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Evening star., 1955-10-31
ALONG PARTY ROW
Moul1tbatten in Norfolk;
Mrs. West Is Hostess

The glamorous Mountbat-
tens finally had a quiet mo-
ment with their hosts Admiral
and Mrs. Arleigh Burke yes
terday. after q busy schedule
since their arrival in WASH
ington.
Saturday. Earl Mounthatten
Of Burma. Britain's First Sea
Lord and the Countess Mount
batten few to the Notre Dame-
Navy football game in South
Bend. Ind. They lunched with
the President Of the University
and later attended o reception
given by him. then dined aloft
on the plane trip back.
Earlier tentative plans to
lunch yesterday with Gen. and
Mrs. George Marshall in Lees
burg were changed due to the
Generals moving away from
Virginia and illness in the
Generals family.
Today the Mountbattens are
In Norfolk where they will be
given a reception and dinner
by Admiral and Mrs ,ferauld
Wright. Unfortunately they
will not return to Washington
in time to attend the opening
Of the Sadlers Wells Ballet
ard the British embassy party
following.
Mrs. Vests Reception
Guests were a little startled
yesterday at Mrs. Parker
Vests reception for the Chief
of Staff Of the Army and Mrs.
Maxwell Taylor. when they
were wished "A Merry Xmas
and q Happy New Year"
IL wasn't anyone fuShing
the season. but Mrs. Vests
four very talented parakeets.
all of whom have learned this
holiday greeting. And what's
more they can say, Give me
q sweet, sweet kiss
The reception for some 800
people, was in keeping with a
tradition established by Mrs.
West Of entertaining every in
coming Chief Of staff for the,
past 30 years.
Wearing a dress of black
lace over pale pink satin.
Mrs. West received with her
l1onored guests. White flowers
and tapers were used to dec
crate the tea table and
throughout the reception
rooms.
In charge of pourers were
Mrs. William D. Connor, Mrs.
Evening star., 1955-10-31
RUSSIANS TO. BE HOSTS
By the Associated Press

Associated Press
The look among the Russians has extended to the
pomp and glitter Of Washngons traditional fall social
season Invitations have out for big party at the
Russian Embassy here November for the Sovets annual
October revolution celebration The party follows closely on
the heels Of formal "back tie affair last Thursday night
IN honor OF touring Soviet pianist Emil Gilels.
Evening star., 1955-10-31
'Wells-Geruci

Announcement Is made Of
the marriage Of Miss Donna
NJ. Geraei to Mr.. Courtney w.
Wells. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rodger L. Wells Of Chester.
Va. The wedding took place
October az In the home Of the
brides grandmother. Mrs. Ada
NJ Minnix. on Capitol Hill.
The couple will live IN
Chester.
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McGoneoqle-CorI

Mrs Kathleen Rose Corl
announces the marriage Of her
daughter Mary Ann to Mr..
William James McGoneagie 6f
Yarmouth, Me. The wedding
took place Saturday in st.
Francis Xavier Church. The
couple win live in South. Port
land. Me.
Evening star., 1955-10-31

Formerly stationed here,
Charles has just now suc-
ceeded to Minister Gontran
de Juniac's place here.
incidentally the mother Of the
bridegroom Is an interesting
woman. Mime. Alfred Pose Is
a doctor In her own right. Is
attached to q hospital In Paris
and is a cardiac specialist.
Evening star., 1955-10-31

Mr.. John c. DeShazo am
nounces the marriage Of his
mother, Mrs. Katherine De-
Shazo, to Mr.. Gustave Wolf
Dent. The wedding took place
Saturday In Grace Lutheran
Church. The couple win live
In Syracuse, Fla.
Evening star., 1955-10-31
Returns to Home

Mrs. Jesse Lee Webb. who
has been the guest Of Mrs. e.
Dudley Haskell at her home,
79l Park avenue. New York.
has returned to her Allison
street home here.
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Bulchort.Dinn

