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Evening star., 1951-05-25
By Betty BeoIe

WaShington's most unusual
party of the year will take place
tomorrow. Mrs. Frank Allen West
one of Georgetown's grande
danes, will entertain for the
White Wings" or-to put it in
plain talk, the street cleaners-of
Georgetown. in her beautiful gar
den that occupies a quarter of a
block. Mrs. Vests house is the
enormous gray mapsion across the
street from the late Mrs. Evalyn
Walsh McLean's Friendship, only
Mrs. West was living there long
before Mrs. Mclean moved from
Wisconsin avenue.
A handful of her friends will
gather there at noon and see the
dusky White Wings, wreathed in
smiles and dressed in their Sum-
day best. receive verbal recogni-
ton for their high-class service
throughout the year, and a none
tary gift. Standing by the side
lines while Maj. Gen. Howard Day.
idson makes the speech of pre-
sentation will be such Georgetown
dwellers as Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Karl Bradford, Mrs. Henry Leon
ard, Nine. van Kaathoven, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Brooke, the
Duncan Emrichs. Ellery Husteds,
Harold Hintons. Grovy Chapmans
and "Skee" Arnolds and Mr.. Will
liam Xanten, head Of the Districts
Sanitation Division. The men will
be treated to coffee, doughnuts
and ice cream afterwards. The
whole to-do. which was first
staged by the late Mrs. Davidson
and for the past four years has
been given by Mrs. West, indicates
the progfessiveness of the Pro-
gressive Citizens Association Of
Georgetown.
Evening star., 1951-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence N. Good.
win of this city and Raleigh, N. c.
announce the engagement Of theil
granddaughter, Miss Johnsie Bry.
an Wright. to Pvt. Wayne E. Bailey
of Chadbourn, N. c.
Miss Wright. niece of Mrs. Ray.
mond J. Poppelman of Fall.
Church. is a graduate of the Uni.
versity of Maryland and is EN-.
ployed as a bacteriologist with
the Agriculture Department ir
Ocala, Fla.
Pvt. Bailey recently enlisted ir
the Army and is stationed al
Camp Polk, La.
The wedding will take place ir
the late summer in Ocala.
Evening star., 1951-05-25

OF interest here is the announce
ment made by DR.. and Mrs. Frank
H. Valone of Rome, N. Y, of the
engagement of their daughter
Jeanne Catherine, to 1t. Neal
James Halpin. son of Mrs. Neal ]
Halpin and the late Mr.. Halpin of
this city.
Miss Valone was graduated
from Mount Holyoke College and
received her masters degree from
Columbia University. She taught
at the Academy of the Holy Cross
here and is now with the Bra
lillian Aeronautical Commission.
1t. Halpin, a veteran of World
War II, was a senior at George
town University when he was re-
called to active duty in october.
He is now with the 11th Airborne
Division stationed at Fort Camp
bell. KY.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Moncrieff-Mortin
The engagement of Miss Norah
Louise Moncrieff to Mr.. Darwin
ID. Martin, jr., son of Col. and
Mrs. Martin, has been announced
oy her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
E. Moncrief of Detroit.
Col. and Mrs. Martin are now
living in Tokyo, Japan, where he
lis Deputy Inspector General of
the Far East Command.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
The Liggett School for Girls in
Detroit and attends Wayne Uni
|versity. Mr.. Martin attended
George Washington University and
is now a student at Wayne Univer-
sity where he is a member OF
Omicron Delta Kappa and editor
|of the campus newspaper.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
KIing-GorfieId
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Killing
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Nancy Jane, to Mr.. Nor
ton John Garfield, son of Mr.. anc
Evening star., 1951-05-25
7 ruve|inq
In Europe

