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Evening star., 1953-05-04
Robert Tufts Are Honored At q SuDDer

Senator and Mrs. Robert A.
Taft were entertained at a sup
per last evening given by Mr.. and
Mrs. George Papanicolas. The
"3 to sundown" event took place
at the hosts 50-acre estate.
Aphrodite on River Road. Guests
numbered several hundred.
Mr.. and Mrs. PapanicolaS
through great efforts had turned
the grounds of their place from
a semi-finished estate into almost
perfect completeness. There was
a beautiful floral display in the
formal garden and many trans
planted box wood.
In addition, the host had set
up a 1,000-foot driving range
for golf fans. The winner of the
longest hit ball received a prize
awarded by the hostess. Barbe-
cued lamb cooked on electrically
operated spits and special Greek
dishes were featured on the menu
Leading cabinet members ac-
cepting were the Secretary of In
terror and Mrs. Mckay, the Post
master General and Mrs. Sum-
merfield, and the Secretary of
Welfare and her husband, former
Governor of Texas William
Hobby. The Budget Director and
Mrs. Dodge, Mutual Security Ad-
ministrator and Mrs. Stassen, as
well as the Secretaries of the
Evening star., 1953-05-04
Exclusively Yours--- BETTY '=~=
Government Figures and Celebrities to Flock to Hills
For Big Business ond Gofing Week End in ANeqhenies

and which may be so glamor-
Gus it will attract some of
those big businessmen only
an hours drive away.
Jerry and Arthur Hill, by
the way, gave the best dance
Friday night at the Sulgrave
Club that they have ever
given, and one of the best
small dances seen in Wash
ington in many a day. There
was always room for dancing
yet the party was anything
but dead.
People who like crowds are
always SO afraid that the lack
of a crowd indicates a lack of
interest whereas just the re-
verse was true at this affair.
Everyone was so much fun to
talk to that the evening passed
by too quickly. Jerry had the
ideal set-up too. She had one
bar in the oval room off the
ballroom, and the other in the
hall at the entrance of the west
oval room. so that the dining
room was only used for a late
supper.
The Postmaster General
and Mrs. Summerfleld were
there and the Secretary of the
Air Force and Mrs. Talbot,
and the good looking young
Stanley RumbaughS and the
White Houses Charlie Willis,
and Faye Emerson, and the
best ambassadorial rumba
dancer, Panama'S Bob Huerte-
matte and scores of others.
And incidentally, Herman
Phleger, the able, attractive
new legal adviser to the State
Department. does a superb
tango.
y y
Across the Town-If Mrs.
Fred Vinson isn't on speaking
terms with her husband and
son, this is the reason why.
Both the Chief Justice and his
wife are native Kentuckians,
hence rarely miss the biggest
Kentucky event of the year
the Kentucky Derby. However,
this year they couldn't go, so
Mrs. Vinson asked her son to
place a bet for her. She wanted,
she said, to put $40 on Dark
Star. "Oh. mother" said the
Wilson's son in distress, that's
silly. Dark Star can't possibly
win that long a race" The
Evening star., 1953-05-04

