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SMAII, FARM
400-ACRE FARM
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

NR. SALT WATER POToMAC-ovsr
seven thousand ft. new paved rd.
frontaEe; "a miles Capitol. :. 285 g.
Sc. ss Nd MSER 13S r e scs sof sss q 81 stsf e. s4S
66OO BLOCK OxON HILL RD.-1a-
acre hiy S lot o%s eSnsi6srea dised ideal es tor
brook lane: S1,450. Info. 10.
BETHESDA. ALTA VISTA GARDENS,
2ue4 lets s9saaG sa and paHsa eHfS 'fEsss ets
cost with paid improvements for
both. $1,000. GEORGE w. ROB-
ERTsosNi; n IRsEALToR@ 1882 Wis. aNSe.'
SO g. 6oWS17ror S5SRs7 . M-acrs rambler 1aS
vile I'd, past Silver spring, Md;
SEMIDET.; 1S lots; utilities In; street
on grade: Riverdale; 3 blocks from
new hwy. AP. 7-2925.
IF IT'S LAND YOU WANT - Apt:
house land. Md. and Va; commercial
and sewer. building lots. etc. Call
G. LEWIS cAPUT1. Realtor. JE. q
ToWA 1taPi OF FAIRFAX. SO level acres
for subdivision. water and sewer
X SXailaSle Ses sAEAH .Ses I scoI s5s1s :fciusiys
14S ACRES. biack-top road. wide
frontage. 8 mi. from Fairfax. ideal
for subdivision. A. B. STANLEY.
Crescent 864. -17
TWO EXCELLENT LOTS. 100000.
each in Franklin Forest; l blk. from
ovfRES9kINS ATIiREtSp lSs P66FoSsSS 81 sISSSa SaR1vER
Haif-acre homesites. 8 mi. from
D. c.; Oxon Hill, Md; streets and
water. LO. 1850.
MAGNIFICENT 8 TO B-ACRE HOME
SITE ESTATES, some wooded. clear
some with lovely streams; various
locations. The largest and nnest Sc
lection Prince Georges County; M Y;
Park. Md. Phone Union 4-7649;
LOTS OR ACREAGE. % to e5 miles
from D, C. in Virginia; 166.acre
farm between winchester and Front
APPROXIMATELY e1a ACRES. fea-
lures cleared ground and small
home; So. 500 down, $40 mo-: close
in; Price. $4,000. WOOD CO., 10
Sligo tESOi CREEK PKwY.-11s #. by
ehsTER cafETE ave; coNsT' T'70o coRP. sss 'Fa. TA..
$1,000 or EN-. 2-4794.
BY OWNER-1O to Is acres for sale
for building lots. Call Gaithersburg
BURNiNa ijiseHiS TREE ESTATES in the
country, club area of Bradley blyd
Out Bradley blvd. to our sign, op-
posite Bethesda Country Club, ROB
1NSON, JU. 7-7117; eves.' JU. g.
cOLgEsv1LLE FARMs-Desirable acre
estates, from 81 800, in the Coles
to school: Out ColeSyllls1 gns1TsoN I'd; FoTtf UT
2S4ii + eyes eVT sis9 81. ssSfes EGH5sSoN' 'o
a11 ACRES OF LAND, partly wooded.
Em ear el1bio fis her'a sfter O'Clock Pm. 2'Ps! 10!
LOT FOR SALE. Chevy Chase section.
Approx. 90-ft. frontage. 100 #. deep.
$4,000. EN-. 2-1510 after 2 O'Clock
ss,o Z, 90 900 SQUARE FEET-Heart Of Ar
lington. Good for ONCE building
with first.fioor or- stores torres hotel; 9asG 1asSe
fsSggi9s sogg e faEEPs, isR1sP fs fsc 'A' GHoO Is
AGREAGEnoveI 14Q 9,,s.; acres in Sleepy - s|o
can be zoned suburban.; reasonably
priced. HOLLEY-THOMPSON, Realty.
1 ka; AcRE S;V5Soi 81 oBiRADDocK RD., Centre
vile, Va. Priced for quick sale.
$H'6so; 81 sssSS Cal JOSEPH w. sEAY co.
POTOMAC HUNT AREA
$500 to 1000 per acre, Exclusive
Kennels. ise. wooded sites. Of 4
acres and up. On q hard-surfaced
road. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
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BUSINESS PROF. WANTED
STORES COR RENT