Miss Betty Baldwin Warfield,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. j. Ogle
Warfleld, with three of her class
mates at Wellesley College, the
Misses Virginia Degeiza OF New
Jersey. Mary Stone of Philadel-
phla and Karen Williams of Chi
cago. is in Paris until next week.
The quartet sailed recently aboard
the Queen Mary and have been
visiting in England. They will
|go to Belgium, Switzerland, Spain
and Italy and expect to return
early in August.
Evening star., 1951-05-25

|Sketched: Just one of
a sOide choice of escla-
size Sfyles-tine gabar-
dine takes to the new
butterfly silhouette,
does wonderful things
to your ,Oaisfline. Orig.
1925. NOW, $28
Evening star., 1951-05-25
Exclusively Yours
Unusual Annual Washington Party to Take Place Tomorrow
Little Ole Georgetown Beginning to Come Into Its Own

Both the National Geographic
and Holiday magazines will be on
hand to photograph the outdoor
proceedings against the profusion
|of pink and red roses now in full
bloom and surrounded by holly,
hemlock and magnolia trees in
the spacious garden edged with a
Six-foot hedge of box.
incidentally. Mrs. Vests daugh-
ter, Teddy Cummings, is now
librarian at the American En-
bassy in Moscow where her huS-
band Hugh is counselor. The
State Department requires that
all American wives who accom-
pany their husbands to the Soviet
capital must work at full-time
job for the embassy, and the wives
are delighted to do it because they
would otherwise go slowly bats
from the ridiculously restricted
and hostile life the Americans are
subjected to in Russia. The work
ruling stems from the fact that
the Soviet government, which
suffers from a constant shortage
of housing anyhow because it
prefers to build heavy guns and
tanks to peaceful dwellings. will
lease only limited living space to
the American staff.
X X ~
Little ole Georgetown that
combines oldtime elegance with
small town charm seems to be
coming in for all kinds of national
attention, but it bothers not the
Georgetown resident. He con-
tinues to have one main interest,
up his own house and
garden and finding out what his
neighbor is doing to his. So says
columnist Doris Fleeson who's
just had her P street house done
over from top to toe by Leonard
Evening star., 1951-05-25
By Katherine M. Brooks

Mrs. Truman was hostess yes
terday afternoon at Blair House
to heads Of foreign missions who
have been received by the Presi-
dent since the first Of the year.
The hostess received in the Blair
House and a group from the
Marine Band Orchestra played
through the reception. The dan
tily-appointed tea table was laid
in the dining room Of the Blair
Lee House and Mrs. James M.
Helm, social secretary at the
White House poured tea.
The Ecuador Ambassador and
Sonora de Penaherrera were the
ranking guests in the small group.
the diplomat having presented his
credentials January II. Others
were the Spanish Ambassador,
who was received the same day,
and Sonora de Lequerica, the
Venezuelan Ambassador and Sc
nora de Araujo and the Uru-
guayan Ambassador and Sonora
de Mora, the latter two ENJOYS
having presented their credentials
in February and March. The
Chief of Protocol and Mrs. John
Farr Simmons were among the
officials of the State Department
who assisted Mrs. Truman during
the reception.
Miss Carolina Nabuco, sister of
the Brazilian Ambassador, Mr..
Mauricio Nabuco. gave another
of her delightful and informal
parties yesterday afternoon. She
received in the paneled banquet
room on the main floor where the
doors opened onto the terrace over
looking the garden.
The Ambassador did not stand
with his sister to receive but
usually was across the room where
he greeted the callers. Members
of the embassy staff were there
with their wives also assisting
the charming hostess in the en-
tertainment of her guests.
The New Zealand Ambassador
and Lady Berendsen will be hosts
to a small company at dinner
Monday evening. entertaining in
honor of the Minister of Supply
and Assistant Minister of Finance,
the Honorable Charles M. Bowden
and Mrs. Bowden. The official
and his wife, who arrived in San
Francisco by plane Wednesday
and came to Washington this
morning were accompanied by the
Director of the Overseas Trade
Division in the Department of In
dustry and Commerce, Mr.. r. B.
Gray. and Mr.. P. A. Barnes who is
private secretary to the Honor
able Mr.. Bowden.
The Hon. and Mrs. Bowden will
be here until Wednesday when
they will go to Ottawa for a short
stay on their way to England.
The Spanish Ambassador and
Sonora de Lequerica gave another
in their series of dinner parties
last evening entertaining in the
Embassy on Sixteenth street.
The Greek Ambassador, Mr..
Athanase Politis, was among the
guests yesterday of the retiring
Air Attache of the Embassy, Group
Capt. Constantine Exarhacos,
who entertained at the United
Nations Club in honor of the new
ly appointed Attache, Group Capt.
Spyridon Diamantopoulos. The
new attache, also a bachelor, re-
Gently arrived to assume his new
post and Capt. Exarhacos invited !
Evening star., 1951-05-25
Party Held