Celebrities will take to the
hills this week end. The Ale
ghenieS will be simply crawl
ing with big names. This is the
c. and o. Railways big week
end at White Sulphur Springs,
w. Va, that annually draws
the Duke and Duchess of
Windsor and a flock of east
coast Socialites.
It is also the time for the
Business Advisory Councils
annual conference at Hot
Springs, Va, which will draw
the Vice President and Mrs.
Nixon, the Secretary of Com
merce and Mrs. Weeks, and a
cross section of the big busi-
ness brains in the country.
It so happens that Senator
and Mrs. Robert Taft are also
going to Hot Springs this
week end though not for the
councils conference. The
Senator has to brush up on
his golf game. The next time
he plays with the President he
wants to top his score.
Senators Stu Symington and
George Smathers will be golf
ing like mad over at White
Sulphur. Maybe they'll have
a round with the Duke. At
any rate two golf tournaments,
the Greenbrier Open and the
Pro-Amateur, will start on
Thursday. The winning pro
gets a $4,000 purse; while the
winning amateur gets a piece
of sterling plate. It isn't the
same thing, of course. but then
the Duke is reputedly no pau
per and Uncle Sam takes
care of the Senators, though
not in the style to which a
Senator is accustomed.
The Arthur Hills, who have
their own place down there,
will be on the scene, in fact,
already there, and others who
will turn up include big Texas
Gilman Pollard Simons, Fleur
and Mike Cowles, Jack SIM
mons, Chief of Protocol; Bill
Ford. and his wife from Dear
born, Mich, movie actor Bruce
Cabot, Woolworth Donahue Of
New York and Palm Beach,
and the Topping brothers, Dan
and Jack.
The big do of the week end
Is the ball that host Robert
Young stages Saturday night
Evening star., 1953-05-04

Army and the Air Force and their
wives planned to drop by.
Senators Aiken, Beall, Carlson,
Ferguson, Flanders, Griswold,
Hendrickson, Martin, Mundt,
Thye, Watkins, Welker and their
wives as we'll as many more were
also expected.
From the ranks of Washington
Republican leaders were Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Dewey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis T. Breminger, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Marshall, Col. and
Mrs. M. Robert Guggenheim,
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin c. Waller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wager
man, Mrs. Alexander Legare, Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas Hatch and Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Murphy.
Included from Maryland were
the Secretary of the State of
Maryland and Mrs. John Reeves,
Col. and Mrs. Grady Gore and
their daughter, Miss Louise
Gore, Col. and Mrs. Paul Grif-
fifth, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Hill,
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph E. Guide,
jr., and DR.. and Mrs. Robert
Moran.
Still more planning on the
afternoon festivity were Mrs. A.
Bruce Fahnestock. jr.. Mr.. Clar-
ence Hewes, the Chester Fathers,
Mr.. William P. MacCracken, Mrs.
Evening star., 1953-05-04
Society News

Again yesterday there didn't
seem to be enough hours in the
day for all the social activities.
Parties overflowed the twenty
four hour span on supposedly a
day of rest.
Mrs. T. SeptimuS Austin and
her daughter, Miss Madeleine
Austin gave their annual spring
reception. The gathering took
place at their Wardman Park
apartment from "5 on" and the
almost 200 guests represented all
phases of local society.
The two hostesseS received
their guests in the drawing room.
Mrs. Austin wore black chiffon
and lace and her daughter a
navy blue cocktail dress. The
apartment had donned gay
spring blossoms.
A Grooming Boord
The room beyond the living
room had been converted into a
bar and the dining room boasted
many tasty things to eat. Among
them were hams, turkeys, Mrs.
Austin's famous ham mousse and
her equally well-known fresh CO.
conut cake, ice cream and a va
riety of tiny sandwiches.
One could not help notice the
exquisite Venetian lace table
cloth on the dining room table
which the hostesses acquired
during their trip to Europe last
year. Miss Austin has lined it in
the palest peach satin to enhance
the delicate lace work.
Among the ladies assisting the
Austins and who were also ac-
companied by their husbands
were Sonora de Berckemeyer,
wife of the Ambassador from
Peru; Sonora de Vale, wife Of the
Envoy from Honduras; Mrs. Sid
ney Graves, Mrs. Harold Burton,
wife of the Associate Justice;
Sonora Jose de Baron, Mrs.
Warren Stephenson, Mrs. Robert
Freer, Mrs. Henry Erwin and
Mrs. Anthony McAuliffe. Mrs.
Parker West also lent a helping
hand.
Diplomats Expected
Planning to drop by were Greek
Ambassador Politis, the Yugo-
slav Ambassador and Nine.
Popovic, the Thailand Ambassa-
dor and Nine. Sarasin, Minister
of Iceland and Mrs. Thors. the
Spanish Ambassador and Sonora
de Lequerica, and Senorita Zoila
Breckemeyer, niece Of the Am
bassador from Peru.
Others were the Postmaster
General and Mrs. Summerfleld,
Col. and Mrs. M. Robert Gugger-
helm, Mrs. George Holmes, Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Henle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert LeBaron, Brig. Gen.
Frank Dorm, U. S. A, and Mr..
Clarence HeweS.
Still more were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Mosier, Gen. and Mrs.
Conger Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Rediker and Mrs. Harry
Evening star., 1953-05-04