PPROxnIATELY 600 sq. It. indus
trial space, for light manufacturing;
will share. OV. 3-S9S2. IL
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Confined on Ne7 Pase)
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COLUMBIA PIKE

Near Glebe I'd: Q rooms, modern
bldg; reasonable. 1907 Columbia
nike IA r-1RR0 DO
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EXCEL. LOCATION. 18th and You
SITS. NV: 22x75; completely furn.
for restaurants Good for other busi-
NEAR CouRT Tj HOUSE. $500 sa. IT.
plus full bsmt.; parking for cars.
Call Mr.. Fischer. DREYFUSS BROS,
Ma. S-O5S2. HO. 2-2S49. -17
End COMMERCIAL. 500 3rd st. Sc
l.70lN 50. IT., loading dock, loft.
ceiliha. overhead door. Call Ii.
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AUToMoTIVE MISC.

I'M nart: 9GNHlNT aSe foT sais 3 Ely ymoatai a4nii4 all
Complete front end for 80
or 81 De Soto. Reasonable. Call
UN, 4-6555. IL
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IoUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

DUPLEX, brick. 5 rms. and bath each
floor, newly furn. and dec: 100 yds.
fT9W 9T bears SoarsTa1l1k; H11 aaals a4 soo Ats1tic
ATLANTIC CTTY-5-rm. apt; newly
dec: sleeps 8: " block from board
walk; $3.50 per season. HU. 3-3646.
IL
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LOANS

$4,000 TO $780, 900 CASH to loan
up to 8 yrs. Box 231 &c. Star. III
s zenapcs a3;5 LES bNrs bbNTERESd
consolidate your present trusts.
thereby reducing monthly payment
ana interest and give you any BAL
ance in cash Call MR. MILLER
NE. S.1220; evenings, LA. 6-5194
2nd AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
Immediate service. Call ma. S-6540
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
1014 K Ct. NV. t11th and K)
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WAREHOUSES For RENT
CHOICE WAREHOUSES;

DISTRICT
vi witS s'E, s,,e5a q sa' :. ft: caD''0l ''-ome'
(2) NE, near New York ave.-Of-
flee and truck docks; $500 SO. It,,
plus 10000 so. #. of yard.
go S.W.. near Navy Yaru-7.O0 sd
#, plus 5000 SO. #. Of yard.
az S.W.. wholesale market area
Will build 5000 or $4,000 so. It,
to suit tenant. Can refrigerate all
(55 s.W.. of s. Capitol st.-R.R
siding, loading docks, air-condi-
toned off1ces with $4,000 50. it.
VIRGINIA
az Alexandria-3.000 50. It., plus
(Sl No. / hwy; 100000 50. It. with
private parking, TT. siding and
truck docks. Can divide.
MARYLAND
(1) BeltSville RI. siding, yard,
loading docks with office; 10000
VI WEINBERG Il g. BUSH, INC.
l7o7 H st. NV. Realtors. Ma.
1904 HALF ST. Sc.
Approx. 5000 50. #. zoned industrial.
2O-ft. ceiling. Loading dock. Gas
heat. 500 amp. elec. service. Shown
MICHAEL eli WALSH & SON
1911 Eye st. NV. RE. 7-Sss2
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DESK SPACE
FARMS
GOOD FARMS

