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Evening star., 1952-01-29
Service Set
Social News

A hail and farewell party was
hosted Saturday by the officers
and members of the Navy Depart
ment Bureau of Ordnance in
honor of Capt. Clyde B. Stevens,
jr., and Capt. Elias B. Mott.
The latter is leaving the bureau
to become logistics officer for the
Sixth Fleet and the former will
replace Capt. Mott.
The party was held at the OFF,
GERS Club of the Naval Gun Fac
tory and Mrs. Mott shared hon.
ors with her husband. Mrs. Stew
ems was not present, as she and
her children, Jane, Patricia and
Donald are remaining in Coro-
nado. Calf, until June. when
Jane will graduate from high
school. They expect to come east
after that.
Capt. and Mrs. Stevens will
leave here tomorrow for New
York. where Mrs. Motifs brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs
M. A. Akerblom, of Fort Mon
mouth, N. j., will join them.
Mrs, Motifs parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L.. D. Lacey, of Evanston,
Ill, and Capt. Motifs mother,
Mrs. "A. B. Gross, and Mr.. Cross,
have been visiting them. The
Cross's left last week for Casa
daga, Fla. and the Laceys for
Evanston.
Col. Harold G. Glattly, chief OF
the personnel Office of the Army
Surgeon General, and Mrs. Glatt-
ly have found a house at 331s
Dent place NV, and are now
busy getting settled. They plan
la housewarming the middle OF
next month.
Evening star., 1952-01-29
Potients' Library
-Truininq Course

Training classes for volunteer
workers for the Suburban Hos
Epital's Patients Library, sponsored
by the Woman's Club Of Bethesda
under the direction Of the Wom-
ans Guild Of the hospital. will
begin there Thursday morning.
The classes will continue for siz
sessions each consecutive Thurs
day from 10 to 1880 In the hos
pital. Miss Beth Bryson, librarian
for the Bethesda Public Library. is
the class instructor.
Mrs. William q. Allen, Patients
Library chairman. may be con-
tacted by volunteers from the area
and Woman's Club who are inter-
ested in the class which Is given
every other year.
Evening star., 1952-01-29
AtWoods Host
Alaska Dinner

Alaska Governor Ernest Gruen-
ing headed a group Of notables
who gathered at the Blue Room
of the Shoreham Hotel for dinner
Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
B. Atwood. of Anchorage.
Others with an interest In Alas
ka at the party were 1t. Gen. VIII
liam E. Kepner, Commanding
General Of the Alaskan Com
mand, and Gen. Nathan S. Twin
ing, who formerly had the COM
mand, and Mrs. Twining.
Evening star., 1952-01-29
7 run1dn|s Record Praised
In Talk BY Senator Moody

Senator Blair Moody, Democrat.
of Michigan, yesterday challenged
Republican critics Of President
Truman to match their record
against the Presidents record.
In a speech at a luncheon meet
ing of the Woman's National
Democratic Club, Senator Moody
declared: ION the basis Of the
big issues, I invite his critics who
have found 1t easy to criticize. but
have no program of their own, to
match their record against that of
the Democratic President"
Referring to President Truman's
State Of the Union message, the
former newspaperman said. "We
must put first things first, namely
the survival Of our country and
the prevention Of an atomic war" !"
II foreign and domestic policies
Evening star., 1952-01-29
-Stor Stoff Photo.

could be linked with the military
economy to stabilize instead Of
destroying the policies. then "we're
out Of the realm Of partisan poll
tics" he continued.
Senator Moody said at present
the country should close loopholes
in the tax laws, ending conditions
whereby some taxpayers returns
are not equitable with others:
Congress itself should reform the
budget procedure. and the coun-
try should build up enough
strength immediately to make it
evident to the Kremlin they can
not attack us without committing
suicide"
In a discussion Of this country's
foreign policy Senator Moody
called Secretary OF State AcheSon
its chief architect and described
it as a policy directed at bring
ing about peace by leading the
free world against Communism.
He noted it had restricted the
spread Of Communism through
the so-called Truman Doctrine,
the Marshall Plan and the war In
Korea and added. "You could
scarcely call this a pro- Communist
policy" and" he pointed out
mfr. Acheson is the driving force
behind this very policy"
Mr.. Moody stressed he was not
referring to any one man but
said the attack on MIR. Achesor
was q deliberate attack by q
group of men to discredit foi
political reasons the very foreign
policy protecting the American
people"
"What do you think about the
political ethics of that?" he asked
The Michigan senator was in
|troduced at the luncheon by Mrs
Florence Kerr. a member of the
clubs legislative committee.
Others at the speakers table
included Mrs. Moody. a member
|of the club: Mrs. Esther Van
Wagner Tufty, head Of the Tufty
News Bureau serving Michigan
|papers; and Mrs. Mastin White
second vice president Of the club
who presided.
Evening star., 1952-01-29
[ Legion Dance
Boasts Noted
Patron List

