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Al last Monsieur St. Juste relaxed. He folded his
hands in back of his head and he contemplated the
vagaries of existence.
Now that at long lat he had himself experienced
an exciting. true story. formidable and filled with
action. story of innocent suspect. of mistaken
identity and the police present the publishers
Of that incredible country across the ocean asked him
to write more stories Of the Street Where the Heart
Lies
As Monsieur St. Juste started TO soap himself. he
sighed as authors do. no matter what good fortune
visits them He reali,Nd with overwhelming sadness.
that his future lay in writing about the small peaceful
happenings; not, as he would like about large dra-
matte designs.
With phlosophc turn Of mind he said to him.
self as he relaxed further into his bathtub Il suppose
that in America so much happens all the time that
the little events Of the quiet Rue Git ie Occur are
wonderfully fresh and restful." The End
Evening star., 1955-02-13
THE STREET WHERE THE HEART LIES .
Continued from preceding page

The police were relieved to see hot water dripping
down the stairs. The apartment opened the state
of things written down in full police report; Mon
siem St. Juste in his bathrobe, with his toupee and
the golden pnce-nez, identified and returned to his
blameIess status All was respectable again. and the
police left laughing.
Monsieur St. Juste waited until his apartment was
in order and the floor dried he smiled out of the
window at the disappointed children who had stood
waiting for his corpse to be removed - and then he
decided that at last he would have his earned bath
He let the water and about to step into the
tub when he heard the voice of his concierge announc-
ing the telegram which everyone had forgotten about
This time Monsieur St. Juste was extremely careful
He dressed in his bathrobe put his toupee and his
glasses and furthermore when he opened the door
he braced it with a chair before reaching for the
telegram.
Mosr things official in France are blue like the tele-
grams. Also it is true that when one opens French
telegram it is usually torn, for it is merely sealed
envelope the inside of which the message is written
This telegram, having been thoroughly soaked opened
easily. Monsieur St. Juste read it carefully, once.
twice.
Then he prepared himself for his bath again He
added some warm water. As he stepped into the tub
he filled with mixed emotions all Of them those
of success, of happiness of hope an Of them 80 ex-
citing that he could not lean back and relax.
The frugal man had calculated that with the cost of
gas and water, ne would be able to afford bath
week. Now suddenly he was able to bathe every day,
twice if he wanted He could afford several toupees
and by rotating them. give the illusion that he had
had his hair cut and that it was slowly growing back
again. All this on account of the telegram.
HE PICKED it up and read it again. Yes, it all
true. 1t was from America, the place where the most
exciting things continually happen in life well in
books. Someone there - colleague unknown - had
translated the stories Of The Street Where The
Heart Lies, and the telegram was from New York
publisher. who certain that the stories would be
successful book the stage. the cinema, and
televison. The prospects were tremendous. The pub
Usher most anxiously wanted more stories of the
same kind.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENT

ATTRAC. FURN., carpeted, corner
once in air conditioned suite near
Maynower Hotel. Recep. serv. incl.
SS5, EX. S-02l1. 20
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

RENT; RESTAURANT tbeerl and
home. near Marine base. Slot ma
chimes alone pay rent. Investigate
II you want to make money. ROY
HELMS. TRIANGLE. Va.
lsa4 ..o s9sa s sT ISN'T n BY Ol S.
R. RUPBpE E ST.. sNs4s4. ms y
between ? and G.;
Business and office space. End
s And sre . t1GeFs e sHop 18th 5. n.w
TO SUIT. for ofices or
snail h0tei Central bnat legation sstxsen p ib
and 18th, next to bus terminals.
Can daily $40 am. and $40 pm
AZ @1 da a.aoo so. IT.. ali OF
part: 18th and < SITS, NV l92s
18th st. nwJ end floor otfces
and fiooI space for wholesaler
t do% RE FIFE buA Al ssF co 4 in
18th ST NV RE 1-2294
FALLS CHURCH LOT on Lee hwy
next to Hechingers. Ideal trailer
sales, fruit stand. produce market.
etc. JE 2-2g22. JE. 3-7447.
USED CAR LOT. 1243 Mt. olivet I'd !.
ne; " #. 95 # to alley. R RET,
CARNEY. MA. 5000.
KENMWoRTH. ND, USED CAR LOT
shop; 800 #. corner front hwy;
avg. Is cars per minute pass.
Adaptable many uses. Trucking
center, etc. Ii. 6-2676.
WAREHOUSE or light manufactur-
ing--l0, 900 So IT,. / a., NV. CEN
trally loc.. may be partitioned.
toilet facilities. . loading entrances.
high ceiling. $3.50 per mo-. DU.
7-6S03.
WAREHOUSE or light manufactur-
ing---l0, 900 SO. IT., / n. NV, CEN
trally loo. may be partitioned.
toilet facilities, 2 loading entrances.
high ceilings. $3.50 per mo. DU,
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
SELLING?
For Results, List With
Harry |. Friedman
Realtor, RE. 7-1166
831 Woodward Bldg.
STORES FOR RENT