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. Dim
announce the marriage Of their
daughter Beverly Jean TO Mr..
Alexander Butchart. son Of
Mrs. Sarah Butchart Of Edin-
burghs Scotland, and the late
Mr. Butchart. The wedding
took place Saturday In st.
Francis Xavier Church. The
couple will live in this city.
Evening star., 1955-05-12
HOLLOW TREE FARM

This fine estate Of approx
imately one hundred and fifty
ground is located about Il
miles from the District OF
Columbia line at Olney. Nd.
The manor house is ap-
preached through a lane Of fine
maple trees; wide gardens.
both formal and informal. with
English box, thousands OF
daffodils and a profuSion of
f1ne planting. are all framed in
magnificent century-old trees.
The main part of the dwelling,
to- which wings have been
added suggests an age of about
q hundred and fifty years.
There are fourteen rooms, five
baths. four fireplaces, wide
porches, open terraces and a
splendid outlook over ones
own countryside.
The farm has been set UP
for purebred beef cattle breed
ing and thoroughbred horse
breeding 1t is largely fenced
and cross-fenced with oak
plankipg. A herd of As breed
ing Angus cattle is available
Tor purchase. An eight-boX-
stall stable has four paddocks.
One barn has hay barracks.
machine rooms and q dry lot to
accommodate thirty cows. The
stone garage has loft above.
A small guest cottage is ex-
pandable. Two more barns, a
12x4O silo and five additional
structures Zone masonry 40x40
is used as nursery for calves
are all in the finest condition.
The secluded atmosphere
Of this fine property with its
aura of mellowneSs and peace
is unsurpassed as a residence
and has the added value of
imminent development poten-
tial. The residence and
buildings may be purchased
with SMALL ACREAGE II de-
sired INSPECTION BY AP-
PO1NTMENT ONLY. INEZ
CUSHARD, Realtor, EN-. q
1922. OIL. 2-5S67. Exclusive
Agent.
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FARMS

62Iz ACRES, 6-room house: we'll
and spring: electricity and phone.
NO. 7-5609 -I3
.1s5 ACRES. 8 mi. Leonardtown
courthouse. st. Marys Co.. Nd. Mr.
Good fishing etc. Some tillable to-
bacco soil; recent timber cruise
shows over q million #. mixed saw
timber: bldgs. in need Of repair; .
very lge. streams; make fine cattle
farm: 100000 half cash. JU. D.
5533.
TOBACCO Farm in st. Marys Co.
ll6 acres. l6-room house, barns;
all outbuildings. Phone Mechanics
vile 37-F-2 l2s
SIS DN.. $40 MO. buys for S2475
93 acres, s cleared; good spring.
pond site. 125 mi. south Of d. c.
TIE. 6-4131 is
2s5-ACRE DAIRY FARM. Mont. Co.
25 mi. D C.; > blk. top rds.: 40
COW barn. silo. 2 houses; tractors,
bulldozer. cornbinder. hay loader,
bailer. etc: 95 head cattle hay,
grain; $50. 800. Many other farms.
Mo; and Va. Mr.. OLSON. WO. g.
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TRAILERS

SCHULT 1850. 81 it., bathroom: one
owner; never used for travelling;
excel. cond. PL. e-240S. l3'
1883 CASTLE CARAVAN. 27-ft
clean and in good condition. Has
been pulled very little. 81 1915 May
be seen at 470S Indian lane Col
iege Park. Mo Ewes. call WE s.
ANDERSON '5e s1h it.: excel. coHd. +;
Richmond hwy. SO. 5ssi64. rs rs
SPARTAN. PEERLESS
STEWART. PAcEMAKER. CREE
BLAIR MOBILE HOMES CO.
White Plains. Nd. Phi. LaPlata s692
Mi. North LaPlata on Rte. 301
CLEARANCE SALE
OUR LEASE HAS EXPIRED
duced prices the following items Of
furniture; ideal for small homes.
mobile homes and especially rec
restion rooms. Most all items new
merchandise. only a few focr
samples
4s4 4ss msssSB 4asS ehFsns 494 tsbf' sBG 5nss sss
From Sl395 to S1S95 each.
j niGch veneer drop-leaf tables.
4 plastic; covered occasional chairs
. L-type dinette sets with uphol-
stored seats and chrome base tables.
sos each.
2 modern type Lee mari lie -colored
mica-top lamp tables; S2l 95 each
= oval SHAPE Lee marble colored
mica-top coffee tables; S21.05 each
= chartreuse colored upholstered
wrousht. iron swivel dinette chairs;
$40 each
2 used gas ranges, $35 each.
l used GE REFRIGERATOR, $50,
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., INC.
4030 Wis. Ave. NV. WO, 6-323l
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CHRYSLER l947 Windsor de luxe:
automatic drive: fully equip: sacri-
fee S329. ROPER" 18th and
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