Col. and Mrs. John Lynch, new
additions to the Australian Mill
tary Mission, were welcomed last
evening at a dinner party given
by Col. John Hooker at Normandy
Farm.
Evening star., 1951-05-25

Miss Betty Almasy, who will
sail for Athens, Greece. for a two
year State Department foreign
service assignment, was honored
yesterday at luncheon given by
her associates in the Office of
the Deputy Undersecretary of
State at the Water Gate Inn
Evening star., 1951-03-18
Judge Gives Awoy7 1000 Kites
To Keep Kids Feet on Ground

thread and paper, and shows the
members how to make kites. This
idea is especially popular. This
spring the Middletown, Oxford
and Hamilton junior chambers of
commerce will provide string and
winders for the 1000 kites and
use them for countrywide kite
flying contests.
Judge Leiser-also Butler Coun-
ty probate judge-has made kites
since he was a boy. He used to
sell them. Later he made them for
his son. About 10 years ago he
started son what has now become
mass production.
Judge Lesser hopes that when
youngsters receive and fly his
kites they will think of the court
as "a real friend"
Evening star., 1951-03-18
BY the Assoeioted Prest

MIDDLETOWN, Ohio, Mar. IT.
IF Juvenile Judge Oscar B.
Lesser tells some one to "go fly a
kite" he provides the kite.
Kites, long time hobby of the
Butler County judge, are linked
with his youth program"
He makes and gives the kites to
boys and girls on the theory busy
hands won't get into trouble. This
week he finished making his
1,000th kite.
II find children who have some
thing to do don't dwell on mis-
chief" he says, adding that the
bulk of those who receive kites
never have-or never will-ap-
pear in his court.
Judge Leiser'S home has taken
on all the aspect of a kite-stor-
age house since he began his work
last autumn. There are kites in
the bedroom, kitchen. dining room
and hall closet. He assemblies
them on the dining room table.
"It took me 800 hours to make
them" he said. "I don't make
anything fancy, but they all fly"
He makes trips to boys and
girls clubs. armed with sticks.
Evening star., 1951-03-18
.Dunett, FTC Medical Chief,
Is Named Dean OF COLLEGE
Rx the Assoeintsd Press

TUSCALOOSA, Ala, Mar. IT,
DR.. James j. Durrett of Washing
ton. medical director of the Fed
eral Trade Commission, today was
named dean of the Alabama Med
ical College.
The announcement said he will
assume his duties between May Is
and June Is. He succeeds DR.. Roy
Kracke. who died last summer.
DR.. Durrett, a native of Tus-
caloosa, has been medical direc-
tor for the Federal Trade Com
mission for the past 10 years.
DR.. Durrett worked for the Food
and Drug Administration before
going to the Federal Trade Com
mission in February, 1941. He has
worked in Washington since 1928
except for five years in New York,
1876. He lives with his wife
and a son, James J. Durrett, on
Powder Mill road, near Hyatts-
vile.
Evening star., 1951-03-18
UNUSTJAI OFFERS