DOwNTOWN--BieRest store value;
good size: heat, hot water; space
] car; reas. rent. RE. 7-2l3T, Ii,
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE |


INDUSTRIAL and commercial
ground; d C.. and Maryland; some
RR siding; call PAUL H. LAUTER-
BACH a. CO., UN. 1883.
SOUTHEAST d. C..--owner leaying
city, wants 10 sell or lease. with
option to buy well-located indus
trial properly now operated as an
auto-Wrecking I'd, For details call
A. NJ. ROTH CO., RE. 1880,
KENILW0RTH - Heavy Industrial
with r.r. siding; cor. lot Of about
$4,000 So. It. with building 40x50,
also small once WIN lease. A.
NJ ROTH CO. RE. 7-733o.
CONFERENCE.-THE GROUND,
D, c.. Md railroad sidings. E. N.
LIGHTBOWN, WA. 1885.
BELTSVILLE - Commercial prop,
100-ft. frontage. on B. & o. rail-
road. water. IA acres; 2 interests:
5-rm. bungalow. S1l 500. Don't call
unless interested. Cedar 3-34Sl;;
N. Y. AVE. AREA. Mr.. HECHT's-
End comml.. 1900 50. it,. 100-ft.
front. So #. must sell: make offer.
To. 2-446S. KoJAK'S. tn. 2-4344.
KENILwoRTH, MD.-5oo It. II.
siding, 200 IT. hwy. front; 10000
50. II. soc So. it., worth 81; terms.
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BEDROOM RAMBLER

