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OLDER TOWN HOUSE
423 POPKINS LANE
GROVETON. VA.

Near Hybla Valley and Fort Belvoir,
5 rms: g bedrms: newly decorated;
Immed. occup.; Sl36 per mo. Call
SHANNON 81 ! n NS 4 5YGHs s89E co" 1905 H
1852 University Pl. NV.
(Between 14th and 18th. Clifton and
brick. hot-air heat: convenient To-
cation; immediate occupancy.
H. G. SMITHY co.
ST. 5000 s11 18th st. NV.
1916 Triton ST, S. S.
Lovely modern cape cod with liy. rm..
din: rm.. kit. 4 bedrms.. 2 baths;
'i'1 1870 SS( :I G:IORMENT Sc.
Brand new new semi,sdet: ,;2;;story brick
rm.. kit. 9 bedrms. and bath; full
1ii WALKER & DUNLOP
1900 18th st. NV. DI. o222
-15
SLIGO CREEK PARKWAY. Silver
Spring. large rooms, 3 baths, rec
reatlon room, large lot. garage:
close to schools and transportation;
available Sept. Is; $3.50 per month.
EIG & McKEEVER
JU. $500 JU. s-s744
SILVER SPRING-RAMBLER
FOR RENT
INSPECT SUN. 2-6
3 BIG BEDRMS.-FULL BsMT.
Ga. ave. extended to Plyer's Mil
rd.--left to st. Margaret's Way
right to Jennings rd.-left to 2507.
ALLIANCE REALTY CO.
GE. 5454 ME. 5454
CHEVY CHASE, DC, S175
6123 Utah ave-. detached brick. 2
rms, baths, oil heat.
SAM ROSEY AID. 2700
COLORED-KINGMAN PIX. N.E.-A-1
reference required; adults only. sos.
LANGSTON REALTY. TR. 8693.
CoLoRED-APPRox. s1,25o Down.
4S39 B st. Sc. semidet. brick on
corner; 2 bedrms. with finished recr.
rm., mod. kit. and bath. storm win
dows. Anchor fence. barbecue pit.
Drive by and see It. Call Mr.. Ridley.
TR S6o3
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1911 Decatur st. NV.
Well furnished Sim. 2-bath detached
home; lovely grounds. aEailable
Oct. /; $500 mo. Inspect and then
JESS FISHER g. CO.. INC.
1920 K st. NV. Elk. 1911.
is
UNUSUALLY NEAT and beautiful is
this nice 4-bedrm. home. 3 baths.
Servants quarters. Exceptionally
nice for entertaining and excellently
located. For appointment to inspect,
call Mrs. Dixon, ST. 1900.
JAMES L. DIXON g. CO.
74OO SUMMIT AVE. CH. CH, MD:
Lovely det. home In beautiful neigh
borhood; this house has 8 rms. and
bath, incl. 4 bedrms., full bsmt. and
garagei completely and beautifully
furn.; $1S6 per mo.
...s WALLER q DuNLOP oo,o
1900 10Th st. NV. D1. O222.
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THE NETHERLANDS
OPEN TODAY 2-6

A large corner apt. .attractively dec
GRATED. Contains 2 bedrms., liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit, entr. foyer, bath and
8 lge. closets. Ideally located on
Columbia I'd. for shops and quick
tranSp.
If you want lots Of space in 4 debt
free bldg. come today to 1852
Columbia I'd. NV, Apt. 201.
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COOP. APIS. SALE Cont

THDEN GARDEN-A delightful q
beorm. apt. with q nice liv. rm.. din.
rm. and kit. is now available in this
outstanding cooperative develop
nHa, msnt, J. NELSON HUGHES. OR.
ONE-BEDRM. APT. for sale; furn. or
unfurn. in new bldg; 5 min. to Boil
ing Field. N blk. to express bus and
shopping center: monthly payments
SALTS; comp. maintenance costs.
S17 SK 10 3-4fi00 la
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EIG & McKEEVER