The Governor Of Virginia and
Mrs. James S. Battle head a list
of distinguished patrons for the
Washington Birthnight Ball Of
the Alexandria American Legion
Post No. "a.
Other patrons for the dance,
which will be held February % in
Gadsbey's Tavern, include Sena.
tor and Mrs. Harry F. Byrd. Alex
andria Mayor. Mr.. Frank' Backus,
the Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Charles F. Brannan, Post
master General and Mrs. Jesse M.
Donaldson. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert v.
H Duncan-shes past Virginia
Regent Of the Daughters Of the
Revolution-Mr. and
Mrs. Harry A. Councillor, Mai.
Gen. and Mrs. Frank Heileman
and Miss Mary Lindsey. Alex
andria historian.
Others on the list are 1t. Gen.
and Mrs. Lewis A. Pick-the lat-
ter is descended from Alexan-
dria'S first mayor-Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. Louis Renfrow, Senator and
Mrs. Willis Robertson, Represent
ative and Mrs. Howard Worth
Smith, Assistant to the President
and Mrs. John r. Steelman and
the Presidents Military Aide and
Mrs. Harry H. Vaughan.
Capt. William NJ. Glasgow, jr.,
chairman of the ball, has an
nounced that the dance will be
formal but that colonial cos
tunes may be worn instead.
Gadsbey's Tavern was the scene
of the first and last public cele-
brations of Washington's birth
which he, himself, attended. The
tavern is now the posts head
quarters.
Guides in colonial costume will
be at the tavern during the ball
to show visitors around and a
group of Alexandrians will per-
form several sets of dances popu-
lar in the days of Washington.
Evening star., 1952-01-29
Anton Photo

The engagement of Miss Paula
Anne Shook to Mr.. Robert j
Spellman Of Waterbury. Conn.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spell
man. is announced by her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis T. Shook.
Miss Shook attended st. Paul's
and Wilson Teachers
College and Is now studying for
her bachelor Of fine arts degree at
Abbott Art School.
Mr.. Spellman attends Catholic
University, where he will gradu-
ate In June.
Evening star., 1952-01-29
Plans for Benefit Being Completed

and Sonora de Lequerica, the Min
lister of Luxembourg and Nine. LIE
Calais, Representative and Mrs.
Augustine B. Kelley of Pennsyl-
vania and Representative John H.
Kerr, of North Carolina.
Miss Glare Dunn, president of
the guild, is general chairman and
will be assisted by Mrs. Alfred
Bridy, Miss Agnes Peck, Miss Anna
Russell, Miss Catherine Russell,
Mrs. Joseph Hurney, Mrs. James
F. Hartnett, Mrs. George L. Chap
man, Mrs. Leo J.. Vincelette and
Miss Catherine Kenny.
Proceeds from the party win be
used for the home and foreign
missions of the Sisters of Notre
Dame de Namur.
Evening star., 1952-01-29
OOCIeIy NEWS.
Mrs. Donaldson Gives Lunch;
Reception at Cuban Embassy