WANTED TO BUY on long-term ar
rangement or satisfactory lease, 3d.
O0n to 10000 50. #. Of ground: suit
ably zoned for lumber ward and mill
work operation: in Silver Spring, Ia
koma PIX. HyattsVille or Queens
Chapel area. Write. giving details in
full location. footaRe. coming and
tentative dealing price. Box nc.
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450 ACRES

With attrac. mod. home, / mi. of
river on property. only mi. from
Manassas State Park and No. 30
2ll. Almost 400 acres cleared. Re
duced to 5000. AID. 4-2644 or
ia 0-50SO liz
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Paneled Of
fee. furnished, large picture window:
also suitable for show room or studio.
ST. $4,000. Ext. 255. weekdays.
18th AND EYE ST. N.w.-Air-cond
suit. Immediate occup. AP. 1852,
WILL sUBLEAsE or rent $40 SD 50. IT.
brand-new office space, in Penna.
Bldg. MR.. MORRIS, ma. $3.50.
IAKoMA PARK. D. c.-s25 and up
for rms. of various sizes. On 2nd
floor Of centrally located ONCE bldg
ROBERT E. LOHR, Realtor. 3iI
Cedar st. NV, RA. $4,000.
DOCTORS OFFICE. completely ar
GanseS' GIsiGs gro sTound ,ahsO floor big apt 5dg
SSfe sa M aea rea.a CODy ss5 sBtTaace per So 20?
al utils. furnished: wis. ave. near
Mass ave. Call Ma. s-2636. Mr.
kENsiNGToN-stone house on Con-
necticut ave.; excellent otice space:
Slt5 no 10; 5,2sO0, HUGGINs
Broom suite available for doctor or
dentist in me dern building in ex-
cellert location, DI. 7-4244.
10th AND PA. AVE, 945 Pa, ave.
H-pIlSnt OuCeS. ROOQ lOCaLlOu.
coRSkR' 8, sT' sts RG0m ANb l8 PA. AVE. I1I Nv.
Central Natl. Bank Bldg. 2nd A.;
about 1000 50. IT.. 5000; elev bids
good for commercial use. Offices. etc.
Apply $40 F st. NV. Room 10. -12
DOWNTOWN, corner 9th and F. SITS
NV; Atlas Bldg. Desirable otices,
Apply $40 F st. NV, Room 10. -12
lie Droit Bldg. 500
$40 r st. NV. Lge., bright ofdces:
good location; reasonable. Apply
$40 F. st, NV. Room 10. --12
EXCELLENT LOCATION - 4-room
suites. private lavatory; new asphalt
tile floor: new Venetian blinds: heat
furnishes: IlI kI1Sla Ss5. 1885 Georgia Aye
10i7 Iath ST. N.w.-studio office,
S25; others at $50; furnished and
air-conditioned If desired. ST. 81
WELL-FURNISHED ROOM in suite in
Washington Building, available June
] separate entrance Prefer to
rent to patent attorney. RE. 7-7S52
Evening star., 1955-05-12
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

o0z5o, and OyO0o n
q yard space colleEs Park area
LARGE SPACE. in heart Of downtown
business section; can be used for
business or storage purposes. In
Z. 900 so. r.. in mod l-story bldg.
Drtye-in door. I'm. cfiee: blower
heat, 14-ft. ceiling; indust. Ioning.
Avail: June l. See Mr. Norris.
DOWNTOWN or warehouse,
immediatelv available Inquire MRS
HEAD Ii 7-9400 or see your real
estate or1ker
] 500 9. .O0O- 10. .0OO- 5. .OOO- 9. 900 and
25.000-foot units; 90 minutes 10
downtown: raii siding. air-condi-
toned offices: perfect for low-cosi
operation in varehousing or manu-
featuring. UN. 4-s002.
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CHRIS-CRAET
MOTORCYCLES

