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Evening star., 1951-04-23
BetrothuIs Made Known

From Tenafiy. N. j.. comes the
announcement from Capt. Will
liam B. Bailey, U. S. N, and Mrs.
Bailey Of the engagement of their
daughter. Doret Eleanor, to Mr..
Mack Ollie Matthews III. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthews II of
Mobile, Ala. The wedding will
take place in June in Washington.
Miss Bailey graduated from
high school in Alexandria and is
the granddaughter of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Frank T. King of Alex
andria. She attended the Uni
versity of Hawaii and will graduate
from the University of Alabama in
June.
Mr.. Matthews served with the
Army of Occupation in Germany
and is now a junior engineering
student at the University of Ala
bama. AS an ROTC student. he
will receive his commission of sec
ond lieutenant in the United
States Army Reserves this June.
MitcheIl-Koufm
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Morselle Nit
chell, of Chevy Chase. announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Dorothy Lee, to Mr.. Henry Calvin
kaufman. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Halver B. kaufman, of Cations
vile, Md.
Miss Mitchell, great-grand-
daughter of the late Admiral L.
Doty Slamm one time vice presi-
dent of Tammany Hall, attended
the University of Maryland where
she was a member of the Gamma
Theta chapter of Alpha Chi
Omega Sorority.
Mr.. Kaufman, a Navy veteran,
is a premedical student at the
University of Maryland and is a
member of Beta chapter of Sigma
Alpha Epsilon fraternity.
The wedding will take place In
late August.
Boin-Rehr
Miss Nancy Lou Balm will wed
Mr.. Bruce Roger Behr some time
this summer. The plans were
made known when Mr.. and Mrs
Henry McRaven Balm announced
the engagement of their daughter
to the son of Mrs. Garrett j
Rehr and the late Mr.. Rehr OF
Reading, Pa.
Mr.. Rehr is a graduate Of Dick
Evening star., 1951-04-23
Emily
Post

Questions like the following are
again appearing among my let
ters: "Who is supposed to pay the
brides carfare when it becomes
necessary for her to travel to the
part of the country where the
bridegroom is based at an Army
camp? Some say she should, but
there are others who say he should
because ordinarily he would be
coming to her home"
Very definitely. her family
should. If, however. it would be
impossible for them to afford this
expense and it might. therefore,
mean that the marriage could not
take place, it would be permissible
for the bridegroom or his family
to meet this expense-or at least
share it.
Donce Missteps
Dear Mrs. Post: If a man steps
on woman's foot while they are
dancing. shouldn't he apologize?
My husband says if a woman has
her foot where it shouldn't be
when they are dancing, it's her
fault and she should be the one
to apologize.
Answer: He has a good point
, but nevertheless politeness exacts
that he be the one to say he is
sorry.
Young Children at Wedding
Dear Mrs. Post: What about
children at the wedding reception
We want to conform with genera
custom: at the same time we really
don't want the young children
under foot at the reception. There
is also the question of providing
proper food for them. There arr
some families whose children art
nine and 10 and they are welcome
but they have younger ones who
are not. Can we make a distinc.
ton without hurting feelings?
Answer: Young children are
very seldom invited to wedding;
outside of the little brothers OF
sisters or nieces or nephews o1
the bride and groom, and unles!
children's names are added on tn,
inside envelope of the parents
invitation, it is very incorrect O.
mothers to take them. Moreover
there should be no hurt feeling
by parents whose children arr
not invited.
Evening star., 1951-04-23
Society News
David E. Finley Host at Luncheon
In Honor of Mrs. Roy Arthur Hunt

was the honor guest at q tea
hosted by the Assistant Directo,
of the Gallery and Mrs. MacgiIl
James, with whom she is stayina
while in the Capital.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs
John Walker III gave a dinner fo1
Mrs. Hunt.
Here for the interesting opening
Iof Mrs. Hunts exhibition was
Mrs. John Nicholas Brown, wife oi
the former Assistant Secretary OF
the Navy for Air. She arrived Sat
urday night and returned to her
home in Providence Immediately
after the tea given by the James
While here the attractive and
gracious former hostess stayed
with Mr.. and Mrs. James and
saw her sister Mrs. Egbert Leigh
who with Mr.. Leigh has taken the
house at 1885 Dent place.
British Embassy Fete
The British Ambassador and
Lady Franks entertained at lunch
con Saturday at the Embassy in
honor of Mr.. Clifford Curzon,
noted British concert pianist. The
affair was informal and small.
Yesterday afternoon the Franks
attended the recital given by their
countryman in Constitution Hall.
The Commandant of the Coast
Guard, Vice Admiral Merlin
O'Neill and Mrs. O'Neill will be
the honor guests at a cocktail
party to be given Wednesday at
the Carlton Hotel by Mrs. Her
bert j. Yates. president of Re-
public Pictures.
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.Visitinq Family