government to two ambassadors
at Washington, a group Of United
States officers and distinguished
men of this country.
The National Order Of Merit.
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes, was
awarded to the Ell Salvador AM
bassador. DR.. Hector David Cas-
tro, who is in Paris at this time
attending the sessions Of the
United Nations and the Hondu-
ran Ambassador. DR.. Rafael He'll
odoro Vale, who with Sonora de
Vale was present yesterday for
the ceremony and the reception
following.
Former Senator George Whar-
ton Pepper came down from
Philadelphia to receive his medal.
Others presented the medal bear
ing the name Of the Cuban dip
lomat and statesman who was
Minister in Washington and
planned the present embassy,
were DR.. Federico de Onis of the
Hispanic Institute at Columbia
University; Mr.. David A. Skeen,
former president Of the Interna-
tional Lions Club; Mr.. Erie Cooke.
former national commander Of
the American Legion; Mrs. Willis
Reed, president of the National
Auxiliary of the American Le-
gion. and Mr.. Danton Walker,
newspaper columnist.
The Chief of Staff Of the
United States Army, Gen. j. Law
ton Collins, received the Order of
Merit while Mrs. Collins looked
approyingly on. Other service
officers who also were presented
the medals. though they were un-
able to get the awards until Con-
gress says they may have them,
were Gen. Wade Hampton Haislip,
Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan,
Brig. Gen. Robert B. Landry,
Brig. Gen. Wallace Graham, Rear
Admiral Robert Lee Dennison
and Capt. Ramon Benedetti.
1t. Gen. Charles L. Bolte, chair
man of the Inter-American De-
fense Board and Mrs. Bolte are
of on a trip in South America
SO his award will await his return.
Additional guests for the cere-
mony and the reception were a
few close friends of each of those
honored and members of the en-
bassy staff and their wives.
Mexicon Visitor Guest
The Mexican Ambassador,
Senior Don Rafael de la Colina
was host at luncheon yesterday
entertaining in honor of the chief
Of Ordnance Of the Mexican
Army. Gen. Ignacio Beteta, who
is here for a short visit. Other
guests were Assistant Secretary
of State Edward G. Miller, jr.,
United States Ambassador Albert
C. Nufer, Mexican Ambassador
del Rio, another visitor
from South of the Rio Grande;
Maj Gen. John Mckee, Rear Ad-
miral Milton e. Miles, United
States members of the Inter-
Defense Board; Mr..
Roy R. Rubottom, jr., Col. F. K.
o. German and members of the
Mexican embassy staff.
Evening star., 1952-01-29
IAPVA Chapter
meets tomorrow

The annual meeting Of the
Washington Branch. Association
for the Preservation of Virginia
Antiquities, will be held at 2 pm.
tomorrow in the Willard Hotel.
Harrison Mann, lawyer and his
torian and chairman of the Spe-
cial Gifts Committee of the WASH
Iington Chapter, University of Vir.
|ginia, will speak on EARLY Viz
Iginia Maps and Her Map Makers" :"
after the business session.
Mrs. Douglas S. Freeman was
Ere-elected president of the asso-
citation at its annual meeting held
lin Richmond RECENTLY.
Evening star., 1952-01-29

Plans are being completed by
the Notre Dame Guild for its ben
eft card party to be held Saturday
at Trinity College.
Patrons for the event include
the Ambassador of Nicaragua and
Sonora de Sevilla Sacasa, the
French Ambassador and Nine
Bonnet. the Belgian Ambassador
Baron Silyercruys: the Ambassa-
dor Of Italy and Signora Tarchi-
ami, the Ambassador Of the Do
minican Republic and Sonora de
Thomen, the Ambassador Of Mex
leo and Sonora de la Colina, the
Ambassador Of Ireland and Mrs
Hearne, the Ambassador of Portu-
gal and Senhora de Esteves Fer
nandeS, the Ambassador of Spain
Evening star., 1952-01-29
Author to Speak

Miss Bess Furman Of the New
York Times will discuss her new
book, white House Profile" be-
fore Theta Sigma Phi alumnae at
a dinner meeting at $50 pm.
tomorrow in the A. A. u. w. head
quarters, 1884 street NV.
Miss Furman is an associate
member of the Women's National
journalistic Fraternity.
Evening star., 1952-01-29
To Present PIoy