SllVer spring, Mo.
JU. $500 Ewes. JU. 8-8744
COLORED-2I9 T ST. NE, APT. Al.
down, S62.50 per month. For de-
tails. call or come to Office of A. NJ.
DRAISNER, MA. S036 daily till
pm. Sun. II to 5. Ia
COLORED - 1921 FAIRMONT ST.
n.w.-l rm.. kit. and bath; $62 .95
janitor to inspect Call GE. 1881
or RA. 1851. -l5
COLORED-314 EAST CAPITOL ST,
near U. S. Capitol; 1st-h. front apt,
4 rooms, kit. and bath; reasonable
down payment and terms. See ian
Of A. NJ. DRAISNER.. MA. S036
daily till pm: Sun, l2 to 5. IA
COLORED-CO-OP. APT, 3 rms,
kitchen and bath; ideal location;
$595 down. After 6 pm. AID. 46I1.
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COLORED-1 RIM, kit, share bath.
1881 Sd st. NV. NO. 1856. IA
COLORED - 4O21 MARLBORO PL.
@a''ts fit' bath. s7o: Ind Adults. N6Ss GE. 500
coLoRED-LGE. L1y. RIM. .6edrm. a
kit, and semipvt; bath in MOD: newly
Ali utiis. incl; $3.50 mo. Adults
only: See Sat. Sun. or ewes. 721
Webster St. NV. RA. 1897. IA
COLORED-NEARING COMPLETION,
2 rms, kit: and bath apis. in Dean
wood. Applications now being &C
SONS. 1911 Eye st. NV. RE. $3.50.
COLoRED-457 RIDGE ST. NV.
One rm.,. kit, semibath;. $45 mo.
Inspect. then call DI. 3740.
COLORED-VIRGINIA. efic. apts., all
utils. incl: conv: All, loca. Shown
p IapPt; Pye MICHAEL II WALSH HE. sIs$ SONS fS
osE$afR5 3$$ b. :, rms S@ XII iii If If fi'S EHS
coLoREDMl2o4 REH'2 Euclid st. n.w.-s
Tsa F@s kit onY a9a TiNRE 9ss adrS fsss GniS fh
CoLoREDNRefned man and wife,
3rd fl. apt. 2 rms. kit. bath. back
COLORED-1 ROOM. kitchen and
sse!s sssa; taFnishsd; sG' reasonsSls. TR.
coIoREp-1s54 COLOR MONROE ST. NV.
Lovely 2 rms. kit. bath; compl.
mod; S79.50 mo. See JAN. in bsmt.
CoLoRED - BASEMENT APT. 21a
rms. with bath. $50 mo. 1928
Ontario pL NV.
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UNIQUE STUDIO HOME
OPEN TODAY 2-6

charm Of this apt. which contains
2 bedrms. and bath on the main
floor, lge skylight studio liv. rm.
and completely mod. kit. with dish
washer and disposal on the, I'd foo r
Come today to 2633 18th st. NV,
fnt .. 10 see this most unusual
home with the privacy of a house
WE ALSO HAVE AVAILABLE a
FINE SELECTION OF APIS; FROM
/ BEDRM., LIV. RIM, KIT AND
BATH TO HOUSE-SIZED APIS.
WITH 8 REpRMSs. ANP AND Aa RAIHs. 9
EDMUND J. FLYNN
aco-op. Apt. Authority SINCE 1920l
Nash. Bldg, Ma. 1856
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ALL-BRK. COR. COLONIAL HOUSE
Storm windows. Anchor fence; full
bSmt. with heated rec. rm.; 9 bed
rms. sep. din. rm.; redecorated; II
min. Pentagon: 20 min. TT. Belvoil
and Ft. Myer. Shopping center anC
bus. Adults. $l25. Call JU. 81 COS
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Immaculate
brick. 8 lge. rooms, 3la baths. rec.
reation room, built-in garage. oil
h,-w.h.; poss. Sept. is.
Wheaton. Md.-Rambler, 2 bedrms.
gas a.-c. heat. PosS. Oct. /,
]. LEE DONNELLY
Ma. 1916, Realtor. Ewes. OIL. 4O74
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HYATTSVIIJ.E