Capt. Peyton Randolph Evans,
jr.. has returned to Washington
and is renewing the acquaintance
of his young son. Peyton Ran
dolph. III.
Capt. Evans, who is stationed
at the United States Army hospi-
tai at Camp Atterbury, Ind, is at
the home of his parents on 44th
place NV. In civilian life, he is
associated with his uncle, DR..
Thomas Fitz-Hugh, jr. of Phila-
delphia, in the practice of medi-
cine.
Mrs. Evans, jr., is the daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. Franklin L. Payne
of Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1951-04-23

daughter, Barbara Drury, to Mr..
Bernard Shriver Macsherry, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Kitty
Macsherry of Baltimore.
Miss Wise is the granddaughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Morris Drury of Washing
ton and the late Mr.. and Mrs.
George Andrew Wise, long resi-
dents of Montgomery County and
of Georgetown.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
the Convent of the Sacred Heart
and the Georgetown Visitation
Junior College.
Mr.. Macsherry was graduated
from the Portsmouth Priory
School in Rhode Island, and
Georgetown University after serv-
ing in the United States Army.
He Is the grandson of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Schri-
yer of Union Mills. Md, and the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mere
dith Macsherry of Baltimore. He
is now in business in Baltimore.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1951-04-23

Iinson College and a member of
Sigma Chi fraternity. He is pres
emily serving on active duty
with the Adjutant General Corps,
United States Army.
CatIett-Norton
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Catlett Of
Seattle, Wash, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Dorothea Lucille, to 1t. Comdr.
Leland Dean Norton, U. S. N. r.
Miss Catlett is a graduate Of
the University Of Washington.
Comdr. Norton of Clearwater,
Fla, is now on active duty here.
He is graduate of George Wash
ington University Law School
and a member of the bar, United
States Court of Appeals for the
District, and bar of the Supreme
Court.
The wedding is to take place in
June.
Clements Harrison
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Clements an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Hope Clark, to Mr.. Ar
thur Pennoyer Harrison, jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison of Silver
Spring, Md. The wedding will
take place August 3.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
the Academy of the Holy Names
Mr.. Harrison is a Research Fell
low at the University of Maryland
and is working toward a doctorate
in bacteriology. He is a member
of the honorary societies of Phi
Kappa Phi, Sigma Ii and Sigma
Alpha Omicron.
Evening star., 1951-04-23
Exclusively Yours
Soviet Diplomatic Couple Surprise
Guests by Attending Cocktail Party

United States. They are due to
leave in 21a months but haven't
the foggiest idea now where their
next post will be. George doesn't
seem to mind the suspense too
much however.
Il 4
Gleanings from editor and
D. A. R. week:-Ex-E. C. A. men
meeting at parties for visiting
editors and Capital officials re-
iterating that familiar line heard
again and again from old E. C. A.
ofticials-"Paul Hoffman is presi-
dental material; not only able but
really terrific guy: we ought to
know, we've worked with him"
Paul Porter telling a newsman
the same story with which he
opened his speech to the Kentucky
D. A. RS at luncheon meeting
last week: 1t seems that Paul's
favorite cab driver is a history
student and college graduate who
does hacking on the side. He
picked up some beribboned D. A.
RS recently and decided to play
dumb and have some fun. What
do you ladies representa-" he asked.
We're D. A. RS" was the proud
reply. What does that stand
for?" He continued idly as they
Icruised along. why, we're Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution"
Abruptly he pulled the cab over
to the curb, stopped the motor
and announced firmly. I'm not
driving you any further" Why?"
was the amazed response. I'VE
like things the way they are here.
We don't want any revolution,
he insisted doggedly. You can
get out now" The outraged OPEN
Imouthed women protested, but in
vain. They went back to the spirit
of 1776, reaffirmed their principles
of democracy, but it was no use.
The college cab driver was ada
mant, That's the way all these
Communist groups talk" he ex.
claimed!
x X X
Leander Mccormick Goodhart
gave a dinner party Saturday night
at the United Nations Club for
the new British Naval Attache
and Mrs. j. r. B. Longden. In
fact it was "Longden night" at
the U. N. Club which has been
supported Fundamentally from
the first by naval and military at
taches at the British Embassy.
Numerous dinners were arranged
by members for the evening and
dancing followed in the ballroom
upstairs. At Mr.. Mccormick
Goodhart's were Club President
and Mrs. Walter Boyd, the latter'S
sister and brother-in-law the at
tractive Paul Tuttles who came
down from New Jersey for the
week end, and the Carroll Nor
lganS.
Evening star., 1951-04-23

