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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

BUILDING COMPRISING approx. O..
900 50. #. of ofc., gar. and whse
space. Available for sub-leaSing; or
or about Jan. /. 1854. Building cen.
trally located; railroad siding or
property. Write Box Babe. Star
N. Y. AVE, NE. AREA, $50 SO. IT.
drive in, heavy A., high ceiling, heavy
current; office, washroom. A. M
ROTH. RE. 7-7330.
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18-UNIT APT. NV.
ONLY $4,000 CASH

This imposing, det., very mod. bldg. Is
today's best buy. All apis. are well
arranged and spacious. have the best
of equip. Bldg. has built-in inciner-
ator oil heat, etc. Income at mod
est rents is over $4,000 yearly and
H. is priced at less than z times
rent. with only 100000 cash down
Payment necessary.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors. EX. 3-1S11.
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:ITRUsT NOTES FOR SALE Gent,
End Trust Notes for Sale
MONEY WANTED

$5, ,O0O, FOR 1 YR.; So int. with
ity; OIL. 2-1565, ask for McCarty.
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PRIVATE OWNER

FORD 80 h-ton panel: $4,000 miles
excel. eond. Sacrifice, $S95, Ii. g.
0406, weekdays; Sunday. ia: g.
$50. IL 70 8 pm. ga
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

CAMP SITES mi. bathing beach,
yrs. to pay. owNER. ii ju. ISOssSs' SetsSs
COLONIAL BEACH-2-story piastered
house. COTTAGES and lots: JU. g.
1000 days; eyes,, EN-. 2-1S40. ga
$500 DOWN, $50 MO-, buys Arm
bungalow; attic; electricity; run.
zANrziNGEER.".' JR.. H..eS Wa. 4 :: 7-1Sis. 8 .
IF YOU ARE LOOKING for a cot.
tage or home about 80 miles D. C..
priced from $4,000 to $4,000
we offer several excellent proper
%1LTEF S"f NJ assfS5S BSgAAS n i7s7 'hs Ts'st St
WOODLAND BEACH. Hilltop I'd, 1st
Blk. OF county rd.-Beach house
new, bedrms., bath lge. liv. rm.,
i poPeh 9qsTassF on seats5 sdes lss
Open Sun. i till 5. Cali JU. g.
6333; 333- SUNDAYS and ewes, JU.
HERALD HARBOR-One large yr.-
round d. home; 4 bedrooms. fireplace,
an ho5sr seat alsS one
furnished; beautiful wooded lots;
total 275x156 on hill: ali for SIO,-
800. good terms. offered BY WAL
TER M. BAUMAN, 1927 K st. NV,
Sat: and Sun, call L. A. Startling
at West River. (Md) 1921. Property
OPEN SUNDAY, on mountain I'd.
SPECIAL BARGAIN
DEALE-Cute, 2-bedroom, year-'round
home. nicely furnished. Large, at
trac.. lot, porch; perfect for retired
couple; a bargain at this season !;
S6,950, terms. B. M. ODUM, 93l
II st. NV. RE. 1926 or Mr.. Rice.
West River 6703, eyes,, Sat. /or Sun.
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

40 ACRES, 7-rm. house, outbldg.; 80
mi. D. c.. $1,000 cash, S15O mo. L.
MCGEE KING, JE. 2-6S80. "a
APPROX. 18O ACRES-1deal for
farming or subdivision, ]. mi. from
CentreVille on hard surface road
SCOTT, IA. 7-O06S, IA. S-3313;
7e ACRES. near Bowie race track
40 acres clear: small house. out
buildinss: build price. price Sl6'eoGoaa Call ;+E NE
sosnRT eaani S: efsss1 DAVIS & ,tSSA' co. '-s$o '
500; 2 acres: 2 big rms. and base
ment; running water; on U. s. 80;
100 mi. south. TIE. 6-4131.
sTRoUT CATALoG-Free. Farms
and businesses; 81 States. sTRQUT
REALTY, lila Woodward Bldg.
Washington. Sterling 3-37s4.
1:5-ACRE FARM in Hughesville, Md.
6-rm. house; needs repairs; 2 good
s75So s7fp5 ESGd %Pte f. ffFesm g. cARPENTER ias Ts
Charlotte. Hall, Md, or call Me-
Is ACRES, within - miles of Wash,
in nearby Md.-Ideal for hofseman
or gardener; nr. transp:: lovely mod.
6-rm; home; spacious liv. rm. with
or 3rd bedrm. with fireplace; equip.
knotty-pine kit, 2 lge. bedrms.,
storage cellar. stable, chicken house,
fruit and shrubs galore; ? pictu-
rescue brooks. Just the place you
have been pining for. and priced
at only $1S,950. Let's take a ride
and see it. peter j. hagan, realtor,
UN. 1855, WA. 7-1275, UN. f.
1855. "a
SIS DN., S75 MO. buys 215-acre ne
elected farm, on good road, Is
miles east of Ch'ville. No bldgs
(house burned; so open; streams.
gently rolling; bal. good young
timber. Only $50 per acre. I. B.
BROOKS. Orange. Va. Phi. 7344.
200 ACRES-OLD STONE HOUSE
All open and in the best soil section
OF Loudoun County; creek and other
water; old stone house with g rooms
to be modernized; good barn and
other farm buildings and tenant
house; $500 an acre. with " cash.
John ALLEN JOHNSTON, phones
HSS and SQ4 iaachnrC Uo
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FARMS tcont.)
Fishermen and Huntsmen