3-ACRE CHICKEN RANCH, 8 room
modern home; driving distance to
Wash; q real buy; S12.760.
16O-ACRE STOCK or dairy farm.
close-in; large stream. with 60-acIe
meadow; good grazinE or cropland;
STOCK FARM. 100 acres.
long road frontage: only S19.600.
Better see this In . hurry.
lO0-ACRE FAMILY DAIRY FARM.
good bldgs... excellent herd and new
machinery: buyer can continue with
out additional expense: everything
5Sc IfIiSH9' soo-AcRE stock farm.
carrying 100 head now; spacious 12-
room home. with large trees and
hard d-road frcntage: Se2: GOO:
lO0-ACRE DAIRY FARM. near Fred
erick; $4,000. 7.room and bath
stone home. dairy barn. bank barn.
gilo. gear garage; $4,000 VIII ham
;0o-AcRR STOCK and dairy farm.
12-room modern stone house, 4
other homes. 2 huge bank barns.
dairy barn, SiioS; abundance Of
everything needed: within driving
distance of Wash.
3TOP IN our ONCE on q. 3. 240 In
Gaithershurg where you can get .
iAfRs ssIeSsiSD' cLosED THURSDAYS
RIPLEY = ROMER, INC.
oWAVT0nm q eATTEyWDSRyTnr OnO
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Cattle or Dairy Farm
Beautiful rolling acreage. over 600
acre tract with ! mi. road frontage;
1O-rm. house; dairy barn. chicken
houses; some timber. wells; fenced;
springs in every field. Ready for
occupancy and immediate use. Near
Washington. See this farm.
JOSEPH w. SEAY CO.,
Falls Church. Va.
JE. 2-262O
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GARAGES

FIREPRoOF, DAYLIGHT BLDG. 30x
55.. lift. door. Ia IT. ceiling. At
14th and @ stS. NV. AID. 2-7147.
9O6 I1th ST. N.w.-Gar. In rear. app.
19x2S on each f.. 2 stories; excel.
for workshop. warehouse; reas. rent.
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO..
1415 K st. NV, ME. S-540O.
DOWNTOWN - Open parking lot,
space avail. at 18th and sts. NV.
dupont Circiel; 24-hour parking
privil.; SIS per mo. SHANNON &
LUCHs co. 1905 H street NV.
REAR FA 7fV S7i4 QUARRY RD.-Price, $40
mo. Phone A. s. ECONOMON, JU.
7-9429. Ia
$40 8th ST. N.E.-share double ga
rage, So mo.
532 18th st. me-, rear. No. and No.
r, $40 mo. ca.
534 18th st. NE, rear. No. 10, $40
per mo.
Rear 716 9th st. ne. With storage
space over 3 garages. $25 mo. Call
ZAGAMI REALTY, Ii. 7-9377.
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COOL RANCH HOUSE
Surrounded by trees, this masonry
the "a acre; radiant heat. must be
miles of pipes. Living room 2Sx1S
and what a view from picture win
dows!' Fireplace. and bookcases
cover end Of living room; all-electric
bath and many closets; attached
garage. In an excellent community
near Annandale: no stoplights to
D. c. by Shirley hwy. Only $19,950.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

WANTED-2nd-trus notes, running
s yrs. or less, under $1,000; re-
Quire substantial equity. and. AZ dis
count % per VI; Write description to
FIRST fSs lssNf; AND snar' sna TRUST LOANS ANS on
Money to meet your budget require
ments; advice on your financial mat
ters; utmost courtesy. Let us con-
solidate your debts under one loan.
"a Can yRFsE RE s9osF1snes os9s Mr. ana sERMASKE inMtfASKEy
BARToW REALTY CO. Realtors
and AND $rS Trust NOTES pur-
fhSsSs a1Ga p pFe6Ps soHNss sstiGn sE Ff 4seo
FTRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate;
monthly payments. p. J. WALSHE.
INC, 1115 Eye st; NV, ma S.646S.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST. We
nearby Nd. or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MoRTGAGE a. IN
NV. MA. 8-5833.
End TRUSTS ARLINGTON AREA.
Immed. action. McClaine Properties
210O Wilson Blvd Arl.. ia. 2-3300
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
Mr.. oUfcKURA. 6-341s II.
AMP5E l1P5E Gas CASH e EoE 3 2nd AND a p SES y5
HOMES. Mr.. PERCY. JU. $4,000
319 EIG BLDG. Sill SPG.. MD.
End TRUSTS
Second trusts wanted. Top prices paid.
Cash today RA. 6-22s1. IA. S-6676.
Day or evenings. -22
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EARAS tcent.l
Cattle or Dairy FARM