Colombian Ambassador and
Sonora de Restrepo-Jaramillo
will entertain tomorrow evening
at a buffet supper in honor of
the First Secretary and Sonora
de Gaitan, who have just re-
turned from their wedding
trip. Senior and Sonora de Cal
tan were married April Is in
Puerto Rico. The bride was for
merly Miss Teresa Tabors Of
Puerto Rico.
Senor Gaitan has been trans
ferred to the Columbian mission
in Bonn, Germany, and with
his bride will sail May 8 for mis-
new post. The party Tuesday
will be a welcome to the bride
and a farewell for both.
Korean Ambassador and Nine.
Yang will entertain May II at
an unusual hour for Washington
when they give a reception from
10 to II o'clock that evening for
the Chief of Staff Of the Korean
Army, Gen. Sun Yup Paik, who
will be in the Capital for only
the one day and evening.
Touring installations
The visiting general is coming
for a tour of the United States
Army installations and bases.
British Ambassador and Lady
Makins will give a small party
tomorrow for Mr.. and Mrs.
Audrey Morgan who will leave
later in the month for England.
They will attend the coronation
and on their return to this coun-
try will go to their farm in
Washington State. Mr.. Morgan
has served for the past five years
as special assistant to the British
Ambassador, a post he has held
during the past two regimes.
The Ambassador and Lady
Makins will be hosts at luncheon
Thursday for the stars of "An
Evening star., 1953-05-04
BETTY BEALE

Chief Justice concurred. Final
ly, persuaded by her two men,
folk that it would be a lot
quicker to just throw the $40
down the drain, Mrs. Vinson
switched her allegiance.
She would have won $249.
Mrs. Carlos Delmar left
Saturday for Reno. New, to
obtain a divorce. She plans to
return to Washington later
for a while before going to
New Hampshire for the sum-
mer.
President Eisenhower had a
secretary present at the Wom-
ems National Press Club din
ner for the purpose of record
ing his words, however brief
they might be. In these days
of misquotes, halfquotes and
outright falsifications land
not necessarily by the press. =.
it's perhaps just as we'll to
have every statement a mat
ter of record for future refer
ence.
Evening star., 1953-05-04
Society News
Full Social Calendar
Keeps Residents Busy
Mrs. Austin and Daughter Entertain;
Carroll Cones Hosts; Other Parties
By Doisy Sheridon