ONLY ONE HOUR FROM D. c.
NORTH BEACH-Fine 2-story, WELL
kept, furnished cottage with all con-
veniences and sandy beach; only
$500. Groom cottage on shaded
lot, in good condition, only $2.500.'
Terms.
WEST BEACH-Good year-around
cottage with rooms, bath; partially
furnished; only S4. 800. rooms, 2
floors. complete bath. hot-water
heater. elec. refgr.. gas stove; "
block from bay; year-round; only
$3.50. Also other good buys in
year-around and summer cottages.
Nov is the time to make your
selection. We will be pleased to
serve you. Stop at our Office this
week end or phone Mr.. Fowler.
Wocdley SIG, any evening after 6.
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
JUasI, p1vd Tbaeo1aaLa poorb M
Evening star., 1951-03-18
Anniversary Meeting Set

The 58th anniversary of the
Jewish Social Service Agency and
Jewish Foster Home will be
marked at $50 pm. tomorrow in
the Hebrew Home for the Aged
.1125 Spring road NV.
Evening star., 1951-03-18
Israel Tour Is Topic

George Sugarman. recently re-
turned from a trip to Israel, will
show colored slides and speak on
Americans Impression of Israel
at the fifth and final program of
the Jewish Community Center's
Israel Today Institute Series" at
$3.50 pm. Tuesday.
Evening star., 1951-03-18
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
WATERF'r PROP. SALE tcontl }

WA ENr ! fkOF. SAIE t(onf.b
LAKE JACKSON. Manassas lots.
ideal for eottage; convenientes avail.
NORTH BEACH PARK-waterfront
Ds lots i l. and H. oss block bsat2 al One ,O Of
CHESAPEAKE BAY-Eastern Shore
waterfront, S-room house; 3-car ga
rsgei "a ( 3v- sacrifice; sI; $500 ?; g;
veniences; rms, 2 baths; full bsmt.
with garage. One acre elevated
ground, facing South River Bay.
Sl6,500. $4,000 down, SO trust.
BY owner. OR. .2711. Directions:
Drive to Woodland Beach, turn, right
at the, End blk. after the firehouse.
Property on top Of hill.
S; RIVER PARK. Edgewater. .Md:-S
bath and large Screened porch st
A.; large large partly finished End fl.
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS. Port Republic,
Md.--One cottage and all kinds OF
lots for sale, and furnished cottages
for rent to professional graduates.
in restricted bay colony of 100 cot
the family at large recreation hall,
lake. Easily reached without bridge
toll by Upper Marlboro and on
4.6 mi. beyond Prince Frederick.
Literature on request. Iii
HOLLY HILL HARBOR--A delightful
year-'round home directly on water
Lot 100x150 with. riparian rights.
Modern 2-bedroonN cottage. insu-
lated and weatherstripped. inclosed
porches and glassed-in breezeway to
s-cap garaSMe: Moro Driye oHt central Mrn
right at arrow (HOLLY HILL HAIR
BOR) at edge o. nall park. Open
Sunday.
j. NORMAN SMITH. Broker
16 Maryland Ave. Annapolis 1850
CINDER BLOCK
Lodge or beach cottage completed on
your lot. 12x1S. S1,750. 24x30.
S2.944 so: plus plumbing and wir-
ing. Call TIE. 2SS8. is
Evening star., 1951-03-18

The sun gives off radiant energy,
due to conversion of matter, at a
rate of approximately 100000
tons a second.
Evening star., 1951-03-18

TWenty-Six states have Keep
Green" forest programs.
Evening star., 1951-03-18
POTOMAC RIVER

Six acres on a point, - surrounded
by water; modern 2-bedrm. cottage.
garage, artesian well, electric pump.
the most beautiful spots on the
Potomac If interested, contact
W. C. RICE, warsaw, Va. Phone IS.
HOUSES ON SOUTH RIVER
CT APPROVED, $3.50 DOWN
IS MILES FROM D. C.
suitable for year around living:
each has private water, sand beach.
with magnificent view and setting;
$4,000; 4-bedroom house at $500.
From Capitol Heights. D. C., go
straight out Rt. 2I4, 23 mi. and
take left as indicated by "Larking-
ton and Cape Lock Haven" signs.
Follow Harrington" signs. ST.
Evening star., 1951-03-18
CAPE ST. CLAIRE
On Chesapeake Bay
SO miles from Washington