HYATTSVIILE
Nr. Sanitary Comm, 3 bedrms.. small
bricktex, corner: Oil h.-w.h., large
kit; $3.50 mo. Refs. and lease.
]. EVERETT ROBERTSON, WA.
1880.
OLDER TOWN HOUSE
home. on well-kept grounds in Vien-
ma; nr. schools, churches and shops;
S175.
McDIARMID REAL ESTATE
VIENNA, VA.
ck nsaarn Tor for Mianna anA
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Luxury Apt.-The Altamont

OPEN SUNDAY 2 TIL 8
9th floor front corner apt. overlook
ing city. Large nv. rm. with firepl.,
bath and beautiful foyer. Ample
closet space. Sl5,250 with substan-
tial cash. See MRS. WILLIAMS. Apt.
81 or call RE. 1887, ewes. ia.
4-O514. Also have 1-bedrm. apt.
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Car Wash Plant
Auto Sales, Service
and Garage for Sale

unique bargain which seldom is OF
fered in these modern days.
Valuable commercial building and
lot plus a house in the rear right
on the busiest highway In the heart
auto sales and service business com
plete with all types OF modern
equipment including q body shop,
paint shop, stockroom. showroom
and cranes.
The car-wash plant alone will pay
alone or with the real estate at q
very reasonable price but substan-
tial cash is required. Owner must
sell due to a serious heart ailment.
Call HARRY W.. GOLDBERG, at
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c Colored-Vacant Coop. Apt,
= BEDRMS., LIV. RIM, KIT, BATH
Newly decorated; modern kit, lge.
rms, fireproof elevator bldg. over
looking Logan Circle. Ready to move
in, with reasonable down pymt.,
bal. like rent. HENRY SALUS. 1lO4
vermont ave. NV, ST. 3344. Ia
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NEAR KENWOOn

Rambler. luxuriously furn., oriental
rugs; fit for a king; 10 rms,
M1MGs:rrsn Ra.nS; rgnarage; 5000 MRS. DUN
COLORED-I34 4Sth PL- N-E.-New
Groom house, beautifully furnished,
with. beautiful recreation room,
gas heat. Open from IL to 4 pm,
For responsible people only. BEN
JAM1N F. FLETCHER, phone North
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GROCERY and delicatessen store (col-
cluded: building fof sale; doing now
500 wkly. with genuine potential
Tor substantial increase; priced
right; terms good. RA. 1913 for
GROCERY. Vienna. Va: lse. masonry
store. only one in vic, adj. 400
new homes prof; opportunity do
only ST 500: low low rent. tGa 'oSt Ju = 7sios. sStSsk
BUSINESS LOCATION. District Line,
suitable offices. stores, manufactur,
ing, cleaning, loan Office, parking.
DEATH CAUSES the heirs to sell
Howard's Tavern, established 90 yrs.
at Chesapeake Beach: asking price,
s1lS'6oo ssdl9' 10 or ,ss best Of Sffer, i i must Be
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY to
nIs,s purchase small profitable business at
Ace or home in to 10 hrs. S per per
week, with $3.50 mo. income. Box
PARTNER, used cars, s. Spg. area;
good business. want to expand;
$4,000 "a int; no exp. nee. JU.
I-OlUg.
Observation-Disclosures air cond. !:
liquor: crosses $3.50 daily; priced
taverns avail. with only $4,000
down. LES sHILBY, 1909 Conn.
ave, DU. 91SS.
COLORED TOURIST COURT - 10
$4,000. $4,000 cash. JU. O. 70sS1oa.
TOURIST COURT-Route 1. Va: 3
frame cabins. large house with 8
apts.; 2l2 acres, ideal to expand;
S25. 900; $4,000 cash. JU. 7-6109.
VALET SHOP-Location and rent
ideal; long lease; $3.50 weekly; have
other interests. Ia. 1922.
$4,000 TO INVEST with services in
substantial business; young man,
college grad. with business back
ground. Write Box 1921. Star.
ROOM1NG HOUSE. 8 rooms, 8 baths,
well furnished. oil heat, garage.
Price. S4 900. in terms.
OWENS REALTY. ME. 04S6.
PROP. AND FURN.-S lovely rms.
and porch, well furn.. oil heat.
oynIAJc, nrAy p,x, rrn o.oo
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Detached corner brick. 8 rooms g
bedroomsl and baths. Recreation
room. Lear garage. Oil heat.
Convenient to schools and churches.
$225 per month. Shown by ap-
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
738 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50. -l5
$50 NORTH KENTUCKY ST.
ARLINGTON, VA.
Corner Wilson blvd. and Kentucky
ST. 6 rms. g bedrms.j bath.
screened porch, oil burner, electric
refrlgerator; very nicely furnished; !;
possession immed. Cali SHANNON
& LUCHS CO.. 1906 H Sc. NV,
detached home; NV;
mower garden, spacious ISt floor;
5 bedrms.. 4 baths; Oriental rugs,
lovely furniture. baby grand piano;
ideal for large family or diplomat.
For appointment. Call Sunday, Wi.
0736.
Reach & Purcell, EX. 2412
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1860 CLYDESDALE pr.

