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Evening star., 1951-05-22

How group Of American women
played an influential part in help
ling the women of Greece obtain
the right to vote was related yes
terday by Miss Ernestine Hale
IBellamy, member of the National
Council of the National Woman's
Party, who has just returned from
a three-month tour of Europe.
Miss Bellamy, who held press
conference at the Hotel Statler.
also expressed her belief that the
women of the Near Eastern coun-
tries have gotten a head start over
their American sisters in the mat
ter of achieving equal rights under
the law.
Youngest council member of the
National Woman's Party and CO.
chairman of it's Young Adults
Committee. the 23-year-old leader
is here for the party's biennial
convention which will begin Fri
day.
Miss Bellamy, who went to
Athens as a delegate to the trien-
nial convention of the Interna-
tional Council of Women, at
tended by women from "a
countries, played an indirect part
in the dramatic incident that
eliminated in the Greek women
getting their vote after long
battle.
Acting in behalf of the Ameri-
can delegation, Miss Bellamy said
Evening star., 1951-05-22

Mrs. Eugene Seitz. new presi-
dent of the Washington Alumnae
Chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha, will
report on the recent convention
of Alpha Province at the Univer-
sity of South Carolina at a buffet
supper to be held at $50 pm.
tomorrow at the home of Mrs.
H. Lamar Henderson, 4707 Wood
way lane.
Other new officers of the chap
ter are Mrs. Franklin Stienko, vice
president; Mrs. Louis F. Brecht,
treasurer; Miss Annis Frederick
son, recording secretary; Mrs
James Morgan, corresponding sec
retary, and Miss Jane Bennett,
historian.
Evening star., 1951-05-22
W0nen's Clubs
Women Members of the Press Hail
Miss Truman at Bon Voyage Party
Star STAFF Photo.

Corps, while others included Lady
Franks, wife of the British AM
Ibassador. Mime. Koo, wife of the
Chinese Ambassador; Sonora de
Oreamrno, wife If the Costa
Rican Ambassador. and Sonora de
IPenaherrera, wife of The Ambas-
.sador OF Ecuador.
Mrs. Perle Mesta. the American
Minister to Luxembourg. arrived
late and was Immediately sur
rounded, while her niece. Mrs
Lewis Ellis also attended with 1t.
Col. Ellis. Others from the
Younger set on hand included Miss
Jane Lingo, fresh from cruising
along the coast of Florida with
Mrs. Clara May Downey. on the
latter's yacht, the Loller. and
Miss Phyllis Hoyland, whose
Mrs. Frances Hoyland OF
Alamo, Tex, was another guest.
A large contingent of guests
from out-of town included Mrs.
Andrew Higgins of New Orleans,
Mrs. Fred Lewis of North Dakota.
Mrs. Roark Bradford of New Or
leans and Santa Fe, and two visit
ing newspaperwomen-Miss Eliza
beth Stubler of Tulsa and Mrs.
Sara Marstellar of Beaumont, Tex
Miss Grace McGerr, member Of
the Board of Appeals of the En-
Iployes Compensation Bureau. was
among the career women on hand,
while others on the guest list in
Icluded Mrs. Blair Moody, Mrs.
Owen Brewster, Mrs. John r.
ISteelman. Mrs. Fred A. Britten,
Mrs. Parker West, Mrs. B. Harri-
son Lingo Mrs. Morris CafritZ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Lodge, Mrs.
Charles Olmstead, Mrs. Martin
Vogel, Miss Nan Garcia, Mrs.
Clark Howell Woodward, Mrs.
Corneal J. Mack. Mrs. Harold
Walker and Miss Alice Herndon of
Hollywood, Calf.
Evening star., 1951-05-22
Guild Benefit Tea