NEW sTRoUT CATALO0 tust outI
Mailed free 81 States. STROUT
REALTY, 711.A woodward BldR..
Washington. Sterling 3-37S4.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

0RLANDO-This is q good place to
live and either fish, work or retire.
Write us for information on homes,
business, groves and income prop
erty. o. P. SWOPE. Realtor. go e.
Pine street. Orlando. Florida. al
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STORES FOR RENT (cOnt.) }

OF NEW STORES ready Fri.
day; best. location in Wheaton, Nd;
an rented but. one; 1890; limestone
'front.', large show window; Of street
parking. MR.. JOHNSON, JU. 6-234k
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

MODERN. CLEAN, 2 or 3 bedrm.
home, in D.. c., or nearby Md. Sc.
preferred; have substantial cash.
MRS COX. LU. 2-S136 or ST.
WANTED-s.E.. 3-bedroom home: will
pay all cash. MR.. RAUCH. 20.
LIST Now for spring market. Prompt
cash sales. EN-. 2-69l6. L. T.
GRAyATTE, Realtor. 1918 K st. NV.
COOP. clean. 3 or 4-bedrm. home
E. G.; sast cash client; ogodG yoIGT & co.
DIRECT FROM OWNER - 3-bedrm.
brick bungalow or Cape Cod: near
transportation and shopping, Ia
koma Park, Silver Spring. Alex. or
Arl. area: from $4,000 to $4,000,
substantial cash. Call JU. 5-62O7
PRIVATE fiFyf + p'P 'PPARrY win pay cash for
Groom house; between $4,000 to
$4,000. Call after 5 pm, EN-.
RETuRNING G. I. wants to buy a
bungalow or rambler in NV. Bethes-
da or Silver Spring; will have SIS,
900 to $4,000 cash. Box 274-A, Star.
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Truant Tenant

Play hockey f y, from my your a1.h landlord! a
payment of S56.S7. with S2.7O0
cash. Why build an equity in an
apt. bldg. when you can build your
own? Two bedrms.. expansible at
near Oak st. School Drop your
rent receipts-pick up and call.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-9300
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$500 DOWN
10-Room House on Nearly
% Acres
z miles from Fairfax and fronting a
macadam road for nearly 1000 It.
the house needs repair, but has elec.
and plumbing and sits on q hill with
big trees. Price. $4,000; $500
down. bal. $100 per mo. Your spare
time invested in improving this prop
erty will add rapidly to its value.
Shown exclusively by
MASON HIRST
Va. Phone JE. 2-7447.
SMALL FARM
Nice 6-rm. frame house. well located
on 55 acres; so acres cleared, 5 in
timber; oil heat: well-built house:
good small barn and other build
ings; apple trees: reasonably priced:
committing distance to Washington.
40O-ACRE FARM
Nr. Germantown. 3 beautiful houses,
tenant house. dairy barn, 2 silos.
aluminium machine building: all in
Al condition: TT head white faced
Angus; can be had with or with
out stock.
To see these and other farms in
Montgomery or Howard Counties,
call Mr.. Muse at
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
EN-. $1,000
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SUMMER
COMMERCIAL

on . very busy highway lead
ing to ID. C.'s nearest summer coll
oYlies. Ideal site for gas station,
barbecue or general store: terms to
Exclusive with
JOSEPH r. LITTLE
WO. 0-0330. Ewes, JU. e-S229.
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Evening star., 1953-07-21

