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Evening star., 1952-11-25
Of Music
By Alice Eversmon

Hermann. Prey. the 23-year-old
meistersinger from Nuremberg
Germany, will never have a more
enthusiastic reception than that
given him at his debut with the
National Symphony Orchestra
yesterday afternoon in Constitu-
ton Hall. It was the first of the
orchestra's student concerts and
children can be critical in an
alarming way. They took young
Hermann to their hearts, making
the hall ring with applause and
recalling him again and again
Having passed this crucial test he
is ready for the adult audience
that will hear him with the Or
chestra on December 3.
A trip to the United States was
the unexpected award MIR. Prey
received in addition to winning the
monetary prize Of the meister-
singer contest. He is here under
the sponsorship Of the United
States Armed Forces in Germany
The contest is one of several prof.
ects in the German Youth Activi-
ties program and DR.. Howard
Mitchell, conductor Of the Ma
tional Symphony. was one Of the
Judges at the invitation Of Gen.
Thomas Handy, commander Of the
United States Army in Europe.
The second number sung by the
youthful baritone yesterday was
'Eri Tu" from Verdi's "The
Masked Ball." a selection that
helped make the judges choice
easy at the contest. It's dramatic
story gave Mr.. Prey the opportu-
nifty to show the full quality of
his beautiful voice. It's appeal
lies in q. warm, moving timbre
especially well suited to 1.-THE Eve
ming Star" aria from Wagner's
Tannhauser," his first Offering.
He sang this famous song with
poetical feeling.
Mr.. Prey's voice is excellently
Evening star., 1952-11-25
YOUNG G. O. P. to Honor Two

Joel r. Broyhill. Virginia's new
Representative from the 10th dis
|trict, and George Rowzee, new Ar
|lington County Board member,
will be honored at a Northern Vir-
ginia Republicans Club victory
ball at 8 pm tomorrow in the
Alexandrian Room. 1925 Prince
street, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1952-11-25

MAcKAll & Coz
626 Woodward Blds.
MERRILL IYNN, PIERCE,
FEliNER 6 BEANIE
slS 18th S., NV.
oRvIs BROTHERS 9 co.
Woodward Side.
SuTRo BROS. 6 GO.
Dsnriks Blds.
Evening star., 1952-11-25
Members and Member Firms OF the
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

RIRscH G COMPANY
1885 Eye S., NV.
JONES, KREEcER { HEWITT
l625 Eye S., NV.
HARRY KAHN, IN.
s2l 18th ST., NV.
lAIDlAW & 60.
s2l 18th S.. NV.
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FERRIS 6 COMPANY
$40 Washington Bldg.
FoleER, NOLAN { GO.
730 18th ST., NV.
HEMpHIlL, MOVES G Co.
Shershom sIds.
W. 3. HlBss & co.
Hibbs suiIdins
Evening star., 1952-11-25
Wedding Halted

Parents refused their consent
at the last moment and a London
wedding was cancelled recently
after guests had assembled in
church.
Evening star., 1952-11-25

AUcHINcioss, PARKER & REDPArH
72s 18th ST., NV.
sAcHf & COMPANY
Hossl Washington
ALEX. BROWN & SONS
6o4 American Security Bldg.
CHASE. MEYER. BARNErT { co.
Dsnrike Blds.
1910 Vermont Ave, NV.
FRANCIS I. DU POINT & %.
Wyatt Bldg, 7si i4th s., NV.
Evening star., 1952-08-27
Steel Manufacturers
Facing Squeeze Due
Higher Mill Prices
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-The
Iron Age, Woodworking trade
weekly, said today that by grant,
ing higher wages that led to high
er prices in steel and aluminium,
washington has raised a manu-
facturer's costs and is Growing be-
cause he can do nothing about it,"
The administration, the publi-
cation said, now ''is proclaiming
that no matter how many infla-
tionary fires it has kindled by
raising a manufacturers costs, in
f1ation will be negligible. The
manufacturer may not dare take
advantage Of authorized higher
prices. being embroiled in some
times fierce competition and in
coddling sluggish markets"
The Iron Age said: There is no
doubt among many manufacturers
whose products are made mostly
of steel and aluminium that an in
f1ationary spiral. however, limited,
is an economic necessity.
Many of these companies are
engaged in competitive dueling in
which low prices are a must to
win business. But now higher
costs have mounted to such an
extent they have no alternative
but to pass these costs, or part of
them, to their cuStomers-however
reluctantly"
These customers may be expect
ed to offer resistance to price in
creases. the trade weekly reported,
because they 'are keen on holding
the price line to revive buying in
tereSt."
On the outlook for steel demand,
the Iron Age said: ..
Steel producers in the Pitts
burgh. area this week saw little
chance for an easier market be-
fore the end of the year. Some
items have softened, but only in
relation to more robust demand
for others. Among those easing
are wire and wire products. On
tonnage items the pressure is un-
tagging. Most sought are bars
(cold-f1nished and hot-rolled) and
hot-rolled Sheets"
Steelmaking operations we're
placed at 99.5 per cent of rated
capacity this week, up a point
from the preceding week.
Evening star., 1952-08-27
Huge Job Accident Toll Brings U. 5. Plea for Care