2oxl2 MULPI-PURPosE ROOM
Corner lot Living room has dining
space kitchen equipped with ex-
pensiye appliances, also has table
space. 3 good size bedrooms. tiled
BATH. Owner has added q 12X@n
nauiti-purpoSe room. the latest
thing for modern ramblers. As lit
tie as $3.50 down for OF. monthly
payment 40fs less than rent. See
this Sunday Out Route so to T
Corners. continue 1 mile TO west
roreland I'd. left I blk. TO Yves
colt, left / blk, TO Omen" sign.
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DOwNTOWN--Birgest store value;
good size. heat, hot water; space
] car; reas. rent. RE. 7-2l37, Il
sI37 BALTIC. BLVD, College PIX,
y Nd. Dble. Gtore, 3Ax40. suit. for
any type bus. Phone TO. e-bsl4
1873 7th ST. NE, corner Mass. and
business. NE. s-004G as
CENTRAL LOCATION. for upholster-
once. '' ete' RA. ' s-S7s4. ~ -sS
for any type business. across from
telephone company. rent reason
able. JOSEPH e. BRUNO, NC.
1903 Fl st. NV. ST. 1890. -
2666 KENSINGToN-WH RID.
Across Wheaton 20 90 by 80
business. RA. B-4430, ---2s
1871 WILSON BLVD. Plenty psrkins
In old. established shopping center,
good for many businesses. EN-.
.j-3uI4.
$3.50 MINI. AVE. NE. cor, location,
l6xl0n. ideal for delicatessen and
luncheonette or carry out shop
with parking facilities. No cenpe-
tition. Leased to suit. For further
information call OWNER. EN-.
2-7479.
STORE IN SHOPPING CENTER,
MINI. and Bennius I'd, ne. LII.
SMALL DOWNTOWN sToEE-Busy
location. Low rent. See at 1909
n. 7. ave. NV. Can Ii 7-33o4.
End AND KENNEDY ST. NV. oppo-
Site Giant Food Store: 20x80 with
basement: heat and water in
cluded in reasonable rental Suit
able for most any type retail bust
ness. Call Mr. Holland H. @.
sMITHY CO. s1l 18th st, NV
GEORGIA AVE. IN SILVER SPRING
Store. containing loo 50. ~
located Just below colesviile I'd.
recurring heavy foot franc. Call
Mr.. Holland, r @ sMITHY CO,
Sll 18th ST. nv. ST. $4,000. 80
18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV
Several stores located near this
heavily Travelled intersection. avail
able for any type retail business
Call Mr. Holland H @, SMITHY
CO 81 18TH st. nv ST B
siG7-6o WILSON BLVD, heart Of
Clarendon; lge, mod. store; wiz
9 W. e- 3: remodel to suit tenant.
1879 OLD GEORGETOWN RD.. Be-
thesda-Small store in excellent To-
cation. suitable for any type bust
ness EDWARD LTKEES. BOX Gil.
sHoREHAM HOTEL VIC. 1908
zasn g; VI. NV, store With 2 bay win;
nesses or once: reas, RIA. 6-O05l
3fO5 NJ ST. N.W.--ist-f. store, ap-
prox. 6S6 SO. IT.: reas. rent, See
mgr. az 3S1b M at. NV. or call
1928 MINI. AVE. NE, cor. location.
i6xi0o, suitable for any kind Of
business. with parking facilities
81 oWNER Eari RM' s- !ataa5m'''0n' call
EXCELLENT LOCATION. 18th and
You st. NV, for TV, barber.
bakery, loan. sportshop. DU
FINE LOCATION for anv business
req. rent: avail. Sept. /. OWENS
one tSN CHoIG ME s ff GEF n INSIDE INSPECT
The. only large shopping center in
Hiilandale. Md: an excel. business
loo; l12l6 New Hamp, ave. THoS.
., WALSH. INC. SIS 18th st. NV,
d, 1855
SILVER SPRING. wHEATON-Final
group of stores in new Shopping
center on Ga ave, opposite Safe
way, lSx75 IT.. parking front and
rear; Sl50 TO $3.50. MARSTELLER
REAL ESTATE. JU. 9-2552, ~
T-64S0.
GEORGETOWN-Street level. show
window: toilet; $50 per mo. Open
Sun. l-6; 1880 Wis. ave, Ewes,
TU. 2-12a1.
6I7 r ST. N.w.--store ideal for
once or any type business Call
EN-, 3-b57S. RE. 1894
62I r ST. NW.-LRrRe store, ideal
for any business; across from the
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

2 ACRES. large shade trees. fruit,
road. Privacy Is assured by adj.
house 26x60. in good eond. and
partially remodeled, 2 deep wells.
Several outbldgs.. incl. /. 14x22
with huorescent lighting and run.
from Mt. Vernon blvd, and Just rs
min from 14th ct. bridge, S23. 300.
with sub. cash. so. 6-e3iS. Us
OUT-OF-eTATE OWNER MUST SAC
R1FICE beautiful furn., mod. Ca
toctin Mt. home, 40 mi. d. c.: IRE
place, psneled rms. soft. screened
porch with panoramic view on 10
acres handicapped and wooded
grounds. Perfect retirement or vach-
ton home away from A-bomb. To
reach: To Point of Rocks Bridge
via Rockville or Leesburs. on Va.
side, turn on Rte. 672 for 200 IT,,
then left on 66b for ia mi. TO sign
BROWN" Telephone Loyettsville.
Va. 23iI.
t-RM. HOUSE on Short Mil Mt,
picture window. facing Blu; Ridge
HANDSOME. LARGE STONE co Colo
NAL manor house with 10 acres
and guest house on new Rte. 20.
Howard County. Beautifully re
stored. Ellicott City 1928. Ideal
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COUNTRY PROPERTY Cont |