Fishermen and Huntsmen
Potomac River home Of " acre; A.
ing; several small bldgs.; large gar.
den; adj. C. & o. Canal, fronting on
River rd.; 35 miles D. c.; $4,000,
ONE-ACRE, 7-RM. HOUSE; electric
phone; superb garden. huge box
woods chicken house, well room.
House recently remodeled. In the
town Of Poolesville. Priced $4,000,
Cali CHARLES H. JAM1soN
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COLORED, NV.
MAKE YOUR MONEY WOR,
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

WISCONSIN AVE.-Need 6,O00-10. .00C
it., bet. Albemarle and Western ave
Give location and price. Box 102'
HAVE CLIENTS for investment anc
commercial properties. MILTON F
RUPERT, 1851 18th st. NV, D1
T-5O15: ewes, EN-. 3-5407.
APARTMENTS = BUSINESS PROP
LISTINGS URGENTLY NEEDED
AUERBACH & CO. DI. 7-650l.
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RAMBLER SITES
APT. HOUSE GROUND
TAKOMA PARK
Within the Beautiful
Difficult Run Water Shed
Of Eoirfax C011of1r

Ox Il Ck1x xGk<A SOO14Oy
No. /. Oakton, Hunter Mill rd. area.
Five-acre hilltop, with southeastern
exposure, overlooking stocked. spring
fed lake. Snare your own fish.
Semiprivate driveway, open country.
Good schools and family neighbor-
hood make this an ideal spot for
your children. Price. $1,000 per
No. 2. on Hunter Mill rd.-Thirty
high, wooded acres with several
interesting homesites; nearby area
developing. with homes on acreage
sites. Price, $500 per acre.
No. 3. Vale; Pender rd. - Ninety
six wooded. park-like acres. trav-
ersed by miles of interesting paths
long frontage of State road. Price,
$4,000 entire tract, $400 per acre,
in 25-acre tracts. Terms.
For additional information and appt.
to inspect, call Mr.. Smith. DE.
2-4101. ONCE hours; Vienna 1894,
evenings.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
1908 goth st. NV. DE. 2-41O1
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT


End COMM. ZONE-13s6 So. it.. ideal
for operating small business. Call
after 4 pm. JU, S-360S. -26
WAREHOUSE SPACE FOR RENT,
with private office, front and rear
entrances: telephone service avail
able. FARRIN'S TRANSFER &
STORAGE CO. INC. 21S D st. s;e.'
APPRoX. 1000 so. FIT. street-ieve,
space avail. for immed. occup., in
conv. NV. location, in whole or in
part: reas. rent. Apply LEO NJ
BERNSTEIN q CO.. l415 K st.
NV. ME. S-540O.
TWO-STORY BRICK-1,50O SO. it.;
rear 1873 9TH st. NV; cheap. Call
AD. 2-S299. 20
WAREHOUSE FOR LEASE
Approx. 10000 SO; it.. near Wash.
| ington, D. c.; Ayr. lease avail.
| r.r. siding and finished ofice space
Phone WE. 5-6212. DIXIE PLY.
WOOD CO. -26
LARGE WAREHOUSE
Industrial, near TT. siding: truck-un.
| loading zone. parking area on prem.
iSeS. 10. 3-6677, 10. 3-496S. -2S
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LOANS
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRsT-TRUsT LOANS on real estate;
low rates: 3 to 5 year, terms and
rEks1 ms M aN5 EEs EEc6Sn & mn TR,s IA Sts s0aSs
BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors.
end AND 3rd TRUST NOTES pur-
chased, prompt action. RE. 7-4960.
HUGH B. CONNER, 1927 K st. NV.
Eyenings; DU: 7.5091. .-,
will buy second trust notes, D. C.
nearby Nd. or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & IN
VESTMENT CORP. 1912 N. Y. ave.
NV, MA. 6-5833.
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
2z% TO 4es DISCOUNT
MR.. QU1CK-RA. 6-3418
End TRUSTS ARLINGTON AREA.
Immed. action. McClaine Properties,
2100 Wilson Blvd. ARL.. IA. 2.33O0.
CASH IN ONE DAY
SECOND AND THIRD TRUSTS
MD. HOMES. JU. $4,000.
"a
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AVIATION
BoATS