We are now offering lge. beautiful
cottage sites with tall majestic
hardwood trees Price. $3.50. Terms.
S35 down and S5 monthly. other
desirable sites proportionately
priced. Representative on property
each day until dark. Directions:
From Peace Cross, out Defense hwy.
(U. S. 5O) to Annapolis. continue
on (Route 50) mi. to Cape st.
Claire.
LEON ACKERMAN
300 Barr Bldg 910 18th st. NV.
Phone Elk. 0511.
Evening star., 1951-03-18

EPPING FOREST-Summer home on
water with commanding view. Per-
feet location. pier, etc.
Epping Forest-Year-round home,
rooms and bath; directly on water;
good harbor. swimming, fishing,
grabbing, etc.
Epping Forest-Other homes and q
few lots in this very pleasant COM
munity, which has its own club
house. beach and boat club. Inquire
for EVA GUIDE BRANDT, Realtor,
at Epping Forest gate house or
phone Annapolis 1912. lis
GUNSTON COVE
3 bedrms. up; liv. nm. with fireplace,
kit, large screened porch overlook
ing river; on lots; year-around
home if heating plant were installed.
LAKE JACKSON
Cabin on middle of 3 lots; screened
porch overlooking lake, bedrm., liv.
rm. with fireplace, bath with shower.
kitchen. Sat, and Sun. call Mr..
War1eld TIE. 2626. Call TIE 3445.
CHAS. R. HOOFF. INC.
ol6 Prince ST Alex Va -lS
Evening star., 1951-03-18
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

LOVELY ESTATE, hunt country. Vir-
ginia, Middleburg- -Upperville section
-150-year-old stone house, COM
pletely modern, overlooking > large
lakes; 3 master bedrooms, living
room, dining room, recreation room,
4 baths; lovely guest cottage; new
horse barn, IA stalls, tack and feed
room; modern new tenant house;
price, SlG5,000. Contact GRASTY
8; CO. Middleburg, Va. Telephone
AsHEEvfLLEE.o EN- n. Cone of Grove
Parks better large homes. Write
for description and terms. P. o.
Box 210, Asheville, N. c. IS"
FARMS, HOMES, LOTS, lunchroom
going; dairy farms. Call for ap-
pointment to inspect, AMY H.
HOLDER, Herndon, Va. Phone
SMALL FURNISHED HOTEL. Lo-
Gated in central Florida. containing
20 rms, baths, completely fur
nished. Due to i'll health business
can be purchased for S5, 900 Ideal
for couple planning to retire. HU.
1913; ewes. OIL. 2439.
THIS OFFICE DESIRES sales liStings
of 4, or family flats. Also small
stores in D. c. F. ELIOT MIDDLE
TON, Realtor, RE. 11Sl; ewes, WI.
FLORiDA-A choice lot, Englewood
Gardens near Sarasota, about 3z
acres. ia. 5-7764
Evening star., 1951-03-18
peter j. hagan

NT,0UU
Open Sat from l to g. Dares Beach.
Lge. white shingled bunga. Consists
of liv. rm. with lge. bay window.
family sized din. rm., fully equip.
kit, 2 lge bedrms and bath; stairs
to lge. fioored attic, which also is
perfect for sleeping quarters; full
bsmt with laundry trays; built-in
garage; hot-water heat; alum. storm
windows and screens. House liv-
able all-year round. Hard-surfaced
street in front of prop. House ap-
prox 2 blocks from beach. Dir:
Take rd to Prince Frederick, ap-
prox. l mi. this side of Prince Fred.
Watch for sign, Dares Beach, and
lge. school house, turn left and fol-
low signs to beach. Inquire for
Bost cottage. Watch for sign on
property.
Evening star., 1951-03-18
REAL ESTATE WANTED