A benefit book review and tea
will be held by the Ladies Guild
No. 2 of the Church of the An
nunciation at 2 pm. Thursday at
the home of Mrs. H. L. Garrett,
1886 Garfield street NV.
Mrs. Wesley M. Gewehr will re-
view Mary Ellen Chase's "Abbie
Aldrich Rockefeller" Following
her talk, tea will be served in the
garden.
Evening star., 1951-05-22
Brazilian to Speak
At Club Luncheon

Miss Carolina Nabuco, sister of
the Brazilian Ambassador, will be
the guest of honor and speaker
at the May international lunch
con of the Washington Club, to
be held tomorrow at the club
house.
A reception will be held in the
drawing room at 12::45 pm. at
which Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin,
president of the club, and Mrs,
Earl w. McComas, chairman OF
the international Relations Com
mittee, will receive with Miss
Nabuco.
Evening star., 1951-05-22
Miss Murfv to Speak

Miss Marian Marty, child psy-
chologist at the Mental Hygiene
Clinic. will be the guest speaker
at meeting of the Hillcrest
Chapter of the Women's Ameri-
can ORT to be held at 8 o'clock
tonight at the Naylor Gardens
Community House.
Evening star., 1951-05-22
CheverIy Gard Porty

The Cheverly Woman's Club
will sponsor a card party at $3.50
pm. Thursday at the American
Legion Hall in Cheverly, Md.
Evening star., 1951-08-15
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of SHOWING

Stage.
Arena-"The Importance O.
Being Earnest; $50 pm.
| Carter Barron Ampitheater
Rock Creek Park-"Faith Of Ouj
Fathers; $40 pm.
| Screen.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Horatic
Hornblower";; 100, sos, $40, 7:2(
and $3.50 pm.
CapitoI-"The Secret of Con.
Ivict Lake; HOO am, las, 4:3o
I7:15 and 1000 pm. Stage shows:
l2:45. $3.50, 6:15 and 900 pm.
Columbia-"S Show Boat; 11:oC
am, 1:1o. 1928, 5:35. 7:45 and
10000 pm.
Dupont-"Kon-Tiki";; 1:o5, a:55
4:45, $50, $40 and 1910 pm.
Keith's-"Alice in Wonderland:
1885 am, 1888, 2:55, Ass, 6:55
1855 and IL pm. Television: 1890
pm
Little - "Horsie":: 11:45 am
1:40, $40. 5:35. 7:35 and 9:35 pm,
Metropolitan "On Moonlight
Bay; 1l:25 am, 1:25, $3.50, $50,
7:35 and 9:35 pm.
National-"Toast of New Or
leans; 11:2o am, 2:40, 500 and
.9:20 pm.
Palace-"The Frogmen"; 1870
1925, 5:35, 7:40 and $50 pm.
Pix-"Woman"; 200, 4:45. 1880
and 10:15 pm.
Playhouse - Women Without
Names, 1880 am, 1870, $3.50
5:35, 7:35 and GAS pm.
Plaza-"La Ronde"; 1:55, S:35
Sis, 6:55, $3.50 and 1910 pm.
Trans-Lux-"Four In a Jeep",
I11:25 am. 1870, 3:35, $40, 7:4s
and $50 pm.
Warner - Captain Horatic
Hornblower";; 11:00 am, 1:05
.3:15, 5:25, 7:35 and GAS pm.
Evening star., 1951-08-15
The Passing Show
The Passing Show
It's q Morally Meoty Play
Rothbone Brings to O|ney
By Jay Cormody

How does matter about falling in love set about
writing Hame?" asks the principal male character in THE Ga
conda Smile" at Oney theaer
This is good question whether glad Basil Rahbone
is bringing it up-Well that's another question.
The enormous mystery of how matter falls in love writes
Evening star., 1951-08-15
Color Pictures Aid MiIitorv