PIPER J-3 1946 metal spar; Just re-
licensed. Call Bob, LO. 4-7313,
wkdys. and Sat. to 2 pm. -28
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

WE NEED MONEY
ON end TRUST NOTES
Some seasoned. all behind buildine
ard loan 1St trusts, secured on clean
District property. Call Mr.: COIN
RA. S-6640 and RIA. 6-1104.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED
SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

.TLANTIC CITY-Duplex, brick; &
rms. and bath, each floor; newly
furn.. and dec; 100 yds. from
boardwalk; $4,000. HU. 3-3646
ATLANTIC CITY = Ftve-rm. apt.
newly dec; sleeps 3; "a block from
boardwalk; $3.50 season. HUI. 3-3646
BETHANY BEACH, DEL.-Cottase;
bedrms.. liv. rm., kit, bath
Sleeps 8: $500 season. Ewes. EN-.
2-6916; /. T. GRAVATTE, Realtor,
KITTY HAWK, N. C.-Rent large,
single and duplex cottages. New,
furnished, modern. Approx 900 #.
from ocean. EN-. 2-69Sl. 20"
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TRAILERS
GARAGES

PARKING LOT FOR RENT-Rear
2519 Pa. ave. NV. Two lge. spaces
will take trucks: easy access; $15
mo. for spaces. McCREA, RE.
1924. daily. 8 to 8. %
VIC. 18th AND NJ N.W.-For rent;
brick, concrete A.. running water,
parking only. HO. 1881. 80
F!REPROOF, daylight bldg, lift
door. suitable gar, lgt, mfg, stor-
age, 30x55. AID. 2-7147. -28
GARAGE for storage; rear 6110 14th
st: NV; reasonable. RA. 3-S624.
ave. $3.50. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.,
1929 x st. NV. MA 2-Q352 IA
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DOWNTOWN
Two.story bldg, approx. 19x2S on
each floor; excellent for workshop,
warehouse, ETC.; reas. rent. To in
Spect call
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
Realtors
1415 K st. NV. ME, S-54OO
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TRUCKS FOR SALE (cont.)
JEEP WORKHORSE

1853: new; 1000 miles; perfect and
. bargain. Telephone AP. 7-6333
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MUST UNLOAD!
TRICK SPENTAT
Your GMC Truck Dealer
CENTRAL MOTORS
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

O14N I 4VzAA 41O O1CO
ARLINGTON ALEXANDRA
200 LEE HWY. 1901 ORONOCO ST
IA. 2-7O00 Till 8 PM. OV. 3-15O(
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LAND

Is your protection against imitation.
Track; ideal for units or homes;
conv. to everything, incl. schools.
Only $500 down will buy, excel.
financing with plenty of time to
develop. Til pm, ST. 3-0550.
DOROTHY K. WINSTON q co.
Evening star., 1953-11-02
Miss Russell
Is sEngqged

Announcement has been made
by Mrs. Harry Kerr Russell of
Winchester, Va, of the engage
ment of her daughter, Virginia
Cover, to Mr.. Howard Arthur
Holland, son of Mr.. j. Peter Hol-
land and the late Mrs. Holland
Of Norfolk. The wedding will
take place in January.
Miss Russell, daughter of the
late Mr.. Russell, was graduated
from Holton Arms Junior College.
For the past two years she has
been director of the Department
of the Queen and Her Court of
the Shenandoah Apple Blossom
Festival.
Mr.. Holland was graduated
from the University of Virginia
Law School and is now trust
officer Of the Shenandoah VAL
ley National Bank of Winchester.
He is a member of Sigma Kappa
fraternity and is president of
the Winchester Rotary Club. He
served in the Navy for four
years, retiring to inactive duty
with the rank Of commander.
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Exclusively Yours---'=''r '.~+
Anna Roosevelt and Husband Visit Capital Over Week End:
Washington Women Apt Be Busy on the 18th of January