1OOU CL1 1UEOUAIE I'd.
At Adams Mill I'd. near Calvert NV.
Facing Rock Greek Park.
An unusually desirable ant. Of liv.
rm.. bedrm., dinette. kit. and bath:
3 large closets. There is a Murphy
bed in liv. rm. closet, making the
apt. usable as an efficiency with
spare bedrm. All this for only S6,-
$50. See MR.. AIKEN in lobby or
1702 SUMMIT PL. NV.
Bedroom, living room, kitchen, bath
and large closets.
Only $3.50, Excellent Terms
TTH O. AR~Y/HT1YYY5n
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1920 CONN. AVE. NV.

OPEN SUNDAY 2 TIL 9
See MR.. GRIMM in Apt. 8 II you
are looking for q 1-bedrm apt. In
price is under $4,000 with sub
stantial cash. RE. 1888: ewes. Elm
wood 1896
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RESTAURANT in nearby growing Vir-
ginia town; fully equipped; seats
So; excellent gross volume. Owner
wishes to retire from restaurant
business. Selling price, $4,000; cash
required. So 500: an ideal setup for
the family that can run 1t.
C. B. OSHAUGHNESSY Broker
Next to o6S1 6SsileyS cross seS9a R99ads Fire Dept.
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LUNCH-BEER

RID. Is. AVE. N.E.-Inc. quoted up
to 5000 wkly.; 6-yr. lease; rent,
$4,000 handles. Cali Ross. AP. 5sS9.
C.. J. YOUNG. ST. 1900
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY
Gas station with 4-room living quar-
ters. Well constructed stone bldg.
on l acre ground with 20O-ft. 'front.'
age on Hwys. 30 and 21l in Fair
fax, Va: Plenty Of rm. for tourist
cabins. Also drive-in restaurant
Priced below market value for I'm
med. sale. Cash and terms. For appt.
to inspect. call Mr.. Brown withl
YEONAS REALTY \
GIL. 210o OK. 1243
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Silver spring-Rent. S210; heat free;
parking for 200 cars; stainless
equip. modern fixtures; doing big
business and can be increased; run
by hired help. Only $1,000 down.
G. J. YOUNG. ST. 1900
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MT. PLEASANT

M L. L LGk1Of4N i
12 rooms; rent. S94: income quoted
S225; apt. for owner; arranged into
apis. A real buy for $1,000. Wants
1000 down. Call Mr.. fowler.
c. ]. YOUNG, ST. 1900
II ROOMS--$4OO DOWN
Rent, $11o: income quoted. $316;
good NV, location; nice furniture.
Owner says sell. Cali Mrs. Phillips.
c. G. j. !iisSS: YOUNG, ST. 1900
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Near Hybla valley and Fort Belvoir,
5 rms. g bedrms.) }, newly decorated:
Immed. occup.; S135 per mo. Call
SHANNON g LUCHS CO.. 1905 q
st. NV. Ma. 2345.
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BRENNER ASSOCIATES
$1,000 WEEKLY