TWO-THREE BEDROOM home. de-
tached pref. Sc. or nearby Mary
lar IaPd ,-ssgo los;; have substantial is cash.
CAsa F0s HOUSES OR LOTS. tRER
APPRAISALS. SCOTT SANDERS.
5121 MACARTHUR BLVD. OR. 5678.
WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick OF frame; white or colored:
quick settlement. Call MR. MILLER,
NE. 1920: ewes. 81. 6221.
DON'T BE FOOLISH
And sell before getting my all-acsh
offer. 4S-hour settlement if de-
sired. Quick. free appraisal. JAMES
CARROLL, 10. 2-0400. Sun. and
LIST YOUR HOUSE
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
WE NEED HOMES FOR THE
HOMELESS
Don't Wait, Don't Delay
Call Today
PHILLIPS & co.
1913 X st. NV. ST. 1929.
Evening star., 1951-03-18
Southern Maryland
Waterfront

Esperanza farms and Town Creek
estate, ST. MaryS County, Md. Over
1900 acres, miles more Of beauti-
full waterfront on Town Greek. Lewis
Greek and Patuskin River will be
SubdiVided in acreage sites from 5
acres to so or more acres, depend
ing on contour Of land. Deep harbor
for yachts. Privacy to owners.
Building restrictions. II you desire
wooded site or cleared land you
can find both in these exclusive
tracts.
J. E. CAPPS, Realtor
HOLLYWOOD. Nd. Phone Leonardtown
Evening star., 1951-03-18
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

PETER J. HAGAN
1906 r. l. Ave, Brentwood. Md.
UN 1855 or WA. 1857. is
Evening star., 1951-03-18

Write MRS. Z. y. WOOO, oOu ..
Orange ave, Orlando, Fla.
For sale-36 acres with large E
electricity, barn. wagon shed. new
cinder block chicken house started
with 1900 blocks to complete 1t,
lH2 model A truck in splendid con-
dition, S165. Electric milk separa-
tor. disk, mower, corn planter.
cultivator, wagon. horse, 2 plows.
and road to be graveled into prop
erty; all for S4 500 Property known
as the T. L. Parker estate at Re-
lance. Va.
Texsco gas; So. $50 cash.
Gas station on East Main St; $4,000
Grocery store. restaurant. clothing
store, large machine shop building
plumbing business and equipment,
all in Front Royal. Va. a
Large apple orchard on hwy: 522
with 80 acres in apple trees. SS'5uO.
Bluegrass cattle grazing farms for
sale in Warren County Va. .,
Bargain on 1874 acres, 4IToom resi-
water and cistern system. 4 out
bldgs In fox hunting section. Come
out of WASHINGTON, D. c. to Ames-
vile on 211. turn right on NO o4o
State I'd and 60 miles; apF pFoPeTsy 2 Rgysi on
your money; only $3.50 cash for
Bsroom' 2-story res. on top of the
Masssenutton Mts at Deterick. Va,
near school. church and store: take
all at S4 500 cash.
Modern. oil heated 5-room residence
with oak floors. 1 acre Of land on
east side hwy. 7 miles out Of Front
Royal, Va, with full concrete, base
with clothes closets. modern bath,
large living room. kitchen and
dinette; only $1,000 with So 900
cash. l mile out Of Bentenville.
CLAUDE L. RUST
8o6 S. Royal Ave. Front Royal. Va.
phone "a
Evening star., 1951-03-18

FPPING FOREST-5 high water
front lots Big oaks. Tel s. Shore
CoLToN POINT. MD.-Year-around
home; z room, l Y baths, screened
IL acres. young orchard. 800 #.
from Potomac: so mi, from wash
fngton through Waldorf on Rt. 5
to Morganza, right on Rt: 242 to
Cotton MRS. a. BUTTERF1ELD,
Evening star., 1951-03-18