Anna Roosevelt and her
husband, DR.. James Halstead,
were in town this past week
end and treated to a brace of
parties. They came in from
Los Angeles on Friday to stay
with the Ernest Lindleys, who
gave a cocktail-supper for
them that evening. Saturday,
Hugh and Helen Perrin, life
long friends of Jim Halstead's
going back to Boston days,
gave a luncheon for them, and
that evening Jane Ickes gave
a big dinner party for the
daughter Of the former Presi-
dent and her husband.
The HalSteadS are in the
east for medical meetings in
Hot Springs, will whip up to
New York before heading back
westward. Anna looked
healthy and blooming and her
husband confessed he is costa
tically happily.
X X y y
It seems like a fairly safe
bet that almost no Washing
ton woman over IS will be free
on the evening of January IA.
# you have a dinner, dance or
date in mind for that evening,
change it. For that's the
night that the greatest movie
lover of the century will come
back to the screen. Rudolph
Valentino no doubt knew that
for the female audience he
was the matinee artist beyond
compare, but it is doubtful if
even he suspected that Wash
ington's conservative, fine, old
Corcoran Art Gallery would
eventually show his pictures.
1.-THE Son Of the Shiek" is one
Of the eight memorable silent
films that the Association of
the Corcoran Art Gallery is
offering this year in its new,
stepped-up many-sided pro-
gram.
OF course most women of
35 never saw the great Valen-
tino. They were small fry when
he was at the height of a
career that was abruptly
ended by his early death. But
they can remember how their
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mothers and auntS raved and
, female curiosity being what it
is-well, the gallery should be
crowded with art lovers that
evening.
The gallery has also insti-
gated a series Of international
art films that began with a
British group last Thursday.
This is the brainchild of Ger
trude Lamont Jones who, by
the way, gave a bon voyage
cocktail party Saturday for
her husband. Matthew. Matt
takes off this week for Paris
where Gertie will join him
when the children's school is
out in May. He is going over
for the State Departments
Recommendations branch.
The gathering was also
housewarming. The Joneses
have just moved to a house on
Cleveland avenue. Having in
mind the famous Maryland
estate, His Lordship's Kind
ness. they named this, His
Lordship's Hardship.
The Swedish Ambassador
and Nine. Bohemian asked a
few friends to drop by the
other afternoon to meet the
newest additions to the en-
bassy circle. Countess Douglas
already knew some of the
guests having been here a few
weeks, but brand-new arrivals
were the Economic Counselor
and Nine. Eric Won Sydow
pronounced Seedov). All
three are attractive. Both
women are blond and good
looking. The Won Sydows had
only been here a week but had
found a house in Spring Valley
and were working out the
school problem for their small
children.
The former Mrs. Raymond
Guest was there with Kay
Rose, having come up from
Front Royal. Va. to- be her
houseguest. Assistant Secre-
tary Of State and Mrs. Jack
Cabot dropped by and so did
the Portuguese Ambassador,
and the British Minister and
Mrs. Rickett, Gontran Juniac
Evening star., 1953-11-02
Tea to Honor
The Bonnets

French Ambassador and Nine.
Bonnet will be the guests Of
honor at a tea to be given Sat-
urday by the President Of the
Alliance Francaise Of Washing
ton and Nine. de Limur at their
residence, 1924 r street NV.
Mrs. John R. Benney, secre-
tary-treasurer of the Alliance,
announces that members of the
organization are invited to at
tend the 4:30 to 6 o'clock tea.
The first lecture of the season
to be sponsored by the Alliance
will be delivered by the we'll
known French lecturer, M. Ar
mand Hoog, at the Cosmos Club
on Friday, November 13. at S
o'clock. His subject will be. La
vie litteraire contemporaries a
Paris"
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Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Reid Nc
Namara of Wilobob Heights,
Fulton, N. Y, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Mary A., to Capt. John A. Muir
ply, U. S. A. F. He is the
son of Mrs. William G. Murphy
of this city and the late Mai.
Murphy, U. S. A. The wedding
will take place in Fulton in
January.
Miss Mcnamara was grad
uated from St. Mary of the
Woods College in 1852. She is
"a chemist with the Solvay Pro-
cess Co., and her father is
general sales manager of the
Sealright Co. of Fulton.
Capt. Murphy is a graduate
of Millikin University, class of
1850. He entered military serv-
ice in 1912 and served through
out World War II in the Pacific
area. He now is stationed at
the Air Force base at Osceola,
Wis.
Evening star., 1953-11-02
Miss Guider
Is Married