The National Labor Manage
ment Policy Committee today
urged employers and workers to
end the manpower waste from
job accidents. which last year
killed an estimated 10000 persons
and injured 2 million more.
The committee forecast the
manpower loss this year, based on
the present accident rate. at the
equivalent of 100000 men working
a full year.
John r. Steelman, acting di-
rector Of defense mobilization, re-
leased the committees statement
recommending measures for safe
ty. He urged adoption of the
steps by all connected with de-
fense production.
The committee cited a IL per
cent increase in the work injury
rate since Korea, following a de-
cline of accidents during the four
years preceding 1850. It blamed
the rise on the large number of
new workers joining the labor
Evening star., 1952-08-27

force In detense production and
to much shifting of workers te
different types of jobs and.a lack
Of safety measures in some areas
The losses can be cut to a small
fraction,of the present toll through
use Of tested measures. particularly
by establishments without or-
ganized safety programs and in
which more than 10 per cent Of
job injuries strike, the commit
tee said.
While responsibility for safety
action rests primarily with labor
and management. IL continued
the States and the Federal Gov
ernment also have important work
In the area =
Co-chairmen OF the committee
of labor and management officials
are Arthur s. Fleming of the
Office of Defense Mobilization, and
Robert c. Goodwin, executive di-
rector of the Defense Manpower
Administration, Labor Depart
ment.
Evening star., 1952-08-27
Coal Contract Talks
In Weeks Recess
BY the Assoeiuied Press

WnKES-BARRE. Pa, Aug. ~.
Contract negotiations between
the United Mine Workers and the
hard coal industry went into a
weeks recess today. -.---..
The operators and UNIV chief
tain John L. Lewis agreed yester-
day to move the talks to WASH
ington September 3, two days
after the end Of the Today 'me-
mortal" holiday now being OBJ
served by miners.
Mr.. Lewis and the operators
conferred for about 80 minutes
yesterday. A spokesman author
lied to speak for both groups said
the miners health and welfare
fund and collateral matters" were
discussed.
ME- Lewis rejected an appeal by
the operators to call of the cur
rent union-authorized holiday
honoring victims of mine dis
aSterS. -. .. e..
Edward G. Fox, president Of the
Philadelphia Coal & Iron Co., and
head of the employers negotiating
committee, had written Mr.. Lewis
that the holiday was wholly with
out warrant. legal or otherwise"
Other mine officials have accused
the UNIV chief of attempting to
pressure them into an early con-
tract settlement by decreasing the
above ground coal supply.
Mr.. Lewis has suggested the
period of inactivity be used for in
spection Of mines by safety Of
f1cialS.
Evening star., 1952-08-27
Air Force Decorntes
'Copter Ferry Pilots

The first two Air Force pilots te
ferry helicopters across the North
Atlantic today were awarded the
Distinguished Flying Cross.
They were Capt. Vincent H
McGovern Of 2103 Belvedere drive
Silver Spring, and It. Harold w
Moore Of Cincinnati. Gen. Hoyt
8. Vandenberg made the presenta-
tions at a Pentagon ceremony.
Evening star., 1952-08-27
Royalty to Visit Australia