MISS OIdTd y. OWIIIhs
Miss Clara Joan Swink was re-
Gently married at the University
Park Church OF the Brethren to
Mr.. Moray Lee Gates, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gates of
Pittsburgh, Pa. the bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Swink of Riverdale, Md.
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Society News

Ofncials in the Little Cabinet
circle are, for the most part,
hard at work at their desks or
of on official trips. Some few
are fortunate enough to have a
weekend out of town with their
families, but not a few families
are standing-by waiting for a
chance at a real vacation trip.
Undersecretary of Commerce
and Mrs. Robert Blaine Murray
are recently back from Denver,
where he went on business for
the department. Mrs. Murray
will be off to New York for a
few days trip later in the week
and they are hoping to open
their home in Manchester, VT,
for a few weeks, at least, before
the summer is over. In the
meantime they are enjoying
their air-cooled apartment in
the Greenbrier.
Undersecretary of Agriculture
and Mrs. True D. Morse have
taken a house at 706 Wyndale
road in Chevy Chase, but have
been here only long enough to
take possession. Undersecretary
Morse then went off Immediately
to London, where he is a dele
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Miss Shelton
Married To
lit. Bartlett

Miss Joyce Marie Shelton,
daughter of Mrs. Hal Shelton
of Waco, Tex, and the late Mr..
Shelton, became the bride of
1t. George Patterson Bartlett,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Bart
lett of Silver Spring. The Rev.
DR.. w. w. Melton performed the
ceremony which took place on
July 10 at the Columbus Avenue
Baptist Church in Waco.
A reception was held at the
home of the brides grand
mother, Mrs. j. T. Skies.
After a wedding trip to Wash
ington and Maryland, 1t. and
Mrs. Bartlett will make their
home in Houston, Tex, where
he is stationed at Ellington Air
Force Base.
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Are Held

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Bowie
are living at Oak Grove, Va.
since their return from a we'd
ding trip. They were married
recently. the ceremony taking
place in st. Mary's Episcopal
Church at Colonial Beach, Va,
the Rev. Treadwell Dawson Of
f1ciating.
Mrs. Bowie is the former Miss
Frances Marie Miller, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Francis
Miller of Alexandria. Mr.. Bowie
is the son of Mrs. Elizabeth w.
Bowie of Oak Grove and the late
Mr.. Charles w. Bowie.
Stinson- Townsend
Announcement of the marriage
of Miss Jane Evelyn Townsend
to Mr.. John M. Stinson has been
made by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William E. Townsend of
Greenbelt. Md. The recent we'd
ding took place in the Greenbelt
Community Church, the Rev.
Robert G. Hull officiating.
Mr.. Stinson, who is the son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Stin-
son Of Nacogdoches, Tex, and
his bride are living in Washing
ton while he is on duty at the
Naval Air Station in Anacostia.
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Janice GoIdiner
Enq0qed to Wed

The engagement of Miss Janice
Goldiner to Mr.. Marvin Yalowitz
is announced by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Goldiner Of
Washington and Miami Beach,
Fla. The bridegroom-elect is the
son of Mr.. Sol Yalowitz of Uni
versity Heights, Ohio. and the
late Mrs. Yalowitz.
The bride-vo-be is a graduate
of the University of Miami. and
is presently employed at the
Navy Department in Washington.
Mr.. Yalowitz. who is a graduate
Of Western Reserve University of
Cleveland, just recently was dis
charged from the Army at Fort
Belvoir, Va. He is now asso-
ciated with his father in the
field of property management.
The couple will be married on
October II,
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Thon1oses In
Richmond Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Pendleton EN-
met Thomas III, are living in
Richmond, Va, since the COM
pletion of their wedding trip.
The marriage of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas, the latter formerly Miss
Dolores Mary Geuss, took place
June 27 in the Church of st.
Thomas More in Arlington, the
Rev. Henry A. Geuss, uncle of
the bride, officiating.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil w. Geuss and
Mr.. Thomas is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Otey Thomas of Rich
mond.
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House Guest