st. Rose of Lima Church in
Littleton, N. H., was the scene
October 81 OF. the marriage of
Miss Elizabeth Hogan Guider,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
William Guider of Littleton,
formerly of Washington, to Mr..
Arthur Wilson Milan. He is
the son of Mrs. Robert Richard
son Milan of Jacksonville. Fla.
and the late Mr.. Milan.
The Right Rev. Maurice S.
Sheehy, professor of philosophy
at Catholic University in this
city, officiated at the ceremony
which was followed by a recep-
tion at Adair, home of the
brides parents.
Mrs. Milan attended the
Potomac School here; Gardner
School and the School of Ameri-
can Ballet in New York, and
was graduated from Mount
Vernon Seminary in Washing
ton and the American Academy
of Dramatic Arts in New York.
She is the granddaughter of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
j. Hogan of Washington and
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. James
F. Guider of Syracuse, N. Y.
Mr.. Milan is an alumnus
of Phillips Academy, Andover.
Mass, and was graduated in
1850 from Yale, where he was
a member of Elihu and Zeta Psi.
In 1853 he graduated from the
Law School of Columbia Uni
verSity, and served in the Navy
in 1945-46. He is a grandson
of Mrs. Lorenzo Wilson of New
York and the late Mr.. Wilson,
and of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob R. Milan of Jacksonville.
After a wedding trip to Cali
fornia, Mr.. and Mrs. Milan will
live in Jacksonville, where he
will practice law.
Evening star., 1953-11-02
Society News

With the Washington social
season of 1953-54 off to a roar
ing start, news Of Senators and
their families begins to trickle
In.
Most of the members, of the
Upper House are still away on
vacations, politicking in their
home States or attending meet
ingS hither and yon, but a few
have come home to ,roost in
their adopted homes.
Senator and Mrs. Clinton
Anderson of New Mexico were
in town for a couple of days
over the week end but have re-
turned to Albuquerque until the
first of the year. Their sum-
mer's main event was getting
acquainted with a new grand
son, four-month-old John Lom-
ond Roberts, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Roberts.
Kefouvers Beck
Mrs. Estes Kefauver, wife Of
the Senator from Tennessee, is
back in town with their brood.
The Senator will not be back
here permanently until Christ
mas time but; plans to come up
from his home State off and on.
It was a busy week end in this
household. The activity was
caused, of course, by the young
Evening star., 1953-11-02

and Jean Daridan of the
French Embassy, Meta Evans,
and Mrs. Gregor Bendz, wife
of the former Swedish Agri-
cultural Attache here, who is
in Washington for a month
to look after some business.
Swiss Counselor Andre Bois-
sier and his chic wife Jasmin
were also on hand. the former
explaining to yours truly how
come some Of the finest
watches and best cheese are
made by the same people. Ac-
cording to Andre they both
take lots of training and time
and the Swiss are a patient
people.
The Chevy Chase Club was
jammed to the teeth Satur.
day night for its annual Hal
loween party. Meyer Davis was
down to play for it. Skeletons,
bats and honest-to-goodness
broomsticks hung from the
ceiling. the latter with effec-
tive witches attached-nobody
you know though.
, There were dinner parties
galore and a flock of people
came in afterwards for dane
ing. Charlotte and Gray Fos-
ter were there. stopping in
Washington en- route to Florida
for the winter. The Justin
Bowersocks were among the
400 present as were Vice
Admiral and Mrs. Ralph Riggs.
Joe and Elizabeth Noel and
that frequent twosome Rahel
Fitch and Fontaine Broun;
the David Sterlings, the Fred
dy Merrills, Bill McComb,
Dolly Corbin with Pat Gar
van who was fresh in from
Little Rock; and Julie Ans
berry twirling with Dick Hunt.
Evening star., 1953-11-02
Miss Bornun1 Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. William Frederic
Barnum of Takoma Park, Md.
announce the recent marriage
of their daughter Jean to Mr..
Millard Fillmore Harty, jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harty of Port
Washington, N. Y. The wedding
took place in St. Stephens Epis-
copal Church in Port Washing
ton and a reception followed at
the home of the bridegroom's s
parents.
The couple went to Canada for
a wedding trip and will reside
in Detroit.
Evening star., 1953-11-02