'4S HARLEY IA" o.VH.: de luxe
saddlebags. sport shield and plenty
OF other extras. Have to see to ap-
preciate. Can be seen al 4704 r. /.
ave, Hyatts., Nd. S295 or best
offer WA. 7.62O3 10
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CHEW. 81 Styleline de luxe 4-door:
2-tone green finish, with Powerglide.
r. and h., seat covers, turn signals,
etc. one-owner car, with very
lou mi today's Snecia1 CblS
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Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
CHEVROLET '53

4-dr.; heater Powerslide. seat covers.
2-tone green and ivory: SI.IS5.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1886 Wilson Blvd. Arl,, Va.
IA. 2-9002 Open Ewes, weekdays
Evening star., 1955-05-12

y i've out Pa ave. Sc. over the souSa
Bridge to Branch ave. south on
Branch ave; or MARYLAND Route No.
b, cross U. S. Route 30l. then
straight through Brandywine to the
paved road leading to the right at
Beden grocery store; still south,
bearing to right past Emmanuel
Methodist Church TO our sign and
Silvanhurst
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AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS

AUTO RADI0S-Fit all makes: SI4.95
CO., 435 K St NV, DI. $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-05-12

BUICK 1855 Super sedan; 2-tone
green; fully equipped, including air
conditioner, CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-O Co.
1c@" 22nd 81. NV. ST. $4,000
BUICKS--'4S 2-tone sedan; Dyna.,
:, and h.. 5000; 80 Special sedan,
SEDAN T. r and and h. h. $4S$: $4tSS 81 8! s0RdE soPdr
master sedan. black, Dyna., r. and
h., 81. 100; SO Riviera hardtop, q
tone, Dyna.. r. and h., 81 ,499. HOR-
NER'S COR. Buick Dealer, Fla. ave.
ne. at 9th. Ii. 6-6464.
BUICK 81 .RoadmaSter 4-dr. sedan;
gray. blue top; Dyna., equipped; like
new; $500. HORNER'S COR. Buick
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th. Ii.
BUICK 1850 Super Riviera; 2-tone
gray: Dyna., r. and h.; $500. HOR-
NER'S COR, Buick Dealer, Fla. ave.
ne. at 9th. Ii. 6-6464.
BUICK 1854 Super cow. coupe:
white, black top, red leather uphol,
Wv. tires, Dyna.. T. and h.; 81, 500
HoRNER'S COR. Buick Dealer, Fla.
ave. ne. at 9th. Ii. 6-6464.
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WHEELER. INC.

CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 Wisconsin NV. EM3-4s00
CHRYSLER 80 Imperial sedan:
famous VS. engine, power brakes.
power Steerlng torque drive, Wv.
tires, power windows Solex glass,
unGcrcOating. safety wheel rims, and
other features a beautiful car. more
modern than most new car. prop
erlv conditioned and guaranteed.
your opportunity. to s,yc at the
quick turnover price OF si,kSo.
Evening star., 1955-05-12
TRUCKS FOR SALk