Grocery. no beer; on a very busy
street in NV; highly profitable.
Colored trade. Priced right. Small
SCHWARTZ, EX. 2501, ia. 0256.
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$4,000 WEEKLY
Delic., beer, wine; S-yr. lease; mod
ern equip; open 2 am. to IL p.m.;
heat and water free. Owner must
sell. Only $4,000 needed. Camp
WASHINGTON. Fairfax. Va. Call Mr..
c. ]. YOUNG. ST. 1900
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

share house with o couple. AZ
privil. Tel. FIR. 4S7S. Ia
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Service Activities

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Olin F..
McIhlnay have arrived, with their
daughter. Miss Martha McIhlnay,
from Scott Air Force Base, st.
Louis, Mo-, and they are now in
Their home at Woodhaven, BetheS-
da. Gen. McIhlnay is attached to
the Office of the Air Surgeon
General.
Col. and Mrs. Theodore C. Bed
well. jr.. came here from the Air
War College. Maxwell Field, Ala.
Their daughter, Beverley, was at
Lochearn, Ely. VT. while they
visited Mrs. T. G. Turner, of
Dallas. Tex, mother Of Mrs. Bed
well. , ..
The BedWells are now settled in
their own house in Chevy Chase
and Beverley is a student at
Leland Junior High School.
Col. and Mrs. Jay F. Camel,
with their children Jayne, Jay, jr..
and Janet. are again in their
house on Broad Branch road, after
a three-year tour Of duty at
Col. Gamel's post in Beaconsfield.
Buckinghamshire, England.
Before coming to town the fam
lily spent a month visiting friends
and in San Antonio. Tex. they
were the house guests Of Mr.. c. r.
Estes. mother Of Mrs. Camel.
Col. and Mrs. Joseph A. Baird
have taken a house in Yorktown
Village. They came here from
Kelly Air Force Base, San An
tonic. Tex. Their son, Joseph, jr.,
is a senior this year at Southern
Methodist. and their daughter,
Miss Phyllis r. Baird is a first
year student at Maryland Uni
versity.
On their way here the Bairds
visited Col. and Mrs. Fl. L. Bo-
hannon at Barksdale Air Force
Base. Shreveport, La.
Brig. Gen. Edward j. Hendricks,
director of Medical Stating and
Education, u. s. A. F.. and Mrs.
Hendricks. entertained in their
home on Friday from 6 to 8
O'clock for some Of the newcomers
to the air arm. This is one Of a
series of such parties the Kend-
ricks will give.
Gen. and Mrs. Ihlnay. Col. and
Mrs. Camel. Col. and Mrs. Bed
well and Col. and Mrs. Baird were
introduced to the Washington
scene.
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Miss Williams Becomes Bride

The Rev. Robert w. Lewis Of
flciated at the marriage yester-
day Of Miss Juliet Darcy VIII
|liams, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Campbell Riley Williams and 1t
Rodney Bert Carlson. U. s. A. He
is the son of MIR. and Mrs. A. Bert
Carlson Of Omaha, Nebr.
The ceremony took place at the
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in
Collington. Md. There was q re-
|ception at the Williams residence
Highlands, in Bowie. Md.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a white
satin wedding dress trimmed with
lace around the collar and on
the skirt. Her full length veil
was also trimmed with heirloom
rosepoint lace and she carried
white chrysanthemums and baby
orchids.
Mrs. George Pierre Bates, jr.,
was her sisters matron Of honor
and she wore q gold net dress
and carried rust chrysanthemums
Wearing q matching dress in
brown net and carrying yellow
|chrysanthemums was Miss Patricia
Ann Wells of Harrisburg, who was
the maid Of honor.
The bridesmaids were Miss
Alice Ann Riley Of Prince Georges
County and Miss Jane Carlson
sister Of the bridegroom Of Omaha
Nebr. Their frocks were brown
net over yellow taffeta and they
carried chrysanthemums Of fall
shades. The flower girls were
Amber and Maude Bowie. cous-
ins Of the bride. They were in
yellow organdy and carried fiow-
Iers like those Of the bridesmaids.
Serving as the best man was
Mr.. David Ray Lundell Of Man
lhasSet, Long Island. The ushers
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On hand to greet them were the
Surgeon General Of the Air Force,
Maj. Gen. Harry q. Armstrong
and Mrs. Armstrong: Mai. Gen
and Mrs. Dan c. Ogle; Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. Hanson Twitchel; Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. Earl Maxwell: Col.
land Mrs. John McGraw; Col. and
Mrs. A. p. Gagge: Col. and Mrs.
John McDonough. and Col. and
Mrs. Richard Barr Jones.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Walter /
Miller have as their house guest
Mrs. n. Wallace Young Of Peoria,
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Gen. and Mrs. Horkon
To Be Guests at Party
New Quortermoster Corps Members Will
Be Welcomed; Kester Hastings Return