in London, where Capt. Naquin
is on duty as Chief of the Navy
Section Of the Military Assis-
tance Advisory Group to the
United Kingdom. Their son,
Christopher stayed in this coun-
try and is attending Bulls Pre-
paratory School.
Miss Naquin was graduated
from st. Agnes School for Girls,
attended Randolph-Maco Wom-
ans College and was gradu-
ated from George Washington
University, where she was a
member of Chi Omega fratern-
ity. She also attended the Insti-
tute of Languages and Linguis-
tics of Georgetown University.
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Miss Una Mel. Walker.

Miss Una Mel. Walker.
Leaving on the Britannica for
England November 5 will be
Royal Navy Comdr. and Mrs.
Robert H. Graham, who were
married October "a in Christ
Church, Georgetown.
The bride is the former Miss
Una Mcleod Walker, daughter
of Mr.. Harry Walker and the
late Mrs. Walker of Dunedin,
New Zealand. The bridegroom
is the son of Mr.. Walter H. Ora
ham and the late Mrs. Graham
of Twardreath, Cornwall. Eng
land.
The reception was held in the
Falls Church home of the brides
sister, Mrs. Bruce D. Rindlaub.
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VisitinQ Aunt

Mr.. Lewis Williams of the
Greenbrier Hotel, White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va, is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. A. B. Cleek, and Mrs.
Naomi Hedricks Of this city. Mr..
Williams has been a patient at
the U. S. Army hospital at Camp
Pickett, Va. since being in a
serious accident last June and is
still unable to return to his job
at the Greenbrier.
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Invitations Issued

Invitations have been issued
by the Charge d'Affaires of the
Philippine Embassy and Mrs.
Abello for a reception on No
vember 4. The party will take
place at 10:30 following the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra con-
cert
Evening star., 1953-11-02

Purcell willie,
Va, were pre-
Sented last
Thursday t o
her majesty,
Queen Eliza
beth II. The
occasion was
the formal
evening party
at Buck in g.
ham Palace
for members
of the Dip1o-
matte Corps.
The Naquins
Is:
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Home From Europe

Mrs. Daniel j. Carr has re-
turned to Washington after a
two-year stay in Europe, much
of which time was spent in Ger
many visiting her son-in-law
and daughter, 1t. Col. and Mrs.
Thomas Stacey. Mrs. Carr will
be at the Hotel Brighton for
the winter.
Evening star., 1953-11-02

Miss Frances Lorraine Naquin
and her parents, Navy Capt. and
Mrs. Oliver F. Naquin of Wash
ington and White Pump Farm,
Evening star., 1953-01-24

Keeper in smail once. NJ sestion.
b-day Wk.; pleasant once. and Worke
ing conditions. Apply Mr.. NorriA
KANE Z TRANSFER Co. aliS 5t6
CEEkk:TxPIsT. under 80: i've Wire
.tarsins sassTs s4s Rspid sedSasase. .dSsnce.
msnt possible. co. 6-i0l4. mn.
cEEEsk.sTYPIsr. SEsk.s'Y only .xp.r. need fS sp.
ply. to work IN auto parts wholesale
firm; pleasant surroundings. good
working cond.: Sh-day Wk., good
pay. hosp, ins. dement's. Apply 70
AUS. PARTS. 1850 r st. NV. DK.
CIERK.TYPIsT, accurate with Xxs-
own handwriting, stating dual
ifications; salary S56 week. write
C.GRk Ell esSih' k.TYfrsTeE5-day ST. week " With
business section: conditioned Of.
CLERK-TYFIsT. eh,cient for insur-
SospitsIiaation s and NE Ne insarsSce: isSassSs:
! salary $46 to start. Do. 7-109O.
to act as secretary
specialist; no shorthand requiredS
$500 per mo-: 5ta-day Nk. II In.
terested. call MRS. DERR at yN.
cLEnRsK.TYPrsT-oenerai once ,nT work;
week. Apply METAL LIMB MANU-
FACTURERS. 1913 Hall st. So