The royal family's several
times-postponed visit to Australia
and New Zealand now has been
tentatively set for September,
1853, after the coronation in June.
Evening star., 1952-08-27
Burmu. Gets British Bill

I Burma has been advised that
Britain expects a first payment on
lBurma's debt of $50 million-part
Of the settlement for Brma's in
dependence.
Evening star., 1952-08-27
ADVERTISEMENT.
Don't put off making q viii

Realiz0 that without q win, IN most
states, two-thirds Of your property
will 60 to your children-n0t to your
wife? That a will should bo checked
often-especiallyifyo move? That
It's best to have more witnesses
than you need?
In Septsmber Readers Digest,
jerome Beatty explains why you
need . will; how to 60 about max
ing it; and how TO avoid common
pitfalls (for instance: you may in
validate your will if you scratch out
some things and write in othefs).
Learn how to be sure your wishes
are carried out when you're gone.
GetyourS September Readers d.
Hest today: Al articles Of lasting
interest, condensed from lsading
magazines, current books.
Evening star., 1952-04-26
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

SOUTHERN BUYER In town for one
week; highest cash prices paid for
good clean cars. Ia. 48O1.
WESTERN BUYER has lmmed. cash
HudHss HI hies HSia a cars MoRRIs
WOULD LIKE to purchase 1850 or
1851 auto Immediately. Call DI
DODGE. late model panel truck. All
sARkRR fale Pasd ST. 81 tSP sEoS como truck. mr.
CHRYsLER wanted. Will pay top
Dunnigan. ROYAL MoToRs. INC. Nc
tChrysler .Plymouth). 15 Kennedy
coon T Nv; MAN ~ E1S 24ss- ran c.ps 49,.
IA. 1859; Immediate removal.
WE NEED CARS regardless of make;
highest prices paid. Don't sell or
trade until you give us the ,oppor-
nlinty Iunity t. buy, or trade at your
RTise All Me cash s Dss See o be Osaess ssiesman i
at our convenient downtown M naleRan driVe,
IN location. $50 am. to 8 pm,
weekdays; $40 to $50 week ends,
HILL & SANDERS. Wssh's Oldest
Ford Dealer (NA. 9s5O 1114 Yer.
FAIR aoNRGsHT' aSe ApPRA1sALs O, al
%skE5 %s SoNff2c IS 1884 assured st. n.1. a.
INDIANA DEALER in town this week
don't trade; sell to your advantage
al cash: big prices now. WILLIAMS
r; / ave. at goth st. ne.
CADsdaAC CA LIZ 1879; 199; VII pay up 70
Connecticut. WO S40O.
WANT LIGHT TRUCK for furniture
moving in exchange for dump truck:
new mntor. JA. 1-4a74. -27
PVT. PARTY, '41-'47 model, good
mech. cond; need of other repairs
WANTED-FORD station wagon, late
model, low mileage. No dealers. Call
EX. 2552 weekdays. -27
Evening star., 1952-04-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD 1851 Ultramatic; fully
equip; cost $3.200. Used 8 mos,
5000 miles. Sell, $2.1s5. vi. 29S4.
PACKARD 1850 Super convertible;
Ultramatic; perfect condition; guar