A special performance of Aldous
Huxley's 1.-THE Gioconda Smile"
win be given tomorrow at $50
pm. at Pierce Hall. Fifteenth and
Harvard streets NV, by the
Unitarian Players for the bene-
LIT of Esther Chapter Number 5.
70. E. S.
Evening star., 1952-01-29
Caroline Ayres Engaged to Wed

ty Rowan Of Falls Church and
the late Mr.. Rowan.
Miss Ayres is q graduate OF
Wilson Teachers College and Mr..
Rowan is senior at George
Washington University. where he
is a member of Tau Kappa Epsi-
lon fraternity.
Evening star., 1952-01-29
.Enouuennent

Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Storey
announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Betty June, to Mr.
James E. Chappell. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis Chappell. The wedding
will take place March 20 in the
Congress Heights Meth dist
Church.
Evening star., 1952-01-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren T. Ayres
of this city announce the engage
|ment of their daughter, Caroline
Patricia, to Mr.. Michael Beatty
Rowan, son of Mrs. Edward Beat
Evening star., 1952-01-29

NoTRE DAVE GUILD PARTY--Mss Moy FeoIy ueftl,
ossistont chairman Of the Putron Committee, and Mrs.
Alfred Bridy chairman, check list of potrons for the
Notre Dame Guild Poy to be held Saturday at Trinity
College Proceeds TO be used for the home and foreign
missions of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Nornur.
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Evening star., 1952-07-05
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

2626 GARFIELD ST.-Nr. Wardman
Girl share twin bedrm.; kit. priVils.
SD; Conn. ave. bus. AID. 6125. -6
LADY, age 30-4O. with child, to share
2-bedrm. apt. with nurse and child
DUfosSfTf Da sffeF SiRcRE SSS En- SkEsdiiri Xxi s65Si &
share attractive efic. apt; conv
tTansp; ira @ unlimited phone; TV. Reas
GIRL TO SHARE 2-bedrm. apt.
conv: transp.; maid service; nicely
furnished; Call AP. 1922. -
share apt; 8 rooms; imp; reas.
Sl5 10th ST. NV, APT. a2-2 men
70 snare n 2-oedrm. apt. with 2 others.
ALEXANDRIA. lady to share 2-bedrm.
d4 dgrn; e., apt; Psoy with another. oV. sess
81 seR6So5M4 S5i 4G1si APT. to share with YOU young
River I'd. NV. OR. 3s42. -6
LADY, apt. nearby Md; pvt. bedrm. !;
child accepted. Box 116-B. Star.
YOUNG WOMAN, wanted to share
m., $40. HO. 71S6. 81
YOUNG MAN to share exclusive air
Monday Mfs BET rSi; and S'i 8. NO. sAs sSse. oS t
'WseS; 65 Years Years. " Ii. l 4so@sSS. @ 60 % s
LADY to share an attractive apt;
pvt. bedrm. with use Of liv. rnl.,
kit, bath and phone; nr. Wardms n
Park; refs. exchanged. co. 1867.
LGh, 1-BEDRM. APT. to share with
girl. 10 to 20: everything furn
incl. TV: nice residential section;
good transp.; reas. TA.6696. -
COL0RED GIRL to share apt. with
mother and 2 children; privils. Call
before 3 pm. Ii. 1860. -
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