Palms and altar vases Of mixed
white flowers decorated the Holy
Rosary Church yesterday when
Miss Louise Anna Martorelli,
daughter of Mrs. Lawrence Mar
torelli and the late Mr.. Mar
torelli. became the bride of Mr..
Peter Joseph Lo Jacono, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S. Lo Jacono.
Mr.. Vincent Martorelli of Flint,
Mich, gave his niece in marriage
and the Rev. Nicholas De Carlo
officiated at the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lo Jacono will go
to New York City on their honey
moon and will live in Washington
upon their return.
Evening star., 1951-04-23

The party picture was bright
ened over the week end by the
arrival in town of Mrs. Roy Ar
thur Hunt. The well-known. art
patron came from her home in
Pittsburgh for the opening of an
exhibition of flower prints, origi-
nal botanical drawings and color
book plates from her famous col
lection.
Only here for a brief time,
friends hurriedly chalked several
festivities on her engagement pad.
Before going down to the National
Gallery of Art for the exhibit and
giving a lecture at 4 o'clock, Mrs.
Hunt was feted at luncheon by
the Director of the Gallery and
Mrs. David E. Finley. Later she
Evening star., 1951-04-23

been told to go.
H e ce their
appearance is
p ar tic u l arly
significant.
That's W ny
everyone W a S
a S t o unded at
the cock t O il
party given by
the y o u n G
D u tch diplo-
mat, Jonkheer
Leopold Quarles
van Uford, and
his pretty wife
tho other q offnr-
Evening star., 1951-04-23

Yesterday in the Pinkney Me-
mortal Episcopal Church ir
Hyattsville. Miss Louise Audre1
Byrer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
o. G. Byrer, became the bride Of
Mr.. Dewey j. Jones, jr., son oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones of Forty Fort
Pa.
The Rev. Amber officiated al
the ceremony and the bride was
given in marriage by her brother
Mr.. George Byrer.
Evening star., 1951-04-23
By Betty BeoIe.

Soviet diplomats rarely go to
private parties. Fraternization
with Americans is frowned upon
or prohibited. If they do appear
at a party it's because they have
Evening star., 1951-04-23
Barbara Wise
Engaged to
Mr.Mucshery

Of much interest to Washing
ton and Baltimore residential So
ciety is the announcement by Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard Montgomery
Wise of the engagement of their
Evening star., 1951-05-10
B0ATS

FOR SALE-YACHT NELL ONLEY-
500 Maine ave. s.w.; 46-foot cabin
cruiser; very suitable for living on
board come and see or Dr. 4140 or
14-FT. BOAT with S h.p. marine
ssngine; engine y y bottom with small deck;
lift. oLD TOWN cANeE-Fxcsl-
lent condition. $780, phone OR.
FISHING PARTY, Chesapeake Bay.
Eastern Bay, Gooses. Herring Bay;
reser. CAPT. KING, WA. 4192.
36-FT. CABIN CRUISER, Hudson mo-
tor. in excellent condition: can be
seer seen At Deale' Md; $1,000; call
CABN CRUISER, 24-ft. long. s.fs.
beam, Ford VS. motor. Apply to
Mr.. Bill Hundley on boat. TASCOLEF
at Municipal Fish Wharf 4 Market,
l1th and Maine ave. s.w, IL
MATTHEWS 1885 sedan; many ex-
tras trims. Chesapeake 2S05. Bal.
CABIN CRUISER. e4-ft. long. s-fs.
beam. Ford VS. motor. Apply to
Mr.. BILL HUNDLEY on boat
TASCOLEE at Municipal Fish Wharf
Il Market. 11th and Maine ave.
1850 oLDToWN lift. runabout. 10
hip. Johnson; fully equipped and
many extras. WA. 1909. III
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PROP. FOR RENT