anteed 16 mi. per gal: well taken
G.S eaIe Of; q; .a1a ean be had for S1s5s5.
PACKARD i942 convertible; radio
and ls1t heater and overdrive; $375.
PACKARD 1949 conv.: cream; white
top; r. and h.; o.d.; red leather
interior; 8 new tires; orig. cost over
18th St. NV. No. 11Si. 81
PACKARD 1942 sedan: r. and h.. new
paint; good motor; S295. Call ia.
PLYMOUTH 1850 club coupe; Wv,
heater. low mileage: PVT, owner;
PLYMOUTH 1851 Belyedere hard-top
convertible. r. and h., other extras;
Car positively in showroom cond. in
every way. Must be seen to be ap-
preciated; $1964. BELL MOTORS,
o0lO Wis. ave. NV. WO. 5000.
PLYMOUTH 1916; inspected; new seat
wv 1uCSl pCIlCCL. ITltdlG,
$765 or best offer. AT. 1854.
PLYMOUTH 1a4s Special de luxe
club coupe; T.; h.. low mileage,
beaut. orig. dark green finish. Car
absolutely in new-car cond. through
1905. BELL MOTORS. 5O1O wis
ave. NV. WO. 5000. -27
PLYMOUTH 1947 de luxe 4-dr. sed.
r.: h.. low mileage; car in exception
ally nne cond. in every way. You
may take car to your own. mechanic
posi TIaen ssSnf sS Bell ai
MOTORS. 5O10 Wis. ave. NV. WO.
PIYMoUTH 1851 4.dr. cranbrook:
heater. turn sig, S. c.. light blue;
SsrS MGsRys 10y snIIe:MS3 mllsaEs l ; CTner; Si,64SS
1914 Ga. ave. NV. RA. i12s. 2 Ms7
PLYMOUTH .1947 4-dr. Special de
$395. NORRIS HUGHES AUTO
SALES. 7614 Ga. ave. NV. RA
PLYMoUTH 1850 de luxe 4-door
mileage. Equipped, / owner; $3.50
or best offer. Sunday. JE. 3-S71O
PLYMOUTH '46 social de luxe sed;
1000 Wilson blvd. Ow. 840O.-27
PLYMOUTH 1910 sedan; r. aid h.
splendid rubber; $195. OWNER, t34
Gallatln st. NV. 26s
shanissl condition; '?SES s$s5. iSGr 81 ssss %s
PLYMOUTH 81 convert. and hare
top; 5000 mi, private owner; ST..
S95 each; no dealers. JU. S-9551
PLYMOUTH 1s41 coupe; ai,oo,
miles one owner only, car and en-.
abroad eS'HS NJ deafsfs Hais VS. Ssesuss $so Eoin'
PLYMOUTH 1851 business coupe.
6lack; $500 miles; perfect cond.
heair; neafer; pvt. owner; $1,000 cash; OIL
Pontiac 1852 2-dr.; s-cyl.: mileage %
low; Immaculate: S2.299. FLOOD
PP0NT1Ac 1921 Connecticut Wo
PONTIAC 1850 cataline Custom "s";
leather interior. Wv. tires. r. anc
Si.995. GARY MoToRs, ie0o e Gooc
pa HOPE rd: Sc: LU. 4-331O. ~ .
fWNIIAC 1850 convertible; beautiful
cylinder. HYDRA Matte gears. r.. h
try. Can be seen at BUDS LSsC
SERVICE STATION. $3.50 Ga. ave
-n;W -2S
PONTIAC 80 Chieftain 2-door Sc
dan; r. and h.. Hydra. Wv. tires
clean. excel. cond.: Sl,15O. LO
4-6l7O after 5 weekdays; all day
Saturday and Sunday. 2SS
cylinder. r. and h.. seat covers. 4
new Lifeguard tubes: excel. conc ;;
SEQ; terms. NO. 1894. -27
PONTIAC l941 coupe; r. and h.
clean, good mech: cond.; inspected
PONTIAC I94s s cyl. 2.dr. sedan;
Hydra Matte; heater: SI,O5O OF
best offer. Call Ia. 945S. -27
Evening star., 1952-04-26
BOATS lcont.l