Captain and Mrs. Hal Bates
of Arlington will be hosts to
Mrs. Bates cousin, Mr.. Michael
E. A. Hamlin of Manhattan
Beach, Calf, for the next month.
Mr.. Hamlin flew in from Los
Angeles over the week end. Mrs.
Bates plans to accompany her
cousin on his return west in Au-
gust, at which time she will visit
her family, whom she has not
seen in over two years.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Kearns
of Latrobe, Pa, announce the
recent marriage of their daugh-
ter Kathryn to Mr.. Louis
Pugliese, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Pugliese of Vandergrift,
Pa, in the Holy Family Church,
Latrobe.
Mr.. Pugliese is now attending
Georgetown University Law
School.
The couple will reside at the
Argyle Apartments in this city.
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Hessler Photo.

Miss Patricia Beatrice Silk,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
James Silk of Arlington, Va,
recently became the bride of
Maj. Frederick Lee Harcourt,
Army Medical Corps, son of Mr..
and Mrs. James r. Harcourt of
Milroy, Ind. The wedding took
place at Walter Reed Memorial
Chapel with Maj. Angelus P.
Diemer, Army Chaplain, officiat-
ing.
Maj. Harcourt is a diplomat
of the American Board of Oto-
laryngology and is awaiting as
signment in the Far East Com
mand.
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1t. Col. and Mrs. Fred L.
Plahte announce the engage
ment of their daughter Bonnie
Heather to Mr.. John Robert
Dent, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George L. Dent of Arlington, Va.
The bfide-elect is a recent
graduate of Washington Lee
High School.
Mr.. Dent attended Virginia
Polytechnic Institute, where he
was a member Of the German
Club. He is now serving with the
United States Army.
Evening star., 1953-07-21

Our Lady Of Lourdes Church
In Arlington was the scene re-
Gently of the wedding of Miss
ELISA Fay Calabrese, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. David A. Gala
brese of Arlington, and Mr.. Jo-
seph Richard Spriggs, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Simon Elbin of Ever
ett, Pa. The Rev. Charles A.
Ryan off1ciated.
The couple will reside in Alex
andria.
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MRS. FORREST z. MILES
The Former
Miss Carolyn HI. Gould.
Miss Carolyn H. Gould, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Gould, was recently married to
Mr.. Forrest z. Miles, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry A. Miles. Rabbi
Harry Silverstone performed the
ceremony, which was held at the
Hotel 2400.
Evening star., 1953-05-09
Realty
Revue

A Virginia Associated Press
survey had some interesting re-
suits this week. Bankers and
brokers told reporters that. in
general, if prices change, they
will go slightly downward that
cost of building will remain about
the same, with. perhaps a slight
decline in the cost of materials;
and that banks are a bit more
conservative in appraisals.
X X X X
All surveys, all predictions-in
fact every statement you hear
must be listened to with a certain
amount of doubt. Who knows a
great deal about the dark and
devious future? Not many of us.
We all have our own ideas. But
who of us knows with exactitude
what the next minute, much less
the next six months. will bring In
this troubled old world?
x X X X
George w. DeFranceaux, presi-
dent of Frederick w. Berens, Inc,
this week announced the firm
had approved a construction loan
and permanent financing for a
379-unit military rental housing
project at Indian Head, Md. The
loan amount was $2,719,60O.
Completion is expected within Is
months.
Peitro Belluschi, dean of the
School of Architecture and Plan
ming at Massachusetts, Institute
of Technology, will be one OF the
speakers at the American 1nsti-
tute of Architects convention in
Seattle June Is to 10.
X X X X
The Master Builders Associa-
ton, Inc, will meet at 6 pm.
Tuesday at the Mayf1ower Hotel.
X X X X
The Alexandria Arlington =
Fairfax Real Estate Board WILL
be host to the fourth meeting OF
the Brokers Clinic at 7:45 pm
Thursday in the George Mason
Hotel, Alexandria.
X X X
The annual stag outing of the
Washington Real Estate Boaro
will be held at the Annapolis
Roads Club, near Annapolis, June
9. Program chairman is Carlton
U. Trexler. Events will start al
$3.50 am. Dinner: 5 to 7 pm
Reservations may be made after
May Is.
4 X X X
Veterans who plan to seek Gl
loans from private lenders fol
homes or farms should apply tC
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MIR. MILLER.
MIR. BROWN.