BEVERLY BEACH-Apts., S35 week;
for sale w. Z. CRISER. Beverly
Beach, Mayo Md. West River 4O2I.
NEW FURNISHED COTTAGE, on
farm. ready for occupancy upon
compilation June 10. Located so mi.
from Washington in Nd. on secluded
waterfront. Containing 2 bedrms.,
bath and screened porch; ami; ex-
celfent fishing. grabbing and bath
i4f: Row boat included. Artesian
: well $500 per season. Call week
days. 9 to 5. WI. 1850. Ill
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$500 DOWN
ENGLISH TYPE HOME

GNULI0H I IFE HUME
This spacious ail-brick home is sit
uated on lovely level lot. 80 by ;118,
in Falls Church's most exclusive
residential area; large center-hall
entrance. lovely. liy. rm.. with fire.
IN baths; well-euuipped kit. 10 by
IA, all on list f.; end q. space allow
ing 8 It. ceiling with heating and
plumbing outlets Tor two exception
ally large hedrms. and full baths.
Fdl bsn1t.s I'm. rec. Tm.,. IL by 80
Exclusive with
m wy cnrADI1
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Like Horses,
Dogs, Gardens?

Only 2e MINIS. from D. c. Is a
sophisticated modern 5,acre estate
that ik q dream come true. A gem
of . house, designed by famous
architect a ) few yrs. ago. Recep.
hall, graciohs liv, Tm. with picture
shelves; side, screened porch with
another hrepl.; rear patio with lge
plastic awning overlooking gardens;
bedrm:, bath, library, kit, and
Charming din. rnn. all on 1st floor;
z nne bedrms. and bath upstairs.
Breeseways to Scar gar. Adjoining
Is another bldg. with maids rm. and
bath, plus giant playroom or hobby
shop. can be converted into sep
arSte apt. AT rear, fenced paddock
and stable for 2 riding horses, plus
tack rnn.. and tool rrn. Separate
chicken house. Main house ex-
Setting Of trees. flowers. and lawn
tnls Is an artist picture Of an idea
Gogntrx estate No trafic light to
hwy. only 9 mi to Pentagon
owner transferred; excl. financins icing
10 tnsp:. call Mrs. Jones (eveS. IA
2l00; Il no answer. call Mr.. Ford
JAMES l.. DIXON & CO
RADIO BLDG. ARL.. ia. 5-7200
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LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE

THE COVENANT OF PEACE"-
Quaint old house. l. r. d. r. kitchen
Ssa Ssa. aea ol siSah asoa 81 fs' pa tRe
cost Of restoration. which WIN be
o0at snoaSe sn soat. gfssn iss gss Sale slsns tnSm
iuStw w. Dezsoe DGzRooMsss. 17ss Ms5ki Ey. cssr'n ss
colesviile I'd. past silver Spring:
price. 81 600: RA. 1900.
MD. AREA; beautiful
s9Sdsa sHSdsy bs aSas oSts stf Gn SpS 81 tseaf
1Ih ACRES of good cleared land.
81 mi. from Wash. just. on Lee
hwy. on new Rt. Is: electricity and
IS sood 0Ss Say sesSss so sS
avail. Can Mr.. Brown after 5 pm.
KE. 3-5104. JOHN C. WRIGHT,
sHHEPHERD PARK-we have the
largest list Of lots lots in this area; S4,-
BY oWNER-Niee lot: North Arling,
toms best residential section; call
5 a AcREs sEs4 NEAR Il GLENDALE-s2. Zoo
with $500 down and monthly pay
ments WAYNE .Aao 4. ocAsKEY. AP
NEAR CLIFTON, VA.-Tract approx
Is acres: more land avail. OWNER,
OV. 21S7. Ill
HOME SITE, beautifully wooded, over
l acre Oh Lee blvd; reasonable for
cash. OW 1901. -16
BUILDERS. over / acre
tract suitable subdividing into or
5 level lots; walking distance to
Wheaton main shopping center;
S2750 SH. 1011 until 9 p. m
YOUNG g. BOWERS CO.
LAKE BANCROFT ESTATES
Beautiful lot overlooking lake. south
western exposure; suitable for i'm
mediate construction. No dealers.
TIE. $3.50. Ia
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