| Grant Meem and her son n-in-law
and daughter, DR.. and Mrs.
Floyd Sterling Rogers, jr.
Mrs. George Becker. Mrs
George Stork, Mrs. Albert Cox,
jr., Mrs. Ellen S. Woodward, Mrs.
Wade Ellis, Mrs. Alexander Le-
gare, Mrs. Frederick Mitchell
Gould, Mrs. McCeney Werlich,
Mrs. Martin Vogel. Representa-
tive and Mrs. Dwight Rogers.
Capt. and Mrs. Jack johnson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Bu-
chanan were among others ex-
pected to join in the festivities.
Governor Honored
The buffet supper given last
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
Gone paid honor to the VIPs of
Arkansas. The hosts had for
saken their attractive house on
Springland lane and gave their
$50 party for about 60 guests at
the Congressional Country Club,
The gathering was in honor of
the Governor Of Arkansas and
Mrs. Cherry and the Senator OF
the southern State and Mrs. Nc
Clellan. The Cherrys are here for
the two-day Governors confer
ence that President Eisenhower
has called which starts today.
All but three of the 48 Governors
are here. The President is having
a luncheon for them at the White
House which will include all the
Cabinet members.
This was quite an occasion for
Mrs. Cone and you can bet much
of the conversation centered
around it. It was her first outing
since the newest addition to her
family arrived II days ago,
namely Master William Randall
Cone.
Among those accepting with
pleasure were all the member Of
the Arkansas delegation to Con-
gress, Senator and Mrs. Salton-
stall, Representative and Mrs.
John Dempsey, Representative
and Mrs. Clark w. Thompson,
Mr.. Robert Baker and Mrs. Vic
tor Borsodi.
Others were Mr.. and Mrs,
James Purdy, Col. Robert T.
Hare, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lee, Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Carpenter, Mr..
and Mrs. Pell Miller and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roger Doulens.
Lombs Entertoin
Back to the cocktail hour
found Mr.. and Mrs. George Peter
Lamb entertaining at their fifth
annual spring party. The hosts
always have this when their dog
wood is at its peak. They ex-
pected about $50 guests during
hours set from 5 to Z.
The hostess greeted her guests
wearing a black and white en-
bossed cotton afternoon dress. 1t
was fashioned with a black vel
vet bodice and a very bouffant
skirt. It also had q stole Of
matching material.
Evening star., 1953-05-04
Embassy Parties Scheduled
By Katherine M. Brooks

Evening with Will Shakespeare"
The much coveted invitations for
the annual garden party at the
embassy are in the process of
being addressed. The party will
be given-strawberries, Devon
shire cream and all-Tuesday,
June 2 and will celebrate the
coronation of Queen Elizabeth II.
which will take place in London
that daY.
Evening star., 1953-05-04
Stones onCruise

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Stone
left Saturday from New York on
the U. S. S. Nassau for a 12-port
cruise in the Mediterranean
They will conclude their tour
with a visit to London for the
coronation. Mr.. Stone, now re-
tired. was financial editor Of
| The Star for 26 years.
Evening star., 1953-05-04

Arthur Macarthur, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson T. Hortson, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sirca, DR.. and Mrs. Charles
Stanley White and scores more.
Evening star., 1953-10-14
CapehaIt Will Offer
Plan for Chairmen
Despite Likely Defeat

The Capehart plan to give
committee chairmen a controlling
voice in shaping Republican
policy in the Senate will be Of
fered in January despite indica-
tions it is doomed to defeat.
From his Office in Indianapolis,
Senator Capehart told The Star
today his present intention is to
submit his proposal to a con-
ference of all Republican Sena-
tors in January and let them
decide the issue.
He was commenting on a poll
by the New York Herald Tribune,
indicating. that the plan prob
ably would be rejected.
The Capehart proposal is to
put the Is chairmen of standing
committees on the Republican
Policy Committee along with the
several Senators who hold leader
ship posts. This would enable
the chairmen, who are chosen
on the basis of seniority, to con-
troll the legislative program.
At present, the 11-member
Policy Committee is organized
with a view to giving all sections
OF the country representation.
It's membership also includes the
younger class of Senators who
lack the seniority to become
committee chairmen.
Senator Capehart said today
he does not regard the issue as
a vital one, but will offer his
plan because he thinks 'it is in
the best interests of the party
and the President"
He pointed out that 1t is Diff
cult to get any measure through
the Senate unless the chairman
Of the Appropriate Committee
supports it. He said he sees
nothing wrong with a compro-
mise, which has been suggested,
of inviting committee chairmen
to policy meetings. but feels this
does not solve the problem.
Majority Leader Knowland, in
opposing the Capehart plan re-
Gently, suggested as another al
tentative holding frequent con-
ferences of the entire Republican
membership on important policy
matters.
Evening star., 1953-10-14
InterrocioI Course
Slated in Fall for
Recreation Staff

