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Sir John Maud, who holds a
high public Office in England
which last weeks elections will
not effect-that of Permanent
Secretary in the Ministry of Edu-
cation-and his wife. the attrac-
tive Lady Maud, arrived in Wash
ington Saturday evening, and
right away found themselves
honor guests at a number Of
parties.
Last evening they were enter
tanned at a small supper party
at the home of Mr.. Denis Hubert
Fletcher Rickett, British minister
here. and Mrs. Rickett. Sir John
and Lady Maud are old London
friends of the Ricketts,. and dur
ing their visit in Washington will
be guests at the Ricketts, home.
They will be here until the end of
the week. with Lady Maud pos
sibly remaining longer than her
husband. A college lecture tour
by Sir John brought the couple to
this country.
Lady Maud, incidentally, is an
accomplished pianist. and has Civ
en- concerts. The couple has three
children. all at school in England.
Guests at the dinner last night
included Lord and Lady Glen
conner, who also are old friends
and houSeguests of the Ricketts,.
They will be in the Capital briefly.
on their way from Australia to
their home in London. Also in
vited were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Miller. he the Washington cores
pondent for the London Times,
and the Viscount Knollys, British
Minister, and Viscountess Knollys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rickett will en-
tertain again for Sir John and
Lady Maud tonight. at a more
formal dinner to which Ambas-
sador and Lady Franks have been
invited. Also on tonight'S guest
list are Senator and Mrs. J. Will
liam Fulbright. The Senator,
author of the great exchange stu
dent Federal legislation. and a
one-time Rhodes Scholar at OK
ford, and the honor guest doubt
less will have much to talk about.
Also invited to tonight's dinner
are Canadian Ambassador and
Mrs. Hume Wrong.
Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court and Mrs. Felix Frankfurter
entertained Sir John and Lady
Maud at luncheon yesterday, and
today the visiting British couple
lunched with Sir Oliver and Lady
Franks, who returned last evening
from a football week end at Prince
ton. Director of the National Gal
lery Of Art and Mrs. David Ed
ward Finley were among the
luncheon guests at the British
Embassy.
Tomorrow the Mauds will be
luncheon guests of Assistant Sec
retary Of State Edward Barrett.
Militory Porty
Some 20 members of the Philip
pine armed forces who are sta
toned in and around Washington
were guests of honor at a cocktail
party yesterday hosted by Capt.
Ciriaco Montana, assistant armed
forces attache at the Philippine
Embassy. and Mrs. Montana.
About SO men and women asso-
ciated with military missions in
the Capital were invited to the 6
O'Clock party at the Montana
home on Leegate road.
The honor guests included Maj.
Emilio S. Almario, Maj. Pablo v.
Arevalo, Maj. Amadeo S. Garcia.
Maj. Jose M. Javier. Capt. Rogue
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Miss Miller
Is Bride

Miss Suzanne Adele Miller,
daughter of Mrs. Allison Nailor
Miller and the late Mr.. Miller
was married Saturday to 1t. Harry
Alfred Ong, jr., son of DR.. and Mrs.
Harry Alfred Ong. The ceremony
took place at o'clock in st. Mary's
Chapel of the Washington Cathe-
.dral OF st. Peter and st. Paul, with
DR.. E. Felix Kloman of st. Alban's
Episcopal Church officiating. A
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small reception was held at the
home of the bride following the
ceremony.
Given in marriage by her broth.
er, Mr.. Allison N. Miller, jr., the
bride was gowned in white lace
She wore a flngertip length veil
and carried white orchid affixed
to a prayer book.
Both the bride and bridegroom
are native Washingtonians. The
bride attended the University oil
Maryland. where she was a mem
ber of Delta Delta Delta sorority
The bridegroom attended George
Washington University, where he
was affiliated with Sigma Alpha
Epsilon fraternity.
The couple viii live at Foro
Hood, Tex.
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Modern Morriooe

wedding ceremony for any Jew
marrying out of his faith. The
Roman Catholic opposition tt
mixed marriages is well known;
although the Rev. John L. Thomas
reported to the 10Th annual Ma.
tional Catholic Conference on
Family Life, in St. Louis: "Ir
spite of considerable propaganda
against mixed marriages, the at.
titude of Catholic and Protestant
young people toward such unions
seems increasingly tolerant"
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Mrs. Austin Back

