. ave
on beautiful Chevy Chase blvd
oRAN s. CRAWFORD. Wo. 1856.
BRooKLAND, . beautiful lots each
250xl50. Cali LA 6-Sa6O. .
100 ACRES. near top OF Blue Ridge
Mts.. 3 miles south OF y. s. 1t
No. so: long road frontage, 2
springs, small stream: suitable for
summer homesites
EUGENE H. CAMPBELL. Boyce. Va
n
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EPPING FOREST-Waterfron cot.
tage, on point of land. Ideal fol
boating. swimming, fishing, etc.
Reduced for quick sale to $3.50
4-bedroom home on approx. n acre
| beautifully Handicapped: gar. out.
door firepl. and covered patio; very
reas. priced.
Bay Ridge-Lovely 7-rm. waterfront
year-round home. beautiful view
and grounds. EVA GUIDE BRANDT
Realtor. Annapolis, Md. Phone An
napolis 1912. 5
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$50 DOWN, SIS MONTH
A REAL BARGAIN

Only 25 mi. from D. C. Productive
farm Of 1874 acres, 6/1O mi. 'front.'
age, Route 240. main hwy. between
Washington, .. c., and Frederick,
trees. Many other fruits berries
nuts. Natural stream. plenty of
water. Ideal for fruit or stock
farm or tourist court. 4-bedrm.
c.h., Colonial house. Also smaller
gas station. All nee. outbuildingS
Only S25.00n. incl tractor and
farming equip. Excel. financing.
Cail Pm StricbIard
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
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FREEZER BOX for rent; 900 50.
IT capacity; loading platform and
ONCE; convenient location to Wash
ington area; lease available. Box
e1-G. Star. -6
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JAMES L. DIXON & co
ST. 200. 102:?? Eth St. NV
FauQuier County Farm

Fduquler County Farm
NEARLY 500 ACRES OF
FERTILE LAND
This is one of the best farms We
have ever offered for sale. There
is water in every field and the sol
is deep. Buildings include =.
room house and large barns. Tbi,
farm has made money for an eb.
sentee owner and has a favorable
labor and MANAGEMENT situation
TIE crops and machinery are IN
cluded. Price, S6S,5o0; $4,000
down.
MASON HIRST
PA. 144G Closed Sundays. 4.
Anna.,doia
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VA HOME SITES

VA. HOME SITES
Lake Bancroft. beautiful homesites:
exclusive section; $4,000; $1,000
down, S5577 per mo.
Shirley Gate Park, level lot, 1Box4Oo;
$1,lO0; terms.
Near Annandale, major highway;
home building lots, water, sewer,
gas: $4,000 each.
These and many other homesites and
acreage.
UHLER & COMPANY
Columbia pike, Annandale, FA. 1924
Baileys ONCE, FA. 2O24. Center
Vile once, Fairfax 432-W-8. Wen
ma once, Vienna 1S5. .
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BUSINESS PROPERTY For SALE

DIRECT FROM OWNER, 2o6 Upshur
st. NV. : apis, l store; store avail
able July LIST; S21,500. EN-. 1898.
UPPER GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-Store
and living quarters; rental, -S12E
mo. Owner Ill. must sell; $4,000
for quick sale. RA. 1900. IS
LARGE NEW one-story double show
window. store on H st. ne. Early
possession. $4,000. Substantial
cash required. Call NEWSOM. Ii
3-2070. 3
Call Mr.. Watts, DRURY REALTY
CORP. MI. 1000; ewes. OR. $751;
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FARMS

CALL BUELL. FARM AGENCY, tele-
phone number, Herndon, Va, 3s.
Estates, country homes, stock and
dairy farms in Virginia. convenient
to Washington. Shown By appoint
ment 3sS
POTOMAC HUNT AREA
Near club: mod. 4-bedrm., 2-b. house
on 225 rolling acres (35 in woods)
stream in every field: 1ia-acre pond
tenant house. barn; financing avail.
able: will take comm. or residentia
property IN trade, DRURY REALTY
CORP. MI. 1000: ewes, WO. 1891
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AUTO 6 TRUCKS WANTED