The District Recreation De-
partment is inaugurating a six
week course in "intergroup edu-
cation, for its staff members this
fall.
Thirty-six recreation workers
of both races will attend IL
classes. at which a number of
experts. from here and out Of
town, will speak.
Recreation Board members
were invited yesterday to sit in
on some Of the sessions. The
Recreation Department oper-
ates a number of inter-racial
Fairgrounds.
Evening star., 1953-10-14
Miner Alumni to Sinq

The Miner Alumni Choral
Group Of the Miner Teachers
College win present a program at
$3.50 pm. Friday in the Vermont
Avenue Baptist Church. 1880
Vermont avenue NV.
Evening star., 1953-10-14
Il l'ee {: }:

Hurry in for these prizes! Not just
ordinary watches but watches with
precision 17-jewel movements! Not
a mere one or two styles either -.
there are 81 to be exact! For
women, there are rhinestone
trimmed watches, gold filled or
rolled gold plate watches for
men, gold-filled or rolled gold plate
watches, leather banded sports
watches. What's more, every
watch is guaranteed for one year
against mechanical defects. Think
of gifts! Christmas is only ten
weeks away!
Evening star., 1953-10-14

. Sports Watches!
. Dressy Watches!
. Think Of Gifts!
Evening star., 1953-10-14

Hecht Month Watch Repair speca Mems women watch bracelet with
charge with watch cleaning overhaul.
Evening star., 1953-10-14

Q Glamour Rhinestone
Styles!
. Tailored Watches!
Evening star., 1953-04-24

JeHetfs Sports Shop
Third Floor F Street
Upper Conn. Avenue
and at Shirlington,
SilUer Spring and
Bethesda
Evening star., 1953-04-24

WHITE -. for sling pump bowed and banded with
blue or tan Golf SASS
WHITE. =, for an ofternoons bare strop-shoe In oil
white white with turquoise kid and black potent $l595
WHITE 49, for q classic: the double dip pump vonped to
q vee SASS
blue or tan calf SASS
MGdenoisele Shoes a JelleU ErclusiUe-
Fourth Floor Street and at Shirlngton, Srer Spring
Evening star., 1953-01-18
TIDEWATER VIRGINIA
Historic Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

i. - acres-6-rm. home, laraa
porches; 4;rm. farm house. . large
paved hiEhway' large 0uSui, Sunninn nn
miles D. c. $1,000.
,; 1856 acres-6-rm. house with
path 5-rm. house; 2-rm. house; 3
dSs dSSrse tobacco barns. small or
SatsP utiitss piHfs sas5oG ssaEhEsy 80 sGunnlE. ..
g., 300 acres-Approximat.ly I mil.
lion feet timber foak, pine, poplar,
mixed hardwoods). large tobacco
narn, 7-rm. house, needs -repsirs.
and immss. sssIea%s puss e09S a t1SG:; %ii:;
4. go acreS-7-rm. modern homs. l.
rm: farm house, 2 barns. chicken
houses houses paved hiehway. utilities.
5; 266 acres-6-rm. farm house: large
tobacco barn. large running ereeE,
70 acres open land, timber, ideal 70.
treat, farm. hunting reserve. I'm.
proved road to property, immediate
RHs''' !nsa g IAN mues D. c. liberal finane-
6, Patuxent Manor. historic brick
home. built 1742; Q rms. basement,
utilities. fireplace, overlooking river,
large running creek, . acres land,
niIas naT6or f9E f9E sSs Sosts; sco i'm. poss'. 30
:. Chesapeake Bay Peninsula-2oa
acres. y mile Bav frontage, sandy
beach. one. mile frontage on tide
water creek; .6-rm. farm house. b
rm. tenant house. beach cottage.
. large barns, timber, complete
farm machinery, utilities, improved
road. ideal for estate or subdivi.
sion.
s. so acres. 7-room house with
utilities; tenant house. needs r..
pairs. 2 large barns. poultry house,
orchard: paved hishway; Sb mfe6
We have farms, waterfrouts. epttagsR
Es1nr{E & AZ {0us zdsEaT EssSsssniFaii: F1in.s ME-!
La. Nd. Phone iQe. nd f16.11.
INdPECII0M BIZ NHQ&MI46&4f3H.
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Evening star., 1953-01-18
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