FOUR-ROOM. fireplace apt. avaN.
Immediately through Oct. 81. No
S2 I'd. Faiis III Gnu Church. as' va. "a. FAY s4s1
HYATTsvILLE HILLs-Nice 5-rm
apt. newly dec. l child allowed:
lsls sIiy %1oMfSG %sR1t5osafs AZ AVE-. EsSfSS. fSS:.w.-Mod
elev. bldg; l bedrm.; S1o5 month.
9th AND r sE.-1-bedrm. apt;
avail. immed... S72.95. including util-
ns hns utisies aEsll imRss app eS snelHs Ya
RE, $3.50. See MT. :. coviIi or or Mrs. Mrs
2 scfBsEaD6lR BEDROOMS. living room, dining
room. kitchen. bath; SOS. 80. utilities
zone. See ianitor. 36l0 MINI. ave.
sc. HERBERT HARVEY. INC. 912
1lRaE 17t6 St ti.pREDRSS6ml BED SE lSss SSsrs. modern s
newly sasxssV decorated: GRATED $50 50 and SO. SO.
includes All utilities. 1855 Calvert
FSUSiRNNiiEsHED, I'll 1-bedrm, apts.: also
ern elevator APT. bldg; switchboard;
| good transp.: $100-S150 monthly.
Call MGR. OR. 2200. $3.50 Wis
| conSin ave. NV. --S
GLOVER Park. terrace apt, bed rm.,
iiv: rm;, kit. bath. Adults only
LARGE ARC IIiy. RM., 1e by 2s. with
open fireplace, bedrm.. kit. bath;
exposures edge Rock Greek Park: =
blks. from 18th in Mount Pleasant
4 NV, MI. 7229. or Elk. 1888. 10
| 1909 G ST. N.E.-Liv. rm.. bedrm,,
kit.-din., bath, ami. $51.36 mo
! AT S54e or AL. 1854. %
THREE ROOM AND BATH apart
ment, near Glehe I'd. and Lee hwy
T SO 7pusEeg psE month includins utilities !.
iCONGRESS HEIGHTS-Lee.. 1.bedrm
. art, mos. old; conv. to transp
5 and shopping; sos. utilities noi
), ,lSENGLE BEDRM.. bsmt. apt; sepa'
: rate entr.; S6s. SASS wis. ave
EN-. 69hS. n
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APIS. UNFURNlsHED Gent }

DUPONT CIRCLE lse. rms. kit,
bath. storage rm. Call for appt. rs
eve: Sun. ga: HUI. ssOS. d
2 ROOMS, 20 Vs. Kitchen, Itch, bath, porch. Sc,
married cple. No children or pets.
Rental $44.0s per month. Call Ma.
ARiLiiNsGToN, Ri near Hecht's - House
suitable for 2 families; 2 separate
sptS, aDswsI p9rsh' Tsl1 "a gard lsaa "a 1855 If
BEDRM.. Liv. RIM. DINETTE com
bin., kit. bath: SS1 go. Incl. utiis.
SoldieSs' gs Home and Catholic U. vicin.
CAPITOL HILL AREA-De luxe en-
cheney, mod. kit. bath. avail. about
July 10. AT. 2349 after $3.50 pm.
Mclean. vA.-Elm st.. and Oak
Rldge ave. No. 23, 6 blks. beyond
post office and business section: 4
mi. from Dist. line and Chain
Bridge. 5-rm. and bath; lge. liv DIM.
all uttls. furn., but cooking gas and
elec: SS5 INQUIRE TONY TERRIzI.
AFT. always someone there. %
1918 SHEPHERD ST. NV rooms.
klt;. ksilts;;. bath, utils. included. $75 mo.
asis M K 81. N.w.-rwo rms, kit and
bath; $685. per mo. includes elec-
tricity: adults only; immed. occu-
paney. See MRS. ToBEY in Apt Z.
$3.50 Mo.IBachelor apt, rm.,
ned S De1son son 'oVx oWNER EIsa'fc ST '1t 4e6s 5s.
2as S 81. N.E.-Three-room apt
partly furn.; kit, fully equipped;
bedrm. furn.; fine transp. DE. Os24.
HYATTSvILLE HILLs-Loyely g.
bedrm. apt: with sun porch; adults
GEORGETOWN-2 apis. with / and
2. bedrms,, completely redec. New
kits. mod. baths, extra lge. liv.
rms rms frepls.' booksheives. Gil.
TaRRRiE ROOMS. bath. 1911 1nae-
Pendence ave. Sc. near Lincoln
Park. Util. furn.; adults; $40 mo
HYATTsyILLE. eaoe 4and ave.
M Hit., bath, SeiSaS bedrms. s. f and oesss elosed
porch; SToo. DUNN & Co. HY.
ARIINGToN, vA.-a-bedrm. apt, pvt.
house 500 plus util.; partly furn.
WooDRiDGE, va BRIDGE a51o gath st. n.e.os
rms. semipvt. hath; $6l .O5 mo.
THACKER REALTY CO.. ST. 71B9.
LIv. RM.. bedrm.. kit. and bath; near
Pentagon; S65. ia. S-3lO6.
SILVER SPRING. 755 Sill. spg. ave-
Liv. rm., bedrm... lge.>k kit. and bath
apt. pvt. frt. and rear entrs.: frt.
and rear pch.; all utils. furn.; adults
only; $54 mo-; vacant. SH. 3041.
THREE RMS. AND BATH-Also 3
rms. bath. furn: apt. bldg; adults.
no pets; / block to everything. 71O3
Mape az av. Takoma' Park. Apt. l..
JU. S-&4q6. --6
Evening star., 1952-07-05
APIS. FURNISHED tcon,. |,