DODGE '4s la-ton panel truck: first-
class condition; $500. Call LU. g
DODGE 40 loft. van: excel. through
out; recent D. c. and Va. inspection.
$3.50 RA. 3-4Ull, is
FORD 1851 VS. pickup; de luxe cab:
perfect in every way. 1915 or best
offer. JE. 4-6l79 after pm.
MOBILE MARKET BUS, fully equipped
with deep freeze, and groceries, II
preferred. WE. 5-593S or TO. O.
FORD as F-soO heaSy-duty dump
truck; fully equipped; excellent con.
dition throughout: q real BARGAIN,
must hurry; S595. LOGAN MO-
TORS III 18th st. NV" DI =
FORD SO F-1oo panel: used slightly
by our parts dept, low mileage in
excellent condition.; Ss95. LOGAN
MOTORS, iii 18th st. NV DI
PLYMOUTH Al h-ton pickup: heavy.
duty bumpers; S125. 1O1 6lSt place.
Capitol HeiEhts -i2
FORD "a F-600 dump: with 3-yard
body cab shield: S25xo0 tires and
2acspseed rear: this is real buy.
PARKWAY-FORD
OPEN DAILY 90: SAT- 'riI, 4 o"
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'55 windsor 4-door;
company Official car; equipped with
radio. heater, power steering,
PowerFlite transmission, 6oleX glass,
Wv. tires, safety wheel rims; beau
tiful 2-tone green: low mileage;
new-car title and warranty; sub
cAnnAial nnn,tntna
Evening star., 1955-05-12
WHEELER. INC

CHRYSLER 80 New Yorker converti-
BILE; company offlcial car: full power
equipment, radio. heater, Solex. W.
W. tires, 2-tone leather upholstery.
beautiful platinum very low mile
IhainnIlnl "a ulhnS
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DESK SPACE

oFFIcE SERVICE EXCHANGE desk
space and telephone service. S25
mo-: no parking problem; 3o2o l4th
&c NV. Ia o-131l. -l3
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BOATS Iceat.I
CHRIS-CRAFT

1888 twin-sereV. 31-ft. Chris-craft
sedan. Just completely refnished
Little use and in new boat con-
r. L. VAN FOSSAN, INC.
$50 Maine Ave. s.W. ST. 3-o326
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62IS ACRES, 6-room house: we'll
and spring: electricity and phone.
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coupe: heht green with Contrast.
ing dark green top: fully equipped
including power steering. powe
brakes, wire wheels: S4.695, ccC
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cHRYsI Err. R.PLYMOUTH. IMPERIAL
LARGEST WASHINGTON. DEALER
$500 Wisconsin NV. EN-. 3-4sU0
CHRYsLER 40 New Yorker eonverti-
BILE, equipped with l3J-h,p. engine,
radio, heater, automatic transmits
sion. power brakes. new top, origi-
nal black finiSh. beautiful car for
only S525
WHEELER, INC.
cHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
tcontinued on next pageJ
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RTJICK 40

Roadmaster Riviera 4-dr.- sedan: dis
monizing. luxuriously appointed in
terror; compl equipped incl. r and
h., Dynafiow drive; thoroughly In
Spected and recond. in our shop
and is ready to go. Here is value
tested and guar. Reg. price, 81 ,495;
reduced for immed. sale to only
lOH
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OLMSTEAD MOTOR co,

2Oo0 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. ia. 7-S400
Virginia's Largest olds Dealer
So convertible; excel
cond.; -S2.495. TEMPLE MOTORS.
1915 Diagonal I'd, Alex. Va. XII
Cadillac 1s4s conv.; HYDRA, Wv.
tires; excel, cond.: S1.l00.: pvt.
owner. KE. 7-0251. Ia
AZ convertible; radio,
heater. Hydrs-Matic. power windows.
good condition. Call DE. 2-S455.
CADILLAC '55 Coupe Deville; $500
power brakes. Tinted glass and
Vogue tires. Auto. seat aduster.
2-tone white top anc Ruskln blue.
Pvt. owner Purchased from Cap
ital-cadtlac, April 25th Less than
300 miles. Must be sold at once,
Finsucial difficulties. See Mr.. MA
SON. residence: S421 New Hamp.
shire ave, HE. 4-4379. -l3
CADILLAC l949 de luxe Glib. cpe. !:
Hydra. drive: almost new cond. /;
$4,000 miles; Sl,095, Terms
= ROPER, .S2P 18th and 4; III /; ave; Y; das ne
10000 actual miles, real wire wheels
and every other accessory imagin-
able; must be seen and driven to be
appreciated, Call TU. 2-4200. BILL
ROSS, 7400 Ga. ave. NV
AZ Fleetwood; Hydra, r.
and h.; S499. HORNER'S COR,
Buick Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. at 9th,
Il. 6-3O43
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CHRYSLER AS 4-dr. Windsor; r. and
H., spotlight. turn signals. Excellent
6-cyl., engine, new fluid drive trans.
and clutch. Spotless inside and out.
beautiful origina! scotch-plaid up
holstery This car ready to drive;
S445. Private owner. RA. 3-5776.
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INVEST. PROP. SALE tcsus.I
13 UNITS