Aerial color pictures are much
more effective than black and
white shots in helping military
intelligence "see through" the dis
guise OF enemy camoufiage. says
the National Geographic Society
Evening star., 1951-08-15

stances offer her the chance. she
pins the crime on the man whose
love she counted so unwisely hers.
Being given to deeper thought
than most men who write plays,
or adapt their short novels into
plays, Huxley is not content to let
this plot speak for itself. He has
much more to say than that his
man is a philanderer and he in
siStS upon saying it. He not only
wants to know why but also to
explain it.
The explanation is frequently
brilliant and one would like to sit
around a fireplace in the country
in, say, late October listening to
lit. Or perhaps reading it again
and again in the original fictional
form. 1t is just that The Gia-
conda Smile" refuses to be re-
shaped in the form of a play
whose texture and tempo conform
Iplausibly to expectations.
X \ X
Rathbone's Henry Hutton is not
without his dramtic fascination
He's a scoundrel who does not
want to be q scoundrel and Won
derS why such behavior on his
part is so inescapable. It is a role
with an enormous range, from
cheap emotion to lofty moral
speculation, and no actor could
give it a more arresting attack
than Rathbone. A lesser artist
would have ducked its challenge
long ago. but not the star of the
current Olney production. He is
the hardest working Huxley fan
of a generation.
1t Is competent enough COM
pany that grapples with the other
characters, Meg Munday as the
lovely spinster who waited smil-
ingly for the wife to die. Marian
Russell as the delectable adoles-
cent, Harry Mehaffey as the
Warm-hearted and rational DR..
Libbard and Rosalind Ivan as the
Vengeful Nurse Braddock.
AS in the case of his actors,
HuXley's play sets series of
complex and difficult problems for
his stage designer but the Olney's
dextrous Syrjala has solved them
with no visible trouble at all.
Evening star., 1951-08-15
Inspired
ByRodio

The success Of the Somerset
Vaughan omnibus. movies. Trio
and quartet" has inspired some
other people to go and do likewise.
The current one of these making
his presence felt hereabouts is
Producer Robert Stillman. who
went and did, though not pre-
|ciSely likewise. His collection of
plots under one celluloid roof is
entitled "Hofsie" and you will
find it at the Little Theater.
"Horsie" was not always titled
"Horsie," but once was known as
Queen for a Day." since it pur-
ports to recount some of the heart
rending slices of life dredged up
by that radio and TV program. A
fellow named Jack Bailey plays
himself, according to the cast list.
himself being the painful master
of ceremonies of a painful radio
show which has the gals giggling
their heads off.
This Queen for Day. show is
The frame on which "Horsie" is
hung. or a sort of gooey frosting
separating the layers sponge cake.
This is said not in sadness. nor
even in warning. but just as a
point of information. If you are
a regular Queen for a Day" lis
tener, you ought to find "HorSie"
more fun than a barrel of Jack
Baileys. II you wouldn't be caught
dead within eight miles of Jack
Bailey, remember that he makes
his presence felt at the Little.
The three authors connected by
character in "Horsie" are Faith
Baldwin. Dorothy Parker and
John Ashworth and, even if you
never heard of John Ashworth,
you'll have to admit this is a
motely crew. Miss Baldwin's
story. "The Gossamer World" Is
the tear-jerker. 1t Is about a
young married couple and their
small son. a tot who is marked for
disaster from the first precocious
word of phoney dialogue he utters.
1t turns out to be polio. but the
indication is that this somehow is
less OF tragedy because Queen
Evening star., 1951-08-15
Litth's 'Horsie'
Child of Queen
For q Day

''Horsie," . trilosy, produced by Robert
Stillman, directed by Arthur Lubin, screen.
play by Seton /. Miller. original stories By
Faith Baldwin. Dorothy Parker and John
Ashworth At the Little
Evening star., 1951-08-15
for a Day" has sent him an elec-

for Day" has sent him an elec-
trio train.
Mr.. Ashworth's contribution is
High Diver" which is about a
young man Of foreign descent who
takes a job diving from a no.
foot tower into four feet of water.
which turns out to have been un-
necessary because @. for a D."
is going to send him to school and
he doesn't have to earn his tuition
this way. This is acted in the
Moscow Art Theater manner.
which consists Of trying to hold
the acting in until it sprays ex-
Iplosively in several directions at
once.
"Horsie." by Miss Parker, is
about nurse who strikes her en-
Iployer as looking exactly like a
horse. which she does. 1t contains
Ia wonderful portrait by Edith
Meiser of those women some Of us
men can't find any other kind
than when seeking a nurse to look
after a wife and baby.
The movies won't kill of radio
and television this way, but it's
IA good try.
Evening star., 1951-08-15