Mrs. T. Septimus Austin and
Miss Madeleine Austin, who have
been away from the city the past
two weeks, have returned to their
apartment in the Wardman Park
Hotel.
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Dried Plants Being Prepared for Sale

Temple 4244, or bring it to the
bazaar November 3 from II to 8
o'clock.
Proceeds Of the bazaar will go
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for the restoration of the founder
house" or parish hall of the his
toric Old Presbyterian Meeting
House.
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--Hessler Photo.
MRS. BERTRAM C. SNYDER,
The former
Miss Joyce Chadekel.

Miss Joyce Chadekel, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. David H. Chade-
kel of Alexandria, was married
yesterday to DR.. Bertram c. Sny-
der, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Snyder of this city. The wedding
took place at Hotel 2400. where
a reception was held following the
ceremony. Rabbi Harry Silver
stone officiated.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SAL

BALTIMORE AVE. between Peace
Cross and Hyattsville. Valuable
CONNER ground. 100x120; improved
by frame house. Must be sold.
DAVID NIMITZ, RE. 5039. co.
Isl COMMERCIAL. 1 blk. from
courts, . 10 rooms above English
bsmt., 2 baths. oil h.-w.h.; parking
STORE WITH APT. ABOVE. in good
Sc. location; suitable for laundry,
Cry 9 9sleaning, etc; CONGRESS
NEW STORE and apt. ne. edge
OF city. excel. income. completely
equipped; sale or lease, very attrac-
tive. terms to responsible party.
sSSggss. MR.. A bIcREYe' fSsSe'fsssk Broker. ~ =!
MOTEL sITE-4eo-ft. frontage mSo on
main 4-lane highway. extending
4S5 IT. deep, with 490-ft. frontage
on another highway; zoned COM
mercial. Perfect location, only 2
miles from Alexandria. Down pay
ment. $500. Call Mr.. Hughes (eves
AL. 6657) JAMES L. DIXON AND
s9d e1.' GoMIERoHsI a SE7Sa2i BLDG. 1as sSou.
1900 so. #, Q floors and finished
basement; Soft. alley; few blocks
from sUnion Station: suitable any
business. MA. 6366. 10
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STORES FOR RENT

ON ~ I4th m ST.: igst north Of You St..
bldg. approx. 2.4QO. SO. t.. 2oxl2O.
i2rs rs. ceiling: Ing eeat ado furn large alley
With soet facitiss Sa On nSSra each aRSss: Sof
fsPs oSp o5sS5,sse'' so q sois = s4ss sn0's l.
p1s niT. 11ts aH ,NsW.0oround Sae0 floor; va
any type business. Rent only $125.
Heat and light furn. RIA. 110l,
STORE FOR FOR RENT-14th st. 2s and
Pars Ts NV cs ssn Noy by ssqres Ss0
SNAIL STORE on on wash H -Balso, H2 blvd,
,5sS aBfcGE; GEoKgi. "a w wv INV NR-,ax4e
$i15 mo. Cheat is furnishedl =
fiuorescent lights, r.r. entrance, key
next door In tailor shop.
CONN. AVE. LOCATION. 1880. in
Aag' 1st. onls Ss5oni sss5 per aHnt5nehe monsS.
LEGUM q GERBER REALTY Co.
GPPsR a$Ps cSnR %aRLsoR6oR Ase on MS aooo Ms;5 a.
Suitable for a meat shop or lunch
BRIGHT MODERN STORE, also ONCE
space with answering service, S11
Eve st. NV. 2oS
SILVER SPRNG-Corner, directly in
back Of Schwartz Jewelry store; ap-
prox. $50 So. IT,. good location, heat,
water. elec. furn. 81. 1854. -1e
125 KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Modern
store, 20x75; available Aug. /; S225
mo; long lease to reliable party.
EsA. 0fOO. -SU
st a.. approx. 700 50. IT,; large show
window; $3.50 mo. MA. 1896.
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lob ELEVENTH ST. NV.
LIST a. divided into 8 ofilces; park
ing for 8 cars; $3.50 mo. Ma. 9296.
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DESK SPACE