MOUNTAIN RETREAT, situated 10
miles Of charlottesville., Three bed
rooms, living room, dining room.
Three years old. Lights, water,
atop the foothills Of the Blue
Ridge. Price. $4,000, 81 900 down
and 500 per month. ]; ,. BROOKS.
Orange, Va. Phone 1344.
LOUDOUN COUNTY, va,
VIC. GOOSE CREEK GOLF CLUB
F or p pIRM shpGs sias ACRES ACRE
f HousFSssoo o Per ACRE
GOOD LAND-LONG RID. FRONT
AGE, 40 ACRES, SECS ACRE
ASK-US? REALTY CO.. IA. S-l252
-2S
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for IN
vestors--6,400 50. II. of commercial
property on Glebe I'd. opposite The
Hecht Co.. 30x70-ft. BLDG, bsmt.
divided into 10 rms. Suggest pos
sible medical or once bldg. furni-
ture or appliance store: 5000 So
siss. Closed SUNDAY. a
REsTAuRANT-GRnL in NV. sec.
ton. Well equipped. Bargain. Gall
BETHEsDA--corner commercial 10,
seO1. 1000 50, e.; IN the hub hui,
spot in area. Sun. and ewes. Mr.
Lebling, OIL, 4-66ss, ROBERT B
HALL Co. OIL. 2-3e50. 20
SMALL OFFICE BLDG.-Real nice:
Just of lower Connecticut ave, Price
reasonable See IT, B A. CASSATT
IA. 5-6234, IA. $3.50. --2s
BAR. GROCERY and fininE station;
plus 3 acres Of commercial ground
on intersection Of new hwy. and
old established state road, Owner
retiring after 30 yrs. OF lucrative
business Bar doing about 5000 per
wk. Excel. house included in deal.
Gross sales over 100000 last VI,
Excel potential TO double this flgure
excl With ASHLEY. INC. 2405
Price ave, Wheaton. Nd.
ALEX. IN TOWN, HISTORIC WALES
HoUsR-lS0 s. Fairfax st. in excel.
cond. A MAIN HOUSE and adioin-
ing FOUNDER HOUSE TotalinE
II rms, 3h baths. Also lovely gar
den. As q home It has great charm
but can be used In . commercial
venture IS II Is Eoned c.. Highly
suitable for art Gallery. research
lab, student project or complete
conversion 70 ofhses. tCourth9use I
Blk distant sHs sale prize so; 500 oo Q;
$4,000. now down 10 about
$4,000, VIII sell, lease in entirety
or trade for mAlti-unit investment
prop. of like value located nearby,
DAVID r WINNER, RealtOr. OY
3-441l: ewes. TIE, 6-05o4- los N.
Patrick ST., Alex, Va.
SUTTLAND. ND. 49, 10000 80. Il
lst com. ground, S1l6 per So #
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co, 1929
l4th st. NV, AID. 10000.
OFFICE APARTMENT BUILDING
Opposite courthouse on 3 busy
streets La Plate. Md. Outstanding
in rapidly growing, county seat
town; with additional land suitable
super market or other business;
$50 900: terms, SO. 600 cash, bal
anee 3 years; 5ss interest. Also eX-
ceptionally desirable business sites
on Halfway 301 and in rapidly
growing towns. VIII build to suit
requirements OF business. LEONARD
SNYDER. Tel. 1911, La Plata, Nd
1919 18th st. N.W.--Ist commercial.
90 rms, 9 baths: suitable for room
ing house, organization. etc. Owner
will consider long lease. STORY &,
CO, NE. s-4100: Mr.. Pilson. AID
4-S64S
DOWNTOWN, 2lp Z St u.w--Suit-
able for law Offices, rooms or apis
mr. courthouse and municipal cen
tiers: History brick. Il rooms.
baths. price, Sl2 500 or best offer
call contract owner, HE. 4-G74".
Rt. 50, Kamp WASH. Va.--Cor.. $50
#. pvmt., many uses, SO. 0UB. VIII
lease OWNER EN- @-o020
ARLINGTON, NA.-C-", $1,000 so
It. l5s-ft. frontage on main high
way suitable for stores, laundry,
used-car lot, etc; price, S42 .00u
THoS O. MAGRUDER CO, ia.
PENNA, AVE. Mr.. 91st NV.
2-story store bldgs. with good LOT
to public alley. to close an estate
sci 800 on terms. WOODWARD 4
NORRIS. REALTOR, 723 goth ct.
= - mr. - QEaE an
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DE LUXE BRICK RAMBLER
8 szDRH,, FgLL IA DAYLIGHT BsMT.