Hamlet" certainly is something to
mediate upon. as men have done
for centuries. It is quite another
thing to reflect upon it in a play
even one written by renowned
bit of matter" named Aldous
Huxley. Such deep speculation In
plays is bound to retard action
and it is in the nature OF play
goers that action is what they
left home to see.
Despite its quality of reverie,
however, one can understand why
an actor of Rathbone's stature
should be interested in "The Gia-
conda Smile" as a play. 1t is one
of the great melodramatic fictions
of the century by one of its most
piercing and eloquent minds. II
it could only be reshaped for easy
playing on stage by qualified
actors, its superiority over almost
any other current dramatic ex-
hibit would be guaranteed.
The trouble is, THE Giaconda
Smile does not transpose Il
remains a great story for reading
and merely an irritatingly pro-
vocative one on the stage and
on the screen. True, in both OF
the latter forms, 1t has moments
when 1t takes off like rocket
but these are always followed
quickly by the fizzling failure of
the adaptations inspiration.
Olney is left therefore, with a
play whose literary quality Is far
above the standard of even regu-
lar season theater, and an artis-
tically sinister performance of a
moral weakling by Rathbone
These are not bad buys by in
formed investors but they do not
make THE Gianonda Smile the
dream play Huxley cultists reason
ably expected.
* X
In certain vital details, the pres
ent version of this intellectual
murder mystery is an improvement
upon the one Broadway saw last
October. That one did philoso-
phize itself into extinction in
stead of the expected distinction.
There has been some sharp
editing since then, the comedy
balance is improved, and the
characters are retouched to make
them more familiar within the
frame of a stage. The staging is
quite different and plapably de-
signed to bring The Giaconda
Smile" down from its lofty literary
perch into the range of normal
vision.
These are helpful but Huxley's
melodramatic plot still becomes
fuzzy In the authors deep need to
worry about why his characters
behave as they do.
Their behavior itself has ex-
citement in it, far more than in
most melodrama. 1t starts with
the character played by Rath-
bone, a rich. highly charged. ar
tistic chap in middle years whose
otherwise unused energy is de-
voted to the pursuit of women. He
is married to one beauty, an in
valid. has fiirted through the years
with another slightly younger and
charming girl, and is Immediately
involved with a naive and lovely
dove who is defenseless against so
sophisticated a suitor.
He is juggling these three ex-
pertly enough to satisfy himself,
but not his victims. The middle
one, the girl with the Giaconda
smile, puts poison in the invalid
wife's coffee and when circum-
Evening star., 1951-08-15
oueh Hombres, Huh,
These Westerners
By the As,osintsd Pres,
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
The West may still look pretty
wild on the screen, but behind
the cameras it's pretty tame.
Contemplate. for instance, the
coddling actors of THE Big Sky
company received while on loca-
ton near Jackson Hole, Wyo.
For a scene in which they
crossed a river, the players wore
chest high waterproof tights
beneath their costumes. The di-
rector didn't want them to catch
cold. They emerged from the
water warm and dry.
And to make sure that no one
Istubbed toe, advance men waded
out and covered the rivers rocky
bottom with thick, soft mating
Evening star., 1951-01-20
RESTAURANT
Curtis E. Martin, Inc.