rates constitutes a complete sur
render to the mortgage lenders" +"
4 X X X
Housing and Home Financing
Administrator Albert M. Cole,
speaking before the National Re-
tail Lumber Dealers Association
here this week, had a different
view. He said the interest rate
increase represents an impor-
tant step towards assuring that
this years housing production
will continue at the high annual
volume required to meet housing
needs" In Mr.. Coles view, the
country needs a million new
homes a year.
X X X y
A public tour of Holm Hills
houses will be held between noon
and 6 pm. tomorrow to benefit
the Holm Hills Community
House Fund. The community is
located two miles south of Alex
andria, off Fort Hunt road.
X X X X
More aforementioned homes
are predicted for the Washing
ton area. Duffy Brokers, Inc,
and j. c. Duffy. Inc, announced
this week they are going ahead
with two developments of this
kind, one in Bethesda and the
other in Silver Spring.
X X
April construction activity was
S per cent above that of the cor
responding month last year, the
Evening star., 1953-05-09
MIR. CHAPMAN.

Bureau of Labor Statistics re-
ported this week. Residential
work alone rose 4 per cent above
the same month in 1852.
X X X
The annual dinner-meeting of
the District Society of Profess
sional Engineers is scheduled for
6 pm. May Is in the Continental
Hotel, North Capitol street, be-
tween D and E-StreetS.
Evening star., 1953-05-09
MIR. DENTON.

the Veterans Administration
regional Office for certificates Of
eligibility, VA announced this
week.
The Maryland Division of the
Washington-M Metropolitan Chap
ter, American Institute of Archi-
tects, elected officers recently, as
follows: Dana B. Johannes,
president: Rhees Burket, vice
president; Benjamin P. Elliott.
secretary, and Ted Englehardt,
treasurer.
Clarence w. Gosnell, Inc, had
an interesting announcement
this week that falls into the news
category. The firm said that 4
per cent mortgage money is still
available for a limited number of
homes for veteran buyers in its
Bucknell Manor subdivision be-
low Alexandria, despite the boost
in interest rates to AZ per cent
announced by the Government
last Saturday. The firm has built
more than $500 homes in the
Washington area.
X X X +
Harry c. Bates, chairman of
the American Federation Of
Labor'S Housing Committee, this
week called the Governments
interest rate boost on CT and
FILA houses a part and parcel
of the wrecking operation which
is fast dismantling the Nations
housing program"
Mr.. Bates added:
'"The boost in housing interest
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-11-13

Read the Birthday Greetings
column. It's reminder to many
Of the birthdays Of their friends.
Those friends will appreciate a
card from you.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-11-13

This paper does not charge for
news However. II does not run
advertising disguised NJ news
free!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-11-13

Universtys sensational sophomore half
the Red record sophomore with
games Mickey running mate is tied
Watkins Ohio State for Big Ten
scoring touchdowns each.
Big that the Rose Bowl on
against entry the western
sbes hopefully Of the eveng off between the Midwest
ability Looks like the evelng off
cess $ a long way
Friday had the pleasure of working official in the
football This to decide last place in
Big high the play by
carried three radio stations.
two Mankato stations
broadcast it.
idea of seriously state high schools
athletics addition the
pictures crows
to the bench
beautiful field Fabaut with
with showers coach and officials with
There small
colleges Faribau
OF he Big are o par them.
Tuesdays PIONEER PRESS carried story Lee
Lincoln University Missouri concerning
writing them almost weekly