High Point, N. c., to stay with
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson. ST., par
ents of Capt. johnson. Later
they will go to Augusta. Ga. and
the home Of Mrs. Johnson's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Tabb.
They viii return to town October
lis.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. John M.
Robinson will have as their house
guests Col. and Mrs. II. Paul Shat
fer of Morgantown. w. Va, who
are arriving next week end to be
in town for the festivities preced-
ing the wedding Of Miss Abigail
Adams and Mr.. Robert Erie Dud-
ley.
Visitor From Texas
The Army Chief Of Finance.
Maj. Gen. Bickford E. Sawyer.
and Mrs. Sawyer have as their
houseguest. Mrs. d. c. Pheiffer Of
Dallas. Tex. She has been here
for the past several weeks and
leaves for her home on Thursday.
Mrs. Sawyer expects to leave at
anytime to go to see her very new
granddaughter. Lynn Kathleen.
whose parents. Capt. and Mrs.
Sawyer. jr., are at Fort Benning.
Ca, where. Capt. Sawyer is a
member Of the staff and faculty
Iof the Infantry School.
Young Mrs. Sawyer was the
former Ruth Mary Lane of this
city. Her mother, Mrs. r. B. Lane,
lives at $500 Wisconsin avenue.
Col. Thomas c. Davis, chief of
the Military Pay division. Fort
Benjamin Harrison. Ind. is now
in town and will be reassigned to
be head Of the Receipts and Dis
bursement division, Office Of the
Chief Of Finance.
Col. and Mrs. Davis with their
daughter. Nancy, were the guests
OF Mrs. Davis brother-in-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Smith.
until they found a house, which
they now have in North Fairling-
ton. Miss Davis is a senior this
year at Holton Arms.
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-Harris-Ewing Photo.

were Mr.. George Pierre Bates, jr.
1t. william w. Snow, Mr.. William
|C. Mitchell Of New York. and 1t
Irving HUE, U. s. A., Of Douglas
ton. Long Island.
The former Miss Williams at
tended Goucher College and made
her debut at the Bachelors Cotil-
lion In Baltimore. 1t. Carlson Is
10 graduate Of Johns Hopkins Uni
|versity.
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Bridge Luncheon

The Misses jenkins entertained
at . bridge luncheon in their
home on Spruce street in La Plata
lon Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Matula of
La Plata are spending this week
end with Mrs. Matula's mother in
Middletown. Pa.
Miss Gertrude Cambridge of
Philadelphia is the week end guest
Iof Miss Florence RUIZ in her
apartment at the Woodcrest in
La Plata.
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Plan Supplement

A supplement. to be issued ir
February. is being planned for the
1858 edition of 1.-THE Social List
of Washington" due to the many
changes that win take place after
the November election.
Mrs. Carolyn Hagner Shaw
publisher Of the newly released
list. includes in her edition the
officials of the Executive Depart
ment Of the Government. the
Congress. the Armed Services. the
Diplomatic Corps and the social
groups that make up Washington
society.
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Miss Bonnie Nelson. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence John
Nelson. was married on September
27, to 1t. william Frank Regan.
U. s. N. He is the SON Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Francis Regan Of
Tolland, Conn. st. Adams Church
was the scene Of the ceremony
with the Rev. Robert Stockton
Trenbath officiating. A reception
followed at the Oficers' Club ut
the Bethesda Naval Medical
Center.
After a Bermuda wedding trip,
the couple will reside in Wash
ington.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-17
0hondIS Son flights
In likeness Of F0fbOE
Against Provides