ON SOSO VI WA 4-OI' 10
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT
H0TEL-North Beach, Nd. IS rms.
fHlIIiSSeiI BAIREY. ME- 68sa. '0-'"'''' --''
BEVERLY BEACH-7-rm. bungalow;
accommodate s, OR: S343.
EASTERN SHORE. md MD; Furnished altas
located on Tired Avon River. Ideal
for couple. Modern conveniences,
dock, garage, boat, garden, excellent
fishing. Grounds maintained by
location. Box 309.s. star.
WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED
BEACH COTTAGE wanted; not over
$1,000; Apt 4, 1929 Nelson pl. Sc.
WANT GOOD WATERFRONT acreage
in Southern Maryland only. Box
305-S, Star.
LAKE JACKSON
Wanted to purchase . waterfront
lots or cabin on water front. State
price and terms. Box 145-V Star.
SEAsHoRE PROPERTY
NEW SUMMER rental list ready.
Mdf EEA14Y RFi'e 70 E. oak WFts aSe BAKEE WEE
POTOMAC RIVER, Maryland Shore.
Saint Mary's County; cbout 440
acres on State road; in fine neigh
borhood and with about u miles Of
river front. where river is about
miles wide; included is about half OF
beautiful fresh-water lake. Price.
$50 900. No improvements, except
electricity; adjoining 500 acres. with
extensive improvements. available.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 1919 K
street NV, Ma. 1865.
MODERN. 3-BEDRM. COTTAGE for
rent: on Atlantic ave. Sethany
Beach. Delaware. WO. 1442
SEVEN-ROOM APT. for rent; front.
back porch; 4 bedrooms; to a
flsA4H n 9th 5asti' st OCEAN SnNchS civ Ma Ma
Phone. 90.
Evening star., 1951-03-18
BERRYVILLE. VA.

! lge. rms, 2 porches, 2 baths, 2
fireplaces, furred walls, full bsmt,,
o.h-Wh.; double garage; on big cor
ner lot with garden. ALTMAN
REALTY co CIlehe R43R Is
Evening star., 1951-03-18
Beautiful Florida Home
IHTifln Innnn

Operate as guest home and tea room
or easily converted into apts: Very
lge. liv. rm, din. rm., kit, z bed
rms. 4 bthS, nice porch. All COM
pletely furn. Bsmt. with furnace.
Corner lot. 135-ft. front, l6l It.
deep, beautiful trees palms and
azeliaS. Best location. q block
from beautiful lake. Price, SO 800.
Very reasonable for this property.
Write MRS. c. o. WOOD, 800 s.
Evening star., 1951-03-18
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

CLAUDE L. RUST
8O6 S, Royal Ave. Front Royal, Va.
Phone 124
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-29
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Forty-two passengers flew with Pan American World Airways yes terday with g arriving from Seat tie, IA going to Seattle and five to Ketchikan.
 From Seattle: Robert Bruger, c. Bumgarner, MT and Mrs. Will liam Clemence and son Chester, D. Davis J. Elliot, P. Gensel, F. Gun derson, Pearl Heinkc, E. Hoffman, Dr. Isaac Knoll, Mrs. Elaine Olsen, c. E. Richter, N. Stines, D. E. Skin- ner, V. Sutter, Mary and Aiieen Tweet, c. H. Watson, Elsie Watson, David Watson, David Ward.
 To Seattle; Mrs. Martin EorlicN, Ken Kadow, K Shirk. Edith Well lington, Rollin Wells, Al Lyons, Mrs. F. Wilcox, Col. and Mrs. Rathjens, Percy Cotton, T. J. Richie, MT. and Mrs. B. A. Simonsaw and Christine, j. R. Murphy.
 To Ketchikan:' R. P. Hood, w. D. Reedy, J. B. Scrogg, Jessie McCrary, c. B. Liebhart.