EVANS BUILDING, 1920 new Ycrs
ave. n.w.-Avatlahle Immediately:
desirable rooms to meet your re-
s,,i,s suirsmsnss S,S xr PENN ,IS, PROPERTIES
5th AND X SIS N.W.-second-foor
offices, containing 1,100 50. IT.; ele-
vator; suitable for jobber or dis
tributor; heat, light and tanitor
services furnished. THOMAS ].
FISHER &: Co. INC, 73s 18th st.
nE;i .coNDfTfoNED, ri SfSS' century ai Build
Municipal Court; offices available in
sinele units or a suite Of s rooms;
parking space available: THOMAS
j, FISHTR & CO.. INC. 73S 18th
ST, NV, DI. $3.50. -16
55O5 GA. AVE. NV. tabove Kennedy
st:l-only $35 per mo incl; sa;,o utili-
sus.LEAsH t1fs GSa SUITE hEEne 81 n rms; tempo
rary, mos. or permanent basis; i'm
mediate occupancy; furnished; ap-
prox. 430 50. IT; fine view, conv.
location on Vermont ave-: 500 per
mo-. also telephone service and part
time stenographer If desired. ST.
1870 N. Y. AvE.-office space. fully
furnished; reasonable. MA. $3.50;
rwo TO FOUR ROOMS. connecting:
first floor, on Mass ave-; lge.. down
town apt. house; most suitable for
doctors or professional once. Call
ave-. THE B2IVEDERE. ~ or cali
agent, NO. 5000. 30
OFFICE, Tower BLDG.
i4th and X sts.: use Of furnished
reception room; S47.50. Phone Ma.
BEAUTIFUL i:ll u OFFICE, 11x2o, With
large reception room in dignifed
suite, woodward Bldg; prefer law
yer With own secretary. Apply Box
DENTAL OFFICE at zoos Flower ave.
Takoma Park. Md; equipment for
FURNISHED sSis CONN. AVE. once space
including telephone answering serv-
posite resi H Post Once; lge. front once
or desk space; telephone and sec
retarial service: avail. immed. s427
Ga ave-. 81. 300. la
Md suites avail.
in modern ONCE bldg, approx. $50
So; f.; Esss. rent, Apply LEO n;
kEsNsIEnN < s. NV. NE. & $40 540o! Hea''0f'' 1910
14th AND NEW YORK AVE. NV
700 So. IT,, in 7-story elev; once
occup.: reas. rent. Apply LEO M.
BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415 K st. NV,
17th AND r SITS. N.w.-3 lge. rooms,
bath; excellent for comb. studio and
liv. Qtrs., office and living qtrs.. etc.
Call NE. $500. LEO M. BERN
STEIN g. CO.. Realtors. 1415 K st.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE - Office
suites on 3rd H.; each $50 50. #,
with 2 rooms; pvt. lavatory; low
rent for right tenant. Call MA. 24S9
ROOMS, lavatory on 1st A., next
door Hamilton Pharmacy; excellent
for f,, 3 s, doss1ors s1gs or other profession
DocroR Sstl Ok Or oR DENTIST ONCE, aiS al.
ready partitioned; 1st f.; next door
to D: G., Medical Society: $50 per
OFFICE sPACE-ist Il. front, approx
At 1923 NJ St; $3.50 per mo, DI
PHYSICIAN OR DENTIST - Conn
ave. address. Will remodel house
for ONCE and living apt MAURICE
Me1NERNEY, D1. SOFA; night. Oh
MD. once rooms. new
Aforementioned bldg. 1850 East-West
highway; 6-yr. lease. immediate oc-
cupancy. CLARENCE c. KEISER'
sf5 n sist AVE. N.E-smau det. Bldg
suit. for beauty parlor, doctor. den
tfst or real estate. etc; $50 mol
TWO ROOMS totalling approx. 100
so. IT. near Cafritz BLDG: 4th f..
no elevator: S65 mo. DI. 6196. lie
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

TRUCK WANTED to haul bricks from
Richmond to Washington. CAVALIER
BRICK CO, TU. 5000. -13
VAN TRUCK. any size Job. prompk
service; reas.: local or long distance.
IA. 1887; after pm. GE. 141o.
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Trailer Values
GARAGES

212 z ST, N.W.-Sinsle metal ga
rage; suitable storage or parkinR:
$40 mo. FEDERAL RENTAL Co.
sl5 New York ave. NV. Ma. 7416.
633 LAMONT ST. N.W.--sinsle metal
centrally located; $40 per mo. PED.
ERAL RENTAL Co, els New York
ave. NV, MA. 7416. Iii
GARAGE AT N. H. AVE. AND r ST.
$3.50 a month. Apply 1907 New
PARKING PARzfst;ft sPxcE. sxe; nWs near 18th and N
sts. NV; S10 month. NO. 1913.
TWO lear GARAGES FOR RENT,
conv. ne. location. Call Ii. 7-o377;
ewes, LA. 6-4541.
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ri w SPEAKER