Durham, Natal - amp 49,
Fifteen miles from Durham, Mani
IaI Ghandi, q son OF the late Mo-
handas X. GhAndi, Indian ARhat-
ma, Is engaged In a seven day
fast in protest to the segregation
policies OF South Africa
In the likeness Of his father,
ManilRI IL trying TO carry on
where his father left off many
years ago.
Today. ManiIAl expresses q con-
viction that the nOnviolent tech
nique developed by his father
could ultimately bring racial har-
mony 10 South Africa, but he con-
coded II would probably take
many years.
Ghandi said he had scant faith
In this country's two major poll
teal parties-the Nationalist and
the United parties. The best hope
for a racial solution, he said.
would lie In emergenco Of a third
party supported by white hber-
ais able TO see the dangers into
which the present heads Of the
country are leading It.
Manilal Ghandi In a man in his
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-17

middle SOS, lives on . 40-acre
farm at Phoenix settlement where
the elder Ghandi worked during
his younger years. II was In
South Africa 45 years ago, that
the elder Ghandi devised and car
ried out the strategy Of passive
resistance with which he later
led India to freedom.
Until recently. Ghandi has held
aIoof from the present passive
resistance movement now under
way. But he stated that he II
now fasting 70 share in "a small
way" the privAtions Of those who
have gone 10 jail In the current
defiance Of unjust laws cam
paign"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-17

File No, 777O1
ORDER FOR HEARING FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION
ron DISTRIBUTION
STATE or MINI ESOTA
COUNTY OF ulGNNEPIN }
PROBATE COURT
RE ESTATE OF
Flora II. YAvItE, Dsoedsnt-
1T Is ORDERED that the final
account and petition for examine
ton thereof and for distribution,
filed herein. be heard on Monday,
October 27th. 1863. at 10 o'clock A.
VI, by this Court In the Court
House In Minneapolis, Minnesota,
and that all persons Interested In
this estate present objections, n
any why said petition should not
be granted
This order shall be published In
the Minneapolis Epok ssman and
copies thereof mailed according Ia
law
CsHALI
WITNESS. the HON JAMES
a. kEiOE, Judge Of Probate
Court, this 10th day Of September
Ernest 2, I.oTsnH
Clerk Of Probate Court
Sachs. Karlins. Urossman \ KATlinI
Attorneys.
bI1 builders Exchange BidE.
tSpokeHmAn, oct ], 10 4 ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-17

Not only are women taking over
the FURNISHINGS Of the nation, but
the fact II they are now making
steady increases in the once ex-
elusive male perogative Of sitting
ut the head Of the dinner table.
This fact was brought out by
the Census Bureau. who revealed
that there are 1900, 900 women a.
heads Of households. an increase
OF % per cent since 1947.
Men, better beware.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-17

FiIe No. $3.50
ORDER ron NEARING PETITION
To SELL. LANDS
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY or HENNEPIN }
IN PROBATE COURT
IN RE GUARDIANSHIP or
Grace w. sheldon, ward
1T IN ORDERED that all persons
interested show cause, II any they
have, before this Court on Monday,
November ard, 1854, At 10 O'Clock
\ NJ IN tho Court House In Mime
RpOiis, Minnesota. why license
should not be granted to the Quar-
dian OF the above named ward to
| sell certain real estate described In
| the petition Of the Guardian, herein
filed. Thla order shall be published
In the Minneapolis Spokesman ana
= copy thereof mailed to each Of the
nsNt Of hin OF said ward at least ~
days before the date Of said hear
ing
| (SEAI, or PROBATE COURT)
WITNESS. the HON. James q.
kEHOE, judge Of Probate Court.
this ard day Of October, 1853
ERNST y. tORENE
Clerk Of Probate Court
| Larson. tsoeNinNeF. Llnduuist
| Freeman and Fraser. Attorneys
| 11S Midland Hk nldE,
spokesman. Oct TO- ~ q ~