WILL PAY CASH for clean cars, any
make. any model; see Mr.. Dunnigan
ROYAL MOTORS INC, 1b Ken
FAM. aoNEsr AppRAIsALs Of all
makss Of sars are assured a
AekEGEoPpoNT1Ac 1884 [ ct nv
FOR WARM WELCOME and cold
cash. see or call US before selling
your car HAINES MOTOR co.
5000 Bladensburg rd.. Cottage City.
Md. WA $500 or 16 Mass. ave NV
ST. 228S. omen ewes. and Sunday
WBSTERN BUYER mas immed, cash
for nice low mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES 1919 Ga ave. RA. 1922
model cars. EDMONDS MOTORS,
INC. CHI 1900. Wilson blvd al
y Jackson. Arl. Va tDr Lie No
1915 TO 1951-All makes. Drive in
with your title for more cash. or
will pay OF bal. WOLFE MOTORS.
18th and K sts. NV. Elk. 5562.
CLEAN PREWAR CARS wanted by
Carolina dealer; top price BRENT
WOOD WHOLESALERS, 4310 r. /
AUTOS FOR SOUTHERN TRADE
1936-!95O; spot cash. PREsT-
WOOD, .5s06 Georgia ave. NV.
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4-FAMILY FLAT

GOOD NE. LOCATION
q years old; gross yearly income,
50 a5S; price. S1a.950: terms. r. S.
BLACKSTONE. Realtor. 1919 18th
ST. NV. MA. $500 or OIL. 6707. .
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Wanted - 100 clean, low
mileage postwar cars for
two of Washington's largest
and most reliable used car
dealers. All cars offered
must be In Al condition.
We buy any make or model.
Get the most for your pres
ent car. Call us and a buyer
will call on you at your
convenience.
PARAMOUNT MOTORS
3345 BENNING RID. NE.
Ii. 6-5600 Ii. S-6555
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GARAGES

GARAGE FOR RENT-s1st and r
sts. NV. Call AD S51S. a
WANTED, one or two car garage
vicinity Parkfairfax. OV. 4170. -
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
VAN TRUCK. any size lob, prompt
service: reas.: local or long distance
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GMC Truck & Coach Div

so NJ st. NE. ME. 05o5
1916 dump truck; for imme
diate service. A real bargain at $685.
Cash or l5-mo. terms. COLUMBII
MOTORS. 14th and Fla. ave NV
AID. 1860 Il
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READY SOON
lHSO-BERGER, INC
Ems CInn
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

COLORED, VACANT: as H st. ne;
lge. store and bsmt; low rent; suit
any business LISS ME. 6662 a
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

4th OF JULY SPECIAL!
'42 BUICK 2-DR., CLEAN
CEILING PRICE, S445
OUR PRICE, $245
EASY CREDIT
HERSON'S AUTO & APPLIANCE CO.
9th AND 0 NV.
4th OF JULY SPECIAL!
'48 BUICK Abr. SEDAN
CEILING PRICE, STATS
SALE PRICE, 81, 1,095
CLEAN AS A PIN
SMALL DOWN PYMT.
EASY CREDIT
HERsoN's AUTO & APPLIANCE CO.
9th AND 0 NV.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
BEVERLY BEACH on Chesapeake
Bay - Desirable lot. waterfront
privileges: terms: e KALB Box
~ Movn

BEVERLY BEACH on Chesapeake
Bay - Desirable lot. waterfront
priv1leges; terms: e KALB Boz
DRUM POINT Facing Chesapeake
Bay, 70x225. corner Lake drive
Beach drive and Pine lane. Lot
Section &C. HI. 431s =
CEDARHURST on Chesa. Bay-Cor-
ner. all-year home-Air- -cond. heat
6 rooms, 2 baths. fireplace; small
guest house; elec. stove. Bendi,
washer. living room. 1Sx35; 26-ft
power boat. Inquire At once al
Cedarhurst about this property oil
other cottages and lots for sale
Cedarhurst is not q public beach
1t is on Chesa. Bay, 81 miles D. c.;
near Shady Side. Md. WALTER M
BEAUMAN. 1927 X st. NV. Ma
sELBY ON CHESAPEAKE BAY; Make
cash offer for b0xl00 It. lot
BLANCHE C. HOWLETT. General
Delivery, washington. D. c.
STURDY, completely furn. Arm
screened porch cottage. l blk. from
bay, / mile from Chesapeake: will
trade for Va. acreage, preferably
with old stone house Phi. Or s545
after 6 pm. or Box 1916. Star.
BEVERLY BEACH-Must sell, Owner
transf. Lge. 7-rm. cottage and
guesthouse. Elec. kit, 2 scr. porches,
place for boat. By OWNER, DU.
S021. -3
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DESK SPACE