1850 CHRIS CRAFT; Is-ft. RIVERS
model; sale to settle estate. Phone
AUxILIARY sLooP, s5x1sxih it.;
Ford "a" engine; fully sound, with
all cruising equipment; in good
cond.; incloSed head: 50-lb. ice.
box, coal-burning stove; sleeps in
comfort and several more. il. neces-
sary: one of the most colorful and
comfortable boats on the East Coast,
at very low price for immed. sale.
WI. 6541, -o7
Evening star., 1952-04-26
MOTORCYCLES
AUToMoTlvE MISCELLANEOUS

8 METAL TRUNK PANELS for 1a47-
4S Chrysler Town and Country
VIII sell reasonable. Call RA. 6316
after pm. -S6
NEW 1852 EDITION, Motors Auto
Repair Manual, now in stock, only
$5.95; best selection of auto books
N 1no Town. own BARGAIN BOOK SHOP,
TRUCK TIRES, S.25x20, recaps: also
7.O0x17: Ford motors, lO0-h.p. In
rear OF 1857 H st. ne. LA. 6-6o56.
Evening star., 1952-04-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1850 Chieftain "S" conv.:
Hydra. r. and h., $4,000 act. miles; |
sparkling black finish, new tan top, |
red leather interior. Car positively |
same as new throughout. You may |
take car to your own mechanic for |
SOLO Wis. ave. NV, WO. 5000.
PONTIAC 1e4s "s's coupe conver-
tible; white side walls. radio. heater
new top; excellentS Sl,250. Call ST.
PONTIAC ONT eoId 1947 - Torpedo stEeamliner;
er; $3.50, or 6est offer. Glcbe 1889.
PONTIAC 1947 station wagon; eood
HG HHsen: e9nd.; inspected; S595. terms.
PONTIAC i94s station wagon. "s";
E and h.. Hydra-Matic. leather.
OWNER. 634 Galiatin NV. 27..
STUDEBAKER 1851 VS. Landcruiser;
equipped climatizer. automatic trans
mission. undercoating, hill holder.
nylon upholstery; new-car title and
factory guarantee; $2,395. MARTIN
MOTOR SALES. 1904 Hampden lane,
Bethesda, WI. 100. Open evenings
sTUDEBAKER 1851 Commander
0S0tC E-OA.S 1dLuOuS lSU-H.p. N-S
engine; o.d.. r. and h.; 5000 ac-
tual miles; sparkling sea-green fn..
nylon interior. Ca- positively Sfme
as brand-nnew in every way. You
may take car to you'd own mechanic
Ior approval. Sl,795. BELL MO-
iSES' aSnESS' 5olo Wis. ave. NV, Wo.
STUDEBAKER 1851 VS. convertible;
peri. cond., owner leaving town;
gray. black top, red leather interior.
Wv tires, loaded auto trans. ra-
Gto o, cimatlzer, bumper guard. etc. i;
sSW sHy MI; S2'l95. Ii. 6-27o0 or AID,
sTUDEBAKER 1a41 Champion Cdr.
terms S oW. iI'. @4ii. inspected: ~ ?sl'o'
STUDEBAKER 1851 Landcruiser: full
| ly equipped, perfect cond.; less than
5000 miles; $1,000. JA. 2-oo45.
sTUDEBAKER 1850 Champion 4
door; low mileage: with heater. nice
nylon seat covers: a nice one at
o22RIANbp bpr1Sf 6fsTRiearoRW e eG5 RWIhXs NS
sTUDEBAKER is4s 4.dr.; eouipped
low mileage; Sl.O45. Cali Ii. 4.
TERRAPLANE 1885 4-dr. sedan: ra-
dio and heater. good running con-
MsRin,eSs Si.1Sn; S6S, st n Can "a be seen at $50
WILLYS 1851 station wagon: heater,
o5yerdr.; executive driven, 5000 mi
Ike new; bargain, Sl,595; don t
miss this one. WILLYS-OVERI AND
DISTRIBUTORS. INC, 1924 L st.
WiLLYS 1850 Jeepster "e'': nice
/ RED 2;tone; radio, heater. w.-S.w.
tires: bargain at Sl.l95. WILLYS-
| OVERLAND DISTRIBUTORS, INC,
1924 L st. n W. RE. 4677. --26
CHRYSLER 194T convertihle New
| Yorker: S995. Wonderful condition
forms like new Worth ruch more
ALCO FOR VALUE
4th At Md. Ave. SW. RE. 1866.
Evening star., 1952-04-26
SUMMER HOMES
WATER FRONT PROP, FOR RENT

4-RM. completely furnished cottage;
$4,000 cash or terms. LU. 4-766S.
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SUMMER CAMPS

MOUNTAIN GUEST HOUSE for rent.
$l25 mo-; liv. rm.. beirm., kit. and
bath; utilities included; IS miles
from d. c. SH. 637I. -27
Evening star., 1952-04-26
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
WANTED
TRUCKS FOR SALE