Curtis E. Martin, Inc.
This large home and motel pays for
itself and provides excellent income.
Completely and attractively furn.;
has % units. IA baths. plus 3-rm.
one assistant and minimum Of up
keep 1t is well constructed and
located near town on No. / hwy,
with a proven income. Further in
formation call MR.. GREEN, TIE.
0234.
Evening star., 1951-01-20

Beautiful brick Colonial: 3 large bed
rms, center hall; first floor has fully
equipped kitchen, large din. rm.,
huge liv. rm. with fireplace powder
rm.; beautiful N. Arlington location;
3 blocks to transp. and shopping.
Evening star., 1951-01-20
COUNTRY PROPERTY

HOUSE in the country located on
3 acres which is part of 350-acre
estate; bedrooms. 2 baths, 20x20
living room with fireplace, terrace
overlooking mountains: small COM
bination lake and swimming pool
at edge of property; As minutes easy
drive from Pentagon Bldg. Price.
S29.500 Possession May ]. Phone
Evening star., 1951-01-20
A RARE GEM
TOWN OF FAIRFAX

TOWN OF FAIRFAX
S13.500, 4bedrm Cape Cod. 1st
a.. 21x12, din. rm. 12x12, all-elec.
kit. lift. refgr., 2 twin-sized bed
rms. and tiled bath: 2nd A., 9
unfinished bedrms.. full bsmt. oil
heat, Kenmore wash. mach; out
side entr.; > porches; Venetian
blinds. alumni. storm windows;
fenced IN lot 75x130; excel. cond /;
immed. poss.; $4,000 cash, $500
lst trust. payable S67 per mo-, incl
taxes and insurance.; terms
LUCILLE COOK
FA. 3272. Exclusive. FA. 1854
Evening star., 1951-01-20
WAREHOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-REN7

BETHESDA-One-st garage, TO
ft. front on street. so TT. deep; "a
blk. Wis. ave.; immed. posS.; lease,
S420 a month. WI. 6527. -21
uAIRsicrnIAl pbAn MAAIren
Evening star., 1951-01-20

DRUG STORE or hardware store To-
cation. no similar store for several
miles in this growing area: located
102l4 New HAMPSHIRE ave. JACK
COOPERSMITH, RE. 4026.
and T sts.l. store for rent. Apply
191SIa 18th NV. i'll
1853 PARK RD., store or Office space.
Reasonable. Apt. If needed. MI
ois5 1871 ,s1b Ru; sT 92s4 4 H. svr ,...a 81 Ios
Evening star., 1951-01-20
SMALL FARM
LOTS & ACREAGE FOR SALE

MANOR CLUB ESTATES-h acre in
restricted community; beautifully
wooded homesite. Owner qualities
for club membership. Price. S2,250.
CoLLEGE HEIGHTS EsTATEs-Level
lot 1O0x175 it,, nice trees, beauti-
full location on top of hill. OWNER:
phone WA. 6639 Sat. Sun. al
500 DN., $25 MO. buys for 81 900,
TIE. abb. -25
ARLINGTON - Attention. builders.
2 desirable tracts for home sites.
Close in. Convenient to Lee blvd.
Call Glebe 56S7. SARAH SCOTT,
BROKER. -2l
FOR SALE-7O-acre tract Of land
situated in Prince Georges County,
ten miles from District of Column
bia line; excellent location Tor de-
velopment. Call OSCAR r. pULEY,
Upper Marlboro. Md. Marlboro
246o. vi
Evening star., 1951-01-20
LOTS & ACREAGE FOR SALE
Continuedl