BARR BLDG, 910 18th st. NV
near Conn. and Knew, modern
attractive desk space for those VIII
want the best. Receptionist. switch
board. mail and telephone answer
DESK AVAILABLE In nice pvt. once
centrally located. $50 per month
217 Bond Bldg. ST O623. .
DESK SPACE with telephone service
Conn. and s st. NV; secretaria
service available. DE. 5000. %
MOST DESIRABLE downtown offic
included. ST. $3.50. "a
SEQ PER MONTH-Desk space, il
beautiful room in ONCE bldg, i
business center in Hyattsville. Nd
Immediate occupancy. Call LEO N
BERNSTEIN & CO.. Realtors, l4I,
K st. NV. NE. 54O0 a
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BOORMAN & &C

$33, 900 all-brick rental property in
NV. section; for further details
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5000 Conn. Ave. NV.
NO. 6l21, AID. 4129.
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WANTED, 100 CARS
sS . 70 M sFins G., ~ s ,.Isns. = car ~ =
dickering. immediate cash. Gee b.
tore you sell. HOYI.R AOToA
eAf&A 13Ak Que Ss. nv. Do. $500.
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OO1VII 111Gz1I1II IVIS1JO O1V
ANY OTHER MAKE OR
MODEL, 1916 1851. OPEN
DAILY TIL 9 PM, SUN
DAY TIL 5.
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RELIABLE
MOTOR COMPANY
l01 New York Ave. NE.
Il block east of North Capitol ST.
MA 6671 MA k572 a
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Tea Scheduled
ByChi Onoegos

The Washington City Alumnae
Chapter of Chi Omega will honor
the local chapter at George
Washington University with a tea
from 3 to S pm. Saturday at the
home of Mrs. Richard Thompson,
3731 Forty eighth street NV.
Outstanding Chi Omegas who
have been invited to pour at the
tea include Mrs. Ellen S. Wood
ward, director Of the Office OF
International Relations, Federal
Security Administration; Mrs.
Harold Lovre, wife of the Repre-
sentative from South Dakota, and
Miss Doris Fleeson and Mrs
Esther Van Wagner Tufty, both
nationally known wspaper
women.
Mrs. Frederick Dirks will be
assisted in receiving the guests by
Mrs. Vesta Lockwood Watson. a
former national treasurer, and
Miss Nancy Dill. president of the
local chapter. g.,
Mrs. John Free Is in charge OF
reservations.
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Miss Zimmerman
ENGAGED to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. r.. r. thinner
man Of this city and Ponca City
Okla, announce the engagement
Of their daughter Mary Katherine
to 1t. John Daniel Foldberg
U. s. A.. son Of Mrs. Foldberg and
the late Mr., Foldberg Of Dallas,
Tex.
The hride-elect attended the
College Of William and Mary in
Williamsburg, Va, where she was
a member OF Kappa Kappa
Gamma Sorority and George
Washington University. Her fiance
attended Texas Ann, and was
graduated from the United States
Military Academy at West Point
with the 1851 class, of which he
was president. He also served on
the 1st Regimental Staff.
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Concert Tuesday

The Quota Club Of Arlington
will sponsor a public concert pre-
senting the Madrigal Singers Of
Washington-Lee High School in
Arlington at $3.50 pm. Tuesday
in the Mount olivet Church,
Glebe road and North Sixteenth
street. The concert win be fol-
lowed by q reception In the
church dining room.
Donations made at the con-
cert will be used by the club for
its program In behalf of Arling-
ton County children suffering
from Q loss Of hearing.
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Christmas Teu

The Holy Cross Foreign Mission
Clubs annual benefit Christmas
bridge tea will be held December
10 at l pm. at the Wardman Park
Hotel.
Mrs. j.. E. Gatti, club president;
Mrs. O. G. Butts and Mrs. E. A.
Cassidy viii be hostesses.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
New Trend

The modern income career
woman is remembered by manu-
facturers who are now producing
Ifashion-wise covered ring watches
and concealed bracelet timepieces
formerly carriage trade offerings
in popular-price brackets.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
IRIS. CARROLL w. KIDWELI
The former
Miss Annette E. Wirth.