DUMP TRUCK, licensed to carry
Si2 tons: 8 new tires; excellent
condition: priced for immed. sale
CHEVRoLET aShs LfSFe'' 1888 49, Ito s.tcn S pickup
owner driver; de luxe cab. heater
very best cond. UN. 2212. -27
CHEVROLET .1947 Boyertown sedan
delivery: k-ton; will trade for y
ton pickup; $500. CO. 6795: go
good shape. viii sell reasonable
Can be seen at 5225 Wisconsin ave
FORD AZ dump: good tires: 2-speec
axle; S525. Call Ma. 7499 bet.
vGRn ~ and ,oio $ Pm; t.... ,,,,x 40 40,
So. $50. UN. 7494. -27
Evening star., 1952-04-26
HERALD HARBOR

Redwood Trail-Nr. Kyle Rd
Year-around. I-story bungalow; 9
bedrms.,. garage. oil h., completely
furn. elec. range, refrigerator and
many extras. Immediate possession
Price, $6,500 in fee. Only ia blks
to community beach.
EMPIRE REALTY CO., INC
343 N. Calvert st. LIE. 1921.
Baltimore. Md.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE tcont.)
LARGEST SELECTION

LARGEST SELECTION Of trucks al
lowest prices in town: 40 Chevrolet
1h-ton stake, Sl95 down: '4a Ford
1R-ton dump, S195 down: '46 Chew
rolet pickup. $l45 down; al Chev-
ees let caaoeg panei ssS 80 down DOWN az FoSG
sedan deliyery ike new. 500 down
MANHATTAN AUTO KAISER-FRA-
AER. INC. both sides Of 7th at r
NV. open daily; g am; to g pm;
FSRD SSni a% $40 to Dm; JanISf,. No e7oo nsw,v
painted; less than 5000 miles on
new engine; cleaner racks; S675 or
best offer. JU. 5-O47O. -27
CHEVROLET 1850 1-ton panel: ac-
tual mileage. 14,4O0; spare tire;
DODGE 20 St l947 Ie7 A-ton; s9.a;o step:in body;
CaiEVSRoLET 1850 No. $500 i-ton
panel; | owner; like; brand new;
sARENaToN RHS eRfs fFsS5 SoroR 5GsaE GoMpxR9 ~
FORD R 4HHSs is5s h-ton pickup 8 cylinder; Wind
blue, no miles; 5-star de luxe cab
and other extras; below list price;
81 ,495; Phone WA. 6912. ---37
1850 12-ton panel-del
PeEIf PeIi c9nd 1oadsd With ythe aGees Sac
hwy, Lot 19-A, Alexandria. TIE. 9S75.
%"
WILLYS 1949 panel-delivery: excel.
cond.; bargain. Call OWNER,
INTERNATIONAL METRO 1851 truck
with inside shelving. so Rhode
Island ave: ne, AID: 9752. -27
CHEVROLET 194S s4-ton curb-side
vanette: newly painted. Grumann
aluminium body perfect mech cond. /;
S995. Just passed D. c. inspection
Pvt OWNER I'm 0330 90
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81 750-S75O DOWN

New double-sided asbestos shingled
2-bedroOm cottage, Lge. liv. rm.,
kit, Sheetrock partitions and porch
Sx24. lge. attic; high lot, 75x150,
with magnificent view over s mi OF
lower Potomac; 43 mi. d. c.; fine
boat harbor and pier; running water
]. A. CULLEN, DU. 1920. -27
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End TRUSTS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MONEY WANTED

$4,000 1st MORTG.: 3 yrs, 81
well secured: 81 acres; "a mile 'front.'
age. on Route 8. Also n mi. on
State side road; near Point Lookout !;
estimated value. $4,000.
secured: 225 acres: house and bldes.
l mi. frontage bathing beach on
Potomac River. near Point Lookout,
st, Marys Co. Md: estimated value.
100000. OWNER. 81. 5533. -2S
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TURKEY POINT

ATTRACTIVE BUILDING LOTS
ALL WITH WATER FRONT OR
VIEW OF WATER
Beautiful. white sandy beach for use
of all lot owners.
WATERFRONT LOTS.
$1,000 UP
INLAND LOTS,
$500 UP
Terms. Restricted.
Turn left at church on Beverly Beach
r0. at Mayo, Md. Salesman on
premises Sunday afternoon.
CHARLES F. LEE, Realtor.
AOnannliS Md OF
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WOODLAND BEACH