LOTS 81 AND rs. Square 6153.
50x100, zoned for semidetached or
4-family units, 215 Valley ave. s.e.,
near Atlantic and So. Capitol, facing
park; 6-family unit next door. BY
50 ,000;; beautiful wooded acre lots.
easy terms. MR.. ADAMS, WI. 1888.
acres in new Potomac Village. Po-
FIRST coMMERCIAL-For sale and
lease, 1915 Wisconsin ave-, lot 40x
120 Call JU. 7-Sa25.
THREE ACRE HoMEsITE - Woods
e1a. stTeam electricity good do6 road Is
LEVEL LOT on DogWood street. in
regulated Hawthorn DC. 20 #;
frontage with depth of Ill #. and
81 $50. Other lots available in this
section with frontages from so to
100 #. Call Mr.. Holmes, EN- $685.;
PAUL ?. STONE. Realtor. 1913
18th st. NV. Ma. 1879. -22
ACREAGE. so or more unimproved
lots together with 1920 improved.
Gas electricity, water, sewers. side
walks, and streets. Also. near Falls
Church 80 acres surrounded by beau
tiful ramblers. Conveniences. C. W.
CLEVER CO, 1923 N. Irving st.
Arlington, Va. Phone CHI. 3222.
100 FEET. fronting on beautiful
at Lanham Park, city. water. one
block from modern Lanham elemen,
ss CAFETERIA sGhUe sre an ast 5ens sha
phone and electric, available. and
adequate Greyhound bus as well as
Pennsylvania train transportation.
soGo Efaas Ear Easy srs mmsdatS \ desred eddRs For
directions or further information,
call T. F. HALEY, HYattsville 01O7.
CALVERT CoUNTY-30o acres cut
by hardcsurface rd. High land, Box
LOTS and id small or large acreage
tracts. Md. and Va. JAMES E.
MAHONEY, HU. 5410. -21
FIVE ACRES, sloping to big stream:
lots lots Of large timber; a trailer that
kit. 30 min. from D. c.: $4,000,
terms; 21a acres farther out. 81 900.
Fronts 2 roads. level land. G. T.
McNAB, lis Hillwood ave. PA. 1905.
100 BY $50 CORNER LOT, on Fort
vernon blvd. XII. s-706s. -2i
lS leEs home site, high high eisSstioni ni
or gamSsrs leSei' s6 fpo ANp iSsf
DEVELOPMENT CO.. Lo. $3.50.
TWO ACRES, wooded: vicinity Swink
Mill I'd. and Old Dom dr.; also ,,SS
acre about 3 miles from Chain Bridge.
MRS. STANBY CARPER, Broker,
Mclean, Va, Elmwood 3505. 21'
BUILDERS ATTENTION -25 nice
lots, all fronting on hard surface
county road. Lanham. Md. THOMAS
F. HALEY. HY. 0107. .-21
College Park area, on paved street
with all utilities avail S1.700 each.
Both $4,000. Zoned for apis. 23,500
so it. desirable corner. Hyattsville.
Md 25-unit approved plans avail
ROY TRoTT, BROKER. AP. 54o4
-21
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NEW RAMBLERS
COUNTRY CLUB

Prftentious, new. impressive
Southern Colonial in eXclu-
sive country club; 24-ft. liv-
ing room, decorated in VIII
liamsburg green. with fireplace
and entrance onto screened
private porch; 14x16 dining
room, decorated in old yellow,
with expansive bay window
Dream kitchen done in gray
and yellow, completely equip
ped; l4x14 paneled den with
fireplace. Burgundy colored
tiled bath. Upstairs are 4 very
large. beautifully decorated
bedrooms with . colored tile
paths; 2-car garage. For ap-
pointment Tn inspect cali
n. G. HINES & SON, INC
Courthouse So. Arl., Va. OW. 9O2t
Evening star., 1951-01-20