BARR BLDG, 9l0 18th ct. NV.
near Conn. and Knew, modern,
attractive desk space for those who
want the best. Receptionist. switch
board. mail and telephone answer
Bis MONTH desk space in office
bldg. In heart Of business center
in Hyattsville. Md: immediate oc-
cupancy. To inspect. call LEO NJ.
BERNSTEIN & CO.. Realtors. ME.
5400; eyes; GE; 0619; ,
" equip. Lg. desirable office bldg.
location. Inquiries considered only
from responsible concerns, manu-
facturer's representatives or other
responsible parties. Box S7-E. Star.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

Exceptional Mountain Home
planned stone and frame
home on the Blue Ridge about Is
years old; exceptionally fine view
from the large porches and fiagstone
terraces: sufficient acreage for pri-
vacy; includes substantial modern
cottage and outbuildings. To inspect.
JOHN ALLEN JOHNSTON
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Leesburg 6s3 and 9s
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

PRIVATE PARTY who has just sold
home, desires to purchase from
owner ~ nice home. all cash. CAN
HOMES aS1ii And INVESTMENT properties 1q
needed for our cash buyers. THOS.
1916. 7s1 10th st. NV. ma. 0765.
WILL BUY OR RENT furn. or unfurn.
new or old. spacious. 3 or more bed
rms. 2-bath house (not requiring
major repairs) on one floor, in NV.
9E rsni W. We want Prifyasy bookshelyes
ridge VIII pay to S35, 900 cash.
Can DE. 1s4S between 10 am. and
Aurora HnLs-Lorcom Lane or
rooms. 2.bath home; can be frame.
HOMES desperately wanted Hyatts-
vile area; customers waiting. We
have cash. MR.. DICKEY, AP. 1880.
SICK, TIRED, worn-out house that
needs repairs and redecorating: all
cash. MR.. MALHoYT, JU. 7-921s
after 8 pm. 10
I WILL PAY You Cash TODAY for
your home. ANY location, any condi-
ton RE 220l 81. .7747
Spot aolGr.Gs CASH a for .2us yous house white or
iGlSreai %R aiss any NE isctiS ss7oa any condition
ATTENTION. OWNERS can get
you top all cash or term deal Tor
your home. Call MR. WILLIAMS
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
Of your home. business or invest
ment property Is what you desire.
call R A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor,
sos North Capitol. Ma. $3.50. Free
appraisals. Results since 1919
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS
For houses in all sections Of the city
and nearby Md. and Va. No charge
for our appraisal. Over so years
service
FLOYD E. DAVIS co.
1929 K st. NV. Ma. O352
Eyes,. JU. 7-6365
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FARMS tcenf.l

DOWN BY THE OLD MILL STREAM
l2 acres Of good farming land.
brick house with bath and heat. 2
fireplaces. Large bank barn and
other outbuildings. All buildings In
good repair. S11 600
276-ACRE DAIRY FARM
24-cow tile barn, d. c. market. large
road to door. $4,000. $4,000.
4h% first trust.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
106-acre stock farm, level land. 3
streams. large barn. % acres woods.
SO acres crops, S-room modern
condition. A nice farm, close-in;
cheap. Can be financed above S10,.
900. Call Mr.. Linthicum. Poolesyile
3411 with HOWARD r. SCHAFER.
RethPsda Md
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WRIGHT REALTY, INC.
1901 s. Arl. Ridge Rd., OF. 9470-
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