ENTIRE End FL. 90x1S. at 124O 9th
st. NV. Power facilities for light
mfg. or of1ces and storage. Secre-
tarial service and parking. viii re-
model to suit and a.-cond. Very
. Teas. rental. Call HO. 3-5300. :-18
in excel N. Arl. commercial loca-
tton; 2 blocks from heart of Claren-
don. ia. 2-S140 or JE. 2-O929..
3II. 18th ST. N.W.-second fioor; 8
rooms. nsso,a sir.eond:: approx; 1000 50.
St. entrances; S125 mo. NE. S-1l30.
10 1920 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. mr..
Union Station; vacant ground with
ofhce. total 3.24S square, feet. Two
lot or used Used "as car lot sse Rent saSa SaAaT per
month. Consult leasing dept. SHAN
NON & LUCHS CO, Realtors. 1905
H st. NV. MA. S-2345. -18
SHOP AND PARKING LOT. 427 N. Y.
sa aye n nm Il Isses 1ss and sIHsox SS 40
MoNDS R. s0ff5i R1ppEsT.. 81. sfn' s-s4s4.
1000 SO. FIT. OPEN SPACE Eoa on 2
floors, 14th st. NV. nr. r. Modern
9des 9es ,el msny ses lSsanSM RdSerf
GGS0SLsDsTEN BROTHERS. RE, z
RIGGS RID. at District line, 10000
#. or part; will improve on long
lease: EN-. 3-l329.
57O2-O6 GA. AVE. N.W.-Avail. i'm
med, . stores, 5 Offices, whole or
part rental. OWNER, RA. 3-7714.
ideal for eeontractor's oftice, plus
model to suit tenant; reasonsble gs
30
DISTRIBUTORS, wholesalers or sup
and M sts. 2.40O So. 1t. Of 2nd com.
space with tail gate inclosed load
ing and six second floor modern
air-conditioned ofices. Brick and
concrete construction. Rent. $500
per mo-. Call Mr. Holland. H. G.
sMNrTHxa sN. athaoS'o co. sl1 18th st. ma nv,
900 SO. FT. for office or business in
new bldg. Excel. s. Z. business
area. Ind flr.. 284O Alabama ave.
Sc: Cat Naylor rd.). THOS. D.
WALSH: INC. s15 11th st. NV.
FOR FOR 1GsRR1cAR GsRD.cAR LOT or other use,
Has useable old farm house and
1928 14th sT. NV, mr.. Cavalier
Hotels. lovely lge. rms. ideal To-
cation. immed. occup.. $50 mo.
Apply LEO M BERNsTEIN & CO..
1923 RLADENSBURG RD.-Modern
store front. .2ax120. two lavatories.
loading platform on rear, heavy
duty electricity. zoned CO. near
Acme end Safeway. OWNER. EN-.
Evening star., 1953-01-18

PENNA. AVE. Mr.. MINNESOTA.
Two story brick bldg. ideal for any
type business; deep lot, plenty OF
parking space. Priced right for
quick sale. H. T. RANDOLPH, RE
1-ol2r or IL 4-1o65 20
Evening star., 1953-01-18
STORES FOR RENT tcent.)