DUPLEx-Distinctively furn., liv. rm.,
din. rm.. kit, pantry. sunroom. .TV
terrace. bedrnis;. bath upstairs;
bs4pnST Sdplss only EiiRIa sH 4ss1; - = :,
Very lgs:. light housekeepinE rooms:
for 2 adults; 1st-fi. front. 20
18th ST. NV. 3323--1st and 3rd
entT., s75-$s5 mo. incl. utils. RA
lss & { ST.. APT. e1-on Capitol Him
ska nSaed r6R 6tfSs DGreh %ff oF pE isns Szse
acres across from g; T. g.; 1st f.. very
DUPONT snss CIRCLE; aa1n,E;.1 1920 18th St: NV,
decorated; S65 and 500 mo. g.
145l FAIRMONT N.W.-2-rm. apt.
1925 Clifton n.w.-2-rm. apt. and
Ink. rms. 1850 Que-Efic.. Ink.
s.w. FREE APT. in exch. for services
T6te Ran5feI 81 sss5 q rGSmSg or bU hSsSs S
MOD. ELEV. BLDG. with sun deck,
furn. beautifully. efic. apt, S99. so: /:
l-bedrm. apt, $l25; downtown loca-
ton. Call AID. 141s bet. 12-4 or
no. 1869 for appointment.
TAk0MAIFour rms, kit. hath.
SSet sSEsh aSais. itssn sssss s EXP sG bus os or
l446 r.. i. AVE. N.W.-Bsmt. apt,
newly decor. and furn.; s75 mo.
l5@a a' TsaERwooD ST. N.E.-Living
rm.. bedroom, kitchen. private bath:
WTTLLsooUGHBY w soI REAL ESTATE Co.
CAPiTOL HILL-Beautifully furn. !:
liv. rm.. bedrm., kit, bath; 1st A.:
adults. $125. Ii. 3-3003. 3
CAPITOL HILL, 1s 9th st. ne
Furn. bachelor apt, 1st n. front;
bath, closet, Frigidaire; ianitor and
res; mgr. services. FIR, $3.50. IS
COLUMBIA RD.-Two bedrooms, lge.
apt; s3s,t. for ,,s ; adults; permaaent; refined
S. ri t., MI THREE ROOMS and pvt. Is bath
eSa suitable sth f for Z sdul.s; AK. 546s.-6
very very clean; 2 rooms and bath; pri-
1871. KENYON ST. N.W.-semibsmt. j;
1913 AGf KALoRAMEA lSd MEAshisf%eRi rs. a.w.-Iaarse
S,nedroom apt. in modern elevator
bldg; Mxuriously furnished; wall
s9,,S to,waii carpeting: bedrooms air con-
Cali Mr.. LOVE. TU. 1915. O-S o
NE, STUDIO APT rooms. shower
ana K1tcnenette; pvt. entrance; 2
gentlemen. Call Ho. 4842. %
LIVING ROOM. bedroom. pvt. bath
pbons %1tn sh9Tsr; 9sIs M Kit. J;,a exposures,
LARGE f ROOM. OH Kitchen. laSi bath; no no
SSniid5en; en- pvt; entr:. beautiful home.
WI. 3541. Glen Echo Heights. Nd.
NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE-rree EN-
cheney apt. OR reduced rent on l.
oedrm; apt. In exchange for services
scHUhEEa eqSpe p SEE On aRd eaid
;1e5 MONTH. modern, fully furnished
emcisncy apt; close in n.w.; @
siso ea'hf Ext Sss readsnce saSlsi; Gee MH bS ~
Ill III Mass. AVE-. "rhe oakmontss- ms
Enc apis; twin beds: bed linen and
utilities furnished; S65 and so. -6
S145 CALF. ST.. at Conn. ave
saSos0Me sisoa Wo. S95FSSm' 9osS BATH front apt
2031 FLA. AVE, eonv. Conn. ave-
toyely, front bachelor studio, suit
able; 2 persons; 500. MI. S621.
LARGE RM., equip. with kit. faci1..
next to bath. desirable, all-white
tTansp Tsi incl m ns s5o seet %a sSny
Ions REALTY. Ii. 4-I100.
? LARGE FURN. ROOMS, kitchen.
bed.liy; ;rm.; Frigidaire; SIS week.
1905 F st. ne. Ii. 7-4O59. --6
WE HAVE APIS. AND HOUSES
EURN. OR uNFURN AND SUB
LET'S WASH. VA. WHITE ONLY.
WeEGEKDAYS, eIGNHD 4 ys;.r S-5; Z SAT; SUN; 9,5.
12fa sT gpNR AND bLRo p y. IA, AVE- oGS1 NV.
2l5 RUPLEY BLDG. K. s-I3i3
Bis KING ST. ALEX. MON.-SAT.
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