A, 8 OR s-UNIT APT. WANTED.
VIM pay top price. Can MR.. DIXON
saooJ oF JAMES 1. DIXON q CO.. ST.
PvT. PARTY Trysfi; has $500 800 to $50. 600
to invest in sound income producing
property. Give detail. Brokers in
yited. Box 481-J. Star. pa
12 OR MORE UNIT APT. HOUSE
Immediate sale. Direct from owner
BAUM. ST. 3466. -19
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vate offlce in suite; Dupont Circle
Bldg; rent, $65 mo. DE. 9501.. -19
OFFICE OR OFFICES, unfurnished; |;
prominent downtown location; ele-
vator bldg; telephone answering
6619. -25
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

DO 200 so. Fl. Of ground centrally
iocated; pvt r.r siding and ONCE
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS WANTED

STUDIO for voice and piano in
struction; south Of S street on or
near Connecticut avenue; reasone BILE
rent. Box 450-H. Star. -21
REAL ESTATE ORG. wants furn. pvt.
of reception and telephone answer
ing service. Call Mr.. Willard, DI.
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FARMS

STROUT CATALOG-Farms. non;es,
businesses. Mailed FREE. sTROUT
Realty, 71l-A woodward Bldg.
FIVE WOODED ACRES, 6-rm. and
bath bath rambler Lgl flrepl, 2,car saEage; ss
sfsas sfas5o: sifw terms; s. Viii Vii, tFade r. e. g. s.
zANTzINGER. JR.. WA. 1919 or
NR. MA weobBRrDoE. eSIai vA.-a4 acres Of
land, 2-rm. house, enough lumber
to build 2 good-sized house on
chicken house, hog pen; rich gar
den land, wonderful COOL. sweet
water. Why hesitate? It's q bargain
at So 300. CHESTER CoGSWELL.
TO RENT, committing DIS
tance Pentagon. guest cottage or
BY bachelor 1t. comdr. Box 2S-K.
BEAUTIFUL EAU MOD. STONE HOUSE,
z rms, 21a baths, oil h., dble. gar,
4 acres, 300 It. on main hwy, 20
minis. to D. G. Only $4,000.
1n,,y haye ,,nt,asi numerous calls for farms
POULTRY FARM of IL acres in Da-
mascuS area: farmhouse has rooms
and bath with h.-w. oil heat; 2 large
poultry bldgs. each have capacity
Tor, 1,500 broilers; also garage and
tS0l sad,sss.;SG snsd; S; $2s $50; E. < Rgble,
$500 BoWN, sSs'SaSi $50 MO. buys for
$3.50. 3N acres; good house Of
big rms. halls, porches; metal roof;
new barn: good well; elec. installed;
Iait; III. ;olsS s9o Of ydbS. b e e e & Ss2; es
1lR ACRES IN acrae uonda5 -a,+
clear; 8 streams. 2 wells; taxes. $s5
per year; long road frontage on
hard road within 20-minute drive
BERNARD +. BRosIUS, Realtor,
SH, 0420; eyes,. Mr.. Scott, SH. 1851.
30 ACRES. mile from Damascus,
Md. Beef cattle farm: three-bed-
sR iasms orm nSHss %ndowa aotsstss css bsaa hsa
toolshed, hog houses. chicken
property; all livestock and equip
ment including tractor: all equip
ment in good condition. Price. $780,
saGMsN a2I MfsssNSonirsls i4ss terms as WALTEE WssS NJ
ling. west Vest RIVE River " 4Ss1. ssI Mf essf-
CONTAINS NEARLY 200 ACRES on
east side Of Shenandoah River,
Harpers Ferry district. with. suitable
buildings and. large. river frontage.
famed fana IN sPpS Ppiee cosd.iSn sdssSo and being
reh-room modern dwelling on high
Desirable farm Of $50 acres, Good
brick building and limestone land.
lishts and water on Route 3 to Z
rME MEshinEsS1 MORE rries fNs1R2SGE 9R.2SSG AND
REALTY CO.. Box 10. Charles Town.
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SILVER sPRNG-so1 Pershing dr.,
corner Fenton; lge. Arm. and bath.
suit; small business. doctors and
5 ROOMS on 2nd. floor; can be rented
singly Or together; phone service.
r;S 3S19 eNT WIS; + ave- y@. nv; OR: 2l43.
ofices. containing LOO 50. IT,; ele-
tribltor: heat. La light tODDas and II yanitor diSr
FISHER q CO., INC. 738 18th ct.
NV. DI. 1880,
OFFICE or living quarters, 8 lge.
rms, newly dec, elect. kit. full
ca as icsas cosNE Elna0Ts, IA. ns1s5 1sii G''
UPsHUR ST. ct Georgia ave.-2-rm
suite, ideal for dentist. SS5.
,TaaACKER REALTY CO, sT. 7f3s.
CHOICE SPOT for any commercial or
professional pro use: End 4 3s45 Mimi.
ssnnddo ssnnd auto trafic. Reas. rent. RE.
ATR-coNDITIoNED Century Build.
ing, AZ 9th st. NV, opposite Mu-
nicipal Court; ofices available In
nsls 4s 70 gnss ~ 0r isi,ss pasE,. Single units
73S 10th st. NV. DI. $3.50.
1918 14th ST. NV. where parking is
easier; 300 SO. #; also private
emces evs "a on saSs sssSSnd floor. Ho. e77s;
DSS,WyNToWN-s-story S,yn elevator once
whole. or in part; reasonable rent;
lmRsa sRRSsrsiNq rSssisNqpsnes 81 AppIy AeDIyoI. Leo
K ST. NV, NEAR $1st.Entire first
2 floors of 4-story modern once
oidg: TO be rented as whole or
lease to responsible party. Can Nj.
James TIL 8 pm. VIM. CALOMIRIS
nv. CORP, 1OI2 18th st. NV. DI.
x sT.. between 14th and 15thELge
astractively furn;. air-conditioned
fasss;on Ssss and sx1sI reception tito ROOM; choice
tion. manufacturers representative
or attorneys. DI. 5941. -24
OFFICES. located mr.. Mayfower
Hotel. Especially suitable for law
yers; 2 suites. ca. consisting of
lge. .rm. and 1 small rm. Suites
available, separately or together.
Also incl. are separate reception
rm:; receptioniSt services. fully
eSea e1siDPsa Pm csI lsT MH PrafS Soas and confer
DOCToR's OFFICES rms. Ia
community MRS. Mrs.; pAGRYMpLE. iI,ssSi LEVI WI.
ATTRAcTIvELY FURNISHED pri-
yate ONCE IN suite; Dupont Circle
oFFIcE as fe5 n SP STFnSEs RE pE uniSsnishea sS1
prominent downtown location; ele-
vator bldg: telephone answering
service; prompt occupancy. ME.
6619. -25
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CLAREMONT
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS

COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
New Georgian Colonial. built OF
hard clay brick painted ivory. life
time asbestos roof, large lot lover
10000 So ft0;., large (10xlO re-
ception hall, liv. rm.,, 25'Sx14'',
with. Mt. Vernon library mantel,
;OInl ;SOrIniced c ceilings; iarse SCREENED ed
dining room 14xl4'6, paneled den
with bookshelves, tile powder room.
Kitchen 12x12, youngstown cab
inets, formica sink top. lazy
Susan base cabinet, IL Gu. #. West
inghouse (never needs defrosting)
garbage disposal, dishwasher, exh.
fan. instantaneous fluorescent light
ing, pantry and breakfast space.
A gracetull open staircase with
spoiled balusters leads to 2nd. fl,
master bedroom with fireplace. pri-
,aIsS a5sSl4 ,4ETos ThFse 9ther 9aH1os bedrooms
other fun tile bath. In all. bed
rooms. 2 baths.
True stairway to floored insulated
attic. and easy storage.
Full basement with IL" walls In
eludes 2Sx14 pine paneled recr.
tiled floor, half bath and space for
maids room. twin Bryant gas air.
conditioning unit.
Two-car garage 22x22 with bullion
barbecue fireplace, situated in
young maple grove.
For the added comfort and protec-
tion Of the future owner of this
desirable home, features such as
lighted closets, Grain dial-eze fau-
Gets on all plumbing fixtures. 512-
It. bathtub. silent mercury switches,
copper water pipes, copper cutters
and downspouts 7'6" basement
ceiling height, steel-beam construc-
ton.
Shown any time by appointment.
Price, $44 300. CORNELIUS j.
WEETMAN, Builder. FA. 298S.
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NvEsT PRop.-sALE tcont) INDUSTRIAL PRopERTY-RENr