AVAIL. FEB. 15th-Lse. deep stor,
$175 per mo-: adj. store avail. i,
desired. Ideal for a family type shot
store or similar business. Cali F
ELIOT MIDDLETON. Realtor. RE
140o Ist ST. N.w.-corner store
show window. app; 17x44. -four
lights. completely decorated, S125
mo; n To inspect; call LEO M. BERN
STEIN & CO.. 1415 K st. NV. NE
1I25 14th ST. N.W.-Grd. fir. store
app. 1Sx50. 2 lavatorieS. imm. occup.,
reas. rent. To inspect. call LEO nj
BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415 K st. NV.
ME. 8-540O.
SELF-SERvICE GROCERY in cente,
Market City, 5th and K SITS. NV;
app. 1000 SO. it., occupied by Safe.
way Stores since 1915. doing ar
excellent business; immed. occup.
reas, rent. To inspect. call MR.
ROBBINS, DI. 7-5039 or call MRS
SENNETT. ME. S-54O0. -23
STORE with all modern fixtures. Car
be used for dry goods store, clothing
store. gift and novelty shop or va
riety store. Has lust been newly
decorated. This store contains I.I3i
so. it. Located at 4249 North Fair.
Parkington. Call ia. 7-I4sI. III
INTERSECTION 18th and Columbis
1d.IA No: 1 location for any kind
,, DOR Theater. 2463. 18th st. Cal
Evening star., 1953-01-18
DESK SPACE

BARR BUILDING, e1O 18th st NV.
attractive desk space for those who
want the best; receptionist. SWITCH
6oard mail and telephone answer.
Ing service avail Call ST 3-3458
SILVER SPRING-Desk space, L OF
two desks in modern air-cond
DOWNTOWN MAIL ADDRESS and
telephone answering serv.. $3.50 mo.
with desk, S15-S20. ME. S-3963. !
DESK in downtown once. name on
door; mail. message service: S25
per mo. MA. S-5696,
Evening star., 1953-01-18

CHALFONTE APARTMENTS-Pleas-
ant 3-rm. office suite. Apply MRS.
sAXTON, 1901 Argonne pl. NV.
IN NEW BUILDING, suitable for Of
flee or store, approx 4S6 sq. it.,
lavatory. Contact owner at 1889
Evening star., 1953-01-18
CHURCHES FOR SALE

CHURCH AND LIVING QUARTERS
with bedrooms and pastors study
Two-manual and two-octave foot
pedal n organ and pews included
Chape&s seating capacity. approx
$50. Sunday school room in base
ment. Excel. cond. Priced for immed
sale. 1925 Vermont ave. NV, NO
T-5357. E1S
Evening star., 1953-01-18
BUSINESS PRoP.-sALE Cont

INDUSTRIAL WAREHOUSE Ma.
floor. space heater; oil h.-w.h.;
offices: lot. $4,000 So. IT.; formerl,
machine shop; ideal for any indus.
trial use; nearby D. C.-Md.; neal
railroad; reasonably priced.
G1BRALTOR REALTY, DI. 7-65OO
419 H ST. NV.
1st-commercial brick bldg, newly
decorated, suitable for ONCE, busi-
ness and home; price. S14,5O0;
terms. MR. DRAIN. ST. 3-4555
Ewes. and Sun, ia. 4-0295.
Evening star., 1953-01-18
1114 Hillwood Ave-, Falls Church. Va.
JE. 4-4040.
QUICK COMMITTING. D. c

NO4Oh COMMO 11N1, ~. "
6-rm. mod. house. barns etc; streams
3S. a. cross-fenced; good terms
S14. 800.
Mr.. Manassas-s0 o., 6-rm. home
barn; SI4.T50.
Mr.. Centreyille-2o a., good mod
brick Cane Cod: S26.50O.
Century-old home. 3 bedrms., 4 fire.
places, bsnlt.; all mod conv: . acres
hundreds Of boxwood, trees. etc.
faces Bread Run: S1T.500.
Century old Col 5-rm. bsmt. home
Other homes with . to 900 a. OF
acreage.
BEULAH GOSS, IA. 2-5682
Evening star., 1953-01-18

SHANNON & LUCHS co.
2O56 Wilson Blvd. ia. 5-6SOO