45lO AMHERST LANE.-Three bed.
rms. l u baths; excel. location. near
Naval HOSPITAL and Natl Institnts
e. e. HfalIP HAProN SO s6f5 pf5 H WIS. ave Be-
thesda. WI. 2425; ewes. OIL. 1887
SURROUNDED BY shade trees, q cool
country home on acre. near Lam
ham. Full bedrm. and child's rm
on end door. Modern kitchen. bath
din: rm, and liv: rn; s OH heat
lease at S100 . mo. AP. 696S.. oil
3rd and Chestnut sts. In Wilder.
LOG CABIN near orea. Falls, va. or
15 wooded acres. Three rms. firepl.,
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MccuTcHAN. pslevisw ss42. ID
FRAME, rms. and bath,
h-;,w.h;, a;In;i;; SEQ; Gan eyes,
TWO BRICK HOUSES. one 2-bedrm
bunsaioT with expan; attic and full
ns. med oceupaney m Sse MANNAs Iss' ri; REALTl III
i CO.. 2116 Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va.
FALLS CHURcH-Three-bedrn. bricl
rambler, in Poplar Hgts.; avail. Aug
Tor G ehiidren. s; Nus Must At see to appre: prs
oiate. JE. 3-9302. for appt. -
MODERN BRICK, detached; 5 bed.
rms, screened porch. fenced yard
close to Pentason. $3.50 month
Phone TIE. 6670. ESQ to 3 pm;
nieat. EN-. 6425.
BETHESDA-Brick rambler. 3 bed
Phone WI. 2262, ewes. or sunday
-7
CHEVY CHAsE-partly furn.. Q rms.
baths. gar: S225. Also Iamblers
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Evening star., 1952-07-05
BERKELEY
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The fact that most Of the homes in
Berkeley have sold before compile
tion. Is proof enough that Wash
lngton home buyers have been quick
to recognize the many advantages of
owning home in this beautiful new
development. Where else can You
buy a brand-new top-quality home
IN such a delightfully."- suburban set
ting and yet live. in the finest re-
stricted residential area of the city
within 10 minutes of downtown?
EVERY COMPLETED HOME is
NOW SOLD, but we cordially in
vite you to come and see Berkeley
and to observe the splendid quality
of workmanship and materials go
ing into these lovely 3, 4 and
bedroom homes now nearing COM
pletion. The price range in Berke-
ley will be $32, 500 and up. Direc-
tions: From intersection Of Foxhall
I'd. and Garfield St proceed west to
49th ST., left on 49th st. to Calvert
ST., left on Calvert st. to 4Sth ST.,
continue on 4Sth st. into Berkeley.
Alternate directions: From White
hurst Freeway. drive out Canal I'd.
to Macarthur blvd. and continue on
Macarthur blvd. to v St. right on
v-st. to 4Sth st. and on into Berke-
ley. FRANK s.. PHILLIPS. DI
1411;. ewes. and Sun. call 10.
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