CAPITOL HILL apts.; VI block
approx. $500 per mo. Reas. price.
Owner will take back 1st trust,
r. A.. HUMPHREYS
S0S N. CAPITOL Ma. 5000
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

1-sToRY BRICK and cinder block
display room and space for machine
shop or storage: on Route 24O,
near Rockville Md; excellent for
light manufacturing. electronics,
etc, Call Mr.. Dodge, ir.. WEAVER
1st SoMMERciAI@eoYPqriice. ia eoYqi s1e, 900
Sfict with baint iispafa: fst Block k2-sffoTy of (
VIM. Il. SAUNDERS M hoER; eSoes' co.,' Nc M 2gsS @sS
N-TOWN N.E.-3 new 4-famiiy cor
ner apts., near all conveniences
tenants pay utilities. GEORGE Y.
UWIoR5T5HgIaNGToN 55gaN g. SON. MA. 1926.
NEG new a-family row
GEORGE r woTHiHdToN q 5IS, SON.
MA. 1926 OIL. 3739. -24
N-ToWN s.E.INew 2 and family
basements; tenants Pay utilities.
SON. Ma. 1925, OIL. 3739. pa
FOUR UNITS, NV. area; S3.70O yr.
TANFN REALTY, ST. 3466. 10
DOWNTOWN. modern 4-story COM
mercial bldg. Principal tenant is
AAA national concern on 10-year
lease. Total annual income, $4,000.
operating expenses approx. $2.400.
19uired; Win show over I6e9 return;
CORP. MI. 1000; Sun, wo. 7s91.
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PUNT BRICK

Nr. Presidential Gardens. Al: rents
total $1,000; selling price. S65, 900.
HOME REALTY CO., REALTORS
1926 Pa, RE. 1887.
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LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE

fkoaaASIai ROUTE Iad: nn sisns "i' Just fa Sesond
re-; Tss.ored MsI L. W dRooMEs. I7ss
NEAR Eye st. CONG. COUNTRY CLUB.
wooded estates low as S2,250. Terms
to suit. EDW. G. ADAMS. WI. es. S5l1.
ARLINGToN-1o lots, 1st-fare zone;
S22; 800 cash. entirety; EDW; Soad BOW
MONTG. HUNT CLUB SECTION. near
Cong. Country Club; beautiful, high.
$3.50 cash. EDW. G. ADAMS WI.
HuNT UNI CLUB DISTRICT. near Cong;
cSTatrSS ss9ea SSsSSan GlR for ssasou eash G0e ad
i Joining land Just sold So: 500 per
acre. EDW. G. ADAMS. WI q. g5ll.
LANGLEY, VA. ~ acres: beautiful
rambler site; $4,000. Eyes; MT;
SHARP, EN- o5 7o6l. J. LEO SsS k0Is
SILVER HEi Ri; sPRING-s TipSi acres. " poten-
tiai ant. ground. close in. market
price. 81. ASA. -le
SILVER SPRING. (2l S0x235 in
Woodside Park. Sew. different sizes.
Close in location. All improve. in.
Broker. 81. 1875. Open ewes;
1s-AcRE LOTS ON RIGGS RID, be-
tween Riggs I'd. and New Hamp.
ave. Close TO Naval Ordnance Lab.
oratory. Phone AP. 2100. 30
8 CHOICE BLDG. LOTS, not adjoin-
ing; all utilities incl. B. NJ. SMITH.
24Os Col. Pike, Arl., Va. OK. 203s.
SILVER SPRING-Commercial. cor
ner, Wayne and Fenton, Lge. 4s
bedrm. frame home. $4,000. 81.
1854 ID
RIVER yIEW-From corner of Po.
tomac ave. and Galena pl. NV.
Ewes, Wo. 4845. J. LEO KoLB.
MI. 210O. 30
NEAR SHIRLEY HWY, IL miles from
Pentagon 1O0x220-ft. partly wooded
home site; city water. telephone and
electricity; only S1.45O. VERNON
AT, 6QOR -l9
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RAPIDAN VALLEY
FARM
13O ACRES, STOCK OR