Miss Annette Esther Wirth
Friday became the bride of Mr.
Carroll Walton Kidwell. The
Rev. Clarence T. Nelson per-
formed the marriage ceremony at
the Augustana Lutheran Church
The bride is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Albert Wirth
of Dodge Center. MINI. The
bridegroom is the son of Mrs
Cora Kidwell and the late Mr.
Ernest N. Kidwell of Arlington
The couple will make their home
in Falls Church.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-06-15
TAKE OFF SOME or TOP
OF BuILT-UP LITTER

q. For the first time last year we
tried built-up litter and followed di-
rections carefully. We certainly like
the practice. What / want to ask is.
should we change the litter now? Il is
still light and fluffy but is getting so
deep that we have TO stoop in the
house.-Mrs. E. p. Lake county.
A. If you have had no disease
among the birds and the litter is
perfectly dry, there is no need to
take out the. entire amount of litter.
But if it is so deep that it is not con
venient to work in the house, would
suggest taking out some of the top.
Remove enough so that you can again
begin to add a little fresh litter so
that it can again become broken up
and mixed with the litter remaining
on the floor.
am glad to hear that you had sue
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-06-15

affected birds. Only you must be.
very careful about carrying the dis
ease to your adult birds. If possible
have different person take care of
the layers. In case you cannot man
age this, have pair of rubbers that
you slip on when you take care of
the chicks and leave these rubbers
near the brooder house. 1t is so easy.
to carry the disease to the older
birds.
If the hens get it they may not
get very sick, but they will drop in
egg production at once and when
they do come back, the eggs are
likely to have poor shell texture and
even may have quite watery whites.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-06-15

without the help Of insects to
effect po1lination, many species of
plants will not set seed or produce
fruit, no matter how well they're
cultivated, fortified and protected
from diseases and insect pests" Robb
points out.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-06-15
TbONgbts on Life
Quinine or Sugar?
By DR.. JOHN HOLLAND

LVV LIN 1OIIlN 1lOLL1<1lND
CHEMISTS HAVE produced over
200 products from coal tar. Nine
hundred dyes in 5000 shades are
made from carbon tar. The per-
fume bottle and the aspirin tablets
are children of the same parent.
Stranger still is the fact that quiz
nine and saccharine, one more bitter
than gall, the other many times
sweeter than sugar, live side by side
in the tar barrel. The agents who
drive through the country selling
fruit havors are dispensing coal tar
products mainly.
It is by the differing processes of
reduction that the chemist gets either
quinine or saccharine- bitter and
the sweet.
Life is as a barrel of tar. From it
we may extract perfume and color,
or bitterness and quinine.
When Jesus was approaching His
earthly tragedy, He said to His
disciples, Receive you My JOY" At
the same time, Judas found himself
in the. bonds of bitterness" Life
was given to each one. Jesus made
out of it light and sweetness. Judas
distilled gall.
Glad or Sad?
We are super-fools when we live
alone for material things and bodily
desires. The exhausted forces of our
earthly life should find us glad, not
sad in our old age.
One summer afternoon, / called
upon two aged parishioners. Both
were living with their children upon
farms. Both were bedfast. One, a
man whom pitied, was the image
of despair. He had spent his entire
| life in gaining a section of land. Now
he felt that his children were rob-
bling him.
He drew from under his pillow
an old purse, filled with pennies.
He said, with a touch of pride:
'sThey have stolen my land, but I'll
keep my pennies" Pity any and all
who live solely for what others may
take away.
On a neighboring farm / was
shown to the bedside of a sweet
faced lady of 80. She smiled wher
l came into the room. said, 'I'm
glad to find you smiling" She re-
Piled: The good Lord doesn't want
His children to be long-faced either
on earth or in heaven"
One Bitter, One Sweet
There you are. These two people
were both 80. Both had pioneered il
Illinois and had had similar exper.
fences. Both had lost their life mates
One was bitter about life and The
other was sweet about it.
| The reason is easy to find. Ons
had lived for self alone and in agt
found himself alone. The other hac
translated sorrow into rainbows, anc
had extracted sugar from the diff
cult pioneer days, growing more
beautiful with each passing year.
| Are we getting quinine or saccha
rine out of. our lives? Each of u
viii produce that which is the re
suit of our heart attitude toward
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