churches. stores All bedroom
units. large dining area. modern
equipment. incinerators. building Of
excellent construction. Laundry, pr1-
vate parking and drying yard.
substantial Investment reouirtng
$4,000 cash See Mr. Norris.
WEAVER BROS. NC.
Evening star., 1955-05-12

Is MINUTES TO D. c.
These beautiful tracts of land
are located in historic old
Southern Maryland in
Prince Georges and Charles
Counties.
There are cleared tracts and
wooded tracts on and off the
paved highway. The soil is
suitable for Southern trees,
hedges, berries and flowers
Churches and schools are
available. High tension elec-
trio lines and telephone
wires in front of the sub
division. Use water from
well and septic tank for
sewage.
These acre tracts will be sold
on easy terms as low as $3.50
to $3.50 and up per acre; a
liberal discount will be al
lowed for all cash. Buy land
for a home or investment;
act now.
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BETHESDA

IN WOODMONT TRIANGLE
COMMERCIAL; 5000 50. It. with bldg.
suitable for of1ces or a business; 5
min. walking dist. to Wisconsin ave.
and Old GEORGETOWN rd. Call SIG
LER q CO.. RA. 3-343I. ia
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CHEVROLET '55

SO Bel Air: robin blue.
with white top: Wv. tires. r., h..
Powerglide; a very low mileage, l.
owner car Fully guaranteed. ST.
295 cash or Si95 down. WOLFE
MOTORS, 1891 Wis. ave. NV. EN-.
3-0l42 -la
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cHEV. so 1919 inclined TSfit. not ,Il;. roo; never
8. ia. 2-1066; ewes. XII. S-0530.
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CHRYSLER 1850 New Yorker: 1
owner; beautiful black finish; w.s.w.
tires; low mileage. See at 261S. Pa.
ave. NV. Ia
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame. white or colored.
quick settlement. Call MR.. MILLER.
NE. 6-5400; evenings, LA 6-5194.
A CASH BUYER OR TERMS
Ii. 6-2000-S. E. REALTY
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FINE VIRGINIA MOTEL

Situated at 4h mi. from washinGton.
and in one of the best locations
that anyone could choose. Is this
beautifully designed modern. 80
unit motor hotel. with aceommodA-
tions for 1874 persons; apts-. at
trac. lobby. This court Is top rated
from every standpoint, having 5
spacious acres of hilltop, with wide
price is well under 4 times the past
l2-month income. For complete de-
tails Of this best investment, please
call WILLIAM w. JOHNSTON. CIR.
3-215I. Ia
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ONNDTV' TT OPN"I oV' o'e'
CHRYSLER "a New Yorker DE
LUKE 4-dr.-2 to choose from
Low mileage, PowerFlite trans,
power brakes fresh-aIr heater. Fa-
nous 235-h.p. VS. engines. These
cars like new inside and out. Trade,
terms. Guaranteed to not be
equalled anywhere at terms; 81 ,995.
HAINES MOTOR CO., 5000 Bla-
dpnsburR fd ne --lD
Evening star., 1955-11-13