130 ACRES. STOCK OR
DAIRY; Mr.. CULPEPER. VA.
10 acres now in grass. balance In
timber. Large Groom dwelling, re-
Gently painted inside and out and
wired. "A large dairy barn and two
ming springs. A surprising value at
$1,000. Owner will carry back a
mortgage loan. To see. cali Mr..
Tolson, OR. 1199. ewes, and Sun
day. KELLEY g. BRANNER. DI.
774O. 30
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73 ACRES
$500

20 miles from Washington and ap-
prox. miles beyond Ashton, Md
Small house and barn Patuxent
Branch runs through property. Call
Joseph C. Zirkle. Ma. $500 or NO.
67q4.
BOSS & PHELPS, IN&
1417 K st. NV. -2&f~
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OPEN TONIGHT, SO
CRYSTAL. GRAZING

Oh - AI GntALING
Shows your dream rambler situated
ON over la-acre lot in an area Of
different homes and military Of
ficers Liy. rm. with firepl. and
built-tn bookcase, large and sep
arate din. rm.. cleo. equip. kit. with
exhaust fan: Q twin-sized bedrms,
and den or 3rd bedrm., ceramic tile
home tastefully and beautifully dec.
Your hunting is over nowl
Over Memorial Bridge to-
hwy. so Uee blvd1. continue beyond
Fairfax Circle to traffic light at
Chain Bridge rd., turn right $40
mi. to sign CoBBDALE. left to our
TTHE T RRANT COMPANY
Evening star., 1951-07-19

915 EYE ST. NV.
1st d. rear. Avail. immed.; 3 rms.
and pvt. restrm., S100 mo.
1st d. front; 1 Ige. rm.. SEQ mo.
avail. Sept. u
CAMPANEILA g. CO., EX. ALA
Enar AID AdR0 Q1
Evening star., 1951-07-19

DIRECT FROM OWNER
Highest cash for your property can
MIR KITCHENS. IL 7-haa6.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-09-01

Summer Salad

COMBINE TRADITIONALLY
cool cucumbers with delicately flaw
ored cream cheese in a nodded salad
for a luscious treat. Served with
French dressing, this salad will make
you cooking queen for the day.
Two envelopes gelatin, Va cup cold
water, ~ cup boiling water, 2 table
spoons sugar, Y teaspoon salt, ?
tablespoons lemon juice, / teaspoon
scraped onion, / cup unpeeled grated
drained cucumber, Bounce package
cream cheese, lettuce, unpeeled
scored sliced cucumbers, French
dressing.
Soften the gelatin in the cold wa
ter; dissolve it in the boiling water;
add the sugar; cool. Add the salt,
lemon juice, onion and cucumber.
Soften the cream cheese with "a cup
of the gelatin mixture. Chill the
remaining gelatin until partially
thickened, then beat it with a ro-
tary beater until foamy. Combine
with the cheese mixture, pour into
individual ring molds and chill UNI
til firm.
Unmold each ring on lettuce on
salad plates. Fill the centers with
tiny leaves of lettuce and surround
the rings with cucumber slices. Serve
with French dressing.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-09-01
Spaghetti Variety
ITALIAN HoMEMAKERs servo

ITALIAN HOMEMAKERS serve
different shapes of macaroni and
spaghetti like American homemakers
serve different shapes of rolls. In
Italy, where families eat at least one
Of the macaroni foods daily, more
than $50 varieties are commonly
available. In this country, in commu-
mites where groups of families from
Europe have settled or where their
descendants live, it is not unusual
to find more than so varieties iof
these popular foods.
Many of these varieties are pretty
as a picture to look at. Many of them
have charming names, such as rosa
marina, elena piccola, margheritina.
One wonders if some of them might
have been named after imaginative
cooks who understood the art Of
adding little extra touches to favor
tie dishes.