Four years old. year round home, oil
heat. Two bedrooms. liv. rm., fully
equipped kit. tile bath. fenced, level
lot. good location. Furnished. with
many extras. Real home. $500
3057 Brentwood rd. Open Sunday
to dark.
Directions: Follow Route PA to signs
Beverly Beach or Woodland Beach
our open signs. Salesman will take
YOU to Woodland property.
FRANK L. HEWITT co.
84S7 Fenton St.. Sill. Spr.. ST.. 5000
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SOUTH RIVER
BEVERLY BEACH

Two beautifully equipped bungalows,
furnished, ready to move in. Mod
crate price. very easy terms. 3l9
and 404 LakeView ave. Open Sum-
day. 2 to dark.
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NOMINI CREEK

NOMINl CREEK
TWENTY-ONE ACRES OPEN on
Nomini Creek and Nomini Bay
overlooking the Potomac Rirer
1000 IT. Of water frcnt, perfect
harDor; Groom nUuSe, electIICItS
artesian well. A most beautiful To-
cation. Price, $4,000. Exclusive
with W. C. RICE, Warsaw. Va
Phone is -27
Evening star., 1952-04-26

a DEALER FROM N. c.
Paying big prices for SO to '49 car.
$500 Georgia ave. NV. GE. 9S44
Evening star., 1952-04-26

MERCURY 1852 hard-top convert
lble; 2-toned; Merc-O-Matic; under
1000 NIL; save $500; S2.700. LA.
6-5890 or RA. 1926, after 8 p.m.
Evening star., 1952-04-26

Directions: From 18th and H streets
ne, out Benning rd. to Central
ave. (Route 214). continue to end
OF Central ave, left on Route 9 to
Annapolis, thence on Route 80 five
miles to Cape st. Claire,
Evening star., 1952-04-26

MORRIS MINOR 1851 4-dr. Secan
right-hand drive; 1000 actual miles.
Car absolutely same as brand new
In every way; gets over 35 mp.g.
Must be seen to be appreciated; !;
Sl.l95. BELL MOTORS, SOLO wis.
ave. nv. WO. 5000. -27
Evening star., 1952-09-07
Class sOfficers


The commanding ot11cer OF the
School of Hospital Administration,
Comdr. Max E. Zimmerman, and
Mrs. Zimmerman. were hosts at q
reception Friday when the officers
of the school entertained for the
newly arrived students.
Also in the receiving line were
1t. Comdr. and Mrs. George w.
Wiese. The 6 to 8 o'clock affair
was held in the anchor room Of
the Officers' Club at the National
Naval Medical Center, for more
than 40 members of the newly
arrived class. In the class are
1t. q. g.) Koo Box Shin Of the
South Korean Navy. Maj. L. s.
Wiegele. Maj. N. Cooper, Capt.
e. j. Smith and 1t. J. M. De Alley.
Evening star., 1952-09-07

MISS C8fme1Ca II. Delmels
Miss Carmelita Ruth Deimel,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Lito Deimel, was married on Sep
tember 6 to Mr.. Marion Edwyn
Harrison II. He Is the son Of
Capt. M. E. Harrison, u. S. N, re-
tired, and Mrs. Harrison Of Ar
lington.
Officiating at the ceremony,
which was held at the Navy
Chapel, was the Rev. Russell A.
Phelan. The reception followed
at the Officers' Club at the
Bethesda Naval Medical Center.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Rob-
ert w. Leavitt. sister Of the bride.
Attendants were Miss Patricia
Stauffer. cousin Of the bride, Mrs.
Dan Cross Of Memphis. Miss
Phyllis Dodson Of Washington and
Miss Janet Brokenshire Of Allen
town, Pa.
Mr.. James Worth Pence served
Mr.. Harrison as best man and
ushers are the Messrs. Robert w.
Leavitt, brother-in-law of the
bride, Oren A. Lewis, jr., Of Ar
lington. Albert w. Highsmith Of
Danville and William Watts of
Philadelphia.
The former Miss Deimel at
tended the Sorbonne in Paris and
was graduated in June from Duke
University. Mr.. Harrison at
tended the Capital Page School
and is at present vice president
OF the Arlington Republican Club
and Virginia Young Republican
Federation.
Their future residence will be
in Arlington.