land Park Library, wednesday. SIS
pm, Hillerest Unit. Naylor Gardens
Community Hou1e. Thur1day, 10 an :,
Southeast Day Unit with Mrs. David
lynch. 1879 HighWood drive Sc.
Ihnrsday, 10 am. TakomasPetvoTth
Sixth street NV Thursday. 5 pm.
Downtown Evening Unit, league ONCE,
District Home EeonomIes Assoclstion---
Tuesday, 1880 an, home economists
In the home section meetinR 7400
Sheriff road. LandoFer, Nd: to tour
new safeway Food Distribution center
0ptl-Mrs. Club Of WashinEton Tuesday,
l@:30 pm, luncheon meeting, SherA-
ton Park Hotel: to show ESQ Standard
OIL Co. color hlm Of Louisiana
Ad CIub-Tuesdey.. 1890 Pm. to salute
CARE Grand ballroom, Willard Hotel;
prograul 70 feature Al Capp. creator
OF LII Abner and Long Sam. and Tom
Lehrer, satirist in song.
Mothers Club Of st. stephens School
Tuesday. pm, school cafeteria, 2405
z Russell road. Aiexandrta3 70 discuss
financing Of pledge to building fund:
speaker. Mrs. Jane Urauhart, librarian,
on Function and Use Of Library;
Fails Church Republican WsmenS Club
ing. with Mrs. I. r. Fakin, .ir. 800
Linden lane. Fails Church. Mr., Ray
cromley. Fairfax County. Republican
chairman. and Mrs. Cynthia thinner
man, virginia State Republican vice
chairWonan. to present review and
Evening star., 1955-11-13

gram and luncheon, Potomac Electric
Power Company playhouse. MrE. Joseph
r. McDonnells Emerson 3-62gos IN
eharNe OF reservations.
University Of Maryland Campus Club
Wednesday, 1.l5 PM, Maryland room
University of Maryand; speaker, Mr.
Conrad Lidens "a Trayeiogue 70 South
America
Miscellaneous Clubs
Tewn CIuh-TomorroW, 1880 pm
luncheon. with Mrs. William III Hessick
$500 Woodlawn avenue. KenWood,
speaker. Mr.. NJ Samlr Ahmed, Cultural
Attache to the Egyptian Embassy.
Prince George's County Federation Of Re-
publican Women--Tomorrop, pm.
meeting, community room, Citizens
Bank Building. Langley Park branch
proEram TO center around Thanks
Pro Bensta Cub -Tonorrow, 8 pm.
with. Mrs. Heman S. Ward, assoc
Argyle terrace NV speaker. DR.
Charles & Fierst, The Anesthetist. .
District LeAgnc of Women Veters--To-
morrow, SIS pm, Congress Heights
Unit. with Mrs D Hoffman, 430i
Wheeler road 81. topic. What Next
georgetoxn Unit. with Mrs H,
Bunting, 3303 Q street N w. Wednes-
day, 10 . M, Chevy Chase Unit. Chevy
Chase Community Building. Wednes-
day. ] o a. m. Mount Pleasant Day Unit,
Mount Pleasant Library. Wednesday.
Pm, Lower connecticut Unit. cleve-
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review nth Century Plays and
ours.' BY Anne DafiinEton; open q
District Library AssocIatlon--Thursd
s pm. monthly meeting. Foieef
Shakespeaee Library: speakers, DR..
Louis B. Wright director, and Mr.
James q. McMsnaway.
lB'nai Israel Sisterhsod- Saturday. .
pm, Uneg Shabbath, Sisterhood
Room, Sixteenth and crittenden
streets NWi speaker, Mrs Dyora
Zion. Attaehe to the Embassy OF
Israel,
Reyolution - SATURDAY, s:30 pm,
Francis Wallis Chapter. national de-
tense meeting, with Mrs. Paul War
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snaiysls Of ssssnt sats si.etiun; spsn
B'sS, Erifs Wsmsn. Abram sinsn Chap,
tef--Wednesday, 1880 pm, .regulai
meeting, Hotel a400: speaker. ~. Ma
than Rich. regional director Of B'na
Women,s Snciefy Of Christian Service
Gresham Methodist Church, Fall
Chureh-Thufsday 10 an. ainua
bazaar; 70 include turkey lunch ane
snack bar.
LeaEue Of American Penwemen,
District Branch = Thursday, pm.
art group monthly meeting with Ma
rian Ptlsbry Chapline. 21t2 Thirty.
Belts Marvin, "a Brief Visit With the
Art of the Scandinavian Countries,
Norway, Sweden and Denmafk.' Fri
day, ? Pm, drama group, studio; to