Low sweeping lines conceal the
enormous space OF this Swear -old
rambler. LivinG room has fireplace,
large dining ell fully equipped
Kitchen. full daylight bsmt. Opens
onto parklike yard with ,inbe-
ueyable privacy and peacefulness
VIII finance for OF or non-0I or
cash down. Drive out and inspect
Sunday. To reach: From Key
Bridge. I'd Lee highway to center
Of Falls Church, right on Broad
Ct Route y about / mile to 8.
Lee St. left 2 blks. TO Open" sign.
Unlikely REALTY co.
IA -.no6n IA 7-ooon IA S-oooE
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lNvEsTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

13-UNIT BRICK BLDG.
Exc. rental location-loo9s &C.
cupancy.
JolleS & Sennett Co.
psaitayx DI 7-4o4A
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
CoMML. and industrial prop wanted
for immediate sale or for lease
GIBRALTAR REALTY. ID. 7.6600
INDUSTRIAL and End commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease.
A. M. ROTH CO., RE. 1880
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COUNTRY HOME,

Large brick home with 3 bedrms.
Ia baths, kitchen. living nm. with
fireplace, dining rn. and den. Full
hsmt. with unfinished recreation
Ym.. oil h.-w. heat. More than an
acre Of ground, ABOUT 35 mi. from
day, pm. NORMAN REALTY.
lis Y. Center st, Manassas, Va.
Msnasses 6s4; evenings Haymar-
ket $4,000.
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CHURCHES FOR SALE

OOL0RED--NR. 18th ST. NE, -
Brick church. fully equipped, incl
pool choir stand, kit. etc: seating
approx. 300; asking less than S5I, :
900, with unusually good terms
JONES REALTY CO.. DU. 7-0656.
1913 pm. -2S
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STARNES REALTY co.
7I5 W. Main St.. CIR. S-251l
EaiHfnN Va
$4,000
$4,000 CASH

Brick; S-bedrm rambler mr.. ele-
meutary and high schools, many ex-
tras, quick possession
BEULAH GOSS IA. 2-5682
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

WILL TRADE clear D. c, house and
l. b e d m. units preferred, Call
Columbia tMd) 97s-W-2 after Z
IN. 10
PVT. PARTY desires to purchase
direct from owner. to IL unit
apt. bldg. ali comm. All cash. Must
be reas. Please give full details
Box 309-T. Star.
INVESTOR WANTS to buy apartment
houses containing not less than six
units, centrally located In North
Il. d, BATTLE REALTY Co
once. DE. 2-253I. Res, ia. $4,000.
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FOR THE Executive
oENTLEMSHNS FARMER

200 beautiful acres In Frederick Co.,
home h Completely remodeied. but
still has the charm for gracious
and easy living. Center hall, with
library. liv. rm.. din. rm.. bfkfst,
rm.. unit kit and pow. rm. on LIST
A.; with many fireplaces: 8 bed
rms. 9 baths. 2 servants rms. and
bath on 2nd a.
There is a 60-stanchion D. c. type
COW barn, bank barn and all neees-
sary bldgs.; 6-rm. tenant house
with bath. Convenient to D. C.
or BALTIC FIRST TIME ADVER-
TISED. Call Richard NJ. Larrick,
Sykesville 47S-M.
RUSSELL T. BAKER a. co.
HO. 1-64q0 ReAltor
Ais N. Charles St. Baltimore. Nd.
Continued on Next Page
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SMALL INVESTOR
p units: 4 baths. Best location In
come approx. $500 mo-. $4,000
down, balance In monthly payments.
10. 1-l203.
BUILDERS ATTENTIONii
Approx. 3 acres; sub-divtded into
lots: gas, sewer, cleo. in: vic. OF
Kenwood Country Club; q real bar
gain. OIL. 6-72b6.
4 -FAMIIY 800
4-FAMILY CORNER-S23,950
SAN RosEY, Ap. 1900
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS WANTED

sUB-LET in established executive
once. rm. furn. or unfurn. for
national representative. RE. 7-1o72,
days; WO. 6-0666. evenings.
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DENTAL SPACE