EVANS BUILDING. I42O New York
ave. n.w.-Available immediately:
desirable rooms to meet your re-
auirements PENN PROPERTIES
1907 X STREET N.W-Air condi-
toned 4-story bldg. containing 32
odsses;oa 0fices;; automatic eleyatori oEnpM mmed:
LUcHs CO, Realtors, Exclusive
Agents. 1906 II st. NV. MA. 2345.
AIR-CONDITIONED. Century Build
ing; 4I2 9th st. NV; opposite MUM
available in this modern. flreproof
building; elevator service. THOMAS
J. FISHER e. CO. INC, 73S 18th
st. NV; DI. $3.50. %
7l2 18th ST. N.W.-Approx. 1880;
excellent location; ground floor of
large downtown building; heat and
HARyE7 zisE zn'iaSsa Nc efa m@f$ 7th 1nsr ST. NV a.
conn AVE.-3rd fl. office space for
rent; will rent all or part s.. R.
MARTIN g. CO., Realtor; DU. 1866.
37I5 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV,
3 new rms, Finish decoration to suit
tenant. Doctors suite. Excel transp
S14S so mo. ia. 1856, 9-12 noon.
1900 BLK. WIS. AVE. N.w.-suitable
doctor. dentist etc: 4 rms, pvt.
alavatoryo Phone Wo. 1861 week
1918 1S GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-ofices
available Immediately. newly deco.
rated. excellent location; parking
space available. GE. 9Ss3.. --21
PRIVATE OFFICE for
rent in nicely furnished suite. Share
reception rm., Telephone answering.
Downtown prime office building. S65
sSs Sef RS Eye 81 81: S.W sHsl ofnces and 2s and
Bird floors Low rent. Inquire on
DoWNTowN eSN'feSi REAL ESTATE OFFICE
would rent 200 SO. #. or more on
ground floor. Box 34-K. Star. ---22
DOWNTOWN .oNG o. goo1 921 11th st. nMAT nv 75in
9O4 10th ST. N.w.-2nd floor, four
room suite: pvt. bath; $50 mo. Cali
NE; 1G, oos5. COMET REALTY co,
1oIS 18th ST. r. NV. tabove x st}-|
spacious ofaces in q conveniently 10
Gated building; S25 up. ST. $500.
OFFICE arm. suite.
yEY NC, Agent. sis 18th St. NV.
ARL.. d espd ST. S., Mr.. NO. ! hwy
C-2 comm. corner bldg; 1-6 rms;
bsmt; and garage avail; s25 mo; and
GEORGIA AVE. NV. 97I9-Suitable
for doctor or any kind of Offices
We have more rooms to meet your
requirements. Telephone JU. 7-7545
OFFICE FOR RENT-Front ONCE.
suitable lawyer, real estate. etc.
Apply 405 r. I. ave. ne. -21
OFFICE SPACE-Speical 2-rm. and
complete bath suites or in COM
bination; near Transportation Bldg.
Metropolitan Club and Doctors Hos
pital; Call Mr; Crow. NATIONAL
55O5 GA. AVE. NV, near Kennedy
st.--Very desirable Offices; S35 up
incl. all utils. and char service,
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DID YOU KNOW?

DID YOU KNOW?
That under the present rent law you
can increase the rent on your prop
erty or even decontrol 1t by making
proper improvements? Let us help
you decrease operating expenses.
add to your income and improve
on the value of your property. Ask
for Mr.. Carr, jr.
Oliver T. Carr, Realtor
Evening star., 1951-01-20
WARRENTON.
VIRGINIA, ESTATE
107-PluS Acres

4ot 4ao 4AS1 20
In the choice estate section this side
of Warrenton handsome center
hall stone residence thoroughly
modern surrounded by large land
scape lawn. All bedrooms with
master baths and fireplaces. First
floor library and bath. All rooms
are of generous size and entire home
in excellent condition. Heated
garages. Modern large oil-firej fur
mace. A fine racing stable Of twelve
box stalls and quarters for en-
ployes. Tenant house and bank barn,
small dairy new, numerous out
buildings. Entire property white
plank fenced. blue grass limestone
soil. This property shown by ap-
pointment only. One hour ride to
Navy Building in D. c, This estate
offers an excellent opportunity for
the family who would enjoy raising
cattle and training thoroughbred
horses IN fine country atmosphere
removed from city threat of war
time exigencies. Phone Major Lane,
MA. $500. evenings WI. $3.50
BOSS AND PHELPS, Inc.