For each hedrm. That's right, . f.
tssn s1sSoS PuIi PPuIhisaiGH din. rm, r3r lsss Iiy'
rfn., big kit.,, bath and bsmt Brand
new roof. Storm windows and oil
burner. Lot 262 It. deep, with gar
gen already planted. IA min. from
VIM. I. WAKEFIELD
oW. 177S Q till o oW, 1774
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ON HIGHWAY

Va.-Move in 100 COWS
now. Davidson soil. water, fences.
8 barns; grass growing Restored
9-rm. house. 2 baths, all-elec. kit. !;
on level hilltop with sweeping view Of
Skyline dr.. Nothing cheap here ex-
ALTMAN REALTY CO.. GIL. 6436.
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BUSINESS PRoP.-sALE tcen.. !,

HOT SPoT"-4513 College ave. at
intersection BALTIC. blvd. at Univ. Of
Nd; substantial hrk bldg. adapt
able to most any type business: all
offers considered. Call WI. 1884.
FRANK IS. PHILLIPS DT. 1411
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ouT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL WATERFRONT HOME
ideal for boats. Easily COW. to .. yr.-
round home. Owner leav. town. Sill
500. Allowance for cash. Wo. 0719
$50 ACRES. eornfeld. harbor farm,
frontage on the Potomac River and
Point Lookout Creek. Ideal boys
camp subdivision or airport. Sell
all or any part for cash. Due to
present unsettled world conditions,
STSr. 6s151g Si1eTed s1 at, e sacrifice price
WooDEHN5 SSEESi d. BEACH. Bfas; 44o4 s Shore
drive. New modern cottage. boat
JAMES E, MAHoNEY, Hu. 54l0.
SIDE, MD.-see A. W. AN
On west Rest EVsr aaasee snd chss
Bay. $500 up. West River 5741. :
2-bedrm.- cottage over
looking water: large shaded lot; gas
stove; elec. refgr.; ami; $5,250,
terms; NE; o5Is; ,,..
channel to Chesapeake Bay. Can
rent boats and have muskrat farm;
best fishing area Of the bay. Spend
. week end at Andrews Hotel and
look the situation oyer. A. W.
ANDREWS, Shady Side. Md. Tel.
wATERFsoNf ATE Efser Z COTTAGE 5iroom
waterfront cottage, completely
equipped; 1S0-ft. pier; fenced lot;
extraordinarily. 26 miles WASH
irigton; immediate possession; ex-
cellent financing. For appointment
to see, cali MR., WILCHER. 8 to 8.
6EVERIY SAi ilIYVVi BEACH on chesapeake
Bay : Desirable lot. waterfront
PRIVILEGES: terms: e KALB Box
NORTH BEACH PARK-cottase furn.,
5 rms. 2 porches. mod. kit, fire.
pl.; on water; large cor. level lawn;
excel. fishing. RA. 3640 or GE.
FACING ISaR PAruxENr-s,rm. bunSa-
low: " complete; S4.S00; bathing.
fishing. oysters. crabs. FIR. 1884
BAY AYE RIDGE. MD.-privats beach. 3
bedrms., beamed ceiling in living
rm. and dining rnn.; oil heat. .
baths. This is the sweetest home
72 River dr. Call GE. 1852 or LA.
$500. MR.. COHEN. -13
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Georgetown Commercial

1900 block OF M ST.. GEORGE e
town. Row brick building with +
Colonial-type show window;
suitable for ANTIQUE shop. book
store. ETC.; 6 nice-sized rooms.
two on each floor, plus base
ment.. A good value at $I7.500.
Will consider offer. Call Mr..
Price at DE. 4101 daytime or
at SH. 3541 evenings.
Frances Powell Hill
Exclusive agent.
1908 goth st. NV, DE. 4l01.
Evening star., 1951-05-10
ATTENTION!
INVESTORS

DOWNTOWN 7th ST. BLDG.
CAN BE DELIVERED VA
CANT. COMPLETE BLDG.
SUITABLE FOR ANY KIND
OF BUSINESS. BROKERS
INVITED. FOR APPT.
TRAcHTENBERG PROPERTIES
PHONE Ma S499.
Evening star., 1951-05-10
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ALEIANDRIA-Desi warehouse
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tween Q and or TIE. 3034 between
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