Fully equipped and modern: reason
able. Call EN-. o-769a Sunday. EN-
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PENNA. AVE. Mr.. h1st NV.
2-story store bldEs., with good 10,
to public alley. to close an estate
sci, 800 on terms. WOODWARD q
NORRIS, REALTOR, 723 20th st.
nv Re 7.RhRh 40
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Envoy S Wife
Is Honored

Mrs. Eugene Rietzke enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday
1t her home. Beaufort. In
Mclean. Va IN honor Of Mrs.
Krekeler. wife Of the German
Ambassador.
Mrs. Harry Britain Gilbert.
assisted her daughter. Mrs.
Rietzke. at the luncheon.
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FORMER Isabel Me0ser, and her
sIster both made their dehuts
III washington Is 1910. since
they haven't lived here since
Yesterdays reception was 4
renewal Of the first bow.
xx,.s f.aro,,,,, n,as,, i, /. ,a1a
49,. S.
veivet nat WITH piack cog
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dropped By and Ambassador
and Nine. Muniz. former Ar1-
bassador and Sonora de orea-
muno. the Misses Emily and
Mamie Chase. Caroline and
Tommy Adams. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmund Richardson Of Palm
Beach. George Williams. Mrs.
Henry Flood and her daughter.
Eleanor Schoellkopf; Mrs.
Henry Parsons Erwin. Mrs.
Hiram Bingham and Mr.. and
Mrs. Philips Clarke.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William ..
Fitzgerald Of Silver Spring an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Joan Gertrude
to Ensign Robert T. Mccartney.
UsN, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas e. Mccartney Of War
wick. RI
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EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
=. nrrrv arA4e
Queries Feted by Smiths;
M. HeWes Reception Host
By BETTY BEALE

ceney Wsrlich. and Mrs.
Thomas Ben Sweeney accom-
panied by her husband.
The Chinese Ambassador and
Mime. Koo must have felt quite
home midst the fine Chinese
decor in the drawing room
where the receiving line stood.
Surprise member Of the re-
ceiving line was Nudge Wagner.
who came from her home In
Springfield. Ill. for the party
nonoring her sister and new
brother in-law. The bride, the
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,. "a 49,
Sapltai 5000. - a.s
ooeusIes .lile sss.eiuas W. e
cieaniy oennsu = .nc social
sets We 80 olssl vescIlp
a mock y olnciais Mes - ene
GeolgetoWn mouse u YOUNG.
handsome ASSISTANT secretary
o. the Ar Force ana Mfs.
DAVID Smltn lor : party 70
nonor q SecresaIy g ~ AT
rorce ana 0Is, nonaiu luaIiss.
ana slews q oiutlLe Masning-
Ton residents gatnereu - the
Massacnusetts avenue nome g
Clarence REEVES IoL Z Leceps.on
IN nonor o. neWiyMsos M.
ana MIs. y Monroe hun.sl. ".
Menoeis y sns Wnaee aouse
s.an ana An Felee PTS n.,n-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Eobel
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Annette TO Mr..
Robert B. Friedman. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph o. Fried,
man Of this city, formerly Of
youngstown. Ohio. A January
wedding Is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard !.
Nordlinger announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter
Marion 70 Mr.. Joseph II. Levi.
son Of Mrs. Rosalind X. Lam
dres and the late Mr.. Joseph H.
Levi. The wedding Is planned
for December ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-14
Huyword-MicheN

Mr.. and MRS. sidney Cham
dler Hayward Of Hanover.
N. H. announce the engage
lnent Of their daughter Nancy
to Mr.. James M, Mitchell, jr.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Melvin
Mitchell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-14
WiIson-MunseY

Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Marshall
Wilson Of Alexandria announce
the engagement Of their daugn-
ter Bernice Ann to Mr.. virdeil
Everard Munsey. III. son Of Or.
and Mrs. Munsey Of Washing
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-14
Hilder-Owens

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Hill
der Of Beltsville announce the
engagement Of their daughter
Marjorie Ann to Mr.. Pierce A.
Owens. son Of Mrs. Clara Mae
Owens Of Albany. N. Y. The
wedding Is planned for De-
cember.